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Interesting General News.
&c. &C. &C.
Washington News.

w ASIIlNGTOS July II.
Capt. Harrison, commanding practice
squadron of the Naval Academy, has re-
ported to the Navy Department the ar
rival of the squadron at Cheesbourg on
the 14th of July. All were well Mid
shipmen Il. J. Jasper, Ondk. Singer, w.
Carlin, Mathew Miles and Chas. Seymour,
have been ordered here to be examined
for promotion. Secretary Rawlins has re-
turned to this city and is at the depart
meut this morning looking much improy-
cd in health.
Junta Central, Republican DE Cub, y
Porto Rico, No. II Broadway.
DR. Culoe Of Georgia, left here tonight
with authority to take possession of the
Confederate laboratory at Macon, for the
use of the State Agricultural Fair. After
the lst Of January it is possible the build
ing will be converted into an hospital for
for aged and infirm surgeons.
Information has been received from the
United States Consul at Bermuda, under
date OF July -, of wreck of Bark Sauptha,
Of Bath, sth of July on reefs north OF
Bermuda, She was loaded with ice and
general cargo. portion Of light cargo was
saved. Vessel is nearly total loss. Officers
and crew were landed at Bermuda
The Washington Schutsenverin is MAX
ing extensive arrangements for Schutzen-
fest, which commences next Monday. II
will he preceded by grand procession
including all the Di,trict Germans Asso-
cia'ions and members of those of other
citizens. Six priz.z for Shooting will be
in gold coin, ranging from 1925 to $50
and fifteen in silver ranging from 81 80 10
s.. Also, prizes for bowling, and gold
medals for the best marksman.
The receipts OF the Internal Revenue
from July to date is SIT ,S6O,0OO Re-
Gently published statements that the
Secretary of the Treasury would sell no
more GOLD and buy no more bonds. was
without authority. ..r
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Deaths.

KNIGHT-In Chicago, July 10. 1869, Mrs. An
ME Il. Knight. wife OF g. w. Knight, aged 20
years, 10 months and "a years.
KENT-In Mt. Holly, July Esd, Marietta,
daughter Of the late Ashley and Mary Kent, aged
Il yeau.
sMITH-At Benson, July 18th, Seth Smith,
aged rs.
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NORWICH, Conn, July 81.
John Plat, depot master of New Lon
don Northern r. r. at this city, was kill
cd this evening, in IN attempt to jump
from the train while'in motion.
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New Ork News.

New YORK, July p.
70 The American President:
The Central Republican Juntl or Uuoa
and Porto Rico begs to state that all the
reports published in New York newspa.
pers about dissensions among its mem.
bers, change OF presidency, and appoint
ment of j. NJ. Maccais; is utterly false
The office of the Junta continues at No.
II Broadway, New York.
Signed J. S. BAssoREs,
Charles l.. Quincy was arrested to-day
charged with attempting TO utter two
forged certificates of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company. Quincy,
who offered to sell the forged certificates
to VIM. Heath x Co, was held in 81, ZOO
bonds to answer The certificates pro-
duced in court purport to be the first of
the series (; is numbered l0,903, and sign
ed w. f. Coolbaugh, Treasurer, and Jno.
L. Tracy, President. The original certif-
cate Of the same number was long since
cancelled. 1t is believed great amount
of the spurious stock is out
Maj. Gen. A. S. Webb has accepted the
presidency of the College of the city OF
New York, and enters upon his duties
about the first of August
The projected reunion of the officers of
both Union and Confederate armies who
fought at the Battle of Gettysburg, is to
be held on the battlefield, Wednesday,
August 4th. This meeting is called by
the Gettysburg Memorial Society for the
purpose of permanently locating the po-
sition of the two armies during the vari-
Gus stages of that battle. A large num-
Der of officers will attend, and Col Batch
elder. the historian of Gettysburg, ac-
companied by Messrs Chappell and Walk
er, the well-known artists, will also be
present.
Senator Nye left this evening for Neva-
da, via Pacific Road.
Gov. Walker, of Virginia, is at the
Metropolitan Hotel. He returns to Vir-
ginia in few days.
The number of deaths during the past
week in Brooklyn was 292. OF the de-
ceased, SO were men, % women, 100 boys
and Ill girls.
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Bourse steady: ReDfe. III &c.
ASrwEEp, July =.
Petroleum firm 8. 81 francs.
LoNDoS. July =.
ConsOls closed at 90 5 ~. Money - Account
quiet United States Bond s. Z Stocks firm
Erie 70; Illinois Central 93a
LIVERPOOL, July %.
Cotton lax for Uplanls l2& for Orleans. Sales
10. 90 bale, Bresdstuds nrIn and uuehaD ged.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brig htOn, Cam bridge and Vedford.
For the week ending July %, 1863.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
.NorsT or STOCK ar MAREgT.

. iatSf week. = $50 1898 -BU sr'N OBi
one year ago, 2,75i 1880 10, 800 20,
BEEF-Per 100 lbs Oh total weight 81 hide, tai
Iow aud meat extra, quo' atoms except for sxiD'
.i3.'O,atl3.JO. First qualify sl2 s. Z :ll.55
second do sll.mast2 o.. third Go. e. q, Gtlv.T IS
MOkhlNo OAEN-sl75.az15.
HANDY STEERS aud SLIM OXEN 1900
$50, or much according Ia their yalu. U,ei.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair aua!If,
SHEEP = Per pound, ave weight, q re.
iamb- gG9Hc
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lot, IS O
al 50.
FAT HOGS Per 10. 10 a 90 live weight.
HIDEs-brgntoD oo0gaI0e.; country lots s
az &C.. calfskIn- 2Olr25c.
SHOrES-Wholesaie I3e. laO0c.: retail lllse
TALLow brighton, oSaskc.; country io,s
YOUNG PIGS -Isa2oc.
PELrs- 81 SOun2 90; country lots, / coal Doe
LAMBS-60c shOrn at 25c q 3jc. each
REMARKS.
Over 500 head Of cattle have been received a;
this market during the past week. In number
this Is the largest receipt We have ever reported
The quality, however, inferior. About I.o0t
Of these were Texans OF Cher, KEGS, many o.
which have been kept in Missouri some time
This large supply of rather sim stock has &c.
pressed prices Tor these grades OF cattle. Tn
Cherokees were sold at lower figures than have
been reached in this market for some time We
saw i've sod AT SC. per ID. hive weight 81 averag.
aging l,0lO lbs at C., so at DC. 81 az lic al
Sc, As at &C.. 20 att nc. all on live weights ere
The prizes fOr the beat era were about tie
same a last week, lSc. TO IS &C. with good once
at IL &c per 10 cfessed weight. The large nun.
Der OF these south,rn cattle III market thus week
and the loo prices u which they We're sol TO-
duced some buyers TO take two weeks supply,
and others bought more freely than usual al
Brighton. Consequently the demand for north.
ern stock at Ca ubridse to-day was rather weak
aud prices, except Tor lev VI the best animals,
Were not as goUd as last week. A few OF the
best grass fad steers and ss-and there were
few good oDes-soli at lie. pr ID. r. Z. Brady
50 extra cows, = Fat enough" said one butch
er, at l3c., i'm At. TO dress so lbs. each paii
Of year old steers s59, or l2c per ID hei en-
and cows at l0c to II kc. per 10. j. Il. Whalen
sold one OK and two cows a. loo. on his estimate OF
dressed weight cows &c., and bulls a, &C. pr
h. VI L. Shackeit sold a car load at &c. 20 lie
per ID. Sheep and lambs are loser than last
week by &c. 10 Nc. per h., rs lambs and IS sheaI
at &c. per To-, lambs at &c Sc per H.. 50 20
80 per head, l32 new York lambs at u 80, NJ al
s3.75. 40 at u, l25 at .3.rjI, LIS at s4l2H, IS
al 81.
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sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20.
Mr.. NJ. n. Styles, President of the Ma
tional Labor Union, died here suddenly
to-day.
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l. o. OF G. IA regular meeting for
election of officers of Rutland Lodge, for
the ensuing quarter, will be held at Good
Templars' Hall, at halfpas seven o'clock
this evening. Every member of the
Lodge is requested to be present.
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LANNON'S BLOCK.

Merchants Pow.
IL trader- have faiien 10 give YOU a good trade
IN the vicinity 81 Rutland, VT, will, or forfeit
the above reward.
few more Army shoes.-jn-. the shoe for sha
farn1ers-reIlin< ebezp. w. keep the c-lehr.,ad
Rutland, and North bennington koots- the bet
manufactures In the United States.
Ladie-' snd M,-ses' tine shoes Of the l.t&s.
styles White and Bronz- Siipprs
We claim 10 have the best assortment Of any
store In tosn-
;No. 6, MERCHANTS row.
q. w. CUKRIER.
Rutland. VT, July q, 1853. dkw
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STATE

MILITARY q COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
REEDS FERRY, n. H,
On Na~hua and Concord Railroad
REV. B. N. HOWELL, A N, PrlnsfpAl.
Advsstage.,-Reti,e ed location. yet essy Of 40
ces; no SALOONS, or places Of iole resat; full
corps Of teacheu th1ough instrpctiop, etc.
PupslA received at any time. send ios circular.
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Information viii b. promptly furnished, and
our Wcesly Price Current Al t. N ilei ON re-
ecilt Of inquiry. KELLEY a GREGORY.
r o. Box 5Gi, =. i.
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Union College.

SCHENECTADY, July %.
At meeting of the Trustees of Union
College, to-day, Charles A. Aiken, Pro-
fessor in Princeton College, was elected
President
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A USEFUL not sEHoLD AgTIcLE.

The most per-eet wElSGEE d which ~ hay~
knowledge j. TIL L ,.gvEI-AI-. w Gus re4d.is.
a re.l s.rrio- when recommend such machine
70 their n.iic-.-.Nsse lOrk lSnH.
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Reported expressly for the HERALD BY CHAxbEn
LIZ oTUE6Er q Co.. Commission Merchants,
- and 81 Faneun Han Market, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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CONCORD AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
"A large and entkaaiastie meeting Of
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From Albany.

ALBANY, July ~.
This morning the oolorsd church, at
whose instance the writ Of election against
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IMPoarAEr FAer.

We see thai persons 81 strong oonsi itutiVias.
and young, sIner or days zirh pans oi lie Inn De-
los Of appetite aud i-ytT. who -oddeaiy pet vel
sf'cr cholic fblios - ~ ..irpy bilious stools
The re II. prs5ur-d hy fhe~. .saouafiyn- were
the orisn.l guide 10 te idea ans Iraefee Of g,sr-
cation. aud which, wh-n .flffr.-a by Brauir.-tsi'.
Pill, alNass b.n.firs, usually cugc-, SID often
prevents di-etsa, e-peeisiiy se.il.i Frrrr ara
dis, i--s 81 similar eb4rsc-eT
1. Z. Cox. publisher 81 the stBaBueF+ Pen
ningfnB. VI. says Branlr-dth's Pill cures hiru
II Dyspepsia a't.r b-irg afflicted with " over
nye year. Lis iri.nr. aud doetors considered
bis recovery Impossible; "a. xix boxes Of Bran
dreth's P,lls restored Lis heath peri city.
A young lady II Mount Pheasant Eas sorel..
troubled xith TAPE worm. All ADVICE aud rnssdi-
cine failed 30 help h-r. Size lad 80 pest Tin.
caTe~oru snd unhappy. she lans - tn Ti-ture u
IN 'sery. At lat she concluded 20 Try Bn4ndfe:h-s
Pills. la one year she t.y,k -.-s.nis -tso box.s
They brought asay, according 20 ber oofnputal-
non, over tUo hnnliei yaIds - taI-e- Eorrn A.
length al hsr tad SYMPTOM left D er: shs slep;
and ate naturally, and her heath became fally
restored. gul siGNlm
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAIL-
RoAD-CoURT OF CHANCERY.-At the
hearing at Vergennes, on the Odd inst,
Chancellor Pierpoint, on motion of the
counsel for the first mortgage bondhold-
ers, dismissed with costs the petition Of
the Rutland Railroad Company for the
transfer to them of the possession of the
railroad and property of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad Company
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BUrrER Receipts y tine state have berB ll2hi.
and prices n tfe hruer. We "a re "ber
grades dull. The market - feFerirh, and little
prospeet Of an advance m puoe # present. We
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TRAINS ARRIVE RUTLAND,

svo,o Re,lov. Falls, Ii.l5 am. q 1853 a. m.'
'''ii .D.I5 n 1900 p. IN.
,.. so a. m % IS a. m, 40
q 3 IS pm.
,.t,,t,r. ii IL an; $50 & lilo y. m.
.s'r.soya, -l2:0D M, $50 ts:io p N:
. elem loo * 1880 "a. m, 1880 Il 1928 p. IN.
Nail Tram. 'hiiAeo-
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Arr,vn, n.a departure Of Trains
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

FOR Bellows Falls go AS m.., 'l2:20p. m, q
1888 y. IN. =.
Burlington, l.S0 1880 q. M, 2:2o * o.oo
D. m.
bennington. IS A. a. m, 1920 & '2l3 p. NJ
saratoga, Sis & 1000 a. m, q . % p. IN.
salem, 1870 & 1900 m, 'l2:l3 p.n.' anu
t4:4D p. IN.
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EMIGRNTIoN.-THe Bureau OF Stats
tics has just seut to press the following
i..e-r4.ti.e4 t.-.i..,..r 81 rrrrigratfUn 10 TINS
country for the quarter ending March 81 +,
1868, The large proportion from Canada
and Great Britain exclusive Of Ireland
i noticeable. Ii the troubles continue in
john Bulls tight little island" cou~iiera-
de additions may be expected to these
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Personal y few weeks since, We
noticed the arrival from California, after
many years absence, OF Hon Amasa
Bishop. The Northern Enterprise pub
iished III Chico, California. in copying our
brief personal notice of Mr.. Bishop, in.
PRODUCES it as follows :. We are pleased
to learn OF the safe arrival of Mr.. Bishop
among the friends of his youth and the
home of his nativity. We send back
greeting to the friends at Rutland, de
claring the pride and pleasure we enter
tain at the favorable notice and kind re-
oeption given Mr.. Bishop, assuring them
that our regard and esteem is commensu-
rate with their own"
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TuE FARuNVEN JoURNNL-EA,' F.,ir-
haven journal, which has been suspended
since the 19Jh OF June, comes - u again
filled with wtll-select..l misnjiituy and
spicy locals. Mes-r~ Leonard and Phil
lips are the proprirtorS Mr.. Leonard
has long been known a. an excellent
printer, and knows how t. manage the
typographical and business department:
Mr.. f.. II. Phillips assumes the editorial
MANAGEMENT He j. ayaung gentleman
of ability. and has. Frequently written for
the Prss- w. w.I,one him most heart
IL, o. ~, .1i+,r;1 F,4,r,.;t,, ,,a,,-
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FALED.-It is said that Sunday was
The first time in fifty years that it has not
rained on the 18th Of July Daring the
long mI severe drought which prevailed
il few year, since. the weather prophet
called attention TO his fact in the Times
and lorrtold that rain would descend %
the thirsty year on the 25ch Of July-bas-
ing his prcguo~tiraiion7 on the fact that
it had never failed to do 80 Tor about hall
a century. sunday. however for the first
time, tn e.pmeut- failed 70 connect
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OBITUARY.-Hon. Henry H. Grape, ex-
Governor of Michigan, died on Friday
last, at his residence in the town of Flint,
in that State. Mr.. Grape was native OF
North Dartmouth, Mass, and sixty. six
years old. His early life was passed in
New Bedford, where he occupied many
town offices, and was town clerk, treasurer
and collector for fifteen years. He was
for several years secretary of the Bedford
Commercial Insurance Company, and a
trustee of the free public library. About
ten or twelve years ago he removed to
Flint, Michigan, where his superior bust.
ness capacity enabled him to acquire
" ealth rapidly. He became President OF
the Flint and Holly Railroad, and enter
ing into politics, was elected StatesSena-
tor, and subsequently Governor of the
State, which office he filled four years
during thestar, doing great service to the
loyal cause. Apainful disease caused his
retirement TO private life, carrying with
him an unblsmAhed reputation and the
esteem Of al who knew him.
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GRAIs whea. dull, bot drm. Rye quiet. iD
barley II ait our price are miaai. Corn eNc't.
und,r unf4yo, able crop r-p ats. elolng firm.
Oats have advances and l,se firm. but quist.
The stock ii grain on JDly ~ at Ae~ YoIk and
the ke par s. aud Ia transit, i estimated al
4. 2ss OO0 bush wheat. 100000 bash. corn, 100,
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POCKET PICKED-During the review
of the Seventh Regiment by Governor
Hoffman, at Saratoga Springs on Friday
morning. the pocket of Mr.. Hyde OF
Hydeville, was picked of his pocket book,
containing six drafts payable to his or
der, OF one hundred dollars each, and also
about one hundred dollars in money. No
tice was at once given to the banks, re-
speeding the drafts.
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Wool The markc' continues quiet, bu' firm
The manuf4c 'ur.r,' agents sre stu ruyirg In ib-
West, and paying What seem. here 20 be fancy
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How TO PRESERVE >MokEp MEATS
II SUMNER Ike bltcl, pepper and
grind it very -tinc. the finer the better F.:
then wash the hams or beef, and rub
while damp, thoroughly, with the black
pepper a -utii .,ency viii adhere to them
10 tru,,ca ,lrr,n ,r,,r" ~. n.-....---i Lsr
through the summer. In. the cure OF
hams omit rubbing the skin side Two
pound Ut p,pper are sufficient tor thirty
pounds III meat. Il may remain hanging
in he -.noke-Aau-e during the summer.
This vii also linpnrt fine flavor to the
meat
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Helu advertisements:
500 REV ARD
= KNOCKED DOWN

I" correspond WITH the necessities n all Max
ing II advisable for tho-e sho v ant \ god trase
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regard TO variety, quality ana rrice.
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WEDNESDAY,, July %. 1894.


Messrs. Kelley 4 GTes-ry, Commission
Merchant, 80 wafer ct, ne~ York
Ngw YoHK, July 20th. 1869.
BEANS AND PEa-.-Prrne MarroEs are sca,oe
and firm a. our qpotaiion.. MEDIUMS dun. wtth
slight inquiry for PRIME. stou6 On hand ample Tor
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FOR MONEY.

to give me cali and satisfy theinseIves.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31
pK0P0sALs f0K WRAPPiN5 PAPER AND
L TwINE.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTAESr,l
WAsHISgIos. December L. 1850
Sealed proposals VIII DO received at this De.
paItmeht unnl me Dlh Gay OF January ,is7O, at u
o'clock, noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper nd
Irvine for tn use Of the Post omees tn the United
States for one year from the LIST day Of February,
1870 the said articles TO DO deNeIed free Of ex.
Renss 70 ne Department. a. he Blank Agency Of
ths Post pmce department ~ Washington, d, O.
The estimated guam w OF each article, and the
1aallty theIeoi IsqniIed, are specified below;
ls'OoO reAms 81 Wrapplng Paper 2nx3 Inches In
size, o. a material and quality equal In all
Tespee!s 70 mat 9oS 10 use In the Depart.
anep' agt 70 neikh ~ pounuH 70 The ream,
,.o qulIes' ,,,
lp feAms OF the same KIND OF paper 2dxil inches
a., 49,, In .iIe, to weigh % pounds to the Team.
U'oo pounds o. cotton or other suitable Irvine,
hard twisted, and l1 balls to weigh about
one pound each, aud so bound As to prevent
US bseomlns loose ahd tangled by trans
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l. TlF'- n ~ INV vosw rAuwrr
sv TSs. ,s; e. s Saa.. M ssss
soas da sss rp Ro S.S sS s. .Ss
s s,sSSs, s,s,sI ,s GS5n SSi;s va
~ .n ssIs Rys sS s s,S 1S% as Po
$500 T II, y 49, sas;,. !.
"a m. :oy Inquiry e, FiSSiS morn
Any ,GS s s,r,s; Fine a. ..d 100 barrel;
the mafkst remsios IN musS th ~. 1s san NV
iicn y ior .ons S.Is Psss there being 'V son.
psvey nttic omering, and no pressure
aT%ens holdsrs 70 sell. Priees are unchanged.
market !. Inactive aSdsr light iessipfs. We
,yi,Id g Isd 4 sIn 700 30, prime o. y y.
sG GG i: S e ssH s,s DO ,s.:
Day. was offered to-day At u 20. without being
taken. - go.
pr.sy %. IL sGSs Rs ssS e.
follogs. viz; 1000 bushels white, vssy damp,
stS4!i esntsi 1900 DO. In fair to good order
TO- 200 do. yellow 81 WON eents. - :.
roea 70 grir. . q :osSI.io.
ceiling % Az 81 ss0ss cents.
q ce e!s.,, hay. no fa,ths, sale. Of oo9ss
gga,kst steady. We Quote d. follows, Wis.
RIO In bond a. ranging from W 20 iiN cents,
gold, for fair 70 prime oargoea, AID Rio,
duty paid at l<k0lbl< cents for tair 10 good,
s va: .o S inSs, a9G ,S n sSla
lns We hear Of no sales as yet, but We
9, uI.s ~ uohows, via, ~ cents for ordinary
sU,pisnd, ~ eents for good ordinary, do. 2s0
~ oentn Tor low -middiins, aud OK cents
'os mluuIng, ~, "A. =
Mosasses-New orleans ranges from - TO 10
oenss ior new. crop, with fair Ioobing De
mana' but fofeirn u dull and nominal a. fol-
mwssoyynaG;o for Cuba clayed so0tS eentsl DO.
eents, Enei,eh fsi.nd" shsS ccses(, bl9o s$ff36s
Vii III n ase s9yov Ssns Res. .
A. c.nt. tor liz "a M,ssf'ans esHo.
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GALE OF. VALUABLE GOVERNMENT PROP.
. ERTY IL E0RTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA


December II, lstg
The United States Marine Hospitals aud rou nds
at vieksbuTE and hatcher, Mss. 1 Wilmington
Branch NJ nis and Grounds at Charlotte, n, G, !,
public auction o. TUESDAY, he It'll pr Ss
at u N. by the following officers, Of whom In !,
terssted parties can obtain all requisite informA.
tion:
Marine Hospital at yick,burg, Miss. by Collector
Of Customs. Yieksburg,
Marine Hnspitalat Watcher, Miss, by Collector
ofCustoms, Matches
Marine Hospital at Wilmington, N. c., by Col
lector OF Customs. wilmIngton,
Marine Hospital At Oeraeoke, n. c., by Collector
ofCustoms, Beaufort, n. G.
Branch Mint AtChArlotte, N. c., by Collector Of
lnteInal Revenue, Salisbury, n. Q,
Rraneh Mint a DahloneEH, Ga, by Collector Of
Internal Reyenuey Atlanta, Ga,
Terms OF SALE One nth cash. the balance In four
equal quarter yearly pAyments (the hrst Of hich
shall be made on the 18th April neIt.) with In.
tsrest from day Of sale until paid.
, Any failure on the part q the purchaser to make
the payments as above will inyolye the surrender
ment OF the pay ments already made.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, the Department
deemed to he interest Of the Government to do so
certificate 81 sale and Possession, Eubjse t. The
foregoing conditions. win be given the successful
bidder up N the acceptance Of his hid by TIE SEQ
rotary ofthe Treasury. aud the deed executed hen
the last payment shall have been made
GEO s. BOUTWELL,,
decls- tihn Secretary q he