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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20
JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston

JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston.
FJNHE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
L ut its iaat session In December. 1860, granted a
Lottery Privilege to Deputy Grand Master w. w BOYD,
OF Atlanta da, land other grantccsI Cor tho benefit ol
tile widows ntd orphans In the State, and TO and
cndow all inHtitutiOn To bo called tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
who has associated with himself In the discharge Of this
duty an Managers. several Of tho most eminent wca!ty
md influential men In Georgia. who have accepted thr
sacred trust.
The high and honorable c,' ractcr OF these gentlemen
the unwearteI zeal In fncftfAblG labor ani heartfelt
devotion OF Deputy urnnd Master BOYD, the principal
nnrnger In hs cnsc. iH sufficient Kunrautrc that Tie,
cr Tho proceeds Of tho Lottery, less tic current cx.
penses, have to be applied to the building enowng
OF tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
nnd being devoted erciusively such charitable pur.
posc pcrmission las been granted by the Commissioners
Of Internal Revenue Of tho Treasury Department at was
whether from special tax other duty
Hundreds of thousands Of friends OF the Masonic Fra
ternity In the United satcs nnd oil good citizcna will
rpjoccd 10 scc tho
"MAsoNIC ORPHANS HOME"
erected and endowed, and be tho pride glory of the
Grand fraternity, for tho great institution OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY
hosors lko Code Angel Mercy over tho widows und
orphans. II ministers s loving charities to those In
want md its principles of iberay, brotery love and
CHARITY will endure for ages, md their binding urce
strong as links OF steel.
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CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAs-1lon. L. j. MOSES prcsding.-Tho Court
met at 10 a. NJ, and proceeded to business Tho
Clerk called Tho roll, aild n sufficient number OF
jurors answering, tho following Grand Jury was
organized:
James ii. Murrcll, Foreman; II. ii. Bolgcr W
L. RnNcnrl, j.. Orcntt, Dr. s. Ianniatcr, A. r. Ita-
ycnel, j. IL: Stonmoyor, D. D. Scllur, SAINT Webb
J. Flnum, ID O'Soil, Jas. SilcuX, ID. williams, T..
Opdebcrck, John Clancy.
Tho Attorney General was prepared with sixteen
prnscntmcnts, but calling the names, nu pruse.
cutors appeared, and but few witnesses. lilo
Judge tlion ordered that bcnch wnrrants DO iss,cll
against Tho defaulting parties, und that tlcy
should show cause why tloy had not answered to
tho call Of tho Court. No cases being really for
tho Grand jury, the Judge thanked them for their
attendance, especially at timc whom so many
woro derolict AMI when the State required tho
services of nll. Thoy wcro then discharged until
10 a. III. to-day when tho answers of tho tcfaultcrs
will bo heard.
The following Petit Jurics wcro then organized,
and tho Court adjourncd
r. .IW9 40. .Tconrad Ring, Foreman; a; H: II-
Michael I.ai,aginn and l.. Lavinorich. -
Jury No. 2.-W. ). lIastie, Foreman; p. W.
Clary, F. Epstein, II. NJ; aIaEwood, d. Gollstoin,
Z. G. Strolrckcr, w. II. JcGers, s. O. Warnock,
Jn0. 9. Siinons, a. 4. Corstou,.W II. Gruycr and
Juacph Guy.
SnPerhmncrar,cs.-J. L. Virgins, n. s. Hama
hnn, Jno: Drums, II. 1. Brandt, s. NJ. Brown, J. ].
BorsclI, j. ). Riggs, y. ID. DOar, j. IL. Symcs W.
L. White, +. T. Irnscr and L. q. Cart.
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Tho numbors from To 1000 corresponding with tho
numbers tic Tckets prntcd scpaate slips OF
paper and encrclG with small tubes End placed in
Hlass wheel-a tho prizes In ncoorlanco with tho
Scheme. are similarly printed aud encrclc and placed
III another glass wheel Tho wheels then rcyolyed
aud two boys: blindfol,icd. draw the n,.mbcrs and
prizes. One OF Tho boys draws number from tho
whec OF numbers. and at tho limo Tho other boy
.lrnws out one prizo from Tho wheel Of price, Tho
Der and prize drawn out exhibited to tho audience
and whatever prize coos out is registered and placed
tho credit Of That cumberland tIs operation Is repeat
od until all Tho prizes nro drawn out.
Tho Tickets AFRO printed In tho following stylo: They
arc divided into printed tho face Of the Ttckct
Ei6hths bear 4 tho samo number constitute Whole
TIcfot Prizes p yublo without discount
". w. BOYD CO., Managers
htanta, Ga
Correspondents may rely on prompt attention to Or
dors by simply enclosing money with full address. AL
orders for Tickets and Bchcmes and information 10 DO
addressed to
JAMES KERR, Agent,
oFFICRNo. 20 DHoAD STREET,
Key yox No. E8i, Charleston, n. C.
June II limo
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TIE PARIS ExrosrT1oN.-Tho MASON & IIaMLIS
Cabinet Organs nrc attracting much attention at
the Paris Exposition. The correspondent of tho
Now York journal Of Commerce, after uluding in
very complimentary terms to tho American pianos
i'll tho Exposition, continues
Nor is less artistic skill and taste displayed in
tho fino Cabinet Organs of Mcssrs. MASON & HAM
LIN, which arc acknowledged to oxccl whatovor
has yet been effected in tho quality nnd sweetness
of tones produced from roeds Tho exhibition OF
these hns been great SUCCESS, and has taken Pa
risian artists and builders quito by surprise, be-
cause they were in great measure unprcparcd to
find American mechanical gonius developing itself
so much upon objects relating to tho agreement
and luxury Of life, as upon those which hayo re.
gard only to profit and utility. Tho cases OF those
magnificent Cabinet Organs have also been OK.
tromely admired for toir design and execution, in
both Of which respects thoy nro allowed to rival
tho best productions Of tho Fnubourg 81. An.
toinc."
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NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
rTNIE RULES AND FORMS IN BANKRUPTCY, AS
l. adopted and authorized by tho Supreme Court of
uln United States. Tho only GENUINE edition. Mono
tho country on receipt OF 81 15
aI- liberal discount nnde tn tho trade Address
c. L. SiYltE Co. National Law House,
No. 305 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Juno 10 Washington, D. q.
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Conrus CnRIsrI.-This dny Catholics cycry ywhcro
| observe uB ''iyh Church festival, services tho
same MS on S, ny. After High Mass lhero will
be procession around tho exterior OF st. Patrick
Church. We Ind prepared q lengthy sketch Of tho
origin Of thr festival a,.s! .c iuOtio In which il In
observed in different countries, but regret that our
crowded columns preclude it's publication today
o .
THE ARTEsIAN WELL.-Our intlofatienblo friond
MINOR MELTON, is still boring Mt tho Artesian Wcl
and though he had many difficulties 10 contend
with, hc fccls confident that tho contamination
most dovoutly wished for-a plentiful supply of
water-"ill soon DO obtained. lilo has been labor
nS for sono timo to oxtrcato tho bucket which is
lodged at tho bottom Of tho vol, but 30 fur his
tilorts l'ave bccn futile. In cnlcaroring to reach
tho bucket, several poles have become dutaccd,
and llnsc also lodged in tho well. Major MELTON
liz now making preparations 10 remove thosc and
lie will then be enablcd to reach tho bucket. Tho
well s now over 1900 feet, AMI il ia anticipated That
when il reaches tho depth of 1900 feet flow of
water will bc obtained that will DO nmpIy sufficient
to supply both tho city and private housca. Major
WEL1oN is confident TINT when tho bucket is onco
removed, it will DO comparatively an easy tnsk TO
complete tile boring, and thcro will bo tlon no
impeachment i'll tho way TO prevent tho full flow OF
tho walcr.
numbor Of bath rooms hnvo boon fitted UP OIL
tho well grounds, md pleasant baths can HOW bo
obtained at reasonable rates. Tho water ia soft
and Of nh agreeable temperature, and tho bath
rooms promise to bo, in limo, OF the inBtitu-
tions OF Charleston. At present they arc decidedly
moro useful tnn ornamental, but give a promise
of the good things to come and arc n stop toward
that perfect state TO DO produced by our recon-
struction. E.
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
Wednesday, July 18th, 1gS7--CIass ID.
SCHEME TILE aAME For EACH MONTH
ApPROXIMATION pRTZEs

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximation PriEcs OF $500 Zach for tito
nine remaining units OF the same toi, OF the
No. drawing the $50 900 Piize nre ........ 1000
ApproximatinH Prizcs Of $3.50 each for tho
nino remaining units Of the Bamo ten of tho
No. drawing tho $4,000 PHzo arU. 1880. 1850
Approximation Prizes OF 5000 Zach for tho
nine remaining units OF tho satno ten OF tho
No. drawing the SlU, 900 Prizo uro........ 1900
Approximation Prizes OF 500 oaci for tho
nino remaining units OF tho samo ton of tho
No. drawing tho IS, 900 PrIIe arc. .......... 900
ID Approximation Prizes OF 500 c7eh fur tho
niuo remaining unitH Of Tho Same ten of tho
Nos. drawing Tho 81, 800 Prizes ....... 1900
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUnr-IIon. GEo s.
BRYAN presiding. DAILY, creditor of
FLAuM, Us. JULIUS FLAuM-in Bankruptcy, order
for injunction. On reading tho affidavit annexed,
on motion of WILKINSON & GILcnnIsr, Solicitors
for tho petitioners creditor, it wns ordered TINT
nh injunction do issue restraining Tuos Y.
SIMoSs Esq, md HENRY BUST, ESQ.,, from making
any transfer or disposition Of tho property re-
coivcd ns tho assigned cstato OF the saiil JULIUS
FLAUM, which may now DO in thoir control until
tho further action Of tho Court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20

ILLNESS OF FATHER ONEIII., OF SAvANHAn-
There are many persons in this city who aro well
acquainted with Father O'NE1LI. and -cmcmbor
tho pleasant intorcourso they lInvo hal with him
in this city. His numerous frionls will be gricvctl
to loarn of his illness, and will echo tho following
sentiment OF tho Savannah Republican
"Wo arc sure tho entire community will regret
to learn TINT tho Reverend Father ONErLI. is worry
Ill, and that DR.. ARNOLD prono::nccs him in dam
gorous condition. Wo hopc to hear of his speedy
recovery and roturn to bless his parish"
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.note. range from "a s7s to So Tar dun, at s2s

okhe NN'-f
~ American Linseed is better and in fair demand
" 6o1SI Q2 Fish Oils are quiet, but prices are with
e chonce Lard Oil ranges from s7iG 20 for NO =
10. l. and faE TO prime r, oonoo and firm
, closed dull and easier; for future delivery sales Oh
DH b New Mess seller February at S21 02a the sales
cash and regular areO 3b at sl2 9otS o, i s do
weather cured; Sol 25OS21 80 for New WESTERN Sl
for Extra Prime and sls for CITY 90 6GSI S d s Du
dy; sales or 100 bills at s9G$l2 Tor Ola tl ITS ~
for New do; al20s5 for Old Extra, ana AZ oo
trNew do. fierce Beef is dull but iIIn beei iSiiS
~. firmly held but not active; small s9les az 81 :V
~ Western Cut Meats are firner ana III go9d deinSua
Gales Of 900 pkSs Hams al Mt@i-sC, G ''o Pc
gnho9l6crs Tor February and March dewey az stc
shoi ia very firm and I'm demands sales OF 100 boxes
FDs clear Hams at l2 ana 20 G9%eS AL | ro ba
CuL Din same delivery, at lie Dressed Hogs are Det
shOit vi in demand, closing, however, rather tame at
insldee civ the extremes for Family. Lard opened
W. IbolSefs demanding higher figures, but closes tame
esferays prices; sales Of Gjsbbs and tees al lJtc
o. yt,ine CIV 18l013lc. for Fair TO Prime Western.
t ana 3lc Kettle Rendered; sales, also, OF 800
ss flis months delivery at l3}c. $3.50
tcs' t mS PROVISION MiRKET-5 O'CLOCK-The
LIT for Ola Mess was firm; Old Mess, $40 s7& New
Mes s2l 250$2l S; sales OF 200 Dds od seller March, at
81 pTITROIEUMThe market is dun but firm. We quote
Crnd Of 20c I'm bbs and lac. III bulk; Refined IN bond
f69ec for L. 81 SOC Tor 90 10 W. ooac 4Or l. 90 uo 81,
600 FOR :. W., ana $780, l0F /, W. Il, -
RlCF-The market IS quiet but remains STEADY we
heSrsof ONLY small sd.es Carolina, chiefly rom second
hams, y market for Timothy and new Glover Seeds
is itn With fair business at Ia ~Io4C lOI INC 'oA Au
Ssi.t;i TER is quiet at G. 96lc. gold, for snesan
SirI NRS-Tbrre il aIOdeIute business doing in Raw
INIT prices remain firm at lO6Olc for fair to good
WS,if aud some holders asking &C. more; sales OF G96
pi,t orf ls{c for GuadalOupc Refined quiet
TaIJOW-The market continues quiet, but prices are
hrlner. Holders stu lhSlsi upon i1Gtc' loI lo' We
TINOuet market for Pg;at DC for Straits duty paid
Bonded held higher Banca at 2S3 c24c EnsSh at 2-c
SS%SiHsKY-The market is dun and nominal.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

,. HUDSON CITY Jan. 1S-Thc severe storm has in.
etSo WIN the cattle trade al this place. The railroad
nnaa hg nom Hoboken by tho yards is still showed
30 ~ directors fearing another storm il they should
sApehse o. clearing off the track This taken in
on aSeoun WIN tine great difficulty In crossinghe river
ervsv ssiu vi se has kept many EewYork butchers
n~sy Bull OF the 2,s2i head received up 10 this D. M
the rn win nv i nnsold Butchers have idea that
VIC Iu VII De bgbt next Monday nj Ouehfiuf ST.
~ nv et me snow and 50 manifest more willingness
20 g.y; 1ney VIII Let stand much advance however
and prices may be set down about as last week viz is
&c lor enns eatie lSc for good, and l6c for prime
steers 1ieie ~ little life 10 the trade Int the market
Is nor DrIs SIle carloads came in to-day and seven
ears are expected t0iAorfOw The Erie road hes
90 interruption TO speak OF on account M fhe st,
Sheep not plenty, the receipts 40 FAR 81 tis
being 700 head Hr the week, ali OF which bar 49,
sold the top price may be set down &c though one
lot OF superior State sheep sold al ne and ~ ,
site, very lot at &. few sales y Ksse e. H.
PhersOn are l79 Ohio sheep, medium WOOL s. 10 average
NJ Gle; PAT State sheep OF 90 20 2O2 ~ medium 10 fs
WOOL at Tlc 100 head 81 10, &C 7c s6 head 90 h. at 10
t63 averaging So at GO, with hard lot Of l59 Ohio
sheep 70 u, at SC. -Four cars OF sheep due at this
place tomorrow
Hogs come forward sparingly since the storm There
ore le ears on the market at FOFtietlst to-day and
Aougp buyers hold back they solng OttslOV al 10
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West FoTty-fourth.st. United Presbyterisn

PROSrTCTION.-ln compliance with the equestot
the Legislature the Police Commissioners have taken
new census Of the fashionable aud Questionable bloihe
IN this city, anthey find OF the former, which known
"a "parlor" houses where costly wines dispensed,
about 800 she ltetlng about 5000 abandoned women The
number less prcteDous brothels where cODcocnon
OF NewJeIsey cider nud muriatic acid is sold as chan
payne and dealt out bar Is about 500 ana these
Keen from TWO to ten prostitutes each or easements
containing from five Inmates the nunDer ~ iU
aud OF dance, waiting, and a>Si51itOn houses r Mum
her is eco Cnriousy enough the Tenth Ward which sup
ports the greatest number Of dlnshops, u ALSO the
dwellingplace Of the greatest number Oi Woeh
lost 10 shame; but As IN iaShioname nesnponoVuS Wy
suspected except by the police Not OF ths eostst
palaces Ot pollution up town are 81 qney hpt n. oiy
The initiated are aware of their existence For example,
two gnlficent brow>tone mansions Oh f.n DIG
in Tweueth-st., several IN Twenty -sccontst, TWO III
IFxlugtontve In EOuTthave.. one in BroadWay ana
one in MadSon-ave--all supelbly FURNISHED aDs main
tanned enormous coS-paSs aS fashionable boerdlDg
houses and until recently two of These INSTITUTIONS DC
ceived even the detective police IN one bonk VA the
Eighth Ward every house isH dh al lniqiy 1he ioHce
Commissioners estimate oi totals IN this hban'ih busi
under that which has been commonly tettNe
Their figures are follows: Houses OF III iaD" 2Oo m
mates thereof 0O0 women Who ply their Vocation on
the strees and dwell in furnished houses and hotels,
IIOO0 The bill in relation 10 This subject, which has been
introduced by Assembly man JacoDA proposes 20 nN'ss
the Metropolitan Police WITH pow or 20 nthsh s ~
girl whom thew lnay cntcrhg known honse Ol III
showing that she has btcn duly
recorded as public prostitute, ana IN the EVEN oi nst
q produce such paper II - proposed that the
officer shall at once escort hr 90 the Police Central Office
and there give her The option OF registering her name on
the record book of pubc prostitutes or of seeking M
honest livelihood in the respectable walks OF nfe it IL
believed TINT such girls are nip"rcepihly drawn INTO
the vortex crime may thus be saved girl not already
fallen would hesitate long before publicly prOelamins
herself prostitute The legislators and Others who are
pressing for the passage Of an act regulate prostitution
in this city, start with tina theory of the utter incorg
bity OF experienced streetwalkers, and quote the police
authorities. the Commissioners OF Charities and torrec
of their Views.
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THE EDISTuLFRY FRAUDs.-The Congressional
Committee inrusied with work Of discovering the
whisky frauds that have been perpetrafed on the Govern
ment by dsters in this city have been in seeson dnns
the present week at the Aston House. Tbs pases inc
third meeting they have had here The Commltles, me
on Monday aud yesterday they left for fhliaas'pas.
where II Is understood they intend Investigating
OF kindred character that have been plss nc. 100, %
CITY During the session Just closed some o tne noes 81
telsiye dstileres in this city ehapeo unsr
as were also a number of detectives anu ~
had labored hard ascertain the eA,eh anu "usI VI
the frauds The Committee have taken hto oohtitra'
ton all matters pertaining 70 the dlsuery sc
mort ON the subject viii he very elaborate and exhaust
i've In the mean time t ~ un y. "a IN ~ os
t,ons Of ths law which are daily coming 20 thes
knowledge The Government is determined that the
aovert ssyndling operations The Committee will hold
another meeting at the Astor House week after next
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Drintns.
Religions Notices.

Rshs,ons Notices.
AZ hlessinh,s Church, Nos aud Se,enbsye the Rev
H. VAN DklhE breaches at The Meaning OF e Second
Advent Of Christ" sabbath School at 10 Public service AT u
N. Seats ffee
A Meeting Of the NBwYORK ASSOCIATION OF SUNDAY;
SCHOOL TEACHERS the Thirty ourthst Reformed
Dutch Church ghb ave. MONDAY the 7lst Inst NJ
Snbieeti "A Sunday School Teachers Trials and Encoasgemtn
Az Rbbitt Hall, Wet Thilyhd ct, Mss LTzlk Do
TIN, the wonderfully inspired Poetic Medium win spesh pss VIC
aesaJ ssslsiaAas sEERAL n "a ~ Sssss
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Beef, porter-houst

GOILlEl
Chickens, choice, Y 10 .23026
Ordinary, y ib....-..lo022
Ducks, choice, q b. 81. .25U2s
Brothers, g pair.sl GOA 81 rs
Ordinary, v iB.......lod2J
CanVass-back, y
pair. 501S5 80
MallaTd, 2 pr...S1 2jdSl 80
Geese, p fb-...-..-..---lo0 p
Turkeys, choice, 2 % -25d2s
Ordinary, v io..--...20022
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Alexander Stewart, formerly of Massachusetts,,
now of Prince Edwards Island where he removed some
30 years ago, was soldier In the Revolution, and also IN
the of 1914 He is 100 years DID, and stu retains vg
orous health Of body and mind He Lost HE ssht At
years Of age but recovered il at Ioa aud lev stls
read without ElaSsss
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FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw-YoRK.

7--''711-
FRIDAY, January IS 1867.
The late severe storm and present cold weather has
edenv 10 advance those articles which brought in
Ally fr6m distance as wen the vegetables brought
In frequently from nearby farms. Fresh vegetables are
m moderate suppy fish scarce meat toeyaby plenty.
Poultry good supply, though not as abundant as II
mas beefOr several weeks Large quantities OF 1t were
stored in lofts as long ago Christmas and is now being
fercd for saleat low prices, in comparison with nes1
JtOck dry, shriveled look, appearing as though AL
the Juices had either dried out OF them
points 10 some ancient date the time when they were
prepared for market VenisOn is not scarce but prices
have advanced with the cold weather. The time being
81 for taking quail ana parrdgess according 10 the game
laws these birds are longer quoted. Sales are stl
made on the sly though the birds nom the West and
Saatl mt from flp Law
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IAN 1s-4226 bbls Flour, $50 bbls. Whisky so sacks
Corn Meal go bush Wheat 100 bush Corn, 2JO0 bush
Oats 50bush Rye 400 bush Malt l76 BUSH seeds 80 ks
Ashes III pks Beef 900 bbs Pork 3is pcs Cut Meats
4O6 pkgs Lard 1891 Dressed Hogs, $40 bDs Petroleum
1910 pkgs. Butter, e,O19 pigs. Cheese
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THlRTIETH DIVIDEND.

=, :,
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ mated Ntu0Iyd Gas and have siaa Tso "' over
IA O nant Who certified that % vas done without PAIN Gs
pure and lesh every day fail" once NO. ~ Cooper To-
stitute.
nR WAIT g. son, No. 263 Fourth-ave., cor
p.r TsentyaYtst continue to EXTRACT rkglH positively
ort main 0ad chage under Nitrous Gss Teeth tiled
aud In AauReT on the most favorable Refer
satisfactory.
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PER CENT COUPON 1851 BONDS Slp Zach Act July 10 Io'I
PAYABLE order 81 Adam Noe and Benjamin b. Sherman
Committee, aud not udorsed
Nos 65sg7 65os9 6S99, eCl 9o9l e692 6e9 6Eo4 e6gS
66006 e6O7 C6QOl 66OO9 GOl0 coil, C0g 6AlJ 6ol4,
GODS 6GD6 GGOi7 660l0 66Olg 66920. 66O2 66rl2
73o BONDS 1900 each lat Series Interest payable August and
No. lsc,e soss sns 5ses ze7 1890 as9 12s9s
$50 BoSDs so each Dated Nov l. 1864 A. o. June 30 lea
Nos 1881 g65O 1885, $780, 3S01, 1904, 3Ii, 266I, l5'S
PER CENT 1891 BONDS, Slcoo each dated June IS 1874
Noa ss o ss S s ss5 a aS ss sss ss U.S.
Nos 1861 1856 l26s 1905, 1855 1887, $500 each
u s. COUPON BONDS 5 PER CENT 1910 Let Series
Nos 36g8g O3sl3, 1914, l025i2 - 600 each. - $500.
Nos a5l17. SJ29 G29, 1920 2 .t2 500 each
% PER CENT BONDS "a Series Interest Payable lA Of jane and
December
Nos I7B2 1882 5000 each ll213 = 1000
Registered Stock Of 1881, > 10000 each.
Eose 1868 Acts 81 July IL and august ), l56
REGISTERED STOCK n 1871. 5000 each
6gll Acts Of july u and AueItS,
1851 No. 26l6, Act Of March D. loA
REGISTERED STOCK o. 1881, $1,000 each.
Nos 1904 1885, 1899 1890 Gi Ac;s % July u a9d august 1871
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nrnr1prs OLE pROnIrCE-

e7c There are also 14oO Western dressed offering at
s2QSlc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
COAHTWIsH STHAMSEHIPs.
nACrFyC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,

CAnAYIN0 UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
steamers Leave pier North river foot OF Canal
feSraasy isiRIsiNu srAR, Captain W. o. rurbsr, con.
Meeting With MONTANA, Captain 5uttop.
February lih- -ukNAY CIIAUNCEY, Captain A. q.
Gray cosnsetina With CONsTITtrrrQN, Captain Caveriy
ooupectine with GOLDEN AGk. Captain Lr pldgc.
Andspsftnres touch at AstrcS; thost Of LIST and Nst
let ard lh fo Central American ports and those OF lsl
Deparsurs Of 18th zach month connects with the now
steam Inc from Panama TO Australia aud New zealand.
Steamer OF Msrva " 1851 win with the CON-
panys steamer LoIoRADO, 70 leave San Franrsco ior
Yokohama and Yfong Kong or sprs lE7
re pounds baggage slswst each adult Medicines and
For passage Ickets ana az further information spply ),
the o1ica The wharf, foot " Una street North river
New York. " H. BABY. Agent
L,oH CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
The racinc Mail Sesrshp Conpt ny's steamer HENRY
CHAUSCEf viii sAn on Monday February H. ~ ncock
noon
Freight received ss usnsi.
For rstes &c inoue freight orce ON compnnrs pier
~ North river. fort % Canal street
Sole Ere snt As-atsP. w.. :. Ga.
CT. JOHNS, =. RI 81; TngyAs. LAauAYeA AND
The nrst class steamship Gulf STEFAN, earring The
Tinted Slater mails 10 tecuvhs repNs AZ r-r
river, ssd wi sen vcdncsiay, February q aea ~. NJ
The brats q is Hoe nah oonnccion
st. Thorras for Jkapaioa wipdwsrd Isisnds m
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