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chicago Relief Concert at Vienna

VIENNA, Nov. 23.--At q matinee given
by Minnie Hauck, the American prima
donna, for the sufferers ut the Chicago
fire, the theatre was crowded. A large sum
was realized, seats bringing five timea
their usual price. The money will be IN.
vested in clothing, which will be shipped
for Chicago at an early day. ~
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Nov. 23.-1n the Supreme
Judicial Court to-day, Judge Tapely gave
a Judgment against Elder Peck's bonds.
men for a little over $4,000, the amount
claimed by the State. Peck was tlfe de-
iaulting State Treasurer. The case goes
M, 10 a full Court on exceptions.
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Fred. LotInr nll Rlrht.

NEW YoRK, Nov. pa New York
papef says II has recsved d letter from F.
W. LOFing, dated at Camp Whipple,
Arizona, and that he could not possibly
have been among the party Ihdsadcted
In the WiCkenburg coach. ,-,,. ...F
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pILKE LEcTuREs AT IREpa.
BELGIUM.
Excitement Over the Selection OF a
Governor for LimbuFg.

BRUSSELS, Nov 23.--Thc Belgian
Chamber OF Representatives to-day, alter
n further animated discussion, finally and
by decisive majority voted to support the
Government in its appointmentofD. Deck.
er as Governor or Lmburg. An enor.
nous and excited crowd again gathered
around the Chamber, and uproariously
manifested opposition TO the appointment
but the Prince Of the Police force pre-.
vented breach of the peace during the
day. After nightfall, however there were
serious disturbances, which continued all
evening. Crowds Invaded the Ministry
Of Public Works, but were repelled by
the police. Several persons were injured
in the melee. AT midnight all Is quiet
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brewery burned at Newark, N. J.

Brewery Burned at Newark, N. j..
NEWARK, Nov. 29,-Ballantine's malt
house, on Front street, was burned this
morning. Loss S170O00. Insured main.
" in offices In this city, Philadelphia and
New York. The building was eight
stories high, one hundred and seventy feet
front and sixty feet deep, and besides the
machinery contained 1900 bushels Of malt.
The insurance amounts In 100000.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov 23.-The tfial of the Com.
munists who were engaged in the destruc.
tiOn Of the residence Of Theirs, has termi.
natGd They have all been convicted and
sentenced TO Imprisonment for terms rang
Ing from two to twenty years. ~ p s.. .'
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Minister scAenck Going to Reaish.

NEw YoRK, November 28i--The Mat
says II Is quite likely General Schenck
has decided 10 terminate his mission to
ENGLAND and accept the position o. Law
officer 10 the Northern Pacific Railroad,
which is understood to have been kept
npen for him fnf some time. Nv
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHts, Nov. 23.--The Coroner's
Jury in the case OF Mrs. Maria Bell, an
aged lady, who was killed last evening
near the Meiiphis& Louisville depot, by
train, rendered a verdict Of accidental
death, without blame on any one.
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CHICAGO.
Cold Wenther Ia llle Northwe,t.

Cold Weather In the NOTIhWtSI'
CHICAGO, November 23,--It has been
unusually cold to-day, and the indications
now are that we shall soon be visited
with a snow storm. Heavy snow storms
are prevailing at many points in the west
and northwest; in many cases so severe as
10 interrupt travel.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. e3.-The Herald has
personal information from Ben Butler,
Henry Wilson and ,Thurlow Weed. They
know nothing Of the formation Of an anti.
Grant party. Mr. Wilson also dlsbelieves
that Summer u engaged in the movement,
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TURKEY.
cnolEhA rNcREAs1Na.

I n Cu0LBRA INCKBASINu. - :
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Nov. 23.-The Porto
objects to any treaty between Russia and
R0umanla modifying the Siiltan's jurls.
diction, and will consult the Principals.
tics. T
The weather is unfavorable again, and
the number Of cholera cases is inCreas.
inr.
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EOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
y TERMs-A 1rst class Tannery, two story
Brick Building, SO feet by 81, with all the mod.
ern improvements and In good running order.
The low price and location would make II
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also q good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and MIL lot, on Hampton street.
W. " H0GE q BRO,
noyi Market street,
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HALIFAX, Nov. 23.-Through the intro
duction ofcholera by the steamer Frank.
lin, three deaths have occurred. Phere
are yet FIVE cases At Chisseite, The Cook
place has been Quarantined. '
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civil RIrbts N New Rprlaud,

BosroN, Nov. 29.-Rey, Alexander El.
lis, colored, has recovered $500 damages
from the NarragaDsett Steamship Com.
pany, for refusing him seat at the table
Of the steamer Providence.
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Renen,inn fot Ale1Is a. rhIIndeIphlh.

PmrApEtPmA, Nov. 23.-A grand re.
ception will be given here 70 the Grand
Duke Alexis. The programme Is but
partially arranged. Gen. Meade is Chair.
man ofthe Committee Of Reception.
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The Spectrum Of Encke's Comet Dis
cnHnEnh.

WASHINGTON, Gov. 23t-An official re-.
port TO the Naval Department from Rear
Admiral Sands, Superintendent Of the
Naval Observatory Of this city, says that
on the evening of the 18th inst. Professors
darkness and Hale, attached TO the OBJ.
servatory, succeeded In discovering the
spectrum of EnCke's comet Professor
darkness thinks that the comet consists
simply ofa cloud of glowing gass.
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Alleged Customs Fraud BY a Boston
Firm.

NEW York, Nov. 23.-Mr Weld, sen.
lior member Of the firm Of W. F. Weld &
Co., Of Boston, whose books have been
seized by the Government, on suspicion
Of false invoicing Of imported goods, Is
said 10 be tho richest man In New Eng.
land. The firm have some sixty vessels
afoat. The amount involved Is 10000.
The alleged frauds were perpetrated by
a colIusion with weighers. ,f d VI ~ } =
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The weather To-Day.
oTTrcn o. 4Hl CHIEF sIsNAh 0GTioER,
WAnHiH8TOE, D. o., Nov. $3.50 P. =.
rROBARILTTIEs.

The area Of the lowest pressure will
probably extend by Friday noon into In
diana, with snow OF rain very generally
west Of the Appalachian chain, and also
on the Middle Atlantic coast South
easterly winds, increasing TO- brisk, by
Friday morniBg, are probable from Lake
Erie to Lake Superior and the South At
lanLic Cautionary signals are ordered
tonight for Chicago, Milwaukee ant
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TROY, N. Y, Nov. GA large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held Last night to
organise for preventing frauds on the bal.
lotboS and reform in the city police sys.
tenn
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tyoScoRp, Nov. 23.-The Belknap coun.
ty aims house and out buildings, with
contents, were burned to-day. Loss $l6,-
900. II was the work Of an incendiary.
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DAnlel ". LlbV, trustee.
In ChAncery, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
In pursuance OF a decree OF said Court made
Ia this cause on the 10th day Of December, 1910,
will olor for sale, on
FRIDAY, tho 10Th day Of December, 1871,
at the front door Of the Court House tor Ohio
county, West Va, Commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
the following real estate, lying In the city Of
Wheeling, on the west side OF Main street, viz /:
The two valuable stores now occupied by d.
A. Adler d Co. and by Peter b. Hinn and Others,
lying bGtween the houses occupied by Harbour
( Dittman aud y. Kline. Also the property on
same side Of1iAin, street now occupied by the
shoe store Of RlchtlEd Porter, adjoining house
owned by J. u, SheppaIds
TERMS UF SALE-OhC.nIth Of purchase TO be
paid In cash and the balance In one. two, three
aud four years from day OF eale, with interest,
notes with good security " be given for the de-
lcrred payments, and deeds Of trust, at the or.
pensc Of tho purchaser, as further security on
n6SviS DANIEL. O. LIST, Trustee
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In Boston the newspapers are juBtnow
advising economy in the use Of water"
which Is bad counsel in a State VIII ere
there Is prohibitory liquor law. IN
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Eleven Of the bodies have been recover.
ed lost by the disaster to the steamer CITY
of New London. None Of the missing
passengers have been found. The flags
on all the shipping in the harbor, are at
half mast. ..'..
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
" s4L1E.-A lot Of ground near Dewey 4
front by 27l deep, with q large brick Dwelling
House Of hall and II rooms. Also, frame ten.
ant house. win be sold on favorable terms 10
close an estate, by =, L, CuTHBRRT,
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For Sale,

Unwilling HOUSE EOR IN
~ sALE.-I offer EoreAlc the housS In
sixth streets, Fourth ward. House contains Blx
rooms, lArg OpAntry and cellar, bake oven, water
convenient. Tho house 10 In good order.
nOV22s WILLIAM j. NRABITT,
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DWELLING HOUSE 5Hu
FOR SALE.

| offer for PAle the houc In which now 70. -
side, situate on John street, q few doors
east Oi Fiith. The house ls q substantial
twOstofy brick containing eight rooms, be-
sides 4 bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms, The house lB In good order and
well located and in every way q desirable prop
erty, being butt little over Q square from the
Post once. There 10 also On the premises q good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house.
Any one Wishing TO purchase can examine the
BCpt2S - JNO. r. MCDERMOT.
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Death ora Distinguished Odd.FellOw

RrcnMoNp, VA, November Robert
n. Prentiss, Grand Master Of Odd Fcl-
lows Of Virginia, died last night At Char.
lOttsville.
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HrnOt nrthn New Londnn.

Norwich, CT, Nov. 23.-seven more
bodies were recovered from the burned
hull of the steamer City Of New London,
making nine lives lost.
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nor RRNT.-THE THREE IN
Il story Store House and Dwelling, on N
Main street, directly opposite tho Grant -
House, and atpresent occupied by WinEenrIed q
Bon, WAtchmikerl and J0WeleFs. To q good
tenant, II desired, the premises will be material
commanding business stand. Possession April
IsL Apply TO. -tLL lIH"fI
nOVi6 WIN. PAXTON, 9TH street,
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots ffontlng on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and On.
tending 10 the river Price from $500 to 81 900
each. according TO siEe and location. Terms,
WV 'N'1N-S NV JNo. P. e1LCHRisT,
Ang2l NJ ! III ! lAt TOP Mn.
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TNLIzA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
d SprIRR Zane, CoTdella Carr and Milton r,
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia huston and Alexander
Rnston, and PlAtoR zAnO.
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BY TEEEoR RAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.

By thp Western Union Lima
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe StS)
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bo01sIANA.G
rrNERA1 or aoY. puNN.

New on1EANs, Nov. 23.-.All The pub.
lie ofic@, courts and schools were closed
in honor Of II. Gov. Drnn's funeral. The
procession was very large, and-was com.
posed Of national, State and city officials,
and military, masonic and political sOcie.
lies. There we're several bands of music
and hundreds pfcivlliAns In carriages,
extending mahS, squares, and animmense
concOufse on canal street, from Camp to
tssrATE FAIR
Tho, S,Louisiana State Fair wasformally
opened to-day, @iLh 15,OOO visitors. The
Fair will continue until December I'd.
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at the font door Of the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
~, sell the following valuable property, lying on
the west side Of Main street in tho city Of Wheel
lug, being lot No. two (0 and part OF lot No. one
%, being tho same now occupied by Harbour b
Dittman, by George W. Eckhart and NJ. G. lIane,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Martha Knox in her life time. .#.IIE
TERMS OF BALE-One.fourt Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash, or as much more as the
purchasers may choose 10 pay; the remainder In
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable Semi.annually. Negotiable notes to bo
given for the deferred instAlmentS, TO be secured
by deeds Of trust and IAtiSiActory insurance on
property, atthO expense Of the purchaser,
w. JAMES P. ROGERS,
d. @. LIST,
novii Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
WEDNESDAY. May 3f-P. VI.

Sneculation in stocks still rules dull, the
market oday developing no feature of interest III
certain of the specaltes, however, fair degree Oh am
nation was remarked Rock Island having risen 10 l-zs'
the highest price during this year. due in part 10 e near
annroocb of the stockholders meeting which VIII DC
held I'm Chicago on the 9TH proxmo. 1t asserted oy
those said to be in the of the pool that the report
IN no submitted at that time will show an addition OF
about three-auarters OF million to the surplus OF the
Company making total of nearly three millions sur
plus ON hand in cash. What eventual disposition VIII
he made OF this we are not assured, but IN
case the road should under the control
NJ the Pennsylvania Central-and we hear that
earnest efforts are being made to enlist this stock IN the
Scott guard-the surplus will be available in completing
the unbroken line the Atlantic to the Pacic Coast
Lake shore was active and firm; higher quotations
being also made in NewYork Central Ohio and Missls-
sipp was the weak spot OF the list and was quoted
lower because it is said Of the disruption OF the pool
though ii given that another pool has been formed
to push up the price The North Western shares were
firm on the probability that the dividend declared at
the meeting today o'clock p. m, in Chicago VIII De
five per cent The report OF the Pacific Mail Company Is
due Tomorrow and the gOssps have it that the exhibit
will be extremely favorable hence the continued buoy
ancy Pittsburgh was quite active this afternoon, at
better prices though about p the general market
became heavy and lower closing tame and steady. The
following table shows the highest and lowest prices Of
act stn Ia m TODAY
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

special dispatch from Washington to The Piidde-
phia EreHng Telegraph says the secretary Of the Treas
Jury has finally notified jay Cooke Co. that the propo
stion made on behalf Of the combination OF banks and
bankers and themselves to take the balance of the $780,
COO 900 oan declined for the that the Secretary
doubts the power to accept of the conditions pro-
posed.
We have reports Of the failure Of very heavy cot
ton house, and two or three others not heavy in con-
sequence of selling cotton short.
Tie Philadelphia Stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania 6s third issue, sold at 100; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 2st Reading Railroad 90; and Penn
sylvania Railroad 62ic. Gold closed at lllE.
The Bank OF the Metropolis, new institution
capital S5O0GOO will commence business at No. 81
UuOu-square, northwest corner Of sixteenth-St, on
Thursday the day Of June The directors are Wm A.
Kissam, Geo. VI. Groves Elisha Brooks of Brooks Bros
W H. Vanderbilt, VcePresden N Y. Central and Ilud-
son River Railroad saml T. Howard, President Excel
lior Life Ins. Co.. Chas. l.. Tiffany OF Tiffany Co. ;
Elliott L. Shepard of Strong Shepard; WIN. steinway
Of Stcnway & sons Oswald Ottendorfcr, Editor y. l.
Staats Zeihng Joseph Park jr.. OF Park Tliiord ::
Richd Arnold OF Arnold, Constable & Coz Saml. Sloan
President Delaware, Lackawanna. aud Western Rail-
road Tie officers are Wm. A. kissam President; Geo.
NJ Groves Vice President Theodore Rogers, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEW FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES
The Treasury Department is now ready to deliver
the registered Certificates of Stock. and a good
part of the Coupon Bonds, of tue New Loan OF the
United States, bearing Five per cent Interest,
payable quarterly in Gold. The Subscriptions to
the Loan now amount to S65,OOOOoO and 1t Is eX-
pected that the Subscriptions and Sales will progress
more rapidly as the Certificates and Bonds are
ready for market abroad as well as at home The
whole sum of Five per Cents offered to the public
generally, and to the holders of United States $50
Bonds, without qualification, is S2OO,OOOOOO When
this amount to which preference is thus given, is
taken up the remainder of the Five per Cents,
S300000,0O0, embraced in the New Loan of July II,
1870, for refunding the Public Debt, will be offered
in connection with S3OO,OOO,OO0 -Four and one-half
per Cents, and any part of S7OOOOOOOO of -Four per
Cents the one running fifteen years and the other
thirty years
The following is a copy of the New Five per Cent
Bond, under and pursuant to the New Loan Act of
Congress-:
FORM or 3 PER CENT BOND
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ARE INDEBTED To THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF
u .........--..-.. DOLLARS.
TINS BoND Is issued III accordance with the pro-
visions of an act of Congress entitled 4" An Act to
authorize the retunding of the National Debt ap-
proved July II, 1870, amended by an Act approved
Jan 10 1871 and is redeemable at the pleasure of the
United States after the st day of May A. ID. 1884, In
coin of the standard value of the United States on
said July II. 1870 with interest in such coin from
the day Of the date hereof at the rate of FIVE
CENTUM per annum, payable quarterly on the lst
day of February, May, August, and November in
each year. The principal and interest are exempt
from the payment of all Taxes or Duties of the
United States, well as from taxation IN any FORM
by or under State municipal, oT local authority.
WASHiNGTON, .........., lS..
Entered ........ Recorded ........
Register of the Treasury.
Registered bonds will he issued of the denOmina-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
cts closing quotations were:

Gold has been very duh and featureless, the prepon-
derauce of the days business being at ll5 while the
extreme range was 11ls61llg. There good bor
rowing demand for gold this afternoon and and per
cent paid for its use though previously the carry
ing rates were l. O. l. and p per cent. The demand WILL
doubtless, be satisfied the Treasury sell two millions
gold tomorrow. The days business at the Gold Ex
change Bank follows Gold cleared, Sl7l2s,OOO ;
gold balances, $14372O; currency balances, slG9l7O
The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HAEH.
EISK & HATCH.


Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO5 NasSau-st.. New York, May 90 1871.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
are extending their line of road to the head of re-
able navigation on the Ohio River where il will
meet and connect with lines now building or pro-
jected, to the principal railroad centers and river
cities of the Western States. 227 miles are in opera
tion and the iron for 100 miles additional is now
being laid. The road will have, when completed, a
large East and West through business beside an i'm
mense mineral and general local traffic
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are amply secured,
and very desirable for safe and proftsb investment.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS negotiated by u.s.
amounting to S25 SS50O0, have ready market every
where. being fayorably known and actively dealt in
at all the principal Stock Exchanges Of this country
and Europe and are readily saable at all times at
quoted market price, which is now above par.
The Bonds Of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD Co. we believe to be Of equal value and Sc
curity and must in time take like rank in market
value and salabe character.
Holders of Five-Twenty Bonds desiring TO fund
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent Gov
eminent Loan, may do so with entire safety, at
profit of about % per cent and without reduction OF
interest by an exchange for the Bonds Of the CEsA
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
Price of the Bonds, until further notice, 90, and
accrued interest from May l.
We also buy and sell Government Securities, and
the Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co.. ana
as Agents of the t. $. Government will attend 10
the funding of 5-2Os into the new L. ;. Bonds
FISK X HATCH
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

The steamer ChIna TOOK out sI57,TI 20 In specie.
Money has ruled easy at and per cent call where
the collateral hypothecaed consisted OF United States
bonds and and per cent on prime railway stocks.
Choice commercial paper moves the basis OF 4. per
cent, according 10 date Government bonds duh
and steady In the morning, but advanced in the after
noon closing firm the basis Of III dlIii for 1868.
Fisk Hatch report Governments as foows nt d. M:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

In railroad bonds there moderate dealings noted,
the principal transactions having in Central Paccs
at lO2IalO3; Union Pacific lists, 92a a92E Incomes
s5: Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bonds, loi Erie
lists 1OO.; Great Western lists 9 and NewYork Central
Gs 's3, at 92t The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
TANNER Il Co.,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st., New-lork,
Dealers in

SroCKs. BoNps, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS ENECUTHp Al THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED OF DEPOSITS SUpJECr 10
CHECK AT SIGHT
Buy and Sell. at current market rates, the fihSl
MORTGAGE EIGHT lSl PER CENT GoLD BoNps OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, IN New
York. London or Frankfort-on-the-Main free ot
L. s. Taxes. Present market quotations. 9',GgSi
and interest. TANNER X Co, No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

The Treasury purchased two millions 5-20s, for which
offerings were made aggregating AO53,3OO at prices
ranging from lllls to I'LL The following the
awards in detail: