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The Osceola times., 1879-01-25
CHAPTER Ill.

A beautiful child of eleven years was sitting In
summer house in the midst Of a most blooming gar
den overlooking the broad. blue Hudson, as it
wound by the Palisades.
The house to'which the garden belonged was called
the Hall, and was the home of Madame be yiyo, a
widow lady Of French descent.
The lady had marie Captain D. yiyo after reach>
ing this country. Both were wealthy and had pur.
chased and improved an elegant place on Washing.
ton Heights.
The Captain had died after fl fteen years of tram
guilty passed in his American home leaving two
children, boy OF fourteen and girl of hye.
True to her race, which had always been mil tary
wid'w had placed her son at West Point grateful to
know that he was within n few hours travel Of his
home while he was httns for the career beloved of
all true Frenchmen.
Edouard DE Viyo grew up toward manhood with
all the faults and virtues of a true cadet. He sAs
proud merry, handsome, honorable and brave
Alas poor boy What matters il to Us what he
q death
Let us go back to that bright, sweet afternoon in
late May when Dulce De Nvo, lovely little kirl of
H. sat IN her bower quite lost in the fascination Of
volume OF Arabian Nights"
Her brothers particular friend, Clymer Reming-
ton, had bought her this bewitohing book II there
was person in the world whom she adored, il W as
Mr. Remington. Dulce had a, ardent aud . ctiou-
ate little heart as ever beat in a child, bosom
She loved her mother, her old grandmother, her
brothe but tbs feeling she had for louard' s
irlend was KIND OF worshiping admiration.
While she was musing on Clymer's projections,
the dead body of her beloved brother was brought
home. He had been slain in a duel with CIymer
Remington
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strand many thanks. My wife will make good
Of this money.
The great surgeon left the moreue; his carriage
waited fJr him outside the hespital gate, and was
driven rapidly toward hons,
CHAPTER II.
On the previous day DR.. Fordyc, had be SUM
monsd to the house Of his next neighbor, Imrs.
Remington. On his arrival there he found Mrs.
Reminston and her dsugh er Flora in the sgcnit :
of griei. On a bed was stretched the unconscious
form Of Clymer, the son Of Mrs. Remington, des-
perstey wounded by a pistol ball in the rish side
" How did II occur? +"
moan from the mother wa. her only response.
"Oh Doctor, is he dead - Whispered Flora.
Not quite my d ar, not quite. HIS heart beats,
| think.
the wound, which he found Of the most crit itical
character and. as he stopped over the patient,
the street door. He served the two ladies shver,
as II froma low.
fordyoe himself res pom ted to IT, stepnnR into the
corridor o hear " hat he servant had to say.
yOa1s mere % Whas G. dO s
'em he wasn't ft to be laid hands on
Ask them to ,tsp up stair. with as little noise
Presently two wide awake officials came up, with
GS on ,hsT ,sf' ss,h s1id as sn
by tina, game We're going to do our duty, If you
are rich people here
we are here to arrest Clymee Remington" an
swered one of the two, reading from a paper FOR
the KILN Of adst kdouard De Nivo.n
"ls young De Yivo dead2" tsked the surgeon,
much shocked.
Asa door nall
Well, the man you are ftcr is not much better
of. In all hulna probability he will not live the
niEht out He i, shot in the right lung II is i'm.
possible for You to move HIM. step IN and take a
look at him you will see for ourself the condition
the boy is in"
The officers in on tipioes nd saw at gar C,
that few hours you'd end his mortal career,
When Liz found that her lovers body had ds,p
| peared and heard of the duel she had su instinc
tive idea Of what DR.. Fordyces object had been il
| bnying her husbands body. Gambler and rogue a
| he had been, she loved him, and with brain
sharpened with destitution, she resolved to max
| her market out oft
| Il y III make those proud creatures in silk know
thst am match for them"
She smile haggardly TO herself to think tina
George would be spared the horrors of Potter
| Field-that he would be dressed In broadcloth, an
smothered under tubsrr ses and ape jasmnes N hi
fine ro.ewood coffin with solid silver haudles.
almost deadened the dull pain at her heart littl
| while to think Of the splendid funeral her GeorR
miles an miles, and followed BY half the prou,
ladies' aud gent emen OF Fifth avenue in their Gilt
tsrng carriages driven by fellows In capes aud but
| tons innumerable.
| As for her,ef, she would take a cheap iide {
Green wood by cars, hnd out the family plot of tn
Remingtons. and be on hand 10 see her lover put il
| the ground with tue Bishop himself to read III
prayers.
CHAPTER Ill.
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.iT-and many thanks. My wife will make good
use Of this money"
The great surgeon left the morgue; his carriage
waited for him outside the hoe pital gate, and
driven rapidly toward hom-.
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A Golden Jubilee.

MILWAUKEE, February B.-The golden
jubilee exercises to-day, in honor Of the
50th anniversary OF the elevation of Arch.
bishop Henri to the priesthood, was a very
imposing affair. The anniversary proper
occurred last Sunday but the festivities
were deferred till to-day. The jubilee
opened with salute Of fifty guns. AT
1880 large congregation assembled in
the Cathedral, the latter being handsome.
ly decorated with eyergreens and choice
flowers. After the celebration OF pontif.
cal mass Archbishop Purcell preached the
jubilee sermon. Among the audience
were nine bishops and over two hundred
Clergymen. -
In the afternoon the bishops and clergy
visited the Convent of Sotre Dame, where
banquet was served, following which the
students gave musical and literary enter.
tainment in honor Of the occasion. This
evening the parties joined in monster
torchlight procession. Over FIVE thousand
torches were in line, and they marched
through the principal streets to the Cathe.
dral. After open-air exercises. consisting
ot vocal and instrumental music, the
bishops and clergy assembled in the sane
tuary OF the Cathedral, where addresses
on behalf Of the English and German so.
cie!ies were delivered by Andrew Mullen
and ex-Mayor Phillips. The celebration
closed by the clergy voicing the Te Deum,
Thirty-tivc years ago Archbishop Henr,
was consecrated q Bishop by Bishop Pur.
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NEw ORLEANS, February O.-Judge
Woods and Judge Billings, concurring 10.
day, rendered a decision overrulinc the
demurrer Of the Tensas prisoners. The
indictments properly drawn, and sections
5,5OG and $500 of the Revised Statutes 81
the United States, referring to elections, is
constitutional The trial Of the Tensas
case will begin on February 18Th,
J. Madison Wells, L. NJ. Kenner and G.
Cassanavc, of Returning Board fame, an.
peared to-day before the Superior Crimi.
nal Court, and Withdrew their plea OF not
guilty and filed demurrer 10 the informa.
ton against them.
Judge Collom, their counsel, said that
under the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of March 20, 1878, in the case against G,
Anderson, they were entitled to nOlls pros,
The cases in which the Attorney General
refuses a demurrer, are fixed for Thursday
next: The Attorney General holds tina,
the decision IN the Anderson case Is not
rts jadicata, and holds only good in thai
case, as several decisions OF the present
Supreme Court have afterwards been
changed. Heis Of the opinion that the
Court may do so also In the case OF thG
Returning Board,
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New York.

NEw YoRE, February e.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady at 9.l840 ll.lGc. Flour-Quiet:
superhne western and State s. 16aS 80; com.
mon to good s. o. Vas 90; good to choice s. a5
q 6Oi white wheat extra 81 65a6 25; extra
Ohio IS 76a6 co. ST. Louis s. s0a5 IS; Min.
nssota patent process s. 60as 90. Wheat
Winter heavy and spring quiet; rejected
spring 74a76c; ungradeil do SIC; ungraded red
9scaSl 90; No. 8 do 81 0S JI<a1 045f; No. 9 do
y OSAal %; No. do 81 Goal 00k steamer
No: 2do 81 05S4a1 90; No. 9 amber western at
0S ungraded white 81 0sa1 0S}<; No. 2 Ut
q O7al ok; No. ] do 81 0s34a1 90. Rye
demand fair and market firm; western at 6Ia
GOHc. Barley-Quiet and steady. Malt
Dull and nominal. Con-He&vy; ungraded
49a4711c; No. 8, 424ta49c; steamer 46c; No. 2.
47ha4I Nc; new do 46Na4Gc. oats-Dnll; No.
white 3tHe; No. do 3294aSScr western
mixed m S0aSl Nc; white western 32aS4c Hay..-
Firm; shipping 40a45c. Hops-Dull at 4aGc:
eastern and western sal2c; New York State s
al6c. Cofee-Quiet and steady. sugar-Dull
and unchanged; refining fair to good ut 0SIa
6Sc., Molasses-Dul and nominal. Rice
Steady and In fair demand Petroleum-Un.
changed; United 81 11Ia98SIc; crude 8JEa9c; NJ.
fined 9Ac. Whisky-Quiet and firm; $l07
bid 81 07 Y asked.
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RnlIimnna

BALTIMORE, February O-Flour--Active and
firm; best not quoted higher. Wheat-West.
ern e. active and firm; No. 2 Pennsylvania red
q Us; No. western winter red spot and
February at 81 05}t; Marcl, unchanged; April
u 97Nal os. Western, good inquiry
and firm western mixed spot, February and
March 4SNal4c; April 44114a4i1Ec; May un-
changed steamer 4O9Sc oats-SCarcc and
market firm; Pennsylvania 30a33c; western
white at 32c; do mixed unchanged. i've
Quiet and firm. Hay-Quiet and unchanged.
P5ovtslons-firm and higher. Mess Pork
Old 50 25; new $40 80. bulk Meats-ioose
shoulders SHa4c: clear rib sides &c, packed;
new 4Na5Hc. Bacon-Shoulders, uld Axe:
clear RIB sides, new &c; hams 9alUc. Lard
Refined tierces Ike. Butter quiet and steady;
Choice western, packed and rolls unchanged.
Eggs-Firmer; fresh 27a2Sc; pickled lsc. Pc
troleum-Eirm for refined at SIC bid; easier
ior crude ut S1Sas Nc. Coffee-Firm and quiet:
Rio cargocs unchanged. Whisky-Dull and
unchanged.
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PIttsburgh q Lake Erie Rallroa.l.

Ptr1snrnaH, February 0.-The Pitts,
burgh 4 Lake Erie Railroad Company
formally received their new road today
from the contractor, B, j., McGraun, and
the road WILDE open for freight business
Monday next The new road extends
from Pittsburgh to Youngstown, and has
steel rails and iron bridges throughout
The rolling stock, dcpots and other eauip.
ments, are all hrst'class, and the new road
being essentially a Pittsburgh enterprise,
VIII probably receive heavy traffic.
The road connects at Youngstown with
the Lake Shore and Atlantic & Great
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Sale OF The ]. .. q W. Ralirona.

sPHlS0RIELn, ILIr. February 0,GTho
Western extension |, b. & W. railroad,
extending from Champagne to Decatur
and Havana, Ills, was sold this morning
n pursuance. ol q decree OF the United
states Circuit Court. The road was
bought on hohali OF Sumner R. Stone and
others OF the bondholders committee,
BY Hon. John N, Butler, oi Indianapolis.
the solicitor and counsel OF the committee,
The sum bid was one hundred and sixty.
five thousand dollars; no other bid.
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PmLAbELPulA, February G.-Flour-stcsly;
snpeTtine s9 2Sa2 Is: extras s. OoaS so; Ohio
anu y Indiana family 9 76a5 25; St. Louis s. W
az 90. Wheat-Flrm; No. 2red 81 Of J5ai OS.
amber 81 059<al co. white 81 O0al OOX. Corn
Steady; steamer 42Xc; yellow 4iSa44XC.
Oats-Flrmer white western at 20IaSOEe.
western mixed 2sa20c. Rye-WCstern 62a5;s,c'
Proyisions-FirMer. POrk-$iO 6O beef
india mess 81 60al776. IIans-Snloked Sk
a9c; picked at 7a7Nc. IarI-Eirm prime
steam QHa7c. Butter-Nonlinally unchanged,
Eggs-null and firm; western 20C. Cheesc-
Nominally unchanged. Petroleum-QuIet.
refined 09sc; crude SI<asifc. Whisky-Sl OS.
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HOUSE..
the PENSION AND ARMY Ellis.

MIR. Cummings presented resolution
calling on the Commissioner OF Pensions
for statement in relation to the amount
required 10 pay the arrears Of pensions.
Adopted.
Mr.. Eden, Chairman OF the Committee
on War Claims, reported back the bill
making appropriations for the payment
Of claims reported. allowed by the Com.
missioners OF Claims. Referred.
Mr. Hayes introduced bill appropriat.
ing $500, 900 for the improvement OF the
Illinois river. Referred.
Mr., Waddell asked Eden IL he would
yield to the amendment providing that
hereafter no war claim OF any sort should
be paid 10 anybody.
Mr.. Eden declined 10 yield, stating that
the amendment would not be germane to
the bill.
The bill was then passed.
The House went into committee OF the
whole, Carlisle in the chair on the army
appropriation bill.
The pending amendment was Whites,
offered yesterday, which comprised most
Of the features Of the army Reorganization
bill.
The amendment Of Beebe's, authorizing
the President to appoint Geo. Foster Rob.
inson Paymaster in the army, was rejected
Yeas, 90; nays, 81.
Mr.. Garfield opposed Mr.. WHITES
amendment, saying: To add II on 10 the
appropriation Twas the most mischiev.
GUS method OF legislation that could be
devised.
Mr.. Ewing supported the amendment:
He said, the army in its present shane was
unfit for its purpose; this amendment
would save 81 100000 at once, and would
gradually save from 5000, 900 10 81 GOO.
600.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 6.-Flour-In good dc.
mand at full prices. Wheat-Fairly active
an ana q shade higher; No. 2 red winter at ssa
sgc; NO. 2 Chicago spring al s0JGatS7c cash;
721fa7SNc; rejected 57Xa5sc. Corn@ln po,I
demand cash higher and options steady; 81 1E
aSi 4c cash; SI9Sc March; S2c bid April; s595a
SoNc May: 0ats-Dull, weak and lower NJ
2ic cash 2lka2lHc March; 2lEu22c April.
A1.a24hc May. Rye-Steady and unchanged.
Barley--Steady and unchanged. Flax Seed
FAIR crushing 81 20, Pork-ln fair demand.
but at lower rates at 50 II IISa9 so cash SO 62E
~ 6o March, 50 G9a9 20 April. Lard-Fair
demand but ut lower rates so so cash; SO O2X
aG G5 MarGli 50 5s April. Bulk Mcats-Stcady
and unchanged. Dressed Hogs-Dull and
nominal at 81 2Sai Z7k. Whisky-Steady
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Annual Statement of the Union Paddle
Railroad CompanY.

RosroS, February G,-rhe Union Pacific
R. h. Co.'S statement for the year ending
June 80, 1878, shows a total income Of
sl9,75O,354; expenses $780, ,75l; interest
s2,3aS 90. The bonded debt was reduced
SOL 900; net surplus in the treasury
over all outlays. $9,765, ,l42. More than
enought TO pay per cent on the capital
for the entire year. With the contracts
and cash on hand tllerp remains 5000.
$50 Of the seven millions OF land grant
bonds 10 be provided for. 90
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pIrTsBuGGH, February 0.-PErRoLruM =
Quiet; crude at $llsX at Parkers for ain.
ment; refined exc for PhiladeIphls tleiIyery
OIL CRY, February a.-Market OPENED
quiet and steady With eS9tc bid, declined 10
VA, at which price Il closed. Shipments
1900 barrels averaging 1900. TranSae.
LONDON, February G-PErRoLEuM-spirits
ll1alSS<c; refined sc. P'''T' -
ASrwERP, February 6-PErRoLEux = Re.
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Capt. Paul Boynton on a swim.

on Cry, Par February G.-capt. Paul
Royqtqp commenced his swim between
here and Pittsburgh, a djs'ance Of ons M
hundred and fifty miles, at Il O'Clock this
morning, HeeXpeGts to reach KittRnninQ
tonight and Pittsburgh tn.Morrow nighS
The river shows q temperature OF IL below.
freezing point, and Is running nearly clear
ot Ice. l.-
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, February 6.-wheat-Easler: ex.
~ white Michigan O5ISC; amber Michigan
ispot 9issc; March 0Okc; April 07jSc; No. e
amber q Michigan Ole; No. red winter J7c;
No, red winter spot 05c; March OOIfc; April
ssc; May 0sc; western amber S1lc; No. 9 am.
SSHc; seller May S0Xc; No. 2 old AXc. Uats
Quiet and unchanged.
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CHICAGO, February o.-The Droyes' Journal
Hoos-Recelpts $1,000 head; shipments TO-.
600 head. Market lower, except for choice
heavy, which are steady at s. 6Sa4 90; light
s. 60aa3 65; mixed s. S0a3 90.
CATrLE--Receipts $500 h0ad; SHIPMENT
$500 head. Market steady; shipping cattle
sold at 81 l0a5 IS; st'.ckers and feeders firm !;
choice easier.
saEEF-Reesipts $500 head; shipments
l,l00 head Slow al S. 1914 50,
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NEw YoRx, February 5.-cotlon goods
market continues fairly active, and as stoeks
arc light prices ruled Arm. Prints in moder.
ate request. Staple and fancy glnRhams in
good demand. Dress goods more sought for
Light weight fancy casSimercs aud cheylots In
moderate request, and twccds more active
Foreign goods quiet,
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Northern Cane Association. n Great and
Iinnu In. Int,,.a..

SFoWihB Anuustfy
ST. LOUIS, February O.-The Northern
Cane Growers Association. with delegates
from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas,
are in session here, and discussed the
interests relative to the growth Of cane.
a: McCleary, of St Louis county, presid.
ed, and made brief address. The Com.
mittee on Permanent Organization report
ed that the organization shall hereafter
be known as the Mississippi Valley Cane
Growers Association, and that It's meet.
ings shall be held annually.
Mr.. Belcher, OF Belcherfs sugar refinery
OF this city, examined the samples OF supar
made by Mr.. Miller, OF Minnesota, and
pronounced them equal to the best New
Orleans sugar, and worth In bulk five cents
per pound. :
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hii,n itSll' he seen from this that the NOR
T,v,SIs ~ greatest in Russia, wl,0reas Nor.
If .I ;na anu sweden seem to be the heaithiast
I5e It %ss,,a. sT,,antttcs; In tho city OF New York
n v e1ea, yesl'' rate Tor the past year was q. .9S
tween M'olIsand; that Is, We rank be-
,on' mi boalre 'rallre and Switzerland. In Lon
u q however, ,siSer the death rate for 1877 was
sS, S%n,. difference Ot3.4O between Tie two
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~ 'WAeNI,
II. Sa'sian statisticiNn has lately under.
~ ;sASO 10 lind ont ut what rate people die
~ u f'utope' and the results Of his labors
'l.os s.oS Tue following yearly proportion of
''sailIs ont OF every thousand sonls.
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CInelnnatI HOG Market

cINcISSATt, February @ Hoos--Fairiy ac.
i've and shade higher; common 81 0Oa
= %; light s. ela3 IS; packing s. s6a4 90;
butchers 00M IS. Receipts 1000 head:
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lHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and complete
analyses y. Of Iron Ores Ilmesiones, Mineral
Waters, etc. ~
LApos4TeAf, Goa alIa AND CHAPLISE Srs.
ila WHEELING, ". va.
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Tobacco FnslarY ssI.u 70.

NV oaLRASs, Pebruary6.-The tObacpo
warehouse Of J.P. darrigan, the largest
manufacturer in the city, was seized last
evening.
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s'aa@e G.,.ter a, Pike. on.r, Hasa,

F "''steF at Pixies Opera House.
,b,, bs'SS'sS4T'' .s..G February C.-Tl,s audience
S DjsS, s'.s@OIed y at Pits's Opera House last
n'%s,y' "I 70 l'ear Madame dsrs.er in Som.
S6sssns,..a.il S6s va never been excelied ia gIzo.
Jtiote seS tSs y, great enthusiasm, being called
' TUE curtain repeatedly.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEeRAPR.
New YORK money ami Niocl,s.

NEw YoRx, February G.-MoNEY-Easv,
closing at 2ISaS per cent Prime mercantile
paper 3kab per cent. Sterling Exchange
Bankers bills firm at 81 S5Ik. Sight IL.
change on New York 81 IS,
GovERsMRSrs-Weak and lower, except for
lives and tous, which were steady,
gnlted States o o. 1881, coupons
Sls9l
wv Houues l09H
NsM
New -Four and half.
~ svuIs
Guitency
RAILROAD B9kps-Active and buoyant.
srAfE BoNbs Dull; except LoulSianas
which declined 8 per cent for Is and IS and
~ COnsols.
STocxs-Thc market, with the exception OF
fractional decline at the opening, was strong
with an advancing tendency The improve.
ment ~ prices ranged from y to az per cent,
Union Pacific, Northwestern. st, Paul, West.
eern Union, Erie and Coal shares lead.
Ing the upward movement. Atthe close the
pest prices o. the day were current in most
instances. There was all active demand for
investment shares, and this constituted one Uf
the features OF the business.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 5000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shor,.
24OO Wabash, 1000 Northwestern common
1900 preferred, 2000OSt. Paul common
10000 preferred, 1900 Laekawanna. 4.7UO
New jersey Central, 1900 Michigan Central,
Pacific Mali S''N ''NV'
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SnERMAN'R LETTER 10 ARruUR.

Secretary Sherman has furnished a
full copy OF his personal letter to Arthur
In respect to the son OF Judge Bradley.
which was read in extra session, and said
that in comparatively few. cases, and main.
" at the instance Of gentlemen Of great
distinction who might not care to have
their requests for office put on public rec.
ords, he wrote personal letters. He
did not think 1t honorable in Ar
thur or fair to these gentlemen
70 disclose such letters; but so far as he
(Sherman) was concerned, he would un-
der the circumstances rather have them
published. He said II any other personal
letters OF his were disclosed by Arthur, he
would promptly publish them and not al.
low them to be eked out through the cloak
OF secret session OF the Senate.
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Nav YoRk, February e.-slossou GOO;
Gallaher SCI. slosson run 92l and 2S8.
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" AaS O044A AHA AH1A4V hN ~ r. III
GENERAL NEWS.
Sherman Calls iu s2O,ooo,oOo
Of Bonds.
pittsburgh's New Road to Lake Erie.
stufing the Army Appropriation Bill.
The Plague Makes It's Appearance
1a In Thessaly.
Arrest of a Gang Of counterfsitsrs
in Kentucky.
'fttsburgh's New Road to Lake Erie.
stufing the Army Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON.
UNITED STATES STEAMER RlcHMoyp.

UNITED STATES STEAMER RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-The Navy
Department gives no credence to the Bos.
ton rnmor oil the laundering OF the United
States steamer Richmond, and believes
the vessel will reach Gibralter at the ex.
pected time. 81
SITTING BULL.
The latest dispatches to the government
discrelit all former adyices about Sitting
Bull crossing the Canadian line into the
United States.
SHERMAN WANTS ANOTHER $4,000, 900, or
BoNps.
WASHINGTON, February 0.-The secreta.
ry ofsthe Treasury has called in the fol-
lowing 5.2Os, principal and interest to be
paid May 9th: Coupon bonds dated July
!, 1867: $50, No, $500 to $1,000, both in.
elusive; 500, No. 1850 to 10000, both
inclusive; $500, No. $500 to 81 900, both
inclusive; $1,000, No. l,40O to $4,000,
both inclusive; total coupons $1,000 600.
Registered bonds redeemable at pleasure
OF United States after first day Of July,
1872: $50, No. 800 to s, 100, both inclusive; ;
Sl0O, No.2 100 to 92,050, both inclusive; ;
$500, No. l,0G5 10 ll,l50, both inclusive:
81 900, No. 40,90l to 42, 400, both inclusive;
5000, No. II sol to 1850, both inclusive;
$4,000, No. l9,70l TO 2l,SOO both inclu.
sive. Total registered bonds $4,000, 900.
Aggregate 20,O00,000.