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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKEE

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. June %, 1871.
The Horse trade is unsettled, but its condi-
ton by no means very dull "a some disappointed
dealers try TO represent and fair amount OF business
has been done In the Pulls Head Market within the last
"a hours Fifty head OF Western work and ghtdrving
horses, for instance, sold from Post Sichoiss
stables alone at prices falling but little short OF those
obtained at the beginning of the Spring trade Transac-
tions at the sale stables OF Dahman A. :. Cham.
berlin. Messrs Oakley Smith, and other prominent
dealers We're equally satisfactory. .-----..,
The present supply in horses is insufficient TO meet inc
demand from all classes OF buyers, except thoe no Is
continually either looking, or pretending 70 OOk LOT Ce
tain extraordinary animals OF unusual night, gIed.
STYLE perfect FORM unrvaled beauty end unsurpassed
action Such fine horses only 10 he found In rev
private stables and not an approximate lnaIhee
value would be given for them. In the Horse market
they appear only occasionally and at great lnerVa OF
as one OF the principal dealers IN pleasure horses re-
marked to u.s. Such superior animals are Just as seaiCo
i'm The sale stables as the Daniel Wehsters ana Henry
Claws I'm the Senate Chamber People " no eXtra0rdl-
nary pretensions who content themselves with wel
shared and toeraby stylish, sound and KIND carriage
teams or coupe horses Will hnd limited supply NJ
nearly all the wellknOwn dealers IN the city, -,
auction sale Of horses carriages, ana morse cloth
pQs will as usual, be held tomorrow, triday' inc 80
inst at Messrs. Johnston & Van TasseI.s morse anu
Attention invited through our advertising columns
TO large sale OF fine carriage teams anu several speedy
horses carriages, wagons, &C., which VIII DC offered I'd
the highest bidder Tomorrow Friday the 23d nst Az
stables No 49 Great Jones st. Mr. John L. Vandewater
will conduct the sale, which TO commence al ~ CLOCK
prompt.
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cir tn. sale. are $500 New one , At s ?, .? s, sTsi At
ssol %s,, S Dsl.S. Cora fairly active nc demand
hcty for export With large oaSr9si na AZ To7e WesieTS
SSs sslss are $500 bush. Damp mo s5s '"'''"u "
HATThe demand has o Ses1 81 To- Retail o 65aOc Salt
~ ,D ~ kr Glover stray Sqe' bat bat not 50 srn % %
10, Len ~ 'o speeds change; the business in Foreign Only
:, ooeae extent Domestic qaie' & b heen rerv little
NAtAL n, S tone Of weak Ios1 has ;o Only ao
i. !s s'a So fss'f S5 .' Pse within Re range IS and
10 10y GT,ge o isl SSl 6ties on dock but rsr r, at
ne Tsr has 6,e fmly held at 80 7s@t' for wilmington
sas1 T Insee been quiet bat prices s bbls
GU Fi oh. ar in moderate Request and the market " S'
hssa 81 81, on the o S u and mvss nominal G9S
foai .rea strength and The Offering iiiL Pyme sIS Tor
hos 90 ia 80 for western Pnne Mes; SE g,a11 ~, e.
is ~ m, Prey so i've a. I, T'es.i "a, s 81 % August
sIi 8 Se7asr - Tor oo5 .etnr III about the usual
& d. B - .e rs,c ,rs rglnf 9sH y E,tT, M SsS
o. II dnI throughout rsses uncertain on ss ga'es
,n,u &2oa 81 for PINE ae out SLOWLY hut pretty
STEADY prime stock ss md nominal on All kinds: lot
81 & s9 so % private terms 10 haas at &c for shoulders
ana 2o e for Hans 81 5 lt selling fari bat Old siocl 81 low
{s about 5ase covers City meats Dressed hogs are 10 ven s I
e-,,d 5 b q, extreme sgures Of sS bills and
Is or No. = asS S5 for future delivery re market is quiet
49, s"l n, inn. 100 New Western Kettle At lcc
e : n ar demand for Western steady prices at Soallc,
utAtt vNA anu v'ca 9V N'~''''a
ly.fe-r taiil a 2tc. for state
Mn The for Crude there has been inquiry
Ion ecor higher pci sales Of Of 500 and
d. other 900 h respectively private terms AID lot Of 70
lb gravity l5fc quote Crude IN bhls a. l6t Se anu IN
ir al the Greek there has been fair business trans
4 ea 81 contracts at steady prices; quote Lower Road
erer Spot "a Goa - IS for ner options and
TPpr q 81 spot The market for Refined hsi been
dali buyers have insisted concessions which holders we're
g make and sales effected; June quoted 20 dEc
Resnca In Philadelphia Spot was held ZSse; no
SALES reported
RC-ne in Forgn but holders brm and offer
freedom; sales Of $40 bags dsC FOR Rang00n
and oT PsaA Carolina dull and prices favor the buyer at
q. d9fr.
SUGARS-Rav limited demand hut prices unchanged In
supplies holders keep offerings quite moderate es
pcca heller grades and insist fa former tguesi buyers
uqur purchased with much freeiom quote
Coz Fair Good Refining AMI loo Tor No u Box s3es Of
Ibid part DC for Cuba aud lie for Deman. Refined iary
active and sitaiy al l3Gl3tc for Harls -.
TALLONIhe marke Is active and trm sales OF oV 10
81 &C. fJI Common and 9tc. for Prime. 80,
NusRsThe demand moderate and the market steady at ssc
fur lion sUrul
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LvrnrooL June 22-03O 8. m-COton-Middlng UPand oi@
Mdug Orleans d The GALES OF The day are estimated al O
bales -.
s unchanged ~, /. -, --...-
Los pos Cousols opened at Y! r boh money
United states fNe-lNehy bohs A"- '
Old gJi. 1901 90 TeuR0rdes, 38L
PsRi. June 2-Evening- Reues closet at % IT. l9c ~,
ItvggpooI June ll:3O mThe Cotton market is easier Md
ding Tpsfs ana MIding Orleans 8sd3i sales, i1WO bales,
ir 900 FOR speculation and further deliveries are t0d
hover 3ee Of 3ji ID for h1a PRIME Mess, T..
A,rvErP June 2l-EyeDug -Peoum closed al o4 francs oi
SIZE Pale Ameresu. ,--,-. n, L. ,..A ,...o-
IoyboN June mCousos closed At 9 ior both money
i he count United States Fye.Twenty bonds 1902 sol 1902 old
1901 90 Ten Forties, 49,
PAgI,. Jun4 22-Renes % francs 20 confines ,-
June 2s-l5l P mIte Cotton oarhel eo' ., s St
1Ing Mddhng Orleans. a.; the OF
lave 900 bales including 1900 bale io export ana specuon
Iai A. rer ev % per cEt foT Cumberland Cut
y7weRp June 2Petroleum 81 anos for 6ne Pale American
L1vHarooL Juue Ply ung.Bacon $751; p ew for Short KID
AZ titles NJ.
LoypoS 22BvenugSpnis Turpenine, 80 "a $3.50 e"t
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p,oryui, June 53Qaereitroa Bari so Cotonueady
9 s,Sas S s.hsSsc weak Porn 5 50
I os se Pcuoeu@ 9ue an. 1s stl, S?T So WSs u
Red Western ~ 6q 81 So Amber on kye Re' 0s III III TSh
sySoss June 2ECotton heavy and weak Low Ming lsle
80 81 q DO Family 80 M wss.en sepeP6De
- l5a ss Extra - 25s DO Family 20 20 ~ eSd'
~ ssi CO. Co-Souhern White dull 81 Ssci do Yellow steady 4
- Ms weq sa At 9a I'm S IS e f 5a goit
% Rh b age Hans-SUgreued l6al7c Lard quiet at laHi
Jane Cotton du; holders unwilling to make
1 e. s6or 10 lei Wnter Sulerbne ~ IS. Corn in fair De-
and prices odyGnced G7e Oats steady PORK and Bacon aa
s1s5o.s June snel Ms; sc Is s Bacon S, gas
sssTns 81. Nea.YorE Sight premium Goa llz!. ~,
I Lov,yIs 5gas a. Fl % Medium if - 75e ID 80 Cotton
quiet; Mrngs lsse quiet and weak E1Ts 10 % gran
45 Bseossoallsrs &C. Clear Rb sle clear Ss sle
Lard ~ 0 lite Su.acurei Hams liiS Fan' Ic "A! q-''
g6TALo Jaa hhl. Flour 200 zoe t bush W wRso
50 900 bush Corn sbpment o. Oats Frghls yeT trH
Sssd Wheat hi p G s s q 5as Port 1 wnso
S & md Si Iss s No. So. w SS I arys
100 bush 40 Ss.,1ra IL o,, AZ SO 6ic Oats 1s q oS
Too eesa wess AZ IS oaer ,Ireles unchanged .. a,
easci Ia i No closed steady Al M az in he afternoon
81 q? Corn fairy 'ss siysSse es No closed s a. Isi
toslnsi No a. Se Provisions shade Em Mess Pors closed Al
S,s aests-Shoudsrs SGsle RossS sides 7 Short Rib. ~
Nogs op-be closed tn a. ~ ~ Cattle quiet - u
o. Hghwines closed With buyers ssi Rece-5 600 Dbl.
Flour Whest HOO bush. Cora buh Os 30
tla Rye 10 busl. Bslsy ard 300 Hose shpepts60O bbl
} 1900 bash Whfai. niOJ huh CON- $1,000 bush Oats 1000
D. 3d. Rye, and 1000 ilogs Freglts q4Jft
CNCNsAri June 2zCOon dull aud dOopng Mling 20d2)ie
la de and pres eecnei Family 20 4or o. Wheat dull and
gura ge AZ a. 80 Cora sr demand oni pnc asRad t0s rose
heqr bat fn 92Qt5c P0r n ffr demand end sales
a. 10 lIi Agi demand AMI LolcA bIni held 70 Ice al
sie Bah Meats qdet and unengd Shoulders In demand be-
cAes rpuralf KID Bacon tru
Shsgen tia5c Clear a5 hides, ssi Cer Side. 06sc
WHY m fsir deHsud
OswFGo sne zt-four oHhspged si'h good demand sales 800
Lh ~ ~ " 0 NO Spring - % Tor Amber Winter fol White
MateT and % rs iOr Double Extra Wheat quiet; Msrake
Cub round lots o4eri az 81 90 sas 900 bush Go
eli ISLES, iVJ bush Illinois a. 6o end 80 bush ie0s
on stedyi sales zoo ioh Weitem a de Bae rna Re qtet
Pes or sas, TO bls Canada 81 10 FREE Goa Mel al %
of boiei aud 81 y for uaeeed pr cat MI itei mrl ga
tsA u qualify Hsaatsss, H. Canal ilsstts-FoI w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TnrRsD,Y Jaa BEEvEs-Auivas today 100 VIZ; 20 car at
CommuTsv yesterday they mostly sold to-day
I'D We have 49, for ne present @aI1 OF 5, ssOs o1 F &
t bgi can TKlns were in bad SdoT When de-
A. Vers them would have been eagerly
49 S 9f 9s o1 as d at le. Az T gIs o & s
teen @ there danger that the sugng tide sill not stop bid
I6. w,eaauEen droyers y Morris with g car loads w "
Morris cio banded follows via: 100 BY Ioaey sons 81
ino. ee at tIq.l!. % o. o. e~ a ~, hen nc n5eV
sa NJ 3 % Of them ro, hopPers Of egt sold at qalle
t1cs hal is5 Illinois, Of which were fat 1870 u sh.
sdi tr ". sessI soil lSi one lot Of 81 a cT
elc and Il coarse Ct es cattle a. He H. Meers ran 90, o
tina Illinois llO
~ lie g 2 % and g o. e"t a, tG ne. "a S9ae Is
Sc e 30 mixed cattle seani ewt, at lGl1c ana 20 Pnm
Cburch DumeE for 4 sumner Indiana cvt
D. iiurd T W '. Wood Co. 20 Illinois steers sesn cw, at
III @ 'p 81 70 p sy > UfTy yd 'o car s e i9I f
ard y gr Wood Co. q t w syegf 81 same P'e MCPHERSON 20
H. VioT Sv r. Te SlSG r sIae sut 81 iGI@2e is
Mur sold Of es II dlle and 81 sler .. cwt at iOi
j. soll bis illinois Of y cvt Pals
Bh for 100 GOOD fair Illinois cattle strong u ss1 q qSe
b W Ge snow, s Indiana p ewt, at lc &c n
WI C,ivss-1btse are abundant low, and hard sell They
T Ts few % a % sa fst ao qa?ise price
90 &c o. Mount Holly b me 1s2V onts az anu nsn' ones 81
s Wit 90 az Bgghs Comfy Penn o. 10 10 al s "a state a n
&c ,,-a
veals 70 b. bobby az tie Al oil l30 10, c 10 OF 80 ID
s,o: sud 10 Ca,sHn calves. lj9 70, al DC.
a Forrcghh-st Hume Elliott sold Is grass calves at 81 EACH
II lat upyer ~ h. 9tc MeGav sold u poor calves las
A. at tl... and IL of 40 70. AZ &c
SSstr AND L,ugs-RecelPs 10 st Com@upTsy g q, a.
sHd ForyeghihsL 57l8head Market dull WIN
sn1 bad trade lambs s heavy decline, az %
Zoe r sd 0dlle for jersey and choice state Arrivals
were yery heavy today. sales At Commu1paw y hase S
r e.p 70 d. rough 4lc l Jerey lambs 5b0bi ID, st
1- - al 4 h. OF lie. and lis extras % b. charged llc
p coek so Ohio smhs "A 10, at &c 4A do, 48 ID, at
81 "a ohio sheep, b. at 5sc and 90 q 81 ID, at se
Al F yhth-t Elliott sold u coarse Ms.rn sheep W
axe state 30 10 Sic: POI Ohio. b 5 Ssc 2l OF Vi To- &C.
All stat Isms ~ %, lie, AID &C OF 81 10 He 90 ,.
kin old sheep, lOl ID, az .tci 90 h@hu
1r d. De % to sle 07 STATE, Coz b, at lo alOici ~
= HeraW soi 81 State lambs SO TO- at lolc and 81 Of 81 b.
= lOtc 81, ,oo a. L., o. a. -. Il.
. lucking am sold 68 Jersey lambs 60 10. st Oc
U,g. gece. Fodethst and % OF CommuIpaw max
{rr hut al 70 be slaughtered before selling fes
81 dressed remain az ., q. &C.. pigs selling atO1c
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North RirtT Dcsets ana hftIod0s
yrvy21 = pkQs Ashes bales COOn,3 bales Broom CoFn w
sasS 10 5b Copper 1876 bbl Bgs 1919 bbs Fiou go
Fb Vt 100 GA bush bush. Oats 20 bhis veal ~
lrs Meal Hemp 81 bales Iops 5S3i de Leqinei %
II 5S ntgs chi Neats pigs Lard. 50 pkg Stesrin 40
- Batter rs ,3 pkgs Cheese % pkg Talow 10 bbls Lsri OIL
hhds AODacO' ON PAss AVDOV' NV '
p'Li.kr I Wool
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financial.
FORECLOSURE


the sa1G TaieI S ss. for the D'i soh,1n District
c6ancey in said Courts respcctvey wherein NATHANIEL A. COW
an he ' LAKE ESis sad LoUsviLE RAILROAD coaPGS
the FREMONT LIMA and UNION RAILROAD COMPANY are de-
PENDANTS undersigned W, B. SHELDON Special Master Com
Of said Courts respectively duly appointed for that purpose
will s at public auction % the highest bidder Tor cash parable as
duky County Ohio Of July d. 1871 between the
hours 10 o'clock aud O'Clock Of said day. the following
The Railroad Of the Lake Re Railroad COMPANY
extending from and within the town Of Rgshye N Rush nnt
the right Of therefor the road bed thereof the o. an
and grounds all tools and implements used
provided to be Used therein and in constructing and repairing machp
depots buildings whatever nature and the lands
and grounds ed therew usel or provided to be ~
ing belonging thereto wherever situate and all
1es rolling belonging said Company and all supplies used
provided be used in operating said road wherever srate
by the same title by which the holden by the
said Company all franchises thereof intending the franchise
of said Company be and &C, corporation, 70 be
part thereof situated between the Columbus and ndanpo
Central Railway Cambridge City, and The S9uih," eseII OF
said Railroad in the town Of Nashville aforesaid duly recorded 20 ueog
p NJ Davis and TO the rights Of the part es IN zoe posses
sion and occupancy thereof Bot IT, on being ore for sale az IN en-
rety aforesaid The said premises be not SOFA or want o. W
thea and in case the VIII al the same TINE and place De I
posed 70 sale parcels a; oS' 90 the same se 'eI e In
ing and from the Town OF Fremont aforesaid 70 'hs nt
lie said state thereof Union sus City as 'Tf he P'ss State '''l
Indiana extending said state line to The line OF ne ana
one parcel and third that part thereof extending RON the same point
in sid iastnamed civ to Ruhyie Aforesaid as
iec to the right occupancy thereof Aforesaid 81,
BY decree, the % 50 to be made are TO be spes
confirmed sci aside for cause ana 70 oAef couoD
Eve m t ~ me purchase money to be pad hand the time Of
premises be delivered fall payment ana conveyance DC
For on further particulars reference made to said decree Of record in
sail Northern District and copy thereof the hands OF The
undersigned at Fremont. Oho.-June 10, A. d. lal -
NJ. IS. DN,Nu
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What Tic Corn 7 70 Nevyok; Lumber 90 20 the Hudson
a. 10 NewYer; IS 70 Philadelphia Railroad Fr shF0ur 10 Dos
80 ~ % Hes-Nork 40 Albany Receipts By Ske-1300
b Niea, 1000 hush Corn % 900 feet Lunb Shipments by
C,9sle Wheat bnsh Cern, 900 feet uwher
The meuut Of grain Buffalo and 0swego for deva
YES eay be asoned follows Wheat
iiC2 o0 bash.i Corn, $50 900 bash Oats as 90 bush.
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90 Ubom II man Concern

COLUMBIA C0LLEGE.-Candidates for adj
mission 10 Columbia College and the Columbia College Scoo Tor
Nine vi he er mined on FRIDAY June 23i inst. at the College IN
Fortynth Candidates requested % present as cary
as q O'clock r, >. /. DA4S'AlID, L. ~ = .eA.
INFORMATION WANTED of THOMAS
pRCR san Of Joe Price; len Manchester England about
m is bras oier spinner by trade When last he'r OF his where,
s he "a. n Sork tie State NeJerey Any informant Vii
he received by his father JOSEPH PCi MesNy Nofk'
House IL spitl New Bridge q, Manchester Eng.td
no ARCHITECTS.-DeSig for a NEW
C,PITOL BILDNG for the Michigan will be received
A, the once Of the Building Commissioners at Lansing,
until WEDNESDAY November 1871. az y o'clock noon $50
INCARNATION rs to riu cement and general character Of The building
designs can be obaei by adltsshs he boad a.
Lansing o. mi afeI Jule IS. ,,
..ens submted mu addressed 70 Board Of State BdlHng
cr,ons Iupq and indoreI DESIGNS, NeN CAPITOL"
e Bori reserve the right reject ell the designs submitted
T.. o. GR0SyENOR,) state
JAMES SHRARER BuiliiIg
I.,s,o lime mi ALEX. CHAPATON.) Commissioners.
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COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS
NORFOLK Jane 2Coton dnl Low Mdng lBlc net receipts
baes eHpcroOast SIS baesi sales 20 bacsi siock i3
bscA
NEwoRIEASs jane -Cot,On dul and nominal; Mdings 2c
receipts. 1891 bales 249 bales, enpotso Barcelona
us bales sales 100 bales; stock. ~, Isl bales
BALTIMORE. 2COtton steady hidings, net
ceps gross bales balesi stock $50 bales
SAVANNA June 2Coton good demand at lower rates. Mid
dlrgS l909l receipts 222 balesi stock 92 bales
NOZZLE, June 2Coiton quiet; Mdng 9G)S!cj net receipts,
IS bales sales loo bses; stock. Il, 800 bales
CHARLESTON 2l-Cotton du Mdilgs Poe: net receps
280 bales eKposcoastwe 02 bales sales 100 bales; stock 55
bales
wnNIssroS June 22Coiton 6rmi Mdiing l9C net receipts,
Is bales; stock 9i2 bales -.
Bosroy June 22-Coon dull; Mdings Pole receipts 1854
bales; gross as bales eIpos-o Great BHan % bae sales JO
bales; stock 5000 bales
GALVESTON June 2CO,ton unsettled; God Ordinary, 5lc net
els bales; eXpOO Great Britain 99J bales coasWise bsl
bales; aes $50 hses; stock. q, lt2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

By authority OF the Board Directors Of THE NEWBORN RAIL
WAY COMPANY conformity with the terms Of the Act Of lneo
poron that respect unierni Commissioners on stock SUD
pon give public and behalf Of the Directors and OF
such Company Of Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
win be opened on WEDNESDAY the day Of June Instant
OF the following places in this CITY, viz:
AT BANKING Of Duncan sherman Co.. No III Nau'L
the Banking Bank of the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square.
The Company authorized construct two Nadnet Railways or
branches through SewYok the east aud west sides thereof
from common starting point Chambr, between Broad
way and Chaham the Harlem River and through West
chester County, with power build additional lines of railway or
branches time time any part Of the City or Weeheser
County, The property acquired by the COMPANY exempted from
taxes and during the period allowed for the final completion
Of the railway the city The Mayor Aldermen and Commona Of
EegYo are authorized and directed with the approval Of the Commits
oners Of the Sinking Fund.- subscribe for Ave millions Of dollars Of
the stock Company whenever million Of dollars thereof has been
ube for BY private parties This conditional amount Of stock has
been wholly subscribed and taken the Directors 81 the Company On
the completion Of lines Of railway to the line of Weeester
County the Supervisors County authorized to issue the bonds
Of the County to the Supervisors shall deem eIeers
10 aid in tue construction snl extension Of the railway In and through
that County the proper equalization the interest OF shareholders
who NAY pay moneys different times the Directors are
authorized scrip for interest such payments payable out oil
the earnings
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The term. Of Subscription will be a. follows
TEN PER CENT Of subscribed for TO be PAID 10
cash at The time subscription The residue to be paid as called for by
the Board OF Directors on thirty days but call at any one
time exceed ten per cent
Scrip for interest OF per cent annnm Will be issued
nv the Companv pavab out Of earnings Of the Railway on all
nsaments paid on Stock subscribed for within thirty days after the
Subscription Books shall be opened
The Company reserves right close the Subscription Books at any
time after the twenty .nintl DAY o. July, 1871.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
Alexander T. Stewart, conu,, ,,Der, on behalf
John Jacob Astor, Of ~. Co,np,pv.
Levi p. Morton,
York Junel6
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Goparinersbip Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
~ nehp lately substigg between ANDhEN l. Ir 1
90 was o,el the Dist dag o! ym l6 by mutual consent
An dt owing to said partnership 70 be received by san
BRIN BROWN all d maut the partnership ART to be pre-
'0N'eN ~ ANDREW WITTBR,
yit,esaI nv BuRLIN BROWN.
II. BAROwsKT.
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TIE NETWORK
VlADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William M. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
AUGUST Belmont Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi z. Morton,
James F. D. Lanier Hugh Smith,
Franklin Osgood, William L. BlodgetS
William Butler Duncan, Richard O'Gorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose +. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William r. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph seGgman, Manton marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston,
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

81 Trou,s Msy 3Fre gh continue high; last Ta
psid roh sugar and 90 80 gold per 40 gallons BIZ
fasss free on board.
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tflarble ano 5laie mlntels.

KIABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
N ling WORKS and l6 East Eshteenht 500 Marble
and Mante al complete Also Monuments Grave SoN
Table Tops, prices that dey competitor
y KLABER & Co., MARBLE WORKS, 2l1
-. to 2!3 FnyGrtst, between Broaway aud tsAna'e
Marble and Mabeed Nantes Monuments esstonesi greatest va
rieiies, cheapest IN the city.
Eo0 VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
sttIU duced prices for the 80 T. ~ oiE"A'A W.
COS Stth.aye. between Thirtyefh AMI Thry,lHth ".
Ok AND UPWARDS Marble Mantels
~ LED enc work good patterns price, lover ,hn any S as Ees
RICHARD WAfHAN. SO Wes lsihsI' pet ON 4uu 1'h a.
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, A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
~ GIL FIRST MORTGAGE " a n

IN ~ III i FIRST MORTGAGB. " To- ~ II y
LAND GRANT AND GUARANTBBD. - -
BONDS BEARING SIX PER CENT PER AENUM IN GOLD
INTEREST PAYABLE sRMIAENUALLY Id EBW YORK,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds amounting all 10 $300O payable 70 years nom
July 1853 secured BY mortgage GEORGE TYLER BlGBiOM
and JOHN JAMES DIXWBLL Of Boston Trustees shout o
land Of the best quality the State Of Missouri which were
granted TO the Company By the United States
Hon AMOS TUCK LAND Commissioner OF the Company reports
sales for week ending May ~ 5 3l7 for SJ 9 averaging
upward Of 10 per
These Bonds also guaranteed by the South Pacific Railroad Co
Road completed TO senea the south weem hne OF the
State Of MsSur J miles from ST. Louis AMI being rapidly
sraei west Of the State Of Missouri fully equipped and doing large
and increasing business
The lands above mogged line the Railroad Of great
value for both agricultural and mineral purposes
We consider the Bonds At 80 excellent and profitable Invest
Only half millions Of bonds unp0se or
Applications should be made forthwith BY those who would
this Bond At 10 J. h w. SE1IGMAN 4 Co.,
Financial Agents Of the A. and p K K Co., Il Broadst
New-York, June l. I87L
OFFICE CONTINENTAL ISsURAscs COMPANY, I
No zoe BROADWAY. NEw-YORK, June Is, 1911.
CUSTOMERS of this Company entitled to GER
~ hees Of profits for the year 1869 requested obtain and
eep for the Immediately In order TO avoid their forfeiture
CYRUS PECK, Secretary
IOWA COUNTY and CITY BONDS of the
Il OLD ISSUES
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
No. li7 S. Ronrth-si. Philadelphia, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

HNEN per cent investments on Illinois farm
serniiy made bv JOHN ROCKWELL lOTdbune Buag Chicago
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-06-08

WELD more power in Europe than our
government ever possessed in the old
world, BY reason Of which millions Of
our bonds are held by European crs-
ditors
1lth. Because the Democratic par
ty having been and yc. being ready to
make merchandise Of human Hesb,
would not hesitate to batter 10 the
honor of the Gov crnment, once they
get In their possession.
18th. Because the Republican par
ty eau be trusted, having been tested
and found faithful.-Stdtc Journal.