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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

PRoBATE CoURT.-1he following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington during the two weeks ending June
9th, 1879; May 27th-J. Edward PERKINS, estate,
Amanda c. Perrin, Administrative, s. H. o. Bos.
worth and 7. N Dustin, appraisers and commission
ers license TO sell personal estate granted. May
2Sth--Minors Salinas guardianship, Julius c.
Salina guardian May 20th-Minors Edson'-
guardianship, guardian account allowed. May
sOth-samuel c. Turner's estate administration
account allowed June 4th--A. s. II Howe's
guardianship guardian account allowed June
5th--lI. Q Martins estate, commissioner report
returned June 9th J. NJ Danas estate, com.
missioners report returned; Betsey Marshall's
estate probate Of will adjourned TO June Doth
count allowed June 9th-E Il. Richardson.
Guardianship, N. l.. Dickinson, guardian; Jaeol
McCriiliS estate, commissioner report returned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

THE BEEBE-HALL CAsE.-A minority of the Ben.
nington county grand jury wanted to indict and ex
trldite lawyer John W. Beebe and Mrs. John V.
Hall, who eloped to Canada after their proven un.
faithfulness last November, but the court has
divorced Mrs Beebe from her husband, and the
pair who eloped are reported to have been married.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

MINISTERIAL UNIoN.-Fourteen Universalisi
and Unitarian divines assembled Mt Towns no
tel, Bellows Falls, Monday, and organized The
Connecticut Valley Ministerial Union" The
Rev. o. Il. Crosby was elected moderator lie
read an essay on the Unity of the Human Race, -
which was discussed by the entire membership
Clergymen of all denominations ARE cordially in
vited to attend the meetings of the Union.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11
CuARpIAN NoTII0E. e Sell Real Estate.

In Probate Court held Montpelier, within and said
District, on the 23d day OF May, A. d, 1885,
Horace FAles guardian OF Minnie A. Rand, OF Waterbury,
In said Datrc makes Application 10 said Court for license
10 sell the following described real estate OF his said ward,
10 Wit; 1hrtyeight and hundred and nineteen
rps land situated In Morristown, Vermont, which she
holds by decree o foreclosure at the term Of the washing
County Court OF Chanccy of the State OF vermont
begun andhe a. Montpelier on the second Tuesday 81
others, and In favor OF Horace fales guardian as aore-
sd representing that the sale thereof for the purpose
putting the proceeds OF such sale al interest," OF Invest
ing the same In stocks real estate would Dc beneficial Y
si ward Mhereupon, ordered by said Court, That said
appcaton he referred 10 sesslon thereof TO be held Al the
Probate Once in said Montpelier the lIt day OF June A.
orlei that all parsons Interested be notihed hereof by
publication of notice said application and order thereon
e weeks sncessiyeiy In the Vermont Waterman State
Journal, a newspaper published at Montpelier before
said time OF hearing that they may appear al said time and
place and, n they see cause, object thereto.
500 ~ wv X. a CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

BUTTER MARKET-At the St. Adams huttei
market, Tuesday, the attendance was good, re
ceipts large, market dull and prices one cent
lower than last week We quote butter at from
ten to thirteen cents per pound, selections four
teen cents per pound, few fancy lots bringing 4
little higher price.
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Hnbatf cNuires.
John q. TABoR's ESTATE.

John q. TABOR'S ESTATE. . ...
- COMM lSSIONERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Commission
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
all against the estate of John c. Tabor late of
East Montpelier in said District, deceased and all claims
exhibited Offset thereto, hereby give notice that will
meet for the purposes aforesaid at the dwenghouse OF
Maria Tabor In said town. the 25th day of June and the
2st day of October next from O'Clock NJ. until four
O'Clock NJ each OF said days, ald that six months from
the I'D day OF April, A. d. si9 Il the time limited by said
Court for d creditors present their claims 10 us for
animation and allowance
Dated at East Montpelier this is day OF May A. u. 1873.
eO-g2 GEORGE II. DIX COMMISSIONER
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Banhrnptfp Wufres.

IN ANKRUPTCY.-DistrIct of Vermont, 81.
u In Re MARSHALL & BUCHANAN, Bankrupts.
In the District Court OF the United States for the District
of Vermont
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been filed In said
Court by Antipas r. Marshall late Of Cabot and william
w buchanan Of said Cabot in said District duly declared
bankrupts under the Act Of Congress of March 3D. 1857
for discharge and certificate thereof from all their
individual and co-parnershp debts, and other claims
prOyable under said act and that the LIST day of July 1879
at nine o'clock A. NJ before the Hon lIoYr II. WHEELER,
Judge Of said Court at the United States Court Rooms in
Burlington is assigned for the hearing Of the same, when
and where all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons In interest attend and show cause II
any they have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the "a day of June, ISIS.
1892 h. Is. SMALLEY, Clerk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

CAIAIs.--Ihe stages time of departure from
Calais and Montpelier has been changed aud now
stands Leave Calais $40 instead OF 10 A. NJ, ar
rive for 20 train south. Leave Montpelier A, ~
instead of D. 10 T.. A. Goes into effect ON and
after Thursday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

Nor SETTLED YEr.-'rhe report that Bradford
has been decided upon as the place for holding
the muster of the First Regiment, National Guard
of Vermont, this Summer is incorrect. No de-
cison has yet been made, but it seems probable
that Bradford will be the place, as there are
strong reasons for going there. There has been
regular company in existence at Bradford for
fiity-fve years, and no annual muster has been
held there in all these wears
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

many years with Kidney Complaint, Gravel, etc
my blood became thin was dull and inactive
could hardly crawl about, and was an old worn
out man all over, and could get nothing 10 help
me- until got Hop Bitters, and now am boy
again My blood and kidneys are all right, and /
am rs active as man of thirty, although | am
seyenty-two, and have no doubt 1t will do as
well for others OF my age. 1t IL worth trial -
(Fdfher.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

A YouNG SuIclDE.-A sixteen-years-od Lyn-
donville girl attempted suicide by taking chloro-
form the other day. on account Of disappointment
in love affair The act was discovered in time
10 save her life
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-06-11

MAsoNIc.-NIasonic meetings are held in Bur-
lington this week, and there is n large gathering
of members Of the order. A meeting Of the
Grand Imperial Council Of Knights of the Red
Cross of Constantine was held on Monday, and
the following officers chosen:
Grand Sovereign Joseph l.. Perkins Of St. Jshnsbury
Grand vceroy Delos NJ. Bacon Of ST. Johnsbury Center.
Grand Senior General -. W. y. washbnrn Of Montpelier
Grand Junior General wv. II. s. whcomb Of burlington
Grand High Prelate Nathan r. Bowman ST. Johnsbury
Grand Chancellor. William Brnsmad Of Burlington.
Grand Treasurer George H. Knsley Of Burlington
Grand Recorder .....F. y. Fletcher Of St. Johnsbury
Grand High Almoner o. Perkins of Windsor.
The Most Illustrious Grand Sovereign appointed
the following officers;
Grand Chamberlain. Henry ID. Bean OF Mortified
Grand Orator ......,......A. n. Pearson of Berlin
Grand Marshal Thco. g. Peck Of Burlington
Grand Architect and Engineer. M X Paine Of Windsor
Grand Standard Bearer Geo. W. Kngsbury of Mortified
Grand Herald. ........M o. Plngrce Of Montpelier
Grand Sentinel ............W. A. Tyler OF Burlington
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Warriases.
Reaths.

In Barnet, June I, by Rev. n. +. Cobelgh. JOHN II
.LLIsoN and EMMA CUSHING. both OF Barnet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

LONDON June 2s-TEe Econowit SAYS "The Of dis
bank bills sixty three months, is 10 per
cent trade bis sixty 90 three months "a per
cent Business Exchange generally has been
extremely quiet Almost he only excitement II the week
has been iu Egyptians The fluctuations were yIOent ac
cordug to the various reports rs 20 me prospects Of the hhe
dives addiction announcing that he had bhatF
yielded animation bc result Is mOoorate
Improvement the the preference and -tae DOMAIN
The Turkish tribute advanced IN sympathy.
Turkish loans rene" 81
reports financial ucCOtiaoUs The IN British COns"s
attributable partly rcei &C the settlement OF the Egv
rarity 10 the value OF money. There is a
for United states funded securities. south
American yrrumeats generally declined also British rail-
there much business American
railroads n response 10 higher
quotations Ncw-YuT6 NeHNOTa, l3e Erie and West
ern advanced about preference !, ana various
other mortgages nom - 10 l'
LONDON 2-l2 %. m.C0nsO- gTe1a for 10 d money
the Us bonds four and half cents 1885,
Illinois Central. 80
LONDON June 2S-l y. m.Consol0, 97ie Tor bon money
L bonds cents. los
Ere RAILWAY shares. 2Si2 RcaCing Railroad .ua.
LONDON June 2s-l8O p. m.-Tag~ ady,cs quote five per
cent renIes francs 40 centlmcs for the account
LONDON June 2S-2 Erie Railway shares Zo'si do.
preferred. 50 ; Reading Rlilr al q.
LONDON, June 2S3 %. DO The amount OF luhOn gone INTO
the Bank England on balance TO-DAY Is $3.50 %.
LONDON June $50 n.faI1 adVlcos quote I'VE per
g francs % confines for the account
PARIS June 2sExchange on London, % francs 20 p cen
times checks.
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nm sTNIE NF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Juue zS-Pork-PFme Mess Eastern, full
NJ 60 Weston dun ~ tG. Bacon Cumlerland GU
dull at "a short RIO dUl q = GU Long Gear Guii a,
III shoulders dun - Gd. Beei-IHtia Mess steady ~
II Extra Mess uuI 40 Sc. Prime Mess steady AZ ~.
Ilrl-Princ Western dun az ~ 81, laloW " Inut Oliy
dun 80 81. Turreutne-Sprl-, steady g., = D" lDsin
Common firm ST.; steady % Nbd tneest-AmcIcah
Choice duh 90 %. Lard oil steady "a ~ fiuIf 3
STATE iu 30 Wheat-Snrug, No = steady 80 .9li ~"
-pru. steady az SID: New Western Winter steady 81
q. 2i New southern Winter steady 40 BOD. C9iu-NtN
N IXed. dull at 81 lgd per cputA; Ola Mixed duh az
2l per GENITAL. cotton seed olYcloN Anrflca si,l'y
"a. .g. Rosu-Comn0u. al london. steady al 4Od luI'
DersYg-~l iris 81 london 0rm'r o. Il 3D.
LIVERPOOL. june .~l2tn 90. Tl.aryt ~ per trIte lo
Prime Cheese. JJbd tw lOT the Denl Sa"tS Oh
American. -,.,, -..-
IoNuOS. June 25f pm.-CaicnUa lln-ee'l . 3D. rcr Or
ANTWERP "a francs Tor pare
Amerlcan Lane closed ~ francs per 100 Siips
BETMEN June Z~.-PrJU.cum, luaraa ~ piehhlBs
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rp,nd, cd Mdding Orleans 6i sales 900 baes IN.
900 naIe, nendnr 3 zoo bales Amercab Futures i9sd
dbeeri Danls Low Mddng oauseJ une delivery
livery Gd DO August ana sepe mber delivery grad also
Glsa do, september and october deveryb
IyERPoOI. June 2s-23U D. nTne safes OF cotton today
ncnied 40 bales American Futures strong UPlands low
MddIng June delivery 81 do Jnpe ana July aenv
September delivery. Gsd DO, october and NoVemOe
RrG!sTI June 2s-Cortot steady; MidonC l2c.; Low
Mlddhng 1laic. Good Ordinary. l9c receipts oae'
BaITaoeS JaHc 2s-Cston dali; Mitdling. I2sse l29c
Low Mldfhng. LIE 2i4cE Good ordinary ~ 81 -
s s5Gss fsee % 6aes stdcS 81 10 bales
BOSTON Jane 2s-totton gnlet hmi Mdang 70 no"
exports 20 Great Britain 20 bales stock 800 Dnles
ShAaLEsIoS Sqpe GOOD "65bap n 9.c net rs
cripts. bales salo' 20 laesi stock O3l bales ,o, -
Middlne l2c: Good Ordinary, l'ci shipments. 10 bales
sales SO bales stock lj76 bales demand, ,,,o,,,, to
Low Ndilng II Sc Good Ordinary llsc' net receipts
ISuisyrfIF june 2s~Cotton quiet: MidduC 12gc
SEW-ORLEASs. June 2s-Cotton-Good demandi Mldding'
ceps 81 bales gross % bales sales 800 bacs last even
ing 200 bales: STOCK. $3.50 bales ,.,,,,.- ,o,..
receipts Is baes exports coastwse 10 bales STOCK
i'HTLtpsLru, June % Cotton quiett Middrg l25ei
bales. gross 50 bales saes, spnners 100 balesi STOCK
Ip,OO6 bales. ..,,.- -.
bas exports coastwise s9o baes sales 90 bales STOCK
2,i2i bales.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO. June 23.-HOGs-Reeeipts 1000 head ship
meuts 4IO head demand iHr bit at lower rates. Light,
- 75ds3 90; Choice Heavy, IS sOdS5 90 ,,
GATHER $50 head shipments, 3cO head; market
dun 9hiprinq, - 3oasI 10 Texans, - sjeS3 3d.
81 Ions Jaue 2s~CarHR-I Eight supply with little
demand Light Butchers tadr at unchanged prices
GoGsEEas@f5 gbt 8 5odsS 90 Heavy SO 7oas3 9Oi
receipts, 100 head shipments 3 LOO head oo ,, ,t
SHEEr-Quet and unchanged receipts 200 head ship
ments. none.
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5apinas Banks.
VINcS RANK of tbe CITY

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, of the CITY
~ OF NEW.YOFK No 80 BOwory, corner Of Cana-st-
THIRTY.EIGUrI DIVIDEND OF INTERESE-Ihe trus-
ordered mat interest AZ the rate OF per cent per
paid deposors and after july H. ON al sums
80 upward which been deposit for the uree
and six months ending June 20, 1879
Iuteeat will be credited original deposit and Not
Withdrawn viii be entitled crest from July lSIJ DC
p0ss made before THURSDAY July 10, VIII ara" inter-
est from July J.
open every day from 10 to g. and on Mondays aud
saturdays from 10 To 7.
Bank.DOOks in English, German and French.
E.A. QUINTsRD, President
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$500. TREASURY DErAEIMESE -

PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES. embracing dry
coors for plate-pnntng OIL chemicals bond, msnra.
and other PAPER INKS twinr glue bindcrs
terials, pfte generally,
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing Tor xix mouths eping
December 81. 1872 VII be received this Office until
June 80 from manufacturers and regular dealers the
eral classes OF goods.
Blank proposals upon articles IN either class With
information to quantity qualify and conditions viii be
uished Hppli, altos
1t defended that proposals shall be compared each item
separately; and considering the afaptAbity OF qualities
the Bureau well the prices proposed orders
will lowest bidder for the ariclc desired
right waive defects aud al bids Ia
Parties wishing Information ~ upon when par
tcuiar class OF articles they quahed a. propose aud
should address their applications To %. n. lKISH
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing.
WASN'T gtOu, ID. Z,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Pe, North Riucr. Vessels mi Raiir3IdS.
g.-Irpp.y lima 1G-
sATuRDAY, June %. 1870.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
EATIRDAY lime % 1877

AsHES-steady, with small sales
COFFEE-RO In fair demand and steady; Ordinary 10
Prime cargoes, ll4dl4c sales 1898 bags three In
voices idO JaLeO at private prices Mild
quiet and unchanged
UOITUN-SpOIs higher quiet Sales 27j bales 800
evening" all for home consumption Receipts at the
ports 1888 date last Week, 500 do last year. $751;
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary .......l lol6 Low MddinR
Strct Good Ordinary. llSs Middng --...-..-..:l2ls
For future delivery there advance part OF which
was ost under dull nom Liverpool closing 3d2
points higher Sales last evening 100 bales Todayfrst
tall-July, l26i; 1898 August l269; september l2iA
~ As; october. IL 90; November lila December 11O7
January 90; total 2lO0 bales. Second CalJuly
LIST 1884, 1905 August l2Gsj seDtember l24S Ooto
airy, Il2O; March, II 81 total l90O bales Also today
July al 5Oal264 August 1901 0l26S september. H.
alZ5O; October 1l13G llJSi November ll.l2Glll7i
90; total "a 200 baes grand total, $1,000 bales. Tie
mark et OgrQ "
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. I
BUREAU or ENGRAVING AND PRINTING June Ia, 1874
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this ONCE until ~ O'Clock Saturday the 2sih instant,
tn construction and erection la tire building tho
Bureau 81 Engraving aud Printing IA perfect working
stationary vertical cyl uder,
q inches, with 36ingh boilers IL
feet diameter and additional
boilers for heating may be determined aud
described IN the specifications Tor the WORK.
Specifications for tse Of the and boilers
information which be desired respecting
BE- obtained application 60 the undersigned
The night TO wave defects aud TO reject all bids
cd.
Proposals shOd be plainly marked proposals for Con-
strucuon Engine and bouers." aud be addressed
D. II. IRISH. Chief OF Bureau
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The following IA the Clearinghouse statement Tor 10
day: Clearuuces $6S .312454 balances, S5,l7O,l43
For Tie week: Exchanges, Si32 5000; balances,
So Q4O 90 The business the treasury today
covered: Receipts, 81 2l7226 payments, $3,0l6,s92
currency balance, $35G762G6; coin balance, @l20,-
Foreign exchange continues dull and heavy, actual
business Doing done at from 3 10 cent TO the below
~. ..Nn.I rL.rrl a
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consumed and sold at the mines which is about per
cent OF the whole production. .,-.,-
The receipts Of flour grain at the principal Atlantic
ports this 2Sth day OF juno were:
New-York.
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iLOTM AID 1 oSs Ma S uPehrq M
VERY W0dG oo e1 96 Sb b V Crv Mil EIf as @
bills No 2 y 4Jes8 10; 400 bb superne So 5OasS s5i
2 WSe eI Extra h1 81 eoas6 d. and 800 bss M
nesola Ezra Si9$3 90 for The whole rapgs in9ig ,
staight $3.50 So. OF the sales, eloo bbs were Tor
s. IS; Common 70 Fair EIIa state, Sass IS +,
SG ssen fnSfg sp a Se % Fae do e
on 20 ooS 59lse inneiol common fEtra - 81 H.
Rye Mixture. - 2jGsi so Eakers Extra - 40as5 I;
brands held higher s. Louis common 70 Far Extra SIG
s4q f1T to GG2 "a a. @SgsS E23 T 70 G1 G E99 20 20
SOUTHERN FLOUR anil unchanged sales 800
Fancy, SO 6Oo$6 75:; RYE FLOUR steady sales. go
900 Bandywine, ~ 5j 100 bbs yellow Western 81
SGfRAGS-wHEAT-Market unsettled cash lots without
decided change futures te better limited demand for
bush f ucs $4,000 bush spot includlrg Rejected spng
Zoe No sP4ng gZe 9Se lnelg1i1g 100 bush to
Tngadsd pgng a2e gngrsd So %P'eT Red q Pcs Il
nf - i5gsi M Tor carots ana 81 for boatioads
UngTaded Amber ~ is No Rec, 81 3 Ungraded White
III i49ds 10 White Canada private terms Extra White
ls s S2 Ng u 6 iSss o. eos s i o. 3D.
ii a5sd so sd {ms i,o load il g., settle in
~ Ro q bid, 81 1 i Ske S' DO August 81 ipPS
so, a losing US 6 b u % asked 40 whs June
81 70, closing IL, gd 81 10 askyd ao Jny i6 d
81 - S ciosas 81 II BID l II i N.Y. Glei no
500 bush. No ], go .-.tANADA PEAS. Tower
MAT r ,ff ds sS Ct es.5s, sl
prices eao4 mo5erie sIi hone Trade inquiry
lair business speculative accounts sales l7oooo ous
i mg6s iSGO steamer Sa aSeq 12 go :
. n the sGyaG 9S S S2w USsTa9 Hs ise T
no e. jaiy, d3IG45Ec, closing lsac bid. 4{1ss asked
&c. A4s &tS sSi closing I ia ssfS
steamtr D.ed august 4ie Closing 44a Ola OATS
s7S S0 No White. si sO no z s71aSsO- No. White
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WHITE STAR LINE
proposals

ENGINEER OFFICE WARRINGTON MONUMENT, I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June %. 1875
PROPOSALS for PORTLAND CEMENr for
L the WASHINGTON MONUMENT sealed proposals
delyenng 500 barrels Of PORTLAND CENENf.
ess at tho site OF the Washington Monument N ths city,
viii be received until the jth day II Iuiy. spec
tons blanks and any further information required can be OBJ
tanned al this Office. THOMAS LING OlN CASEY.
Lieut. Col. Corps Of Engineers Engineer ia charge.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
financial.
pIDs Tor DISTINCT of COLUMBIA BONDS

K q.
~ TREASURY DErAKNEST !
sorotor % WAsnnGloS p; g. iga9 IL IL i3' a. act
Of Congress- approved ia, 1879 (which act is ap
RS 9 SfiG BIDS ns S 6 Of s DsRtT
COLUMBIA authorized b. said act anonntn to ons min
said bonds will De payable July l. 1899 Will bear Hier
annual es I've by e Ss yer Of f ~" Gnd sac
siouer Of the Sinking Fund Of said District ,
cessul bidders may prefer and in snt4be denominations
Bids should le addressed o. the -ecre rv OF the Treasury
received until - O'Clock noonon Monday June 30 1879
JOHN sHERMAN, Secretary.
AN ACT authorizing the Commissioners OF the District Of
Columbia twenty year per nds "a, Dis
c Of Columbia 10 I~eem certain iuldcd indebtedness OF
BE it enacted by the senate and Representatives
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia be- ant they
hereby, authorized 10 prepare execute ana deposit WIN
IN District Of columbia bearing interest not exceeding ve
per Ind payable twenty years after dt
H. the amount not than million Two hundred
thousand do Lars the proceeds 10 DC used only ior ne ieGeg
Il iEndr inde"tedncss Of sail District or 81 the ao
municipal corporations o Washington and Georgetown when
became due JaGaarv frs and March his' Hhtreh hHi'u
ana srFrLt'-uiIe on l'"~t now ts!hI a" l ' AZ B4ga
Tor the pIpn 90 winch he sinking ihd san us
suc form ana druoriuato us Secretary ofthe Treasury
shall approve, and rha De numbered consecnycy am reg
$50 IN me of the Register Of the Treasury OF The
UIed stes b such manner a. tie recI ary OF me reas
untia: Provided T.ar tins shall not De construed 10
mae the cover iust Of the United states liable either
SAID shall be- sold by the secretary Of The Treasury 20
e IA value, after being advertised for one week m TWO
daily ueHspape,s Ia 1iy Q! Mg'lngt4@ ara Two ln INC
CITY -forS The bd, shall 10 opened pJ tne
Ct the Treasury and me sgarlS APPROX oy nm ne
the crctry OF the Treasury onyi ihe purposes named III
Sc That the provisions Of all acts conflicting herewith,
,hr aSts parts 80 acts auho- sam commissioners
Of the DiIc of Columbia to issue bonus q redeem Ger am
eighteen hundred and seye9tyniae no bonds having
been issued tlorou. der, are hereby repeated
Il