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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-20
Business t5ar6s.
LAWRENCE DIRECTORY.
Gburtb Nirtttou,.
8usintss o5aros.

e'usintss 6jaros.
II +. MOORE, n CO., General Dealers in Hard
=. ware, Stoves. Cutlery, Tinwarc, Paints,
OILS, Glass, etc, Lawrence, Mich.
y y. & j. l.. CHADWICK. dealers In Dry Goods
-. Clothing, Millinery Goods. Boots and Shoes
groceries, Hats and Caps, Quccnsware, etc.
Lawrence. Mich.
W. RlDLON. dealer I'm Dry Goods, Groceries,
- Boots, Shoes Queenswarc Books, Station
cry, etc, Lawrence, Mich.
M. MARSHALL, dealer i'm Dry Goods, Gro.
~ y ceries, Hats, Cap', Boots, Shoes, and Ready
maue Clothing Lawrence, Mich
". FISK. dealer i'm Dry Goods, Groceries,
-. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps etc, Lawrence.
- ROWE. dealer IN Drugs Medicines, Station
=. cry, Groceries. Brushes, Perfumcry. etc.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Lawrence.
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MRS. lI0YT, Milliner, and dealer in all kinds OF
lVl Millinery Goods. Rooms over X. Smith &
Co.'s store, Paw PRIV, Mich. $40
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FIRST NroHr-THE SUNSET SLOPE"
SECooD NIoHT-" THEN AND NOW"
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None should miss this opportunity OF hear
ing two OK the beet Lectures that will be deliy-
cred in the United states tins season. S22td
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These Lectures are ENTIRELY NEW and M
MoRoUs, and have taken like WILD FIRE in the
Eastern States, where they have been delivered
this winter and fall
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SECOND BOARD,
SECOND BOARD, 1 +. NJ.
80 ,l,J,ooJ J.oad.-- RANK and Raflrodd-ErpI
WEDNESDAY. LulY Or. ".


There has been moro doing in stocks to-day,
most welcome relief from the dullness so long cEToh
ced although there has notable activity outside
Of one or two spCcaltios As rule speculation has Deen
in tie direction OF lower quotations. the general market
having been heavy. The market sinks whenever any
large amounts OF stock are offered and the cqIos aro
compelled 70 rally to the support OF their ayOrtes or
see them Suffer a disastrous decline Az, however, the
larger amount Of stocks is controlled by these combina
tons, the hazard of selling the same for future
delivery IL at once apparent On tie other
hand it would that at tie current prices there Is
no inducement held 10 engage speculation for higher
quotations and until chat object he attained there viii
probably be no very important bull movement. The
disruption Of the cordially heretofore existing between
Milwaukee and st. Paul and Chicago and Northwestern
pcope IL establish which late President Of the latter
so earnestly abored done much to deuross the en-
tire list and limited that the quarrel has been inst
gated for speculative purposes At al events, IL be-
hooves outsiders to allow the affair to be fought ont
without interference. These stocks have received fur
Their fail to-day to 67 for the Northwestern Common IS!
for Preferred so for ST. Paul Common and ol for Pre-
ferred Lake Shore aud Rock Island were lower, Union
Pacific making further fall TO 26 " Y Central stock
and scrip and reading were steady and Wabash hrm'
Tie strongest stock on the list Ohio and Mississippi.
which advanced from 80! to 4s, though subsequently,
the advance was lost We note sales OF Panama al 5oi
d5os Illinois Central 1881: Delaware, Iacka%auna ana
Western 1ool; Alton, 1909, and Boston, Hartford and
Erie a. In tho miscellaneous list western Union took
the lead, being fairly active ana steady. Coal stocks
were dull and lower, express shares being neglected
The following tables shows the highest and lowest prices
too. af.a1ya IL,
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This caused considerable dissatisfaction in the street.
and gave rise to the question 10 whether the Secretary
should not have accepted the bonds the basis Of the
price Of gold NJ the time the offerings were fled. At IL
NJ gold was 1924 aud so ruled until nearly p m. IL
but just that the Treasury should advise the pub
lie whether in deciding what s par of gold. the bidding
the asking price to be taken tho standard; al'O
whether the price OF gold at the time the offers filed
is to govern, whether the time when the acceptance
received from Washington, which Ia sometimes two
hours after the offers are filed. The dealers who
offer bonds always regulate their offers by the
Irlee OF gold at the time the Offer - hlcd
This paucty OF offerings and the frmness OF gold en-
eouraged strong tone to Government bonds, though
but little business remarked Fisk Hatch report
follows at u. L.:
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WFDyEspAY July l9No beeyes sole aEi long i2 g
change the markets. lighter run reported tee va = I hat
al vii saw further decline.
LArBs-Aruya 3 az afeT 2.082 yestCrisy Thc
rght receipts little fmnes O3sny toward better pros though
tle improvement yet shoEn BY iA, following aca trnnc.
tons w. Fory-eig lh by Hume Elliott ll8 Ohio hfcr go
5;c % Of 70 D. c a 'nse ali5 10 &C. aud q Co. - y.
Gle lambs COZ D. 63c p DO. o. ~ De- 90 Cfto
Ole lO5 Of % B 9! % state. a. b. &c. and 20 OF % % l
J Kirby sold y state lambs % %, a. &C.
judd Buckingham soil 70 FOttsL Iy Oao sheeq, IL n a5c,
and 30 Kentg,ay lambs, 81. %, at Sc
Comm crl sheen az 3c ~ GORE Oo,
100 5icj IL OF ~ h. Sci 40 Ohio AM Kentucky hes Is ~
atgc.
vanii - y both lots Il &c. $780,.
I0GsReept, e moderate Wis yesterday, aH cc2 to-day
p cars At Comnunplw - at Porei. and 20 Forty s,i.
saughtersr lrct strong &C. aiTance Tor rsd e ~
trues beng d5tc. The Chcg9 prices OF to-day a. i3a "a
noe. sale3 DeiDs IRON "a 80 10 -.
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lwing were the qnotatIOns
Tne day,s tran.actions at the U. s. snb.Treasury W
n steady. at rates as follows:

Tie specie shipments to-day wcro as follows: BY
steamer Minnesota $4,000 Java, s5OO0G total SG5COO.
The shipments estimated at S2O0C30.
The money market is sti aDundantly supplied, and
lenders scarcely employ their balances above three
per cent, large number OF loans being placed at two
per cent. Higher rates, however, may he expected
whenever the outflow TO move the crops sets in. Primo
commercial paper moves readily the basis of 4G5i
per cent.
The offerings to the Treasury, at the regular weekly
proposal to buy million Fyc-Twenties, amounted 10
only 800 at 1926 to 1129i OF these, the Treasury
declined those above the par OF god accepting only
s3sj COO at 1925 TO 1l237 the details OF which
follows:
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Iuy 9lo:3l mCoon opened quiet n9lrs Up
lands, "a. Mdil7g OTleaus 9id.
Lospoy, July l9-lO m-Co1so' oDanel a. 81 io nesty
9j30g3 the United Sistcs F'eISeny tod I
s2i 1865, old g2ii 1907, 9iii Ten!ortes, 9l3. .
Pans July l9Reres closed last evening at Sc france Is oehmes
ando opened to-day at 81 francs % celtmeA
LONDON July i5-:3O p n-Conso 9 9o3l o tCL an
the
LrvEEPooLr jay I9-islo p m-Coito1 Is quiet what u
California White, ard WJ0iO for No. Red Ws
Spring Corn, 30 quarter Beef 3d. y fierce Of S0i 70 for Esa
Prime Mess. Lari. SOL 4 cEt
LoSDoS july l-5 m-Consos closed at m Tor both srt
United States Five Twenty bad 1852 81 1865 Old sl
1851, 9ls Ten-Fories, gli
PARIS July ia--Rehes ISL &c 49, .
LvgRPooL, July 1915 Cotton closed steady; hainz p
lands ed MddEng Orleans Sd sales OF the day RO bs-s a.
Guiding @ for export anu speculation Bacon 81 yer est s Gun
berl1nl CU,.
LIygRPooL July Delivering IS Cd per ew ir sAst d6
Mi!les. -
LIyERPooL July 9Arived ship Great Western fon Newyod
June %, with 422 bales Cotton.
Liverpool Jny l-A7yel siip Rival from NewOTsns JIM II,
with 1894 bles cotton ship Isaac Webb, from Galveston lse
3 B bales O
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BANKnSG-HousE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,



Letters of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits issued through Messrs. Clews Habicht a.
Co., London and their correspondence available
throughout the world.
Bills Of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon:
DON National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank of
Ireland, and all their branches
Drafts and TelegraphAc, Transfers on Europe, San
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin subject to check at sight; 5 per cent interest
allowed all daily balances; Certificates OF Deposit
issucd Notes. Drafts, and Coupons collected; adj
vances made on approved c0llateras, and against
merchandise consigned to our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron.
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and unch,nged ISLES Of 600 buh Canadian 81 sJa4I "a
d ~ 01is are les ae.ge I'D lowr ~ MoI De e.
ec, MIef and 602e Tor Vile IT, h. f,r chos ,S ~ tl1
former ~ 9e on track Western al e43 &C., aot and J, 20
CANA checks e inquiry ard Tho ke' os ald "a ~ s
ere 1}lD bn.h D'a2 agd tnourd % % Pet Weston ~ al Ia
HAY 10 moderate demand eel ne m1ret ssaig A. Al II O.,
OK sal eia 8 for or S S, SER Hy 3. q 81 S .ss z %
S4&e ttAg q9ot "a u,aggei groo Long Ro a N
a$l 20 fr OMi 81 25aSi 80 or NaFi sIl0Sl Is * sbo @
LASSEs-hos descriptions have been dr and price,, IN n a,
NAVAL sfORRs-Sphs Tgrreairo l, been 10 more ,s,,. 5
both home aud rrroft. sn sh Moderate rrgs D
pl -oV 1ls sgol ~ aAl Do . tre az 3lc RON -
quote Strained - l2 Other ln,s n.lai uaeais 70
ton Rope At 81 Pitch, - 80 So .or CIV wv "i@'E'
0LS-For American Lsseei heIc lss ben oaly limited 81,
Prs are qne.agd We qnoe =. &C. 10y esk ard a. sr t
has been on to moderate extent ard prices wto4. Iro
PROvISiONS-Tho Pork mar al &, tcrs c vs ssi pdoe %
closing tamei sales Of 80 bb cash 90 l5o TIE sae7 n b
fr Extra Primes 70 Tor Western Prime a o f,ars n No. ~
market 8 dul anl oEeri sales of 1900 bis Mess q. A7 .
Jabasry It sli2S Bre il nol-i.s 'ra.ri h., o .o ~
changed sales u i23 bills ~ - ia PAN Mes snd 2 ~
Tor Extra Mess 1ierce Beet REMAINS ye @ and AL B.fI-
yery quiet end pn-e uncfugt; ~ IS IN. = 49,
for Westr Cat Meats ore IN l-ht 'e a-i and ia,rk 49,
Hams - y average At lilc sni 5' G"n ,outsa1c Is ~,
fhn Bellies a. g. zoO D ,y 40 y ii AID 20 b5ss Do y
Re- 800 Peklei shoulder - oje Beooa ~ aois-
request, but price, az frni ,als o. n toie Icy Clear aiejS
g. do Heavy a. 8t@a r.; short Crs e. a3lc short H. 2
quote st6tQ7c ios C Li du aa weak. lesof To- h ~
tc ttis Tor No - or Syj lti4gc Tor sfto pin 81 an
aud la lic Tor Kettle Be9.ecii or te deiveY q asrt,,
quiet viii sellers Yesterday Gll.cs an bier. 49,
te, seller SIX months from the it u pe.r-hs 10. m h. Or,
at Zoe. ~
BrrTER-Tle MARKET continues very On and ha-y ca r "a
liberal; quote Wsier 81 t1-c ,r ,uuon 70 Pnse .a5s
for State in " ech tubs. and e50z3. In GIiiHA
CaEEsE-There has been only igI demand bot vh ssasa
moderate sl prices are quote Nccu otsa, St. l
s0l0c 0f Far Good ani u ls fr Prime s;rcit Fey
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prCrIpTS OF pRODUCF

Vssstis ant k1tTCfl'.
rrv rkgs Ases 90 bales Broom Corn, Pks BcsEr no
tae Cotton. is bbls Co per, Pse Dried Fruit BY tt> laSp
bb Flour $3.50 Lash Wheat $1,000 bush. Cora 2 800 ~ 0,
20 fsg. Meal Male 10 bo. Beans y bals Hclp tales
Hons ~ Hides 20 bales Hides 40 pig Lead $50 ds MI ~
pgs Lar Cut Meats 6i Pkg. IaOB 20 pag sesn.
iiJ pigs Buer sea- pigs. Cheese l2j bAs Lar on - las
Sfiits II bcg e.a~ts ll0 pks SaTci - % 70
bacco and Tobacco t4 bb WHISKY S % &eo'
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MovLs July l9-Co.on an; -.as'. lst4l'.ci rf"'eFS
Il, blir s.as - bIes; stock. N,, ht, ,., -. s
h, ,- 81. ~ i,l,,. ,a % Bal ss svDck, 800 islcs
tt.t,y Jrl. dutf GOOD prilafy, sti Ne rec y
l0 tss; cosllvs, 20 bics sales, 10 oahsi sos ~
bales x,tft--. .,a,.l..
,,ir. .ti l,s; erc.s lrs4 tacsi r1Pr,s, t1 h'is SO
tale, 10 AastcId,m, / - balc cos'i".e 't' 0~si ''
bales, stock, 5t3tt baies ann. ,ot. ,,t ~.
NosFoiK Jaly a-Coton quie'i Low Nhdh'ga We, D." "
o. tt isls.i esq.sts-cos 40 haes s'3c. - 'af
luixGrox j. la-Cotoi qrCti Mdiags, Eici ne 'i'
10 lals ,toc.. 0o9 helcs ,,,. -, ....,r..t
s.yaa.li. Jag .Co-iou iul,tc Ndian. iyti n ss1
i3I las e4oT's-eoAtalse. u haesi s,4' 10 '~'''' $40
bsc. ,,.,tr.-. to. net r.eeipts
i2i bses; ex,oo Great Bnt IN 20 bales saes ~" o'' ~
4.21 bsFs ,,,,.. cor. , ..t ,,seipt. q.
Biis,aoRa. July l9-Cettos QUIET hitdIzs Ss@ -" 's"'
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EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
~ WEEKLY CHRONICLE for lsll will contain every
carefully prepared Climate Proue Minerals
natural unsurpassed advantages Of East
expressly for the information persons
Homes Correspondents will be prepared
published for general nOncthe cheapest and reliable in.
obtained Subscription only 81 nnaD further
address the Publishers RULE RiCKS. knoxville Tenn
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Now Ready
MR. GREELEY'' RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THB
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
AND HIS
SPEECH ON HIS RETURN TO NETWORK,
CONTENTS;
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA AND HER LBvEEs.
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OP TExAi.
Water IN Agriculture.
Intellect IL Agriculture.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ipdustry SAoad be Diversified.
The Preservation Of Trees
hsIins for Farmers.
TEXAS. THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIIEBRD
Topography Of ToIas.
How they 1--we in Texas
The Future Of the Slate
Railroads in Tegs.
Texas Land Of Promise.
Impedimepts to Travel 10 Texas.
Undeyeloped Resources.
THE FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH
Their Coudaon and What they Say.
The White View Of EuaaciIstOn
Progress at the s0u,k.
RECEPTION OF Mr.. GREELEY, n. y, JUNE u.
ST. FsRchers Address
Mr. Groeley's Response IN which he tIeaks o. hs
Invitation 10 TeJas-NOmintiOns
Speeches at New. Orleans and Columbus
Universal Amnesy-The Ku-KuI.
The Tb!eying Carpet BsggGs.
Lee and StOueWsl jackson.
Tie New Departure.
Dead Issues Should be Dropped
&c, &c, &c.
A HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION.
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Orders sdre's. this oce vii be fa The principle Of Fin,
come, fret syryedy
Address THE TRIBUNE Hew.York.
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COM
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable IN
vestment. They u first and only lien upon the
stock telegraph land grant and all the property of
the Company. The lands released from taxation,
and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great dir Linz
Route from Chicago and Mlraukee to 81. Paul and
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 60 aud interest in
currency. by WHITE, MORRIS q Co.. No. IL MaIi-st,
and GwYENE JOHNSON IL DAY, No. 16 Wall-st.
where pamphlets and further information can DO
obtained.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER & Co,
BANKER5,
II yVall-st.. Ncw-York

II Wall-st., NCw-York,
Buy and Sell, at current market rates the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT S) PER CENT GOLD Bonds OF
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, or Frankfort-on-the-Aiain, free OF
L. 8. Taxes. TANNER 81 Co. No. II Walst.
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MONTGOMERY CITY BoNDs.-COupOns due July on
the Eight Per Cent Bonds of the City of MOntgom-
cry will be paid on and after July 1, at the Banking
House Of HowES q MACY
A few thousand more of these Bonds fog sale at 90
per cent
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SAINT LOUIS City PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
BONDS, having 90 years TO run. We offer $4,000
above bonds being the whole issue; also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds JAMESON, SMITH &
COIIING, IA BrOad-st.
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The Philadelphia stock market was inactive to-day.
Pennsylvania sxes 30 ISSUE sold at G6; philadelphia
and Eric Railroad, o. Reading Railroad, 50 l5l6 ana
Pennsylvania Railroad, Gig. Gold, 1l2i
Stocks again advanced in San Francisco, yesterday
Hale & Norcross having doubled in value within two
days closing at sl53 Becher $237 Savage S4; Could
& Curry, 500; Yellow Jacket <65; CholaF, SO So
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor The TRIBUNE !

"WEDNESDAY July 10, 1871
ASHEs-The irm with demand at
sT0S7 80. Pearls quiet and unchanged Ss0S9 5
COTTON-The market little active and seadyi
se obaes e7enng including 2J7 bales export
bales for consumption 24j bales Cor Speculation and 200 IN
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State bonds keep well to the late advanced quota
tons, though the volume OF business continues small.
Mssourls recorded further advance 10 eg The follow.
ing the bids:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES Al TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
OF ROnf.
no y g. ~ f5l lOOO0 a. = $40 Con 67......llJ
ha,s o, S oads aroai bonds BdAk and Acknowledgment
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NJ Grcte7 -itst l,Jk u tC PLANES: sn1 simplest msnne
IL .a.s hope -.alay acooI III aeft Of hsrz set
'il s e pretend LlCT language tba ie6 cAn fan 70 un'
HGeIsiaLL
avoided could Of terms and distinctions III
"fmis. ~ ttt sEcIii ear.
The E oxygen yiroecn have kept 70
n. gOuI
Saeadg aora lie elementary truths Of chemistry, and only
'peTpleHug 10 oia,Is
"Iticfe rsgrfa r ry gres wA viii not BE- readily and
Iy understood s1ragC choa-oo Of l.csl then have
"ses 70 make p..l yrah e AID a lucid intended"
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PETRCLEUM-The general b-e ben l4 s-l .ssfad
Offering weak and . Grade. $50 BOZ
and sO slowly the decline; s U s sr &c. o. 10
Greek the market has been du All without o- Uoriy Il
Refined has been in In red request ~ lover prcss sl, Of
200 bhs early az 2j{c The market clos e tds
nominal at 29e Naphhs active snd finer; ae 2co
bhs l1c. n PLlitc0ha sales reported o. 500 bts ia
Isle, 900 btls do 25!c, closing at later price aaI 2c IA.
September. at l.lc.
RICE-Domec Il dnt sna sales BE- Forel,n alo qu.e.;
sales 80 bsg G7tc for Ran On! T07t P1.na
sUGAR-Rlw Sugars te ave aad the ma set
steady, s 1000 bids at 8ld9lc Cabs HE for g. t. l' ~
CoS 9d9tc Martinique l0c 'or Por Rico aud go Bids No
private Rea~ed selling freely; Had
1871 a. 3lc.. ard son Whites at ia al2ic
TALLOW fair dsmsBd and drm sales Of 5000 atsa ic.
10 Fair q Prime.
WHISKY active bat sieayi aes Of 30 ~. Iostc.oa
a Sic.
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edlcts closlng quotations were:

The gold maret though dun, has been firm AZ ll?39
ll4 though one transaction recorded early IN tho
day at l2i the larger specie shipment contributing TO
the rmnoss On gold loans the rates were fiat to per
cent for carrying. The days business at the Gold Ex
change Bank was follows:
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RoNDoUT AND OswEGo SEVEN PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs-COupOns payable in gold
January and July. For sale at 3d. currency and ac-
crued interest by EDWARD HAIGHT & CO., o Wall-st.
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