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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

CEMETERY FOR THE fEOPLE-NEw YORK GENE
~ eryos capable Of burying from Is to 20 bodies SELL
until farther notice for the low price Of 5
able SIS first pstal balance at 80 per month Persons
paying the fret instanent entitled to bury.
The following will show the saving Of
those who purchase lots thess grounds in compare
with Cemeteries The Of funeral TO and from
the grounds Of the New York Cemetery by the ferry will
passenger each The cost of funeral
other by ferry TO the thus
upon equality with other Cemeteries but
purchase lot In other Cemeteries, incur
another expense before reach their grounds II by
railroad the extra chare for single funeral Of sixty
or less is S0 II by steamboat carriages the
greatly exponse it is possible to get
rid OLA attending Therefore, IL lot in the
New York Cemetery holds % bodies and the
of gle funeral take the lowest amount is SO To
TO other Cemeteries here is saving favor Of the New
York Cemetery Of 500 lot. Now, this cacu
lation still farhersay association shall purchase
hundred each holds 20 bodies saved
BY purchasing in the New York Cemetery, is $4,000 the
of which would aid materially In supporting it's
sick members Again, IL association should want
thousand lots the calculation holds good the amount
saved would make the of S2OOW These
facts worthy Of confederation line of stages
running to the grounds from Jersey City Ferryfare
shilling Notice-The Company will give month notice
in lie daily papers, before they raise the prices Of lots
Ut. LEETE, See'y.
Principal Office. No lo2 Broadway N. Y. Branch ohoe
No. As York street, Jersey City
WIN. LEAvENwoRTH Esq 10 the sole agent for the sale
Order Odd Fellows also general agent for
other societies and individuals His ose No. Nassau
street. New York.
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INSURANCES.

OFFICE OF THE FIRE INSURANCE CON-
" pany, No. 81 Wall street. Now York.-This Company
with full capital and large surplus securely invested
to effect assurances against Loss and Damage
Fire. all descriptions Of Property Also Inland Nav
CATION Risks as favorable terms similar institution
in this city. AL losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas W. Thorne, Martin Hoffman, Andrew D. Melick.
j I'm Van Boskerck, John J. Herrck, w. II. Jacobs
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyck Philip Burrowes,
Henry II. Ward, George Bell, James L. Adams.
John Hecker. THOS. W. THORNE, President.
W. C. KELLOGG. Secretary.
T IFE INsURANCE.-THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL
IL Life Insurance Company, Of Londsn and New York,
Capital three millions Of dollars continues to insure the
lives of persons proceeding to California by either Of the
assurances be effected day. between
the hours Of 10 and 4.
FREDERICK SALMONSON General Agent for the
United States, Is Wall street, New York.
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SATURDAY, June 10 p. NJ.
The market for iorr lrmer for Western aud this
State brands, with lair amount OF sales, Including
pan GELS tor export. Rye Hour and meal we're duL
Tho market tor wheat was firm, with n good demand.
Corn. also in active u, nand with free sales ~
steady prices at the close; yellow what heavy
There speculative demand for pork aud si.es a
both Nj, IS and prime made at improved prices.
Beef also. in better request. and saes made at an
advance former rates Cut meats were dui
while lard 6rmer In groceries fair saes OF sugars
made. and reported ut hrmrr rates In coston
there nothing vi momsnt doing beyond saios made
tbs
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do. yellow stained At o,So 60 IL bills crushed New
Orleans, at IKE per pound, cash. Codce-5o bags
Triage, at Axe per pound. cash Rssins-95 casks
Malaga bunch, damaged Mt Soc, cash. Currsnts-2o
casks, at SC. per pound. cash. Duck-I2a pieces
Plotnikofs sail cloth, damaged, at Axe exc; IL do
Irvine duck, damaged at si4c 7ss pieces of heavy
Ravens damaged at Axe 4ssc. per yard. Cotton
"a bales Texas damaged. at 4a.o u 7kc, cash.
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G. II. C1ark lI6 WILLIAM STA Cent?

G. b. Clark, ZIG william STA Gentleman
must Thermometer Soy have Summer Clothing. have
large stock OF Goods Also oil Iesdy made Summer Vests,
procuring Clothes suit you.
DR.. IL. Bostvvick's Practical Works, trea-
ting class Of diseases See advertisement another
column They the best books the subjects of which
they treat, extant.
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EOR SALE OR TO RENT-THE SPLENDID BILLIARD
Saloon the of antic and Henry sts, South
Brooklyn. Inquire on the premises
NOR sALE.-A BAY HORSE, IS HANDS HIGH KIND
in single double harness, beautiful saddle and
has trotted mile in I'm As the Union Course Long
Island and mile in 2m Sos in harness. sale
Apply at 1T Grand street.
HARNESS FOR SALE.-A SUPERB DOUBLE SET
of Harness is offered for sale less than cost 1t
made this spring from the best Of materials is light
attractive with steel names and mountngs suitable
light rockaway Orders received for oil kind. OF
made second to in point Of style workman
ship, by T. FITZHARRIS, 40 Atlantic st., Brooklyn.
CAMPHOR WOOD TRUNKS FOR SALE AT THE SU B.
~ scrbers factory of the largest Sizes Also Camphor
wood Sbavngs Likewise, Pencil Cedar Trunks, the only
JESSE DELANO.
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MAcKEREL FISHERY, &c.-The schooner Ha-
milton arrived at this port, on Thursday, from the
South, with sixty barrels mackere This the first
fare landed here this The catch Of mackerel
Telegraph says" The ced and halibut fishery from
this place is very much depressed at this time in
sequence of the extremely low prices The best Of
Georges fish selling here at So Is per quintal
and halibut from rs cents to 81 per 100 pounds
Nantucket Mass Inqmirer, June TO-
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A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE
IA and treatment Of venerea Diseases and all other aeo
s y hs saS
Plates and many hney executed @ q on Mo'd Ss
trac. from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journait
is illustrated by extraordinary specimens 81 eoored 1.-the
anish and it is striking the ndoaabe Perse-
srsy sSas will enable him ooprns, society
only to he found in The Libraries who that
he was both and eov,ed while HynS wSu' At
Eugn lone OF The n% s Of ssasss
se equal these BY contrastingthe volumes
humble estimation. should be accorded the New York
no. sa' @ lie
he fact neither denied Conceal
M ye far dnysns Of the ~, kind on
Try on Diseases q. Urinary ORGANS Author
ofTreae the Nature and Treatment Of spermatorrh,
and other pd5sS wG ~ s Ss sa
Ply scian, Author Of fhe Family Physician; and AZ
ssndhg rh sean AND SURGEON to the New York Medical ana
For sale at hs Russsrs sfpEsI and r0Tn r..
usua monthly reports Of this Institution enomeratng
cured vi" NOV % pD''''"'' " HOVER BosrwIcK MD.
~ Treatise, IS Greenwich stroe-0n hour..s
py in early VIII Be surprised Tapidy and
ever those who have suffered certain class Of people,
who properly appreciate his services Ia structure from
stages tem uncommon ADVANTAGES and very extensive
practice he ansrd rapid, easy and radical which,
he has grounds for stating be obtained from other
In America.
'Cnk MARkiED w1mAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COn::
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Women sixth editicl ismo. pp. 80 Price 81 SLOW
copies sold in six month";
fears Of suffering physical and mental anguish somsny
asee.onete Wife and pscuni.ry 20 The
might have been spared thousands would have es
joyed peenee thousands broken In health ~0uie
hasejoyed it, hundreds IN their graves been st Av~
BY timely possession of this work. -,
III intended especially for the married. OF those contem
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Here, al.o. every saaie-thc wife she mothsr shs one
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On receipt OF copy will be Transmitted " man,
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. June IL

L. We
The stock market closed quite buoyant yesterday,
and the bulls for Itme in the ascendant The
advance has been much greater in the good sound d
vdend paying securities in the fancies and
the improvement is therefore, likely be more per-
manent. The faneies are with difficulty sustained,
and the probability IL that the bulls will break down in
their attempt to carry them Our favorite railroad
stocks rapidly losing grouni their receipts do not
increase largely anticipated, and much disap-
pointmcnt is exhibited by holders who evnce consi-
derabe anxiety to realize. The receipts Of the Har
lem, for the first fourteen days of June this year,
have only been about FIVE hundred dollars over
and above those for the period in 18i8 The
earnings of the Erie Railroad, have shown,
will be much less than estimated. That company
will lose at least I've hundred thousand dollars
this years. business, that amount will be much
added to the cost Of the road without adding mile to
its length. The Long Island Company shows no in
Of any Importance in its receipts This has des
troyed public confidence in these stocks invest
ments, and have doubt but that great quantity
Of each will be put upon the market prices
change much either way
The value Of merchandise imported into this pert for
tho week ending the 18th inst, ST. 045 against
1858 in 1S4s slC76s7s 1s47; and 81 207 797 in
1886 The imports Of specie last week. amounted to
$35142 value of dry goods entered at custom house,
1891 297 entered for warehousng SS362s; withdrawn
from warehouse, $40 604.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port up to the close Of business Saturday
amounted to $37os3; payments, S33s,361; advces,
s214 OOO balance 1903 s19 94 treasury notes
dered for stock during the week, Sl2l,75o
Having made several additions to our list Of ship
ments Of gold from San Francisco again publish it,
knowing will be interesting to many in this country
and in Europe. The expectation Of gold dust from
California has been much larger than antic pated
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The displacement Of half of this Giro uaton,
will require increase of gold to the amount Of six
hundred millions of dollars Independent Of this i'm
commercial paper and evidences publcin
debtedness, which used kind of currency to o
large amount, will be displaced and their place sup
piled with gold. In ordinary times, when confidence
undisturbed, very great influx Of gold would
displace large amount Of paper, before it would
act very much upon the value Of property but the
political revolutions in Europe, and the prospect Of
general war have shaken public and private credit
that they upon the Of revusion explosion
that will prove most disastrous to all concerned is
holders Of such currency. In the United
States shall not experience change to such
tent but here gold will dspace alarge amount Of
bank paper. The effect Of such movement will be to
generally and that immense increase of currency,
which many anticipate from the production of NO
much gold in California The revolutions and revul-
sons In Europe in their effect upon the currency
traze the rapid increase Of gold and preserve the
equilibrium Of commerce. 1t will therefore take seve-
raj years at the rate of production estimated above,
before the influx Of California gold will bring about any
great arrangement Of commercial systems or have any
very great influence upon prices. Even with the
listing amount Of paper currency We require specie
basis several hundreds Of millions larger than that
have in consequence of the rapid increase Of national
wealth and the immense extent Of the undeveloped re-
Sources of the world.
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PUBLICATIONS.

DORTRAIT OF VERY REV. THEOBALD MATHEW
Just published faithful likeness of the great apostle Of
temperance Tinted and coored 81; colored without tint
81 cents tinted, plain % cents plain small paper 10 cents
For sale by GOUPlL, V1BERT & co 2s9 broadway.
EDITORIAL GEM FOR THE FAMILY-THE NEW
York Organ Pictorial for the Fourth July ready
and be obtained the News Agencies throughout the
country. Among the rich and varied contents would
name washington's Fidelity Freedom Emily Geger
original revolutionary story by Arthur The Fallen
Mothers Bxthdsy "MuIdsT and Glory The Grog shop
Change, Gossping Neghbors" The Dram Drinker" "Je-
ferson presenting his Glorious Declaration John Adams be-
fore King George, Father Mathew, &C. &c. &c.
The matter in this Pictorial Sheet Interesting high toned
and use" the ebgavngs elegant and attractive IL beam
tfuy printed fine As Family Pictorial Sheet
il unequalled The price only 10 cents Persons in the
country copy by enclosing the amount
in letter and directing IT, post paid to OLIVER BRO
THEIRS, Publishers, l2S Fulton st., New York.
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Martin Sharp killed at Newark, N j., on the
10th inst, by cart-wheel passing his neck.
The annual commencement of Harvard college takes
place the third Wednesday in July.
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w HOLESALE MURDER!
w LYONS Magnetic Powders slay
Thousands Of bed bugs every day.
Armies Of heas they destroy,
Reaches from crcvices decoy;
And Civ to all the insect race
very speedy coup de grace.
Remember, too, that LYONS Pill
Will rats and mice, by wholesale, kill,
While pills and powders, harmless, mild
If eaten, would not hurt child
Sold at 42O Broadway, only.
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AMUSRlaENTS.


SgsssT ~ w. b.r. Manager -ssnsss = xa rs no.
Per ssS s' ess esf'
SS a Of
coTsy Ssr N.ss;s %f NV
Cree Ss Il: sASs Corp. 4.
Gavote and Pas Gree BY Nine Monpaisir and Mons Cor
Circles, Is cts Gallery, lt,s cts
RURToN's THEArRE-BENEFIT OF MADAME AU-
~ ss ap
T h.S NJ EsItneT Miss MSrdan Miss chsp%an Ate,
%saar M: Hamilton; Gissiie Mad Augusta ssrRs Mis-:
F b Th aS .d Mr. . Gs%s
thalie. Mad. Augusta; Duchess Miss binert Kelly, Mas
and Parqusts os Family Circle Sc; P2Sate Boxes. IS
and S. Doors open ~; curtain ,ises7A
CAsTLE GARDEN-FRENCH HEIsER, PRoPRIE-
PTosra%ms for MSndsy lyme 18Th. First
sS9f ; dhz:..is Fs%t
Miss n o'connOri Pot Pourri osImania Second Part
s DsS5 ! a Rf MI
s after ' oS r be for
Concert to commence at ~.
Manager and Proprietor; j. Greenwood, jr Assistant
Mansser Splendid performances every afternoon ~
srs,ed wcploriu and e,,raordnary Quaker Giant and
. s a as a
ENGAGED for another week Last week of Whites celebrated
Of Negro Ministries tnIsd States Also saged Miss
As aH p Miss Was a&u4s Mr. Gp
representations of the siamese Twins Madam Rockwell.
the Fortune Teller Admission to the WHOLE 25c children
under ten years. I21sc.
TUE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince reefs, and the only in
this country consists of number of life size Figures
OF Chinese Of all classes hundred Chinese Paintings
Houses Stores and Vessels Models Of Paso
das Temples and Brdges Specimens Of Chinese Manuao-
lures their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements
strumepts of Music Lanterns nc. &C. Open from A. M.
TILL ~ I'm daily Admittance 70 cents; children under L.
half price.
NASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
~ to give series OF Grand Promenade Concerts
same magnificent scale and that adopted cele
braed Julien and Musard in Paris and London request
steal artists vt talent and who wish
gage to submit their propositions Tin wrting) their
gulariv authorized agents. Nsssrs Corkyn and Martini,
Barclay street. New York. TREECB h HEISER.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERR.

SALES.
Bosro. June iGBrckers lBoa ~ shAres ysrmons
Central Railroad, ~ Northern kNlrosi ~ ~ Westere
RAILROAD, IJ2,sj Nashua and N9rec'tes hsrcsL sll
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" merous vsiters TO these popular Billiard Rooms with
10 tsbesD fully inform ed that Mr. Field
turned 20 his favoe quarters 50l broadway corner
eker street Call ard try his supporter cobblors
N.Bvisitcrs who have been disappob ted In getting
chance to play, arc informed tbet arrangements made
Cor eight more tables.
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HOTELS, sc.

VNADAWANACK HOUSE, STONINGT0N, COMMITTEE
subscriber having returned the above spacious Hotel
of three has improved it additional
and general renovation throus hout To families
wishing quiet home during the months, healthy
location large airy and ell furnished at reasonable
charges Their. few places possessing the advantages
The sailing fishing bathing and other rational amusenent
equal any similar shore watering place In the
the establishment he will be assisted by Mr.
Alonzo Reed. HOkATIO BLAKE.
A TLANTIC PAVILION, LATE HIGHLAND HOUSE.
n at the Highlands Of Neversink, j. open, ha
retted and newly knhed for the reception Of
boardrs and ytors generally where every
comfort that be desired will be supplied the
shortest possible notice the onable terms
The location being the margin If the
ders further notice wholly Those wishing to
Ed win Lewis Neversnk, which ply daily
from New York. N. b. The bar will be well stocked with
the quality Of Wines LIQUORS SC Sail
fishing tackle constantly OF hand by G. H. WHITE
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SHI'PPIN6.

sHIPPING.
ss..aS4ip: between New Y;:. "a EI;sres.. Sss.::.
Anal; s:' .ss ,s
s s.s:.sH.' S SsSii : s Eye {. 81
Ssi ;ssss t ks1s.' ss.iis,i June
ee s.sri. s ssssi ss9iHss s9i, ass
rsh. will BE- eassd
spsos beyond a@onn. for @ Expenses: an let
from New Ysri OF Boston Cabin si
second d. ' For fF'''As '5 Hfs'siEs bspSy
DAcKETs FOR nAvRE.-sECoND LINE.-rHE SHIP
Baltimore SSR XII m K 4. Is street,
81 s ss1sS5
.r.o BOYD i HiNGKES ~ WalIss
LIOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA cnAeREs-oN sArUR-
day. June Subtitle we'll known steamship CRESCENT
Sas % sn r rsl for csas
arriving in time to meet the Pasd of July The
:sSy !. with SAP fV Fl sHi sT
EoR SAN FRANCISCO, cALIroRNiA-To SAIL
about IT. 5pyThs fret Glass fast sailing ship
greater part Of her cargo engaged viii sail about iss July
s Ss @ ns ss' has s p.
apply on board, at Pier 10 North River Or
wv Elm i 4 ELI s2HhHe co. A? ssass 81 3.
NoR CALIFORNIA; BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER YES
POO burthen blu 1t for the
and fitted with handsomely furnished
possible will hail about the 2b Of July ballast
trim, with probability Of making remarkably quick
fip About ~ passengers, forming select company,
secure passage on applying to g. j. ROLLINS Co,
81 Wall street..
NOR CALIFORNIA, VIA HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS
II and Chspes.-Mail line Thursday, 18th June.rhe
modious and staupch double engine steamship FALCON will
sail with the United mails for the Pacific
from Panama in July Passengers by the Falcon
III avoid delay and at Panama. Pas
Chaares-Afer saloon $3.50 forward saloon Sll5
lower cabin $40; $50 and found Persons out Of
city passage by forwarding half che
The Falcon lUb burthen built IN the best
are un,urpssssd, and well ventilated Her machinery has
ughy tested and proved unequaled and being
double safety than
otherwise he found. For passage or freight apply TO
" .. ROBERTS us West street.
ITO CAIIFOENIANS.-WITH AN EXPERIENCE or
fifteen in preparing stores for shirs and Pas
nger the sahsc confidently offers his services per-
intcnoing to make the voyage TO taornie. At his
ore NAV be had estma for Provision Of every des-
years An will he put suitable packages
Ne Isthmus, or for tholonger route.
A. KEMP ne Wall street New York
NOR CALIFORNIAN MARRIED MAN, ~ YEARS
Of of thorou4h business aiis Is derous
M services with persons bound for Fran
co or Gold Mines travelled through the <, eater
rart the Europe Wet Indies Central
mule travelling aud the moie Of living In the bush.
The advertiser feels confdeu that his service. oud
person who mEh Witt this place. either for ~
Of merchandise in San francisco oomptniox
The pns lettcrs addressed "Psciso Ocean, thit oice
will 10 ATTENDED 70.
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUsEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
MEDICAL.


~ usual to diseases of the Eye and Ear at Ia Warren st.
Ss e s % ss describing his mode
50 edition ct his popular Treatise on tho Eye Price 90 cts
DR; elliott. oCULlsT, 6s5 BROADWAY. INFORMS
;G:
poor usual, AFTER 5 O'clock on the above days.
DR, WHEELER, ,oCULIsT % GREENWICH STREET.
syotss his exclusive attention to Diseases Of the Eye
beautiful collection from Paris onoe hours from A. to
Dr. 81
his office.
DOCTOR A. BURTIs COOK HAS BEEN % YEARS
engaged in the successful of private Diseases
including syphilis gonshG geet structure bubo seminal
q sSs Te,dsaes Madison
G ha e PS and
the case with all who advertise themselves as doctors
symptoms OF CHOLERA.-BALLs VEGETABLE sY-
- has failed to the Darrhea the
hours sides The stomssh, and always leaves the
from phi! sicans and others who have it, be
'ss ri ,hs Ink
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURE.-THE AsIATIC
Golden Life Drops San Eas. India Ger.
late Dr. Gram Of NV York city prescribed tho abeys pre-
SuTrSw q Phaasph. also PTsse.issd /. IN go
sas
ana Keep in their pockets Price 90 c. W. Chds
Co., sole PROPRIETOR Philadelphia G. H. Ring only
for New York, S2 Broadway BY Mrs. Hayes, SS Fulton
street. Brooklyn N. " and At No. 80 Court Boston,
CONSUMPTION PREVENTED THAT CONSUME
~ ton when firmly fixed and seated be cured
much doubt but that be prevented the proper
remedies applied in season. firmly believe. sgh
cold gentle cough, general arrangement the
which renders the individual sick wethese
the hch herald the approach Of the fell destroyer
II these be attended to in season all may DO WE'LL butncgec
them and they will be to gain the mastery and what
was al first only troublesome and annoying ~ last becomes
For ncipent consumption We know Of better remedy
than BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. 1t is soothing
and healing IN it's nature and admirably adapted to allay
dspste that and distressing irritation which
much prevails ut this Of the caused by colds
coughs chill brought sudden changes
in the weather know several which have
radically cured by the Of this asam Some
years friend Of suffering under what
thought be confirmed conumptona cough loss OF
appetite night &C. BY the of this Balsam he
dspeed these alarming encroaehment and is in the
enjoyment Of comparative good health. New England
WashiDgtonan Boston, November, 1Si7.
Those of this excellent article be supplied with
the genuine with the signature Of BUTTS the wrapper,
at the Agents.
For sale, wholesale and retail by Messrs b. D. Sands,
100 Fulton street. of William 23 Broadway Irving
Building, of Chambers William Burger "a Court
and street and BY the Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canada.
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DANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR rug CON-

BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR the CON-
srustion Of Railroad across tho 1sthmus Of Panama
subscriptions for the Capital Stock Of this Company TO the
amount of SWp0 addressed Ia the Commissioners under
SEAL and enclosing $40 each share subscribed, wall be
received at the Bank the State Of New York Wall street
Wednesday, the 9Th inst Shares 500 each. No sub
scrpton to he binding til the hole Is subscribed
Prospectus aud Pampht containing necessary fnformA
ton, mA be had ut the Bank Juno III. 1919.
WILLIAM II. AsPINWALI,)
JOHN T.. STEpHENS Commissioners
HENRY CHAUNCEY