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The Shasta courier., 1871-05-20
NJ MEDIcAL.
FOR SALE.

OK SAIE.
OUR DRUG BUSINESS located in San Fran
cisco, Cal. After best wishes, and expressing
our thanks for the liberal patronage we have re-
ceived for more than twenty-one years, during
which period we have been steadily engaged in
the Drug business in California, we begAto say in
consequence of the rapid growth of DIR. Walkers
California Vinegar Bitters, now spread over the
United States and countries far beyond, we are
necessitated to devote entire time to said bus
mess.
We are the Oldest Drug firm on the Pacific Coast
and the only one, continuous under the same pro-
prietors since 1919, and have determined to sell
our large, prosperous, and well established busin-
ess favorable terms.
This is opportunity for men with means
of entering into profitable business with advan-
tages never before offered.
For particulars enquire of
r. II. MCDONALD CO.,
R. II. MCDONALD, Wholesale Druggists,
j. c. SPENCER. San Francisco, Cal
N. b. Until a sale is made we shall continue our
importatons and keep large stock of fresh goods
constantly hand, and sell at prices to defy COM
petition.
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SCEL AN US.
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-20
FURNITURE STORE,

ONE DOOR BELOW THE POST OFFICE.
Main Street Red Bluff
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-20

~ w. FICKERT TAKES THIS METH
u. cd to inform the people of Tehama, and
Shasta counties that he keeps constantly on hand
a large and well selected stock of
The Shasta courier., 1871-05-20
sENt-wsErLy sUy. q, . ~,

Or less than One Cent Cory. Let there be 9
$50 Ciua at ersTv Post nce.
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philadelphia Trade Report,

THURSDAY, May 1.-THE -four market is dull :;
there is fair home consumptive demand, but ship
pers not disposed to speculate to any extent at
present quotations. About 11fO barrels changed
hands, including some Western extras at s5'1b per
busnel; spring Wheat extra families at S650(a7.25:
Pennsylvania do. do. at s6'25@6'76 Indiana and
Ohio do do: $7@7 So and fancy brands at 81 762K@
9, as in quality Rye Flour is looking up small sales
at s5'75@6; 100 barrels on terms kept secret.
There Is no essential change to record in the
Wheat market and the demand is limited. Sales of
white at s1T0@1'75 per bushel. Rye comes in
SLOWLY, and Pennsylvania may be quoted at S11s@
120 Corn is in fair request and prices steady; sales
OF 5000 bushels Western yellow at 77c., and some
mixed Western at 75@76c. Oats are steady; sales
OF 5000 bushels Chicago No. at 63a63 &C. and 700
bushels white Western at CSC. ~'
In Coffee, Sugar. and Molasses no change.
Provisions are dull but prices are unchanged
Whisky is held firmly; sales OF rs barrels Western
iron bound at q3c.
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.

Article a. The arbitrator shall be requested to
deliver his award in writing, as early as cOnvo-
nient, after the whole cost on each side shall be
laid before him. and to deliver one copy thereof to
each Of the said agents.
Article 43. The private treaty shall be duly rat-
fed by the President OF the United States of
America, and by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate thereof, and by her Britannia Ma.
jesty; and the ratifications shall be exchanged
either at Washington or London, within six
months from the date hereof, or earlier IL possible
In faith whereof, we, the respective plenipoten-
taries. have signed this treaty. and have hereunto
affixed our seals.
Done in duplicate at Washington, the sth day Of
MAY, in the year of our Lord 1871.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING..

N. g. ship Henry, Vessels, 6s days from Bremen,
% steamer amer ]. s. shrver, WEBB ia Scurs from Balti
more, with mdse. and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. z. Clyde Co.
Steamer JAS. s. Green, Carr, from Richmond via
Norfolk with mdse. to v: P: Clyde 3 co.
molasses to duncan Poey
Brig Minnie Tranb, True. days from Matanzas,
with molasses to ii. w. Bartol.
Port. brig Marianne H. Silva, IS days fm Lisbon,
with salt, corkwood, etc., to Jose de Bessa Gull
Brig S. v. Merrick, Lippincott days from Sagua
with molasses to Z, @. Knight Co.-vessel to War
schr Chaiies Mccarthy, Norgraye, 8 days from
Mstanzas, with molasses to 3, G, Knight Z &c.
Schr Ellen Perkins, Perkins, days from Sagua,
with moIasses to II. W. Bartol.
Schr Nicola, Keller, 16 days from Trinidad, with
molasses to E. F. Cabada Co.
Schr Potomac, Henry, from Baltimore, with shin
giles to j. w. Gaskill Sons.
Schr Agnes, Blair, days from Cardenas, with mo-
lasses TO III. W. Bart0l.
schr A. D. scul, Dalsow days from Sagua, with
Schr Minnie, Hudson, % days from Galveston,
with cotton to H. Sloan Son.
Schr ii. Blackman, Arnold, days from New York;
with salt TO VIM. Bumm Son-vessel to Lennox
Barge Margaret McDougal, from New York. with
tug Thos JEFFERSON, Allen, from Delaware City,
Tug Chesapeake, MerrIhew, from Delaware City,
with q tow Of barges TO v: Z; clyde 90.
Bark Queen from Liverpool.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Rattlesnake. Winnett sailed I'm George
town, d. c.. at O'Clock this morning, for Bridge
port, Conn.
Coryesposldeflce If The EUenfTg TeIeQrdpk
EASTON MCMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, May 10.-12 barges leave in
tow to- night, for Baltimore, light.
w. M. Lewis, with linseed, for Philadelphia.
S. A. Tanner, with scrap iron, for Trenton.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, May 10-The follow
ing barges lett in TOW this morning, eastward:-
UDued Brothers, Enterprise, b. @. Lake, r Dela-
mater, Il. M Kildun, Ellen, p b. Lynch, Loretta,
Captoa, and r. p. Bardwell, all with coal Tor New
York
The following leave in tow tonight
Princess, Hope, z. g. Foote, vincent, D. OD9n-
nell, Enterprise. Camilla, and Nj. e. horh' al WIN
coal, for New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, May IL. - The
Otranto with coal, for Now York.
WedtkeT.-May 1O-Nice, COOL ntful, humid Mlnd-
clouds nearly all day wind ranging from n. w; 70
NOrthWesteIly; just before suoset wlno nauieo 70
NOrtheasteTly night beautiful, bright; barometer,
IL p NJ, 80 2-20 May H. A M.-barometer, ~ $40
ssscial Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
HAVRK- DE-GRAcE, May IL. = The following boats
eMinnehaha, with lumber 10 Watson Malone Son.
A. Page Son Co., with lumber, for Salem, NJ
A. @. Bishop and Sallie and Ann, with coal TO q.
n Elder SsI's RSssss with lumber, for wilmington,
Del, j. IL.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OyEIcE.l

The gold market is quiet and entirely free
from huctuation, the sales being made at 111L
The Government list is dull but very steady at
about last nights closing quotations.
At the Stock Board there was q lively de-
mand and disposition to unload, leading to
fall in prices. Sales of City 6s, old bonds at 1OS
and Lehigh gold loan at 91% for the 500s.
Reading Railroad sold freely at 5656@56s<,
closing at 56S1. Pennsylvania was weak, open
ing with sales at 6215 and closing at 60. Sales
of Camden and Amboy at 131@130 and Phila-
delphia and Erie at 2Ss6.
In Canal shares there were some sales of
Lehigh at 351s and Schuylkill at Q.
Commonwealth Bank sold at 81; Manufactu-
rers' do at 30; and Central Transportation at
4S19. The market showed considerable weak
ness, but closed rather frmer.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 90 Third street.
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(By IeLegTdph.)
NEW YORK, May 11.--Arrived, steamship City of
Limerick, from Liverpool.
Steamship Fak-Kee, from Bermuda.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
4. G. Riddle ACCnA- New York w p

Tugs Joe Johnson. Ingraham; G. B. Hutchings
Muiford; and Fairy Queen, Wilson, Baltimore,
with tows of barges, W. P. Clyde & Co.
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LATEST sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ....--.-------MAY

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ............, MAY IL
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M.........57 IL A. M.......63 2 P. M,.....6T
SUN RISES. .......... 4'4s MOON SETS. .... 1I2
sun SITS. ........... z HIGH WATER........ TIA
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CLAIMS OF BRITISH SUBJECTS.

Article II. The high contracting parties agree
that all claims on the part of corporations,
companies, or private ndiVIduals-citizens of
the United States-upOn the Government Of her
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN q. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
A BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHERS,
HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER.
Established 1817l.

n BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHERS,
HENRY H Lids ZIP MINER.
FRIDAY. DEC. 20,
ci4Sssss a Is;Iss xSP 4 SsSpE ssST%HErrs.
DIAMONDS, 5ESsEa9, nsslsEkks swsaATEohirs, &C., &C..
comprising as follows, viz. eo,.. s,na. pr....
Necklaces
SSsHs % DsR
Sc a. siy"s by order s o. Luce MoRsEAU Assignee.
AT O'CLOCK,
property d well Of ibis city purchased abroad
As a originals, by - .
a'sT.o GSrsss STs.sS saS.sSr saS o,sefs RGs'
Also by the following American artists yz -
4 ! Eis.'ss sssa. ~ s:sSa f sssfS'''
" Il MOORE. srsns' r. K l. l. Pyae PyH' and other others.
together with number OF hns .,.p proof EnGravings
An invoice of 60 on Painting. recently received from
me above exhibition.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 90
s f ssGas %sb q Il Pqs asHSE STREETS
me aSSsn Fnus M r. S % Vienna s
from lie great Ore as Chicago. Particulars ia Time:
sE s ssd sr s ss, Is an: and : Church
rhPy HGyil bsH, s!Fasi St pssss, Iss s,cis:s. Sis;s
WALDR0N COOKE viii sell, their last sale OF the fol-
Toys, Dolls Games
Imported and American Cutlery,
Il. Desk WorkDoxes and ID Desks
Lades' and Gentlemen's Skates.
ALSO
volumes ndard and Books the contents
of gentemans private library comprising tine standard
works. In superior bindings.
Fine Silver Plated Ware.
American and foreign Birds
two fine Counters Stoves, eight good walnut Desks; fine
native Wines Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars choice
Chromos, Engrayings and Paintings
UcTIoN NOTICE. R: T. HAzELL, AycTIoNEER.
A THIS DAY (FRlUAY), December 20,
10 O'Clock at salesr0Om ll8 Chambers street,
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Skates, Plated Ware, Tea Trays, &C., &C.,
in lots to suit city country trade.
II. r. HAZELL h CO.,
-" Auctioneers, lie Chambers street.
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r. si---'--- ---'4--
PROPOSALS..

nFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
Sealed proposals for supplying Institutions OF the
mssioncrs ot Emsraon Wards Island, with Condensed
Mlk unsk skmmed and tor from date Of
tract viii be received Castle Garden hn January 1879
Proposals must he Ipsrked Proposals TOR Condensed
MIX, and addressed 70 the Chairman OF Committee Re-
pairs and supplies, Castle Garden, New York.
Information the quantity of milk used be had
inquiry OF the superintendent Castle Garden.
TINTED STATES ARMY BCILDlNC, OFFICE CON.
~ mssay OF Subsistence, New York. December -, ISL
Sealed proposals, duplicate will be received ~ this occ
" O'Clock NJ 2E. 1879 for furnishing for the
which hall will required he within thirty
the balance within sixty days after the awarl OF the
tract.
The Tobacco TO he made plugs weighing full one half
pound each ana to equal the grade OF Ary Navy
Tobacco not 70 be lower quality than the sample 10 be
Mt this Office
The Tobacco packed in (caddics contain
pounds net each and the boxes 10 be packed In 10
easel hcad-ncd.
Samples packed requircd) tobacco
proposed be furnished must accompany the proposals aud
far market rates " deemed OF sufficient good Quality
for sales 10 troops n tbe proroscr desires.
An opcrr Of the army and expert viii be required to
anime and inspect The tobacco in The icat, 10 course OF
facturc and when shipped
surees, wl agree guarantee the execution OF
the according t. IT'S trne intent and Gaming, and
will bond IN The OF i've thousand dollars
to that effect, required VIII sign the bids well The
rroposcr The right 10 rcJcc any and 4. bids srtssrved
WM W. BURNS,
(Dnrlicate) Major and G. $. q. :. A.
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A TGUsrE MARTINEZ h Co, AUCTIONEERS.
n Sale by AUCTION.
Highly Important and 1ntefestng Sale or
Finn Art prouprtv. luo BrOuZeu.

Superb Drawing Room Furniture, &C.,
at the elegant resi- ence 36 West Fifteenth street,
near Fifth avenue, THIS DAY friday,
commencing at 101 O'Clock.
The Drawing Room appointments OF costly characer
comprising superb sets Furniture covered the richest
descrpton OF satin brocae and reps nos ae
and modern artists Velvet Medallion Carpets China Dinner
and Dessert Servces Sverware Pianoorte In rosewood
celebrated maker antique Bronzes Sevre Dresden Cnina
Ornaments magnificent rosewood Etagere bronze Gloek
Musical Box; rosewood, walnut Dressing BureaNsi WarQ
robes HAIR Spring Mattresses Bolsters Pillows Lace Cur
tains Toilet Table, Extension Table sideboard Glassware
richly cut, engraved, &c. and articles Will be de-
scrbed the catalogue which cannot be enumerated in the
contracted limits of advertisement
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

-s-.,-~>,.>-~>~~-, 80, 49,
I O'CLOCK TO i-LETTEIs- LITERARY LETTERS
lady writes for ladies checks, drafts, &C., &C Tree
hours, S2 the prco for any attention carrier " hc
CAV than II NJ whether he required or not er
O'clock. 81 boar after ocnck, ~ cents, ard unt
after the hoidays) from TO O'Clock ~ cents or ~ MIN
ntes or css evening hours lower st
hut only having been and prepaid see previous
s)OQ MOTT ST., SECOND DOOR FROM HOUSTON
LJO Ayoung LADY desires Immediate employment any.
hing no! hnenia thankfully accepted CAL Oh or adore"
"A YOUNG FRENCH LADY OF REsrECTtBIlIIf,
~ Who spcske Italian and English, desires situation as
compauion tor lady vsng govern references
changed. Address GovERNEss, Herald Uptown Erapcb
once, l,265 Broadway. MN s
pnoNodRAPnY-wANTE ny YOUNG LADY,
u employment n Kind OF shorthand work writes
Munscp's system rapidly. hddrss PHoNooRAIby, 40
puIcld o., Brockly,
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4 RCH JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER,
N ollce and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL will sell this day, at 10Y
o'clock, saesroom, 50 street. tine assort-
Of Household Furniture, Carpets Mirrors &c some
very Library Suits, BuGes Dressing Bureaus
Hatracks, tageres &c also large number OF Counting
House Desks once Tables &C.: fine Letter Presses and
Stand, ONCE Wardrobes and Closets, &c.
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TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED FOR TwO
three months la post on where services can he
made available good and English and French
correspondent, salary moderate Address r. x, Herald
%
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lNANTED-RY WOOLLEN JOBEfNG HOUSE. A
w salesman who influence trade for low priced snt
medium goods. Only competent need apply. Ad
dress SALESMAN hnr 4.ss2 Posi- olice.
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IrANTED. "A YOUNG MAN TO ACT as ENTRY
w cers: salary SO per month. Address box 6.3 New
York Post Office.
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XIrANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEAvELLER; MUST
w lie familiar with the steel trade aud well recon-
mended Address with real name, stating experience
aud 81 aTy txpcctcl, box i,453 Post oilcc.
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yVANTED-IW0 GOOD WRITER'S. TO DO COPYING.
w Call at u 5. Mutual Benefit Company, III Broadway.
up stars.
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10 ORCHARD sT.--A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wO-
tO man, nh the best recommendation as wet nurse,
bias al the rcqlslte quahoatons Apply TO Mira CAsSlUS
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

1SS WEST e5Tfi ST, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
lD,) housch Protestant gIl IN private fam
y rs regular good PLAIN scws 20 DO chamber
work and sewing city reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-16
The Book Concern investigation.
New YoRE, Jan. Il.

The investigation by the Book Concern
into the charges against DR.. Lanahan
was continued this morning. The morn
Ing session was occupied principally with
the argument for and against tho admis'
sion Of certain evidence. .ss H
In the Methodist Book Concern case
during the afternoon session, Rev. DR.
Curry, editor Of the Christian Adpocatc
called as q witness by the prosecution
testified that DR.. Lanahan declined to sign
any card that didn't admit that corruption
existed In the Concern. 4,s.nasl.
Mr.. Fancher asked II previous to the
publication Of the Times article he had
any conversation with Lanahan relative
to fraud and corruption. llu .g,
DR.. Curry replied that he had. "aThat
during the session Of the Book Concern IN
February, 1902, certain questions that
were asked by DR.. Lanahan led him to
suspect that some circumstances connect.
ed with the Conceln were not to his salts
faction. About April ofthe same year,
DR.. Lanahan had told him that circum.
stances had come to his knowledge that
led him TO suspect that frauds existed In
the Concern, relative to the purchase oi
ink" And in a subsequent conversation
about frauds connected with the printing
department and the purchase Of paper.
The communications were confidential.
Early In June witness told DIR. Lahahan
he thought that the matter should be
brought to the notice OF some moro per-
sons, and asked him to selest some one To
whom lie would tell 1t. Toward the end
Of the same month witness learned that
there had been some conversation con.
corning the matter between two
book agents and Bishop James, and
after that DR.. Ilanahan spoke less to
him than formerly. The most OF the
conversations were held in DR.. Curry's
office, when no one else was present.
On one occasion while in the Office Of
Harper Bros, DR.. Lanahan camc in, when
witness, the accused and Fletcher Harper
sat down and talked the matter over.
Witness did not remember what was said
in the presence Of Mr.. Harper, but they had
spoken Of frauds. DR.. Lanahan said the
Concern had lost largely in It's method oil
purchasing materials, especially In ink and
paper, and estimated such losses at hun.
dreds Of thousands. In other converse.
tions had with DR.. Lanahan hcstated that
Mr.. Porter, commission merchant,
through when the material had
been purchased, had made
valuable considerations 10 Mr.. Good.
enough, purchasing clerk. Dr. Lanahan
spoke Of tho amount paid out US com.
missions as q dead loss to the concern, and
estimated 1t at about 100000. The
cross.examination was begun by Judge
Reynolds for the defence, but the hour oi
adjournment having arrived, tho Commit
tee separated. ..-lsuns. ..r
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.AI,CiilIIr,nILns, !, .lTickLellt..: n.

In our advertising gcolumns this morning
appears a oltlzens' T'ickOtfor city officers,
composed of men ofbotli political parties
who arc honest and capable, and who we
believe ought 10 Do and will bc elected.
We trust there will be little delay 10 fin.
ishing out tho ticket by tho selection d
firstclass men in each ward for both
branches Of C6ua6il. n MW
1thas become apparent by tho refusal
Of the Gas Company to appoint an 0tbi'
traitor, that they mean to delay the com.
plctlon Of the purchase Of their worEsby
the city ,IllaftGt thee election q thep6St
Council, with the idea oi filling lie coun'
Gil chambuiS with their own men, Or men
they can control, thus obtaining control
Of the city and laying us under tribute fol
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The ! b y Rogers !. os,,r Murder Confessed.

i-sf1 tsHff AUBURN, january ii.
! A;conyict IN Che Auburn State Prison
has made q full confession TINT he Is guilty
Of tho RogersImurder'o sgsll
..,s ~, .. AUBURN, January ID.
il The murderer Of Mr.. Rogers, In New
York, on the morning OF December 81,
1868, has Just been discovered in the per.
SON Of aSconvict in the Auburn State
Prison, named Francis =, Pinton. The
detection OF the murderer was brought
about by the shrewdness and vigilance Of
tile Keeper, W. B. Hoffman, whose atten-
lion was first attracted 10 hemurdefer BY
bis nervous appearance in the State shop,
where he has been employed. The man
Is a transferred prisoner from Sing Sing,
10 which prison he was sentenced from
New York on the 3D. Of February, 1869,
TO five years imprisonment, for grand lar
ceny. He was transferred TO Auburn
last Spring. After noticing his PECULIAR.
ties, Mr.. Hoffman was struck by some 70.
marks made by him 70 0 fellow convict
In relation to the Rogers affair. Pinton
was afterwards drawn out by comrade
at Mr.. HoffmAr's instance, and made a
clean breast Of the circumstances connect
"a with the robbery and murder. Pin
toms confession Is not gtyenjn.detail He
Is now In a solitary dungeon for miscon.
duct. The officials Of the prison say that
his disclosures arein every way conclu.
sive as TO his guilt He % refusing food
M Ijfesenf. declaring tint he will vdl clear
the gallows by starvation.
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NEW YoRK, January ID,

N6N 4phht tuHuhg IL
Admiral Smith Of the Navy Yard, yes.
tefday, granted permission for unloading
tue steamer Florida. The lighter Ley.
den was towed alongside her at the ord.
nance dock in the Navy Yard and the dis.
charging other cargo began. She will be
laid uplor repairsa and will 60 upon the dry
dock. The government has the right to
anappeal from the decision Of the court If
made within ten days, therefore 1t Is OK.
peCted that she will not leave he present
mornings ut the Navy Yard before Janu-
ary 2ilh. A decree releasing the Florida
will probably be entered in tho U. s, Dis
trict Court. -aa -ata ..a
The joint special committee, common
council, charged with making arrange.
mCnts for the reception Of the Fenian pris-
onGrs yesterday appoihted, Gen. w. N.
Tweed, Jr, grand marshall and made
other preparations for their reception,
The Irish Republican Brotherhood met
at the Goth Regiment Armory last evening
and denounced Tammany's interference
In the Fenian reception and adopted reso-
lutons welcoming tho released prisoners
and appointing reception committee Of
3Odelegates from the different Irish Socie.
tles Those also WHO met at Hibcrnlan
Hall, adopted similar resolutions and up
pointed reception committee of . and
another committee OF 5 TO demand an
apology from prominent morning paper
lOrpublishing u scurrillous report Of their
lust meeting. .W. .'.
The new iron steamship Tibcr, 1,4l2
tons, arrived yesterday from Antwerp.
She was built In 1870, on the Clyde, brig
rlgged, and has two decks; Is 253i feet
long, 33 feet beam, 24t feet depth OF hold,
and with compartments and two vertical,
direct, acting engines Of 100 horse power
Senator Patterson, OF New Hampshire,
and Representative Sheldon, OF New
York, ofthe Congressional committee an.
pointed to inquire into the condition OF
aiIairsat the New York Custom House,
under the resolution OF Senator Fenton,
were at tho Custom House Yesterday
Chief Clerks Smith and Prentice, of tile
carriage and warehouse dcpots. were ex.
amlnCd. W.I -. .#.0..I
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Cincinnati Market. 1
CINCINNATI, Jan. IA.

t4. .#. frI1'l CINCINNATI, Jan. IA.
CoTToN-Demand fair and market firm;
mlldllng 14tal4sc. arUl. 5lftfsV
FLouR-bemapd fair and prices ad.
yanced; family s. 75aG CO..
GRATN-Wheat-Demand fair and
2chigleri at 81 1sa1 20, COrn-stea.
dy1 at .51a52c, Rye-Higher and In
good demand at 05c. Oats-Demand
iair and firm for No. . at 4la43c. Barley
unchanged. o.ui1, ut
GRoCERTEs-unchangel. ., Ig,..
0ms-Linseed oil higher at 9laO9c.
Eses- Heavy; the receipts depresS
The market; 23c. g-,,, - ,s',t,lT
Bu rTER-Unchanged. .Fal...
CuEEsE-Unchanged. ...,..
SERDs-ClOver seed, declining, 10c on
arrival; timothy seed Is steady at 54a8c.
pRoyIsToNs-Buoyant; holders are moi
Offering much as higher prices arc antici.
pated. -PoFk-Sale4ble al $40 90; mostly
neld at SEQ 50. Bulk Meats--8, OF, 1Ofa
iOIc, seller, March; sales 100000 pounds
bulk sides at 9tc, buyer, March. Bacon
Flrmer; shoulders 9to; clear rib, clear
sides 11a11ic. Green ATeats--0taS4c for
shoulders and sides; 1ltal2c for hams.
Larl-11ta12G held 70 higher.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 96c. ..1 ....,.