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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-21
Domestic News.

BosToN, May 2O.-Wilson addressed an
Eight Hour League. to-day He held
that it was the intention of Congress to paw
workman full wages for eight hours work.
He also favored cooperative associations.
MEMPHIS. TENN, May 19.--Senator
sprague addressed the convention to-day,
opposing free trade, and denunciatory OF
the Capitalization of capital, as at New
York. The committees will report to-mor-
row. letter from General Lee was re-
celyed with immense applause, renewed
again and again.
CHARLESTON. May 2O.-The radical City
Council, recently installed by decision of
the Courts. lis now holding nightly sessions; {;
the proceedings of which are Of the most
violent and diagraceful character. The ma
jority of the body are seeking, by ordi-
nanSes, to strip Pinsbury, the new radical
Mayor, of his powers. and the right to ap-
point, IN order that they may exercise un-
CHECKED control jof the city officers. The
meeting last night closed in row, in the
course of which the Aldermen cursed each
other soundly, and INDUCED in bloody per
sonat threats The disorder is confined to
the whites-the negro Alderman behaving
with comparative decorum. There is to be
another meeting Tonight ,pa
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Assignee's Sale.


In the matter of James G.. Gibbes. Banh,,,nt
JACOB LEVIN, AUOTIONEER,
PY virtue Of authority in me vested "a Ass;onee
House. ee lanes IN Co11bi G Gibbss will sell at the Court
day of June, A D. 1869. at 10 O'clock the follow. ov
ing property, viz: '"o i0"o"-
- shares stock st in the Greenvilie and Colum-
bla Railroad Company.
81, 50 shares stock in Laurens Raroad Co.
11'3oo shares stock in Columbia Steamboat Co.
100 shares stock in Charleston Blockade Co
Z5,00O shares stock in city of Petersburg.
19,9oo shares stock in Virginia Navy Co.
Cow D9IUlH na;, gMnggy M Single Buggy. Wagons,
The following Promissory Notes:
%; % "A AlSexander S0a u Florida 500; Ashford, W
b c. 400; Beatty, J, Lexington. IL: Bnsb StSGfS,,
house, house rent Riehland ZOO Il, Lex.
BausEctt JOINS notes S1dIe5 Gob, aaF1aT o5g
Henry SITS; Belbo, n, dead, Nashville. 10 Az!
660y2aaal1 6GoEaI f Wiansbeto 500 SSalaxs yohn
dead, Coluhbia, 500; Coheni L u, New Orleans.
loo; Galdwell, Hale g, 250; DeYeAu4, s T., Colnml
F. fla RiSbjDpG 5S jDp1sf99Ea 9Ed Rich Riehspd
Dooley w, Lexington, 7.26; Dent, Il d, IT, FaiT,, ar,
DR. 5, Confederate, Columbia, 8OOI Fry, J r. Lex
isS xg Eosd M.b EGR SIS s Feg Sumter
thSesingtGn tSsWag tor Il 40 Gqo5wyn Thoa Dr, 81 Mst
bia, g. Girardeau, Thos J, is; Glass, j b, estate.
qiooo %; Guest w, 500: Hill, B H, 800; Hane
d, 5O Hammond, Leroy, dead, Charleston 750:
hams, A, Newberry, 1898; Henderson, nj W. IFS:
Horle, John, Columbia, IL SO; Hook, John and al,
len, q Herndon, T, Confederate, 400; Johnstone.
NICK, Spartanbnrg, 375 Kleckley, John, C6irm:
pa, 1855; Lorick, James A. 106.65; Lorick e " =.
H.chiand, 90; Lorick, G W, Rchland, 200; Levin &
Mlken Columbia, IL; Levin, L T, Columbia, 146:
Lumsden J, Columbia, 500; McElwee J N, York
or chester; GO; Mahon, D, Fairfield, Is; Murray.
Gd columbia, 100; Myers, N P, Fairfield, 1866; Nc,
Q1een que 3 l, Cheraw, $780, Miles, Sarah Riohiand,
S2o; ,Na Minor Co, Charleston, 1856 Maybin.
Danei gs 5e Fairfield 20 4o Pearson. g b. fairfield,
Miss SO SO; Porter, Capt 6. Georgia, 1896 Per.
M, Newbsrry, 1ss76; Randall, ], Chester EST S Sos
Roberts, " ], Richland, 21.5O; Rook, & J. Lau'
rens, 60.s2; Sims, G E, Union, 1,796. SCI Sims
~ Baldwin, Columbia, 200; Selig, A, 24I 40:
smith, q, Columbia, 80; Stark Lamar Colum-
6 6ia. 30; Swinton, r, Charleston, TO- Bans, II,
Si;70; Shiver Wm Columbia, 1902; 6huldo, J A.
346 20; Taylor, r, Columbia, 2S2; Valentine, Cap,
tain $, Charleston, 500; VEAL Thos G, 1900; wal
ton, + Il Co, North Carolina, / OOO; Watson Ander
son X Co, Edgefeld 100; Williams. P Columbia
IS; Weathersbee, J W, 1913. rs; Wardlaw. Walker 4
721.13. - 'nipnis'
Also, very large number of Book Accounts
amounting to about $500, O0O list of which can
be seen by calling on the Assignee. Those owing
accounts or notes can settle them before day Of
sale, with tho Assignee. 1t will be to their inter
est to attend the sale, if not paid before. Terms
cash. WM. J. HOKE,
nlay 10 tul6 Assignee.
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TREASURER'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., May H. 1862
pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Di-
Il rectors, dividend of twenty-five per centum
stock of the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, being share for share, is hereby de-
clared. The Government tax and stamps to be
paid by the Stockholders to the UNDERSIGNED. on
delivery OF the scrip dividend. The Transfer
Book will be closed from the Goth to tho 25th inst
inclusive; and the dividend scrip will be ready for
delivery at this Office on and after the last named
date Stockholders, or their legal representatives,
when applying for the dividend, are required TO
present their stock certificates
May 10 ID @. H. MANSON, Treasurer.
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General Commission Business.
TONSIGNMENTS OF PRODUCE,
" Orders for purchase Of Merchandiz,,
Shipments of Cotton, and GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS, solicited by
MARK E. COOPER, Main street.
Best references given. March "a 9mo
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Foreign News.

Duph1s. May 2o.-:An ugly riot occurred
IN Trabee, to-day. The police interfered,
|hen Doth parties attacked the police, who
fred on the people, many of whom were
hurt; three policemen woundedLone fac
tally. 'i l7s 7i07'ai ''7'3 80. '
;, MADnID, May Dispatches announce
that 1000 adherents to Queen Isabella, at
Perpignhn, in France. are nearly ready to
cross the frontier. The Government is
taking measures to prevent their invasion,
if possible.
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- seasonable Goods
4 = o D = -.
just Tn!
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS
Suitable for the Summer.

SUCH AS
PEREGES, GRENADINES, LAWNS SHEER
ID ORGANDIES, &c, SC.
We offer inducements as to price for all Spring
Dress Goods tor the balance OF the season.
Also, in receipt of fresh lot of Chellr's Kid
Gloves, Silk and Lislo Gloves, Glove Fitting Cor
sets: Bone and Reed Corsets, all numbers, a line
OF Trimming Ribbons, all widths and coors,
FrinGes, Gimp, Braids, Buttons, &c, &c
An elegant assortment of Gents Under Vests
IN SILK, lisle thread, drown and white,) cotton
novia, gauze merino. &c.
Another lot Of handsome Shetland and Grena-
dine Shawls.
We always keep the best Toilet Articles, such as
Honey, Almond and Congress Soaps. % Language s Of
Flowers, Love among the Roses, OpopponaS
5nhlang. Night Blooming Cereus. Burnets standard
fresh Pomades, Cocoine, Caliston, &c
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Charlotte and S. C. Railroad Companv
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

e q ssa yE:[ g9ssa;s
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DENTISTRY.
nR. D. L. BOOzER, grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
of this city and the surrounding District during
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself in Columbia. All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully per-
formed: ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
among which he would call special attention to
cess III constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiiul and durable process, he is enabled with con-
hdencc, to refer to his patients and to the
tional Bank. Ian
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Our Wholesale Department,

nice assortment of Prints, Bleached and Brown
Goods. just to hand, together with full limo of
other Goods for the Department. Wrapping Pa
per, Twine, &c.
May 16 r. G. SHJyER
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-02

erty-holder to bear his part of the expenses, but let repairs and improvements at the ex- peuse of the public generally be confined to these. On the whole, this suggestion of the board sets forth in justice and practicability all it lacks in executive spirit. Therefore let us try to think better of that body. It is bad enough to satisfy its bitterest denouncers even though we acsordjit every mite of credit it will claim.
 A GHOST! !- A baile on Franklin street. on Monday night, was rendered somewhat disor . derly by the appearance thereat ofa ghost Yes, sir none of your white-sheet-swinging-on -on-a- pole ghosts, but real unsubstantial transpa- rent, immaterial, and unapproachAbls shade. When the first shock; occssioned by the pres- ence of this denizen of the grave, had passed away, and the capillary establishment on the summits of the spectators become so limbered that hats and caps could be adjusted, the brave W put himself at the head of the party and gave the command "charSe" when the cour- ageous band dashed forward. only halting upon making the discovery that the ghost would not scare, but became so metamcrphosed, (as ghosts will) as to assume the form of sev- eral revolvers pointing toward themselves and supported by some power invisible because enveloped within blanket The ladies hav- jag been informed by some thoughtless party that their brave protectors were beses by spirits (which was strictly true,) we arc told, fainted en maSse. but were obliged to return to con- sciousness premAturely as there was no one left to administer restoratives.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-02

HINDS & HOOKER.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-02

N rant, AZ nber l0hE ROPOS |ceived st E
 o'clock pened, fo;k Ing to be ? dried.
 price Psk the srk king coFk @ neceSs ices in JE al teuds
 by tEolE eties EiE
 NilI bF the Cd ision Gf anied gF moraf En be son, 4E [LH0JE# 2Ia|
 4. lk NOtlf thep |teRE4
 elIisE s
 wibE
 neif d If
 fnst TCEsI4
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=, coffee house establishee on Main Street T. Risenbaum is doing fourishing busi-
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-02
Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate of J. c. Gaige, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, by the undersigned Administrator Of the above named Estate, to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned q, his office, in the Town of Tucson, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, within welve months from the Date of this Notice. Tucson, A. T., August 9th, 1869.
 St CHARLES H, MEYERS.
 Administrator
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 THE undersigned will run 6 weekly tWo- horse buggy between the sbovs points, connect- ing ct Mesilla, with stages for Santa Fe and the East, Fl Paso, and San Antonio, Texas; and at Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi-Weekly Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Hermosillo and Guaymas, Sonsra making a connected stage line for any point in the United States on the Pacific or Atlantic slopes of the continent and points in northern and and central Mexico.
 Particular attention paid to Express matter andcomfort of Passengers.
 The company are responsible for all Express matter sent by their line except against Indians and high water.
 Buggies leave Tucson and Mesilla every Sunday at o'clock, p. m.
 C. H. LORD, Passenger and Express Agent Tucson, A. T.
 DAVIS $ BARELLA 7.3s La Mesills, N. II
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Tucsos, A. T., June lst, 1869

TUcsos, A. T., June lst, 1869 M' R. Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup plies.
 HINDS t HOOKER.
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nR0P0SALS will be receive at this office N until October 1st, 1869, fer the rental of tho
 -GOVERNM ENT FARM

for ONE TEAR, commencing January 1st, 1870. The farm is situated on the Verde River. one mile if um this pest, and contains about 200 acres under cultivation by process of irrigation. The products of the farm, are to be GRAIN and FORAGE, delivered at this Post in suvh quant ntl- ties, as may be repaired by the A. A. O. The grain received from the farm must con- sist principally of Corn and Barley, The Forage; ''SOrghum," "COrn Fodder" and "Barley Hay. ."
 The price of the Grain and Forage in Gold Coin, or it's equivalent in U, s. Currency, will be stated in Proposals.
 The parry or parties leasing, will have the use of all tools and implement now sttashed to the Farm.
 By Order of General c. G. sAWTRLLE.
 J. L. JOHNSTON
 A. 4. Q. N. ae21,st
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OFFICE BOARD OF co. SUPERVISORS. TUCsoN, Pima County, 4. T.
 September 9th. 1869.
NOTICE l!

Each property holder in the Town of Tucson IS requested and solicited to cause the public streets in the town of Tue son to be repaired in front of their respective properties.
 By Order of the Board,
 E. N. FISH,
 Chairman.
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scott Items.

ought ,tq q' three eop;., we take tue soIIos.'s p's' g g, last the cabin Fl rdest-"Orkine.f f. emily was robbed NJ P an old man ubon | the l1 night, Duris. r the thief vho b.i r stopped at ott,s E T mpa' said he Mi, |ns as was taken to b
 ed and recelved which he acce0,..
 hi' clam, worEs
 n to find the .tr,, |arehed for his dD, lie and anotLer
 ar as Wicken5p,' i nd the money ip ranch Lower 4a even Indians, guh'' attacked M
 n' Tounding tL.
 ing four head ., b
 sick with tl. |, AE 8 vigorously a wi Enenlan heard l ST led a horse, sp pc |eeeeded in rs,a ! Is. Gen. Ws, tic. valry to scoa. trc J. Septemjer! ia |lt ir the anna I'll rgeant Patricl tn ry, and privas do |'h Infantry aP Ate Georre e Nj Is Pverely Stab5, CT on. McGovs " Diana Saloop of ing, by one d S"' Private H.r
 atry, has, V. tin f stabbing NJ sir
 DoDahue. 2 th' Wm. Colin, an Was mixed nr
 lost his il 7h' II orra n 'UC nd it is th. Sn at they wl lA'
 .Au
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F. N. HODGES, ka AIN s T R E E. T

TUCSON. A. T. KEEPS constantly on hand large supply the best brand of Liquors and Cigars. Jan lst. '69
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lands 3oe Mddug ore,n, 2e Four-more doing a1d prs,
well Antainei sales 1900 bb Northwestern Extra Family tbO
s1 PENNSYLVANIA 90 s69f6 So Fssey ssaSlo so ETi 80 20
0S5 80 Rye Flour unchanged Wheat quieti sales
bush Red At 81 4od 81 5Oi Amber, 81 5dsi e. Rye 81 ~
Corn 10 limited emand sales 900 bush yellow at 95c Mixed west
s3d9e os. steady Western 6e Coffee hoae 10 ft hanis
quiet idiic for Fair Good Refining Provisions nu'
changed Petroleum sedy Crude, q. a23Gi Refined 5lG@Ie
Whisky unsettled at 9Ja9ic
OswEGo n T. Jups 2Fcur ,tesdy; sales 200 Dbl. at 81 ior
Spring 50 for Amber Winter; Is for White 80 Tor
Extra Wheat quiet; No Mwaukee Club held At 49,
the n buyers 6m sales 2210 buh NO |
White lBO sud nominal
and quiet Corn Meal. Is Meed steady
Shorts asa; Sbpsiuf 30 and Mddiug s2jQ SO un
Frsighs-Whsat 8ic Corr &c Rye &c., EevYork
the Hnds0n Railroad PeghiaFOur 10 Boston,
6gc.; 10 New. York, Sc, aud TO Albany SOC
CHICAGO June Fonr quiet al % @d6 50 for Spring RItras
Choice Wheat oterass svsi sales Of No at asa 81 "a aud
No al 81 o. closing dull Corn active but unsettled sales OF NO
stI9e No The Oats active ,sd higher; ,sis' Of no at
RE steady snd quiet; sales Of No al 81 o. Barley nom
as at 81 asa So ighSios ta atggc Meas PORK nominal "
$50 Land, 9c Hams l5l 06lc Dry Sailed Shnnders e
duh at - 750 - en- for butchers sc 81 81 FOR
light good shipping Live Hogs dull and at - o.
50 20 for fair TO extra Choice. Preights qnet.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Jusg g.
BeevesMket moderately active but prices uussd and lovers
Steers; 7a8e for Fair to Good do se6c for Common
sheep dull And lever ssles Of 10000 bead At fdlc n gross
He's dui sales Of 4o bead At si5d S3 5preut net for corB
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Lovp3y Jane ALL mCOrtos elssed ~ h for nSbey ana ~
,csont United States IWenues sol Erie Railway Shares
veTpoot june Ill m-Coon opened active, hdihnl
ups l2gi Ading OAhs 2id Wheat lpL ID per eeHlAI i0
CsIoraia Waite ana " for MOI Red WeLep, se,
FElSKToRT jane &-pnted states fne'INenV Uonah ooi :"
'uf o J. ISL cous OF for money AM 92 Of the &C
eoant StocksdaH ETe shares, l9l. go, 90 - =,
IrvRRPooL jane PSI mAOuont TIE shipments YOU bohVH
sdtices. JliO
Taqs az ami WGest iNI q ceua Tor Ctrua White, and u j
a. M Rel western Lard fat Cheese 1 q eVt fof the bes
GRADES OF American F1- f. 49, u. =. q 49, =,
fER Jrne opened tuoy Tres ouHre on the spot
IA ffturs t9fcgt; Low Midllps shUat l4g3 Tancs -
6s6y June % Evening" C0ns0s o money 81 Consos Tor &C
eontg1 dlcl. u s. FDGTSei boHes 0i Ers SHARES lsi HI
i2fpo5s JADE 2sEsshibs- cotton irtA closed sfH sn
pn fc y. "a Fyenirg ns,ea Oh ssf5tP caclih
Ls.sed e. eaaed Petossd, IA SAT- io nsr e't ONE
ASTvTRr Jans 2a-Petroleun cot iraHcE ORA 5.I -.t 20
DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA June 2-C0tioE-soek Ter teaise hodPg Up
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per JeS'S, RIitr0ddsi dhd tdH"I
Jr 2s32l 7g9 bush Wheat ISa busb Com 81 ~ bu,h O,.
I've Ig8 hush Is 57 bbs Flour 25J bbls WhsfT
"a s Corn Meal 4G5 Eggs, 2793 pigs butter 1880 gkgs
chess u p1g Tov, A pkg Ashes 100 pigs a 10 pigs ron
40 ~ Bf Is ukes Meats 1857 bales Cotton lIsJ bb Re
ned Ps,rosur ~ bb spts TuTpsn1 2o b1s 5s so sSi
oner 80 cakes Copper bales Woo. 81 bales Hemp go ba
Hons 5l sides Leather 1853 Hides BA hlis Ionaeeo oo DIS
~ Tobacco l2 pkgA Rice 23 btgs Peanuts pigs BsesEaL
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 25 Nassau-st.,

No p NasSau-st.
offer for sale the following desirable securities:
INDIANAPOLIS AND YNcENNEs RAuRoAD, first
mortgage, per cent bonds, guaranteed by the Penn
sYLvAN1A CENTRAL and other railroad corporations.
Price s. and accrued interest.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RuRoAD, first mort
gage, S per cent bonds. Price, s. and accrued in
terest
MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD. first mortgage, z per
cent GOLD Bonds. Price. 9ai and accrued inter
est in currency.
BoNDs OF THE COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRTH, Kan
sas 10 per cent, free of tax strongly guaranteed.
Price, par and accrued interest
Also, per cent BONDS OF THE CITY OF OswEGo.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, and upon application full informa-
ton will be furnished.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONvERTI-
BILE SINKING FUND BONDS,
PRTNCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
Pity YEARS TO RUN,
FREE OF U. g. TAX.
ISSUED by THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS. AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY
THESE BONDS, AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
Admitted quantity only for sale before advancing
Tie price. --
Full information furnished by
HENRY CIEws & Co., Financial Agents,
No. 81 WAursT., n. Y,
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Rock
FORD. Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD Com
PANY, pay principal and interest-1st February and
LIST August-in GOLD Co1S, free Of Government tar.
We recommend these bonds as one Of the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market. @
Pamphlets with maps giving full information, sent
m application. HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
...H ....f. Bankers. No. 81 Wall-st
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financial.

TnE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK CiTT ~ NgwYoEE,}
June 1853. :
IN the recent robbery of this Bank there was
ofe bonds Of the Portage Lake aud Lake Superior
Ship Canal bond 500 Nos 0 GO inclusive s AZ
taeed the fret payable lst July next thereafter Let January aud
july
Parties notified negotiate for said bonds cash The
As PAYMENT hiss been stopped TT. UT. 9. s. STEVENSON.
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TREASURY
- DEPAErNENT COLuNBA G. June 10 ls6g The III BkESr
1861 will BE- paid Ahsr JULY 1909 the BANKING House
Of H. H. hiMPTON no. Naaust NeWloTk and al the Treasury
Ohes IN Columbia
Registered STOCK Of the State since JAY J.
1867 will he paid the Treasury Department 10 Columbia ony
NILES g. PARKER. Tasnrsr ofIhe state u South CAtoIna
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PROPOSALS for s97e7OOO TAX RELIEF

PROPOSALS for S2,767,OOO TAX RELIEF
BoSpS s CITY s. 6S r. PS @
o'clock NJ sSs5 ne 1s BE- RSS oP BsS5. ' Of he CITY q
NsvYork Authorized By sec. Of Chap s6 Laws Of a9
Sad bonds are 70 b ,sSsa o the PaP9,e 81 sa yoyem
Der that portion sftae County debt due NoveTber and ne quota o
the State he levied account ofSts debt ehageabe to tie
TIE bonds vii bear interest .. The rate pc.
AID the principal will be redeemed the brat day Of July In the
The proposals will state the ,mouni desired and The price
hundred dollar thereof ADD the persons whose proposals are
awarded TO them respectively together With any premium thereon
yd,s, s Sa t y. Bd Sos Of ne uu Of entitled
FssTo County Bond. for s repayment Of TsI due November
Of 1892 will Be accepted at their value aat accrued Interest, u PAY
Bs Bond Of Of ss1 c Of ST hc6 be accepted aud
The adjustment vii be mad at Obi. once AID s ns bonds ,Ssd
deposits made viii BIZ" on account Of he ars.,d Gfa se Pi.
suns sssei to them bearing Interest dates Of payment
Tbs loan without Increasing TIE den Of e e oners IN
70 companies and Individuals uHrBaed security and o ps'd VI
Zach proposal .hou he sealed and aorse Proposals for
Relief Be Of the City snd neosd second envelope
Tie rsp reserved % the ploi the CopplrOO reject any al
othe bids hiu bis judgment tie Interests o. tss eqle u
CITY Of SewYoE DtParimsnt Of Finance cOnProer Once June
IS HEREBY ExTESDED gRsPAY JHy Isss :, ,hs zane
Department Fiusnes ComrtroleFs oaee, Jass "a 1852
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COU-
P9SS & PI HS64GB Of FIRST MORT
GAGE EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COUPONS Of FIRST
MORTG 4GB BONDS. - -. .-.z,
MORTGAGE PREFRRRED BONDS, -
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS OF FIRST
FUNDING BONDS, -
DETRoIT 4Yp PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS of FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. .-....u
GAGE BONDS, 90. .
july 1904 viii be paid Oes No u Puest IN the Gig Of
NsvYor aher the st ProIao s Government tar Also
'. - Due July |. 1879 - -
ST. LOUIS JACKSONVILLE. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co.,
PONs ofsECOND MORTGAGE BONDS free q tiosrhmel tax
RAILROAD OF GEORGIA COUPONS Of
CONSOLIDATED SEVEN PER CENT BONDS free u Government
tax 0r' NJ. X. JEsUP Co.. No. u Piuest.
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past ten days have great damage TO the crops ana
railways Rock Island Road was forecd 10 suspend
operations for several days I'm consequence OF Poruoh
Of their new road being washed away The damage TO
the corn crop is represented to be large These reports
had tendency 10 check operations in the Western shares
ana decline Of per cent took place IN the active
stocks.
The imports Of specie at this port during the past
week have been rs follows:
Total for the S4l41
PREVIOUSLY reported 66oEoV
Total since Jan ld9
time lt3...s S9fN0
Sane time '.'''''''''''' A'fo'
The Massachusetts, Legislature this year, chartered -
new railroad companies. Their names and capital are
as follows Bedford Sl5oOOO Taunton and Providence,
ksOOtO0; NewBcdfOrd and Taunton, S3J00O0i Taunton
and Attleboro s2OOOOO Hopknton Branch 100000; Mo-
padnoek $4,000 Atho anu Euhed, $JO0OOO; Amesbury,
n5oOOO: Salisbury 100000; Essex Branch s2OOOOO Mas
sachusets Central S3OO0OO, with leave to increase to
double that amount; Hoyoke and WcstGeld, 100000 to
$4,000.
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad Company
for the sd week IN June we're:
l8O9..............sl s42 Sio28
TABLE Of ne Arcrage AMOUNT Of Loans Spece CUculn-
hO1,. Deposits Legal Tenders The Banks OF NE
Citg Of ReOIorE for ne tueek ending Saturday, jane
e. 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
9nintiug.
Cost anS SouHS.

THE PASS-B00K No. 21,794 of the German
Savings Bank 10 City oNewTok Ia the name Of JoHARE
JOSEPH PURGgR LOST The holder notified that uneas b,
presents 0ee Of the Bank within tso mouths ~
Pbok will be declared eItngushed and the deposits settled sh th'
depositor-NeN-York. June 7, 1863