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The New York herald., 1870-09-19
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SHEET
cases TO az much an $<o0 In gold per annum but IN
most cases only from 600 20 $3.50. while the

cases TO az much AZ $500 in gold per snnum. but in
most cases only from ol06 20 $3.50. while the
salary OF the teachers u still lower.
The learned speaker spoke In detail Of the advance
the advent OF Count Beust a. Imperial chancellor
stil he said, II required outside aid. During the
last twenty-five years the Gusavus AdOlphus Society
has contributed to Its support above million norns
(x400 900 In gold). In regard to Hungary he said
The political condition OF the country favored the
progress OF the reformation. A large portion OF
the country was conquered by the Turks who did
not interfere with religious questions, ana subse-
quent to their rule treaties established which
secured religious liberty The Jesuits, however, did
not fail to exert themselves 10 the utmost, anu 80
far succeeded that they possessed themselves oi nj
teen thousand OF the Protestant churches and bought
many Of the
HUNGARIAN NOBILITY BACK TO POPRRY.
In 1862 when the imperial decree was lpubllsned
Which sought to make Protestanlism tool III the
hands OF the State. the proclamation was received
with such fierce hostility that the attempt to carry
II into operation was abandoned. Unlike the west
ern portions OF the Austrian empire, hungary con-
talns compact body OF not less than three mliiOns
Of Protesans, and In the great struggle for naiOnM
Independence Protestants and Catholics fought side
by side.
IN conclusion Dr. Koenig stated that In Germany
the Gustavus AdOlphus Society granted liberal aid
TO hungary towards the building OF churches and
schools; the Free Church Of Scotland maintains her
mission to the Jews-a work OF eminent Importance
when we consider the great influence OF
HALF A MILLION ISRAELITEs.
The British and Foreign ana the Scottish Bible So
cetes labor for the diffusion OF the Word OF God,
and the London Tract Society Is printing and circu-
lating religious literature In four languages. But
wanting before we can see snch efficient Christian
agencies at work as In our own countries W would
consider Indispensable. The field Is large, the
people are willing, the encouragement which the
Iab0rer meets with all hands Is tho clearest call
to work now that the Lord has opened the door and
removed the obstacles.
The New York herald., 1870-09-19
ST. PETERS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Dcnth and It's LcssOns-Scrmou by tho Rev.
The sermon at the half-past ten O'Clock mass yes
terday at st. Peters church was preached by tho
Rev. Father Qutn from the gospel Of the day. which
relates how Christ raised from the dead the Widows
son. In the season Of autumn, the preacher said,
when the leaves were falling, the flowers fading
ana all the glOries Of the year departing, tho
Church, always in sympathy with nature, bids us
turn our attention from the pomp and vanittes Of
earth to the dread consideration OF death, and ac-
compished that purpose by setting before us the
story or the death OF the Widows only son.
The case Of the widow and her son will SOON
and inevitably be ours the day will arrive when the
Grape shall hang at the door pr0claiming that
human soul has passed away In the discharge OF
their duties towards the departed the survivors
founl the true and only sources OF consolation. and
the first Of those was
seThe Lord hath given and the Lord hath taken
away was the Just sentiments In the heart and on
the lips Of true Christian we we are not f9rolaaen @ to
at the tomb Of his friend Lazarus was filled with sor
row and shed abundant tears. But grief should not
row for our loved ones not like those OF whom st.
Paul speaks, who mourn without hope, but W.
tearing Of the hair and other violent demonstrations
of GRIEF OF like character were almost invariably
PLANTATIONS OF A SELFISH SPIRIT
| 1t was q circumstance worthy Of remark that the
early Christians used to 1nscribe upon the t0mbs OF
their departed friends not that they had died, but
that they slept, deposited in peace. Another
and the principal duty devolving upon the survivors,
was to pray for their departed brethren. Catholics
believed that the souls Of even many OF the elect
| st. Augustine, in his confessions" tells us how
when his mother was about to die he was troubled
the thought of her being buried in strange land.
but that she said to him:"My son, be not troubled
about this body, but promise never to to pray
| for my SOUL" And the saint faithfully Obeyed the
| wishes OF his dying mother. In these degenerate
| days. however, more was thought OF the body than
the soul, and relatives were more concerned about
having
A RESPECTABLE FUNERAL,
with long string OF carriages, than about prayers
for the departed. In conclusion the reverend gen.
tleman elogueutly eyhOrted his hearers never to
cease offer suppicatons to Heaven for the saliva
ton Of their departed friends, which act Of
truest mercy and would enure to their own spiritual
advantage by gaining for them powerful interces-
sOrs before the throne OF God.
The New York herald., 1870-09-19

"Seamen's Bank Of Savingr In 1890, month OF
January sabbath schools were es,sDsnea Ss ~ u olS
were devoted In part to che interests OF the society
and this was tho first attempt 70 SEND proaGcast pro @
ton ana moral and spiritual welfare Ol seainen. III
the years lS64-5-6 -
were made. Foremost among them was the effect
ing of church organization. At this time the Rev.
Charles J. Jones was called to the charge OF the
church. aud during eight and half years he was
uiceasing in his labors for tho Improvement OF the
sailor. Ia May, 1866, the congregation removed to
the present SITE and on the 23d December that year
the Church was dedicated to the service OF God
James ". Alexander, d. d.. and s. u. Tying. d. d.,
preached morning and afternoon respectively.
March 23 1885, plan OF union for the church was
erected. II was upon an Independent basis, and
really the pioneer churcn In all the Christian mis-
ton, but from sixty members AT the nrst, IN seven
years they numbered seven hundred and sixty.
1t has proven that an Independents church can live
when sectarian congregations stumble by the way.
church was established corner Of Water ana Dover
streets. 10 those who had not the
COURAGE TO BEARD THE DEVIL
in his stronghold 1t WAS put down as certain
failure. Perhaps no other place III town was SO de
went and where he lived. There was the place to
work, and great was the good accomplished. For
Be- Seara the @ and
the riot OF the dance; but neither brickbats nor
bullet could drive away Father Bisbee, who was
then In charge, and God blessed the work.
In May, 1865, another mission church was estab..
lished at No. II Greenwich street. From the Sth OF
May. 1865, to the 9Th OF May, 1870, there attended
worship at that place 44,357 seamcn. 1t was then
removed to NO. 275 West street. and since the 8th OF
May last It has been visited by 1882 sailors.
Nr. Murphy then elOiuently referred to the host
OF converted sailors that are now Tn distant lands
who, by example and precept, are practical de-
monstration OF the great and good work OF the So
cety. He said the six years OF his charge over them
had been years of useful labor. and ne thanked God
10 have been engaged In it, To continue 1t he prayed
for health and che renewal OF some Of the scenes OF
the past when were docking TO the sanctuary
asking what they must do to be saved, and praying
for light to direct their feet In the path OF peace
Evidently this important society, with the great
work they have TO do, want another and larger
church, something more
ATTRACTIVE AND CONVENIENT
than the present. The Board OF Directors should
take the matter IN hand, and at once cause the CON
structon OF such an edifice, with light audience
room, magnificent and suitable library, large
reading room and writing hall, where Poor JACK
can send letter now and then. A fine organ,
tower and bell are demanded. All these should be
thought OF In the new building, and that should 1t
once be taken la hand, for tie work and the day
demand IL.
The New York herald., 1870-09-19

prevent them from devottng themselves unreserv-
sdy 70 & aH - service; When tnen, God touches ouch the Inc
como converted to the Lord all those worldly matters
must be forgotten and they must devote themselves
wholly to the service OF God. Here then at the out
passions, cling to the soul. and the contest
is often bitter IN the extreme. But there
must be no hesitation, dalliance with the
temptation. Christ has said man cannot serve
God ami MammOn. Neither can a man nave his
mind filed with worldly cares and anxietes and at
the same time ''w0rship the LORD In spirit and In
truth" There must be complete severance from all
worldly ties and the soul must seek those things
for which he was created by dwelling upon the
thought OF eternity the Christian will advance
after having put his hand to the plough, but will
marcn on among the hosts OF the Lord ana at his end
will hear those c0nsOling words swell done, thou
good and faithful servant; because thOu hast been
faithful few things will place thee over many.
Enter into the Joy OF thy Lord"
The New York herald., 1870-09-19
RELIGIOUS.
Reports of Sunday Services and
Sermons.
What Our DiyineS Have to Say on
Faith, Hope and Charity.
The Jewish Faith the Foundation Of Ethics
and Modern Civilization.
A Poor Mans Christian Phi
lOsOphy.
Catholic and Episcopal Superstition Ex-
pounded and Explained.
He'll Not a Circumstance to
Sixth Ward Society. 4
n Fao<+err, or Clerical NTiSrai aiIIeuses
He'll Not a Circumstance to
Sixth Ward Society.
a Battery of Clerical Mitrailleuses
Levelled Against the Battle
ments Of Eatan.

4 cool, refreshing day, ushered In by pleasant
winds and merry sunshine, favored the cOngrega-
1ions, fashionable and otherwise, yesterday. Home
from the springs the mountains and the seashore, to
spend the glowing autumn and crispy winter in the
loved metropolis, the wanderers OF the summer
wended their way towards their familiar places OF
worship, to pray or praise, as their republican
humor inclined them. The churches were, there
fore, well attended. Without directing attention to
any partlcularlar service or sermon 1t may De said
that the proceedings In the churches were OF more
than average merit. According to our usual custom
we have given below full and fair reports OF the
more important sermons, which Will be read with
interest
The New York herald., 1870-09-19

heap them on the way 70 heaven through all the
troubles OF tins life, and VIII In tho end secure for
them eternal happiness.
The New York herald., 1870-09-19

loving God who died for the sake OF sinful man. and
who now comes 90 oder him that paradise which
HIS death opened for him.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
nnNIEsTh- AfArErTs

O.wfeo April ls-1oar anehangeli sales, 200 bb At - a
for white +7q47 . Double Erir Wbest moderate demand
900 bush Choice White Canada At 81 a. an5 SS bush e.l
Meal y 81 3 f.f Bosd Is of abod , MI Fsed god
Fre rh.EFioa to Boston sc . Sexiorl % Albany
% snl Feed 10 Boston - !" TO NsHlo - ~ to Albany
bdSrll Ap oTon nesle, Wheat oat. and RE inactive s
sS Sss cSsr % Me-. '; Po Ssl' @ t IS Lac ID da % il al a T.
G%cseo zP5i G.Erhsugs unchanged Fo dun at 80 soa
fg q s ga & cash .9a % st % @ @ a s cs,S ..,S m .ns
seller Gr s. o,' ~ %y,n' & g no. - e s s a. I 81
i'l & 'rons ~ sSud Proysoa. OahaussI Mess for
Lard l5i ae Bef Cs II ,sd lover ..r, a. ~ "G = 20 @ @
% Tor Common Choce sceipt.s 90 be Pa IG 900 bush
B. 10 Eos Al 5 . o., @ s , PIX r.. 20 q; S .s
Barley 1900 Hogs. Feshls srn IT, lo' Wheat oie o Corn to
GSrSx.r Aprl IsFoar steady and unchanged Wheat light
supply moderate demand l0d- u Cu doll sod lower at
saor Oa'' metaugsd re sgsiT al oa.S b-hsy aG ~ @G
Wll im At ne., Pos elAr 30 hhl. Choice cty brand
sios Io,e SAes I5i fo ear Char B.roa
ss 20 a. ds1os Lea ia g. o1 ST.. no sds1 % Hq IL, IL, % ., asS
h latter pnes quiet Cy lsia Tor Kettle steam offering
cIsyslsD iph ISwaea nominal Commanding dong Oss
held a e io No STATE Re arper bed soasSe Ba'eJ qust
ToiTpo OI., April e-Pour dali wh,. dull 80 WHIT, N,es s
no Red ;. 10 No Red Osi. Corn que, and gnehA ssi
G, @ IS.s F, ssIs % . ~ wa.. - % S GA cs "a w. -, sa.s os
Sh'rmss-l Ol bush What 90 hn'l oors !ol bush Oa.
,-ot. int bs~s Fsar 5Ja ~ Corr, ~ 90 ~ 10
~. tsdt7c Mes PoTi t24g ~ ao l-ri bdlhe
Ron ..sdy sbOahicr. ll!ci siss Htc Dlk sboasers lie
siIt. Itc ,-.
Lon. April iG-Tobsseo STEADY and aheahg- o"o1 dan Al
2I01e Gr Mddlug FoaT druefi sapeTa %a ~ Iu hiua
re Na R-d Fan sl uJa ~ q No. DO, ~ l4as IA Sof
, nd In but A. aSic Ird sAcktd Hdte n. White,
a. AL 'tbsrr 1850 Oats dell, tuis se snd - SAeksd
Brey quiet - g5dasc R'e At ia & NLy dHl an
ehaug,d rro'.ea quiet he~ Pod 70 - br sst shsni'
d.,. lie Clear Rib c Clear Fr lyic ss We
C,ar 6 0it,ci Clear RIO 49,, LA'i nohhsl bei '.ite
SIM NJ 1a ~ Hogs quiet at so 80 h'crp-fhS
All FIo 100 hutL WHEAT y 30 but Corn Jo0j bas Data
g0l lhB,hR Rys, 800 bush BArlsr. , a., =. o.,
NV OniEAss April 6-Fiour-supehs~ - 4ai tiA " 20
u.b F,tra e. ~ Corn st Is Oats oJaos Bran VI A.
a. par. frn.r Mes ~ 75a sN bacon unctsny'd.
Ianl fms l6i-i kr Ice sss.t-inmc iita ~ h"Ass
at U tof.s b.s tfs'L -
Js,aISc PT,a Isi& CostDs AiHss aie stssbas IA
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
nnrrnN MApErrs

NrvOaLzAN Apr loCotou hn and hoier asking CHER
Miinus 2s0sc ses 800 bales net receipts iWo lys
l2J aes sJl bales, total 5G6 tsr -Ioo Great
bale. liverpool, the tO1tueuf i bales brrfnsu
20 Am.eiam ind 455 bales tocA hand To- 90
bales
BlrIroRE April l6-Cotton market frme Milling Gic Net
Do ba-s total ia barsi exports "
Great Br ain. G9S hales; stock hand. 9aJ halr-
NORFOLK Apr lbtOt0n-Ihr market TO-DAY quiet LOV Md
dines 2lo receipts los bales total LOS bales eIpoTscoast
wise bales. hand 3,8ll bale.
s4Q2ic sales 40 bales; net receipts l45 bales total ztJ
d0l bale 20 Mes Orleans 80 70 Ne" lOA
-toek OF hand. 81 ~ baeA - -.
Cr.FLFrus April lue AMI steady; Mling 2tc.
s,l4. 80 hs receipts 10 bales Exports Great
Britain liy bales AMI oosstrIe 6j3 basi stock Oh hand LII
bales ,,, Il, "a
April l6Cottou is drI Good onary 9le AI so
bse net bales total ll99 bales, export 20 Great
Britain oOaswi,e 1907 bslei stock On hand, sI9
bar.. ,,,,,-- ,o,
sales l00 receipts 10 ba coastsse 80 bake total 30
bales: stock o hand. H. 0o bales
Arar. Ga Apr l6-Co1ou market du bot prices unchanged
tsl,, 5J bales; receipts l67 bales; MidEugs, 2. .a!lc
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

COFFEE-Quct al Kinds bat trm partcuar ol ito win
rruct of de quality O1ecu-. uuIminitut
flour AND MEA-fe Flour market durn ~ pat week pas
and tIr 1uacs. Ol tt "c1A 'e ulss
f,et, h. most d.. rs reduced @ % most foreign or anl
nave gwen uulrs grhrAA 1e
soys t her la considerable ysra14euess 10 the iOg
Grades Good aul ehoe Baker, kItra have been m AT demand ~
nam m south Am-s the close PAL ground Hpuz
What E1tg. have demand 40 ll previous ptr aud are
Emt-i sufr No >upersne been sasb but Al y3n
I'm, m g.. tieh clos n strong quotations, Choice NJ anrso
ras good degree o trn but ha not 80 %
Moderate inquiry i1r good state AMI
Western shipping Ma an1 earl June leLytr aa some
NO 10 bnl hands, chehy a. - 10 Common
been disposed 0 al oN iAfe,
Fa grades f4r demand AMI standard hruls IRON es
EN- Nrs-York TOE exports of the week were ZSZi
bl. !uclns 600 bis. 20 LaIOpe. 80 b, 70 south Aera
s the indies O5l ub'> o. The British Povncrs AM of the
Coniag year H. 2 b5 Iodty Psces we're shade
ben on tba low grsde Little Jterug he busHe beng only
L.. h u
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

The market f. u ~ Governments in the afternoon,
and prizes t..c list were not maintained.
In state bonds Tennessee 6-. new, sold at 5 To 5ii
do. Co. eScouno, ~ co Virginia 6s, excoupon, 60 a6si
North ia, ~ Missouri G., o.. o95. The prin-
cpa operation. were il Tennessee, Virginia, and Mis-
sour state bonds.
Railroad bonds were not active, and sales moder-
ate, vl Contra Taslc 40 sl2, and Union Pacific al SO
Toledo and WABASH g3 Chicago, Rock Island and Paci-
ne ss. g-t Michigan Southern. s. T., 1O1l 81. Louis
Iron Mountain lst. --l Galena and Chicago, 1st o.
City bank shares remain dun, with hut few sales
FOURTH National 100 ocean Bank. 81 Central National,
no; Paeix. Jos. Buyers do not NEE. the views OF the
holders u CITY stocks
T4orc Was little life in the stock market to-day
and Irtes generally advanced with principal dealings
On y y. Contra aud Hudson, Reading Lake shore. aud
the NotIWc-terl stocks We give below The following
comparison Of Ircce 20 the date, given:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

unsettled unsound Spring hss been demand for feed but not
plenty and prces unsettled ers have purrhad
freely than sI tn month but present prices Of Four os
useh for them 10 themselves beyoud their
eIpors the seel been
&lS buhels corresponding last To-day
heeh 0nly moderate but the run rm; oruarv qualities
held higher shipper buy parng and miller operate ou present
sales 1000 bush, a S 0 for hne Ne Caeo spung
afoat; 81 20 p for Amber We-e In g0OI
White Michigan ~ 10 for No 2MvaHkee Adoat and f9g No
stesi Barley quiet but steady a 100 5ie Tor
roEed sae Barley Mat 10 tame; small sales o STATE stc Oats
hnner but active, sss Canadian ec
per the tTst lot o the New 6c Cs; N
SIC in and 60c saoa 67. a6sc piers Jrsy
and southern az GASP. II = fra but qus sa Loo bash
Western al Al and Sae = Al o. Com Is sItd mueh cher
an closes strong sales = 90 bush kE Westen MId At Oa
sfoa Western White st 10; ie Yellow s y u, toutheIn White
q III jersey icoE ~ Ira 8 ana Round yellow Al ~ 81
puu4
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TuF SoT~TUFPN CENTRAL RAILROAD Is now COM
rle me entire d,tsnc IRON Oaego popular sni
frogs Acal-sl and Manufacturing dtIct hu, eAce-i provided
m Mo loo husues -Oafheru Central vii De large both
f freight and passenger traffic The rch Agricultural couni through
constantly increasing business ihe great
arrurng eshmcut Aubgr3 whose sateroWe is the bel
he state enteplg along te lne VII alsas secure
Ia ftis roli q good income
yERMIA Co Financial Asuts Of he Road offer the remain
irr Ura1 ro-.ln OF ah the confidence believing
f 10 he Is goo ecr ths has been placed this
ar The ous belr per have tart ye1 run an1
tfe. he sOca the option oi the boler
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

The market not lite as strong IN the AFTERNOON ss
IN the morning. but pIces were well maintained.
Tie market during the week az d whole has been nm
usua 1y DALI with the exception of the bulls I'm eK
change and gold n the Gold Room Oh Monday. But With
the dulu,s- and quic: the market has been firm in rail-
road stocks Governments "a lrcad bonds, and state
stocks.
The hank statement fgr The past week is favorable TO
an easy money market TIE legatender average shows
the large gain Of S2Go40- and reflects the movement OF
currency 10 this city from the West and Southwest The
loans have decreased S2ls965 The total reserve has
ued S70 r. against an IN the total liabilities
of $1,000 Tie banks hold S7,9oj4s4 lawful money IN
excess Of the legal requirement, which j. gain OF
t.l75s oycrtle preceding week. The following is q COM
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IavDDv Ap C-Noo1Conso. ousd 9it ior mone7 AMI 9
al. for American securities quiet; Unite states Five
sen, bonds, l81 81 1905, old go, 1907, 6yi Ieni0rlr, o
Stocks que Ere Rasa, shar 20 Illinois Centrss Ji Atlantic
I'd Grst Western. %
FEAvEroEr Apn eUue Five Twenty honis opened frm
Apn Coon opened qat and steai bota spot All
aroaf
PAE. Aprl iG-The Bourse closed lrmi Reutes ~ s..
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

iu ue t"i1 Room 10 loa me- gold was quoted az Il54
lClo HFi lg4 lIa, ll:o9 la. 1915, I5i iz3s 1lss
l-5 Ilgi l Il5 laI. uSi ., 153 9, l5i. and 5;25,
us. Highest 1859 lowest. llSi
The transactions ot the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follow. Clearance, S669s,coO; gold balances, 1884,
so %. aud ,-rucg balances $,iss927 s. Holders OF
god pd ru e. g per cent for carrying over balances
Goy,raIucat .e.uz strong, aud prices advanced
on Tur day. ,e, at the stock Exchange, the fol-
bvi. y CON Iag.>o ut prices viii show:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
THE MARKETS.
C.,-l.u. R.r,-tel for TnE TmB->g.

Csr-lau. R.rote. for TIE THIH-NE- ,. ,...
ASfjT~po are u demand par Tor export pces easier
t,t .i,, .-ad-. sal. az 20 23 Pearls nominal
,OTTON-Tere has been light c8 to-day but hoer appear
% ev4 NOR con jce and The closed wih generally
tone for l grades $40 tsles 22 Ihura evening OF ~el 3'
~ f rrort -5 ,r consumption speculation For failure DE-
~ Turs evening 100 bales Julg Ne iodag % ha 2lc 100
Nv , ,1 I'd 2.r: ! o. June q 2c al Ou bass Of
Iog Miliings e quote % follows
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

"a NOrI IfHrT TcffLs 1fI EIiT0l7f.
Ills bales Cotton il pas Asnes 80 b'i. fl'lr
bush. Com p bush Oats "a buh Grass
S.c hags Meal "a bbl Eggs e5 pkgs Butter 81 pkgs
Cbeess - r-g Ta - pkgs III sg. Cot
Nests Lard - pkaA Beef "2 Hides 40 td Hides ~
pkg Tobarco Hemp. Sides Laiher 20 pkg starch
bt. WLssy WOOL IS b,I-s Iops ljj bag >uaaa p bts
Tarft
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
SATURDAY, April l6-r N

Mono has been offered very freely to-day at
tper cent @ exceptional rates at per cent, while on
Goycrum,rt uoc.- col aterals il has been loaned at
per cent lu commercial paper there Is no change Of
rates. and very little is offered in the market.
Forii T. .,laH-' has been quiet and firm al the fol-
loygln- r.l.r-.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

rREGts quiet the onJ engagement reported beus o1a
Cotton 1i =.
ENA .Dol degree activity and nefulary have suhfurht
has bren echy
forsror mainly dealers and shippers ~ho do not gao
sirsd b. have liberal bot The siok has "u durfd
ny. The hasnes he been The most MARRIED Nhnf "bf-is
shch have dec bed J04c q husb un,sud tf stofa
raEts crop speculative huefs snd nihe
ry Of tis d--rnptou hs'
VI
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

The Illinois Central Railroad Company sold IN the
month ~ March last 6I7 SO acres land for SG5 92 0
The actual earuugs Of the Road il the traffic department.
Tbe earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road during the second week IN April were:
lqfp -2-4169 l81O.... Decrgrse. 3u.5l4
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Tar ALBAYY AND SrsQrEHANSA RAILROAD ConpNTi}
TREAsHEKs ONCE. ALBANY, April . l6l
n NETTING Of the BOARD OF DIREC-

4 | a MEElINlT OF llt DOAhD VI DlnI.N..
n TORS or The ALBANY AND sUsQUEHANSA RAILROAD COM
PASY. betd Apnl 5. 1870. the following Dioptei a.,
eed That transfer books Of this Company be closed on The '
dsy Of Apnl, ~ o'clock ;. ,,, -, -,
f That e eoTenei the 25h day Of Apr
ner Bank OF Commerce the City Of New fors "ch
With The OF the Delaware and hGsnn
Cana COMPANY hereby appointed By this Board 10 act gnl further
notice. agency he transfer O Le STOCK O 'As NoIap VI
and sfter that date. ,,..,--- , .,,-
ssore That Outstanding faang nieheiness Of ms
C0mpanv shall and Iae The funds read from ihe
Company hand the time the ease Of s road To
Iesva and Hudson COMPANY and after men oi
Outstanding shall eaby The stockholders OF
record The closing Of The transfer books Apn l3 lou .
the be directed % these eonohs 70
da papers Albany AM Ne YORK anu 20 MAJ
copy thereof q each SHAREHOLDER
tlere5y cer, extract from s Minutes
w l. W. PHELPS, Secretary