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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

How AiU>i,EruFS HIrE Hi" mus
k,tn has Il prohosris Ike AN elphrni, only
uo, - large Ii Will, huN,vrr, lroL
nearly a !ar",. under "ood micIu.co,,r.
He canno' do a many hnly Tim.
with IL n tn elephant can with hi. bat
lac can cause 4 good deal Of ann oyancc in
a small way with it. II i hardly III,
thing TO SAY that the mu hrtn bites u,
for he has no teeth The mi-,ro~rup,
reveals the fact lhlt tc carrie, par I'll
scissors inside ot hi pruLo-ri+; the u",t-
est and sharpcst httIr cuit,n" !,"i- sou
ever saw. H. %rts h.5 living iy these
They are two drIiratc ii!lir h!adas, and
are placed al0ng.ile ot rarii ether. When
he Is ready To make u mral cii' ut II, he
first huzzcs around with those beautiful
wings, and sings Il pleasant litt!r SOM.
l. We irt him quietly settle down, h. pick
ont Il Ilac" on our shin which j. Just e
his hking. lie i very delicate about it.
Wien he Gets ready, he puts his Prnho
Scis down, aud pu~hc, the little scissor
out, and make Il neat eat, - that h. car
suck the blood ont. Then hc drinks 4,
much hlrod ~; Iic want, and is done hi:
dinner. But lie doc not leave vet. IL,
Is %oin4 to pay his bill. lie Ia~ tal,au
our blood, and hn Will leave u some
thin" in exchange for il. With all HI
faults, he i. an honest Iitt!, t.l!n" "--aii,l
his fashion He has tIr pay ia h'- -i'".k
ct. ready to suuc..y, uut i..t,rr i.c nuo-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
ajF.,, I!r"js, : I.'ib"f,. io ii "l,,,..,.

.tr an anuual hlulIrt Of the Washing
ton Gorrc-p .nlcut,' Ciuh, the iciIoWin.
feline toast WAS read:
II '"aee--.lhe pride Of tL. Professions
AMI ;hc .iyHrl o! cur-.
To which Marx Twain responded iii
part Il foiiow-: ''iiunan intelligence
canunt estimate what We owe woman.
.ir. She snr- on ear buttons, she ropes
u IN At Church fair size -onlidcs in u
she tells u- whatever She can lind ont
about the litile private affair of the
neighbors she @tyc+ IL GOOD advice AMI
plenty of it ~he @iycs us a piece of hey
mind sometimes, and sometimes all of it,
In all the relations. of li', -r, it is bat a
just and grateful tribute to say of her
that ~he Is a 'brici.' Nharc>ucvrr You
place woman. ~ir, in Whatsoever position
or estate. -hr Is an ornament to the plac.
Look at the noble Maine OF history
Lock at D,-,iamnna Look nj lurretil
IJr"il, Look ut Mother Eve, | re-
peat, s.r, hook at the iIIusrious names
ot history. Look at thc widow Machrce
Look at Lucy Siome. look at Eliza
beth Cady stanton, Look at Georoe
Francis Train, anl,S'sir, | say it with
bowed head and the deepest v,neralion.
look at th,. mother Of Washington She
raised hny who could not h,. But he
never had any chance. lie might have
been different il Lr had hcIou"1d to =
newspaper correspondents club" NIar!.
looked around plardIy upon his excited
audience AMI resumed > Il repeat, sir,
thai Iii whatever position yom place a
woman. Size J. an ornament 10 society
au,l 4 treasure to tll' world. y a sweet
heart, she has Il few equals and no slIpr-
rinrS. ~ a wealthy grandmother, with
nrurabIc iistrmp,r, she Is prccious A.
wet nur-r. >hc has no equal anon"
meu. What, ~ir, would the people OF
the earth hr without women They
would IL; -c.u,r, ~ir, nimi"hty acnrcc.
lhyn let IL "iye her our support, our
encouragement. onr symplthy-ourselves
ii We "c! chtucc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

lh,rr is many ! ss.iu ia the path "i NE,
Which ~ pa in our idle pleasure,
hat il richer f,r than the jcWclcd clown.
or the niscr'- hoard Of tr,a urc
II may br the love of little chill,
or a mother prayer To h,ay,u.
or only hcggu'f grateful tlIn%
I"r a emp Of water given.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

uI having improved :,cili'i,- fr taking Iic,u.cq. to
,th,r U itl ten YEAR experience ,n i-inr-5, viii ui
..h y"l picture, for L. m"n'y th IA any o'h' artist
u y - mont People that have light eye .nd think
'hN l.td subjects will iIcsse i've n' call. hll
.,Ik warranted 10 please.
For further information Of uS u"Ik cill At Ruru-
tun'- Euliu- orI-itt i:inrh 'r.z ".d I''"' store"
I,r,L l. I-ln a3u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
the Last Miic-!SiOJIFs.
BA PEAl;L ElNERS.

:.z,y yclr- through al:nc aud eh.dpU-
:;.Xty YEAR, my scntla wifi,
N"u and Law. walked tag, thrr
Down thc Iug.ci road of life.
from the hill OF spring We g'.rtci,
And through all tn Summer lind.
Aad III" fruitful Autuun uu:Iy,
"" have i5urugycd hand in hand
We have h3an. tn heat apl iur.,cn
roilin. p'iniuIly an slo,,
"" hay, 9Th rcd in oar Larv,-t,
With r,jlicn@, l,h.; a-0.
leave the uplInda inr our child O.
hey 'rc str'n's tn SOW and reap.
hr.u. n Tie quiet " intrr l.. ilnl
omr l.r'l Wy We kip.
'Ii- d:cuy country, d u;in-,
Nou and are pIs s.in. thronrh
Bat the road li.r straight before II,
And the imiIc. are -Lort and E.s.
&oIEOIc dIngrrs to encounter
W moe hills t. climb, tru. fti,nd
>:thin., now but simple 0alkine,
ill We reach CIR ipurncy'r end
-" '''' pa ""''' vi O''
"' It vi =
If the Children God had given.
i''h'i'3' ''''''S "i ''''' It"
'"'''S ""''''' are our "inE''
oar s"n- r. noble m,n!'
IL,
a., ,.-.,,.,,,,.,.....,-
,,
v-.u;.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

The Sl.IrrEE MANIN.--'Ihc sprin"
AMI summer Of 1871 will, doub'IcSS, eN-
reed all past experience III the promin-
cncc which may be attained with Il rush
hy one line oI goods Moliiitd croIuc!-
aud Marie Anioincltr-, made as sh"wy
as possible, with bows, slides and fancy
stitching are the iavoritcs, selling lar@r-
ly in the southern market, quite actively
in the western. and in fair demand al
home. Every firm in the business has
something new to exhibit, and the re
tailers are stocking up all over the c""n-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
VOLUME 34 NUMBER I767,

| his wife alive n he had been tn destroy
her; ana She, poor thing, with the con-
stancy and crcduIity oi women, rejoicing
IN her inmusl sunl at the increased ten
! dernys' Of her husband.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

Mr.. Gcore, W. SmaIIry says that the
Alaln,na clause ia the 'l:raty "i WASH
iuetom Is r,sor,l,d in England a. sur
render to rs Of all HAT W. have ever
claimed. Nobcdy attempts to hide that
fact Ga the other hand they lool upon
our lacil abandonment Of the claim ON
arcount of the recognition Of Confederate
bcli2ercnce by England ~ an important
concession.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

|
Cure ynn! OF course | shall, il yon
don't give way to such folly ana when
ynn are curcl y"u will -ay y"n "'t well
Of yourself"
"Do yol really mean il ~ she saiI
family.
Dropping his gruil' style, !' sad in a
softer tohc. II think | can cure vuu.
And with those words l.r LETT her, ana
reninrI the c"lnmrl in the linin~ r""m,
and 2htnay astin I"'kcl ont ut the
window.
"pnilc :, common c,r~.'," Ia said, ~
times: must have IL nurse"
"A nurse ," said Colonel DrGrcy.
Nv hat ln you think "i my wife What
Is her illnvSs -
a very common complaint, Colonel, -
said the doctor, ''alIhou"i 1 hav" not
often nci with II ia thi. country Bat
she must have IL nurse who understands
Sudurilir-, anI with your leave | vii!
send onc.
And without waiting To know whcth-
er the col ncl wished to have Il nurse or
not, thc doctor st:llkcl ont of the houSa.
II amy one had seen the doctors cX-
preston Of countcmanrc rs he strobe
down to the gllr, lac would not have
liked it. Was il wrath, or mali.nity,
or cunning! 1t WAS Il very unluvablG
expression, and not like the doctors usual
face.
Within two hours the nurse arrived: {:
Il tall, gaunt Frcnchwoman, with reso-
lutte set OF features, who understood and
could speak English when she chose, but
not otherwise
She brought with her Il small phial OF
medicine, which she explained II Mrs
DcGrey was TO be taken every hour dur
ing the ni"ht, and the effects OF which
required to he carefully watched. She
seemed TO consider this her peculiar
charge, for Oh Colonel Dct;rry taking
out the stopper TO smell il, she snaichcd
it away with IL pcltish Frcn.h cNclama-
ton, and without mach reverence.
y fortnight passed over. DR.. Lcnoir
came every day. He prescribed nothing
but this nightly potion, which WAS grad
ually discontinued and Mrs. DcGrey
began to rally, her appetite returned, and
she was apparently Getting well. The
colohcl WAS grcatIy relieved, aud was
proiu<c in hi, thanks.
People bcann To- say that there WAS no
necessity for the doctor ,i-irin. quite 50
often. But the colonel lid not seem to
think So, lor the doctor dncI with him
almost every other day +" DIR. Heath
cotc's injuries Lenuir only SAID. To hi,
"rcat wrath, that there never had been
anything the matter with her but his
mcdicinr..
One evening, a. the colonel and ht
were sittin.s at their wine. after dinner.
tie former said, .Whcn ,ln you think
Mrs DrGrcy Will be- able /" travel
think II rhan%, OF air would Il" h"r 9o"d ;
and hrain t. fear Bath docs not ACRE"
with her.
"S1on, >honId think, :-l'd Lemon ;
''and rs She Is ;" much better, propose
TO he absent day or two, rs have
business in the country. 50, ii "nthink
| can la spared, shall - 10 morrow.
But don't change her regimen IN my alb
scncr, nor glNr her any OF old llralh"oie,'
potlon-, They are all very well IN then
way, but shr has done better without
them"
The colonel laughed and "aNe hi. word
TO cschcw the established order Of thin@-
the next mornin" the doctor left.
-Four days passed away, and ON th'
filth l"n"Ir a@an appeared at Prospect
Villa,
Colonel l''''rey WAS ut home And hr
lpcarcI dclvc!Cd. hln"S have not beer
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r. r, LONERGAN,

Niauuf, ,tur,r and Dealer ia
EIpI9, SHOE and EI'BEI.I;:;, also iEAIHIE
II\DiNI;S, IIC.
$40. ,Nr -I:TFr, .. JuIIrHI.I sY,
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HIGHWAY TAX BILLS,

tr;itipi.r and Decree in 'h,uccry, sud al kind @
] '..1l Iluuk- fuT ale II the
'ALEDJNIAN DFTk'E
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

What Stars never set 80 asked Il ale
professor. "RoostaIs,' answered prom
isin@ pupil.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09
IR A II A r V 6 Y
JEW EFT & BRIG n A NJ y,

,l,r IA ". l. GOODS, GEOCI.EIE$. FIuJ /
rI,ONI%IrNS NhHkEE NOTIONS, &c.
Nt- s.IIFII. -. LuI,~ll EY, NILNuN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-09

LOT l. u X T. |; - > |. : T. q l.,
i:,ci,cd ia carloads direct the mills At the South
Iui Wet aud from tho ha-t oil l;cn"ric- in lrHn-N l.
yluil Al.o, ia General M,rchindi-o con. rting "t
~, Goods and hoic Family G4occri,- which Ne OF
Ter to the trade At Railroad street. -.
I,,un-I,iiry. tho mot favorable term.
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BEIDEN K MAY. LAWYERS,
DR.. r. W. WARNER,
o.P. & 5. A. BENNETT,

Ai,.,-, utrr., HTNn-I">I-, N'i' AL LtNI.
rt uN.r... v"lI I;:,M i''..rI.'', AND NMIUt'.Nr
Ns.t.I...
pIdrr. hv Mil cr "ti.'rWisc promptly attended 10.
ALL, NJ .IlL-l. EINM ~ !-...,Il. NJ l.nI
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F. GALLAGHER.


.iuu'.-,>'- l.L"'k,
Iili. .,d Stl,,t, -. '"hi.hhiN' "
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WIN. w. CIRCUIT,
n. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF,

CLAIM AGENT,
All, ,U%IE 40 tuI N~tLLuE NJ LAW.
Eltuu. Vermont.
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w. N. LEARNED,
BLACKSTONE G COKES

cut i..r t,o. Parker ~ Coz - rEElOE lLOI l.,
All,n Flock, UIp.-itc d. pot, st .I"hn-buIN, ".
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Manufacturer md Dealer in
.BI.- SHOES An - ri L. L. /. Il :
.I,u'- EIu,!., K. Il. street, -. J"hEsh"ry. vi
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5uGiueaS CarGs.
DICKEY & SMITH
WEST CONCORD HOUSE,

bISNLi own ~
AIIpi:%I.lS AND SOIIIIipIsS IN t!lANtEt:l
ti',r,. itr,k l.Ik, opposite -. .IuH-iiN Hon e"
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.iDHN RACON I'd.

=. l. / /. \ /. : L \ { !. \ . 7. \ { /
(Elnhii-hcd III
nice. over I.II y Flrchyy'- store VI Tin Stree t.
,.., = .u>u \. SHAW
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N. nj. JOHNSON,

IIAlE Dl;ESSING SALOo :,
iiun Ia.,k up -;Iir-.y Main street, <t. l"hn=hurN
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%. G. CHASE. iEpiElti'
rII. 0 Irst cls-= Hotel !5-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-14
DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PUrgatiye Pills.

perfectly tastelcSS, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, Tor the
cure Of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, NervousDiseases,
Headache, Constipation, CUStivcncSS, lndi-
gcStiOn, Dyspepsia, BiliouSneSS, Bilious Fe-
Ver Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles and
all arrangements OF the Internal NiScera.
Warranted TO effect a positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, or deeteriOuS drugs.
H6-Observe the following symptoms re-
sultng from disorders OF the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FullncSs Of
the blood in the Head, Acidlty Of the
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Food, FullncSs or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttcring nj
the Pit Of the Stomach, swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Snfio-
eating Sensations when in "a lying posture
DimneSS of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency OF PerspiratiOn, lcllOwncSs of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest,
Limbs,,and Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh.
4 few doses OF Railways PilSwill free the
system from all the above named disorders.
Price, - cents per box. Sold by Druggists.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp to RAILWAY II CO., No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands will be sent you. Jc3J
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Tho V.u-KIux Investigation.

The Hon. P. NJ. Dox, member OF
Congress from Alabama, testified before
the Ku-Klux Committee Tuesday that
the Rev. Mr.. Larkin, heretofore exam
ined, did not possess a good character
in Huntsville, aud that Larkin. notwlth-
standing he pretended love for the color,
ed people, had had difficulty with
a colored preacher, whose church he
endeavored to break up. There were
no Ku.Klux in Dox's section, which
was as quiet as any other part OF the
country. The people are obedient to
the law, and peace and prosperity pre-
vailed. He was examined on the sub,
iect Of miscegenation on the part OF
white men and black women, and said
the community abhorred and would not
tolerate any person known to be
guilty Of such practices. He would be
secuted and condemned in respectable
society. The witness was examined
for more than four hours.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July IL

ClNCINNATI, July IL.
BRAN-l7@lSc; shipstutis 2Og22c;
middlings 24@21c. ,.,,
BUTTER-Unchanged at l0G22c
for common to Wester Reserve.
COTTON-Quiet at 25925!c Tor
middling.
CHEESE-Fair demand at So lie.
COFFEE Little easier Rio at 10
@l9!c.
EGGS-Dull at l2c
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat; mixed at 81 $50
%; old red in good demand at 81 %
al 81; new hill fair at 81 %. Corn
quiet at j6@GOc for sound mixed to
prime yellow. Oats at j2G5Ic for
mixed to best white. Rye quiet at 92c
6Sl 90 for No. ] new. Best old barley
dull at 75c@Sl 90 for common to strict
ly prime. oo
HAY-Firm and advanced to Sl4 w
@22 90 for low grades to No. | tim
othy.
OIL-Linseed oil quiet
PROFESSIONALISM. Mess pork
nominal at SIS 90. Bulk meats qu;et;
shoulders &c; rib sides TIC; clear rib &c;
clear sides Sc, all loose. Bacon in fair
demand and steady; shoulders &c; clear
rib sides SSc; clear sides 9c, seller Sep
TENDER. Sugar cured hams steady at
l54@l6c. Lard firm; city kettle lOIc.
SUGARS-Active and advancing;
New Orleans good to choice at ll@
l2!c; clarified at l2!@l3c; hards l40
l44c.
TALLOW-S!@S5c.
TOBACCO-Active demand; sales
at 81 O0@25 90 for trash, lugs and leaf.
WOOL-Very firm; tub washed at
5S@6lc; Ohio and Indiana fleece at
47@5jc; unwashed manufacturing at
3S@40c: rombing 40@42c.
WHISKY-Quiet
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WILMIHGToN, July II, 1871.


\ fearful hutchery was perpetrated
in Robson county yesterday afternoon
by Henry Berry, Lowry and band OF
negroes. A Sherii's pose, having in
charge Lowrys wife and several other
prisoners, who had been aiding and
abettinr the negroes, was ambuscaded
near Burrs store, on the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford railroad,
when Lowry's band attacked them.
The following OF the Sheriff's posse
were killed and wounded: -
Killed-Hector Mcmillan, Archi-
bald Brown and Hector McNill.
Wounded-D. Mccormick, B. Barnes
and James Lowry, the latter colored
man and cousin Of Lowry, but coop
Grating with the Sheritt's posse.
The fight resolved itself'into rcgu'
lar battle, which lasted for some time.
The Sheritfs posse followed the negroes
into the recesses of swamp. 1t Is not
certain if any of the outlaws are killed;
Lowry. the leader of the band, and
CAPTAIN T. NJ. Wishart had a regular
duel on the railroad track, each loading
and firing deliberately five or six times
but neither was wounded.
The whole county OF Robson is
aroused, and it is believed that cam
paign will now be inaugurated that
will result in the determination OF the
band
A committee of the citizens OF Robe
son county came to the city to-day to
secure arms and ammunition. Inc
members OF the Lowry band are all
negroes.
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s.,ur,iay. the 18th day of July, 1S7
Trustees Sale.

,,> VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Il made To- me by William w. Miller and
Nm, \, his wife, dated the LIST day OF
Iy,y. l>t79, and recorded in the office OF the
i,,;,r,lrr OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in
n.,,l EoOk No. a, page Sl2, and given TO Sc
.,r,, \lcXanClrr NJ. Jacobs the payment of
S,Ilu Of eight thousand dollars, with in
Isl. which said debt Is evidenced by
r,,r,,. prumi>SOry notes, each made by said
W..ltm W. Miller To the order OF said ia
..,>. with interest from their date, payable
...l,-lnuuIIly, and each for the sum OF
- ~, 49, r.. the first of SIid notes being due
nj ;,ay.1b,r on or before July |, 1870; the
,..I'IG, ON or before July /, 1871, and the
r...,I ON or before July l, lS72, will, on
Wednesday. the 9th day OF August,
1871,
g., NJ public auction, at the front door OF
TIE. court House ofOhio county, in the city
nj Wheeling, the following described real
situate in Richland township,
O.,r county, West Virginia. and being part
n what is commonly known rs the " Wad-
d.ug,uu" farm, bounded as follows: Begin
ufu.Ht Il stone in the meadow n the rear OF
The. mansion of the said Waddington farm,
thence y. $50 W. 55.i poles 10 the middle OF
N. Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany
turnpike; thence along the middle OF said
turnpike y. ~. T.. 80 poles; thence along
same y. llit r. 1 poles; thence along same
y r.. II poles: thence along same
y. ~. r.. / poles; thence along same \: ~
+. poles; thence along same \. 30 4
poles; thence along same \. 90 l.. 4 poles;
ihcnce y. NJ +. Is poles to stone by gate
post: thence y. Sql4 f. 1914 po.es to stone;
thence y. 49, r.. ll.6 poles TO stone; thence
: W. f. 30 poles 10 a stone; thence ). l5i4
". $50 poles To a stone; thence ). 2sl2 r.; Is
poles To a StQne: thence ). S6I4 w. COL poles,
T. the place OF beginning, containing twen-
,y-tlve acres, with the improvements. The
tir>l two of said notes, with their interest
trom January |, 1879. are now due and un-
paid, as also the interest on the last OF said
notes. rom January |, 1870.
TERMS OF SALE-S52j0 of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue on or be-
fore the lst day of July, 1872, with interest,
the purchaser to gife bond with approved
security, and the title To be retain
ei till the purchase money is paid in full.
Selling aS trustee. | shall convey such title
Is is vested i'll me by said deed OF trust.
r. Il. WOODS, Trustee.
Enquire of \. j. CLARKE, Law Office cor
uer Fourth and Monroe streets. Jy0
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New York Market.
new YORK, July Il


FLOUR-Market dull and in buyer
favor at s. 00@,5 SO for superIinc State;
s. SOFAS 90 for extra: s. 95G6 % for
choice western; s. 50@5 - for com
mon to medium extra western 81 SOlG
6 IS for choice do; s. 35@6 81 tor good
to choice white wheat western extra;
S. 65G5 so for common to good ship
ping brands Of extra round hoop Ohio;
S. S5@6 40 for trade brands; s. S0C}
6 25 for common to fair extra st. Louis,
and S. 30@6 90 for good TO choice do,
market closing heavy. Southern flour
quiet and unchanged at S. l0@G % for
common to fair extra and ST 1903 90
for good to choice do. Rye flour dull
at 81 lO65 IS. Corn meal quiet and
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet and steady
at 81 42A6l 43 for No. . spring atloar
81 46 for No. spring, and 81 4j@l'5O
for winter red and amber western. Rye
quiet. Barley continues dull and nom
inal. Barley malt quiet and unchanged.
Corn a shade easier at 1lc for common
western mixed and 7l2@72c for good
TO choice do. Oats quiet at Gj@6j}c
for western and 6S@70c Tor Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull at $lj l2@
Is 25 for new mess; $l2 0O6l3O0 for
prime and Sl3 O0@l3 30 for new prime
mess. Beef quiet and shade easier at
$40 00@l3 90 for plain mess and SIS %
6l6 90 for extra mess Beet hams quiet
at 500 O062S CO. Tielce beef dull at
$40 O0625 90 for prime mess, and
500 OO625 90 for India mess. Cut
meats unchanged at 54;96!c for shout
ders and l0@l3lc for hams; middles
quiet and steady. Lard at 93@l03c
for steam, and lOi for kettle rem
dered
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at 100
2Oc for western. and at lS@29c for
State.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy at 9@
lOc forI common to prime.
COTTON-Opens dull and a shade
easier at l93@l95 for low middlings,
and 205c for middling uplands.
OILS-Petroleum quiet and weak
at l4Ec for crude, and 25:c for re-
fined.
TALLoW-Quiet at 9@9!c stear-
inc stedy at ll@l3c.
WHISKY-Quiet at 94}@94!c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 10.
COTTON-Nominal; low middIIngs
held at DOC.
FLOUR-Fairly active, with an I'M
proved tone, but prices unchanged
super6ne western at 81 50@5 -; do.
extra at s. 50@6 -; do. family 81 80
al 50.
GRAIN-Wheat firmer; amber at
81 55@1 65; common to fair at 81 ~
Corn dull; white southern at ''G'oc;
yellow do. at 74@75c; mixed western at
71@72c. Oats in improved demand
new southern at 53@56c; old western at
55@5Sc.
PROVISIONS-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Quiet at 94g94!c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July Is, 6 P. u

~. NEW DIRK, July 10, o +. -. -
r. MONEY-The ease in the money
market at this point continues, and the
demand on call is light. Borrowers
still supply themselves at 2@3 per cent
on call. Prime business paper was dig
counted at 4@6 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
was very weak this afternoon, and the
actual business was material reduc-
ton in rates. The leading prime bank
ing firms still ask 1l0s less Lilo. but
their bills were sold at 1l0i less lilo,
and those of another prime firm as low
as 10 for prime bankers sixty days ster,
ling bills. Prime sight bills were sold
at ll0!, although the nominal asking
rate is l103.
GOLD-The market was heavy this
afternoon and declined to 1llt the
closing quotations were lll5@ll2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
dull and weak at the close; l. 5.
currency SKIES ll4i@ll44.