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OFFICIAL.

80. CITY CoILEcToR'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, lsi3.. 5
T,HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
il from O'Clock A. M. to so'clock z: M. from the
18TH DAY OFJUNE TO THE 3oTII, inclusive, Tor
the purpose OF receiving from any person charged
with CRY TAXES for the year 1873 the wio g., or
one-lIalf of the amount of tax charged, anu tlat
ten NOR cent. will be added to the amount OF TAX
CHARGED in every case where the party assessed snail
fail to pay the whole or onehaif within the TIME so
Invited To avoid crowd and pressure on the Inst
rnr sa~c of the co,lnrt on the Collector would re-
rcT,cst nil parties to call early 10 the time
Specified and those having lists and mcn,oranfums
TO leave will TO 90, that their bills may nc selccted
ie Jim JIM JOHN F.. REGNAULT, Collector.
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Precautions against Cholera.

BosroN. June 2l.-The Massachusetts
State Board of Health has addressed a circu-
lar to the cities and towns of the State, adj
vising the health authorities TO take prompt
measures to avert danger from Asiatic
cholera 49, ~ -- -----
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WAnsis Ruruin0.

TORONTO, June 21.-Fires are sweeping
the woods. The Inter- Colonial railway is
suffering. The loss to railroad contractors
is heavy -.f' -.s ...-F... ~. ....f
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The Pt,raae,nr,,a N ,:sterx.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81 .-~Sevesnl parties
arrested on the charge OF maltfeating the
two little girls found locked No a closet
YESTERDAY; have been discharged. There are
no sigps 10 shoa any kind Of violence, as at
I'st suspected. .a.tSt saitysI.t
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.


BERLIN, June GA dispatch from
Dantzc says that forty-two Polish raftsmen,
on the Vistula. were attached by cholera,
and twenty-five of them died. Of the re.
mainder, four have entirely recovered.
England.
LONDON. June 21.-Up to noon yesterday,
ut which time the Great Eastern was in
latitude 5S:45, longitude 90 west, TAO miles
of cable had been paid out. .sg -.'t :.
France. ,rs , -. IT,,
PARIS, June 21.-Executions have been
issued against the goods Of GuStave Cour-
bet, and they are to I've sold to assist in de-
fraving the expenses incurred in reconstruct
ing the Vendome column. -.. ....
.s-,. ."t spain.
MADRID, June 21.-It is reported that
Senior CASTELAR, is engaged in drawing up II
Constitution Of the Federal Republic anaa-
gous to that of the United States. The num-
Der of States will be fifteen, including Cuba
aud the Phillnine islands; Madrid to ramain
the capital. The President Of the Federal
Republic'to be elected by universal suffrage;
term of office, five years. Senators to be
chosen by the States; deputies to be elected
by universal suffrage. ,la.s ~.s it,. .e.
BAYoNSE June 21.-The Carlists OF this
city have received dispatches announcing
that the insurgents have captured Paucorbo,
in the province of Barjos, with 400 prisoners.
7 Austria. 81 '.i&s ss.>s5E tssjs
Vienna, June 21.-Mr. Schultz has retired
from the lchief.commissioners Of the vi
emma Exposition, and Mr.. Jay, the American
Minister, recommends H., Garrettsop, Of
Ohio, for the position. Garrettson was one
of the suspended commissioners, but was
reappointed by Schultz. r.. i; ~ sr-
The Emperor Francis Joseph visited the
Exposition yesterday, and exhibited 81 eat
interest in American machinery. d -. 1.re &
The weather is intensely hot, =. ID" s...ttt
Italy. az s. ~ -
ROME, June 21.-Seyeral cases of cholera
are reported in the province of Treviso.
Precautions have been taken to prevent the
spread Of the disease. 4 -, !; ~, ~ ~.
81, Turkey. ~ e.2f t"s''
CoNsrANrINorLE, June 2l.-Thc report
that the Sultan is seriously ill is without
foundation. - .ls.5t "a 'Tss ''fss So -'
Gregory Aristruchf has been appointed
Turkish ambassador at Washington ,sgice
Blacque Bey, resigned. a 80.
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NOfle prOseHui.

CANANDAIGuA, June s1.-Dis.rict Attorney
Crowley to-day entered a nolle prosequtin
each OF the cases Of fourteen women indicted
with Miss Anthony for illegal voting. !.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

-. \ BALTTMUKE WARhbIH .H9 ~ 1.IHI1-
BALTIMORE June oI-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat 1uiet and unchanged. Corn-whfte south
cru scarce, f2(974c. yellow southern dun, 6i1ge2s
Pro, isions dull and nominal. Pork, III .2S@l!.so
Bulk meats Shoulders, &c; rib sides, stc;; clear
rib-stdes, sf@pc Bacon--Shoulders, .Ssgstc; no
Sides esc. cear-rlb sides, 10c.: sugar-Cured mans,
unchanged. Lard unchanged Western butter firm
good 10 choice, ls@2lc. Whiskey, saac. Sugar firm
Jq5.
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Tbe ysshua. n. H., Tragedy.

NASHUA, N. H., June 21.--Miss Ella F.
Wood. who was shot week ago by Henry
Jewett, died to-day. Az %
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NORTH BRITISH at g .t~,
IN -..E -. rE AND g-tt .--s-H
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G. b..

Capital $40, 600, 900 In gold; invested IN me me
treasurer of Virginia, $4,000 In United States
bonds ,7.t., ,.,o ,.uod
Having been appointed agents TO tne
aSainst loss or damage by fire on buildings, ner-
c6andise, and personal property OF all kinds on the
LOS Losses eautabIy adjusted and promptly paid.
-, ID. n. WALKER & CO.,
oc1tFF 80 No. 1014 Main street.
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NEW YORK Markets ~. -
NEW YORK. June 2l.-Ffour dull and heavy; COM
mon to fair extra. E6@Ss: good to choice. S8.05@
Slo So Wheat one cent lower, with moderate export
and limited milling demand. holders anxious; Corn
steady and In fair demand. Pork weaker, Mt $3.50.
Lard weak, at s5c.@ls l5-1sc. Narais very quiet
Groceries and freightS quiet. .t..s, 3-,g.. Ia
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FINANCIAL.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

80 NEW YOhh. z.g4:z}. 49,.
NEW YORK June 2I.-The bank statement shows
again In reserves Of slas,ooe increase in loans,
sl,l2sooo increase In specie, ss7soo increase in
legal tenders s2soooo increase In deposits
Money abundant ut a@s Sterling. ioos. :, Sold,
1ist@li5i. Governments dull and steady; States
very quiet. re, 5sen ~. Il f3Fc'tH ~ 4 75aH
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DURKEVILLE HOTEL,

DURKEVILLE HOTEL,
~ -'- ] BURKEyILLE, VA. 80
Having thoroughly repaired and reftted the above
untj we take pleasure In announcing to the pubic
that persons stopping over will ind ample ACCOM- NJ
TRUARDFRS, Price, $3.50 per month children half
price. p.,orcb,rg dino daily
la .,n II oA BURKE BROTHERS,
at :, q q, o on -a- Proprietors.
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y RIcHMoED, VA June 0, 1879. Z.
.NJOTIcE.-The undersigned, having been
IN appointed by the stockholders of the Virginia
sugar-Retining Company committee to "makea
mi settlement of the affairs of the company"
hereby notify all persons having claims against tho
DAYS from this date 10 Mr.. g. A. the Office
OF Messrs. Lancaster 4 Co, No 114a Main street 81
gi,tsslssg S..sa GA. PEPLE,eg
- = f,r. }. X. MITCHELL, ~
go, P.J. WRIGHT,
jee.lm Committee.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
louisville. June 2l.-Flour duh aud unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions quiet. PORK
lower: held ut $l6.S7@SlS50. Bacon In iair demand
1sGpSc: sugar-cured hams, 13tc. plain. lac: Lard
sic, tierce; et@lOsc., kegs sac., steam. Hhiskey
firm at e00l9Ic. &: arsfs @Is ~ !rE ses-
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CINCINNATI MARKETS. rt.s
CINCINNATI, June 2I.-Flour dull and lower
Corn auiet at 4oc. Pork easier: $15.50@ Lar
din and unchanged. Bacon quiet; 7t49h@etc.
Whiskey steady at soc, .s#'
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GUNNER BOARDING in the healthy and
> pleas mt village of Chrrchville. eight miles
from stanton on the stage route To Augnsla
S,rrnps Daily mails. good society, and churches
OF diffrrcn denonl nations. Board per month"; s2'
p'' = A. j. FUNkHOUSER.
H. :p-l.x Ch,,rchville. Augusta county, va.
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EONSTANTINoPLE, june 2I.-Thc report
that the Sultan is seriously ill is without
foundation. - .ls,5t st 'Sss }4S' asT z7''
Gregory Aristruchf has been appointed
Turkish ambassador at Washington ,.usce-
Blacque Bey, resigned. -, ,aa4t 49,,
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, st..
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watering place Will be ready Ioi
The ALLEGIIANY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac:
lions of mountain and water scenery combined.
The waters Of these springs are renowned Tor lhel
great curative powers Of that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising iherefrom. -,
BiIliard-tabcs, bathrooms, bowne-saoons, we'll
graded walks and drives hunting, and fishing
4 full BRA IS and STRING-BAND In attendalice.
BOARD: Per day. SO; per week, $3.50: per mon'h
-four weeks), 500; for the month OF june sao iol
three months, Sl50.
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to AIIECUANY SPRINGS COMPANY, orto
my 3l-ln d. Is. IlNSbc1 oh.' hautScI.
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T BALTIMORE, June 2.-Virginia consols, IS. West
Virginia's, lot. Bid to-day. s1i,rsf y--,. .,..s,
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
$50 Saturday. June 81. s s,t-.t
t}i& Z &iH - OFFERINGS. set sSaa.
WITHDRAWING, 20 bushels. BED, 137 bushels.
CoRN.-YeIlo 800 bushels. -
OATS.-l,13o bushels. 50 .,,
Frt $3.50 SALES.
llArs,-2nn hnshels OH nriYate terms. II
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LEADING WATERING-PLaCE

MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Ito MANY natural attractions can be so inlpro;rt
and ornimented rs TO render this comparatively a.
easy task. a., ! -,.,,,,x- :, - = r,.,.o
sId Resident Physician. - rh ....sr.
: TERMS: $3.50 per day, Sl6 per week, $50 per
month; for the month June, $40. Children under
ten and over two wears old and servants halt price
~ COLHOUN, WILSON & COWAN.
CLERKS: C. NJ. OBENCHAIN, WILLIAM WADE
WILLIAM +. ROSE. 81. -t.#.. 'n.... sss. Je Gun
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DATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID OPEN JUNE 18TH,
TEN MILES FROM MILLBoRO' DEPOT, ClIEsA-
=, pEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This place is noted for its alum and tonic chaly-
lpatc waters. pure aud dry atmosphere, location,
TO Tho comfort of families Board, $50 per month
e four weeks For particulars send for circulars.
Post-ofice al the springs.
DIR. GEORGE W. CARRINGToN, hes'deht rhEsi-
clan. --r,, 1,o,,...
IL ALI u
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ARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS, for the
VI relief OF local weakness, old rheumatic and
n.ur;ilsic Wlins. &c. for sale at
MEADE ~ BAKERS Drug store, .
;o,- ! - an E#a.fts ?t9 Main street
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GETTYSBURG '.kATALi SINE WA
W TER.-The United States Dispensatory, the
authorized record of our ,lateria Medica classes
this water with the most renowned alkaline or car
donated springs OF Europe. 1t far eXces any other
knowu In It's selfpreserviLG properties II does not
Ieteriorate by bottliEg ano keeping. ~ mas never
been claimed for any other mineral water the power
to dissolve the urates, or called chalk formations
in the body or the limbs and joints: THIS the Get.
tvsburg Katalysine Water has done in hundreds OF
Instances. GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGlA, DYs-
PERSIA. GRAVEL, DIABETES, KIDNEY ana URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to It's influence ~
has restored MUSCULAR POWER TO the peralyuc'
cured ABDOMINAL 'nRopSY, and given healthy ac-
tfon to the TORPID LIVER. 1t has cured ClihoNiC
nIAgRBEA. PILES. CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA, Ca
TARRII DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEBILl.
TY and NERVOUS PRoSTRATIOS from MENTAL ana
pp ysIc.I GScESsES. All these by the bottled wa
tor II isit powerful antidnfe IJr EXCESSIVE EAT
INC; or drrtlsing tcorrects The stomach, promotes
digestion and relieves the head alloosl immediately.
Pamphlets containing history Of the Spring, re-
nSrts from eminent physicians and medical writer's,
marvellous and wellattested cures and
from DISTINGUISHED citizens, viii &c furnished ana
s,nt nv mail Oh application TO
WHITNEY BROTHERS, General Agents,
|, .s ~ 227 south Front street, PhiJadeipha, Va
GETTYSDUKG SPRING COMPANY.
For sale BY PURCELL, Lads Il co. and drug
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italy.

RoHE, June 21.-Several cases Of cholera
are reported in the province of .Treviso.
Precautions have been taken. to prevent the
spread Of the disease. ~ : ~ -. IL ,,.
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MoNrGoSNYKE;KK11is WHITE VIRf1SiA. SULPHUR
This delightful watering place Win be open Tor the
recc ption of visitors OH the ,.:
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
Extensive additions of new furniture nave Deen
added aud the proprictors are making every ar
raupempnt for the comfort and convenience OF WIS.,
itors This is the most beautiful and extensively
im,@oyrd OF all the numerous watering places III
The mountains of Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
with forest of shade trees.
The COTTAGES are of different sizes ana piaDs,
puch forming distinct building, and presenting 10
fine eve a beautiful picture. -. :. !,
All the usual appliances for the COMFORT anu
amusement of guests are provided, ana ..
EXPRESS, TICKET, POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE. #.f
The BAR will be under the management OF
THoESToN A. ATKINSON, and will be suppheo Win
the BEST OF LIQUORS. ,r.,,,..,o =,
Rio TUNNEL, on the Virginia and tennessee a.
vision of the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO rail-
road Is the station at which You lake the cuS io'
the Springs-disttnt one and hals miles -,
ROund-trip tickets can be procured atail the p'ih'
cipal towns and cities.
c. A. COLHOUS,
for twelve wears the resident partner 1T the A!e
phany Springs, will assume the Management, ai,S anu
Re- tenders to his old patrons cordial welcone apu
Hedges his efforts to render their stay pleasdnt.
propose to have none but the most pin vii
sorvants and our supplies Of every descriptioh WIZ
no selected from the best the country ana clues al
fnrd n is the Intention Of the new profTietors "
30 improve this property as 10 make IL the
LEADING WATERING-PLACE
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BERLIN, June GA dispatch from
Dantzic says that forty-two Polish raftsmen,
on the Vistula. were attached by cholera,
and twenty-five of them died. Of the re.
four have entirely recovered
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A F'TON :HOUSE.-Th peasaI It summer
IA resort, which c,lnot bc excelled. by any place
III The mountains for beautiful rirv ). dry, pure
mountain air and c;r access. will be opened June
lst. Ierms $40 per month; children and servants
half price. Address
my "a dgm* ChesaDeake and Ohio railroad
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BALTIMORE. ~
.. rrt--i-ln
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DAILY LINE FOX

These steamships are the largest IN the trade.
Cabin passage. $50, sn, and -lc4; excursion. ssi
and $3.50 currency: steeragr. S?s. Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool, Quceu3tosu, Lun"on-
derry Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol Or ondou chclp"r
than BY any other route. For further information
apply to F. ". ~! HURST
90 broadway. New York,
". GEORGE W. ALIENS CO., Agents,
anna .t# Richmond. Va
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by Telegraph.

OATs-2oo bushels on private term
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PARIS, June 21.--Executions have been
issued against the goods Of Gustave Cour-
bet, and they are to he sold to assist in de-
fraving the expenses incurred in reconstruct
ing the Vendome column. -r., ,.s..-.
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Wall street. To-day.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The government sold
Sl.0OO,OO0 of gold, at lls.40k to lisp. The
New York stock exchange closes at p. M. dur
ing the months of June. July, August and
September. All sales Of gold have been
gold loans the rates have been I to for carry
ing and fat. Foreign Exchange dull, with
business on basis Of los sas for prime sterling.
In the money market stock brokers have paid
for demand loans ea7 and government bond
dealers 5a6. Approved mercantile paper il
quoted at 7as. Government bonds have been
state bonds amounted to Sl09. 600. Tennessee's
we're lower, with Missouri's and Alabama Sc
steady. The stock market has been weak for
Pacific Mail, strong for Union Pacific, and
otherwise dull and barely steady.
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The New Eastern Market House.

The new eastern mar house building, at
the corner of 9Th and streets southeast, is now
finished, with the exception of the stalls. To
enable the contractor 10 erect these, IL H. neces
sary that the Legislature shall furnish the
means. The bill appropriating the necessary
funds passed the House of Delegates some two
weeks since, but has been delayed i'm the Coun-
Gil. Residents at the east end hope that the
bill will be speedily passed, and thus furnish
the means to fully complete this important pub
lie Improvement
The building is BOZ feet long by a. feet wide
in the clear, with projecting part i'm the CEN
ter of 12xi0 feet. which forms the main en-
trance. and Is divided into rooms for of the
market master, sc. There il q cellar under
the entire building, feet 9 inches in the clear,
with the southern portion finished for a base
ment restaurant. The main floor Of the market
y sianting. SO as TO accommodate itself 20 the
grade of 9TH street, by which the same step is
floor is constructed of rolled iron beams, be-
tween which arches are sprung, upon which is
laid a brick pavement, bedded solid in cement.
ment floor is Sc feet. The walls of the cellar
are of blue stone, feet inches thick, and
start upon Q concrete foundation feet inches
vide by foot 6 inches deep. All the stills Of
windows, doors, and projecting parts Of the
building-front and two ends-are of brown
stone, as well as the drop and keystones.
The roof Of the building is constructed mainly
Of wrought iron, and IL covered with wooden
purlnes and sheathed with tongued and grooved
boards, upon which Is laid the elating. Upon
the ridge Of the roof is constructed q skylight
and yentllator. made "f rough hammered glass
one-hal: inch thick placed upon iron frame.
The brick work of the front and two ends IL OF
selected red brick, laid with white joints. The
cornice is Of galvanized iron and painted in
imitation Of brownstone. The cellar IL intended
for the accommodation Of the butchers and other
dealers, and 20 arranged that each butcher can
have access TO his ice-box by means of q trap
door behind his stall. A sewer ID laid through
the entire length Of the building, which serves
as drainage for ice-boxes, water closets, sc.
The location of the building IL most excellent,
being about equidistant from the East Cap:so.
street and Pennsylvania avenue cars, and Is i'm
rapidly improving part Of the city.
The people OF the eastern section of the cify
are greatly indebted to their representative In
the legislature, especially to Mr.. Joseph Car
roll, for persistent efforts i'm its establishment.
and great credit IL due to Mr.. III. wineate, the
contractor, for the faithful manner i'm which he
has performed his work. under the direction of
Mr.. Cluss, the architect ana superintendent.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
New York Notes.

new nOfA 0OteSs
THE HspsoN HIGH.
The river is very high, and several booms
have been washed away, entailing heavy loss
THREE CASES OF DROWNING
were reported yesterday.
HEAVY BAIL.
Judge McCue, of Brooklyn, demanded $3.50,
600 bail for John McHalpine, the burglar, who
was recently captured by a young lady. His
friends offered $4,000, but the judge refused 10
take less than $250,00o.
MINISTER JEWELL
expects to leave for st. Petersburg early in
June.
THE HORSE DISEASE,
which visited this vicinity last fall. has reap
peared at the stables of the Coney island car
line, Brooklyn. Seventy horses are now sick,
and there have been two fatal casesl
GEN. cANBY's WIDOW.
The Tribune advises that fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars be collected I'm this city, TO
sist in placing beyond the probability OF want
the widow Of Gen. Candy, who died penniless.
THE FASTEST HALF MILE EXCEPT DExTER's.
Startle was driven to a road wagon on Fleet
wood course yesterday, and made the first quar-
ter in "a y seconds, and the second quarter i'm
49,, making a half mile in La the fastest
half mile ever trOtted TO a road wagon by any
horse except Dexter
TRACING STOLEN BONDS.
IL appears that all the bonds found with Jim
Brady, arrested Tuesday, were not stolen from
bonds, registered in the name of Amasa Stone,
were believed to have been stolen from an Ohio
bank. This morning A. p. Thompson, cashier
Of the Port Jarvis National Bank, informed
inspector bikes that he believed some OF them
were stolen from his bank. Detective Whitley
OF the detective force, has $4,000 in bonds In
his possession, supposed to have been stolen
from the Glenn Falls bank, and which he found
with two men arrested sometime ago.
THERE WERE TWELVE BIDS FOR GOLD
to-day, amounting TO 81 ,Gf6 900, at from III .63
to lisp.
MRS. MARY ANN NELSON,
daughter OF the late James Brooks, died in this
city yesterday.
GEORGE II. PRNDLRToN
arrived here to day from Europe.
SCHOONER SUNK.
The schooner s. j. Ford was sunk in North
river yesterday by coming in collision with the
ferry boat Jay Gould.
THE HORSE DISEASE
has reao he'd the Brooklyn city railroad stables.
and fears exist that the disease will again
boone general in that city.
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The GOVERNMENT PAPER MILL.-The re-
port of the committee appointed by Secretary
Richardson to examine the government paper
mill is dated Philadelphia May q, 1873, and is
as follows
1--WE, the undersigned, in accordance with
the request made in your letter of I'D instant,
TO visit Glen Mills, Pennsylvania, for the pur
pose Of examining the stock and material used
in the manufacture Of paper for the Govern
ment, and the prices paid for the same, have
made said examination and beg leave to report.
that we concur most fully in the report made to
Hon. George s. Boutwell,, late Secretary OF the
Treasury, on 7th July, 1871, by Senator A. II.
Cragin and Lyman HollingsWcrth, ESQ.,, and
those gentlemen.
We would, however, suggest that in case there
should be an increase Of not less than twenty
five per centum on the quantity OF localized
and distributive fibre paper ordered during
the next year, as compared with the average
quantity ordered during the past two years, a
reasonable reduction Tin price might be practi-
cable.
We likewise take pleasure in stating that the
order and system of the Messrs. Wilcox give
every assurance that the government will be
promptly and faithfully served. Very respect
fully,
Signed-Joseph Parker, paper manufactu-
rer, New Haven, Conn; Lyman Hollingsworth
paper manufacturer, Boston, Mass.;) j. r.
West, L. s. Senator; Vim. Henphill Jones,
lActing First Comptroller of the Treasury
Frederick A. Sawyer, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury"