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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
BUSINESS CHANGES.

RTnTEgE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERET0F0RE
IN existing between the undersigned under the
firm Of Hinck Go. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mr f. j. KUHNH0LZ viii hereafter carryon the
business at the old stand. No. so Camp street, on
his own account He assumes all the liabilities Of
the late arm, @nd is authorized 70 collect and re-,
ceive all claims due the sauie
New Orleans, July Is 1879,
fvl4 F. J. KUHNH0Lz.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
POLITTCALl GLEANINGs.

We would inform Inquirer" that why
Messrs. Jumel and Boarman are ignOmin-
iously cast aside is because they are Dem
ocrats. The Reformers, who have declared
for months past, in phrases. polite and 9TH
erwise, that the name Democratic is the
synonym of defeat, had to be coneiliated in
the opinion Of the tieket-makers; so the
first choice Of the Democratic convention
were oEerslaughed for two of that class
which heaped contumely upon your party.
Of course no Democrat, as such, is bound
by this unauthorized action OF a fragment
of the Democratic committee. The organ
of the combination even now refuses to
recognize the ticket as Democratic" ," and
persists in styling it by other names.
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vOHN GRAYER.

CAMUELs & KNOOP,
y {Late samuels Oliverl
DEALERS IN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
ofal descriptions, Shingles, Laths, Doors Sash and
Blinds. Office and Yards
No. 2SS Julia street, New Basin,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Plantation, shipping and city orders promptly
and satisfactorily filed. Order box No. 80. Ne
chanies and Dealers Exchange. Postofiee, glass
box No. $50. JAIL 6m
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HEADaUARTERs LIBERAL PARTY, I
July Is, 1872, !
Colonel LB. Walton

Colonel ]. B. Walton:
DEAR SIR-In reply to yours of this date
permit me to say that the objects and the
character of the Liberal party are suffi-
GENTLY set forth in the published deelara-
tions of its views and purposes. l would
only repeat that the Liberal party. pro-
fesses to represent the liberal public opin-
ion Of the State, and that it is neither sub
iect to any man or set Of men, nor devoted
to the political fortunes of any person
whatever.
In relation to the Liberal committee l
would state that it has not been controlled
ip any sense by any political aspirant; that
its members, SO far as / know, are devoted
oRly to the Cause in which they are en-
gagged and that their action has been guild
ed solely by their views of the interests of
the State as represented by the great Lib
eraI movement. Neither Governor War
moth nor any one else has assumed toward
them an attitude Of 'dictation," and they
would certainly resent any such attempt
to influence their conduct.
have incIosed copy of your letter to
Governor Warmoth, in order that he may
have an opportunity of answering that p0r-
ton which refers to himself.
Very respectfully,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

NyOTTCE.-HENRY HTNCK oFTHE LATE FIRM
in of Hinck & Co. win continue the Printing and
IithnrTaphina business at Nc 90 Camp street up
iyi6 1t HENRY HIECK.
COPARTNERsHEP HEP.-NfR JOHN 4. BRIGHT
~ issadmitted to an interest ia pur business
fCsm thia date and the 60 ton factorage and geus
eral Commission business VIII be. conducted under
fthe style of FARLEY, BRIGHT s. 60.
iv Gin Id W FARLEY & co.
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President Liberal Executive Committee,
HzADQuARrzRs LIBERAL PARTY OF LorEs

HRADoUARTERs LIBERAL PARTY or LOUISIANA, /
New Orleans, July Is, 1872.
To Hon. H. C. Warmoth, Governor:
DEAR SIR-Herewith please find com
munication, addressed to me as president Of
the Liberal State Committee. | forward it
to you for such action as you may deem ex-
pedient under the circumstances
Very respectfully,
d. 3. PENN,
President Liberal Executive Committee.
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Eewsboy, presenting his bundle to re-
spectacle citizen-Morning paper, sir ?
Respectable citizen-What paper, boy
Eewsboy, spreading the various headings
before him-Talze your pick, sir.
Citizen, indignant-Get out, you young
rascal You should be ashamed to offer
such sheet tOa gentleman.
Exit newsboy, somewhat bewildered, and
looking as if he thought himself "stuok. !"
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80 prizes amounting toy sSJoVuV
Whole ticketa, s 7os shares In proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction
Orders to Be addressed 70
Lock box 692, Prstoaice, Sew Orleans
send postoflee money order OF register your let.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

FRENCH BAND AT CHICAGO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

A rumor, which we do not in any way
vouch for, was current last evening to the
effect that Mr.. Packard had been removed
from the marshalship upon the several
Representations Of Special Agent Kinsella,
and Messrs. Thomas a, Scott and John w.
Forney. Kellogg must by this time be in
Washington. Is his power gone
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

The Races Yesterday Harry Basssts
Beats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rnce-Be-
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ARRIVAL OF THE DAUETLBss
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SOUTHWEST Pass, July IS, P. M
Barometer 1910. Wind southeast, fresh,
Arrived-Schooner Helena, Hunter, mas
ter. I've and half days from utIlla, With
fruit. to master; bark Dirigo, Mallett. mas
TcowTnuEp Qx EE9axH PAaEA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

SARATOGA RACES YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

There was further advance in the price of gold today
the sales being effected 4t dll44dlli with the pre-
ponderanee Of business az the highest figure The large
exports Of specie hast week together with the dispatches
from Washington almost DENYING previous reports that
another portion Of the new United states Loan
be launched stened the price, the clique taking care
of the upward movement It's usual quiet way. There
il good supply OF cash gold, and holders paid a. 81 -
and per cent % have balances carried The dsburse-
meuts OF coin interest to-day sl5O the Treasury
redeemiug $4,000 in Fiyetwenty bonds total OF s5s
7o0a The Treasury advertises buy million bonds
for the sinking Fund on wednesday and sell equiv
aent amount OF gold on Thursday The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
s2l 4S2 Geo. gold balances, ssS5I77 and currency bal
auces As67a76 The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
MONDAY. JnlY l5-P. N.

The week opened quietly in all departments
OF Wast the late duness being unbroken by any event
OF importance The attendance at the stock Exchange
was limited and few remaining brokers il the street
evince no disposition 10 push matters, the unpleasant
weather operating against anything ike activity. The
leading and we may the only features Of the stock
market were Erie and Pacific Mail The former eontin
ued on ts downward career the price having sold down
from g.. 20 52s in sympathy with break In the London
market 20 AZ Pacific Mail also dropped from 75i 10 745
but in the afternoon rallied smarty and transactions
we're at 75d75i Erie reacted only 10 52t The remain
der Of the ist the miscellaneous express shares and
all, fuctuated 70 per cent, with really
nothing 10 be said OF any interest
whatever The dealings IL the general list dwindle into
complete nsgufcance toward the close and not enough
business was done establish quotations. Investment
shares we're steady az el3 Oh for Pittsburgh IO4 for
NewJersey Central scrip, s2Ta93 for Morris Eand Essex
and al IL for New-YOrk and New-Hayen. A complete
history Of the days business is give IN the tables that
follow The following the opening, highest, lowest
and closing uricee Of stocks
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
nEpARrrRE on FoRElGN WINS

TUESDAY. Jr1r 10 ~, b.,
n, ,. Ns ess al u steamship sails At . D. l' i''H
Zoe. Of Ihirl-rt. HatoEen
ID ,rr-ran Nail = BY tbs me
N'--N WEDNESDAY. JUIy IT, .-.4-
r., O1-snvswn aul Liverpool pef
80 e.se af 1880 A Supplementary Msn on I'4 " " ~
~ 19-sl Steamship sails az 20 o m s..
n . 1..osei 10 Suupiomentsrr Nal mus Dc prepaid WIZ
soube roraEel .--r-.
THURSDAY. JrLr l8
~ M p,-or VA lymauh Chebourg and hamhuns De- steam
- Verials coe at saqp cmeutarT NAL lrem oS. %
closed a. eteansliN SAILS a. . % i
f. o.. rurI -st. Hohokcn 80 -. 4. --...,4 -.l
fy ste-s dpos;ed Supplementary Mails mus' oe pep~u WIZ
~ III svsns and the Indies steamship Crescent O
ekss A uppemeutary NAL on rieI ~" > ~ -
e.sI n n St-au.s. .iq sails a. 3 . n - , -. .. u
Nr fer HfruIa the steamship San francseo ooe ~ %
~ St~rusb 1 \. is CO l2 n. from Per No "a y X ---
Nal G- FAX n Sc lf closes at me ne" l'iA I ~ e-
7-l,, st cock D. m steamship sails IRON Portland Me VI
f.l
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
REAL ESTATE.


NEw.YORK Monday, July TO- le'"
1-bere were no transactions at the Exchange
This morning. the only sales when were @u' -.
take place being two by James NJ Mer' Que VI M.
~ located on Avenue A. IS feet inches sou'" u =,
st. which was adjourned until the IN INST
be property known as No. 81 Norfoikst un'i "o"u"'
next. the 22d inst. -, .,,o ,roeb -
we neglected 10 mention the one 20 " 'u Johnson
premises al Bayside, Long ls'Iu, ~ ,orton of the
IT.. Thursday, the 4esA' 'N4--9 -
"a vii be remembered that very successful ssy
- " ~ ,,ronerfv was held by the same auc
% 1.s y ,is Tn SINCE the sale take place on lhIS'
being the secOna % preperty to be offered is REGARDED
e ~ TIE most healthy and accessible IN IN, ,rI ~
of New-Y0rk. being on Lttie Neoh DaS ,ron hunters
Point The sale is absolute ana unIesel q, modern
terms remarkably easy. All the VneIIent music
bv Gr,fnla's Band and Harrison, the Tor
b introduced and Will afford good oppt Sut IN
tposa Tho 40 desire not only make lnVes nons, % "a
decide as to the merit OF this class OF eh'ei ~
its effect auction sales IN genera m columns Of Co
Very much been said latel! III te ~ .b4s I,.er
tennu6raries regarding the adylsaDilty oI tl.s -
addeDda to suburban saes. ~ idnept on the part OF
fhe owners of the properties ana the auctiu i -
thew choose 10 entertain those who attend theI sae ~
,b,s DaS vvbv all right n the public do not approve
tbev have their recourse remaining away Tor our
br U" p - MOVE a most monotonOus day enlivened by
pleasau music and agreeable entertainment tha
wise However as business Is very duh, the curious on
tbs oint can Judge themselves by apply ng al the
auctoueers once, obtaining free ticket aId Attending
tbe sale at Bayside on Thursday next 80. .,,
AT private sale, Isaac HONG has sold the eght iull
lois located on the west side Of Fltthave running
from 10 One-nuhuTeu anu
eighteenth-sis., 2Ol.l6x1OO, for $4,000
sales 10 take place at the Exchange
Ttesidp Jtg l6.
b. James NJ Mier-LegA unoer RESTRICTIONS rom
I,con eree eight lot 20 0175 vest side Of FouIaVe
between sxyhrd and sixty iouThsN r. -.
Bv Kennev legal safe by order Of Matthew !
Sheriff buildings thereon situated Aol Known a. O
Isf and lJ East IweutG -t1lrl-st u
BT H. Ludlow Go Legal sale unier direction Of Charles
Wbester Co propefty Hsye and huodt, about ''I
9.s, u the village Of lOnEerS
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
.u.an Benedict's closing quotations were;

There are no features 10 note in the money market
A. long as the present dulness continues in Wast and
business circles there viii be change from the pro-
tracted ease in the market Call loans are negotiable az
from 10 per cent depending upon the collateral Dis
eouu are in moderate request on the basis OF 5G1 per
cent from prime acceptanoes.
The Government bond market, in sympathy with gold,
,lad firm and prices made fractional advance. The
od 1865 were first in point OF interest advancing 20
l1s There was a very limited business recorded, how
ever and at the close the dealings almost nominal
ry.b A. Hatch reuorr M 4 q
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co.,
70 WAIL-sT., NEw-lORK.

We continue to sell at par, adding accrued interest,"
the FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS of the NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. On the completion OF
this seasons contracts there viii be FIVE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN miles of the main line ot the koad
in operation, uniting Lake Superior WIN the MIS-
souri, River and securing the large uahc OF the
Northwest This amount OF road aiSo entities the
Company TO Ten Million -Four hundred lhousand
Acres of Land located IN Central Minnesota Eastern
Dakota, and in the Columbia valley on the Paelhe
Coast. The Bonds are secured by First Mortgage
on the Road. IL Traffic and Franchise, and on the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
SHIPPLyG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEg-7oRk... .JuII IS

PORT OF MENTORS. 90. ......................-JuII Is
CLEARED.
SsaH,l.S Ann sa1s Reasrs Fdade9his wn P Clroe Co
s.esnship D utey Davis P5laoel9ia j. 4 n Briggs
steamship Vulcan. Wl.o0I, lhla1t.lnle-
Steaush1 francolla. Bragg. Portland. j r AneS -
Bar smiling Mo Mlue. Co's for orders Fgrea "a 60
Bark Connga Bfl aison ap5r1lso Se Faoon q On~ah's!
Bari Fbs Au,t.l Muruiea Lmerck i.eane soeoveh Co
B.rr vo Dan Me5essa Fessrth Roads, Fuao- Elye Co
BTs yane sl Weas,adt, Gibraltar for orders Punch, Edye
Brr AHso ct opposite Gloucester Eng. slooovieb Co.
Brg Mcgee Br wight SAata Martha and ss7ana brett Son
Blr Manson. Gl..y Boston Carver a Barnes
Schr Uncle Tom Locke. Jacksonville.
sohE Preston BEj klg " "llsoI, n S
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP james Aa-sr lockwood Charleston s C., with ndse
S5 s. c. Read WHso shanghai jan and Batavia April Il, with
sap AGRA of Bo.r) Miller Hong Kong llg With tess &c.
Shi Bolst 0 Liverpool LAlEaste-, Caela March TO- VIII
Sls Tabor f Bath, OTIS Caea an sand Haas March s With
H.yo no9l sau,,g' s3nrsPos March far, p y 'h md
Bari Canada Gerl Newcastle Jan p aad Falmouth g
~ r. ~ 30 p---or Po-uP-nce ~ lsvs with 'oruoo1
Brr Little Gaoe Bay. g. g. l5 da7s With coal
Bng Keaae o Bostoa Ross CaHdeaA days via sugar and
sHs anna Maria Ger ylbes waracsibo L dvs with coffee
Bre T5as Tu--1 Thompson Giyruez j iars Vim
Anderson ST. Jo1n NJ b. l5 days, WITH lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOFT0s July lSArrvec steamship M- Crane from baltimore
AS 4,-. 'o RT NV W , from "a 5srs. ' iO'A O'' -
LEgs Del Jug l5ATnyel, bak Argentine from Turk sana
f0f
FoRrRHss Mo,nov July 15Arve bark Alert from japan
A.bOla. for orer Fase- for Baltimore arzs
Cvs Village harE Jose Nara; hg Msls-
slp Pssfara and Forence CoIus ,lckner
kss-OHIrANs gur I4-Arri7ed emhu Louis Whtet cad.
trou S,v.ToE Ssei 18Th steamship Cos. Ken5e SevYoTE
FOREIGN PORTS
QrrESsr1vv Julv IsThe Williams Guon Line Steamship Man
hata. Pr NfrI1lk July Liverpool touched this port
O'Clock hs and shortly ar proceeded on Der
s0rrHAuP1oy Jlr lsIne SorGerllu Lod siesshu Hansa
Brekenstein this SATURDAY
% bremen.
PLrMorrH Juv -5The Hamburg mecsn Line steamship GIN
July Cor HamUug touched this port
proceeded
MovF The Allan Line steamship Prussan from Quebec
Liverpool. o--ar and pr0esried.
For Latest ship AeirS ftrfh Page
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
paSSFNGFPS ARBTVED.

PROM CHARLEsTON-Ta se1ustip J1Hles Adge J1y s-L a
N-.-o ID s. A. Nelson l " tHal snl
., X g. Bartey and vie J. C. Geo Strong, Mrs DOVE MS
So NJ. Il Bsrs ev Mss y. Peake, H. hutchinson H. Roth
Iasu Coaora o. B0ve ". L. Ellis Jos marsh .9uuAn
u M Eaues Nss q Holmes b. Pau, Ms Mary hefrl"I5ay
"a - f. g., rlrsy NJ G I Bust Master Henry BUST Mis-
Nn Brst Mis- Mr. George J. Blist IT, M Jenl1,
Eeula aulg gIfe G. g. Huichius D. v hoggt , r
Matis ald B. stenr Mss Steng E. I BeEa % D. n 4
49,. r Il Cor.s A. q. Hockey W B hhsw afs
Z R-re8s .rs IL arer Mrs ". B. shaw, J. n Cor
sry M 81. Haues Kendall. Miss T. T. Grant, NJ A. ains
Wts H d. EaT j. Browu, j. Anlerson, Mss Louisa blist
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
r4sNEAGERH NAILED.

poa san FRANGsCO,s ,s slus'p R,sisg saT J3y l5A MI ~
~ m e zoos harrison. ". kanhaW and S1ie ~ : bufon
srd Vie n Moron. Mr. L4Iha beach Ms d. a so
e. O'5-r. Dr. NJ rEe A. W haH-n Joseph n sloan II.
s- r.- g.Fsv Ms Gelsel l. harer vie ana lnialL va!
t-.-A Lr--ss wife daughter a1q ellrru Ars i,AA'
49, 58.s s-f eren. Miss l. PArare ms 3ondA1 aua sl
- 1891 CaBr.e. r. RAM FaieE r ?. Bamaseda Feru
80 ID II ID. j. C. Moa Mrs G. b. stewart aue
U.-,e-st.in Bade Farre, daughter and children
"a. han L. Howser and Lucas Crooker Josepn > Sor
val Whe Lieut. p. O. Farrell Dr. y A. ba man! = nus
90 ID R.lr Il X Perry Jane Gotham. Raise >imfa az
~ D. F-eat Ricardo Freutes Capt r. W FenlAlo" > ~
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
City bank shares partook of the general dnneSs Only
sales being reported PheniK sold at i0 ana FOurh
Nafional AZ 10 The hids ye-a "A auupxed.

In railroad bonds the dealings were well distributed
the market presenting features The fact how
ever that many Of the new roads being pushed for
ward with energy order to have an early completion
OF the lines has started demand for this class OF secu
rifles and makes quite probable that an advance in
prices may be made at an early day. The Pacihc mort
cages sold 1O5SlO2 for Centras. 9ol a9o for Union
Pacific Frsts Egs2 for Land Grants and s7sG5 for
Incomes The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

The philadelphia stock Beard was inactive; Pennsyl
vania skies lO7 Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad 23;
Reading Railroad SO; Pennsl lyania Railroad 5os.
Gold, Il4s.
The Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery Railroad
Company have declared a quarterly dividend OF two
dollars per share payable Aug 1. The transfer books
will close on the 10th inst. and reopen August p
The receipts Of the ST. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Railway Company for the second week OF July 1872
were s6s9is; for the second week Of July 1871 sl7o6;
increase, S27,2I2.
The bank statement compares as Follows with former
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
DFCIsIONS-JULY Is.

Common Peas-SDecai Terpl-By Judge LarIenlore IRE mort
,S1"'f r,~-sn-No granted Kitchen Az. Mcie"ee-
J,se,rent rran.cd On the matter Of the hh' &C.,
pctuu-Mouoa g-aEtal bn.'qI = II i t'-T-irt ~
Nurevor Courf-Speciai 1arR-By judge ffeeu-
' .ot O1nstead -Dsfauit Harms agt Gralos"kt
-, -rtrr W e- worth ir Kobh q alOrder r-s.ie -
- ~ ute e. al-Order granted Wngt Agt hggnA-ON
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
TIE COURTS.
.orpn c,lrnnARs-rur 0lr.

oorRr cALENDAss-rus olr
- r.,-,,CuAvupss -PRsTT. J. ooens Al 5Oi an n 'N'''~
BuPhksh 49, :, Ie N Held IN supreme tour-N"cub
~ a.
90 gon.. 2q Hough al. same.
&..Coeman as "i''N ~ IL natter. Nc. Bankmhh
froiler att Senior. deceased,
x sgt sane on 70 Mackar The Blue
= ag- iAne Ridge III r Co
e-ho Recorder h1ckeit =
otNEhAa Tbr Isrs Michsc Cannon Timothy ONon1Io I-
~. I.1i. william James roster uiah - p-,.
v W IN alter Busllead, Forgery 0seise H. cspnou
sns .i.s SsrueI Phillips Grand LArcenr; ree a A.s
at- W Rilreusr Jala Wan Larceny non lle Ieis'N ~
F-r., robr Mortimer. Fcoufu Assault And bA'ieil'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
BAyEryo Horsr or HryRY CIEws q Co,

BAxEryG House or HENRY CrEws & CO..
81 Wall-st., New-Xork. !
Bills Of Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland
and the Continent.
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, South
America last aAd West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available in
all parts Of the world.
Also Telegraphic Transfers Of Money on Europe,
Havana, and California.
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest and
subject 20 check at sight
Certificates of Deposit issued and Collections made
State, City, and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWs. HABICHT q Co.
ii Old BrOad-st.. London.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
n-vrArrRE AIMANAC

Gun ... ls Moon sep''''-' 0'4
r.sH DAv-A.N
Hell Iale fe's' s'''
DAT-P
ssncy hooE GO. Cows lud... 80 Hell este fefi' O'4'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
Eon0on ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEDIGREES compiled from the public rec
or pedigree rehe by fhe advertiser vouobed by legal
JANIS PHILIPPE, ~ Beenir0v London, EhgAna
THEl COURT EXPRESS-Published every
d Fashionable knter
tsuu Marriage Approaching Marriages aud Fashionable Ar
New o the Wees and Political Arces Reviews,
L., kc Ole Pal Nal. London. Engsnl.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

HOwEs g. MACY. Bankers, No. 80 Wa.l-st. New
York offer the same facilities 20 Deposltors as In
cOrporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily BAL
ances az the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point az current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid 10 choice Stock Bonds, &c.
&c. for Investors.
NEw-YoRK STATE SIX PR CEST GOLD Loan,
DUE loSs.
limited amount Tor sale.
GWYNNE & DAY, 10 Wsll-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-FIRsr CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaIrs or G0uerHSaenf bOHfS -.
$50 O so Coz e5u,...li, 1900 o. = - lHi Ooa''''''
g. L. = o. CureucT. ..+...lA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

entire Land Grant received from the Government.
The rate of interest il Seven and Three-Tenths
Gold. equivalent to abOut Eight and Quarter per
cent in currency Believing the security 10 be
ample and the rate Of interest satisfactory, we
recommend these bonds as a desirable investment
Holders of the T. s. 5-2Os and high-prced corporate
securities may materially increase both their princi-
pal and their interest income by exchanging for
Northern Pacifcs JAY CooKE q CO.
New-York. Philadelphia, and Washington.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE BoSDs
are being absorbed by an Increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the Obligation Of a wealthy corpora
ton. composed of men Of experience and hgh-tOnec
commercial integrity they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant. fran
chise and equipments, combined IN one mortgage
and 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 81 per cent per annun, payable
semi-annualIy. free Of tax. Principal 10 thirty
years Denominations, $1,000. 500, and 500 Cou-
pons OF Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest N currency iroa
Feb. 15 1872.
Maps circulars, documents, and information fur
nished
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New-York.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they viii soon be sought for az 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 unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
tanner & Co. Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD Bonds,
On completed Road from Nebraska City b Lin
coln the capital of Nebraska, the net earnings Of
which are largely in OF the interest on all the
bonds, with rapidly increasing business. PRICE
90 AND INTEREST.
We cheerfully recommend these as Prime see1-
rity Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers u Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
Couuirp propertp 10 ttt.

ITO RENT for a term of years, the W1O-
MING HOUSE, Pa This vel snovn Hotel Is o1erd
lin Of September t& To
perop or parr esptas opportunity ore fo terms
'"u ''nuN'-' -'f' - J. {. BURGESS Scranton Pa
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
Situations Uanieo--females.


4 LADY of education would like situation
y uert Fsu As SECRETARY FOR Ur0is0ua. geailean heti
euees exchanged Address r. a9 Trumbat Hartford oonn
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes few more Gus
y omers by Uuderstsnd DkksSA AhISG l.
al kinds SEWING gDi slsfaeoy ciere1e- i'N
present elupover' Cal or DAYS ~ stautont
New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
Real estate 10 grrhnnee

/ ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight lots
leading svepne BrooklTa 10 EXCHANGE for tOUNIRi
RCLAND q WHITING, Reekmsn-st