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The Export Of Coin for the Week Three
and a Quarter Millions.
The Imports Falling or and for the Week
Less Than Six Millions.
The Bank Statement a Very
Good One.
The Surplus Reserve Nearly
$I3,OOO,OOO.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, June 2S--b +, nj.
On 'Change to-day wheat lower. but the de-
cline led business Corn was heavy ana
the cotton market quiet.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT
The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the
week were 6,216 bales, against s777 bales the pre-
viOus week. The total receipts since September l,
1871, 1893 660 bales against 3,se1olS bales for
the corresponding period OF the previous year,
showing decrease in the present crop OF l197,35s
bales. The exports from all the ports for the week
were 25l4 bales, against bales last year. The
total exports for the expired portion OF the cotton
year are s5 bales against 1904 o24 bales for
the same time last year. The stock all the ports
lie 49,, 55l bales against o6l bales for the
date In 1871
MONEY A PER CENT.
The money market was easier, usual on satur-
days, and was quoted a per cent on governments
and per cent on stocks.
Prime paper was unchanged Sterling was steady
At ITO for prime sixty day and llo1a 1905 for sight
bills.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
proved quite good one, the line OF having
been largely reinforced by the prepayment OF the
July interest on the public debt and renux OF
greenbaeks, which latter would indicate that
the demand for the wool clip has ceased and
that the movement OF money in the direction
of the metropolis Is now uninterrupted. At the
same time the banks have decreased their loans
nearly four millions, owing, very probably to the
return TO them of money heretofore loaned upon
stock collaterals the dulness at the Stock Ex-
change operating to reduce the demand nom the
brokers. The gain In reserve is nearly four mil
lions, but Of this nearly million is set aside
70 Offset gain OF three and half millions in de-
posits so that the surplus reserve increases just
about $4,000, oOo-a handsome result at any time.
The total surplus reserve now held by the banks
amounts to $l2, 795, 900. The statement compares
81
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There were 1877 complaints received during the
week at the Mayors office for violation of corpora
ton ordinances
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Fire Marshal McSpedOn reports twenty eight fires
for the week. Estimated loss is $19,350. Amount
of insurance, $270,60O
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Eight steamers LETT yesterday for Europe-fou
for Liverpool, for Bristol, one for Glasgow, on
for Havre and one for Bremen.
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Four deaths from smallpox were reported during
the twenty-four hours ending at noon yesterday,
this being twenty-On fatal cases during the week.
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The Mayors Marshal during the week collected
$1,193 for 272 licenses.
There were in this city last week IA marriages,
1867 births and 769 deaths.
The police last week arrested 1920 persons in
this city for various offences
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FINAi

A July INVESTMENTS.
Railroad b
and
Real Estate Mortgage
combined.
The $50 Gold Bonds of Northern Pacific Railroad
are Real Estate Mortgage Railroad Bond combined
upon property worth treble the issue Of the bonds
They are first only lien upon the road, Its equip.
ments, its traffic, and also upon clean government
grant of 5oOooOO acres the best mineral agricultu
raj and timber lands in the country.
The value OF this unprecedented land grant, taken at
average which railroad companies have sold
their lands 81 o. per acre-equa sl6 600 per mile or
more than possible OF construction
and equipment of the road
And with exceptions, the average selling price has
increased year year The Northern Pacific lands
are by who gone them TO be
superior to the above and their ultimate value
can scarcely be estimated.
The large and rapid sale and their ABSORB
ton by savings banks other conservative moneyed
Institutions, show at their popularity with the
people and their high credit among financial men.
present selling price par and accrued interest
in currency. They exempt from United States tax,
years and principal and interest are pay
able In gold
The yearly dividend this cannot fall to be equal
10 nearly per cent total cost taking the earnings
Of the present Pacific road a basis of estimate
go Bonds and all marketable securities received in ex
change without expense the investor their highest
current price.
JAY COOKE co,
New York Philadelphia and Washington
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Two orders were served on Comptroller Green
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Shields, to show cause
why peremptory mandamus should not issue
compelling him TO pay James Clarke &1e1 for SER
vices rendered the city previous to July, 1885, and
James d. Hall 1871 80 for services in the Registers
Office in June OF The same year. Both orders are
returnabe on Monday.
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An explosion OF gas occurred yesterday in tn
safe room OF the Secretary's office OF the Board
Health. Very little damage was done, but Fran
Demarest, clerk, was severely burned about til
face and hands,
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Tomorrow evening the club house OF the Henry
Burden Club, 297 Third avenue, near Twenty -thrd
street, will be formally opened. As this club was
named after Captain Burden, OF the Twenty ninth
precinct, and organized in appreciation OF him,
the event promises to be celebrated with great
6cldt and, no doubt IL will be q treat surrounded
with most cheerful accessories.
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James Donahue, Superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report Of business for the week end
Ing June 29:-Appications for employment, 1854; OF
these there were 255 males and 500 females; help
required, 225 females; 92l situations procured for
206 males and 653 females; whole number of situa-
lions procured $50,
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CHARTERED BY THE UNITED STATES
The Freedmans Savings and Trust Company.
ASSETS OVER $f00,0U,000
National Savings Bank.
lS5 Bleecker street, New York.

INTEREST SIN PER CENT.
Deposits payable ON DEMAND, with interest due.
Accounts strictly private and confidential.
Interest paid by check desired depostors residing
out OF the city.
specially made OF Issuing Compound Interest Certh-
Gates payable ON DEMAND.
Bank Hours-Dally from . A. NJ to p NJ, and on Mon
day and saturday nights from to y. NJ.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
SAM l.. HARRIS, Manager.
JouN'J ZuIiIr Cashier
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CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
~ NEW YORK. June &C. I72.
dividend Of three and one hair per cent or cent?
has is day been declared free offax) payable July g.
The transfer books will lie closed from the 2g inst to
July G. f. TIMPSON, Cashier.
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BosswORTH.-On Saturday, June %, 1872, at 23s
West Fifty-third street. Carrie E. BosswOrth, wife
OF Major George b. BosswOrth, of a son.
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Fifty members of the New York Schutzen corps
with the picked men OF the Brooklyn organization
sailed for Hanover yesterday In the steamer
Deutschland The New York party was escorted to
the pier by the Sangerbund and the members of the
New York Schutzen corps. large number OF the
friends of the delegation accompanied the steamer
down the bay in tug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-30

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon Edward
Brown, man twentyseven years OF age, while en-
gagged in unloading coal at the foot Of Beach street,
North River, accidentally fell overheard and was
drowned. The body was subsequently recovered by
Onicer McCarty and sent to the Morgue. Deceased
lived In Hillary street. Brooklyn. Coroner Schirmer
was notified to hold an inquest on the remains.
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ETlZENS SAVINGS BANK.
" 1872 July interest
The twenty fourth Interest Dividend at the rate OF six
per cent per all of S. and over, which
have been deposit months next PREVIOUS
10 July will be paid credited and after July q at
the Bank, Buwery, southwest corner OF Canal street
On deposits made on or before July 10 Interest will com
mence July l. +. A. QulNTARD, President.
SRYxouRA. BUscE. Secretary.
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20. 1879, GEORGE w. SKIDMoRE, Jr., only child OF
George W. and Josephine skidmore, aged year,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services, at st. Georges Episcopal church,
sPESCER-At santa Fe, New Mexico, on the 10th
instant, ofconsumption DR.. THOMAS RUSH SPENCER
this iet state Al the outbreak Of the rebeon he
entered the service as surgeon or the Thirtieth
New York volunteers, and served successfully
upon the medical staffs OF Generals Peck, Hancock
and Meade In the Fifth and sixth Corps, Army OF
the Potomac. Towards the close of the war he was
ordered to the charge OF the division OF hospitals
located at Alexandra, Va, where he displayed his
accustomed great ability In overcoming the OBJ
staces which the secession party OF that city were
continually trying to bring against his work as well
as in his professional duties. In 1870, his health
falling he was compelled to abandon his practice,
built up in this city, and accepted the appointment
of Surveyor General OF the Land District OF New
Mexico which post he held ut the time OF his death.
STRINGuAND-0n Saturday, June 90 KATE daugh-
ter of James II. and Catalina Stringhand, In the
9TH year of her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are re-
spectully requested to attend the funeral on Mon
day afternoon, July l, at two O'Clock at the resi-
dence of her father, Bergen Point, Nd
TsLFER-0n SATURDAY June 20, JENNIE, daughter
The funeral will take place on Monday, July l. at
two O'Clock M, from the residence of her parents
New York avenue near South street, Jersey City
Heights, West Hoboken. Cars pass the door.
THoMPsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 20,
Thompson aged months and ~ days. .
The relatives and friends are Respectfully m
vited to attend the funeral from 1908 Hicks street. on
Monday July !, at hafpast two O'Clock 7. M. =.
THoRNT0N.-0n Saturday morning, June ~,
EMILY infant daughter or William j. and Eliza
Thornton, aged months and days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the parents residence
iS2 East sixty-second street, to-day Sunday June
80 at one O'Clock p. NJ
TOPpING.-At Greenpoint, on Thursday, June 27,
1872, OF consumption, SARAH Q. TOPPING, aged 20
years. ..
funeral from the First Methodist church, Green
point on Sunday, June 80, at one p. M.
WHITrT9-At Newark, n. j., on Friday, June %,
| wINsLow t. WHITING, In the Goth year Of mis- age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend fu-
neral services at his late residence, 20S Mount
Pleasant avenue. on Tuesday, July p at four O'Clock
p, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

lCXECUTOR FUND OF S2O00Oo JUST PAID IN,
II will be loaned frst'class real estate In suit:
only this city Address EXECUTOR, box sle5 Post office,
New York.
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~ALrS Az ,UGrln~.


IA Once saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
HIGH CLASS EuaorGAS csf gaSs AND AMERICAN
,ouSsros HiL .rAiSTiNGs, & s.a :, ,u,,,o,
Friday ami Saturday Fe raary ana TO- at ~ O'clock. a
The pictures xll be exhibition Tuesday February
n Olce and Saesro m 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ONCE.
ELEGhNf HOUSEHOLD NJ RYITuRE.
fETs; fRhNgn FLARE MIRRORS. CHINA AND
J0hNsroN & VAN TAssELL will sell a, auction ON
Wednesday, February at lo O'Clock, at the private resi-
NO. iOs EAST FIrTIErss, STREET, NEAR BEEkMAs
all the elegant furniture contained said house, comprising
Rosewood and Walnut paror Chamber and Dining Room
Suites; .urls Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows,
Ware tose,her with tSe @ ksRee Tiensl with which the
sale will commence Catalogues ready on Tuesday
A RoR. JOHNSTON, AUcnoNEER.
n omcs and raesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Second hand iIousshoa aI, sss Furniture,
JOHNSTON VAN fAssEnI viii "s sell on Monday Feb
rusry al 10Y O'Clock. at their saesroo 81 Nassau street,
part Of walnut Taror ana Bsdioom suits. painted Cottage
Rsas.ssa and Har sSssrs Gw Sa9s
walnut un. Roo Chairs in hair cloh: Spanish lockers
acs ana cernises Bocsssn "a, Stoves Arm
Chairs, &c-
large s..orsmsn. Of omos Furniture sitting standing
s.ovss risecn aoss hook Rssts &o
Rustic Suit. three pieces, Bar Counter and Partition
"A HY ALLEN B MINER 4 BROTHERS.
HENRY II. LsEDs 'nfI 4 MINER
tF stabIishcd lsl7).
WEDNESDAY,, Fe ruary q
at lnN O'Clock, at our saesroomA
% Chambers an " Reade streets,
Geneel Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, dc
Details in time.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHrrs

EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPA
TNMAN LINE
l. l for Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mall Steamers
CITy CITy M 0E MaW Yosk Eo Saturday Feb 10 AN
GY CITY OF OF sstSrday o EsS q
succeeding Saturday ana ThufsdSs from pier &
Rates oi Passage.
p,,, Payable in Gold -, s,s.Ia Payable In Currency mon
20 10 Lcndoa ssva. 70 70 London sssa.
Passengers also iorware to Havre Hamburg, swe eS' 20
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
be G ssss 4 rates by
For further information apply se e. bR aeas s
Is Broadway, New York.
TINTED STATES NAIL LISE-srEAM TO QUEENS
Sailing every "wednesday.
Mr3NlN9 MINNnsf February 2HpM
~ From ON pier aS North RSsr = wv a. :"
oA'n DaiPsas Ppss sss. sss u.s. @ currency
and and n NSs~sy
germany at lowest f1Sfi WILfISG hpG ou1oN 90 Broadway
NCHOR LINE.
y Steamer aa every Wednesday and Saturday to and
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling at Londonderry Lone TO LAM malls and passengers
Passengers booked and fowardci to am from all railway
Sweden and America a: safe y speedily, com.
and " DErasT ARR or line
aA Ola GOV" AssxsI. r.Hs s sS?s sss
sasaray ssuay Fen Saturday, ssSsaray sS FsS Il
And an extra steamer OF the line every Wednesday
from pier 20 North River, New York. at
Rates dsssM Rsysss or Tn
First cabin, S6b ana t75, according to location.
Cabin excursion cKets good months, securing
best accommodations, Bly0
Intermediate S3S; steera:c, &2s.
Cerncates at lowest be bought those
wishing to send for their frlen g.
Drafts issued, paya lie presentation.
Apply vt the cDmpany's Offices, to
HENDERSON BROTHERS., No. Bowling Green.
(NUNARD LINE.
u THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
mali, STEAMSHIPS
between New York and Liverpool calling Cork Harbor
oHN% wsansdsy Mnw F.o 10
ABYssINIA W'siay Feb. "a BATAVIA, Saturday, Feb u
r. SsA, Wednesday Feb Z SAMAR!A. saturday, Feb q
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(NUNARD LINE
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor.
cnlNx Tsdassday, FEB pAe1f2' saturday iaSi FEB 10
ABYsSINIA Wsiay, Feb "a BATAVIA, Saturday, Feb II
RI SSIA, Wednesday. Feb :. SAMARlA Saturday, Feb "a
ALGERIA, W'siay, Feb. 2s SIBERIA saturday March3
CALABRIA, W'sday, Mar 81 HECLA, Saturday, March
dny and Saturday. day.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
tion.
Tickets to Paris, St5. gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
.
Seerage tickets from Liverpool aud Queenstown and oil
parts OF Europe at lowest rates.
Through ls Ladng given for Bel as Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other the Continent and for Meder
rnnean poris
For freight and cabin passage apply at the COmpanys
Office, No. 4 Bowling Green.
For sieerage passage i'll Broadway Trinity Building
"a Aoent
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DURDErr 4 DENNIS, AUC1IONEERS,
ID will sell Tuesday February 9. at O'Clock, within
their store, lib Pearl street, Hanover square,
by order MortSa yecs.
Propeller Jane Campbell of 5 9c0 20 0 feet long,
siU BEAM $40 feet depth, with her Machinery
Mass B,wsprs Sails Boats. Anchors Cables and Ell the
appurte auperal ling to said Propeller she
lies at foot OF 0oid street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

DAUCHY a JOHNSON ArCTIONEERs SUCCESSORS
- to wr,. this day. at o'clock. a. 4 Canal
street. Furniture, &C., OF large Boarding House
era faror Suits, French pate Mirrors Curtains, Centre
Dining and Tea Tables; Etageres, black walnut and
Beds and Beddns China Glass silyerware Stoves 40 % 80
Rockin and other Chaisi Counters, Desks Gas FI'urns
also 100 Of Carpets, Piano, Goods storage
Sewing Machines On Friday 10th, nj oc ock, at 4H
Canal street. stock TIN and sheet iron workers. Tools
by order of D. Burton OF the estate OF the
late Loron deceased Also Horse, suitable for
the express business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA housekeepers. hotel keepers and the trade.
Large Household Furniture sale
at the elegant brown stole mansion
25s West Forty secord street. near Seventh avenue.
THIS (Moatay) MORNING. at II O'Clock preciscv.
-Magnihcent rosewood ~ octave Pianofote six
beautiful faror Suits latest styes covered with eatin bro
cate and Turkish Paror Suit, pieces, made TO
order for a60o Mirrors, Curtains, Paintings, Bronzes,
Clocks, Vases Etageres Cabinets. rded and marp top
Tables Il rosewood and walnut Chamber sns Mattresses
Bedng, 81 !eboard Extension Table sChiDa, Glass and
Silver Ware servants Furn &c. E. NICHOLS Auc-
tcneer. Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
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A uOrIoN sALE-AueusrE MARrINEs 8 Co, AUo.

A UCTION.-sALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
N nitue at private residence la West 26h s this day
commencing at u] O'clock over 40 OTIS and $1,000 worth
comprising Panoorte $500 rich Pnrlo Suits, Bedr
SUITS Bedding, Carpets Dining Room Suits. Basement
HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

SnERALD BRANCH OFFICE-up TOWN.
4 pyEnrIsFMENrs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l,s65 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN THIRrY-FIRsr AND TIIIRTy.sECoND
STREETS. WEST SIDE, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR FOR
MIR PLACE.
CILL r. M. EVERY DA, IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CaAi.us OF ANY KIND.
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SPECIAL N0rit,ar.


DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT TO
charter Laws OF 1874 III AL ,orrneo meet
ing Board OF Apportiol Audit city
county of New York will be held Comptroef's
oce in the New Court House. at O'Clock r. NJ ON Monday,
Dated NEW YORK Feb. s,lss
RIChARD A. sTORRs, Clerk.
II sEPH YATES CO.. IS Wall strees, New YORK. Post
0lce box s6a.
DoyAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY. OFFICIAL
1HEODOR ZScHoCH.
CyTuYvFSANT BANK.
- meeting Of the deposors AMI creditors Of the suy
,yay on Monday 1872, At ~ oc ock A. M ior
ing against the said bank ben aced
Tue attendance OF ccposofs earnestly
requested. ~. MiLhENs ~ c,.
5. T. GORDON
- d. the College ot hsaicians and Sur OF New
York, Fourth and wonty third Street.-The prescrlp-
tons from tac College clinques rut up at this nsorc.
m1OO onn GOLD WAS DRAWN IN DoYAL
%IUU.VVV Havan, Lottery of Cuha Jan. %. Ken
tucky, class l5s, Noe Al, 10, IL drew SS30 Address
BAILEY CO. Gold esatssed onlcch l7i broadway.
-
srOkTING DOCS, SiaD>, Nc.
A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS, BIRDS.
n &c. Medicines tor all direases prepared fooi for
mocking birds, at b. G. DOvtYS No .reene street, near
Canal.
ICRANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK sLIP HAS THE
largest choicest assemble of Doss In the world.
Euer. inaabe Mango Cure AMI Flea kx,crminAtor, 70
Medicines for ali Diseases Choice seeding Geranuma
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER.
I'D Mar hairs Sale.
VIII sell this day. at ii O'clock at the saesroom 2: Bow
cry, large s0rtmen OF Kid and Hucksktn Gloves Sus
pender together with Wagon and Harness. Also lot Of
household Furniture Sale positive. BY order Timothy
OsBTien. Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

g. wEINBERGER AUCTIONRER-sELLs THIS
day (MoniayL Feb g. at II Bowery, at 1U,a O'Clock,
fine assortment. OF gentee Household Furniture removed 20
II rowery sor consenience OF sae comprising eesan Vel
Furniture and Utensils; wal top Centre Dressing Bu-
reaus WRrdrobcs Bedstcads Spring, Hair and other
Mattresses; Pillows and Bolsterr Mirrors, China AMI
Crockery Ware, 40 Sale positive, without any
Dealers especially invited.
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vx1ANrED TO RENT-A HOTEL IN VIEW YORK, M
w furnIshe Il IN Lood location, utabe Bucings to be
a hr cass Hotel Address, With carticuars md fuY
address, Y. b.. Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

E,UNDs TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES
Also Leasehod, and $l2800 to loan on Pronery In
this city for five Address ATTORNEY box 3l9 Post
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16
By HUTSON LEE,
VALUABLE Ii PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR

VALUABLE PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR
w y. ~ N'S!7ESALE. - iiE iis'; .I'iS''s,5
WIN be sole. at the sast end Of Broad destsess, 6n
THgasDAY, 72d Of February, 1s72 at Il o'oioSk s
Tne entire PROPERTY Of thsiFrmen, Farttii-
.seg Company Of soulh Caroline; consstink o:
"a TRACT OF LAND, hall mile froM the t0
which % HsYeS H recently been erected In 8 mo6s
thorough and workmsplike manner, -
one FRAME HILL, 38rofles high. z5xso feet.
One Brick ;EngineBoiler House, 26xlo feeh via
brick chimney.
The MAoHIHERY ii ;Whlohi has bean, most care.
fully constructed, consists OF. >,r,.s.
One so.hoIsa power ENGINE, complete.
Q -Four pair OF stones. NO. 80 =!
TWO CruHhers. ~ ,..4.!
one Poole i Hunt Patent Mixer. 5e
shafting, Elevators, Bel!ing, ac. 90. .,.n...
Phosphate Deposits are found, in immediate pr2z.
frnity % the City Of Charleston, with BuMdens
Depth OF water az the wharf to accomm0date tho
largest vessels entering this narbor, conne0EdSy
the south Carolina and Northeastern Ral,tosns.
which pass through the premises, Win tue entIo
south and West built expressly. for gnoepnac
thIs Property offers unsurpassed Inducements 70
any party desiring to embark In this lucrative
Terms OF sale-One fourth 90 cash; balance In
Cs) three equal payments, at s. and montn6
secured by bond OF the purchaser, bearing inter.
est at the rate OF per cent; Pct annnm, y. snc no
sured and policies assigned. Purchaser TO pay
auctioneer for all necessary papers aud stamps;
The Property can be Inspected by pafues oeAf'
ina to purchase aI any time prior 70 the sale.
jan3l. l.wfmstuwth3 ~.