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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22
Dedication.-The dedication of the Bap-

Dedication.-The dedication Of the Bap-
list church took place in this town on Sunday
last. The improvements made on the old
building have beautified the edifce to con-
siderable extent. An addition of twenty or
thirty feet has been made 10 the building,
which is now very spacious ap' early equals
any church of the town in The entire
inside has been altered and finished with new
material. The pulpit is now furnished with
40 arched receptacle for the PASTORS sofa, the
walls have also been newly painted, the old
pews supplan,ed by new and more comfortable
ones.
Rev DR.. Biting, of Baltimore, delivered
the dedicatory sermon, which was done with
much theological intelligence argument and
finency. The sermon occupied An hourand
a-half, after which Rev. S. r. White, the pas
tor, stated to the congregation, which was not
as large rs anticipated, the cost of improve
ments, which was $780, Of which all had
been paid but deficiency Of $780, that he
then asked the congregation TO subscribe.
After the subscription had been ,aken up,
the pastor stated that he had nearly raised
the amount, and would dismiss the congrege-
ton as il was near dining hourand report the
amount Of the subscription at the night servi-
ces
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22
AGRICUL TyRAL IMPLEMENTS,
Examiners Notice.

TE'HE undersigned having been appointed
n Examiners by the Commissioners Of Mont
gomery county, to ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the extension
Of the public road known as the Bealls-
vile or John Schulz road beginning at or near
it's intersection with the Edwards Ferry road
and running The most eligible and practical
bic route through the lands Of John A. Jones
to tho lands Of Edward j. Chswell, thence
The most elgiblea and practicable route through
the said Edward J Chiswel's lands TO The
lands Of William T. Jones, thence the most
eligible and practicable route through the
lands Of the said William T. Jones TO The ands
Of James o. Trundle, thence on or near the
private road through lbe lands Of The said
James o. Trnudle to the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Canal and niersect the line Of the said canal
below Thomas Reds lock-
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises. on MON
DAY, 18th Of June, 1877, at 10 clock. A
w., TO execute the commission rs aforesaid
WM. o. SELLMAN,
ISAAC FYFFE,
GEORGE W. SPATES,
may 25--td Examiners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22

Hrasshopper Hoax Some fellow from
Clsrksburg District in this county, having no
affinity TO Geo. Washington in veracity, came
TO this town the latter part Of last week and
reported the appearance Of the Western grass
hopper in that district. He is beyond doubt
an expert sensationalist. Wild stories Of these
hoppers were told by him, but no one but the
I'over-eredulous correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun" from here placed any faith in these
out-crorpings of an insane mind. He spoke
| with uuequalled earnestness of the voracity
Of the hoppers they travelled. he said, from
the desolated grain field TO the barn~yard to
gobblc up the stock. There a half dozen
would take in an OK, three herse, and one
with all the ease and relish imaginable take in
a hog of two or three hundred pounds.
People had ceased to talk, as the incGssant
whirring noise of the hoppers was much loud
er than the breathing of the lungs was power
fal to make The deafened ear comprehend He
continued to say that the attack upon the peo-
pie would soon be general, as it was only yet
in places where The stock had been degoured
that the people were taken 10.
Here we began to think how wonderful was
his escape-as be looked rs ifhis stock was very
limited-if the hoppers sought something soft.
A second thought convinced the mind that the
man was mistaken by the hoppers for devas-
tator, as he Travelled their lines under the same
cOlor-green. There is no more truth in the
report than in the reports of the Eastern war
received daily.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22

Death OF Jno. Offntt, Esq. With time
we sec one by one Of the genial faces OF in
innate individuals pass from this sphere to the
home of Him who aliols 10 the brave soldier
Of this world the time Of earthly service On
Wednesday last another Of our old and much
respected citizens, Jno Offutt, ESQ.,, departed
this life in the eghfeth year of his age He had
been confined 10 his bed for many DAYS, suffer
ing with the dropsy He was a man oflearnine
and intelligence, but in younger life aspired tc
nothing higher than the noble profession Of
husbandry. In his latter days he accepted
the magistracy of the vicinity in which be
lived lie was looked 10 by ths several gener-
atoms whom he saw grow up to ripened years
as a pilot TO keep their ships from the breakers
o. adversely. lie leaves large number Of
friends and relatives to mourn their loss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22
Examiners Notice.

yfNHE undersigned having been appointed
4 Examiners by the Commissioners Of Mont
gomery county, TO ASCERTAIN whether public
convenience requires the opening Of public
road beginning on the Rockville and Whites
Ferry road al the corner Of j. Sprigg Poole s
store-house, running thence on or near the
dividing line between the lands Of Sprigg
Poole and +. S. Poole, TO point on the road
on the south side Of the village Of Pooles-
Vile
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE 10 all Interested
that they win meet on the premises on MON
DAY, 25th Of June, 1877, at 10 o'clock, A.
II to execute the commission as aforesaid
JOHN 4. FLETCHALL,
~ r. TALBOT,
GEORGE BREWER,
may 25--td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22

The rate Of taxation for this county on the
tandrsd dollars is 95l cents. State tax M
e'ats, ahd county tax Is cents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22
A TTENTIoN, FARMERS!

The attention of those who intend purchas-
ing REAPERS and RAKES this season, is
hereby most respectfully directed to the
CELEBRATED IRON FRAME, SINGLE
WHEEL, IMPROVED DORSEY
HARVESTER,
and they are also informed that the prices OF
these Justly celebrated Machines have been
gyedtly reduced in order TO suit the times, and
that they are warranted to maintain the high
character 50 fairly earned, and conceded 10
by all, Notwithstanding the reduction in
price. Call and be surprised at the low rates
at which these DESIRABLE MACHINES are offer
ed. Have superior lot OF secondhand
Single Wheel Harvesters,
also Combined and Single. These are in
frst-rate order, and will do good service
wherever tred--will be sold cheap. Have all
the paris, and am prepared to repair any
description Of
.Reapers and Mowers,
and would request those who wish to have
repairs done in time, to send in their old
Reapers as early rs possible, in ordor that
the repairs may be completed and ready for
Harvest. Continue to furnish all kinds Of
Cast-IPOn and Mill Work,
Heavy and Light Forging, and to keep on
hand all kinds Of
AGRICUL TyRAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are offered at special bargains. The
higheat prices paid for old Castings 10 Trade
or or Cash. CALVIN PAGE,
est Frederick Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22

Mr.. Edward W, Horner has opened green
grocery in the front corner room Of the old
hotel, All in want OF any thing in his line Of
business can obtain II there fresh and good
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22

The Executive Committee Of the Agricul-
;aral Society meet yesterday week and revised
committees and list of premiums for the coming
Fair There was no material change in the
premiums offered except for articles to be ex-
hibiicd in the house. These have all been in.
creased end viii doubtless bring out the
largest display Of vegetables and fancy art-
eles ever seen here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22
ROAD PETITION.


rENHE undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
Of Montgomery county intend 10 petition
your Honorable Body thirty days after the
publication Of this notice for the opening OF
a public road leading from the Darnestown
aud Rockville road to the Metropolitan branch
Of the B 4 0. Railroad at or near Gathers
burg Station. Beginning at the corner Of
the lands belonging to the heirs Of MounIoy
Case; thence through the lands OF John
Small, Samuel Thrift, F A. TschiGely, Mrs.
Dodd and r. A Thompson; thence through
the lands Of Jos. Thompson TO the line be-
tween him aud the land Of Mrs. Diamond,
following said line to the Rockville and
Baruesville road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-22

= my 49, ~
id.
P W i ALL,
J y DlAMOND,
JOS THOMPSON,
WM J COOKE,
Q . N ZEN,
Ii 9 W ARD,
IGNATlDS 7 FULkS,
y 2 BTCBlSON,
THOS J OW EN,
CllAS u VlNSON,
JULIAN GRIFFITH,
WIN a VIOLET,
WM X NlNsON,
THOS = WILLIAMS,
HENRY NEEHOUSE,
WIN MULLlCAN,
JAS PURDOA,
i L TSCHlFFELY,
RiCii'D HARPER,
II HOsKlNS,
j L HAYS,
J T KELLEY,
UPTON DARBY,
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
THE CUSTOM HOUSE REMOVALS.

The poor fellows who recently received their dis
missas reg ated about the Custom House yester.
day receive their last months pay Not an unknl
word was uttered by any OF them against General
Arthur and ali Acknowledged that he. forced TO
tako the action he did. But much cannot be said
for the authorities at Washington who came In 10,
many an anaihcma. A number OF discharged
called upon Collector Arthur Yesterday, begging hin
to reconsider his action and restore thcm TO
Tho Collector received the petitioners very kindly. bu
pleaded that mis- orders wero pcremptory, and he coul
do nought but obey.
Collector Arthur, in an Interview with the H.RALi
reporter declined TO state what effect the rcmovsh
would have upon the republican party. when asked
about the wcigers no stated that the Jay commission
had not yet flushed their report, consequent y no
order this subject had been received by him. Many
Influential gentlemen friends OF the dccapitatcd
officials had called upon tho Collector to ntcrcede for
their protcgcs but every received the same
gwcr, that nothing could be done.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03

bbs wn-s.. ~ GOO bushels: corn 3oG63do oats ~ 400
do barley 400 do rye. $500 do Grain In eleya-
tors-wheAt 69.6y3 bushels; corn. 26s s79 do. oats.
Pills do barley 81 40 do; lis do malt. i0f es2
do Grain aroat for tide Erie Oswego canals
Wheat lOi 40 bushels corn, 32 1872 do oass, 43O
do; barley. 2s.o62 do.
Flour nrn. Wheat quiet but steady white Michl-
81 O3; No winter. ~ ~ July 81 ~: August
81 BIZ No. red III 81 bid Corn steady; high ynix
spot 5lc; No p sDot. 49ic July 1915 August, oil
september 531sc rejected. 4S,sc damaged 4sc. Oats
dull white zoe: Miehi<nn 10 arrive, 3c rejected, 3c
Hsceipts-wheat, 2.5'0 bushels; corn, 5000 oats
10000 do oats, 800 do Markets ciosed-wheat quiet
No. white Michigan 81; No. red winter. July
oil. s a. Corn easier; No. =. July. 43c.; August. 5ic
Oats dull and nominal
CnicA 400 July 2. 1877.
Flour steady and firm Wheat strong and higher No;
Chcas spring 81 4fs 81 49, cash Sl.3D, July; 81 -
81 22h. August; rejected, soc. No. Chicago spring.
81 ~ Corn active aud shade higher; regular. 4fc
t6tc. cash 46sec. July: 47ssc August rejected 42sc
Oats duh and shade lower 3ie t3 cash 31c.. Au-
steaay and unchanged Pork active but shade lower;
>l2 80 SI2 ~ cash; Sl3 o2 August; Sl3 Sl3 17s
septe ember Lard steady. with fair dcnand - 2 cash
S1'o August - ~. September Bnik meats steady with
iar dsmad shoulders DC short ribs and short csar. 7c
Whiskey Si,ts FreightsCon to Buffalo, Ike Receipts
Flour $500 bbls wheat. 10 600 bushels corn. l73oDO
Shpmenis-Fiour 7to bjis wheat 1000 bushels: corn,
I6oU do; oats Al 900 do.; rye, $1,000 do barley.
1.4tD do. At the afternoon call " the Board-Wheat
easier 81 3S, July: ~ 22ls August Corn higher; 47c .
Lard drmer. but unchnnged the Board of Trade today
voted that when IL adjourns this afternoon 10 win be unti
Thursday aorning There will consequently be mar
kets Tuesday and Wednesday. July and 4.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Philip G. Weaver, OF No. Mercer street. has been
adudcated Involuntary bankrupt on the petition OF
his creditors and the matter has been referred To
Register Kelchum to take inrthcr proceedings Tho
claims OF the pct!tionng creditors which amount 70
SIS 403 so followsCyrus Clark $50 600; Aaron
Raymond, $i3.9O0 X. ~ Hazard, $4,000; samuel
Ainsworth, So 36is; stephen Hayes, $685. is; Town
send wandell, sl2o "a. Register Keichum called
the meeting OF the creditors take place July IL.
The petition in bankruptcy against RothschIld& Il Hey.
man. dry goods Jobbcrs. at No. 81 Broadway, has
been smsscd Their liabilities amount to S32G 9s2 67
and actual assets $llJ,6G7 65. The total amour
OF tho claim Of the pctitioning creditors wai
about $50 0CO. which not sufficient to cause
mn adjudication. Among the creditors who
united IN the petition were the following
lam Ewart a Sons, $2o,253 90; Smith a Taylor
$6975 10, George Keggs, 81 S6S 80; H. b. Clann n
Co., 1851 10; watson, Townicy Co., 30 sos Il
Wright, Bliss Fabian 81, 52g 3s Richard lselin AZ
Co, 81 4Di 13; Field. Morris X Fcnner, 81, S32 To-
Emerson Rhodes. ,9S2 10.
Register Little has received warrant In bankruptcy
against William y. Metter, who has been adjudic catet
IA bankrupt on ms own petition The following tho
creditors named In hts schedule wv am f. Tread.
well. $6,4l4 "a; Samuel Mctilcr. $430S; Samuel W.
Tbackra So Oi9; John W. Thompson f275. HIS as.
sets consists OF cash a. IS, and nny shares OF tho
Globe silver Mining Company. He Is not connected
with tho rm OF C. Mettlers Sons. flour deaers at No.
3 South street.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
PENSION DISTRICT CONSOLIDATION.

Economy In tho federal oflces has not boon confined
to the Custom House. In the matter OF paying pen.
SONS the government Will save a great zeal OF money
by consolidating number OF districts. The New Yorx
district remains not only intact, but has thpt OF AZ
oany and Brooklyn added to II. Colonel Frank 4.
howe, the present I6nsion Agent. retains his oncc
and Will hereafter paw tho pensioners residing the
otncr districts mentioned. Tue books aud documents
OF the Brookly and Albany Offices will not into
his possession until next Monday. Amer that dalo
at pensioners OF the United states whether army or
navy. fcsning IN the counties OF Albany, Cuuton
Columbia, Delaware, Dutcbess, Essex Greene, Kings,
Queens, New York, orange, Putnam, Ricnmon nd
Kcnsse laer, Rockland. sullivan, Saratoga Suffolk
chester OF Now York will be paii their pensions az
tho agency al New York Tho pensioners residing IN
remote paris Will bc paid by checks on remttng their
vouchers, duly attcsted by notary or Justice Of tho
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE spor l-lGc. HIGHER FU-
TUREs CLOSED wEAk--fLoUR DuIL-wHEAr
LowER--ooRN sHADE IIRMER--oArs IRREo u
LAR AND LOWER wHsKEY FiRM-pvRk
DULL LARD tIRM-- PIE RuLEUM CLosLD
sTEADY--spILIrs TURPENTINE NOMINAL
loSlN NOMfNAI--OfLS STEADY COFFf Il
slEADY--sUGAB sTEADY--FREIGHTs MoDER-
ATELY ACTIVE
MONDAY, July 60 p. NJ
The markets were generally quiet and In Numerous
instances aul unsettled and lower. On Change -four
was dull but without decided change. Wheat was
dull an lower, and most kinds wero nomina. Corn
was a shade nrmcr Oats duh irregular and lower.
wniskey duD, bat 1rn. Pork DUH Lard quiet, but
Grm Cotton ON the spot was l-l6c higher; iuluros
Conec and Suar steady Oils and petroleum
ueadg. Naval stores nominal.
Rio was quiet but steady; 1632 bas sold, OK La
The New York herald., 1877-07-03

bsrk nsnee to Cork for orders with 1000 quarters Grain
t~atuiuay), at ~ Sd British bark hence to Cork
for orders. with 2,7oo quarters grain on private
terms an Italian bark. reported from Phiiadeiphia.
wun suto CHARTERS grain. TO Cork for orders.
and one with $500 quarters IS Cd a German ship.
hence 10 Bremen with 1000 bbs refined petroenm At a.
DE- eearance August British bark hence Lverpoe.
with 3Ut bbls residuun at IS 1884 Norwegian bark.
hence to Esinore for orders Bait with 800 bbs
rehnel petroleum at ~. Cd Norwegian bark. hence
70 breinel. with 1000 bblA naphthn at ~ 3D.
an American park, hence Rotterdam. with 1000 ibis
refined petroleum at Is. Norwegian bark from Balti-
more to n Baltic. with 29oo bbls do At 4s 3D. Nor
wsgan SHIP hence to London. with bbs do. at Is Sd
nSerm"h snip 10 afrvel. from Baltimore TO Bremen or
Antwerp, with 5000 obs refined petroleum at IS. sd.
August loading A German ship 10 arrvel, hence TO
Bremen with 5000 bbs refined petroleum at As. August
loatiing Norwegian bark. from Balimor- to Danish
port Win 100 bbs do. 10 4s Cd Swedish bark hence
70 the German Baltic, with $500 bbs do. IA. 4t.d
Norwegian bark hence do with 500 bbls do fs 7sd;
Norwegian bark hence for orders to the
Baltic, with lSOD bbls do at As I'd Norwegian bark.
from rstmore TO Esnore TOR orders to the Baltic with
3Up bbi rened petroleum at fs Cd clearance August
Norweglan bark from rhadelphia 10 Esnore tor or.es
g the oetnan baltic, with 900 bbs do At - ~. July
Ssntander and Bilbao. with 800 do at Poe 2sc
British brig 2i5 tons (at Batmorel. from Wilmington to
Cienfuexos. with resawed lumber at $ii. gold
The New York herald., 1877-07-03

place at 1ssc for about low fair and old sale Of a9i Ys
ex Fairy Bell private The stock OF Rio In hrss
hands here toright is 043i5 bags Mild coffee was quiet
We quote :-Ordinary cargoes &c. IKE. fair do
l9Ac.; good do.. 2o'4c; prime do. 2osc. 2osc; ex
treme range for lots i7c. 22<c Santos. fair TO goed
l9lsc 2oc. gold 30 days; Java bags. 22c
a 23c.; do, grass mats 23c- 2ic; Singapore. loc
2Oisc; Ceyon, l9c. 2lc Maracaibo. 1Sc 2olsc La
guayra, 19c Zoe. JAMAICA l71sc i9lsc; 81. Domingo
i61zc l6sicO Porto Kico isc. 20c Costa Rcs isc
ale; Mexican. 1876. a 1899; Macnssar isc 2ic
Ansostura Is1sc 2oc savaulla lsc aoc Curacao.
17c. loc
CvTros the ruled steady at advance of I6d
Liverpool firm for cotton With auds quoted at
i6d. and Orleans ut 61sd. Arrivals opened lid bet
ter but tho advance was subsequently lost. Our market
for futures opened at about saturdays closing prices but
advanced 10 points In minutes amid great excite
ment Tho first call deveioped tree sellers and prices dc.
cned steadily trm that tims to the close. The market
closed weak with decline for the day Of from ~
points. Note.The Cotton Exchange will be closed from
Tuesday. July y until Monday July9 The closing prices
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 2. 1877
Cotton, quet' ,miaaliny HE low %aa,ng illsc;
ffas5s ffsgs ordinary ''e Net ''s'D' % ''''' stock
Nrw ORLEANS July 2 1877
Cotton strong midd,ng ii.scM ~ low md.las ile good
ports 50 Continent. $50 sales, 500 stock, 63 i0i
MobILg. July =. 1877
S oS,o1 ssaa1r ns% %sanS s isss,,. low % "sd"S s lU
coastwsc. 1. sales. $50 stock, s.3lS
-AvAsS.n, July 2. 1877.
Ordinary @.e xss @ receipts: Y'S & sass rry,s go EN'
Cotton inn middIing. lissc il9ie: low middi,ns
rsSSri, 70 tSs continent soa coas,wise $50 saies
%. stock. ste:t
s, o ,n,0.., o, wmmys1qs sss9s ass J"y n
i i S 50 Tor '''''" '' and 81 80 tor ''s" Tar '''a, at
made out-Ide previous Quotations wllcat higher
ss fss ct % S g m ccrs s"S s .f y|s %
easarls a, Se,se s7e ior .x and high mixed. Corn
srslsed Lake reeep,.--rea. 900 oa'ne!.; lumber.
s Flour .sppca Ss by 9raI rn epa. SS Lumber '' ''''
BurrAlo. July =, 1877
OF 40 bbis Mheai duh and nominal only sales OF three
s s Hs S ss 60 s Sea as % .s:
Se sg s S s s ss.d e . s se ja, S s'fsS S
August ,a,c BID 52se sskca lay nal o. Angu,t; s9t.c
s 'sn pc he pa g sS @ ,s. OF 400 sss' sa
asked last han uf July .aes OF 10000 bushe iast half
pa - a..ed frst h.,i Of xayast' sasc bid SO a
asked last half Of Augusti 534c. bid 532e. asked.
septeEber; cash sales. 2uUU bushels No =, in
lots mllers track. ~ 52c. 32lsc. Other
articles Dopiinaly unchanged in absence OF sales.
railroad frcghts unchanged Canal fret hts lower.
shipped AZ 4sac. 10 New YORK. tolls Included. I"se re
eepis-F'our. 1870 bills corn s;,5s2 cushoss wheat,
81 On DO lard 7D tercrs. pork. 25p bts 'a,road re-
ccipts tlour, $500 bbis wheat 1000 bushels
1850 d.. oats 100 do. barley. 400 do rye 2,5tp do.
shipments by canal to lido waerCorn. 2oo lSI bushels
pors V5l ov'. TO INT rmsd,s'e po,ms wnsa.. sss ,
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Psovrprscx. Il. l., July 2, 1877.
Printing cloths quiet, unchanged.
CHEESE MARKET.

ALBANY, July ?, It77
Tho offerings the Iitse Falls cheese market to-day
large several days past May factories
of late have been manufacturing rner quality than
during early in the and these cheese ready
Tor the mar ct which accounts in measure for the
limited offerings All the salcsmen seemed willing
realized at least this month The pasiurae continues
good aud the milk product is corrrspondngly heavy and
cheese rates liable TO continue declining Nearly 45DD
boxes factory cheese sold to-day, most bringing
anxiety to buy. About $50 farm dairy cheese
sold for pretty much the figures BntterSeveal
OF butter in rkins offered and found sluggish sale
l6c. = 2oc.. lsc. "a 2Oc being the ruling figures
Urea. N. Y. July .. 1877
Al the cheese market $500 boxss cred 800
went comnission the balance sold ut Si.c 0c for
extremes oc average. 91.c Leading factories; market
81 and hrher
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
THE FREIGHT AGREEMENT.

Tho agreement between tho great trunk lines In the
matter OF specified percentage of al westward bound
freight 10 each road went into effect yesterday. Tho
roads represented ana their percentages arc fol-
lows:--Ncw YORK Central thrtylnrcc per cent; Eric.
thr,y-ihrce per cent Pennsyiv ivanis twenty live per
cent and Baltimore ana ono nine per cent. The agree
mcnt for specified time. That II will prove OF
grcal advantage 10 the roads - certain, and the
Westcrn.incs connecting with the tcrmini OF tho cou-
traSing roads are TO nave meeting IN Chicago The
Van prox to consider tne sdvsabity OF entering tuso
similar contrast
The New York herald., 1877-07-03

UNDER AUTHORITY Of contract with the SECRETARY
or THE TREASURY.
ssss q css SDyp VIC ai
FAR AND accRuED iSTEREsr IN GOLD old COIN COIN "
THE RONDS are rsdcemnbs srser thirty years from
July lr'7 and carry interest from that date. payable
duties 10 ibc Cncd stalcs well AZ from taxation in
form BY OF "naer state municipal or oc' authority
THE INTEREST on tho nrGIsrEaED STOCK vii, bs
UNITED STATES the order the hoder and mailed TO
mdsrssd At ,e oees d ,e Treasurer and Assistant Treas
urers Of tho United states
THE suBscalrrroNs WIZ be for COUPON BONDS Of
ol SO. siOO. 500. sioJp. 500 and $1,000
rls BONDS both couroS aud REGISTERED Will b.
ersy 10 as,,,s,y r fly ,5, u h. ,o,.,.a Nv ,.
Troasurcr shnston the Assistant Trcnsarers NJ iai.
@ce n..s .hs"so I,ns'sns New osa@ can Nsw
NatonaI btn.s aud bs sers generally The applications
or stock the uI name and post ocs oi
tho person to whom the ponds shall be made pay"bie
Two PER CENT efthc purchase money mus, accompany
pleasure OF the purchaser other a. Tins Of subscription
At four per cent 10 date OF payment.
yessursr Of tbs United STATES =, Washington Arsi
IAN. irss.nrcrs r. B1l,imos. boston chcsso cnenns,
san Francisco With exchange New YORK. or 10 either
OF the Undersigned
TO PROMOTE TIE CONVENIENCE or sUBSCRIB-
EKS THE UNDERSIGNED will also receive In icn of
coin. United states notes drafts New York their
coin value on the day OF receipt In the city New York
AUGUST BELMONT. a CO., New York
DGExEL. MORGAN 4 CO.. New York
ia W. sELIGNAN Co. New York.
MORTON. BLISS CO.. New YORK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF THE
CRY OF NEW YORK. New York.
DREAEL co. Philadelphia
JusE ~ 1871
IVAN 30 $50 ron FoUR MONTHS oS sILvEf
1sg?sued " sale Deposit Company. Address sE