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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-07
CARPENTERS

" TIL Gnd in our establishment a superior stock,
OF Planes, Saws, AugGrs, ilaehets Hammers, .!as
CalzIs, &C, Gc., l9r sale by
j. II. CONLEY & co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-07

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CELH9PI TED non FRi.HH PIANOS,
U5ouoem5, 80. 729 Arrt ST., Fd2a,
3 FAs received the Pri2o Medal Of the "o.ll S
Great Exhibition, London England, The high
est Prize awarded when and wherever exhibited
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-07

ORNAMENTAL WRITING,
OF all kinds, is executed IN tho most finished man-
Nor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-07

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London, Grad
uate from of the most eminent Colleges in the United
Sates aud the greater part Of whose life has been spent
IN the hospitals of London Paris Philadelphia and else
where has effected of the most astonishing cures
that ever known many troubled with ringing in the
head and when asleep great nervousness being alarm
I'd at sudden sounds, bashuness with frequent blushng
attended sometimes with arrangement Of mind cured
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-07
CONRAD MEYEG,
Inventor a,3% Manufacturer If

July 25, lS68.-Gn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
pAsSRNG Frs ARRlHKD.

PROM HAMBURG NAY l2-Is Steamship Cnbp,-J o pestt1
IIacker wf ehrtn servant, Mrs Hattie knAnn and f.e
ehdrsai Ebby Auker Geo shumsDa seenide J. kosss9Es
wife n Wassermann wife .Dd eoe faanse
Dr. Rsbho GypdnahH A paySson yShs WsnSas ssss1rs
HeinsD Fred SumpG 4e and three hldent VIM Yey Sehn b
Esmann Ps1 lingo BsyeI a1s sits one h.s.Ss =
Braun Lula child Fred Shorter W Depne ve arc
John ~nksl Jo6 sehe and wife Hsev gentsk VIZ ks.a M
Anna M t cbnd Bfys BlumenbeG hS Regime wan
teI 1nd two Children CasseB, Thomas kneesh H. Et
Root Heret suse Gilo Una wsdssd Carl Assgsr Ludwig
Cbs Kue Helene Drouger Mr Bie hpsmoa and syo
Fred Renkad Asg Dmter Martens koeamul,sf aaaoe.
WIese Asseiu Mae Butseeubaeh Carl Won Waysk nsrFsr
Eckt CAL Loh Elise Bensek AID two eedIen kr1ss
Hnge RAphse Haaner Hogst and wife Fred Wapse 20
Deah GlnskeI and wife ConrAa seewse Ss ss ns sss,s
simon sexe Yatsan Louis shNOere f We'mann Anas
Kpsehas Krnst Roer SOPHIE A.og n "'es' rs'sr Ay"s
FROM CHARLESTON Nay l3In steamship saIsecs,- nfsle
FAs ReA Wood A. Underwood Miss IA Sengs Ms a. Ger
des u Caey M Mary Casey Miss Casey h A. lechg,
Mr., r. T. nenug vie A. W. Kelly Mrs steei q
and child A Usher Holmes Hu6e siie and elld aFe Nn,
Mrs. Gray ebd Miss Kate Lowry Hsfksehie Peter IsY ~.
Weeh Hacter Thomas Callahan, heCornief, n bsf ~
FROM SAVANNAH l2Tn steamship Mon'goDey-csPs p:
smith, Rice, An Mscuoeh George Is5eS s5d w's g.ses
Fanny Master John Fisher j. Ote W d. IeSs
wife daughter Lowell w oark JSsn hasis, '1Hss s.;
Mitchell h. BuTch, w. HsnBeesey, W. H. Bho y y Deoy
wife O. Tmmoa Misc MARY POgers o. A. Bafer Ms ".
John Lane Lewis John FRO JOhnson BerSs Of"'
latter, Tin Heeley.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
-, - ,le stockholders conferred on the al

= ..,oert Of the Stockholders conferred on the d-
Deeters Not general power. A general power is
EhI,i NJ, an the stockholders by section 70 90 ~
% ~ the speelal purposes named ID section 15 Inae
- directors who can more conveniently anu tSis The
snv do 40 arc authorized 70 borrow money IN 'sbo1d
e looked 10 s interest that The raroAds ~ ne
Se conducted. The question now tne montJ oTtoage
o;d see then before the Legislature; 20 pie O t
- eaee it was seen would often result lh VIZ ~
1850 beeOIuing owners OF the road at the Is .be
kaso1nai stOekhOlders and for their prOtee ,n
,yt allowed this second mode but with no & The
tetion man In the 6ase Of mortgage ne saIne
fsnsys might come into tho enhanced IV"'' va -
2ss sSr S rs saSsesed that pnder g 8, @ ra
Shs eOnetrIctiob e0utenGed for OF the .7ate IN its
road might by lease, DC, graduaiy &C. nonnfry How
Nef the defendants were not 70 70 AciN '''f
~ Burri resumed The pfaetce O nafnral eonstruc
Hsl an9 Ells ne recent act Of the Legslatue wa
their construction Of the statle ,id ~ esoved AZ
IN the corporation the % 'ti pnrposes ana the
e.t lyonjd not presume intention 10 90 any "IOhg
os on afdaVits OF vague appfehensl0hs restrain peI
10 i-sue bonds for other than the spec
Hpd purposes or 10 misfpply he P1Oceeus' Vheh uuo
Court wOuld interfere. .,.-,., ...,ou oorr
The Injunction against contracting with anolher COM
nspV % too vague; tie Attorney General had no rlght
~ f,teffele by n proceeding OF this character. The
sei rompaint had nothing about the Boston Hartford
seR S e s 10 show thSt tie trainers OF that pleading
eontemplaed that contract II that contract were Nfe
1irea no iniunct necessary, 10 was wen setuu
that state road might make contracts with otnet ioso
t Of the STATE that connected with it, under the ACT OF
ay "a 1S47. This in suit as TO tho habuty ora
read common carrier, but the samo pflnelpe appeu
% other contracts The creation Of companies under our
general incorporating TO carry operations beyond
the state common, instaDcing the Mariposa COM
pany and others But the Boston, Hartford and Erle
within Che construction Of the law The case was ad
jOuned TIL this morning, -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Ttry Frpsr MoRTGAGY BoSDs OF THE UNION Pa
CHIC RAILROAD COMPANY are offered for sale at par
and accrued interest from Jan. l. in currency They
are for g. 900 EACH have thirty years TO run, pay
per cent gold interest and principal al well as inter
est is payable in gold These Bonds are issued only
as the road progresses. To aid in building the road,
the Government loans United States Bonds to the
following amounts $4,000 per mile from the Mis-
souri, TO the Rocky Mountains, a distance of about
525 miles $4,000 per mile for the 80 miles through
the mountains, and $4,000 per mile thereafter The
Company are then authorized to issue their own
bonds TO an equal amount and no more. During last
year, about twelve million dollars of these Bonds
were sold, based upon the number of miles completed.
SO large constructing force is the road this sea-
son. that from 200 to $50 miles may be added 10 the
completed portion before the close of the year. The
entire line to the Pacific viii be finished in 1870,
when the traffic and profit Of the road must he very
large. .t tr t-"t r
The Company's Bonds have unusual provisions for
security The charter granted by Congress makes
them First Mortgage upon the entire line, taking
precedence oven of tho Governments claim,
which is a second hen. The railroad on
which these bonds are first mortgage costs about
three times their amount and the receipts from way
business already show Remarkably successful opera
tion of the line During the eight months ending
Dec. 81, 1867 with an average completed distance of
1856 milcs the net earnings were more than one mil
lion dollars while the interest upon the Bonds which
could be issued upon that distance was but $2 00 in
gold, or sSl5 $50 in currency for tho same time.
limited amount Of these bonds will be issued this
wear and subscriptions are received at the Com
pany's offices, No. 20 Nassau-st, and by ,
JOIN J. Cisco & Son.
No. 90 Wall-st.,
where pamphlets containing full information may be
obtained -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
TUESDAY. May l2-P. ".

Gold closed ut lS0i after selling at l39l61S9s. The
export of the day was s5s515. The cearings at the
Gold Exchange Bank were $55,G29,oOO, and the bal
ances $1,s9O,5G5 97 .
The public sales of Government stocks were small,
at low rates. Privately, there was little done, and
general disposition shown to await the disposition OF
the impeachment question There was little done in
Railway mortgages and State stocks. Express stocks
continue neglected and lower quotations were made.
Railway shares opened steady with moderate sales
but there was little disposition to operate. At the
last board, the market was firm on Eric and the
Western stocks and weak ON New-York Central, and
closed with good demand at quotations. Govern
ments close firm, and in good demand at quota
tionE
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
Sabiaas gaaks.
pASSENGERs no ARRiVE.

The steamship Mouaus ou gSi.os April a. tsel out Geo.
hscssS Scsis1p c cR. 'i sS S MIS- srs Boiler Mrs. .1
sidsss A. j. Jaclsn Mrs. Reeve and Two Ssitr;s,
PsyS: NJ E:si 1Ss,, NJ. q PqS g sssly NJ;
si,s. Ss S!.5 sS g. 1i' M.rE: :s.
vie and avs children EsmV Vie son and 10 esD hrs s,,,s ,s
:siSTea. ssEi:: VIE ssd SroSsS B:siI.y Ms. E.s:
Ms9To%S MTs " s5nss 4 Rss.s h N ssiy and '0g! %
i'T s . M s. EsT %; sss S E. ss%ss "a
ts: ~ a.; w. 1eisS S:,s % % sf i
W.: S:s$: S:s Es::sI:r ssss
PiP, ass Det " sTiiS E 7 HsHSs;sa A e 40 ,ss
three chirss, W Hsgns wife sdrsn W Renss
G. cd Dl1.s @ sn w"G h. Hs' R ..s a A 3 Ems 6a @ SSS Ss
b,.I B E;' m. %;ss ss.'GE,s Al,. b k' s..g =
/ Logan M Neal, wAs J.%es tgIas~ % ~ sls
Eott | sod G e5sS Up B.Ssias p chindr .ad MI
S L. Nh O. " Ss Ess s.. a @ ss IT, R4 s'i M. 1s s
TEs9.Ss Wss. so S D M S1 s:Ss sSS ca c:.b1 cd
icRdrss g. BIovsi G. TasS Bselsrt 4 O 0s.sE fn,s'
ISs6sIa King a.sss 9 nc, cS% names PSss S.1 y
se1p;; I;s G:y sos..ss si.t:' a NJ. &C. sDasr - =
cs css T %'o' b.sa a ss'S s''s S
S Sn. ESa.. ss 's1 .. sfsi h: one .1ts
81. s.. 'S' fses ssi9 sdi' ns I.a.is S,i EsS Dos
S:T.5 90 s.ou ] 'ss sxmS Ss' bale Ms iss sss
Miss = Wheeler n Y 1homp'e9 M. NJ = Brsslss q.
Nm NJ Boscha dasghtsT three sbdren BesI Pratt y
Van Hse1n Mr. g. w Steven NJ p Huffman MrA p H. hoofs
and eh Mas Bnas l. Burt NJ Meyers MrA Lane and she
Miss Bert Nrs M Myers, Mrs Lane ard child ~
deTaut w. & IngersO A. Drlke, WA Crespy hEA snsa
and four children, Mrs Ellen Walsh, Peter Hansen H9.
thcny Cbas Wing G. b Beatty Fsbss w Rasey L soes
ThOs FanugaH ~ McKlp, HAmbec PsRen, sShs
john slnmons Gilbert hA John ssgsiel ar AID two es-
VIM J.,oe. n srl5r u NJ Blair III Penn wife ard $50 chl-
Srep, Irs O. Bert and children Miss AureIA Bert n,s
Reevs Mrs W Mil ehnd Miss Res, Mr. p y hofeT.
bs Mrs sauhes and two children Ma w Wntesssss ssa
vie and three children Lawyer ctbJ snd utes
iEeI Chiel; Charles King Antonio Ceoning boSs "
psiy II 4 Bixas j. W. Welch B. Hasser, John ~ JonsSs
Walter Watkins r. smith Jas Qu1s. W. Ds', A hss@'"i
No. r q n..rf
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port OF Esw.yoak
CLEARED.


CLEARED.
ting Lyepoos JOseShus TOuPkss Moore Baore esses s-
dss BOsson Hae Lawrence ReA@0nd 1e sarah Jones Fh
Snip sSPJ.,.u Tsen4 CPstn K'slAs op';Ho H,. a.,
Bremen ATgesn Lindsay, Msess A. r. WJRaR wyssn Ps'Oes
Ais: sSs.M " sorv..t ws.ssss .s,s., Ko.l EHss Ne.
1 i cSt Essssi' SsssS %s Lily Sioo
,sS ssss'S;SS Ss:..S. i bs b.!:sS sssS Rsssss
abrams H's s !' bI aSis sS' sS
Danonss aA'S SerSSs.s @s. M"Ss
h ssoss%.V. SssA BHdsspsvs Conn M.y Orr, Anr Mes,
"''' ARRIVED.
st.,mship Csba O. g. ncbleh Hamburg Apn ~ ie"se s,d
p.s asy M S. On a. passed Spanish bark Tnns'S e'a
''ss Steamship psusO. Jsbu.ou Portland and "a.
sissn' sds . D ..S ,ss Ss p'
:a: w..SsI g Issa: s as sss pas 6 pas.
ga N.sS's S,ISss SSs r snd 3 s.. railroad iron.
mascS 'lY A.:Sp o., E.,.l :, ~: , s
SSnkk oy EewfandiaHd srehof sehr hnda1 or L1e
s.nsSs.i. s9s NAY o. lO a. passed ship Vs' deal ''''s'
'Is:s a;aSr;s ssi N,Is sss .,s. DAY. a s,.
s. jss 5s:ai Srssain 20 o BSs .Ie fo xs
ss s siSsSSS DSss * 5.rs:ass: SsaH Dsna days .''s
~O''''' scaOoSras-sirin lsD co.srwr.s
R.g: E.s ssora MAJ s6 hSiis fi. sssSs''' si's
SsnTr SsTSrSIs P,sSss Gssgs<sscwp DC -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosrox Mar i9--Aryed steamships Pah0fs, L'opo" etDs
PssSsa assDs. SSa Ss,s Nav Mes ss HS.s's 90
"a -. n hrs Ouru Georeown toT Bastoa yanes Ssstes-
~ Aaa Nay Mar Simpson Rachel seass Aaa 'J Ceye
~ Rfoo ~ d. CEanIneT, Pnlsethia Tor es bury
AZ HsnS Phnadephs BOsohi Parage SafiBess Si In-
R.n Antoy Beson, bertha soadeS, fasPel
Poosoco Bangor for sOu Ncfwsh soSen bsssof 30
Eorsieh (ahA sAslsd1
""' rORRI0N PORTS.
u Mar labs sseanshp PsrsTs. ffSn NsSiOA % iSssss
arrived today rs..ha. "a, 81, R.,,..y. s,e,, NJ.
fG5s ~ so Apl ss brig DsSsl ow1r, @'s ''1s
asy. ~ ...r ,Fe fe.o..u., Is or .rra
Nav o IaI 50 Ioa S. orig eN1sh Peters, steering y
ARD a. iak Is IS loa Is - barb CAnse Scott BI ieD hososs
br h0ntCea, ~ dayseud ~. n .It-.- -
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
THE MARKETS.
Ic,r,fnIr fsported iOI TK1 TRIAvsI

TUESDAY. MAJ u. 1853.
IA ante steady for Pots at ~ OgSSsir
are 10 tpah supply, and wh Iood
prices are robge though Bo 6ueh higher Cement re-
~ sood dsnsnd a. preOns pss Lns ssst and unehsssd
d. ~, Pas Il pot plen spd h trmss We quote folew
psS New yerSey ON 90 s00ei0 Long Iasd N, slle
eIa Eoyh River u NJ sldSl2 Crotoa ~, tlsgfai Phila
SnRs front y H. el5as50 CLxxNT-Aosendasfb bbL, 81 70
Higacstts saih Missd bash eSe Goat = ~ Ss0's. 9e
nehs.d lamp %bbl a. PIisTEE PLHis-lss hcva seo,l.
no ~ ll1fI White GoFA Scotia ton - S0S l9 Cadned
vsyr 1bbi ~ 90; Called KnIeksTboessf Nib eeL W @
nslSpsd hmpirs NILS. " bhl ~ @ -. -. a.
, sa shoe ds less ses Pew beysrs are ~ nats and ,;oeis
but Food s rnle Prices e are 5et sel
d Propec.s sre boots nd sho p Be higher iof the fs
.hS pasg sb bulE goed a mostly Ga
oef Ap6 labor sh holds bgh trade oonlnues healthy no
srs .re sotedJ demand COZ sfpo S esa y naes decreased
% snS Z Iaab4rTbe o Of Hsapei aoi laFse sbd eeHsss
eyerrsghs which are oot sasb eiespI la small io nt
p ~ bone gde bgat Ieaay s1d GIT
,s. N yeTy sfs good nqhi1 yessl for ssarJ
s especially o hs aoa goa os a'aas
i I1. ~ h b dsnsnd Il decline th, week le fhers are
sa1 ssd considerable D are berg a.ds % arrive faisbsd
ayae ~ az good dssszd at ha, been caaelarse
~ ~ srpeh for tbs sl wsek and NE nPpy esaE et prs'
are ysIG "a ylov Western snd sOuib,ra is3lsle
nooM coRSTh, sqy hs been good and the Dsrt hai ns
' SRI demand Moderate At tom sense Tor aasesn
s hss been rbsr active b. si s lover
,sspe sales 1871 bales neudns 'o TO sPnne iao
go ~ s,roSt.,s nd 7 go 10 speeulAiefs We qasse
- ~ Cpl ila. Mobile NsAynsaAa ssf TN "a
O,lusrv.......... % ~ seef ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

srlrs ., sss;rsss. !, !.

PoarwAHDxsr OYNCs, No 20 WRsnsa
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordaDee WITH
sectoa e ths At passd Aen " ISL ssnse e sss@
ntssested a. having chas q tie soee naieI o. -
sOrvey gwn vessels are eos eee ~ e %
Ia bg ths Po thai he d n5ret o.
bs eomo wsates dare sat sacsaenDg h s"ues e
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
COURT CAIENDARs-THIs DAr.

DAT.
L-Hed by CARDOSO. J.--Court
sfminef end Civil Calendar.
COS. .Bafnie Agt Oven.
3l3. Mott e. Al agt MARKHAM.
so9. .Clay agt Rosmmslt Fl al.
HIS. Brown ast Dean.
669, Harris at Mercantile Trad
ing Co. ..
529. Jacobs sgt sexton.
R29. EBgelhsrlt sgt Hsllnkh a
81.
81. .Dssn. si Al. tgi. Morris e, al.
S85. .kkehan agt Bsnuett.
iZS5. Hart agt. MoMshou.
By ISsR1HAA, J.-coari
sos. .GiInor ~. NeKibbip sia.
1875. Donaldson sgt, The MtyOr,
~ &c.
$50. .OsgOod e ST. agt. Wells, EI
1880. .Osgood e al sKt Wells
1914. August al. i,Oihbsrd.
1854. Williams. AdpS az. liver.
pool and LoHdon tnssnd
J.. las. 90.
1850. .Coburs e sL AT. LoIiBg.
ls6f. .Hughes at. hehanug
1893. .ROWsu ag1 GTeea et al
1899. .Halehihs sgi. lnghHm.
q By BAzGARD, I,-C0aIt opens ~
caisudaT. Y n.
i'i..FAs People at FISK, jE,
IS. .Bloodgooi q a. sgt Erie
RallVaf 90
i7l..Reberts 4 al sgl Rhlne.
lanatI u al
-PlhT i.-Hsld by RoBts r.Oy,
3 siSsi = !; iis;sssS.,.p .ss ssas.pD,o.
-. 90. at Quinitrl
yiel. .hsliett at SanSgszssi :.
\. &c.
$50. Godfrey al Thompson.
5f5. sllagfssf sgL Hsulon, Sc.
l5Sl.. eNe,in AZ. 0aphosyps
- EHgfayiag 60
~ N0olsfy. a.. sgt Vol. &c.
s5Ii. .knep sgi. Lsgi.
ions. 'hoiisiagef 81. NcAryhpr
-fArf u.-iIsla ~ BAsscs. D.
y 81 II 4, u.
f553i,i iHugbel 81 BafsL &c
~ 'atr11eT "a. SieBorI
lS5os. hslizisgeT ssf Nsi Cam
EEchS O..
re. ,Nalosey AT Hiecb.
lt9l, .s,Iet x. Ann
ff5f .hhieldt %. Shields
i595. Washl1sloB Niaossi hak Of
] ~ Boston 81. Wieks
+ DALf, ,. Coprj 0pehs n ~ ia
likb, .Bafntsia sfi. Grphss
iz.1. sIafsnlehzei ssi lis nlif e
li2y1.. fsfch. tc. ~. kblsnsgg.
I iZ59. Rem sgl. 3elpsfs
1920. .Tnti sfi. Dsailt.
l24t .BurSil sr ffedtr.ek
! ll1so. .Ns,i0nsl allF BsBk 81 Esr.
fOtk al ScbshcL
~ iI.-Held By BassGrr j. Csat
II q. Bl.
9s6, .Csmpslgnise, &c. lgt Eo,-
tbgDf.
lsJ. heOwDe. &C., Az Con.
verse ke.
3l3. Page zgL Colby.
5oB. Hart at. llsn. Acs g..
ll0i M00nsy AZ oDohhell.
1i5. Bierk at hstbiss
~, Nay.fsD, }, g., sgt Ifs,i,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
Enantial.

NTOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS % OF the
~ FUNDED or BONDED INDEBTEDNESS o. hODA ~, "a.
hereby gives ths, al holders o s as
Sna.d or bosdd isdbtsdn Of fhs COust o. Iue nay .asg
aron ntassat the sane 10 the Loan
Is Co1sy Of Yabs the Treaursrs oncs o. sAa ceanV s
S "a H.rvsye "A any before The lft day o 5pUA ~ l,o
" ~ Ken thereof Tie boBds Of said eoqnsy, beArnE Interests
b S.S cent Def snnun payable SEMI annually an9ay aea
boh Interest 20 be pad god coin $40 ~ h ~
Sndes an set thsrso approved PsbruHy ~ = d ies -
% ~ JsIs 10 issa-isys,s Yaba County crnls March
s.vn" ssYi - 49, 80 - ID D. Al MCCONNELL, i
r. |" i"" T.. r. sBLLoW, ..
g. Y RfDR0uT,
-. ..fi H. Cnnnlr ~ YnAa.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
Ia, Commluloasr, Of he County q IuSa.

oIncE Ov IHE Ilcp'ss y,as Myss Nv isss
rr,uR ANIMAL MEETING Of the STOOk.
uoLbERs Of THR HUDSON RIyBR RAIbsOAD vo 20 uS 'Ss
ssd :, he ocs p tie Company 20 Ws.' ,lo, uD,
wv oa nb longer not beyond the setting o hs ana oa 'n s,ns
E nav dRd hssessa, " receive we 'o1s' o. ""
% e ss.ns boOfs viii Be closed hon oeef ~ oa me IVA aE
q MAJ 'uil ss'st m o' AUGUsTUs scHEII s.cr.ta
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

interest between sail vessels and steamer to china h rs
nominal and win Justify higher ra'es u II s ps led
TO much larger shipments in that direction than Ior
corresponding period last year. INC shipments SOnP'
n, ain
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

IMMATURE ALMANAC .
san 4,S5 sun Sets 7soe Moon Sets. tS
Sandy Heck ...l2i57 Cows Island. l3 hsn Sats''''r tn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

q
Money is in good supply at per cent and at this
rate all houses in good credit are fully supplied with
some transactions at per cent on Governments.
Sterling Exchange closes firm at quotationsi Lon
don, 60 days ll0G1l0t; London, sight, 1i0iGllO.
Paris, long 513f05,llI; Paris short, 6l0.@6loi
Antwerp, 5.l505.12l; Swiss, 5l5G5l9l; Hamburg,
Sei@S6s; Amsterdam, 4ll@At; Frankfort 4lSht;
Bremen, 7psasO Berlin. 7lf0z2
Freights-The business to-day has been light, and
sales are easier To Liverpool by steamer 1900 BUSH
Wheat at Cd. TO Bremen, 800 bbls Rosin Rt 2s, and
1000 bbls ROsin at 4s. Sd. An Italian bark with
II, 900 cases Petroleum to the Mediterranean. ore
The transactions of tho office OF the Assistant Trea
surer we're Receipts for customs, fIS5O0O; for Gold
Notes. si75OOO Total receipts d, ,s4S,lsS So Total
payments q. .55O,8S1 So Balance, $40. .Tls719 12.
The aggregate amount Of exports Exclusive Of
speciel from the port OF New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending May Il, 1868, was 90 4s45Ss
The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Paci
&c Road, for the first week in May, were: --l-
1861 ...s6467e Scs,-..S7s,77s increase. ,3oa
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railway, for
the first week in May, were 900 iTin
1868 ,tsG,sSs isc7...ts2,6T7 Increase. .s2.iGS
The Montana took from San Francisco on the Q2d
uIt se;0S5s 60 in treasure. consigned as follows:
Bank of California, 4S2a.oOe; b. Davidson e. Co..,
SlJo.oOO 40 8 lsOhnon Hpu t'"4 HiPhSaoSV Ddhh'
sl3s,SSs rs; Wells, Fargo & Co, tSly630 90 First
National Bank Of Nevada s90oS2 40 other shippers
} $26.15e a. ssit,f sl .,fres, q, -. = -,
The SaR Iraaose9 CommerciM Lisf Of Apnl p says:
The supply Of eo,isy eouhucs good bit the demand Il
active fof eeBea esinoss purposes At nnchanged rnes
fl per cent per moEth Ths rates for long otins are
about per cent per anufn. Th0re has boen Tar less
crop movement IN Tho hat few weeks Dut tho feIpaihs q
the wheat crop work gradually on, trnlshing certain
amount OF exchange for rcnltaice. Tie demand Tor
money r. remit ~ has bee fr Int has not yet opened
arc steady a. al premium for cola drafts on the East
cHtgency 0raft % dJi premium gold Telegraph trans
fels premiums ste1itg bafkers sgnatnres Ie9 04ed
eoninerea ta d4sd These rntes are considerably less
than for the corresponding pe1iOd last year, WHOM coin
drafts were ~ teeyrapnc IT. The supply OF bullion has
NOT mncn incFtssed The supply Of gold bars Is nted
I AZ $50 O9Oe silver, prolDlurn.
u s understood that die charge for freight 10 japan is
hghertn the sleameTs 10 Japan Than 10 China, because
there h Opposition; but treasure sent m npt fu-
voices nay landed in 1okohaua, sent on 20 China,
according tho results G exchange arbltration IL is
ato 10 DC borne IN mind that while tho rata OF money
EnE'ag9 . sDg 1ger esTE psg Ragpps nc eesreres N
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COUPONS.

PlRsT MORTeAeR BONDS
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COUPONS '-i
Tie TIE %. 81 1ou, and Iron Mountain Railroad been
bonds declared valid ths Vork extending eoausst95 Win
@ S''ss sasss: 3 n.. I S. oSSSS& S k y
the aEo Inc ron 5' 81 I 10 o1 os is, miles viii Be- opened
Io1s Noble orleans and oiEeI soahsfn csG ATsJ ss
The Oh part o he road sl s already earns enough all
@ on he Shos mortgage debt and ths copeied
WI vastly increase she earnings The proceeds S as sS1s
from RO. KnOb for which cash subsidy Of Sl'GS S
PEI Gs granted By he State nee g1O the Company S so0
' Hs'' ' '''' Tf Taos &GfEy President 81 louis No
sS :s MGoo. s spoa5 % 4 s9Sd s'o
s Affair." The COMPANY 10 spsbo ,1d sIDssncsd hani and en-
stS s ps Ssss sGssSs"cs SSa q q q .ht g%:
loHS IRos' Pres s. Louis {; CSa1ber ofconsGee
saE6S 5Sf SIFTs Prs + r.. I' sS, S'sE q Is:
J Y BRITToN pres Nat Bank Ot ks STATE efMo.
GEO il RIA Pee rs s.csd ssop asp Bsaf louis
eso TAYIos' Prss Psse Railroad rG Iof s.sSu 4
iGRs 3 y LIoSGEReER 3 S5 Pre-. TE. Bsoi, s. LSul.
ALLEN corp SIsSSyt 6sSI'S; SS Lss: 9t L
IN. swiPT, " 9. BLoDoBrT,
p.rA,,. A s. Ss Sa sstSS SsvYorL Agency Aim.d
win be sod At hs low price Of s giving the accrued
PsS 1iSs Su o,ss city no. send
their lands 20 Tho Cashier Of Che Bank q the STATE Of Ns"0 and
II @. aARoUAED. yles.Prss.. No. q w.Ls.
L,OR SALE - .-.-r ...s 80. 81 A.
WATER WORKS COMPANY BONDS, WHICH ARB FIRST.
CLASS SECURITY UHDOUBTgD F0R INvBSTMBSTs, WITH
A SINKING PUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION DUE
1887. SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST COUPONS, JANUARY AND
JULY, AND PRINCIPAL PAID AT THR CITY TREAUREKS
oPFICR OF THB OTTY OF ROCHESTER, -
IT e & K PAST NJ THAT Iak AL SEs HaY
PROVED TO BIZ TIIE sAREsT AND MOST PROFITABLE FOR
InITRn R SJoNT oF THE BOMBS ARR OFFERED PoR
s4Is ss5w IN pIS tS SR 70 sg sg oS Az Az
DhLo" IAH' rVA inh rhh0hAi ~ ALERT ~ HICoLAY
sissl Brslsr ard AattlsSssT Pias.. N.xYetk:
l. Insurance. STOCKS N ALL THR 5 e o.
.Ia6 HIesT-Gt4ssSs EtSss C3MpANIESoc CT1RfETY OF rst
crryR1rAosp Aasp FLOORS As6 oTHFR SECURITIES
NCLUDiSG CITY, couEIRY, ,n AND RAILROAD BohDs'
fA''NS At sTie Low RATES FoR INVESTMENT,
IN LOTS ABsST M sS H. EooISY soSi Broker and AuOues
I. ADDNN' 80 s7',.' No. - Pinsst n. Z.
FTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stoekhold-
.. es SoagaTI9S a y s sysH ssa s.1s Z ~ Conn
psus Once E l@ aud ls1 broadway Roo9 No. 10 70,
may before the neSiing s. CHRIS TIE. sseIs1H.
- ASImlcIs BASK E0Tl CoS5ss4Assr}
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF this l0m-
n held @ day the Oo~ins sen'e@sa we're 'e'a i'u'''
10 JOIN 4 SSyyIIT, o @ TRACY R aEEs1 Epson T
) SfSsaa eoSsES s4In ,rs " SS yAs,zTASSyP5E'
ALBERT O. eoob4Iaa 4aI5aa srAyNER wN N. sAIbLlE' 1 49,,
A. ss.aes' meeting 'ftA' B'ad Of Trustees the u"'' 'A''
f jofIE aAvrF President. .- a.. .-. ..... an.
ALBERT q eo6DAiL, vice President
EBzIAH Wight Treasurer /, VAN z.NDT s.er.t.r,
DEDEMPTIONl of CITY ST0CK.-The FIRE
IL IEDEMNrrY STOCK Of tbe CITY OF NEwYoRK payable On
or Oh dy q NAY 1888 VII b PAID 70 s PssSn' s' Y
the co@posTs dsss c NeTYOrl the Surrender Of the
81 isssTsss % ..ia .toeA win cease that
Of Ps.see Coptrolsrs Oms SswYo April l6 1893