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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

TnEATRE.-The brief engagement of the
Boston theatre company at Music hall closed
last evening with another successful rendering
of Shakespeare's tragedy of Macbeth. The en-
gagement has been highly successful both pc
cuniarily and artistically. The company have
regained the confidence of the public which at
one time wavcred, and win be sure of a hearty
welcome when they come again. ofthe acting,
TOO much cannot be said in praise Of the efforts
of Mr. Frank Mayo, Mrs. j. b. Booth, Mr.. Louis
Aldrich and Miss Rachel Noah, who have taken
the leading parts and brought to bear all their
talents and experience in the dramatic art. The
rest of the company have acquitted themselves
ps meyer before here, in ably supporting the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

ANOTHER COURSE OF LEcTUREs.-A course
to be called the "Grace Church Lectures" will
open Monday evening with a lecture by Rev.
j. 0. Peck of Springfield; subject, 'Young
Blood" The remaining five lectures in the
curse are arranged as follows: Feb. 5, lecture
by Rev. Henry Morgan; Feb. 10, C. Henry St.
John; Feb. q, Rev. Mark Trefton; March s,
Rev. W. T. Mallalieu; March u, Rev. A. Nc
Keown. The posters announcing the course,
which have been put up around the streets, give
the dates of the lectures wrongly. The above
arrangement is the final and correct one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

CONCERT THIS ENENlNG.-1n CnOral u illOn
give the first Of their series of concerts this eve
ming, and will doubtless have crowded house
In addition to about seven hundred subscribers
already obtained, many more will probably Sc
sure season tickets to-day, which, joined to the
single admission tickets for this evening only,
will give our choral society patronage well de-
served. The "Woman of Samaria," the princ-
pal work to be produced, written by SrWilam
Sterndale Bennett for the great Birmingham
festival, in 1866, has already attained a great
reputation both in Europe and this county
Dr. Bennett is one Of the most admired of the
English composers now living. He was pupil
of Mendessohn, and his compositions are
strongly imbued with the peculiariies OF the
great master. He has been exceedingly happy
in adapting music TO that most touching of all
the events in our SayiOrs life, as recorded in the
4th chapter of the gospel by ST. John, in relation
to the conversation between Christ and the
Samaritan woman. The work is full of beau
tiful solos, choruscs and part-songs. The words
attributed to our Savior are, with one exception,
rendered by the bass voice, great care being
taken that the singer appears only as a narrator
and not as a parsonage. The woman of Samaria
is treated as Il secular and worldly character al
though frequently indicating strong religious
feeling, particularly when she says, 81 know
that Messias cometh," and toward the close,
when she eXclaims with great fervency to the
Samartans, "COme see man who told me all
the things that ever | did; is not this the
Christi" The chorus generally enact the part of
moralists, the words being from scripture, so
arranged as to be appropriate to the situations
which arise in course of the narrative. The
whole is intensely interesting, and worthy the
attention of every one interested in music of u
high standard of excellence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WORCESTER
AND NASHUA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Th an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of the Worces-
ter and Nashua railroad corporation was held at
Natural History hall, yesterday, and the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year were chosen:
President-F II. Kinncutt
Clerk-T. w. Hammond.
DirectOrs-Francis Ii. Kinnicutt of Worcester,
Stephen Salisbury of Worcester, Jacob Fisher of
Lancaster Thomas Cha'e of Nashua, Asa F. Law
renee of GrotOn, Francis H. Dewey of Worcester,
Alexander IL. Bullock of Worcester, Calvin b. Hill
of Nashua, and D. EdN IN Smith OF Barre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

leading actors Mr.. Mayo's versatility has been
well shown by the recent performance of
Badger" the good hearted but rough old Cal
ifornian in the Streets of New York, "Shaun,
the Post" in Arrah-Na-Pogue, Raphael in the
Marble Heart, and as Macbeth. In all these
characters he has shown talents that must
ere long place him in the front rank of
dramatic stars. All his performances are
characterized by strong emotions, careful study,
and a determination to do TO the best of his
ability, whether the part be great or small. He
has now secured the hearts Of our theatre-going
public so surely as to ever be greeted with an
apprecative audience whenever he may favor
us with his presence. The well worn and IA
miliar scenery of the theatre has been set to I'M
usually good advantage, rejecting great credit
on the stage manager and his assistants. The
orchestra, though engaged only for the occasion,
has furnished a very acceptable selection of mu-
Sic rendered with credit to themselves and salts
factory to their hearers To Mr.. II. A. NJ Glenen,
the business agent of the company, the public
are indebted for his untiring energy in furnish
ing the class of entertainments we have been IA
vored with, and no little of the success of the
season is due to his well directed efforts.
VINO WAS HE?-A reporter of the New York
Evening Post has been Interviewing the lady
who has charge of the "lost children's depart
ment' in the police quarters of that city. In
reply to question as to the residences of the
children picked up, she said to Mm:-''They
come from everywhere. | had a boy here late
VI n - Al,
fellow of nine years. His father and he were
on the way to this city, and the former stepped
off the cars at Bridgeport, and was left behind.
The conductor looked after the child, and gave
him in charge to an officer on reaching the city.
He was here three days, during which the SUI
perntendent telegraphcd to his mother, who di-
rected him to be forwarded in care of the con-
ductor, which was DONE" We congratulate the
little traveller on his safe return, whoever he
NAV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-26

ORGAN CoNCERT.-rhe opening concert and
organ exhibition in Grace church, last evening,
was a grand success and called out a large and
appreciative audience. The powers of the new
organ were shown to advantage The introduce
tory, by Master Fred. IL. Blake, the organist of
the church, gave great satisfaction, notwth-
standing it was his first appearance in con-
cert. The imprOvsatons by Mr.. Thayer, dis
playing the church-kc qualities and some of
the various combinations of the organ, were
magniticently rendered, as also his "Reverie of
Homo" and other pieces on the programme
Miss Stone, as soprano soloist, with Mr.. b. D..
Allen accompaust upon the organ, performed
their parts in superior manner. The pieces
rendered are shown by the annexed programme
PART FIRST.
|. IntrOductory-Plcyes Hymn (varGdl. Buruap
Master Fred IL. Blake (0rganist of the chnrch.l
2. improvisation, displaying church-llke qualities
Mr. Eugene Thayer
g. Toccato and Fugue in minor, .......... Bach
Mr.. Eugene Thayer.
4. Soprano Solo-"Salve Maria,". ,... Mercadante
Miss Stone-Nr. Allen, accompanst.
Mr.. Eugene Thayer.
PART SECOND.
6, Soprano Solo-'Farewell," ............. Graham
Miss Stone-Mr. Allen, accompanist.
Z. Improvisation, displaying some OF the various
combinations of organ. .....,......... Thayer
s. soprano Solo-"rhe winds that wait my signs
'0 slss Allen, accompansi ''"0'
9. Revere of Home ......................T hayer
10. Variations ON Old Hundred. ............ Thayer
II. Ballad "tlar1bel.
Miss Stone-Mr Allen, accompanist.
u. Christmas Olertorium ................ Thayer
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

few sales q the Morris secS l9I Tetas s' ps[
sev at l2J natives BY Seue "a cvt al aztei - 6ooh
6l TeIans ~ sane at sc esLi % cnnoh hinos
Msrers Gt v IdIlc, aud ~ fair 81 cs at sFoR i ly
/, SeiEe "a ce 5 poor 81 leic s5 CberoEees, y
Tofey eut a8e lO5 natives By Ssmue, 6aoI e"t Ct 10
c Kahn for R ft Southern Kestaey esiie orsh
81 good q cs Kerueiy cattle for a. Furst AZ z@ aho
81 for kihn 4 Co. Is cSt, AZ lie -. .,,o,.-
Goldsmith sold ~ fire s Keniusky grades N ~ es az lW
car eHt, at lie, and ear 5. cSt poor, a. lOe - ..
Coney Acpheson ior r A. Thompson 4 Cherofes eoHmou
eEt Eee. -. g., NJ n Nt.no-v
=. ffie 81 f5 y cvy and % Illinois, q egt., AZ i}c
- -Laiee selling $40
4.
- Os I l67 about lJ5 b. mostly Sic Grass calves soi al
3Gse -, ~, - , -. T,o,,
nav and A. At Fortysghhs This makes 1890 nus ier a
sst "a a se dare last Market athtr 5doi 9
o5nary 10 prime sleep o. aud d3 fr lambs Pdeook s -
Ohio he.p 50 n. aud 100 fennsylrana ana hetN
Lambs 20 n At Hpme Elliott sold o state lambs e 10 ~ i
Ia of6 nj Al 5le Sc n. al ic VIII " Cancs
\, az Kry sol CO fne lambs coy n, at 9 Jal1 20
foh al Ohio sheep No. 5ic LeTh Co. sod W oAo " -
Gle 81, ~. r. r.,.ui,o, ,o,k
IoGs-Ava ~ At Fo-deht and 81 at Cohmn1paS sa.
STEADY At d6, for dressed Pigs selling az 9Itc I'VE so S1
25 n state IS 90 35 D at 5lci car 10 ID hone M
&C.; aad car, l4J ID, OHo az Sic
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
,ALEs FROM q TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
THURSDAY. Sept. 12-P. NJ.

There has been no settled tone to the stock
speculation to-day the course OF prices having been
uneven pretty much all the time. The extreme fuctu
alton was only per cent, and the generality Of changes
. per cent. Only few speculations were positively
animated, and in this category may be classed
Ere Lake Shore, \. Y. Central Pacific Mail, Western
Union, c., G. and !. c., and Northwest Common.
The comparative table Of prices below gives the various
changes Of the market The dividend Of four per cent
on the capital stock OF the EewYork Central and Hud
son River Railroad Company noticed yesterday, is paya
bic oct 10 az the Office Of Duncan, Sherman Co. The
dividend Of four per cent the outstanding "conso
daion certificates" Is payable the date at the
Office Of the Union Trust Company There further
decline in the price OF Ere at London, which
sponded 70 by down here from z7H to AT Late in
the day there general downward turn in
prices though the decline was less important than
that Of yesterday afternoon. The market closed
steady and quiet Investments were dun. Panama
sold al Iat0I32 The Stock Exchange has been notified
BY the latter company that hereafter the stock OF the
Panama Railroad Company viii be registered at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company office. Delaware,
La aud Western sold at loOGlOt and Michigan
Central al 115 Fort Wayne "a small sale being reported
at o. TIC miscellaneous list steady the Quick
silver shares but otherwise dul The only feature in
express stocks vas further decline in Adams TO 9is
The following the opening, highest, lowest, and
.frfr ~ Hfle nj ia fu-d4
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF FISK g. HATCH, BANKERS Al

OFFICE OF FISK 81 HATCH, BANKERS and
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND Z
ONO Il. Il. Co., NEW-YOiK, Sept 9, lS'2.)
BY direction Of the President and Directors Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company we offer,
for proposals, all the remaining balance Of their
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs, now
amounting to So 923 700. Proposals must be accom-
panied by deposit Of per cent, and win be re-
ceived up to, and including Monday, the 10th inst,
the Directors reserying the right to reject any pro-
posals which it may not be for the interest Of the
Company to accept The per cent deposit will be
applied toward the payment, in case of accepted
bids, and returned to those whose proposals not
accepted.
The President of the Company, Mr.. c. p. HUNT
INGToN is well known as the Vice-President Of the
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the same
energy displayed in the management of that corpo-
ration and to which its remarkable success is so
largely due, is being put forth in the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO.
The Board of Directors is composed of probably as
strong and able men as were ever associated
together to carry out great enterprise. Among
them are the t0llOWlng Wcll-hnOWn NcW-1Ork meI-
chants; Messrs. A. A. Low, WM II. AsPNwAII,
JONAS G. CLARK, DAVID STEWART, VIM. WHITE
WRIGHT.
This road will extend from Richmond to the heart
of the great West at point on the Ohio River 3l3
miles below Pittsburgh, where it viii at once con-
meet with 1900 miles of river navigation, and soon
by connecting roads with the whole great system of
Western railroads, thus giving a short. direct, and
easy grade outlet to the millions Of people and in
exhaustbe products of the West to the Atlantic
Coast, and in return furnishing them with the man
ufactures Of the East, and cheap coal aid cheap
iron from along the line of the road. It's traffic
must be immense. IL will cost, fully equipped, up
ward of $3eOOOOO0 OF the whole length of the
line, 427 miles. at this date $50 miles completed
the grading is nearly done on the remainder. the
iron is being rapidly Land and during November next
il is expected trains win run through to the Ohio
River
The Western end 200 miles viii be nearly all laid
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
IyTERE3r PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER, AT CE1og
TRUST COMPANY
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

This rosd is the western AIR LINE from Blcso b
Chicago aso runs from the DO Chicago nearly straight
iae.
The road part Of the sane Cauaia Southern asd beng
built By tn. same men viz Milton cournga J0la p Tracy DAVID
pow, Wn L. Scott Henry Farni r. FOrsyi Jao N BaFhe' NJ
L. syle, IT, all corl ehe the Chicago aal Noh wes. or The
Chicago Rock Island .ud Paec George opsc Of the Mi'ni Roa
Sidney Dillon Daniel Drew John Ross David Stewart Samuel Tlae',
Kesyon Cox and other prominent ralro2d =ea.
The road Ike the soplea vii lave steel rails go pounds 70
the y,r throughout practically straight and Levels Hue shorter
and can he run with greater speed and s sn aay oile' road cen
Meeting Buffalo sni Chicago.
Twenty-Five miles are finished aud runrng seveuve miles more arc
far be finished By January aHl The er'r road wi" &c
completed during tie eaulg Steel T' a7i ties for o'ea n'
entire road have already beea purchased
The bude Of the control enough Of It's Chicago feeders to OBJ
tain for profitable tie start having projected The has
to accommodate existing business sai having the necessity for
smother trunk Chicago AID he AaSte seahoA' located
.rprey with the rew Of iaiaias The cheapest aHiD0h'n pe
ucable.
The branch lines tie short connections bc;Te'a CeAs'
ard Toledo and Chicago veil between al ee pons
and Ba1Alo.
TIE Canada Southern Bonds IN every paeu hso t'e were
eagerly taken the last vers weeks ego By the best class
Investors, and were on the shorter the sa any other r0
loan Of ike amount FOR yesFs past.
The proceed, Of bonds viii complete tie eaife H' and 20
,nrd her with tie sane corfIezee lid tie Canada so'
ern and regard cra as IN every way caoiee security
Pamphlet and all information furnished by
vvINsnow, EANLzR G. Co., Danherq,
81 PISE-ST.
LEONARD. szzMlDoET @ Eo5T32,
BayKrRs 10 WALIrST.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were

AT the opening Of the market gold WIS strong, selling
high as Ils but as the cash gold deliveries became
easier andShe tone OF foreign Affairs settled,
minimum rate Of discount Of the Bank Ct England re-
naming at 3. heavier feeling Was impaired and the
later business at 1lS, but dealings small all the
way through After p. M the price momentarily
reached 1lSi Iae gold loans cost J. ~, and per cent
for carrying TO s The Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed
n coin interest the public debt s1200O redeeming
A,ooO In called bonds. total OF s5sS76O0 There were
no specie shipments to9ay The new French loan was
quoted at 81 cent preum. The bids for the Treas
uTy gold AMOUNTED TO sS.SsisO0 at llas5 TO IIs One
million wHs awarded at lj2s tO to Is Tho details are
As iQllpYsi
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

rHuKiDAY Sept -bEEyK-ArvAh today nclline few late
in yesterday and rot rp0rtei l53 otra 10 AZ Wee
stttn and At One hInedibst makg 81 heal 81 thu. far
h wees tgahsi ID tt Eie The Only of
ies sIe mat fat se are Dot plenty sHd prices Of sh .i iept
al lSdife oB!F yTy the latter Fair stsek
"a plenty il,di2e. shIe TsIans aHi thn natives Fnt
tie market a. Tqice Come Of the better class Of
IerAns raed Chrgtec nsl fat and fes so i0i &c n
eSt and 10 hatcher whe have o reue TO luy Texans at
pncf We husl have ihs ni 81 Eoeksr fate 50 Wills llvtI
bAVe rood beside lef fsh there ssVss hapdnsa
go for Tomorrow.
Tie Cemmasipaw siok Lioei 10 ~ Morhs g.
kAn 70 10 90 IAN a. ~ TO w. H. halsy gie A. ThoIDsoB
n W. FkptE hE more tIpsetsd
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

with eteyl rails, The bridging all iron, and the
masonry Arst-olass IN every respect.
The total amount of these Bonds is Sl5OOo,OOo'
Tho amount sold by US from the date OF bringing
out the loan is S1i,4S9,Coo
The amount now offered by us Is made up as ioi-
h~s::
rrnsold Balance of Loan as aboye.....'... S'lV4Vo
Repurehased and received in exchange iof
Debenture Bonds of the Company...... 2,4iSSO
Leaving Balance subject to proposals. S2'9-SOO
Should the Proposals exceed this amount, proper
award among the accepted proposals will be made.
An opportunity for Savings Banks Insurance Com
panies, Estates and Investors to get SO good Bond
on great road, at moderate price, is rarely Of
fered.
The bonds are issued in denominations of SlOo'
$500, and 81 600; either Coupon or Regsterod In
terest payable May and November, both prlneipai
and interest payable in NewYork City, in L. Cold
Coin. The accrued interest from May lst VIII DO
added to all accepted proposals.
Proposals should be addressed to
FISK g. HATCH, Financial Agents,
Chesapeake and Ohio Il. II. Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE MARKETS.
Icsrfery Reported Tor THE rhrBuSs.i

'N' THuR,DAr, Sent l2, E72.
AcUFS-The receipts to-day p plgs Fos are 'sJ qe' pu
6rni A. ~ 25dA8 Pearls dul and nominal ,.,-,
COTTOS-Hoers Of Cotton on The SPOT conu1ue 70 n
toons Low Mddng and above are reduced T. 'toh oa
Nh.rf and 10 arrive sells i0} below quoonsi Aae Soo n1'
80 las, eveuing of Which 3i bales FOR export 2ir eonsn
t2t tT s5eulston Forward deliveries declined ic Win iar
trgriSious; sales follows, all on bass Of Low As ,St
ist evening a0er p. mSepember, 80 a. " sicc iy ~
O,tole go At Ito 80 at l9c, 200 az 10 llbc Ot03ei su
yeubr 100 each l9e, tgttle Noyemoef ly ~ 10 q
eDt coo al lgc January at lgc, lDJ At ~ Ilte o AZ
istc all o. PC; February 40 At 20 Lite al o. - hsiin
Ia - 2O qlec 100 az 2Dic both q. FCi total 3O bsg sS
todav nm 10 D. m-Serember, 2ul a. Ltc,, oV1
Al he 7l6c lsc 100 u 10 ,lec, COO al 9ic 0 &
l8c, 800 at l5 ltlhe w
AZ he, 200 At 1916; Ocoto 100 and November 10 q se
fogeer; November 100 l8lc, 10 Gt 8 ltc 10 a. i -
i8Il.l6c l8ic December 100 al lb' - 10 u yei
ne 500 l8!c. $50 at % - l6c, W AZ +e' e &
5 14 s-l5r 10 st l9ie 800 buyers opuoa ys ~ az - %
s0 Al qlc February $50 AZ bic 900 ~ - l5l9 100 a. IYi
Erchaure-lOl October Tor 10 September &C.
6sence total 49, bales; grlad tot, 2oCl bale We s4o.ei
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company,
The Pennsylvania Company, and
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail
road Company.

The road entirely completed and operation s extends from Fort
Wayne Indians Richmond " miles in the sa1e Of Indians ana coz
meets the Pittsburgh Wayne and Chicago Railway the Grand
Rapids and Indiana whole system roads under the
control Company in Indiana and Michigan with the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Cincinnati and Southern
Ohio leased for 90 years to the Grand Rapids
Indiana Railroad Company sn operated b. for the joint account
Of the guaruo ami by contract entered nto between the Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company the Pennsina Company
Ptbugh Fort WaYne and Chicago Railway aud the
Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad Company for reciprocal in
tefange ofJusaels s these Companies to throw all their
freight passenger trade which may b appropriately done over ibis
ros nsung it, from the outset large vonme OF bale Tie
holisu Of these Bonds thus trsbly seclrei
Fu-BYa mortgage flashed road now In fln o9eraor
sseonBy contract interchange Of business With ;hee pros
perous aud powerful corporations controlling in It's favor vast amount
oi business
Thy-By drec, aad absolute guarantee jointly aud seTer
by yNDRSEMEST On THE BONDS by tie aforementioned three
CompaLes
The pboe issue the Bonds s70Oo $1,000 per nile and
but stel amount srs nov offered Price 80 11 aud
Interest CreulaIs and Information flrasieibY
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
pFCFIpTs or PRODUCE.

Per North Rirer Vessrls RGtrodds -
grpT R R2i pkgs Ashes pkgs BecraS 289 bales Cotton ~
pkg Dnei Fruit M bbls Eggs "a! bbt tonr 40 o1s he2L
laos Meal bush Wheat 2JCA blI Com t.y od,a. Oa
$50 bush Ms bags See 70 bbl Iens ls pags
100 bb Teas M hales HOPS Hides, 53 bd Hides a5o SIDES
Leather 5 bales Hemp 81 pkg Beef % pgs Cat Meats SJ te Lard
23 pizs Butter 1851 pkgS Cheese 70 pkgs Talo0, so pkga Gfea
Al pkcs Starch 53li kgs Tea IL pks loDaee0 oV V0N "AA'
Ill ba'es Wool.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

railroad bonds have been quiet The Pacific mort
cages lower CeDras selling at 0sa93 Union Firsts
at s7as4 Land Grants at ia792 and Incomes at 7s0
7 There were sales Of Erie seconds at 9l do Thirds at
"a, Lake Shore Conso Corporation at 1oo and Gaena
and Chicago Frsts at par The following were the BIDS;
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
The DAVIS transactions at the u S. subreasury were
Foreign Exchange was dun and nomina

The bullion in the Bank Of France decreased during
the week e4s4,00O
The monetary situation is unchanged and borrowers
on call readily obtain their requirements at about6 per
cent the range being and g. Time loans however, are
difficult and command sharp rates. Discounts are quiet
and unchanged.
Government bonds were frmer to-day, on larger saes
heavy transactions in 1868 being reported at ll9 FISK
& Hatch report as follows at p. M:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
sl84, 600 during the past week.
The Philadelphia stock market IS unsettled. Pennsyl
vana G., 1O7 Philadelphia and Erie r. r., 21l Read
ing r. r.. ga; Pennsylvania H. r.. 80. Gold, l13.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS OF TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CiIY hAll- .L-
ROAD COMPANY, in denominations OF SlVVO S'Vo'
and $780, Coupons or Registered, 80 years to rum
Interest at per cent payable February and August
Interest and principal payable in gold. Price ga
and accrued interest in currency. For sale by
TANNER & Co., No. II Wau-st.