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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

An enthusiastic preacher at a
combination religious meeting in
Cincinnati, pronounced the present
condition of the Christian Church to
be abnormal, criminal and dis
graceful" and said that, but for the
grace of God, it would be in danger
OF destruction. The Greek Church
is a unit, the Romish Church Is a
unit, while the Reformed Church
glories in its disunity. There are
twelve hundred nominal divisions of
the Reformed Church, and n is
amazed at the efforts and books they
have made to overthrow one anoth-
er. If Christians want strength,
they must have union. If the
Christian Church was united, it
could have a prayer-meeting that
would answer Professor Tyndall in
ten minutes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

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Mr.. A. D. Fnnklaud. general
Auctianesr, No Main stree
Memphis, Tenn kccrs On hand a
large stock OF dry 20 d., notions,
boots and shoes, furniture, etc,
which our merchants will find Il
10 their interest 20 examine.
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Lands Sold to the State for Taxes,
Fiscal Year 1871.
0FricE or THE CmcUiT CLERK,
SARDIs, Miss, September, 1877.

The following described lands in the county
of Pamela, State of Mississippi, delinquent for
non-payment of taxes for the year 1871
will be subject to redemption by the
owners for the period Of twelve months
from the date thereof, after which time they
will be subject % purchase and entry of any
person upon the payment of amount for which
said lands are delinquent and all costs to the
State, with damages and subsequent taxes ac-
cIued. "Act of Legislature to quiet tar
titles and increase the revenue Of the State,
approved April 8, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
SECOND BOARD p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, July 2-P. n.
10t O'CLOCK A. II.

WEDNESDAY, July o-P. n
The early adjournment of the Gold and
Stock Exchanges the former having closed at 21j p No.
and the latter as early as o'clock assisted in making
the day in Wall-st but o continuation OF yesterday The
hcgira of spectators is moro marked at the present
time than 1t probably was before aud on this ae-
count the attendance the Boards has been so slim and
the volume Of business small TO have justified even
an earlier hour OF adjournment 50 far as the brokers
are concerned. Business will be resumed at the Gold
Exchange at 10 o'clock Friday, and NJ the Stock EX-
change at 70 o'clock Tie stock market moved toward
higher figures at the close under the leadership Pacific
Mail which, together with Northwestern Common,
formed the leading features OF the market The former
rose 733 74l and The latter from 5 to 49, Erie
declined from $50 to asa the lower range being in
sympathy with a similar movement in London. The re-
mander o: the list 1ucuGted to per cent on dealings
Of a few thousand shares Investment shares were firm.
Delaware Lackawauna, and Western cold at lC6 10 100
however, in small lots 1C being the closing bid Morris
and Essex steady at 93 and Delaware and Hudson
Canal at 1914 The coal and express stocks were unm-
portant The following the opening highest, low
est and closing prices Of stocks
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
COTTON MARKETS.


CINCINSArI July 3-Coton steady; dings 4lc.
MoRLg July 3CottOn dul MiDgs DI0Lici sales 30 bael
stock, 2,fl6 bales. -.
ChAnLEsrox July 3COton dill sad nomua gross receipts u
bales; sales 40 bales; stock. I,A3J bales.
PHIADELPIirA, Jlly 3-Coton gl,t; Middhngs, 25lc. -
July 3Coon dull M4hngs, 24ej sales ITO bAesJ
stock lpU0O bale.
EORFoLK July dul Low MtfiDgs 2c net receipts
us bales; expors--coastge 32 bses socS. oa8 bales
July 3Cotton dull and nothing congi hhdhrss,
R0lllc receipts 2l7 bales S3 boes exports TO Liver
pool ljJ7 baesi sales Z09 btesi stocA, I3SSo bales
July 3Coon SeaA Mlllngs, ~ G2J4e net reeeDt
bales sales bales. -
WLsNGroS July 3-Co.,Oa quiet MdiHngs, 2ej stock lo7s
bales
LOUrsvIrLE. july 3-Cetton du' hidiings 2ic
MExPHIs July 3-COtioa dai Mltlng, zslc net receipts
13 bales.
BALTIMORE, July 3-Cotton dull Midngs, 25lc; Ret
ceps. baes gross - bae 1scOastTse u O1esi ses
IOj bales; STOCK. 93l baies.
JRly 3Coton quiet; Httlngs, 23sc net Teeep
bales sk'cs, 3l ts.08; stock, l,j5l taes.
ST. LouIs, JGiy 3-CotOa nonnali Miilings, 2il 625c
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Wt~.-pAY 3BgEygsIhe weather st hot and slltr7,
c- butchers bus spau There co 9i rs cat
he AZ ul. bsles about 201 held iron Monday. Scarcely M
buyers visiting the yats There are Al laoTe cars
d. oorog many cattle viii 20 Tor The market of fr-aT
Ilrl. hc trade tO.m0roH morning Prices are a10a as
, v r rather eler for thin stock IIushd 70 sale idc dis
I be the result Batcfe ~ere oLelg lie Tor ' eH
C ,-l-s. of Re- wo have occurred the cait TIE Ship
r- rce y Morris crsi j. r. McPher 10 Bown & b.
i.f Of ,lc lots eIc crlci out
Ce Mcpber.on sold % fr6l cst Texans At ec on the scales
Sc 10 D cst, and 100 Illinois. 7 ewt. a. u H2tc.
C. klii7 .od ears Keutrcsf n l2,.
81. goldsmith rgn % OF Joai 81 keu!uky cattle cN Al
PIE aus 81 miEf Missouri ald es o! cst, a. zoe or SO eaeu
Scge sold o. Illinois q Al W. lZ4c
II. M,-ers ont n Of q! cgt common 20 w 0Hsc
uUca-rfe duilHd u1
We noticed lot offered &c, with I.c bid
4 60 cd - good l5J n state veal, sakl at Ric
LAMBsAfrT 5t2 yeterlaY-many lambs FOR ~
ol 2J2 to-day Fat stock sells we'll but poor ds
c.re!. Prices unchinget
0ie with 90 Of 80 al llc and lo Ohio sheep 30 Do
a.GG -
Juai 4 Co sold 20 ID OHIO AZ -
Pcock sold Indiana sheep &c. aud 90 Ken
tnc,y ambs, SO h. at &C. - .
Kas jersey lambs, 20 d. lc and iCs Of GO b a
Ilc, with 70 II 81 10 At l0c - u
Henry extra 81 % Jersey lambs at 2c; 80 Of 8
n NE OF d69 at c aud % of 50 n al 0c With 40 poor
d.
Jel Ire 4 Co. sold l2] of59 n at llic. -
W Gyues Co. sold 100 Of o. 70 llc and 90 Of 53d3 u a
I0GlG.c. =,
5.aJic. Few heavy rough hogs sold even lower
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

PEL,oELruI, July 3S."s-salu business Timothy, - 20
tar Bed neas hare. Flour du aud
~ Jo Extras sea 20 81 Mrneot Lra Family. - 2;
- aul Ind do. 80 - 25 Wheat weak small hui
New Delaware Red ~ COS Awer Al ta ~ ~ Rye quiet al
Co Unchanged, yellow Gel Mixed Western 6sd6J
du xed, ip04c Groceries improved demand
ssr 3uUi bags IagayTa Sugar , so hd Cuin Mosr,
az &c. uasett!eli C.udc f. Refined, 24c WHISKY
Gul nt Ole
rospn July 3.Four sicav Nicat advanced "a &C. eoalg
Ezra Schsau, b No white Michigan, 81 a' hniee
He'd ~ Ne. , Red, ~ - Corn b. lar
rni Letrr High Mixed, 4,c l.w MIc ~ qljicj Yellow,
tr Nithi1n Ac grade f. Oti Gall No. !, Jt' hchi-
rai lc Frtlghs dmi to b1uo la4ti 10 osweee htcte 20
kl,ln. cld9c Reeers-lOD thA fioat 80" ouse MlclI'
2tG hI.h 6pJ bush. tlpnnts-!OJ bbs Flour,
:uup..h yhe4t. 1! 90 bu.h. Con-. l!tS0 bu.l oats
ArrorR Jly S-to tu B.t =.rIali Low MhNug, gee
GrI o.. Ilr 10 PnAe 90, ~ '"d - 51i New 'ho'e
L.t 81 p ~ e.; Oh N,s.-, 81 ild 81 s. 60 fcacc
Id Iu.r,, ET Soutlefn n.i.e. JJa,.e.s DO. Yellow.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


IoVpoy July 3-:20 -Conso5 opened at 92 for money nd
tr the account. United Five-fgenty Bonds W62s 81
ltt5. old ": la1s 90; Itu-Foriies. 49,
P,kE Julv 3-a. m-R,n:es opened az so. BIC
LlyEIuoL Juv 3-li a. m-COton oreled quiet Miidhng
Uplans Mldng Orleans, lsL Wheat. IL 6d ns 3 cena
LTTRr"o July - p m-Chease y grade,
OF American hue.
Irvynp0o Juv as D. mCo closed with downward tendency
Mdfn Upands lldlId Mdlng Or.aus III dlld the sales o
the M have bales including 80 for export and pecuo
The market Is que sugg 80 T. evt for No IL Dates
Standard ahoa.
PAEu. July 3-p m -Rentes elossl al 59E 91c
IoNpov m.Consols closed unchanged America
lie, aniet and steady, quotations az BANGED.
Lo,poS Jay 3-ESruns-Spui, 1Lpentiae 90 20 cwt.
LlyFApooL July 3-Eyenng Spirits 1uTpentn,, q Rcwt.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
A SAFE INVESTMENT
For TRUST FCNnS.
Tile MIDLAND PAcIFlc RAILwAY

IiiE MIDLAND JA'ltit RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CaNT GOLD BONDS.
This road is entirely completed and in full opcr-
alton between the Missouri River and Lincoln, the
capital Of the State Of Nebraska, and is earning
more than all lis expenses, including interest on ats
bonds while its traffic is constantly and rapidly in
creasiug The line has been built wholly By
stock subscriptions. and among its stockholders
are some Of the most successful railway supporters
and uauciers in the country. The cost of the road
with its Franchises, Real Estate, Equipments, Tee-
graph Lines. &C., has been Si3,333 per mile, while
the mortgage on it is but SlS,33} making the com
pany's securities safe beyond contingency
The Midland Pacific will connect with the Union
Pacific on the west and the east with direct lines
to the Atlantic Coast and all intermediate centers
Its location is therefore most important and COM
manding one, it being the central link of new
trunk route shortening the distance to the Pacific
by 147 miles. As local enterprise, the Midland
Pacific is invaluable. 1t traverses fertile tract of
country one of the finest agricultural regions in the
Union and is the main feeder for a rapidly lncreas-
ing population. We have examined personally this
entire enterprise and recognize its Importance and
value, and confidently recommend its Bonds to in
vestors.
During the past few years We have negotiated a
large number of railway loans, and there is not one
of these roads whose property does not exceed IN
value by 100 per cent the amount of its first mort
gage bonds. Present price of Midland Pacliics 90
and accrued interest. Bonds may be registered with
out charge and all marketable securities taken in
exchange at full rates. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
nrrPAIn LIVE STOCK MARKEr.-JrrY 3

CrrtE-Recep to-day head. making the total supply for the
week tbrs head 7Jj head for time last
lively gae advance yesriays prices for gooi cattle
common steadily olnZ ther Texans neglected. The OF
stock m tie past a Of better quality than for the trst
part Of the week Abort head disposed of ses " l head
Illinois steers ranging from 9 TO- S5s50S6 20; l67 ln-
steers ranging from 1852 % 1857 D. at IS 500 % p l3 ono
steers averaging e5 TO- 5J % Texas averaging lOc
at S5 75 70 Michigan averaging LBS 10 at 80 30
LANBsRecep 1900 head, making the total supply or
the thus against head the time last
week opened and lambs at b for ths
sheep
S. Extra lots Of either would bring fraction Sales Of 40
InaBa clipped o. D at - Goa 20 20 4 Mis-
stocer averaging d. at RI Hi 10 Canada lambs ranging
from 81 o o. 10 at 81 sea 80 15
HoGs-Raceps to-day making the supply for the week
Tins far lO7O head against for time last
Market hangs at S40S4 weather and the approach
holiday tendency make trade duer than usual
Buyer should holders yield cent all offerings SOa
dni a ready sale. About 30 In pens.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

FIRST MOhI6AbE DONDo
are being absorbed by an increasing demand fol
them.
Besides being the Obligation Of & wealthy corpora
tion, composed of men of experience aud high-toned
commercial integrity. they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chise, and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
aud are readily negotiable both in the markets Of
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight lSl per cent per annun payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 800 Cou-
pons Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest ia currency, from
Feb. -, 1872.
Maps, circulars, documents. and information fur
nlsl!ed. =
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company "
New-Yorl1.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds Tor sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who mhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co, Bankers, No II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
CoIeman BenedicL's closlng euotaLlons VOC:

There has large supply Of money Offering par
tculariy at the close, when the general rates were 3di
rer cent Discounts in fair request prime accept
arces being taLcu readily at ca per cent.
The Govern . bond market was barely steady. The
offerings were i the demand not haiing been iin-
,or1srf5 No., re market closed with a frner tone
On the basis o, 81. iOr Is6;s Fisk & Hatch report
Id.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North Rlrer Ptss,is ana Railroads ..
JrLY pkg Ashes pig Beevax 2 bales Cotton. lO6 bbs
Copfer PKG. Died Fruit 2lO bb Eggs, IL SO bb Flour
2O hush Wheat bush Corn los 100 bush Oats, $50 bush
Ma, IS hills Beans 100 bb Corn Meel 100 ph Dat Meal O. bate
Icmp 26 HIDES 1929 sides Leather, " bales Moss, gI hb
sin ~ pigs Gu, Meats 80 Pkg Grese Si pkg Inl 80
Batter. Cheese, 2i pkgsiTaow lIO bh
ir Oh So es Peanuts 35 S,srch 5le hhd Tobacco 81
ores an cases Tobacco 5l hb Whk 45 bales Wool - bb OF
900 b.gs silver Ore 81 baeJ skins
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

The Philadelphia stock market is steady and dull.
Pennsylvania 6s lO6; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
27I Reading Railroad, 5sI; Pennsylvania Railroad, 59
Gold, 1l3..
The san Francisco Stock Exchange has adjourned until
Monday. Mining shares arc quoted there as follows:
Beloher 81 OCO Hale Norcross, ESQ; Pioche f17j Vel
low Jacket sll7; Savage, sliO Oyerman SsI Raymond
& Ety. Sl42; Segregated Becher $50; Gould & Curry,
$40; Chollar sl03; Imperial S5; Crown Point, $75
The earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapds and
Minnesota Railroad for the third week in June amounted
to S22,93s.
The firm of Polhamus & Jackson brokers' No. CO Ex-
place. has dissolved after association in busl
ness for IL years We understand that Mr.. Polhamius
retres account Of Ongcontinued III health and Mr..
Eugene J. Jackson continues the business.
The receipts Of the st. Louis Kansas City and North
ern Railway Company the month Of june 1872 were,
s2gG,s2O June, ISL s2l1,5s1; increase, s65239.
The ROckland Savings Bank has declared dividend
of per cent for the past half year payable aferthe 10th
OF July. This bank is located Al Gyack.
Mcssrs KiGIer Peabody Co., No45 Wall-st.oier nves
tors the new OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company par Tie bonds bear per cent in
teIest free of Government tax. The stock OF the Com
Lny has for years been out OF the market, being
held entirely by investors and the present loan is Of
the most desirable securities in this market.
The star Insurance Company has declared scmi-an
nual dividend OF per cent free Of tax. payable on
demand.
The United states Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared scmarnual dividend Of per cent free OF tax
payable on demaUd
The Importers and Traders Insurance Company has de
clarcd semannual dividend OF per cent? free Of tax,
payable on demand.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

rilrkc rern very dll heavy lower
aasI o. fos Salt Hay. and s5a or Clover straw is quiet aai
ucaeei at lDqt 20 for Long yei c5ds for shor dO aal
M0LASSES-Forgu Of all lnI, nominal the absence Of sales
Domestic without activity but vel G-e. co-ro ami TIE best los Ai
NAVAL sTOREssps Turpen'qe has been held With increased
s.s we're $50 bts ana 8c NeWYok b5l
80 J0 at+. DE-; DO. 4il!c. closing frm With
b Eosn been dull quoted shade Grner Fiu!
at - Or Tar firm wtn 50 5b Wa.igton sold at s. 90
OiL2nsee ru' rs very Gnl at &c IN casks and e9c IN bols
holders asa DC ocroi without change.
fROysoSS-rhe demand for Pork wholesale parcels moderate.
ren sales cash aud J0 bbl at sl2 5OQ Y 6 for
&1 e.! M E5.a Pine orsr dcTesales or $50 bSls Mcss
az - ar @ ga' & Be % Ien-ias s', q @ Sa' & sy & sales 81 l
Bers a and nominal J IS r Prime Mess and !6d for
c5 e2e ht sIs Hans G Of Which have sod at i5s 5 IN
canvass Bacon Is dull and prices ere uncertain though Long
Clear are understood have ,oli about 7e Dressed Hog, mod
and Prices unebaaged sales Of O5 and 81 slc for No.
ir delivery quiet bat dysaes Of $50 seller August
IEfTiEhe market is quiet bat prices vhoa' change. We
State Orange Co Cream, State Welsh fte .'..'.& a rs
cry "a a . St,te eGmmon snlS to T iat''@ 5 a.
state hrn prime yosfS a = Ga,e Butsr a. 20,
1 m fetoi aleI h, ne Led AZ low rs Ga loc Ne quote
Sl, Fancy Factoly...2 eltei Parcels.
rrae " Ohio ani Private Da.re, a 81
rnIRoLsuA-Cde has rei da end with some liberal oler
quote & for bulk io,c ior bh; tue quotations ir
~ t !I in At IL; so bls elrly deliver at 22jci te rsr
ict closing seidy q, y for caroes Csc OIL la std2le
Pn.ferha the mark; taa sal Gi3! Tale' 1000
boi ,t a.d S9 a. -. and 80 a.i' Cfe IN 'nPras oi1e
nl aiv bu qui sales t caEClna at e99lsi 20 bags
Fon Tor ansoon, sn 7 Tor Panai and J bags K'n
,A ycr u attendance os ooea.ors and the market reu
e"y an holder horf, a.sni ~ aef ls % sI & pe' Cent 1t
al no Havana private el Eeaned dui at zd l
TALLow lull and unchanged; we qqoe Prime At bloc
WHISKY and larry acgci ra'fi OF ~ DOS ~ o'@J
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

inr III 30 spuper For The ma,, opened weak bat E'ne
a. All closed monhsi sles follows, on DAs OF
Iov Abiding. sales evening after m-Jaly %O ~
Aurid so a 24lc 100 at ~ l6c 800 at ~ Bloc 900 q 2l az
7tec no al FILE September 200 st ~ Ibc Uo
az 2le 4Oai 22 2 Tb oOa. 2e Deem6er - as 5tc
tota bales Day mJuly 500 at Ifc Nv ~
- iilGo 2. 100 notice afr 3ih 2ic $40 NJ I NV AZ
3llc, notice amer 18Th 100 az % Stc n a. 3c; Aag9 ~
AZ Tl5e 24c 800 a. "a bloc 900 2ilc 100 aRe lO AZ
"a 1I6c September bloc 7OJ at Alc 200 at azie C At
~ 7l6 Pie 200 22c, 200 q 6e @ at 22tc OcloD
2 100 20 9le 100 at 2oc 200 at 20 6r SoVnber IC
g.o Isle; December, 20 q jis eKhangc lb p TO
"a Jsy August; total 800 baSi grand total @ bales
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
1IELR CITLTURE FOR PR0FIT.-An illus

fDFAR CIITURE FOR PKUF II.-AH IIIu5-
t,.lss uork ga edition. p T. Quinn Prsctieal Horuuf
f, sny yesrs a Of Pess for MARKET e subject
thoroushy the following beads Nanetss A
Y~ preparation Of The Soil Distance Apart seeng Irees DNss
I'd sspdsrs Planting Planting Digging Tres if0m me
Egr.T Packing Varieties 10 Plant Pruning orchard eofo
Tbs Wok w be fonhd complete Pseteal Manual 3i ,ho
a,O.er Wbether pleasure profit VOL handsomely boha III
SJatl pbet el hsDt Tree b. NAL W receipt oi pss hsos
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
THE MARKETS.
lcsr,hIv Reported ior las rnIHuss. !

AsHBS-The receipts to-day p pLgA Potf are very lhrt
but steady al ~ 13Gr0 25 Pearls are du aul nlnia4-
cor iON1he has been moderate hors we're peV ln
and refused 10 o1rT With freedom o. T. auet u l
steyt bsrs al sIadss ssss of 20 1a' ' A' A
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
THE BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA

THE BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BoSDs.
The entire loan issued against the main line of
this road having been sold, we now offer n small
mortgage of 81 100000 against the Milwaukee Divi-
sion of tie road. These bonds are secured in pre-
cisely the same manner as the old issue, and are
enttle to equal confidence.
Price for the present 02l and ncres, in currency.
HENRY CLEws & Co. 32 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
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'ENIE DEBILITY OF OUR BOYS,
AND THE EARLY DECAY or OUR YOUNG MEN
new work BY JAMES C. JACKSON NJ d. Just pub2d Flexible
eove Seventy pages Price Send for table O. contents
AUSTIN, JACKSON < Co, Dsnsyile 1iv Co. \. Y.
LAST TENNESSEE-THE KNOXVILLE
~ WEEKLY CHRONICLE for e.. viii contain iH every number
snd o,h sar surpassed advantages OF East
t.y t i'tl t, % g. se ~ nf,o Of re,ons
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
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nlusical Instruments

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EISCHER's NEW SCALE PIANOS, the most
II Gbl. Pianos made fully warranted 425 West Twentyeighh
s. near Nnhav splendid second hand Pianos sold very cheap
DIANO-F -FORTES-T Twenty secondhand Piano
fortes Of various MAKERS thorough order for sale by
CHICKERISG SONS,
No EasiF Fourteenth ST.,
Betw Broadway aud Hih-ave.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

NEw-YoRK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN,
DUE 1857.
A limited amount for sale.
GwYNNE & DAY, 10 Wall-st.