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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

!. O. OF 0. F.-The following are the
names of officers that we're installed or
Saturday last at the Two River Lodge
No. sc for the ensuing term:
81. G.-Richard Mueller.
V. G.-G. w. Kessman.
r. S.-Theodore Wehausen.
T.-Robert Schuster.
p. S.-H. Feldsien.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

DOLLY VARDENs.-If you want to see
call at Shuette & Bro They are opening
several new invoices which are perfectly
ioye,v"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

The tug Kitty Smoke was relieved
from her icy embrace last Monday after
noon and came whistling down the river
in splendid style. She is again command
ed by her old and we'll experienced cap
tain, Geo. Bartlett, and Joe Harrington
is again her engineer; both are men fully
competent to I'll the position they hold.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

Fl. TRUMAN has opened new Flour
nd Feed store in Benefits building o,
commercial St. Mr. Truman. running hi
own Mill, ought to be able to furnish the
best of flour of the different kinds OF grain
and We believe he will give general sat
istaction. See his advertisement.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

Hon. H. P Gage. Member of the
Ohio State Senate, has kindly sent us
the very interesting and complete Annual
Report of the Secretary Of State for the
year 1871. for which he will please except
our sincere thanks
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

The barges Dunbar, Contest and East
Sa9indao arrived at this port last week
and took on board cargoes of wood and
again departed for Chicago, on Monday
last
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

JONES LIBRARY.-The additional cata
logue containing the list Of One hundred
end ninety new volumes lately received.
is now finished and ready for distribution
ut the library the selection of the books
Is most excellent and a lasting honor to
its compilers, MessrS. o. Ii. Martin and
Henry Mulholland.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11


, allowed as rel orted:
R Snifin 200 Election Services
| VI kappeS 200
+ Conway 500 & rent of room
L Sullivan 200 IS Services
A Hanson 200 ="
G w Fechter $40 Stationary
0 Torrison $50 Sundries
Kostomlatsky 1900 Services -
Geo Pahkraiz LOO .
John Leykom 2,75 Burying Pauper
d j Easton 600 Medical Attendance
Halverson LOO Services
4" 500 +"
F Voelchert $50 Repairing Chairs
p Leubner l,5O on Engine
- 2,25 Labor on Dredce
Dumke d Go LIS repairs Oh engine
=. II ID Sc hri3ua
F Borcherdt al. % Printing
John Meyer allowed 40. 63, disalowed 8
| labor on bridge, j g Bahr IS cts labor
| on bridge, + Siebert 81, 80 labor on
dredge.
The above accounts allowed, Ayes 10,
Nays 0. The account Of j Halverson for
IS 90 was laid ON the table. Ayes 6, Wal
Itch, Auberg, Martens. Kappes, Carus;
Nays 4 Conway, Jones, Hanson and
Kostomlatsky. The account of A L
Dumke & Co for sle4.9l was on motion
of A Wallich referred to next council.
The committee to whom was referred,
resolution to allow s25 90 to owners OF
schooner Anna Thorine and Espindola,
report as follows: Your committee to
whom vas referred the within resolution
after careful enquiry have ascertained
that the appropriation would be Illegal.
A d Jones, T Kostomlatsky; report
adopted.
Marshals report exhibiting $500 as
collected for license was read and ordered
filed. The special committee to settle
with the Treasurer submitted the follow
lrg report:
To the Hon the Ifayor and Board of
Aldermen ofhe City Of Manito,ooc.
The special committee to whom the
report OF the City Treasurer was referred
would respectfully state that they have
carefully examined the same as well as
all the books, papers etc., pertaining TO
the City Treasury, and find the same in
strict order and correct in ali their de-
tails We cannot help but express our
entire satisfaction with the manner in
which the Treasurer has performed his
arduous dntiss. and are satisfied that he
is entitled to the acknowledgment of be-
ing a true and faithful officer. There
are other matters. however, in connection
with the City Treasury, over which the
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

PIGEONS are flying about in clouds, but
many of them seem to be returning south,
probably on account Of the masses of
snow still remaining 10 the woods.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

WE understand that the scow Christie
is in trouble at the Clay Banks. she hav-
ing struck rock and sank in 7 feet Of
water. The tug Kitty Smoke is charter
ed to 60 to her rescue as soon as the
weather will permit. If the tug succeeds
in getting her off, she probably vii. be
brought to this port aud go into the dry
dock for repairs.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

Loud whistles announce the daily ar
rival of steamers at this port. Nayiga-
ton is now fully opened.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

WE are under renewed obligations to
Senators Howe and Carpenter and Con-
gresham Sawyer for Congressional docu-
mentS.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
WHAT is the matter?

MURPHY & SMART have the best po-
tatoes in this town; if they are not the
real "murpheys' we are no judge.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
WHAT is the matter +?

Dr. PRITCHARD asmoved his office to
Mr.. Sherman brick block and is now to
be found in the front room heretofore &C
cupied by Mr.. O. H. Martin The Doc
tor il winning golden opinions very rapid
ly in our City and, we believe. is richly
deserving them. See his card ON frs.
page.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

L. Ii. \. Waliich offered the following
Resolced; That the sum of two dollars
be all wed for each of the following per-
sons to-wit: -F. Thierman, IT, Du<od,
p. ,chreihard' X. s. Auberg, T. H. A.
Waliich for election services at charter
election. held April I'd, 1872, and that
the Mayor aud Clerk be authorized to
issue orders to that amount. Adopted
Ayes 10. NaysO.
The following accounts were reported
back with recommendation that they be
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
IN PROBATE.

1 deceased. H@A~2oS
To ALL WHOM IT hkY CoNcEgN.
Letters of administration on said Fs,a+, h.-,.
been issued to Adeiine j. Packart, on III. o,,, -,
November A D. 1871 and six months from, and &C.,
his day being allowed and limited for creti,tors -,
PRESENT their claims fer examination and aIlowanr.
N"tice is hereby given that the undersigned will ON
he hrst Tuesday of each month and uIon the d,v Of
ne expiration OF six month from this date at the Pro-
ale offre III the City of Hunitowoc in said COUNTY
ece,'e, examine and adjust AL claims and demands
# all persons against said deceased
Dated Nov. 29.h ISL.
1888 each M saw '' '"oss-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
WHAT is the matter !?

Mr.. NJ. Ornes informs his friends that
Che rattle for his house and furniture on
9th St. has been postponed until May
18th.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

THE temperance law went into effect
che 29th of March. Every interested
party should know the fact.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

We learn from the Milwaukee Sentinel
that the steamers Muskegon or Truesdell
will leave the Goodrich Transportation
COMPANY Docks daily at seven o clock
P NJ, for Chicago, Sheboygan, Racine,
Port Washington, Manitowoc and Two
Rivers. Fare 10 Chicago 81 less than
railroad. Make close connections at
Chicago with all morning trains for the
East. South and Southwest
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

The new Goodrich steamer Muskeo0n.
made her first appearance in our harbor
this season last Friday morning, under
the command of Capt. B. Sweeney of
the steamer Manito,ooc, and with that
| prince of clerks, Mr.. Chas Thompson
| The Wnske0on made splendid appear
ancc inside and out, and is kept as neal
as lady's boudoir. Her cabins are
beautifully furnished. The lounges, arm
| chairs, carpets. mirrors ETC., were selected
by our old friend, Mr.. Gregg Hurson and
are another pleasing evidence of his ex-
cellent taste the warming apparatus is
of the latest invention. the heaters in the
cabins are covered with marble tops, as
ornamental as they are useful. The
staterooms are finely furnished and sew.
eral of them double with folding doors for
the accommodation of entire families. We
had the pleasure of an introduction to
MIR. Harry n Ellington Of St. Joseph,
who is the attentive and gentlemanly
clerk appointed for the ensuing season /;
Capt Smallman will be her commander.
Navigation is now resumed, and. hav-
ing made ample preparations for the
| wants of the travelling public, the Good
Itch Transportation Company has issued
The following manifesto of the routes to
which it's various vessels will be assigned
and the subordinate officers to be placed
in charge of them:
President CT the Company. A E. Good
rich !; Secretary and Treasurer, ". FL.
Wright and Superintendent, T. g. But
lin.
DAILY-WEST SHORE ROUTE-To MANI
TOWOC AND OTHER POINTS.
Steamer ,Sheboygnn-Chas. Mcintosh.
c. g. Thomson, Clerk Marcy Hitler,
Steward.
Steamer MonitoWoc-Barney SweeDy,
Commander; Edward Dorsey. First OH
ser; A. Lahuer. Engineer; [. s. Baker,
Clerk JpEn Lee, Steward
DALY-EAsT SHORE ROUTE TO GRAND
HAVEN AND MUsKEGON.
STEINER Muskegoa-I F. Smallman.
Commander john Walsh, First Officer;
j nhnson, Engineer; Ii. N Fixing
ton, Clerk G. Watson, Steward.
STEINER Alpena-J. P. Hodges, Com
mander; Chas. Goldsmith, First Officer;
G. Currie. Engineer; I'll. T. Barrett,
Clerk r. B. Payne, Steward.
DAILY ST. JOSEPH ROUTE.
Steamer Corona n. w. Napier, Com
mander; Henry Slime, First Officer; ID
Tibbitts, Engineer j Il. Clark. Clerk
Chas. Springstein, Steward.
TRI WEEKLY-GREEN BAY ROUTE.
Propeller st Joseph-John Gilman.
Commander; D. O'Brien, Engineer
John Hanley, Steward.
Propeller TiuesdeU-T. Mcdonnell,
Commander; John Gehn, First Officer;
J Collins. Engineer; Jas. Ii. Gee, Clerk;
p. Fessler. Steward.
Propeller Oconto-R Jones. Comman
der 4. Napier First Officer, d. Nc
Manman Engineer; w. H. Guyles.
Clerk I'll Fredricks. Steward
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

The ice is all out of the river as fal
up as Rand's ship yard.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

THE BAY-The ice on Green Bay is
now as solid as at any time during the
winter, being about Two feet four inches
thick, clear and blue, besides the snow
lee. We have heard many old residents
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

Why, at Ryder's new Boot & Shoe
Store. Everybody goes there, fer he has
the largest stock and sells the cheapest.
His custom work cannot be excelled. Go
and see for yourself.
N B.-New goods constantly arriving.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

The propeller Oconto is ready for
launching also, aud thus we may see two
splendid new vessels sent off at once.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

The new three-and-at',er to be called
the Kate L. Bruce will be launched from
the ship-yard of Hanson & Skove next
Saturday at 5 Pm.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

WEEKLY LETTER LIST.
The following is q list of letters remaining in the
Nanitowoc Post Office VIII ich have not beepcalled for
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11
Great excitement !

of our citizens.
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GEO. PANKRATZ,
+. kOSTOMLATSKY,
T. Ii. A. WALLICH.

Report adopted and orders destroy ed.
The City Clerk presented the returns
of the Charter Election held April ID,
1872, referred to the Committee on Elec-
ions who submit the following report :.
The Committee on Privileges ard
Elections to VIII IN were referred the re-
turns of election, would respectfully re-
port the following as the officers duly
elected for the ensuing year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-04-11

declared duly elected. The account OF
T. Ell. A. Waliich for $53 was on motion
referred to the new council for cnnsidera-
ton. A. d. Jones offered the following:
Rnsvlred; That the thanks of this
Board be AID are hereby rendered 20 our
Honorable Mayor. Peter Johnston. Esq,
for his uniform Kindness and considers
ton 10 each and every one of US while
presiding over the meetings OF this board
Adopted unanimously.
On Motion of K. s. Auberg the eoun-
Gil adjourned sine die.
Jos RANKIN, City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

trief s that the samc principle when ehaoles man 70
mako known his wants or To convey ih'oi'konce Ny
means OF bodily gesture would prompt nun w o use VI
i siona for the sane purpose, leading him tn utter
ances which either by direct resemblance Oh oun OF ny
anaoecs felt in tho effort OF ueranc hSt NC assooi-
atad with the notion TO be conVeSeu' in'' ~ SUI
eo,or, bo arrrcs. for tho rational theorist Of
i,ooo II man could have learned tho use OF speech
1or tho uidonce OF his ordinary intelligence IL would
o absurd TO suppose that he helped over tho rst
sops o his progress either by direct supcfhatural IN
terposon or by peculiar instinct now uhAno"n but
lont for n While to primitive man, and then "l'ndrawh
after its purpose had been aecompilsheu' ihe
reat obstacle TO bief the rational origin of language
the writer suggests Is the repugnance TO H % man as
ever having been in so british condition as s mpel
in the want OF speech But OF two things one We must
,, ,,noso that man was created In civilized state
and y,s pormitted TO fall back into savagesm' OF else
that he started from the lowest degree, ana rose
gradually towards higher state OF being Iho H'ter
snnoston is most in accordance with our experience vi
the general course of events. when We look r"ch "S "
"a history will reach, fud progenitors IN the
condition of rude barbarians. Whether the earliest
tribes. Of whose relics We are in possession' were
speaking men or not, may never be dccucu'
Rnt IL is certain that language Is not the
innate Inheritance OF our that 1t must nave
begun to he acquired bv definite generation IN the
nedicree Of man; and that tlee is reason why our
race IKE elephants and beavers might not nave hVeu
in harmony on earth for indefinite period beIore 'ey
ACQUIRED the faculty OF speech Whcthcr inc logoM, M
tors before that cpccb ought 10 W
tine name OF man is another question GcolOSiss look
back 10 period when there was no trace OF human
stencc the globe and was peopied ony ~ & a rnea
of tho purely animal period WIS gradually raised III tuc
scale OF nte gcnce until Ivy the law o variation aeel
ING natural descent the progeny became capanic oi
social sympathics ana sooner OF later OF using
signs for tho purpose OF Communicating WIN 'Acii '
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
NEW MUSIC.

Ernest Reinking is publishing in numbers
"etabat Mater" by NJ. Hallam set TO English words
which have no connection whatever with the original
Why then stabat Materi
Wm.iIIall g. Son haye just issued a Fantalsie
on Tampa" BY Lindsay sopcr, dedicated TO MI SAINT
lev; tho Fourth Edition Express Gaop" by A. Shber
berg; and the "Nym Crinke Galop" by Paul Stein
hagen From the same firm We have series OF bretti
of popular operas. In Engsh only edited VI Geo. ".
Tryon, jr. and published III Philadelphia
Ditson s. Co. have issued New Collection
Of Sacred Music by Adolph Baumbach. 1t consists of
variety Of solos, quartcts &c selected from tho WORKS
OF Mozart, MendessoLn, spolr, Abt, Gibbons, Best
Haup,man, Boycc &C., with number of original com
rositions suitable for choirs in which the music some
what elaborate without being very hord. number oi
chants, responses. &C. are added
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
THURSDAY, April 25-p. n.


The chief interest in the stock speculation
centered In ono or two speciaties which have given
tone to the rest OF the list The conspicuous feature
Erie which sprung into life and activity early In the
day. and starting at 6s quickly advanced to eei under
the impulse OF tie advance IN the London price From
short sellers TO cover their contracts, the price
later advanced TO 20, between which and 6ss IL has
since ranged AS evidence Of the demand for the stock
to deliver VIC may state that the shares at one me
commanded thirty second for use In making deliveries
Envious Of the fame OF Its competitor Pacific Mail In
duged in an upward flight from 7CI to 49, the favor
able consideration Of the Reduction bin in the Legsla
ture aside from which II finds many friends who believe
In II as an at present prices Panama under
the control Of party advanced 70 1O9 against
1921 the close last night Harlem sold and back
again to 1881 goodlmovement being reported in North
Western Common at asa 0sa Nextn point interest
were NewYork Central, Ohos, Rock Island and Union
Pacific, the entire market in sympathy with Erie and
Pacific Mail being strong and higher in the morning
but lower n the afternoon when the market dted into
dullness Tho temper Of dealings is decidedly bush
but mainly from the outsiders the old cques standing
in the position Of "lookerson In Vienna" Investments
were dull but strong, Fort Wayne selling at 97i Del
aware Lackawanna and Western, 10S3, and Delaware
and Hudson Canal 100 Express shares strong and
higher on active business, Adams reaching 09B
American. 73i United States. ISL and Wells Fargo &
Co., 50. The general market winds up quietly. The
opening, highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks
ue as
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
safety Of a Real Estate Mortgage on land worth 9.

least tWICo tTle aDIUUHI IDHIItI
They are offered Mt par in currency, and yield .
HANDSOME PROFIT TO thrse exchanging 5-20s.
The bonds are first and ouly mortgage on
the road. its equipments, carnn-a and franchises,
and also on a land grant which. on tho completion
Of te road will average $500 acres 20 each mile Of
track
They arc issued in denominati3ns Of from Sioo TO
81 600 Coupon, and 800 to $Oc)0 Registered, have
thirty years to run bear interest OF 40 per cent
in gold. and are EXEMPT FEOM UNITED STATES TAX
to the holder
All marketable stocks and bonds received in ex-
change, without expense to the Investor at their
highest current prices. JAY COOKE O. 20,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
,oro bore,n, condition Of affairs IN london with refer-

ence to the eventual settlement OF the Alabama matters
and tho Improvement IN tho p'iecs OF bonds reasons
were afforded for o reaction from the late MN premium
On the other hand, however, tic e""ng eHch'"Eo
dycrs advanced rates TO point admitting oxi 0rs Of
soo eoId uleccs Mt q profit to the shipper. Unless
something should happen to encourage the reopen
ing OF negotiations Of American bonds on uho
other eide, and tho eventual placing OF hmer'-
can securities we SEQ 10 rason 70 Pc'oh'
n lInuidaton OF orr Indebtedness In specie WIN the
supply available so small, there grave reasons Iof
expecting higher range OF tho price, SO long is thc
Secretary Of tie Treasury tulboInly adcres to LIS pohcy
Of boarding gold In the gold loan market the rates were
p ItI s4, o. and 6pcr cent for carrying. The prepay
ments of May interest today were lsJl7oOo to'a oi
COO Tic payments of overdue interest by the SUD
Treasury were s75Ooo total OF s23OG,Ooo Tho redemp
ton OF called bonds, s2ceoOO. total OF S4S3oo Inc
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was rs oi'
lows Gold cleared, 5oc2sOoO; gold balances, s'5Vo
currency balances sls0S7s The following were the quo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported Tor TER rarsuss.I

THURSDAY, April 25, lST7
COTrON-There fair demand for sIinRers
generally has rud dali unchanged sales 1858 baee
$40 srve) OF which 5 for
and for speculation Funre' have been fairly ay AMI uner free
though the close steady sales follows basis OF
Low Mddng Sales last evening ser April LOO @ 100
s2l l3l6c 200 at 2lc Nay 0 at y lSl6c 200 at 9.i ygns.
July 200 23 lll6, $40 2c 100 70 IL
l6 500 2ie September 600 2c October 100 a. 1o.s No.
vmber 200 at l9c eIchsnge96c o May for O yune
total 500 bales sales TO-DAY, 10 m-Apr 10 w1
22c, 100 y Is l6c 100 at 2i April and Ms' ~ each Al M
l3l6c. 1850 22 24o
i3l6c al 2,c 22lc % Siee leJ
June % 6c, so 2Jlc, 1850 % 7.
le 29 August coo 2c 100 70 s6e 80 23se
September 500 2lic 100 2 hoo at "a l6c October S a.
zoe November and December 20 eseh az sic M
erhanged-ic paid 80 September 800 MAJ E paid
May June total 10 100 bales grand total q go bales
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

The money make has worked very generally ut ana
per during the morning, and ana IN 'he amer
though Just Leorc the close OF bank hours the rate
reacted 70 per cent closing at s. There has been
large business In commercial paper at to per cent
The banks are receiving liberal supply OF legal
tenders from their country correspondents The supply
OF available Government bonds on the market in view
Of the demand to keep the market very strong
and higher and prices have advanced all around
ON the basis Of l5b to ll for ls6s Fisk Hatch report
folloW6 Al 4 d.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
I,t,r.srrtNr, Mn>rrN

A RAILROAD BOND AND REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
COMBINED.
In its 7So GOLD BONDS the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY furnishes to the public an
Investment security which combines tho ready
negotability the convenience, and the high credit
of a fist class Railroad Bond with the soliditv aud
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26


The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
Pennsylvania Ca sold Mt iO6.; Philadelphia and Erie
r. r.. 2sa; Reading r. r., 500, and Pennsylvania r. r..
6li Gold closed at 1lli
James A. Alexander and Peek. agents OF the Fna Iu
surance Company Of Hartford, Springfield Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, and Newport Insurance
Company Of Providence, nave removed their offices TO
No. 173 Broadway, corner OF Cortlandt-st.
The coupons Of the convertible and second mortgage
seven per cent bonds of the NewYork and Oswego Mid
land Railroad due May 1872, will be paid on and after
that date by MessIs. George Opdyke Co.
The following letter from the Treasury Department
relating to FiveTwenty bonds, in OF re-
demption by the Government, elected by an in
qury from the National Currency Bank Of this city:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, April %, 1872.
sIR Your letter OF the 22d inst relative to called
coupons which shall mature after Nov J. 1871 has been
received
When "caed bonds of the loan OF 1861 presented
for redemption minus any coupon which natures after
shall be replaced either by another coupon past due OF
Oan coin for face value OF the missing coupon,
else coin check for an amount less the missing cou
pop Is reInittcd.
Coupons from called bonds) becoming due, or having
become due, after Nov lS Will be paid on presenta
tOn ut this Department. provided the bonds TO which
they belong shall have been redeemed ana provision
made for missing coupon or coupons In the manner
stated above. Very respectfully,
wM. A. RIcnARDsoN, Acting Secretary.
To the Cashier OF the National Currency Bank, New
York.
Tho return Of estimated weekly earnings OF the Erie
Railway Company, commencing April 1874 sas follows
1872. 1871.
For week ending April 21.....""..,.. sDLlS sbtls
Previously reported ''VSSt "ffo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
And the following for city bank stock,

Railroad bonds In lively request at high figures,
Central Pacfcs fetching 1885, Union Firsts, 90; Rock
Island s lo2i Boston, Hartford and Erie Firss, i7ab;
do Guaranteed ST. and Seconds Of Ohio aud Mississippi
ga. The following were tho bids