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New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
it brought al f'owic's sale, In

o, boa ,,t q st NJ il brought AT Fowc's sale, In
1884, $e79 co. you quite wonder at the uhse'nsn
osity of Little Brown in onorlhg 10 you ioi s'" %
In spte OF the summer heats people continue 10 an"se
tbemselves "cbares Mathews is playing To the best
blood in Boston some one said the other day lie Is
eer,aiplv nlavne 10 the best brains. Cambridge sends
in is uocs and professors TO hear him, and Boston -
thors and publishers sit in the front seats OF the ara
matte synagogue. II is fine thing 10 see MN p'"s ~
dual mart of 'sir Fretful Plagiary" ana run no"
This man of almost and ten contrves 10 DC IN
" p ON airy Young fellow of twenty, he has not told
mo but the illusion perfect They say he is the best
nresentotve of the old careful school, but wish the
nex school could follow in those same careful, we'll
trained footsteps is comfort to be acted for ana ho'
acted at We import our fun from New-iork. Barnum
Is here with his ''Great Travelling Museum. Menagere,
Caravan. Hppodrome," and tine rest of 1t. heara
James T. Fields invite the gentle Quaker poet 10 GU anu
see this wonder show-the 2i5 and the 27o
who can tell how brilliant a company may yet Ghne'
even under the tent Of the great Snowman 'Cmn"' ~
Thompson also of yours, is playing at the bos'o" nc
ter and making shop girls and newsboys weep o'' ''
mysteries and miseries Of New-lork.
Our artists are folding their tents IKE INC H'o, ''i
silently stealing away to their Summer !,
forces were stronger nv story would be longer put o
really dstin guished names we have rev. VIM Hui''
Geo l., Brown, Gay, Braekett possiniy hll-"no eiSo
has a national reputationf Indeed, our dainty Gay,
though most refined artist is little known outside OF
l..
landscape painter ia producing more elaborate ana M
ihed works oday he has ever done before Brack
oft as n fish painter has rival. He has gone some
where in the wids OF Canada to explore and fish the
summer through Recently he has completed series OF
four large paintings representing the history OF salmon
catching bite the landing which arc praised
with equal enthusiasm by artists and fishers He the
Isaac Walton OF the brush and paints fishes as
though he loved them.
Mlmore the Boston sculptor OF whom Boston Is most
proud is engaged in modelling three colossal figures
America the Army, and the Navy-for soldiers monu-
ment to be placed near Bunker Hill They are ten feet
in hight and the critics say they are as good as they are
great Mr.. Mmore Is also engaged on the designs Tor
which the VIII be laid Sept Is He Is max
ing, besides immense sphynx, in granite, for Mount
Auburn Italy will borrow this Boston notion, and
we have seldom lent her more promising genius The
other scuptors are the most part, gone gipsying,
and cannot that they doing anything of espe-
cial Importance. L. c. NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
SECOND BOARD, | 7. NJ;
TUESDAY, June 13-P. N.


There has been very dull and quiet tone
70 the different markets to-day many Of the prominent
operators and specuators being in attendance at Jeoo
Park and the period inactivity from such causes may
be said to have fairly began The stock market mas de
yeloped no new or interesting features The business
has been on restricted SCALE and as rule wen uslo
uted throughout the active list The fluctuations nave
been within very radius, the tone OF the mar
ket having BEEN Oh the whole firm. There was quite
buying movement noted in Reading ths a'ei
noon, which advanced the price to 1l7l, the NORTH
western shares being also higher The general market
closed tame and dull the street being deserted at an
early hour There rally in the Hannibal ana 81
Joseph stocks which advanced about per cent ON the
lowest point Of yesterday We note sales OF Panama at
59a53 Illinois Central 1861 Chicago and Alton, 100, and
Fort wayne 100. In the miscellaneous list Pacific Mail
was dull; Western Union strong and higher, as were
also the coal stocks which were IN brisk inquiry the
oyprced stocks being weak and express shares strong
and In reouest The following table shows the highest
and lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
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FRITs1here been hgAi movement Foreign snee our
last ererp Prunes which there has been i. movement
higher prices quote LAYER Rasns 81 ioa ~ 4' 0urn'' "
%. French Prunes at % aOlc.
FRhIGHIS have With sesncss The offerings
were confined chiefly Grain and Provisions Tsre was moderate
cali for about previous rates The engagements To-
day we're: To Lerpoo0 bush. G by steam st e Tor Sorn
Al 6ld Tor Wheat; $50 bush Grain BY sail N small lots OF Cotton
i 5cOO boxes Cheese AZ t 80 boxes Bacon ah
e. allow BY
M bnsb Grain Inv s, at ia and 500 bus do last evening by
steam AZ OIL To Glasgow-60 bush. Grain ID steam and 900
bbl, Flour The charters include British snip Of LOW tuns
register with general 10 Antwerp on private Isrms snd az asa
barf Penarh Roads or orders fs
FLAxA fair inquiry North River the market urn 81 Edo
p.r H. Canadian 2dl5e. ToS selling JaJtc per
FEATHERS aud steady 73 for white fme and eoaoe
for Good Mixed - NJ, "a. =,
FIRE CRACKERS stesd qnote hstra No "o' 'hoP
a2 al, with Ssles Of bDo boxes ...- u.,,..
GRkiN-Iald.rs generally owing 10 the hg M
,,vss and The dsu. Ia frrghz b7O bush az " od %
fy No Chicago synng nse price for SON. ei 20 Tor NO &
saLes 6jd sI al Amber Western; 81 ldt % hr we
Mehsan Barley Maj sood de@sud sales ee.o easa y 400
,or Csasdan and al todS 50 for City Oats are nner sa H'
th Ne Jbo At 67a6e track, and taatsc anc.t western
as toeS sloat Rye dal. Western st 81 W9ei W. S's"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
. hnsiress AZ the U. s. Treasury was /:
There was rather rmer tone to the foreign exchanges
consequent upon the disruption Of the gold pool, but
business + yet light. We annex rates.

The steamer H0lsatia took out, in Mexican silver,
$lOl,G7l: gold bars, S22 7OO Total, s124,37l
Money rules still I'm abundant supply, the more COM
mon rates on call being and per cent pledge Of
ceptable collateral with exceptions to the bond houses
at q time engagements Of short date being negotiated
at g. The Controller OF the Currency has called upon the
National banks for a statement of their condition
Saturday June TO- the close OF business. There is
fair business reported in discounts, prime acceptances
going nj Ia per cent though choice grades at A.
Government bonds have been barely steady through
out the day, and shade lower In instances. The
Treasury will buy million tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
.mau Benedict's closing quotations we're

The gold market has been quiet and dull to-day. andin
marked contrast the excitement noticed yesterday
The stupidity which marked the manipulatlonot the pu
clique (and to which made reference this morning.,
in their attempts 10 corner cash gold has resulted IN
speedy abandonment OF the project, with no neonsd-
erabe loss both in cash and character to the projectors
The sales to-day have been at ll2l0ll2 principally,
though the price declined at times to ll2b, the clos
ing quotation. In the gold loan market the rates
were fiat, l-G4, ana per cent per annunl' ana
132 and 1-6i of l per cent per diem for Immediate
deyery-these on the borrowing side; while The cash gold
became plentiful subsequently, and 1, 3, p
and per cent paid 10 have bal
ances carried. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
ssel67OOO gold balances $525796 currency balances
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

THE BONDS OF THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
COMPANY pay NINE PER CENT per annuin TO the IN
yestor are secured by valuable land grant and all
the property of the Company. For sale at 30 and
accrued interest by WHITE, MORRIS & Co., No. Is
Wall-st and GwYNN, JOHNSON & DAY, No. l6 Wall
st., where maps and further information can be OBJ
tained.
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OFFICE OF MORTON, Bliss 81 Co.. BANKERS,
NFw-YoRK Nav 80, 1871. \

UIIICE OF AIUkION, DIIN0 a I'' ~ TNI.I'''
NEW YORK, May 80, 1871
We offer for sale at the current market prices OF
the day, First Mortgage Six per cent Gold Bonds OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, maturing from
1896 to 1899; coupons payable July and January l.
The NET earnings of the Union Pacific
Railroad for the fiscal year ending April 49, .
30, lSn, were: ''''4''''' "
The increase of net earnings for the four
months ending April 80, 1871, over the o,.o,
same period in 1870, were...-.....---. 4S',oJ4 ;!
The President of the Company estimates 100000. ~.
the net earnings for the year lS7l..,.. 4,jOOO "
The amount Of yearly interest on the
First Mortgage Bonds is gold l,GH ?2O %
MORTON Bliss x Co. 80 BrOad-st.
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prPswAy q very sn sales 1900 36l for southern
BRiSTLES demand at - 50 for American Gray
and White. ,,-
BROOM CORNA limited demand for Corn limited sales Broom
Brush and Iiur al u Red sold Mixed 5Qtc; Meum
Green, Booms demand at 5a ~ per d. en
COTTON active and stesiy qaTe tlyeTy A. j.. lower
sales 48 bales q 39 last EVENING" ncuing 2jA for consumption
Glg speculation los In tanst future delivery sies at
evening OO fr Jayat 10 l3l5dl9 1916 no for August al ~
poe Tor September sc 200 October lSc; and TODAY o
for July Hlg.c 1900 August AZ Esal iI4; 100 Nepl
lg 100 October aa lalc and lJO Deeenie re We Quote
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

The Philadelphia stock market weak to-day.
Pennsylvania 6s Sd issue, sold at 100 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2si Reading Railroad 6si and Penn
syvania Railroad, Ga Gold closed at il2a
The aggregate amount Of exports Exclusive Of spece)
from the port OF NewYork for the week ending June 49,
1871, was g. 198,l29.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

ELIzABETHTowN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD or
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BONDs.-ln consequence OF recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned have
but a limited amount to offer at 30 and accrued IN
terest at which rate they recommend them to IN
yestoIs as a thoroughly safe security.
HIIGARTEN & Co, % Br0ad-st.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER d. Co,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st., New-YOrk,
naat.ro 80

STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buy and SELL at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ~ 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-hlain, free OF
Il. s. Taxes. TANNER & Co.. No II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

offered Asked.

The bnsness in Railroad bonds quito restricted,
but prFeswere held up with 1rmness. The following
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

Mir Geee7 this book the pans and simplest manner
generally accorded the merit OF having SCI
oh the little pretend know language that few can fan to uu
deTstaud
have avoided could the Of terms and distinctions M
familiar TO the general ear
The little hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept to
might them would lie useless 10 thOe
already acquaned elementary truths Of chesty and only
perpeTing to Others.
"If there a which viii not he readily AMI
hOobov Of fifteen then have
failed 10 make that paragraph simple and uod intended
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.QTHE MONEY MARKETss
TIE STOCK ExCuANGE.--uRsr CALL

SALES AZ TIE STOCK EXCIANGE.--flfioi OA|b
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
.F H0rtc
600 u e. b20 Cou 65 .suAl 4l lNl00 u &C. reg
65OoO U. s. $40 Cou 'e7...iii 5000 u @
sa0s o. hairOaa BoadB BaaS ana Rdf|oaa-h"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

One Of books ever published the subject 1t does mol
of 0 du Agriculture that
of tie greatest well as one
simplest writers in iAe world, in his most agreeable msnne
Farmers win gather pages great deal Of valuable Information
fr them vocation and the general reader will bnd
oeengy fascinating pleasant treating the various topics
The Farmer will and Thousands o dollars he VIII only
read and practice other readers chiefly Young people
vii ehtr from he sensible pages plainly told ha, viii be god
10 them in after lie = --,,....
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TIE MARKETS.

lCaIefuly reported ior The TRIBrSE -
TuEsDA.. June l3 27l
AsHES-Pots moderate demand S6 75a 81 p Peas are
scarce at S9d 80 -.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bcks steady Cement firm, Las
avi sales oooo at 81 % Other articles are unchanged
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

% % eDSi o Canadian al soe bond Cor, o,red ss b.. -
=, s % w o0sh Damp and Un-oasd t n ~ Ws,s~n NJ
saost. ~ " '""'oc'' western leiOs al ,615Jie,
en-, e,tsks9.A y god demand and ne supply oser... s
sUAs0.A good inquiry for Peruviaaat s72a s7s
and s.isI 10 AID Co'h are da al sac sr b
Mr-StpEing gaiet at Al o. Resu lo.. ar. go.
- - sat Hay .t 65a7oc, and Glove 70dsc ~ 2n
si "~Sl 70 for Long 81 tSa ~ sr shot sizs. ~ % ~
h0is are arn sales, 40 bales s7os al OdISc oul.a.n
h Manila continues Em tloiall.c gold O.hsr u.a
HDbs-There has been hIr demsBd for Foreign Ua, a..
Pees Wet bAted Domestic lots have osly re a.z
bu Dry have od freely The stock b s5 30 hS., ssa "a
We quote; Buenos hyrss, 25dc Noufevideo 2.aa4j Ri
Gsute "A 62fe; Coreses 234 or noeo IN. ale -
22G22kc; Central Amenea trimmed zoe not trian.dI 49,
ncr's and Mexican 2oie Texas l6iac Western laIi al
iNDIG0-A light jobbng trade st former pacs. W. h.
Bengal, ID, gold. 81 1Od 81 10 IL
Madras. currency. o59 Is Clraeas . = So9'i VI Il
Manila 1oh. ] 0C0 ! 20 wv -
LEA nase ana hs market hrmt We qnoa
25d27Jc Damaged lBd25e Rough 0.s Ssnght, 0I9
VRp7'' 7~'O" n'0s"' '' AH4 Dsiles ISa8le earney,
MOLAssRS-Pofeign grades remain dan the stocks are Il
aes of ~ bbls. Eex-0reans at 63a68c
MBfALS-IBgot Copper que sales 20c0 Lake hyperion and
Detroit 2liH2ic New Sbebng and yellow III aaet hal
steady Scotch P Iron been active bot prices hks dosu
ward tendency steady Both New and Raj
but hrm Pig Lead dull and unchanged Pig Tn qu
rates are IN far demand and are hn1i other sssGoR ara
mihou' any new feature. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

We5ou think we don't read enoug-Mr Greeley SAYS Weneei
mngIe more with work Some think al Their heads
sS intensely; Others till their backs crooked TO The sem
half hoops but the workers and the thinkers ae apt
he distnc whereas they should be the
that has always been thus II bs means follows tat II
always should OF shall be-"
Mr. Greeley closes his book: the joyful trust that these
st and imperfect will c thousands Of young farmers
feel pride their calling and take yehe interest IN rs I'M
and that will be induced by them to read ab ana
better works Agriculture which minister to its en-.
cheney and mpe ia progress towards perfection which few as !et
have family foreseer"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

CIV CARLETON Co, Publishers MAdsonsquare New'iOTk.
Sold az The Of The Tribune and by mail postage ee
W D''''F' y r THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
Tribune Once. New York.
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N y. wHoLEsALE PRIcEs OF CoUNTRY PR0DUc

fEypressly for TIRE y. T.. TGIBgNE tv our own Reuoeri
Tie gug are the OF articles M good ouihoh -
sol bg commission houses by Wholesale slpers receive 20 ~ lf
. less lppcted for commissions b-si freight and other etsfge
B or takag should be- carefully uarEti With pant and G nas
ar yte marx sender should ao be painted upon one end 20
rss pauly ucatng the Nail invoice oI As o TIE
arcs upon oi te and cni tr man con-
t.ilug stating bow End w'en sent ''u
psc ages AID putting VII add much The value Tie o
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0cdeber5.

- A mer. School Institute" IA BOnd-st., supplies
~ schools reliable TeelerS TeaeheS wanting
positions Application Form W. sehenne horn Acuy
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

The book is the good excellent advice
aud valuable abounds make really valuable to any
in any sort Of business occupation or profession
ought millions copies Every family ought to have copy
and they ought o read and re-readn it, -.
hands Of and child In the
word- they eadaDd ey DO Et ought TO be read 10
them
The book published very handsome style Beautifully
printed, bound in elegant cloth with gilt back.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

% a. e1 eeman iof spirits lupentne has been less
hgures sales OF $50 bbls at Sdic ard 30 ION
bb al Eic Strained R0sn la. o al lower sgurss sss
800 bs good ~ 5Od t2 IS b gooi d AZ ~ o.
% and loo bbs No at 80 Tar active and steady sales
Db wilmington private terms the market
OlLS-Amehean Lnd quiet gic Gr from e.l,her,
hands Cuie Whale unchanged Sperm quiet and
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

SECOND BOARD,
saI,s Of GoyrRBeHf Bonn. 80.
$50 Rec '67,.....IllI 25OOO U. 5. $50 Con o. 80
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
Hlnsital Jnstrnuients.

tfIW51WI CN9II IITIItIII5.
A large stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
N RENT or cheap cash. iustanentsi rent aphe
70 puhase Please call and examine ~ u. MERRELLS Ware
rooms No. Union-square (l65 Pouthayel
ELEGANT 7-Octave Rosewood AGRAFFE
II PIANOS all improvements $3.50 $500 cash or monthly pay
men Pianos $40 LOUIS BERGE i1anO'or'e ware
10 Il
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

Receipts 1929 packages for the week which are 10 's' & @
n,s,i x,ek corresponding week last s6l6 There Il ~Af's
new teatu or in the market As no. weAnef ~
80 ,l, even of good brands which he sold al the m
duced few Of the huest sn worked % a. Us 80
is aoNe The market relies asdy ali,
Pa. \ j.. and nearby " L. eSsip' sov'''''' "a a?S
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

IiVIUi -UIN UuIdHOV'i VIII 1'-'1 VT - "
Os5. The following were the quotations:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
Approved March 3, 1871.
GENERAL NA1URE-NO. 81

iVESERAL AIURE-NO. ID.
An act making appropriations for the ser
vice of the PostOfice Department for
the year ending June thirty, eighteen
purposes.
Be i enacted BY the Senate and House
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby, appropriated for the service Of the
PostOf6ce Department for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy.
two. out Of any moneys in the treasury
ARISING from tho revenues Of said depart
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

GENERAL NATURE-No. SOL
AN ACT to provide fer the redemption of
copper and other token coins.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary Of tho Treasury il hereby author
lied and required to redeem in lawful
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
Approved March 3, 1871.
GENERAL NArURE-No. 65l

AN ACT to authorize the restoration of
James Belger to the rank of major and
qnartermaster in the army.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President be, and he is hereby authorized
to restore James Belger to the rank of major
and quartermaster in the army to date from
the day of his restoration to his said rank
under this act.
Approved March 3, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

For improvement of the Rock Island
rapids. one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
For improvement of the Des Moines
rapids, two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
For improvement Of the Mississippi, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas rivers, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For improvement of tho mouth of the
Mississippi river, one hundred and twenty
five Thousand dollars.
For improvement of the falls of the Ohio
river, and Louisville canal, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
For Improvement Of the Ohio river, fifty
thousand dollars.
For improvement of Queenstown harbor.
Maryland, five thousand dollars.
For improvement of harbOr at Cambridge.
Maryland, ten thousand dollars.
For improvement of the ship channel in
the Patapsco river and Chesapeake bay.
leading toward the harbOr of Baltimore.
fifty thousand dollars.
For improvement of the channel at the
mouth of Cape Fear river, North Carolina,
seventy five thousand dollars.
For improvement of Roanoke river. below
Weldon, North Carolina, twenty thousand
dollars.
For Improvement of the ship-channel in
Charleston harbOr, South Carolina, thirteen
thousand dollars.
For Improvement Of the James river, be-
low Richmond, Virginia, fifty thousand dol
lars.
For improvement of the Appomattox
river, below Petersburg, Virginia, fifty
thousand dollars.
For improvement of the Rappahannock
river, Virginia, fifteen thousand dollars.
For improvement of the Hudson river,
New York, forty thousand dollars.
For improvement of the East river, New
York, including He'll Gate, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
For improvement of Pawtucket river,
Rhode Island, seven thousand dollars.
For construction of breakwater at Block
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

low water mark, shall have a clear head
way OF not less than seventy feet above
low water mark, and the other spans of the
said bridge, extending to each shore, may
be made OF lesss elevation than seventy feet
above low water mark, to accommodate q
regular grade for the approaches to said
bridge. And when the foregoing require
ments shall have been complied with by the
said Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Com
pany, the location of said bridge. it's struc-
lures and approaches, shall thereupOn be
deemed to be legalized, and declared to
be lawful structures, and shall be recOg-
nized and known as post route. The
plans for changes in such bridge, made ne
cessary by this act, shall be submitted by
said company to the Secretary of War for
his approval And, in the event of the
Bridge Company making the changes pro-
vided tor IN this act, it shall be lawful for
the said company, after they shall have
made the changes in said bridge, and the
approaches thereto, as herein provided, to
file their bill IN equity against the United
States in the circuit court of the United
States for the southern district of Ohio, and
full jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon
said court to determine: first. whether the
bridge, according to the plans on which it
has progressed at the passage of this act,
has been constructed SO as substantially to
comply with the provisions of law relating
thereto; and, second, the liability of the
United States, if any there be. to the said
by reason of the changes by this
act required to be made; AID if the said
court shall determine that the United
States is SO liable, and that said bridge was
90 being built, then the said court shall
further ascertain and determine the amount
IF the actual and necessary cost and ex-
reasonably required to be in
cured in making the changes in the
aid bridge and its approaches, as
excess of the cost of building said bridge
md approaches. according to the plan pro
posed, before the changes required by this
yet to be made. And the said court is here
~ further authorized and required to pro-
iced therein to final decree az in other cases