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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-30

HAIR DRESSING Saratoga correspondent
gives this chapter on hair, impaired to him by
lady friend:
Every lady is crazy over the mode ciass',
Yesterday afternoon Jenny Wood, the pretty
hair dresser here, had almost every lady in the
house after her. What is wonderful, the high,
hair mania has started with the dressy marned
ladies. The young ladies don't seem to know
or care anything about IT. In lao' the ers soIus ths
year to stylish mothers. Nobody knows what VII
to &c cali the new style, but it's got to come. The
Dolly Vardens' started here in Saratoga two VIC
years ago, and SO did the 'Grecian Bend, and
now the new high-hair styles is coming 10
vogue. 1t should not be called the mode ciss. as
slque, but rather the mode renassance' ,oal Jl
the ladies' whose heads are dressed after 1t look
as if they had just stepped from cut cameo
of 1000, or from portrait painted in the re-
naiS>auce' period."
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton nom,os mosnrs Gyssrqs o ssss July - 3 Is7
Britain @ G ST. coastSise Is. sales, 2os '''A'
NEW ORLEANS, July H. 1872
nsss; srsss, ss sas.' 40 a,ocS' isoIs %ssKlys
coast%se, SIS Sales o ''eA' Df''A
estten nm msSllnss ., EefeIe bales
..{s hSs hss5s %dF g
i setSs @ rfssps I Sales s Great Br
BS & EaSoi: = @ S sss @
LoysvILIE, July Il, 1872.
Flour steady: sales 900 sbls at s. Is fsr spring
sSn. $oHss Sysnsss %nss. sS
@ do % d% =. Corn qSes sales % oa car lots at &c.
ss5n %ff 'Ss ss;d saa 81 '95
mddlinys, $40 ton Highwines, Ole Canal reights
s% Ar %sss' S ssM
EssSSns
per canal-iOOO bushels wheat l,0a7O0 feet lumber.
oats As o. canal @ s Isass
sS sSSss?
s sa1s $@ss ana 8 %ss1s 8 IL. Is s
5000 do. at Acc. 5000 do Ohio at Jc, 5000 do No at
bic. Oats ower sales 1900 bushels No. Western at
SIC. Barley malt unchanged.
CHICAGO July IL, 1872.
grades sales superfine grain at 81 Wheat rm and IN
fair demand but irregular: No spring 81 251s 81 26
cash or July; closed 81 25; No spring 81 rs 81 265
No. spring, $40 TO- Corn irregular; No mixed
offered or September; rejected Vie ssc oats in fair
demand and advanced; No. at 261zc 2o14c cash,
vanced No. and No. 2 at se,Sc. a esc: Barley
higher, at s7,s a ssc. Pork sxciisd and prloss
$i4 25 cash. closed $l4 bid seers; si3 20 sI5 rs
for August $l3 offered for September, $ls 80 bid Lard
iI,sc isc winter cured, ss; sa%IaeI i9l1c Bulk
Bacon firm and unchanged. Sugar cured hams, can
ysssd sold st i3G r;n s Cattle duII and droSpIns
ss 90 2s Frsshts dull corn to Buffalo, S g. -, Re.
corn, $4,000 do oats 1000 do l0 cattle 1000 hogs
do corn 690DD do oats, 200) do 1000 do, barley,
1 nm Ia hopa
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Wheat dull but with limited offerings prices were
sss.ss ps.
$40 81 5SJ ior good Chicago spring Corn irmer,
mixed he eaSS S at &
r SR Hesw @ Of a c % s a @ White S 9 sern Soc
reTaneMS p M H2ms In ee aeshgee Of tran'actSns Rye
bushels sSoa aeRaHa or
SasS Hsa$sd sales les aFs aP
esry bor 90 alry al
considerable business rates were very tGr% vessels
iSvor but tonnage Of any description scarce and trans
IN have been small
s5S SC b : SS ss at sran "a a. EosS d f
q .rSss % ss%s 4s sSsIs. sSpS
BARK @ quarters grain % Cork for orders. Is or L d.
Tss a 81 an Ss hsGss 5S 6 1e:s ss
age and rates Germsn brig is2 ions, to Pernambuco
%ersSan{ie private terms; British bark SO tons,
$;s b'ia aaiws sS
e SG Arrives rnsS e. ss @ M SS
refined DO at g. @ Cd M German brig gechs,ters hence
bark 40 ton. from s., Johns 70 the River Plate lameeI
or orders the United Kingdom full cargo Ssva stores
at ss for spirits and e. for rosin an American ship, 7
back from csd1 With salt on private teins Ves
a%
GuNHIEs.-We have nothing special TO note beyond
sales OF 800 rolls of domestic cloth private Small
lots being worked on at irregular prices We quote
Native cloths l1ac l5c currency; domestic do. l6c
fer prompt delivery and l7c. tor future. Bags, 1870.
I5c. for light 10 heavy.
IinMr AND JurE. The market remained dull and nomi-
nal for all descriptions OF hemp There little
inquiry. Manila quoted at 2c. gold Jute quiet but
steady at kc 62tc. gold. Jute butts IN moderate
demand, VITA sales reported OF 500 bales at 21c
Hay STRAw.-Transactlons In this market have
only been moderate and at unchanged prices. Quoted
at ii 10 81 Tor shipping hay 81 40 81 90 for retail
qualities ync VI Tor salt sJc 9c Tor clover ~ lV
81 is long rye straw soc c for short do zee 75c
for oat, and GDc a 65c. for wheaS
IIops-The market since our last has been quiet and
steady There is very little desirable stock hand and
II Ia held with considerable confidence
MErALs-The market for copper remained very quiet;
Lake quoted at BIC 3Slgc., with small unimportant
prices learn of sales OF 900 boxes charcoal tim tor
August delivery private straits quoted at Doc
gold for prompt delivery, with small sales at those g
urcs spclter was dull; quoted nomnally at SIC. 7c,
gold. Other metals were duh and without essential
change In prices
MoLAssKs-Ths market remained dull. aud, with the
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Total net receipts Of cotton since September /
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr--LoNDoN, July 12-3 P. NJ
Consols closed at 92 for money and M for the account
United States hvetweny bonds 1928 81 1S67s 921s
PARIS BoURsB.-PARIs, July 2-P. M-Rentes closed at
Hf. Csc. .
LIVERPOOL CoTroy MARKEr-LIvERPooL, July 1916 r.
M-The cotton market closed strong. Midding uplands,
1075d mddlng Orleans, ll16d II d. The sales Of the
day have been 1906 bale including 1000 for speculation
and export. The shipments Of cotton from bombay to
The 18th inst since the last report have been 1000 bales
The sales Of the week have been 81 900 bales including
5000 for export and 1000 speculation The stock i'm.
port Is 9a2 900 bales of which 32s 900 are American The
receipts of the week have been 5000 bales Including
IL 900 Americana; actual export 50O bales The at
sea, bound to this port Is 200 bales including $4,000
American.
TRADE IN MANCHESTER. July l2-P. M-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dull but
not quotablv lower.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUrrs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, July 12-
r. M-The market IL frmer. The receipts of wheat for
the three days have been So quarters including
81 go American Corn 26s Sd. per quarter Peas, SJs
3D. per quarter for Canadian The weather throughout
England today Is wet and unavorable TO the growing
crops.
LivERPooL Provisions MARKRT-LTvERrooL, July 12--
5P M.-Bacon-25s Cd per cwt for Cumberland cut and
Sis Cd per cwt for short rib mddes. Cheese-53s Cd.
per cwf the best grades Of American fine.
LIVERPOOL PRopuCE MARKET.-frvERPooI, July l2-
Up -Linseed oil. E8 per ton Common rosn, Is. 3D.
Iospos PRopucE EMARHyr.-Lospos, July la-Evenng.-
Spirits urpenne opened at 35s y5s 3D. and closed at
3Gs per cwt. Lnseed oil, Esq $50 los per ton ,,s
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP July IL Petroleum, 45f
per bbl. for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
CANOE DOLLY WARDEN.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

at the absence OF the crew and had
started In search, passing him when ne was
lost In the windiaL The crew had passed the
camp, and the guides being away from It had not
heard his shouting. Both guide and Indian were
rejoiced at the safety of the crew. for said the for
mer, 'fOu city chaps can't stand great many
nights In the forest Alone" The crew was soon
nnder the waterproof shelter; he had changed his
wet Clothes taken strong pull at the DIandy
mask, after which he sat down to supper OF duck,
M msh and salt pork bread, tea aud canned peaches.
The Dolly soon made up for the night, the
'cOthes-bag pillow arranged, the blankets properly
disposed and the crew. thoroughly tired turned into
the canoe anu slept soundy.
Use Is had OF pleasant day. The descent OF the river
Will be regularly begun to-day At the moment OF
writing the Dolly Is launched and the guides are
slowing away the baggage and provisions In their
boat. Not less than sixty miles Will be made to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, B 1s72-w1TH SUPPLEMENTS
exception Of limited Jobbing trade nothing ran,pred

kkssss New ordsns sslana. c s &c. s. sss
marks: os spirits ssy
$ SS w.s ransd IN s s ssHHd & SPs a sss
s ss: e.s ST. 8 s's es.' q g. 6 g . and
fsh aaSsss y g g without :sis; n.,sn,.r
snnnse Z .s.,
s.ss
Ss$ss e' &c. 'SsHS% S 'ss
ss1ss
siss' spd ;hHSRRs s,ir
s. ssS S both ss
and pf SRSs %osis s % Ses
pcssss ard I sS ss and sp $
marked %sTkstic PSrf moderssiy active ior %tu!s
s i$s: G "sSs GO:
Sssf m$s,ss &,
ss 20 g: ssss, e. St ss s1sss
n sss' al s 81 s s. ns gut SnS
a. a1ys % and "a for all kinds Sales M or were
ssaaidsss SsssS a%; @ i%@tsr s1sslss% 70
s as as e hs ses oo ap
for July 9c. of holders were asking
7l6c City lard was quiet and steady at8Sc No sales
kIcE..The market continued firm, under moderate
a. sec aSIs 1855 bags Pana at 7s4c so and $50 bags
sUsARrhe demand for raw continued limited and
prices were without particular change although by no
moan firm We hear Of sales of 200 hhds Porto Rico at
ec 20 hhds do at 9hc l0c, lao hhds refining Cubas,
chiefly a. sc and 10 boxes centrifugal At l0c Refined
quoted at iiAc llho oi and i1'Gc lsc 70 hard We
fair to good fair, $40 Sc good to prime, sac o.
iOc. centrifugal, hhds and boxes O}4c iOi4c. mo-
lasses, hhds and boxes 7hc 8c: meIado, 4sc 6c.
HavanaBOxes, Dutch standard No, Ito 8, 3d. Ss4c.;
do 10 to ~ &C. 9c. do, Is to l5 94c. lOsc. do,
l6 to IL, I0Xc. l&c do, 10 to 90 l2c l29<c. white,
li1sc l2%c Porto RicO-Refnlng, common to prime,
&c. a &C. grocery, far to choice, 91Sc I0c. Brazil
Dutch standard Nos. to H. nc. q &c. Java--Duch
standard, Nos. 10 to II, &C. a 811c Mana-Supcrior
and extra superior, 7Mc. a 8ssc.
ToBACcO-kentucky has been In good demand, chiefly
for the home trade, and full former prices current
Other descriptions have been only in moderate demand
but we notice no material change In prices The sales
25 cases crop State at lie l2c 800 do Ohio
2oO bales Of Havana at 9c 81 L. and 65o hhds Kentucky
at BIC. a l5c.
TALLow continued in fair request and steady. Sales,
10000 lbs. at $40. &C. for common 10 good outside and
90 for prime city.
rm with sales Of $50 bbls at 9c for wood and CSC.
Iron bound,
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
The course OF the market during the day is shown
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.

STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
The stock market was dull but displayed rather
more animation as compared with its Immediately
previous record the dealings being distributed also
over a greater portion of the active list. The
widest fiuctuation in Erie, and that was less
than and half per cent, the early speculation
in the stock being rather stronger on the buyers
side and inducing q rise to 5as<. But the London
market broke down quite suddenly about noOn
doubtless cable advices OF the large decrease in
earnings above noted, and ours followed it,
Erie going of to 535S, rsllyng toward the close
about one half per cent. The only other variation
of interest was in Pacific Mail, which advanced
to 1871, but left OF with quarter per cent reaction.
GOOD STORY
is told OF Daniel Drew and his favorite Wabash
which he owns to the extent of majority of the
capital STOCK and holds with view to O con-
solidation Of the road with his newest pet, the
Canada Southern. Wishing to save little interest
by having the stock carried, he was selling "puts"
at 70 per cent for sixty days, ana selling the stock
itself at rs per cent. The 'boys' bought the "pus,
greedy, and then bid 747S for the stock in the open
market. AS fast they were supplied with 1t they
''put" the stock at 70 to Mr.. Drew's brokers' max.
ing twelve dollars and half on every hundred
shares that they managed to get hold Of at their
bidding price, thus taking
SURE THING
and contenting themselves with making a good
deal of money from day to day, in place of sitting
on the stock and waiting for fortune before the
"puts" expired. The thing ran along swimmngly
for little while, and the knowing ones we're
quietly making hay while the sun shone, until, as
the boys say, Uncle Daniel ''tumbed to it," and
stopped the fun and profit by bidding the market
up to 75k, at the same time limiting the dura-
tion OF the contracts to thirty days. "They
couldn't play that little geem on him more
than once, anyhow" The fluctuations In the
general list were about as narrow as we'll could be,
and would hardly exceed an average of One-quarter
of one per cent, that in Rock Island being nothing
or
"NIL,"
as they say In the English and foreign market re-
ports. Indeed the dulness is almost ntoerable
and must result In something desperate ere long.
1t wouldn't be surprising to learn at any moment
that Commodore Vanderbilt had recurrence of
his periodical fit Of apoplexy or had been thrown
from his wagon In Harlem lane. Late In the day
Canton was pretty active at 90 a 99k 9szs, on O
report that the Baltimore and Ohio and other rail-
road companies, at conference held to-day, had
concluded negotiations for the "water frontr or
some other valuable right so long vendabe. The
despatch was received by the agent of Wall street
news bureau.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
A BOY FATALLY SHOT.
Who Gave Him the Loaded Pistol D.
Flight OF tho Parties.

On the evening OF the Sd inst. Thomas Logan, q
lad eleven years OF age who lived with his parents
at $50 Greenwich street, while attempting
TO discharge pistol which he thought
was only loaded with small amount Of
powder, was shot in the abdomen by the
premature discharge OF the weapon and danger.
ously wounded. The injured boy was removed to
Bellevue Hospital, and subsequently died from the
effects OF his Injuries. Deputy Coroner Marsh made
post-mortem examination on the body, and found
a bullet In the cavity Of the abdomen, the pistol
shot wound, In his opinion having caused death:
IL is now alleged by the relatives OF the deceased
that William Gray boy then living at No. 20 Bed
that IL was loaded with powder and ball from the
iact that his !Willlamsl mother had loaded the pis
to herself II s further alleged that on the day fol-
lowing the shooting, the Gray family hurriedy
left the city, without intending TO return, and their
present abiding place Is now unknown to those
most desirous of Knowing
Coroner Young, who has the case in charge, will
Institute an investigation, and, II possible, ascer-
tain what amount of truth there Is In the allcga-
ttons Of the deceased boy friends.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD DISASTER.

Conclusion OF the C0roncr's Inquest Over
the Remains of Mrs. Nelson Row and
Her SOn-Vertlict of the Jury-Death Of
Darius Williamson, Another of the
Victims.
The inquistion in the cases Of Mrs. Nelson Row
and her son. Franklin, who died from injuries sus-
tained on the Southside Railroad, was brought to
termination between one and two O'Clock yester-
day morning In Justice Elliotts court, Williams
burg. All the essential testimony In the case has
been published in the HERALD. The following is
THE VERDICT.
We find that the said Frank and Kate Row came
to their deaths at No. SO Devoe street. in the city Of
Brooklyn, on the 9Th and 9th days Of July respect
lively, from injuries received on train No. Is OF the
Southside Railroad OF Long Island, while the said
at near Hbbards station, on the after.
noon Of the 4th day OF July instant and
between trains Nos. Is and l6 Of said railroad az
near said statiOn and that said COLLISION was
caused by John Rshbone, who was c9nductoT ana
James Scott who was engineer OF said tram NO. 10,
OF which they were in charge ana cohtIol starting
from the Bushwick depot atef th the pIORef prO
rules. regulations and time tables OF said
railroad OF which they were employees; and we fur-
tracks where the collision occurred, Is, In our
opiniou injudciously located, being near curve
ana On no saep railroad should be operated on
single track and that all stations stopping places
should be connected by telegraph.
ARREST OF CONDUCTOR RArHBoSE AND ENGINEER
SCOTT
When the above verdict was rendered Coroner
whitehill placed Conductor Rathbone and Engineer
Scott under arrest, and Captain woglom took them
into custody and locked them up in the Fourth
street station house. During the forenoon they
were admitted to ball by the District Attorney.
DEATH OF DARIUS WILLIAMSON.
Mr.. Darius Williamson, who was injured by the
same collision, and a portion Of whose right foot
was amputated, died at his residence, u south
First street, Williamsburg, at ten o'clock yesterday
amputated, Is in a fair way OF recovery.
PAYING DAMAGES.
BY advice OF Superintendent Douglas, the COM
pany is now paying all the damages claimed by the
friends OF the victims OF this sad disaster. The
Williamson and Park families have not ret pnt IN
such claima
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
He COU R rs.
The sappho Habeas Corpus Case-sappho to Re.
main with Her Parents-Business Of tho
General Sessions-Decisions.
SUPREME coURT-caAmsEas.
The Polite Thcspian sappho to Remafm
with Her Parents.


with Her Parents.
Before Judge Smith
In 70 George David Brown.-Ths case which. an
will be remembered, was writ OF habeas corpus To
obtain possession OF Katharine Florence Ellis. tho
petite Thespian, better known by her Grecian stage
name OF Sappho, she being In the custody Of her
parents, came up yesterday again for hearing. Mr.
Brown claims to have made a contract with tho
parents Of the girl to fulfil certain theatrical en-
eageInents and to have exclusive control OF hor
during this period. She however, left his care.
went and lived with her parents, who made on
gagements for her In concert Saloons and to rescue
her from tis degrading life and obtain possession
OF her the writ OF habeas corpus was resOrted to.
The young girl was In court, and certainly worry
pretty and nnocent-l0Oking girl she ts Her parents
were also present and sister. Messrs Abe II.
Hummel ana William ii. Peckham opposed the
writ, while Mr.. William II. O'Dwyer appeared for
Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Hummel insisted that the pro-
ceedngs were Irregular, no traverse having been
made to the return. The case, he urged, was one
in which the proper mode for legal redress was an
action In civil suit against the father OF the girl
Mr. O'Dwyer eloquently contended that tile con-
tract in question was binding; that Mr.. Brown waa
willing TO fulfil strictly his part of It, and that his
chief object, aside from Chis, was to shield tho
young girl from the terrible temptations at present
surrounding her. The Court, for the reasons ad.
vanced by Mr. Humme, dismissed the writ
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
Mich so 4 NIsfTp .lg2
GOLD srRoNG-11sX A 1141S.

GOLD STRONG-l13T 1l4b.
decrease OF 100000 francs in the weekly bull
lion report of the Bank of France, succeeding 80
closely decrease of over $500 900 in the specie Of
the Bank Of England, has drawn attention afresh
to the specie movement in Europe, especially as
these indications point to drain OF coin from Eng
land and France into Germany. Heretofore the
transfer OF money from France to Germany has
been mostly nominal thing, bills OF exchange
being sent and the money itself being allowed to
lie on deposit and draw interest in London.
Lately, however, Germany by the creation OF
thousand various corporations such as banking,
commercial and manufacturing companies, has
gradually made place at home Tor
THE FRENCH INDEMNITY,
and steady drain OF money from England and
France Is therefore among the contingencies OF the
immediate future. Al least such is very plausible
Interpretation given the facts already stated con-
corning the loss OF bullion I'm the two banks 1t was
a contemplation Of this matter, In conjunction
with further large Increase in the amount OF the
prospective specie shipments tomorrow that gave
the gold market sudden upward turn this after
noon and advanced the price Of gold from 113% to
114H, involving pretty brisk business at an
average Of Ia Very naturally
THE GOLD POOL
got the credit OF helping the rse and, for all that
is known to the contrary the inference is as cor
rect as any knowledge can be on such subjects
among persons outside the limits Of the cOmbna-
tOn. The operations Of the pool are represented
as being conducted on gigantic scale, so much SO
as to alarm the Treasury Department, whose Of
fcals were said to be in town to-day endeavoring
to get at the secrets OF the conspiracy. Last Mon
day the clique were thought to have commenced
definite operations, but now they are reported to
be waiting the
RETURN FROM EUROPE
Of one OF their most conspicuous leaders, his arrival
being expected at any moment. The delay Of the
clique has provoked great deal of annoyance In
the Gold Room, the outsiders" having bought in
and sold out again dozen times since they heard
Of the organization of the pool whose history dates
back several months. The Sub-Treasury paid out
$6l4, 900 on account Of interest and $4,000 on ac
count OF redeemed fvetwenties The engagements
OF specie for export tomorrow foot up $256O OOo Of
which amount only $2eO,OO0 is silver
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS.
The course OF the market during the day Is shown
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPeCIAL TERM.
DecfsfOns.

BY Judge Freedman.
The East New York and jamaica Railroad Com
pany vs. James II. EmOre.-MOtion denied with $40
costs
Order granted.
r. Young vs.. william s. Sneden ct al-Refcr-
ence granted.
Matilda S. Fannitz ct al vs. ParmelIa L. Wilte.-
Case granted.
Peter G. Murphy VS.. william J. Sharp.-Defauit
taken.
Jacob Stopenhout w. julius Wolfr.-Case granted
James M Tuthill ct al vs.. Andrew Shnps0n.-Order
denying motion.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

QuOINuOll5 QUNllty
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN sReee eipts-Flour. 6,03G bbs wheat,
% 900 bushels; Is 700 do meal $50 bbls and
go bags oats 1880 bushels. The -four market was quiet
but prices were without decided change. There
little demand for shipping extras which held
firm The sales "a portion last evening" foot up about
at ST 80. Corn meal was quiet and without reported
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Tne f0lowlng taple SHOWS tle iighest ana lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.

THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS
at this port for the week ending July H. 1872,
amount to 81, 723,55o. The amount marketed dur
ing the week was 81, ,089,46
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

For future delivery ass low middlingO the sales have
been follows Sales last evening three o'clock
July 200 at 23c August 100 at GOO at 2s 9i6c 700
a17lss 800 a 2aSS 9stoneT s !, 600 qt2oc Noysmber
70 exchange 100 July. s. NJ for august Total 800 bales
sss.e SEPTEMBER go Sise ssssc.
800 a. p 9lse 800 Ct 2ae 500 at q 7leS 2zlc 200
sotsr st sis at % i5isc at 4 5b.c c.. 4o5 at
20 isec 800 at 2O4c, 400 at 20 nl6c. November 100 at
IS0 ,H T. ialSs @ 200 iss bscs%neer 900 a.
grand total, 24o5o bales. The receipts ports
up follows New Orleans 80 Mobife,N Il; Savannah 10;
day last week two days 2 This day last year 1898
To Lyepeo by nS .a a. By sail s sSd to IiayTs
compressed; Hc, sail to Bremen by steain &C. gold
ssed; sail ssc to Baltic Ports by SAIL Ic. lc,
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

II NICKERBoCKgR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
N OF New York established i15D, Office O. Wall street.
NEw YORK. July 2 1872
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day
the usual semiannual dividend OF Ave per de-
clarcd also extra dividend Of Ave per Both
ogovernment tax, and payable and after July Is 1871
The transfer books Will be closed from this until
the 18th inst j. l.. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsTITU
M uon No. 23 Dowery, near Houston street.
Interest-rhe trustees have declared semi.nnnual
dividend At the rate Of six per cent per annum on % al
months ending June 80 payable and after the third
Monday in July Interest not withdrawn VIII be credited
principal Deposits made before July ~ draw
htsrest from July Open daily from 10 n to3P' W.
and Mondays and Wednesdays rom 10 % T..
ALFRED r. CONKLIN, President.
HEsRY G. FISHER, Secretary.
NEW YORK STATE SIX PER GENT GOLD LOAN
dWYNNE \ DAY, 10 Wall street.
S1C 000 wANyEDE;oN Borr9SMHS SI,S oosr AND RE-,
Lucken, of ts7 tons regsior Uapain Il ~ Post for any
port i'm Europe Proposals will be received until Of
The 18th inst addressed 20 the master Of JAMES g.
WARD CO., lis Wall htrsAA