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and the lot on winch it. stands. Attached
TO the Mil, there is a Distilery, with all
the necessary fixtures.
The Miil-h0use is one of the largest and
most cOmmodious IL. Southern K entucky.
it being three stories nigh, with machinery
IN good running order from c liar to garret.
fERMS.-One Thousand dollars cash,
balance IN three months, with interest
from date. Good security will be required,
and lien on property retained.
There viii also bo sold on the same dav.
a wagon and four choice mules, one hum
dred head Of hogs, coal and other fixtures.
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EET URGIbGs
TerFC IEuse & IndIaRap0IIs.

l<eGce
Indp'lfs3 30 A II. 7:3o a n. I:l5 n. $40 P II
ATTiCs
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rRAINS GOING sOUTl

TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Transfer Packet Steamer MOllie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(Sundays excepted,) at,.-.-...--...... 3 :l5 P.bI
Train leaves Henderson at..-.-...... 4: :45 PM.
arrive at MadisonvIlie e...-..........-.. 30 r. r.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Il Jacksonville daily
Sundays excepted) at ................ % a N
Arrive at HendersJ ..... ........ z 80 N
Arrive at Evansville by Il ansfer
Packet MOilie Norton ........ 80 A NJ
Making connection both ways with
trains on the J.. x &. Railroad.
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Lac Foreiga IntsIILgenoe
ENGLAND.


LONDON, August 23.-The steamers
Herman, Nevada. City Of Limerick
aud Austrian have arrived out.
The Telegraph, editcTially, thinks
the Harvards should win the race
with the Oxfords.
The Bishop Of Winchester has re-
signed.
LONDON, August 23.-The Iorning
Telegraph, TO- day, has an editorial on
the forthcoming international boat
race, wherein It says: A point IN
favor Of the Americans IS, that they
are in such a state of high training,
and the best kind; that they have not
submitted TO a sharp regime for few
months with a view 10 a particular
event, but have been 10 perfect train
ing for the last three years. w hat
| hardness of muscle, sOundness OF
heart and honesty of being must be
the result, It Is almost impossible to
over rate the effects such a state Of
facts has upon the event Of the Tace.
-Four young athletes kept for three
years under conditions TO develop
every available power, Is something
mere excellent than the result of
few months training. What may not
be expected from crew called upon
for a quarter of an hours strain, when
they have been at work for years?
Taking our information as correct,
we should consider the superior hard
ness of the Americans more than
set-of against the style Of the Eng
lish, aud conclude that the contest
will be mainly battle of coxsWains
Whatever the events may be, we trust
that the increase of kindly feeling
and good fellowship between the two
nations may be one of the results.
LONDON, August 23.-The Iele
graph to. day, in its sporting article,
alludes again to the Union University
race. IL says that many Of the best
judges Of boating offer two to one on
Oxford, and il predicts that the Oxo-
niaus will win, but believes that the
Harvard men viii make a better fight
than was anticipated by the supporters
of Oxford.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 23.-La France says
however painful it may be for Spain
to accept the suggested solution OF
the Cuban difficulty, there is no other
plan possible. 1t is the only way for
Spain to save some fragments of the
wreck. The valuation and duration
OF Cuban independence, under the
protection of America, is another
question, the desire to absorb which
characterizes the Americans, and
qualities them very badly to perform
the part of patriotic protectorate.
1t is very probable that behind the
compromise they are trying to bring
out a second edition of the histo OF
Texas.
The Empress departs on a tour to
day.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impediments 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Or. J: SKILLLN HOUGHTOH, Howard
a Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
tunl2 d3m lsp nj
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Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
T. Haute ..,..- 10 a M. 200 NJ. 5 rs A d
ATTtUe
Evansville II: :56 a I-.I0:3I p ~. $40 M
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O'clock An. Every Tuesday, 4 edues-
day, ThUrsdsy, Friday, and saturday al 3
1'clOck P. II.
To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at
o'clock z. II.
70 GREEN BIYER.- Every Monday Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday al O'Clock
P.&.
70 EAssTPotsT. Every Tuesday and Sat
ur lay 0t4 O'Clock P. BE.
20 HESDERsoN-DaHy, except Sundays,
- Z o'clock Pm.
To EASHVILLE-EVery TUeSdag Wedues-
day and saturday at ?. n.
Transient boats daily up anh doWe
TO CINCISNATI-E saturday at 10
An.
30 CANNELToN Every Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 A.M.
RockportStage (via NeWburgh and Boom
gIlle,) Carrying the mail, leaves at h. IL
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 2. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon
lays ana Fridays at A. Il. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by p. n
Mt. Vernon Maj stage leaves daily te1
opt sundays) at 4. n. Arrives daily Tex
55p1 sundays Hy ?. p
no NEW BUELa.--H HacE aaliy except sun
GayJ EroIu tins Merchants aofel, al 3
O'clock P, III,
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LeoUe Mail. Expr. Freight.
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Arrjve
Vincennes.... I:i3 p M. Z IA p M-.I0:I0 P n
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GOING EAST.

Le0Ue Lightning Ex. Ace. Night Ez.
Vincennes 80 :33 z NJ. :l3 p NJ. 9:55 r II
-Aq.FtUe
Cincinnati. 9:O0 MIL :l5 p NJ. 600 II
Louisville .- sec z n. 10 a b.. 9 80 A n
GOIEG WEST.
LeaUc Mail. Night Tx. Day Ex.
Vincennos &c.. 4 % L IL. 2:O5 a n q. 6:I5 II
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I Auditor OF
, Illinois.
/ Official seal.
Auditor Pubiio A,ccoahts.
sprIneaeId- Aaenll Do. Ig99.

Springfield, AuEuft 10, 1859.
4, George d. BrinkerhDn, do hereby cer-
tify that, by authority OF Hon. q. t. Ltp-
pincOtt, Auditor OF Public Accounts OF the
State Of Illinois, examined personally,
in detail. the booa s, papers, vouchers, ana
assets Of the Republic Insurance Company
OF Chicago, and 4 found the SAID Company
to possess, in their own right aud title, the
following assets, 70 Wit:
United States Bonds, '5-20s fpGr
1878, ,OOO), market value Ilg5S .-.sl, ,o5q3J7 Co
TO tiona m Giiln Banx. .. -. -.o = l57575 Oh
July l. /. is85 but since receiVejj 1888 60
Premium notes taken FOR ma
abloj l7J,3s3 10
Due (as per books from agents
anoe conpariie5 ...................... - 878 81
SalVages and reclamaJlol5
claimed by the Company ....... 2,2jf 0I
Office furniture aud fixtures .-- 2,F3 "a
=
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In Le5Llm Oly WuereOE
/ have hcreuuto SUBJ
scribed my name and
affixed the seal OF nay
office, at Springfield,
this cth day of August
A ID. 1869.
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Eg ADyERTlSSMRAq8.
FE.oURENG RaEE.T.

T. . r $ a L Il
TETE Z. THE UE EDERSEGTED, = DESIR-
w ING to close up cur business, will
sell to the highest bidder, on the second
"a Onday in september next, (lt being Coun,
ty Court day,l our splendid
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nnMRsTIC MARKRrs

Pr.oyrrTl July a9oiiOn hEht demand MdalSg ugl.9d
for New RIsed s2es Fout yer, quiet SuPersas ssets 80
EIt' o. Sd - IS North Western Esi,' F1mI $685. = cd
w6.,t s,a sy RED . S5as Co. co. 81 7oS8 Is Rye
& o. Cor. o ' % s. ST ne. b.s MS @'''
%sIist Without decided change PIoOo 0olss uP Mes Po[t
bllIIsos, July a9-Coion quiet steady; Mdilur s'e
quiet stead, scarcity stock restrict, business Hosst
sP; ssss CIV MI g. sap sf 81 do Kl iI is
g F,g ;S: Yie s, n t' S1: q
choice Red 81 Sdsl go White 81 e9Gti ~ Corr dali PRIME
for New ga Bacon .y. ad ,dy,aeng RID
s ss '' G. s S !. E ss E s S'Iai Han"
IoLsDo Jn EfS9T s, s a "n''I S1ai % Corr ..e
No 9c 30 g7ie oats qui., and DOmiusy unchanged RE
bush Wheat bush Corr 1900 ta,h sbpm,ut-l 30
o'I sS i O 20 n II b, ,,po,,. none Psar
steady s0sss whoa. 81 los 81 g. Corn - - o.-
Jsl sp.A,5ss ws''; .r@ I'd 10 goea g,
~ 50 Corn ,cvs ,nd scarce At 80 oA dreans an e',,gf
Tobacco sm "s o. i'l bhd' At t6dto % "l,i, trH a9d
Meat. ~ sl2e ,r shoulders. i6ideie Sr sasa B'ooa
holders uIOa to eel Hans l5a2'e Lard. sSi,ie Cold 10
cGeiso lal, YIoer qqle,. sglss EIn' Is 5'atl IS
so. ~, l sSt' s'5 as i Aau o ,. ss
80 q ~" SG3 s' p ' Ss,' I'D 49,; a. =. So
l s.g.o,t, h o i a,i T.. SEE s % 10
good CoHs 80 DS - p - ar - sod 'hirpg -.
ors sIied aHi higher 81 80 0dts - for commsn - ~
80 Is Tor good 70 shnos ff,gtts uaeuts h,s,gt'4" ih
Flour hush what. hush On hgsh taa
shpmspi'3s0 b Flour, % 90 bgsh Wheat Oo bash Cora H.
buth 80. ,,,, ~,
al IS, White Cora buif DC Oats 10 bull nc Rye
II ~ Barley 81 IS Tobacco STEADY or leaf sales ~ bids Al
SuD Baron-Shoudefs l;ic Clear RIB SIDES .ie 'H 500,
1910 Hams-EIra Cured 2lc Lam yc HghEnr'. ~ 10
Jolly Flour lcss aeIre ard u1hauEed Nhss
,,sady Al = 3I no l. 81 lsl T No. os' dsesnE No
Tor No kys romaaL BARLEY nominal
Grain PRE- gbts qn md unchanged Rsesp-l0o hb. toar
Shpmsu-IUsl hb.s fl0ur Jr9 bash Wheat
Furow grades 'arcs a. 80 od - 90 chSio,
brands +adss IS. NheA-krft White 'tsalJ Al 81 81 70
flt No J. Data. 9c.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON, July 29-l mConsog g]t for aud 9l1
s3i for the United States Five Twenty bonds s3 Fries 1877
Illinois CeutrGls gJf; Atlantic aud Great Westsfn at
LvEEPooI, July 29 m-COOn is steady Wheat 92 for No
Red Western.
LosooS. July 79-Llnseed oil Isl O5J per tuu
LONDON Juy al mConsos g3t for both and the
United States RysTNsBy bonds quiet 3d. Bss
l9i
LIVERPOOL July al m-COon 10 unchanged Cheese ca
ewt for the best grade If American fne Turpenue al
HAvKE. July 29--Cotton opened quiet aud iteAdr
LONDON July 29BVeningThs following the closing prizes
to-day Cono got for and 1a9i for the United
States Five Twenty bonds Qnet Stocks que 1915 Hi
bois CentrAls gJi
Jay 2oUnied State, FvsTvny bond, OF ao5 for
issue Of 1867.
July 29-Brnng closed shade sms aud
Of American descriptions fraction higher Mdg Upands
2id hddiIg Orleans Ia I'D sales to-day 10000 bales Bread
Stuhs n unchanged
LoSDoS July 2eBvenirs -Tslow unchanged Lin.
seed OH Is quiet and steady Petroleum
HAVRE July 29-EVung closed steady at 1874
francs for TIes Ornafe the and Low Mdiing
ANTwEKF july 29PsiTosun quiet 50 for STANDARD
White.
PAKs July ?9-Ths Bourss closed arm; Reptes ar 27c
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100000


State bonds were dull and steady. Tennessee excou
pous sold at 63la63 bonds 81 Virginia per cents
excoupon So North Carolina per cents SIT 500 North
Carolina new bonds 81 Georgia per cents IS; Missouri
per cents s7i Railway bonds firm. Bank shares
were dull with sales OF Bank Of Commerce at l2i Con
tncu,a 100 Western Union Telegraph, 81 Quicksilver
49, Express shares neglected, with the exception
Of Adams which sold at 60. Pacific Mail sold at s4 as2i
closing at 81! bid The railway share market continues
duh upon the general list and there was entire alb
seuce OF speculative movements in the Western stocks
Reading been active and large purchases OF stock
were made upon reports that the road its present
business will earn per cent in cash for the last six
months Of the year. and pay its next dividend In cash
The failure TO get a quorum at the New-Hork
Central meeting, yesterday, prevented any ac-
ton ia reference TO the consolidation, and the
stocks have been comparatively dun throughout
the day Hew-York Central is for delivery the
OF stock aGOat in speculative hands does not
much exceed 10000 shares and the recent rapid ucua
lions have been caused from the fact that the large
short interest has entirely supplied from stock
the street NewYork Central sold at 2i d215, clos at
2ii3 Hudson 1854 olss closing lsl bid Harlem, lt4
I6o closing at 1914 Michigan Southern steady at 1854
alO5l; Northwestern Common sold at 7g3dsO; North
Western Preferred e3I NewJersey Central firm at
1924 New.YOrk and New Haven l3Oa13l; St. Paul Pre-
fcrrcd sC3 Chicago Burlington and Quincy ls9i After
the last call the market strong. Fort Wayne ad-
vanccd 70 i5 the balance Of the list steady
at fractional advance the New.York roads were In
better demand. Reading active, selling at s9i alOo
The market closed firm.
Tho following the closing quotations OF Govern.
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THURSDAY, July 29-P. M.

Gold opened at 1864, sold at 1861, closing
1861 1861 The shipment of specie per Rhein amounted to
100000 The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
S7425C.OOO, and the balance 81 ,455,9O7 rs.
Government bonds opened strong and active and after
The close OF the Second Board advanced from 0b per
cent upon report that the Secretary Of the Treasury
would continue his purchases Of $9OOOOOO per week, in
addition his regular purchases for the Sinking Fund
for month August. The transactions were heavy
and marked with igreat excitement lO4Os advanced
per cent selling at li2I Currency per cents were in
active investment demand at advance OF per cent
from yesterdays quotations The market closed buoy
ant az the highest prices made at the Stock EI-
change. At the Government purchase to-day the offer
ings amounted to A,7OOOOO. The following were the
awards
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ssl geo mats Jazz E.I or P' w, terms an,
to-day .nd have bad yeT irregular mSss,, oPsnSg
s,.aoy s s1SI s5 % New Family EIr The
600 Dbl sS 30 - for Pspsy S.ts 81 oe 10 for grade,
owsstsrn gIlrss Is for good TO choice spring %5. kIn
Ohio VI 2Ga 81 60 M Trade brands s 2oas for Fluly brs9
81 r. ws ~ S% SR. S DO do sd 80 FAMILY
d Louis EIirs and Double Extra oIos 10Y pa y, M
Active d .s sSd % ;'61 ~ 50 for ha @
n ~ 20 Tor ordinary Extra Baltimore ssd Ccgory; 70 yG
- 500 Il Tor EIr Family MARYLAND and Delss kye Flour
s 5r bot quiet Of so bills at s'eS' % for Western aud
~ % m Liverpool 500 bills Four 49, ard by esmsr
aO bush Wheat i'd and 900 bales Cotton AT d TO AH"p "
hhdi rSSa2I b, market opened firm without much activity
and most grades owe he demand nshI oL 5IPoI SI' s.
S'' MIsa spHpg ii % 80 caiagS Spring Sssi. >?
g Es Gb s SRSs so - fSI WIT. c.u
SbIs Michigan. fancy lOs at about ss ~ o. O' Ac
Der do 10 .r,sS Ss Of New Anb, O6oi fT ibis 81 50 VA.
lid so TIE a%aS u. 's quiet. 9' sales q 500 ES. at
os mere Psag =, we o,, GIs . Gy hn
en- s are SS bush and Western at 7aG ,' S s, a'
coa without mpor,9 change sa u bp AID Usouad
Conmon sass The 's are ISa Al l5 Western Wbs
"a 81 IOs! Is; Western felo" Al 81 10 c,g IN Offer
D.S' :, F1It s.u. !' s sa a% .sa3 ' -
bHAyTbs inquiry light and pncsa are nomphl IA 3
& md s5e III IS lof Retail OiH stra"h selling
g0psTbe demand moaer.. and The @'i'' steady s9l'e
a. gsu sBI 2d6c for old.
"uTypIgsplls u steady At l2Ic, gold . 49,, - h.,. mi, 10
assYS-Tbe continues very hgIt ~ Al
oTt s lot Porto Rico al 7oe and ~ hho'
S,yAL gTOREs-Cds Tmpenne scarce ana I H.s boid.
;ssIv altered there TO be more c"nheIee
~. po sales no bbls stRi G45ie msTssAniADt d., bou.,sr
H. go.ns ss Bud usrke quiet pateu 80 Is n,
@ ,,bst rb1Bgs: Of 800 bblsy los AZ a,
~ quote No At ~ tVVR1sst N
Lomm0n 20 g as Tor RItrS Pale W. o. qaoea AZ $50
~ r., IL sy p limited demand At 81 OdS2 " of HO '''''
I'D IH1S12s for Wilmington "a a., At 05c 1aI Tor
Lpsssl 10 fair demand Ihd h VI O, are
81, ,d Jb Eugsh DO Is doll snd nominal G y n, Spsrn
'Ah1s 80 80 - ii O5 Gr whale and ~ 13dhl - ~ ~ a
ffrrsi Os are quiet 81 10 for BlraSGeo 49, I'D oil
a. ti,rst WuIer sperm aud ~ Tor beAu'' 80, 90 an.
II ,.,g I'D ogIrt Al 81 334 81 %. Other ois arc V'
elsugrl. - IL. . ,,,le,.te decree Of activity 10
80, ~, ar lui 90 ies Fe l.stu Of ~ 49, Pas
oi , 40. 1o Lbl, Al ulbtsI Asni eh bi biha '
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
i'm currency and in exchange for iive-twenty bonds
Welding an increase of As per cent in net annual in
come Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE
A
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDs or
THE 81. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD Or Mis-
sOURI-Princpal and interest payable com at the
Farmers Loan aud Trust Company, New-Y OTk.-We
are now closing out the balance Of this most
desirable security at the low price of 81 and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds limited 10 less
than $4,000 per mile, and secured 10y mortgage on
the entire property of the Company. thus making
the same one OF the safest and most profitable secur
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers. New York.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCR

Per P,Sssls, Canal aud Railroads
JrLY 29-26047 bb Flour lI1O3O p $40 bush Corn
"a hush Oats 10 ga bush Malt $50 bills Refined Petroleum. 30
bills Spirits Turpentne 22 bbG Crude Turpenne T bills Rosn
81 bills Poi 81 kgL Beef 81 pkga Cut Meats IS Lard 100
Lard 10 casks Ashes 1907 Butter Cheese - bbs
ToW IS bba LAtOn 6j6 pkgL oil Cake $40 cakes Copper ~
bbA Whisky $40 bbA Eggs 800 bales Wool bales Hemp 99 bale
Hops 15 sides Leather Hides 3 bids Tobacco Ill hhds Su
707O boxes Starch l51 bags Peanuts pEEL BssWAI
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TREASURY Department,
ovKtcH M SrPEavtSINo ARCHITECT Juy IL 1869 I

NVPENVfsINU
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- n M OF JULY 1852 f,T furnishing and delivering
BARRELS more e of the best quality OF RosndAe
quality the Site Of the proposed
building New York Each barrel 70 contain at least BOO
TO be delivered In quantities Of from 500 to loo bar
the onlsr Of the Supervising Architect his Agsat aud
at such times be, in their judgment Necessary $1,000
All bids by penal bond IN the OF 5000
that will accepts and perform the Contract awarded 70 hz
suency the security Ia he certified 10 by The Distinct AtoneI
of the District where the bidder resides. 49,. .
right 20 reject bids
be deemed the Government and BID
every respect 10 The vqrsmenO this adTsr
tsemsnt Nill not be considered
Proposals TO be indorSed .
Proposals for supplying Cement and addressed 10 49,
A. MlLLETr. SuDervisink Architect
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Beef active and sesdy sales Of 900 bb sea s7 for Plain
Mess and S1d ZIG for Extra Mess nominal Beef
Hams are dull but steady sales Of IS bbL at S76ds3o Cut Meats
are in fair demand and Sesdy sales Of 200 pkg lie for sad
Hams and t 2e for smoked do tight hee and Bacon
dull and prices are nominal Lard and unchanged sales Of 100
bills and tea at HE for No able for fair
prime steam. and l9tGSic for Kettle Rendered.
BUTTkETbere arm for all grades and there steady fair
demand. We quote:
Stats-Paih River 6ns I2al sor. Md Whit. ,rkd mas
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TREASURI DsPAHrnEsIl
o,,,,, =, "a, sUyuaunss AscsiTlcT. jay - .

oIvcE o. rHE suPEAunSs Asc4ITscT. July u iSeS a,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received u IRoa
ais, dsy ofJuy for all and the Whole Of me
PENCE and STONE COPING usosng the United sa'ss fS
s P,y Ma. Yorh Broadway DO ies' on
$50 st Si.r connection them, being 7sO ssh
Fence and Coping 80 . ~ ...ovA5 nm or hsore The
i., a. az InSnst ne and ali portions remaining Oh VIC
mat dale win 90 the United states -, Fence and Stone
udorsed Proposals OI
Iii m ,tIrs,ssd 20 undersigned me ~ b. deemed
coping 400 20 reject any all Of the bids "a bst does aS1
N, be Interest Government 20 DO 80 al ot be considered
eaGlOrn z 1 Nm K4T ssDsf,uS Assh,sL TFsssAu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported tor THE TRIBUNE
THURABAT. july % 1869
IsUyS are without special change; the demand We
oy,t, > y-saS7 for Pots. Pearls nominal
COTTON-Ihe demand hss been less active and the mhfet IL
rreu The low grades ruling stesy but the nst oeE
sales Of III bales (lH last evening aud 800 10
Of by spinner by cuatort and 30
80 bales Low Adng for November and
so d. December latter free board at New Orleans private
terms do November aad 50 do December poe 80 December
for 2Gc We quote BoHnaiy as iOlnNs:
Ic n IeIaS
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finandal.

EIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
II MONTGOMERY ALABAMA
IVES & MACY,
no 80 wALL-ST.. n Y,
Tor SALE at 90 !aiHs PER CkhL and ,eInsd S''i 70
BGMA eug the Of per Per Coupons
PAYABLE 10 the CITY ~ SssYoh the brat day Of launaU and JAY
The De City Of Montgomery being small these Bonds are
considered - Grst class for Investment
Further Information furnished on application 10
HOWBS s MACY. No. % Nalst " y. City.
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TREASURY DEPANrNEsr.


OyPlCE rHR SrPERylsING ARCHITECT, Jaly -. 1859
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August 1893 furnishing and delivering the site Of the Nss
PosOes SsNio such quantities and at such mss may Be- re-
aud feet Of dimension GRANITE clear IN
viii
each and will be fol- the square aud sound
and according SchsiVe be furnished hersahsr
Also for furnishing aud delivering above $500 cubic da more co
less Of GRANITE LIMESTONE North River RUBBLB to Be 1Aa
the bed sound and breaking With an square aesae one
be bond than cubic feet and M
than "A be than inches thieh
Also for S0OO yds OF hand durable STONE broken 70
the siIe OF hens eggs suitable for concrete
Bids s b made BY the cubic foot and yard and will oe rendered sep
arasy for dinensiOp stone. rubble, and concrete
Payments be made monthly delivery aud ceepn9 OF %
stone by the Architect his dsdnenE " p osae
until the ena completion Of the contract. -, II. "A 40.
An bids accompanied b. penal bond TIE sun OF
the bidder will accept and perform we
Awdsd to hinthe sufuey Of the iseu 70 .: esfu0'' ~
District Attorney Of the District where the bidder redeh - 10 "A -
The Department reserves the right 10 reset any OF Az @ 49,
deemed for the Interests Of the Government 10 DO 90 An1
every respect this Advertisement vi" o' " S'a
Edsred p.hh.
Concrete Stone" 49,, a -. . ..-.,. =, ~.
Bidders for Dimension Stone viii submit al cases SAMPLE o. ne
bid foT-6 inches cube showing We J eS
' ~ 49, ID MULLETT Supervising Areeitee
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MtNi,al.
Proposals.
TREASURY DKPARTNSSr.

OTrIcE oT rHE sUPENvHNs ARCHITECT, July l.. 1909.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- JAY 1859 for the sKayatns and eartaa
Aw,y Of all site Of the PstOhoe the PARK,
amounting Soo cubic yards more less The saod 1uad
included In the contract bur will be retained bY
the Department The excavation be msie directed BY the super
ViSing Architect " bis duly authorised agenL
will he made the the monh
ssrviug faithful aud prompt completion Of
the work
be accompanied BY penal bond the sum o.
that the bidder will and perform he conta
awarded uency othe be certified 70 By the
District Attorney where the bidder resides The Depart
psnt itself the right Of rejecting all bds
Of the Government TO do and bid thai
Toes rot the requirements Of this advertise
mput will not be considered.
Proposals will he ucOsed sealed envelope Endorsed Proposals
for EIcayatug" aud addressed 10 the undersigned,
A MILLhIT SnnarEsnR Archtaak