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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Sept. 10. 1873
The following sales were held at tho Ex-
change salesroOm to-day:
BIZ T. Bbvd
0G Tss @p pio RS Of and d ss a
-0"e'' b. Jas 81 0atiS; e Co '----''''-SioSOO
PS Of 0d 9R SSSw jss Brown sST 81 u & looH 40 soo
4torv brick basement 8 Win q S Sfg no $50
1913 Of S6tast lot 2!xI9 , EdwaS J2quss 1900
fS7 Egs M lss t e Ays ssSs lot ,ooo
By Var Tasset & Keqraea
SSS D sS S a S 30 & 1Sa van Bss
By HGai n camp 1'OO'
4-stOry brown stone house with lot, No 233 East
1l1tlst, 8, "a IT " Of 2d-ave lot 2SxlOO Bank
b. W1 Kennedy WV
q sStls& iOt Is IS, % az %
'''O"' Bv Peter y vcsc;' o0'o
lot 8 East l44th-st S34ll II Of 3d-aye. 25xiO0;
George Mand 1900
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERS
sgW YORK CRY.
winetst mo 11el, 25xlG0: John Henderson and
Same proDeI john Lsaeh trustee etc TO Chris 80
, aS1 pia4ago II Of VII 5000
liam A. Boyd, referee, % William Best, receiver
Of the German savings Bank . q Morrlsania coo
D IngersaL referee. 70 William Best receiver
sg SesnaH S Wa aE 95K II 1eer OOO
referee, 70 William Bet receiver Of the German
SAW cor iG4tst 7jIO0 Eugene Glib
"
ndrsw Rogers e Mary rtas 1000
nell referee TO lean Goelet $500
Mcneil referee 70 Jean b GOelet 5000
Mcneil, referee 10 Jean GOe ... 5000
MadisOn-aye " 80 It n OF 4gth-st, 2Ox7O Andrew
Mcneil referee 70 Jean Goo.et 1900. 5000
MadisOn-aye s. 500 Il Of 40th-st. 20x70i Andrew
@S@S 5esrso e 'sf9 Of 4S An oOOO
MadisonsVs IT'S Il Of 4as 2O176 An. 0OOO
drew Mcneil. feieree 70 Jean G1eiet....s..... 5000
drew Mcneil referee, Jean GOeet. 5000
MadisOn.aye VS., 1898 Il OF 4sth.st 2ux7O An -
drew MOnell 10 Jean d GOeet. 5000
nell referee roJeSn Goeet' $500
Simpson to JohG F iden s17O
Mccormick and vile to john schreyer eTeeutor 1000
79th.st, 8. 220 T. OF 4th-ave, 2OxlO22i IL Har-
II Sthst :, TO II " Of isayc 5Oli00iO Town.
send Wandel to Charlotte stafford 1000
sa ana wife to Francis Pardy $4,000
ran Berras Sxecutrix etc to JulIana Dietz - 900
SSd-st, =, 30 It Of 9thave 18,9xlO2.2; d Hatch
sday Sstss 3 Il Of S2dsi 2lsKs5 To1ln OOO
sou, referee, 10 William Warden. 1000
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Lord Fanny and husband to William II Hooplese cor
WRiiiock v 9th-aee n OF 2eiG,sS year...... 1000
Pfang Christian W and wife to Emily Underhill
saidIer Esther and husband TO Thomas 5 Stewart.
staS chs 81 ysn aS husband to- Townsend Wan
dell, ll3h-st " OF lstave demand. ...-.--.' 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Cowen Newman Louisa FELTON, $3.50
La BAD. Mary A. executrix William Whtlock S2S8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
Gountrp propsrIp 90 Get.
Renl estate 10 Grrhanae.

EXCHANGE or SALE-20 miles Out-ele-
IL CANT house. barn twelve growing crops lovely
home great sacrice for cash worth s2OO0 permanent
mortgage as OOO city agents notice Hall 234 Broadw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
COwen Newman TO Louisa FELTON, $3.50
Halg gan. James to Patrick Dempsey Loo
Mary A. execurX, etc 70 William Nhtlock 1886
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

hfCOhOhsD WONAbhpno
Lord Fanny and husband 10 william III HOoples Q cor
Henry and ChntOn-sts 4years.............-.-.---..
Martini John and others, executors etc 10 Baehi NICE
WhiuOck. " = 9thave n OF 29fh-st, year.
Niebuhr, Henry and wife 10 Daniel X Kendall 8
l2lstst OF 4tl-aYe. years
PfauR, Christian w and wife to Emily Underhtll, s
Wlllett-st. OF StaDtOnst, years
Saidler Esther and husband 20 Thomas Stewart, s
26thst OF Och ave. years ......................
Stafford, Charlotte aud husband 70 Townsend Wan
dell, II ll3th-st. OF lstave demand. .....-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
Gitp RfaI estate for Sale.

GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
VI CHARLES WARN, practical carpenter and builder
2O3 East 36th-st.
INVEST 25TH-ST., near 7th-ave.-FOur-s story
w brown stone; very cheap $1,000. rutland
WHITING, Beekman.sL
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsHrSeToS. Nov. %, 1873
THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE AT WORK.
A quorum of the House Committee on Appropria.
tions being in attendance to-day the work of prepar.
ing the annual Appropriation bills was formally com.
mcnccd. The session to-day was devoted to pre-
liminary examination OF the department estimates
with regard to their important items and their
totals compared with the appropriations granted
by the two houses last session. The general impress
sion seems to be that they be very materially
reduced without dctrimcnt to the public service.
Several members Of the committee met the Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs at his Office to- night and
with him went over the estimate OF appropriations
asked for the Indian service during the next fiscal
year. The Commissioner asks for S5 200, 600 which
is s5oO0O0 than the appropriation for the cur
rent year. The increase is principally for tho pur.
pose OF extending educational facilities to certain
tribes and TO subsist a number who arc unable TO
help themselves.
REDUCTION OF MONEYS ALLOTTED To NAVY
YARDS.
Tho Bureau Of Construction and Repairs Of the
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
NAVAL MOVEMENTS AT NORFOLK, VA.
TBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HEnALp.1

NORFOLK, Nov. -, 1879.
The orders OF Commander Green, OF the United
states sloop-of-wsr Guard were changed to-day and
the ship is ordered 10 proceed to Portsmouth, y. H.
90 out OF commission and he laid up in ordi.
nary. The Guard had the yellow fever on
board during the month Of July. and for
this reason the Department deems it inadvisablc
to break her ont at this navy yard She therefore
sails for the Kittery yard Monday The Guard has
board two prisoners. Alvin II. Reed OF Boston, late
pay clerk Of the south Atlantic squadron and sailor
OF the Hartford. both Of whom were sentenced by
court martial 10 the Pcnitcntiary for violating the
regulations.
The bad weather Of yesterday and to-day keeps the
Plymouth from leaving port. she has steam upa
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
PENNSYLvANIA'S VOTE.
RESULT OF THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

TfATKISETNUF, NOV. y, IT'S.
The official returns OF the Congressional vote show
that the candidates running straight republican
tickets received 274 067 votes. and those on repub
lican and national combination tickets 39,2iO
~ the latter vote the nationals furnished
about fonr thousand. giving the republicans
100000. The candidates straight democratic
tickets received 26i 1868 votes. In the Twelfth district
the democrats and nationals united on Hendrick Il.
Wright each party contributing about equal share
TO his vote making the aggregate democratic vote
about 270,Voo. The national vote proper is 1888,
TO which should he added about 10000 ma
tionai votes for combination candidates. The
straight national vote for Congrr ssmen shows
increase that for their candidate for Governor of
1900 which nearly all come from the democrats.
who in several districts in the western portion of the
state. deserted their candidates by the thousand.
The Congressional vote, 6465 Is about 5000 short of
the Governors, result attributable 10 the disgust Of
many democrats with their candidates.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
INDIAN RAIDS IN NEBRASKA.
north PIArTr. Nov. %, Il

NORTH PLATTE. Nov o. 1873.
Seventy head Of horses were stolen from Messrs.
Paxton Co. from the Sheidley rancho. the North
Platte Wednesday last it is supposed by Indians
Major North. from Dismal River. reports n small
band Of Spotted Tail Indians down this way seeking
horses
Benjamin Case. employe of M. c. Keith was
found murdered forty miles up the North Platte River
this morning. The murderer is unknown though
the killing done after Indian fashion, and the sad
die cut to pieces.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23

NIA-urss ~ THE SIATIUNS Of UFfINEHSs
WASHINGTON. Nov. %, 1878.
Commodore r. W. Shufeldts resignation as Chief OF
the Bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting takes effect
from November 90. Midshipman Frederick B. Vim
ton has been promoted to be ensign in the United
States Navy.
tired list
In advance of the issue Of formal exequaurs the
sional recognition of the following gentlemen
representatives, Of Uruguay in the United states
Wentworth }. Wraughton. Vice Consul at New
Me-, and John William Grace. Consul at San Fran
cisco.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
AN ABSCONDING MERCHANT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. -, 1873
The whereabouts Of L. J. Redmond. who sold ont
his stock Wednesday without giving notice to his
creditors and left the city has not yet been as
certained. though diligent inquiry has been made
hamburger co. and Bloom. Goldsmith 4 Trachan.
Of Louisville. to whom he was indebted 81, 800 to-
day, by attachment. closed Redmond's branch house
al tallatin. He was also indebted TO four or five
firms in Cincinnati to the extent of $GOOD or 49, oOo
and he Is now believed to firms in New York
but to what extent il not known Redmond is sup
nosed TO have gone to North Georgn.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho United States sloop-of-war wyoming which
will probably leave this port time to-day was
inspected yesterday by board Of naval officers at.
tached to this station. Her destination is the Euro.
pean squadron.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

PHIIADELPHTA Nov. 30. 1873.
new line of freight steamers is to be established
between this port and Liverpool. to be called the
"Blue star line" Seven steamers of large class have
already been engaged and win begin running tho
week in December. They will be especially fitted for
carving live cattle.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
LONDON ALDERMEN.
From the London World |

Some Of the Aldermen irrational. They are
savage at not being invited to a certain customary
dinner and to show their rage they keep away from
tho banquet 10 which they invited. This is y
regular case of and face. And TO think Of an
Alderman losing two good dinners In year!
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER.

GRrESrIErp Mass, Nov. 90 1875
Michael Butler convicted to-day Of man.
slaughter in killing Frederick Rewpp. by striking
him over the head with stick and sentenced 10 Ave
years In the House Of Correction.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

SPRISGFrELD. Ohio, Nov ~, 1873.
This evening Conductor NJ Hickok. Of the Cincin-
nat Sandnsky and Cleveland Railroad. while un-
coupling two freight at Tin caught his foot in
rop fell across the rails and by several
cars cutting off both legs. He still lives. -
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
THE MARQUIS OF LORNE.

ONLY TWO TRIUMPHAL ARCHES TO BE ERECTED
IN MoNTREAL-A GENERAL HOLIDAY.
MONTREAL, Nov. ~ 1873.
The decorations in the in view Of the arrival
OF the Governor General and the Princess will be
tion and the other by the Caleionian Society.
Tho day of the Governor Generals arrival in this
city will be observed as holiday. APPROXIMATION
to that effect has been issued by the Mayor.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SHORT.
A LOUISVILLE AGENCY OF THE CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY EXHIBITS
ADErIaT-cHANGEs WITHOUT NOTIFYING THE
COMPANY
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. ~, 1873.
Somewhat of stir has been produced here by the
discovery Of deficit Of $4,000 in the funds of
the Louisville agency of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company. of Hartford The facts
are these -Four years ago William Ryan purchased
the interest of his partner John - Carpenter upon
ascertaining that the firm s2l.ooo short OF this
amount Ryan owed 5000 and Carpenter $4,000.
Ryan desiring TO wipe out the debt. assumed it all
get rid of Carpenter. This was all unknown to the
company in Connecticut In tho interval Ryan has
paid the company only S2,000 toward making up the
deficiency.
Recently the Connecticut Mutual consolidated its
Memphis Office with Louisville, and placed James =.
Carpenter of Memphis brother Of the former
partner Of Ryan. in charge of the business. Upon
his refusal to enter into partnership with Ryan the
latter claims that he the debt save his
old partner whose daughters in society, the dis
grace Of exposure. and thinks he has been badly
treated. He has represented the Connecticut Mutual
for fourteen years. and their profits from the busi
he has built up said to exceed half million.
The persons concerned are high Masons, and the
affair produces a decided sensation.
The New York herald., 1878-11-23
CHANGES IN THE STATIONS OF OFFICERS.

ready to put to il clears mp sufficiently
The Ticonderoga is hourly expected here.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
District Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Moore vs.. Rawlings ct al; pro coyesso against GER
tain defendants. Jones VS.. McQuadc; final ratif.
cation Of trustees sale. Kendall vs. Newlands sub
stitution OF trustee. Hamilton VS.. Alcorn yaca.
ton ofpro conesso with leave to answer johnson
vs. Bowen ct al; pro eonfesso against certain de.
PENDANTS Gilbert vs.. Mllburn: injunction awarded
ana time To take proof limited. Conrad vs. Fed
eral Building Association reference to the auditor
for an account. Radford VS.. Lovell leave to with.
draw copy of will from file. Seal vs. Nailor {;
injunction denied with leave To move again Neal
vs. Bradley ct al; passed for one week. Ford VS..
Lyon denial Of motion for instruction to witness
Goodyear ID; V. Company VS.. Brlghtwell order to
order continued.
b. ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-JustIce Humphreys-No SIS,
English vs. Nanderwerken. No. 522 Brooks vs.
Boston No 525, May Co, ". Trimblo. No. 596
SOS, BOcler. administrator vs. Langley. No. bS5,
Rcdman vs.. Trunnel ct al. No. $50, 0Hagan VS.,
henderson Ma No 5s7 clGtterbuck VS. Evans, No,
drcws vs. Capitol, North o, &c, r. r. Co No $40,
Brown ct o.. VS.. salter ct al. No. 81 Brannon vs.
Garrety. No. I2, o'Dren VS.. Lee No 5i3, Ray
Benton 4 Fuller VS. 7. i. Clarke & Co No 5i7,
Goodall VS.; Capitol North o. &c, X. Il. Co. No
5is. Cleveland vs.. Metropolis Savings Bank
Van Riswick VS.. Wilbur No 55i, Cleary vs. Fast,
wood. No. bS2, Alexander VS.. Buckley No $50
Lake VS.. Parish No. SjI. Stewart VS. KimmelI. No
E9y oS hegay no. 3 Ga MSls
den VS. Alexander; No. T. Edwards VS. Hickman
vs. Green No %: Rock VS.. Neitzey; No, q, Wynne
vs. shea No. ., Washington Market Company vs.
lBakSersmith; No. 81. Mcdaniel VS.. Wright; No. 81
Criminal Court-Justice Wylie-George c. Eli
son: indlclcd for the murder OF David Small
National Republican., 1878-06-24
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

"Hssr, ncs I will speak Or slesliens
things"
PONDS EXTRACT Tho great Vegetable
thirty years, and for eleaniine-s and prumps
Psns: Es.r S s sn., Sss s's.s + sra,ss. r,,s.u,
Contusioas, Cats, aprains, tire relieved
Sross, s%Ss. n:Hs, sss, IL .;. :, :ppss,e.
Reiis, Feions, Cor.s, etc. Arrests in.
hammation, reduces swellines, stops bleeding,
LADIES nnd Il theft best friend. IL % as:uas.s
sas pstns s9 sSch they are
the head, nausea vertigo, 90. L prompt, i
ie smeiiorstes and permanently hoais al
.inas , OF inhammations and uleeras
HEMOH 4 HOLDS or PILES nnd tn this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular uee
xnHnE fRIGSsE yEIHs It i p. S only sure enI.
BLEEDING from any cause For this II l. a spe.
other remsdiss failed to arrest Z besdins 1'h from m
TooTnACME, E.rnehs, Nsur.isis and
PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted with
Ponds Extract or witch Hazel recon-
mend it in their practice. We have letters Of
tommendation from hundreds Of Physcians
many Of whom order IL for use in their owa
order its use for sweIlings Of all kinds,
lninsy, Sore Throat, innamed Tom
slls, simple and chronic DinrrhGa, Ca
tnrrh tfor which 1t Ia ssetfel, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stings of
Insects, m Musquitoes, etc., Chspped
Hands, Face, IND indeed all manner Of
rkin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roushnsss
and smartinEJ heals Cuts, Eruptions
md Pimples. 1t yerires, invi0oruies and
,sfrt'hes, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO TARMERS-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Nun afford to be with
out 1t. 1t Is used by nll the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
In New York City. 1t has no equal for Sprains,
Harness or SGddlo Cuttings, Stiffness,
hcrntcbes swepings, Cuts, Lnoentions, Bleed
snss. Pneum6hia, Colo, DarrhRa, Chills,
Colds, &c. Its rnnge Of action is wide, and the
relief it affords IL 30 prompt that II Is inyalua-
bic in every Farm-y ard rs we'll in every
Farmhouse. Let Il be tried once, and you
will mover be without IL.
CAUTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has tho gorls Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare II properly. Refuse oil
other preparations of Witch Hazel This is
the only article used by Ply sicans, and in tho
hospitals OF this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses Of Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent ftsi on application to
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, ss Maiden
Tara. New W.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

WOMAN tempted man to eat but he took 10
drink himself
GEORGE WASHINGTON wasn't always frss
even in war or In peace He married q widow.
MILE. LEoNIDE LEBLANC. ono Of the ac-
tresses In Dumas new play, wears q white
satin dress In ono Of the acts trimmed with
100000 worth Of diamonds and 10000 Of
pearls.
AFTER Ave years absence, the Lingarts have
reopened In New York. William Horace now
initiates President Hayes, the Sultan Of Tur-
tho Prince of Wales.
A BARRIsTER gives this rcminiscepce In an
after.dinner speech When began to prac-
tice was in perfect rags; the smallest hole in
my shirt was the one stuck my head through,
and Ind 10 have that, my only shirt, washed
by the dozen. for II was in twelve pieces"
THE agent Of Theodore Thomas went TO
small city In Michigan to make arrangements
for concert. He went to the editnr Of the
only morning paper In the place, and after nm
eloquent description Of Thomas, his orchestra.
and the beautiful classical music they per-
formed, ho asked the editor what he thought
the prospect for business would be- "well"
replied the editor, "the success Of this Thomas
troupe depends entirely upon the sort Of end
men you have got. II you have two burned
good end.men you'll do well. But If you amt
So h"'' .'"'hch our people won't patfOnizo
the show"
BosToN MAN has a vest that Fanny Fern
made with her own hands. And we will bet
500 that 1t never did and never will ft any
man in this wide, wide world that they can't
tell by its shape whether II was originally
made for fat woman or lean man; for
man with n sway back or man with hump
on his back like camel. Woman, heaven
bless her, Is the light of our homes, but when
she tries to make mans vest, the angels weep.
And when she makes a pair of pantaloons for
him, the immortal gods just hold their sides
aud run away out In the woods and roll on the
grass and howl.-HdTkeye.
The Montrose PENN Republican Of the 17th
instant says: Hon. William Armstrong, Of
the National party, and his determination to
support the Republican party and its candi-
dates. lie says he went before the National
Convention as an advocate of the principles Of
the Grcenback party, and, il the wishes of the
Grccnbackcrs in the convention had prcdomi-
mated, he would have been the nominee for
Governor. But, as it Is, the National party h
now under control Of the Communistic ele-
ments Of the State, and he cannot affiliate with
any set Of men who support the doctrines Of
the Commune. Mr.. Armstrong says he Is
aware that his withdrawal will be miscon-
strucd, and that ho will be charged with
trCnchery, but he maintains that his present
position is the only safe one for the man who
loves law and order to occupy, and he will doso
regardless of the consequences to himself. He
is firm in the Greenback faith, and will go into
any movement for the advancement of Green
back principles; but the platform the National
party has adopted he can never assent to-"
National Republican., 1878-06-24
DRoPosAIs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

wAsHISoroS, u. C., June II, isIs
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until Il o'clock. noon, Of Thurs lay, June q.
Ing June ~, IS7l
Al coal furnished to be Of best quality bituminous,
run OF mine, free from impurities and Uniform In
character, to wcgh 22 pounds to the ton be sub
lect TO Inspection 10th As to quality and weight and
70 be delivered free on board vessels for shipment
Locust Point, baltimore or Alexandria Va In Cur.
goes OF from 20 to 100 tons, mora less at time
within ninety days from acceptance OF bid.
BddcrS Will state tile location OF the nlle from
which the coal Is 10 be furnished
The relMiye yaiue OF the different kinds OF coal
onerd and the facilities OF the bidders will be consid
cred by the Department In connection with the price
The right Is reserved to reject any all BIDS md
TO valve detects ift be deemed for the interest OF the
Government so TO do
jelg JOHN SHERMAN sa~rs,s-.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
FOR STATIONERY.
SAvY DFPARrNES

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISuTON, u. C., June I, ls7a
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Secretary OF the
Navy for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
ment, AMI bureaus and offices thereof in Washing.
ton, during the s nj year ending June 90 isp will be
received until " o'clock IN OF June EJ
Proposals must be submitted on the forms furnish
cd ny the Department, with the guarantee and cert-
!Ihe annexed, and must embrace all the items there
In.
Proposals from parties not engaged IN business In
washington, or VINO have not u supply depot In such
city VIII not he considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: First
paper aud envelopes: second, miscellaneous nrcles
and the contract will he awarded In the whole or b.
classes as may he considered the more advanta scOus
to The Government
The Department reserves the right to require n
greater or less quantity Of any article In the sch due
quire.
The articles will be called for from time to time as
needed, and must be In accordance with the schedule
and satisfactory To the head Of the Office bureau
which required must be delivered without unnece--
shry delay. and ut the expense of the contractor IN
default of any of which requirements the Department
reserves the right to purchase the articles el,ew here
or nnnul the contract In whole or In part and Will
hold the contractor responsible for any additional ex.
pcnse II netrsstrlly incurs thereby
Bills properly approved nccrulny under the con.
tract, Will be paid quarterly.
H. W. THOMPSON,
JeS Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
Baltimore General Market.
RkIrIuoRx luna % II

BALTIMORE June
Cotton quiet. Middng. Ir,c.
Flour dull HowRrdstreet and Western supcrftne
Gi5G375 do. extra, sGDI 75; do. family, ,sJd5 10: City
Mills superine, ~ Jodii do. extra, a 50Gi %; do Rit
brnnds. $Gd6 Is; Patapsco family. S1l
Wheat.souihern dull and steady. Western spot
u heri mtures steady. Southern red, slGtI II; do
amber ~ ljt II: No. Western winter red spot 81 III
June. 81 l3s; July. y oS'si August, q G.li.
,Sorn-Sonthern duli; western steady and firm
Southern white. '6c; Western mixed. spot and June
steamer. Sg4c.
"a Oats scarce. firm, and higher. Southern. 3OG9s5c;
western white, 5ld d3lIsc; do, mixed. 1c.
Rye quiet and firm Good 10 prime, 5Sef5sc
ti0@ si2.
Provisions firm. Pork. so 90 Bulk meats-Loose
shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides, 5Ldtc. Bncon-Shou
GERS 5Ag6c clear.rib sides .di6ssc. Hams IlGgl2c
l3c. ~
Petroleum quiet and steady. Refined, ii@IIhc
crude gdyac
Sonee dull. Rio carGocs, i3alsSc.
sugar a shade lower at SAC 9Ac.
Whisky quiet at 81 Us.
6j,0oo bu. ~''
shlpments-whcot, -, 900 bu; corn. s0.OoD bu.
.freights to Liverpool per steam quiet Cotton. Nd
hour. Is ID grain. 0d