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no effect upon the sterling exchange market
which remained fairly steady throughout inc
week The fluctuations never exceeded ONE
thirty-second Of per cent. The demand LOT III
vestment sterling not heavy. ana the ac-
emulation of maturing sterling held mere was
thought sufficiently large TO meet all the re-
quirements incident to January remittances ana
the settlement Of arbtrage differences Will"
out considering the heavy supply or gram anu
cotton bills constantly coming on the n'arAe'
There appears little prospect OF hisher 'a'e'
ANY advance in money rates must cause de-
cline IN sterling. and as slightly higher money
20 probable near the first Of the New Year ex-
change rates are not unlikely to fall below the
god-importng point.
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findnrtal
REORGANIZATION.
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railway Company
To the Holders Of the following
Bonds and Stocks:

oh,o md Mississippi Railway First Con-
soIidated Mortgage Bonds Extended F""r
Per Cent?
ohio and Mis.i.-ippi Railway First Con-
tended -Four Per Cent:
ohio and Mississippi Railway Second Con-
soIidnted Mortgage Per Cent Bonds C"r-
rency);
Ohio md Mississippi Railway First Mort
rnuc Springfield Division Per Cent. Bonds
(Currency)J
Ohio & Mississippi Railway General Mort
gnge > Per Cent bonds Currency,
IL. and q. Southwestern RafIronu FIT"
Mortgage 41-2 Per Cent. BOndsi
II. and o. Southwestern Railway First Con
soIfdntrd Mortgage 4f-% Per Cent. Goid
Bonds;
come Mortgage 3 Per Cent. Bonds. Series n;
II. and o. Southwestern Railway First In
come Mortgage Per Cent Bonds. serie" III
II. and o. Southwestern Railway Preferred
Stock,
Is. & o. Southwestern Terminal Company
> Per Cent. Gold Bonds;
Cincinnati and baltimore Railroad First
Mortgage Per Cent. bonds;
Marietta Railway First Mortgage = Per
Cent. Bonds.
The undersigned have undertaken n Managers 10
carry plan the reorganization Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company on substantially
the following basis
|, is proposed that the undersigned shall recommend to
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company 'as Reor-
ganze that shall acquire the properties OF the ABOVE
named compiales the securities above named repre-
senting the same. and shall ssue In exchange therefor
progide capital FOR the enlargement better
extension Of said properties its new securities as
follows:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Gas Re
organized, Southwestern Division First Mort
gage -, Cent. Gold Bonds 'sioVoVoo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 'as 70
organized New Preferred Stock trust GER
,,aca,o. .................. lo.5OoOoO
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company fas Re
organlzed) New Common Stock trust certlh-
c,toa ................... 10000 900
The new securities and cash TO be offered IN eS
change FOR the above bonds and stock follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-19

DIVIDEND DECLARED Expora ton Syn
dcate has declared a quarterly dividend OF 81 so per
share payable December 81. The transfer books
close December "a and reopen January next.
OFFER TO MISREPRESENTATION. Sachs & Co.
offer 10 investors selection Of high-grade railroad
bonds advertised in another column.
HOMESTAKE COMPASY.-The Homestake Min
Ing Company has declared It's regular monthly divi-
dend OF % cents per share. and besides extra
dividend OF the same amount per share both pay
able on the Path int. the office OF the transfer
agents This means a total Of f.Nl.2JO paid IN
dividends 0 date.
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7. p. MORGAN & co.

OFFICE n COUNTY CONTROLLER
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
November I'm. 1885. PittsburR. IA.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS of the
49, County q Allegheny. Pennsylvania
The sinKing Fund Commissioners Il the County Of
Allegheny State Il pennyl' ania by virtue Of authority
them by Act ~ Assembly approved April end.
-. 1868. Do hereby notify the holders " ALLIE
GHENY COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS. that bonds
numbered and dated f0l.oxs. T. wit: COUPON COM
PROMISE BONDs Nos. oG2 500. 5d, 5G1 81. 5s2 513.
s5i 40 81. 81 go $50 5si. $50 $50 SIS $50 $50.
ts1 hss 500 5g2 59i 535. all bearing date Of January
si. 1863 and maturing ia list. 1918 will paid
ge;her with interest January 1898 upon presenta
lion Office O: the County Controller az Pittsburs
Pa. which all interest said bends will cease
RUBEN MILLER.
JAS. j. DONNEI.I.
W. f. THOMPSON.
Sinking Fund comm,ssoner,
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NISSAN. MHITNEl a CO..
and Brokers.
No. II Broad Street,
New-Y York. Nov 10th. 1898
THE following stock scrips have been lost
Transfer stopped and given the York
Exchange
Wells. Fargo 4 c.. No 66S7 ........... 100 shares
Chicago. Milwaukee n 81. Paul Railway Co. pfd..
Lake Erie a Vertsrn r. u. Co Preferred No
=. All s""dns In namo OF WIN. NJ BURR. caxenoviA
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs S15,7c5, from internal revenue So
l2l Az. and from miscellaneous sources Sss7s4 n
total OF 50 4S 81 against so27s as In the preceding
u,eek Receipts for the month. n4254s7s;
nend,tures SIS 925 900: excess OF expenditures 670
no Receipts for fiscal year to date, GS Sla076; ex
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

The following is the usual table giving the num-
her Of shares Of all stocks dealt In last week. the
highest lowest and final prices OF the week, 10
gether with the final prices week ago Pie"Neu
by the avcrace price OF December is 1871:
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NOTICE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Quincy.
Illinois located a, the cry q quincy. In n. sA,s
of Illinois Is ci sing Up its affairs
holders AMI others, creditors - said Assoos
ton therefore hereby notified % present the notes
an. other cla against the Assoc alton COR payment
". :. WAKEFIELD. President
Dated Quincy. IL. December 18TH. isy.
GOOD reliable brokers wanted 10 undertake
VI the placing Of 500 900 worth Of gold bonds Security
nrs-clsss Investigation invited. references satisfactory
Add -ess BROKER, l.2+2 Broadway.
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financial
OF THE
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
DATED JULY 1. 1SS7)t

OF the probable reorganization Of the Pittsburgh
md Western Railway Company the time has come when
r., our opinon the interests u the First Bond
holders should he protected by deposit of their bonds
with us. depositor by such deposit. giving full
power dispose Of bonds deliver them under
any plan reorganization provided that In doing
obtain Bonihoder deposits his bonds with
par and cash therefor his option. the
right to bonds pan OF reorganization
and lieu OF the cash price above stated the
new securities offered under the plan. such option
for NJ least thirty DAYS after the plan issued.
Bondhoders are therefore invited deposit
with US at the purpose and with the
Indicated. receiving suitable certificates OF deposit
We cannot undertake Tor any bonds deposited
with US and we reserve the right decline any
TO receive further deposits
In opinion. prompt deposit Of bonds VIII coniuce
20 the Accomplishment; 0. the foregoing purposes.
The coupons January |. 1899. may be detached
from the bonds before they deposited with
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pend,tures. 1918 ~ 5u Excess Of expenditures: W,
do a9s THE Treasurys actual cash balance IN.
Creased in the week 1885. and now stands "a, az
293342.4ss Receipts OF Natlonai oa"A "o' "
Sa,,rrda~s Treasury statement compared with
that Of week follows:
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RANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES.

The bank exchanges OF the Ncw-York Clearing
House and tho stocks sold at the New-fork STOCK
Exchange last week and for the same week Oh INC
preceding two years compare as follows;
,-.. sG,a ok 100 ssti 24J5lI 81, iia, $50, 253
f.Hchnis-s -; s.s oso as3 s34 s.3l9.5T
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
sxty-eight railroads or systems for the first week
In December. OF these. forty-nine return gains OF
500 S23 10 per cent and nineteen return losses
OF si70s12 or 9s per cent. The whole shows gain
OF s326Oll or 80 per cent For the second week
five companies report gains OF $500. or 1876 per
cent and one company loss OF sl5.2is. or 223 per
cent The total shows gain OF slli.i5i. or IFS per
cent
Is, week in Dec 1897. 1895. Differences. Pc
40 companies So iss 81 2s9.o2i Inc $500 50 rs
10 companies. 735Ol3 l.564 col Dec. i1Osl2 IS
Total es cos ss5l72ii ss.s1a.22o Inc s33G.ool 80
companes ... $3.50 1876 $3.50 sos Inc si2e 100 1916
COMPANY ...... g. 7Gi 4s5ls Dec. l5.2i1 133
Total CO.'S. ,s9iga sloo9.sl3 Inc sil4i5a ~,
Earnings not already printed follow:
ATLANTIC AND DANvILLE
Number O miles. 2ss rs 21s
Firsf week In DC. Se2i2 sl3Jr S12 al
Jan. 10 Dec. 7....... Di,tsij 'oi"'' 30. -?
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
First week IN Dec S&.fb Ssi..s tll3.1s
DULUTH SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC
Of mi SIS
First week In Dec. So $50 s252I2 a2G ,py
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Number 81 3o7 Ao7
j., to Dec. 7'...... i.tsiiS isSSs LIZ. sss
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finantial.

FRESHFTELDS & WILLIAMS
London.
Counsel TO Reorganization Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

BONDS.
FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. NO ~ broo'"e-sI'
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THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
RECORD DEALINGS IN STOCKS.

CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREAS
URY-RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The movements of the chief active stocks ana
bonds in the week are shown in the following
tables:
STOCKS.
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ENLISTED.


Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those OF a week ago
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Extra. twhen issued. TEX dividend.
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Confederate Veteran Reunion.

by request OF Gen. John b. Gordon,
commanding United Confederate Vet
Grams, through Adjutant General aud
Chief OF Staff George B. Norman, we
announce that the eighth annual
meeting and reunion Of the United
Confederate Veterans will be held in
the city Of Atlanta, Ga, on July 20-23,
1893, the dates Of July 20, q and -
being anniversaries OF therbattles Of
Peach Tree Creek, Manassas and At
lanta, respectively. All Confederate
organizations and Confederate soldiers
and sailors Of all arms and grades are
cordially invited to attend this eighth
general reunion of their comrades.
Preparations have been made to en-
tertain all who may attend.
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A HopkinsyilIe, KY, special Of We'd
nesday to the New York Sun says
Mrs. Kate Wheeler Morris fila a suit
here for divorce to-day against her
husband, the Rev. DR.. Charles Morris,
who Is rector Of the leading Episcopal
Church in Natchez, Miss, and Pfesi.
dent of the Mississippi Female Col.
lege. She charges him with cruel
treatment. They were married here
in 1880 and have two daughters, one
II and one II. Mrs. Morris left Dr..
Norris a year ago and came here Ia
live. She is II sister OF Congressman
Charles X. Wheeler. DR.. Morris for
several years was rector Of q large
church in Evansville.
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AMERICAS GREAT VICTORY |!
SPANS Boosted Squadron is
No More.
CristobaI Colon, Almirante Oquendo.
Infanta Maria Teresa, viscaya,
Are Monuments Of Our
Victory.

Over the wires has flashed the COM
prehension Of the continental world,
that once more, America, the free,
has scored "A most glorious victory.
TO the world has just gone forth the
news that Ceryera's feet is no more.
To what are we to look forward ; what
In the future, the heal future, have
we to conquer Spain, to-day, has but
an enthusiastically small number of
wal vessels yet to be sunk-they, ac-
c0rding to reports will be attended to
by the squadron under command Of
Admiral Dewey. Should the enemy's
fleet be so foolhardy as to attempt to
reach Manila-tO come near hOme-wc
proclaim to the world at large the de-
struction OF the much vexcd and I'M
certain fleet OF Admiral Cervcra.
The ships destroyed by the Ameri-
can squadron were as follows
Cristobal Colon, Almirante OQuendo,
lnfanta Maria Teresa, Viscaya, and
two torpedo boat %destr0yers, Furor
and PlutOn.
Within the history Of the worlds
naval engagements no such victories
as those Of Manila and Santiago with
in the last nifty years. have been
known as the two late American vic.
tories. ?
After the wrecking Of the Spanish
squadron, Admiral Cervera, his officers
and men, numbering fifteen hundred,
surrendered to the commander of the
Gloucester. With the push Of the
American nation, Shafter, command
err OF the invading forces, is now at
the fortified city Of Santiago. Our
next dispatches may proclaim to the
world the surrender of the doomed
city Of Santiago.
Flags Of truce flew in both camps
at Santiago. When the Spanish COM
nander declined to surrender he said
that his troops would resume fighting
as 500 as General Shaftcr took down
his signs Of armisticc.
Spanish prisoners on the Harvard
mutinled, and several OF them were
shot.
Fearing bombardmcnt by the fleet,
the Spaniards have tried to block up
the harbor of Santiago by running the
Reina Mercedes ashore.
Admiral Camara's fleet has reached
Suez. Dispatches 10 tcrcepted by
American consul order him to go on
to Manila, but it is reported in Gibral.
tar that he has orders to return to
Spain.
No confirmation has reached Wash
ington OF the report that Spain wants
to end the war, but IL she would sug.
gest reasonable terms they would be
accepted.
Six batteries of light artillery, un.
der B~rigadicr General Randall, are ex.
pected to reach Santiago to-day.
Santiago refugees who have reached
Kingston expect to reach Santiago to.
day.
The Senate passed the Newlands
resolution for the annexation Of the
Hawaiian islands.
Our losses at Santiago were only
$50 k illed and 1000 wounded.
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What a change has come over our
people. Last summer and fall it was
not prudent to oppose Shot gun quar-.
antine in this section. Prominent
men of this place and vicinity were
threatened with hanging for opposing
the quarantine restrictions. But now.
what a radical change! Everybody,
men, women, negroes and children are
violently opposed to the quarantine
and those connected with it. Once in
a while we hear threats OF tearing up
the railroad track, shooting the in.
spectors and a general shaking up OF
the quarantine layout" Brethren,
let us grin and bear It.. Don't violate
the law OF the land. "Cussn the
quarantine fellows to your hearts
content.
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The 9th Annual Camp Meeting will
be held as usual July 18th and con.
tinue eight days, at the Sea Shore
Camp Grounds near Biloxi. The l..
& N. Railroad will place tickets on
sale at the reduced rates of fare from
all points on their lines July s to %,
good to return until Aug. 81. All
trains will stop at the grounds July
b to "a inclusive. The grounds are
open from April to Nov. !: free from
disease, fine sea bathing and pure,
sparkling drinking water and modern
accommodations.
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An outrageous piece Of discrimina-
tion occurred last week In the per-
hitting Of some sixty-nine negro cross.
tie cutters passing through to Louis
lana without being detained at Fon-
tainebleau detention camp, according
to the quarantine regulations. 1t
seems that the presence Of the negroes
IN camp was offensive and objection.
able to the M. DIS. and officers In
charge, and application was made to
Dr.. Souchon, President of the Louisi-
ana State Board Of Health, who read
lily granted tn EN- permission to 20 to
their destination In Louisiana. Does
this act not place the Louisiana board
aud the marine hospital service In an
unenviable position? Does II not show
fraud? Docs II not prove the unsav.
ory methods Of the boards? Is is not
a dlabolical and Infamous shame?
Let the voice OF the people thunder
out. Down with tranny; down with
supcrcillious arrogancy
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Commissioners Sale.
Il CRAFT GROCERY Co., EFT. AL.
vs..

vs..
ELLEN MANSFIELD, EFT. AL.
Chancery Court, Jackson County, Mississippi.
BY virtue of the authority vested In mo, by a
decree of the chancery court OF jackson county,
the February term thereof. l will sell at public
door Of tho courthouse, In the tQvn VI Scranton,
Mississippi, on the
First Monday. the lat day Of Awgast, 1898.
within legal hours, all the right. title and interest
Of Harry Mansfield and Irene Mansfield In and to
the following described. property. situated In the
town Of scranton, county Of Jackson and State Of
Mississippi. to-wit. Being q part Of the ~ Of lot
No. 8, commencing at the northwest corner Of lot
No. 9, aud running thence westwardly on Delmas
avenue 30 feet; thence s%outhwardly 100 feet;
thence castwardly ~ feet, to the west line Of lot
No,9 thence northwnrdly along the said west line
Of said lot No. 0 to Delmas avenue, the place Of
beginning. Also the lot Of land with the appur.
tenances thereunt0 belonging now known AZ the
Mansfield Bakery lot" having a front Of GO feet
on Frederic street, and running back east 100 feet
and bounded on the south by lands OF Laura Del.
situated In the town OF Scranton, county Of Jack.
son, State Of Mississippi, the same being a portion
Of what Is known as the Valentine Delma estate,
In the town OF Scranton. and Of lot 8, Of the eur.
vey OF said estate, MS per map Of record In the h.
cord Of Deeds Of said county, and being the home.
stead tract OF Daniel Mansfield, diseased, which
was reserved from sale In the partition Of lands
belonging to said decedent's estate.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July, 1893.
Z. II. LEWIS, Commissioner
July 8, 1893. 2l-A
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Miss Sally McGehee Isom, OF Ok
FORD, who occupies the chair OF elocu-
ton at the State University, has been
invited by the Fortnightiy Club Of
New York TO accompany them and
assist In the inauguration Of the
American Shakespearcan Symposium,
to be held at StratfUrd -on.Avon, July
u, % and 20. This conspicuous honor
is conferred upon Miss Isom alone, a.
the sole representative Of the South,
and she will DO accompanied by Miss
Lynne West, . pupil Of Miss IsOus's,
who has completed Q course Of elocu.
tinn In the State University. They
! Will sail for New York on July 9th.
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The old idea that all country news
paper publishers are so poverty strick-
en- that they are compelled to subsis list
on cord wood, bccswax. sheep pelts,
coon skins and soft soap has at last
been dispelled by IA wiley thief who
burglarizcd the residence Of Gen. p.
X. Mayors, editor Of the Scranton
DEMOCRAT-STAR, last week, securing
two valuable gold watches, some mon
ey and a list0f delinquent subscribers.
The latter will prove valuable refer.
ence for the burglar.
Forest Register.
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Early in the civil war the m~artinets
were given to disparaging the volun.
teer sOldiery in comparison with the
regulars, but they were taught better
long before Appomattox. The world
never saw better soldiers than these
volunteers, and especially those Of
them who followed the plumes OF
Jackson and Of Lee.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-07-08

Gov. McLaurin has appointed Mr..
e. II. Nall State Land Commissioner,
vice John M. Simonton, deceased.
This is a very good appointment. Mr..
Nall has been chief clerk in the Sec
rotary Of States Office for a number OF
years, and was a candidate for the
SeCratarYShin.
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1t is now the opinion of the law
officers Of the State that chancery
clerks will have to place a %ten-cent U.
s. stamp on their certificates certify
ing to the Auditor that the report of
the tax collector is correct. Two OF
these reports are.reQuired monthly.
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The Springfield rifle, with which
our soldiers are chiefly armed, is only
effective at 1900 yards, whereas the
Mauser, with which the Spanish sold.
Iers are armed, is effective at 1000
yard. This is a tremendous disparity
and every effort should be made to
supply the former with long-range
magazine rifles. Fortunately, the ma.
rines at Guantanamo were so armed.
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-Four members Of the Mississippi
Legislature have gone to fight the
Spaniards. These are Senator Noel,
OF Holmes, and Representatives Mont
g0mery, OF Kinds; Glover, of Coaho-
ina, and Sheppard, of Wayne. All of
them are commissioned officers. Mr..
Montgomery is colonel of the Second
Regiment, and Mcssrs. Noel and Glov-
er are captains in that regiment.
while DR.. Sheppard is hospital stew.
ard Of the First Regiment.
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Soldiers of the British army are re.
joicing over an order recently issued
by Lord Wolseley to abolish the use of
heavy hcadgear on field days and in
hot weather. The full headdress will
hereafter be worn only during reviews
and when the men are on guard.
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There was about two hundred per-
sons at Fontainebleau detention
camp this week from McHcnry, Bay
st. Louis and other points along the
coast. The camp is being enlarged
for what purpose We do not know.
There is no sickness on the coast now
and no prospect OF any this season.
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Capt. Bob Showers, the handsome
and able editor of the Oxford Globe,
has concluded to go to war. He is
organizing a company for one of the
Mississippi battalIons called for by
our Governor. Bob is Of true hood,
and his men will be certain to be in
the front rank II they follow him. We
hope he may return unhurt.
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MARINE.
An

OFFICE DEx0cRAr-SrAa,t
Scranton, Miss, July 8, 1898.
Report Tor week ending July 7, 1888.
ENTERED.
July 4 Am. sch. Hildegard, Green, from From.
terra, Mexico.
July 4. Am. sch. Mile Williams, Soderstrom,
from Vera Cruz,
CLEARED.
July l.. Brit. ship Pacific, Hawkins, 1861 tons,
far Dmdreicht, Holland. with l,5Gi ,C47
superficial tert lumber.
July 9. Am, sch. Traveller, Noiman, for Cam
peche, Mexico, 70. III ieet timber, value
$l672 q.
July 8. Brit, bk Robert s. Bernard, Andrews,
for Rotterdam, Holland, 2S,O5s feet lum.
Der, value ~. 100,
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Col. j. L. Power our good Secretary
of State has appointed his son, Mr..
Joseph W. Power as assistant Secre-
tary Of State to hll vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr.. e. II. Hall, ap-
pointed State Land Commissioner.
Joe Power Is n chip Off the old block
and we know he Is the right man in
the right place.