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New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

The Rev. William ii. Cooke will preach
s,rmon tomorrow evening, at st. Peters p f. Church.
In West Tventietb-st near Ninth-aye, Ia AID OF tne
Young Mems Association Charity Fund OF tnat curen'
The Rev. William B. Merritt lately Oh
Glasco, Ulster County, N. Y, will assume pastoral
charge OF the sxth.aye. Union Reformed CnuIon, ,o
morrow and his installation will take place on sunday,
May IL, at u p. m. .
Sidney Woollett will recite a number OIL
poems az the Cooper Union tonight the occasion oeh
that OF the last OF the Lectures for the People
this city Mr. Wooett possesses rare facuity vi "o''
and is an earnest elocuti0nist.
The sale of oil paintings at the art gahery
of Edward schenck at No go Lberty-st was concuucu
Yesterday afternoon On account OF the storm the NJ
tendanee was not large, and the prices were only Q
crate few of the most valuable pieces howeveL, III
duced lively competition and brought good Pii0'',
The next regular Protestant Eplscopai
Church Conference will held Monday evening" may
IN the chapel of the Church OF the Incarnauon' az
Madison-ave and Thirty nth St, when paper Nil 70
read by the Rev N. f. Cornwall d. D., on to 49, ~ g.
ety OF Fairs and Similar Methods OF RalslnB mooS i
Religious and Charitable Purposes"
There will be meeting OF members on Ihe
Cotton Exchange to-day at m to consider the pro
prietv of requesting the Board Of Managers 10 submit
certain proposed amendments 10 the BYLAWS, advanc
ing the price OF membership rights on ana aer juno
to % 800 and on January next ensuing 70 SOO; ana
further ON and after June l. ~ prohibit tne IfeasuIer
from purchasing the rights OF members.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
THE NEW POSTAL CARDS.

The new Postal Card law has gone into
eject but not INTO practical operation The cards
making at Springfield, Mass, and supplies have yet
been received in this city. The card is similar 10 that
which has been used IN England for a number OF years.
and which has met with much favor. The demand here
has been very large indeed the Assistant Posmas
yer estimates that the half million which Is expected
will only last u few days. Applications have been re-
cevcd for one lot another 10000 and orders
for AO00 ana 5000 have been frequent The magnitude
~ the demand IA largely % be attributed % the curiosity
CONSEQUENT upon the novelty OF this method OF CORE
sDUndence There doubt that they VIII fully meet
expectations and continue 20 DO widely distributed.
M cards. anon their arrival ia this city, VIII Dc kept Tor
taIc AL Tie stamp IrWindoWs OF the main aud branch
Offices Wlle manly intended for city use, they will OF
cOutsc Nv sent from ono part VI tue county " another
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
VERDICT AGAINST THE OCEAN BANK.

VERDICT AGAINST THE OCEAN BANK.
The first of the numerous cases brought ior
the recovery of damages for property stolen 'or 'no
Ocean Bank in June, 1862 was concluded iasS e.o"k'
the Jury returning verdict for the palnun' AT tno
time Of the robbery Of the Ocean Bank tncre weto
,n INA ~, the First National Bank Of Iowa. The bonds
were among those stolen. and the Iowa Bank brought
sut for their recovery The case was partially tried oy
Jndce J. Daily in January last but one OF the eounsei
was taken SICK and jury were therefore DISCHARGED
In March the trial was again begun TINS time oe'ore
Judge larremore 1t lasted 10 days. anu ai'er Dee
~ ,rn, the iurv could not agree, and therefore
discbaTged The case brought up for the thiru 1o
i'm the courts weeks ago. before tne same , tne
nieintifs and s. d. Smith, John L. Parsons f. H. Bange
and r Nj LAWS conducted the case for the deienSo
IuJge IarremOre's charge was almost precisely tnS
same as that delivered by him the previous u,, r
which was published IN THE TRIBUNE az tne ,h gave
iurv were absent two hours and hail. ana Ihen S"'o
The plaintiffs the full amount claimed-s65,2oo o.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
TIE MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

The first week in May has come to be COM
monty known as Anniversary Week." from the fact
that numerous important societies and associations are
wont to convene annually during that period to consider
the results OF the years labor that past, and 20 pre-
pare for the work OF that In accordance with
the usual custom, number OF these meetings VIII Dc
held in this city during next week.
At "A D. M tomorrow the annual meeting of the
American Female Guardian Society will be held In the
Reformed Church at Madisonaye. and Fiftyseyenthst
Addresses will be made by the Rev. Dr. H. d. Ganse the
the Rev s. II. Tying, u. d., and j. II. Vincent Tue an
nua business meeting for ladies only Will be held In
the Home Chapel. No. 20 East Twenty nnhst Ola We'd
nesday, May 7. at 1880 and $50 2. m The fortv
seventh anniversary Of the American Home Missionary
Society will be celebrated tomorrow eyemng, at tae
Broadway Tabernacle at SlXtn-aVc and 1hlrtyiOurth
The Rev. DR.. Theodore ID. Woolsey ex President OF
Yale College, viii preach the annual sermon. The regu
lar business meeting will be held in the rooms ~ the
Society Bible House, on Wednesday, May T. at p IN.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society for
Seamen will hold lts twenty anniversary at y. M
tomorrow, In the Church OF the Incarnation, at Madl
son-ave. and Thiry-hfth-se, with sermon by the Rev.
Tomorrow aud Monday the American Labor Reform
Convention Will assemble at Masonic Hall, In East Tnr-
evening the anniversary exercises OF the Union TheO-
logical seminary will take place In the Madison square
Presbyterian Church, at Madison-aye aud Twenty
fOurth-st, beginning at n o'clock.
On Tuesday, May g. the 25th anniversary OF The Ma.
tiOna Woman's Suffrage Association will be held at
Apollo Hall, on Twenty eighth-st near Broadway.
Tue NewYork Protestant Episcopal City Mission will
lOld It's anniversary, at ~ p luulSuay, May
Calvary Church, at Fourth.aye and Twenty-hrst-sf.
The annual social reunion OF tho American ConRre ga
tionai Union will take place In the Broadway Iaberna
cle sxthaye and Thirty fourthst, Thursday even
ing, May The exercises Will comprise addresses from
the Rev. william NJ. Taylor d. d. tho Rev. Charles y.
Robinson d. d. the Rev. j. NJ Buckley, the Rev. VIII
liam Il. Sabine, the Rev. ii. NJ Gallaher and others,
with singing by Miss AntOinete sterUg. The regular
business meeting will be held In the afternoon.
The eighth anniversary Of tho National Temperance
Society aud Publication House will DO celebrated on
Friday evening" May Q, at Association Hail. Twenty
thrdst aud FOurtll-ave. The Hon. William l.. Dodge
viii presde ana addresses Will bo heard from the Rev.
Dr. w. NJ Iay l0T the Rev. Dr. 4. j.. Cuyer, William l..
Dodge, aud others
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03


The Receiver states that of the assets OF the oak
are debts standing on the books which will require col
lection and II they not paid VIII OF course reuuoo
the amount He says that explanation has been re-
oeiyed from Taintors brokers as 70 their operations
with the cashier and the bank.
THE TRIBUNE published exclusively yesterday morn
ing a full list Of the larger depostors of the Atlantic
RAM although information was refused by the Re
eciver There were 90 OF these TO whom ana on GER
tain certificates OF deposit, there due Ss79i6 90
Below will be found the names Of ls7 other depositors
whose balances less than $1,000 TO whom the bank
owes The depostors growing gradually less
hopeful of securing full return of the amounts due he
and some sales of claims said TO have been made
yesterday at discount Messrs. Libby d Clark were
alluded to yesterday the largest losers among the
individual depostors. On inquiry it found that
this amount the smallest balance of four bank ac-
counts which the firm keeps and the concern no way
embarrassed by this unexpected locking up OF their
money.
The following the list Of minor depostors as shown
by the Receivers examination Of the books.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
ppnuIERET ARRIVALS

Ynh hrerue Botel-ExG Gov. Horatlo SSSnoasi Wn,os oi
Juds. ceor the Supreme Court % ssns Writing Of Boston,
@ % Norton Of Chicago the Hon r. PsT'oss o. W.pbss Min
ytrs W - WesAster Ho,l- MI h,,,an ~ svr
, n UoIsnd At Washington, and Ared sn,on Penn
Grand Central Hotet-Bshop VeePresdsut
.,,oc and Great Railroad ComPsnJi I % a,sn
Of the hArue M eorge w Miller Of Albany ana uen
II S o. ~ Miebsan Meopoitaa Hokpr u s bosJ I, ~
mnis, MIDI ~ ~ Msrsb Of NewHsyen 4'tor Hon"-ven 'onh d.
rShs Of California 0sy HoHsepr keinganqm OF .
e,.r,,raa H0use-SenatOf Townsend ~ NVeAi
Iyo,,l jndge Ashbel Green Of New Jersey.
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IAanounorinents.t


BURNETT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
VIsCoNrIs TUSCAN SALAD 0m-Choce Olive.
LYoN's TooTH TABLETS overcome all tho OBJ
leouoni n4ds to tooth powders aud washes.
GENTLEMENs DRESS AND BUSINESS HATS at
ManActuIers fnceA r. kRsKNwEy, l Nassau i spruce
LYOE'S INSECT POWDER stands alone as a safe
ereainAor o reaches, belDug ~. Ias, ssd neaa
CURTAINS AND LAMBREoUINs.-Lat styles
ready. t. AELn 4 Co., "a Boadway
WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self Acting
FIIvRas. snssi Isdaesd u. KALJ Co, ~ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Ing vain 10 the authorities for protection act
sent his revolver 10 be repaired that ne ' yerdicf
himself and family. The jury rendered henars
that John Morrison 10 his deatn i,S & ,andso Of
rhage, from wounds inflicted with khIe !" '"0 ~
Laurence Ehrhart.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT DIcKISsoSs' IN r'NN
ROW.
sAm-Iso EOOp-sgD , D. m--s5o hdniEht-o' A'''s
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
1prrIrREs AND MEETINGS.

which he obtained from william yerrs a quantity Of
blue stone valued at 1880.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win by Prof e. L. Youmans TRIBuSE JRCTuRE EXTRA No.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE ATLANTIC RANK.TRAP.

THE ATLANTIC BANK-TRA
STATEMENT OF THE RECEIvER-NAMEs OF ADD
TIoNAL DEPOsITORs.
The Receiver of the Atlantic National Bank
submitted Yesterday the following statement of it's
airs nm 10 the close OF business April 90, subject
however. 10 alterations based upon future develop
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

GET RID OF A COLD AT ONCE BY USING DIR.
JAMES RpEcroRAET PULSOsARI AsO DSos
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

PLANTING SEASONS. b. Parsons 81 Sons,
Pla. " ODER Rhdodendron Roses Evergreen abd Deduons
Shrubs BY L. Centr. Rh 70 KssenA Station 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

A COMPLrMRNT.-The fashion is indicated
the City buying style Of HAT
Of KSoIs manufacture. KNox Leader, No zl2 BroadNsJ
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
THE STRIKE IN THE RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, May 2.-The mill-cwncrs in
WoOnsocket have shut their gates to-day, and all Is
quiet there. At iho deaine mills in Oneyvie. every
thing as usual the disturbances OF last evening
not being renewed The mills in Pawtuxet Valley were
not troubled with tho lOhour strike. No hands have
left those mills and everything is running as usual.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH re-
all and anxiety about burglary, a. Fyes instant B0o
K HoLHBs, Msnay.st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NEW -RoCHELLE.-At the annual meeting of
Bethlehem Commandery, No 55, Knights Iemplar the
following officers elected: The Rev. W. - Coiey,
Eminent Commander George r. Crawford, General
issimo; John IL. Harmon, Captain General; c. d. Pond,
Prelate; f. NJ Tompkins. Senior Warden; j. W. COburn
Junior Warden; c. w. Dayids, Treasurer; Walter Bell,
Recorder; John ID. Deycau, Wdrdcr The Eminent Com
mander has made tine following appointments: Burr
DAVIS, Standard Bearer John L. Underh, Sword
Bearer.
PEIHAM-A special election will bc held next Wednes
pesday for the purpose OF ceCtng Supervisor To Ill
the vacancy OccasiOned by the death OF Mr. Hegeman.
David Carl has been nominated by the Kepubcaus aud
KeiOTmers, and David Hyatt by the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

LONG ISLAND CTY.-The City Treasurer,
John Horau, has made statement ing the amount
of receipts and expenditures annual report OF
Dec 81 1872 April Receipts, including cash on hand
Jan Cs295Os 5, 1881 O3O 81; expenditures S2i337 94
casn IN treasury, $751; 7l2 9 The Board ot water
commissioners have appointed Hiram a. FarrOn Con
STRUGGLING Engineer of the Long Island City Water Works
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

c.... aALynsroS. Jan. 2. 1873
oss a"si s'G saSs S 1soat Not re-
NEW oRLEASs, Jan. q 1873.
s 49,
co,,on-o,,n ...,.. ,.,, ,, Nor. MH.... Jan. ISIS /,
binary alma. is!1s low madnss' Net receipts 400
co,,., sAvArxAa, Jan. ., 1879
sss 'ss s's ss: % so sa s
ss:s arm s;s sss a:s:S Ss s: s
sa LAX, s = s7 4 go @
Ss :SE%sus 40 bushels: scsS 1iS 4s e;
W.: ss;s & ;s: =; $780,
Il: ss.i:: 81 1T b. s a.
fs'f1'e xs No sr sSs
II 81 c:s:$s 'Tss S:ssss
s .%ss. S.: s: ~ .S;s
81 & ssl !. !; !; q &: -; sss s.
sn ps1 ev corr sS''
and :s 1SsBRs s,'''' .
!: % si5 a o..g NJ r
81 81; rejected go. 80: Corn in az demand and
" S.S:n5 s% 81 s:s 3:
S:s:: SsS j;
mi l. /. l. IS sss $..'
;noadsrs sols At ;ks netting doSe " other meats
BUSHELS SSs. a.
5000 bushels wheat 5000 do corn. $4,000 do. OATS 1000
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

Authentic Statement About His Health.
As might naturally lie supposed, the news that
has appeared from time to time OF late In the
HERALD regarding the state OF Archbishop Bayiey's
health, has oceasoned deep interest and solcituAa
throughout the diocese OF Newark, over which ne
presided until his removal 10 Baltimore. recene
paragraph. setting forth that his trouble was
Brghts disease OF the kidneys, with the sdditionaI
remark that mo one was ever known 70 recover
from the same especially excited anxiety ana
the most reverend gentleman has since BEEN
fairly besieged with personal and Posssi ~
0uiries a. to his sanitary condition. IL
viii therefore he quieting aud eonsoling to hie
friends within and without the pale OF the Cstn0iio
Church to be assured on the very highest autnOrity
that the Archbishops he aith Is In no way alarming
Yesterday Rev. George II. Doane, or Newark, re-
cefved letter from his late pastoral coieI ossur-
ing him that the reports about MS neeltn arc
.eutirely un!oundedn and that he has mo chronic
disease Whatever" In communicating this part 81
the letter 20 the HERALD representative yesterday
rather Doane suggested that "surely tho Arch
bishop himself best knows the condiuon o' h's
haa1f
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gtnfa, ex coupon, ~ 50; DO skies, consolidated
bonds, SAX IS; DO. sixes deferred scrip, l5H
Q 10; Georgia sevens. IS q 90; North Carolina OK
coupon, o3K o "a; do. to North Carolina Railroad.
81 60; do, funding. 1865 "a %; do. do, 1888,
70 rs; DO. new, 10 20K; do, special tax, II
"A; Missouri SKIES, ex interest, s2>s osk do,
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, soX 90; Louisiana
sixes. 80 81; do, new. so SO; do. levee
skies, 50 60; do. do. Fights, 70 80; do. do do.
1875. 10 q 80; Alabama nves, Sc 90; do. Fights,
90 IS; South Carolina skies, so IS; do, new.
January and July, 20 22k; DO. do, April and Oc'
t0ber, 20 Is; Arkansas skies, funded, 80 o 40.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was dull and business sluggish
after the New Years holiday, especially ~ the con-
tinued stringency In money checked new opera
ttons. The days speculation, such "a 1t was. was
irregular In It's temper, or at least was various rs
to different stocks. Thus New York Central and
Western Union Telegraph were conspicuousiy
weak, with decline Of one per cent, and Wabash
WAS unsettled. leaving or at decline. while the
others were mostly higher and 1rm. their i'm
pr0vement ranging from to ~ per cent, the
latter extreme being attained In the case OF Erie
which led the rising side Of the market and was
the moro conspicuous feature In the upward move
ment. It's fluctuations being closely paralleied in
activity and extent by Pacific Mail, which opened
at TAN, receded to 73K, advanced to TAX and
closed ct "a Lake Shore, O. @. and ]. c. and OhiOs
touched the highest points OF the season.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. l.se
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6mo blunt instrument at the hands OF Lewis Reich
megar, November Z, l872
50 Anthony J; 0'Nei, aged thirty-two years,
Wales pistol shot ct the hands or James q. King at
= 2 Pine street. November 10, 1872.
q. william HI. Lee, aged twenty-five years, New
York, pert0nitis the result OF stab wound OF abdO
men By knife at the hands OF some person or per-
sons unknown, on the morning OF the oath OF No
yember. 1871 Cherry street, between Pike and
81 Anthony Eaton, aged fty-eight years, New
YORK. fracture Of skull, result OF violence 81 the
hands 81 James Fitzpatrick, November n, 1877, 10
Thtrty-fourth street, near Madison avenue; and
John Lyons held as an accessory. =.
twenty years, Ireland, shock and lnterna! memoir
rhago result OF pist0l-shot wound ~ the hands OF
Robert r. Bleakley, at 10 Nelson place, december
81. Nicholas W. Duryea, aged thirty-eie years,
New York, stab wounds ut the hands OF John +.
night OF the 18th OF December, 1879. sfa4f
IS. John Dan, aged fity-three years, Germany,
pyemta, stab wounds, knife at the hands OF Charles
Cordes, during quarrel IN the saloon at l7e Duane
LHpenard street December IS, 1872.
Sd John O'Hare. aged about thirty-nve, Ireland,
saCture Of skull by being struck on the head with
= hatchet at his residence, 3Os East Forty sixth
street, December "a, 1872. John Fitzgibbon or
rested to await inquest. M rIl.
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COMMISSIONER VAN Norris REPORT

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Commissioner Van Norris report contains the
astounding Information that the receipts OF tho
water Department show that the whole water 10
dispensed at the rate OF $50 gallons for every cent
OF income; and also by city ordinance tne con-
IL is plain that II one-half Of the 49, 600 gaions
daily distributed" was paid for At TINS orana"ce
rate the daily receipts OF TINS departmeh enor
Now Il is again plain that at the ordinance rate .ae
depai tmcnt should be In receipt OF SlIooo pc,
nerartment receipts for water per aununt
a. 30 ass 81; divided by sos gives $3.50 ~ ~
ssO0O 900 gallons equals $50 gallons OF woIoS
| eaCh ceut or ,pcoii,c, JAMES eVe"
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

Governments were down with the lower range of
the gold premium and as a consequence OF numer-
GUS sales by parties who had been holding bonds
over the close of the year avoid OF taxa
ton. The stock tape reported sale of CTS at as
low as 1879. lex coupon, although 1874 was bid
at the close. Toe following were the closing
ces:-United states currency skies, 1l2% 113;
do. do 1891, REGISTERED, ll4h has; do. do,
coupon, ex interest. 114s. 1147s; do, nve-twen-
ties. registered, May and November, 1l2S
Il3; do. do, 1862, coupon, do. 1924 lib; DO.
do, 1854, do. do, il2a4 1ls; do. do, 1865, DO.
do il3s. 1881. do. do, 1867, registered, January
anu July, ll3H ia; do. do, 1865, coupon, do,
sx interest, 1l2s ils; do do, 1867, DO DO,
ex interest, Il3h a 1917. do do, 1858, do. do,
ex interest 1884 q 1917 do. ten-forties, regis
tered, 1osx 10; do. do, coupon, l0s% ITO;
do. hves or 1884, registered, 1llsl ll2k; do, do,
coupon. nix 112&.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were quiet and firm. The
following were the bids at the regular call, Union
Pacific incomes being the strongest feature, with
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Beet was quiet md unchanged-quoed at $40 81 dor
new plan mcss So Sl4 Tor do extra mess bbls III
So Tor do. prime mess e5ces and ~, 10 Tor DO
we're also quict but steadily held within the range OF
SSl $40 Int ineatsA moderate Jobbing trade Was the
~~niy business repored Prices remained nomnally the
same We note sales OF u 900 lbs OF picked bellies az
Iard--fhe Market Tor Western shade frmer but
not aroably higher Sales ltn crees on the spot Of Ic
100 tcrces for February at 56c aud 100 tierces tor
March ut SIC. a., 49,.
flcre was no pcrceptibc change w prices. We have
ou,y W nylc sale VI tiqJ legs rerNanbuco w
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ATTENTION.!

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD =
viii you be kind enough to publish to the world
ne abuse which passengers by the Fourth Ave-
nue. Railro, Iare subjectcdS They are made 70
wait from : to ten minutes at the Thrty-second
street dep (, while the driver changes his horses
very often missing trains, besides being kept in
the cold. Cannot horses he ready for the cars
Yours, AZ HARLEM.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNrY MARKxr.--LoNpon, Jan. 2--5 r. NJ
Console closed unchanged United States Ave.twenty
soH Consois opened ct SiN az for both money ana
92n 1857 ten-forties, 81 new fvcs, o. Erie Rail.
PANS BouRsk.-PARIs, Jan. 2--P M-Rentes closed at
$751; 23c
LIvERPOoL BR.ADsrurn MARKxr.-LTvRRrooL. jan p
6P. M.-COrn 28S ID per quarter. The market Is quiet
S;r;ts tnrneuns 4ss ncr cvt RoS,ned nctrls w."
aid. N1Sd. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0ND0N, Jan. 81 r. M
Tall0w, As, Cd. per cwt
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FINANCIAL.
ANKING OFFICE OF FISK HATCH,

RANKING OFFICER OF FISK HATCH.
> NEW York. Jan. 2, 1873
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO, tho CENTRAL and
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been
negotiated by U.S. we believe be among the best and
most desirable in the market which
in time must become very scarce especially the
will probably during the coming year, pay or
in gold another large los Of vctwenties and issue in
their place five per cent bonds
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS, the total amount Of which Is ony
ssooooO, secured upon property worth sasooooOo
Central Pacific Bonds They issued In denominations
of slo $500 and $1,000 coupon registered. and at
their present market price-s6 and accrued interest
are very desirable.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS are too well known to require description
commentator. Their total is s2s,ss5 OOo they
have for long time ranged in market price
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to ss,7ss.OOo This road is conso-
dated with the Central Pacific and the payment of Its
bonds principal and interest," is assumed by them 0ou-
pom Bonds 900 each Their market price to-day is 49,
ss,s, As they have recently been introduced the
Stock Exchange we expect TO see them rapidly rise
to the price of Central Paciacs being substantially the
same in character and value.
We buy and sell, usual Government Bonds. receive
deposits, on which allow interest, make collections
and conduct a general banking business in AL its
branches Flsk HATCH.
A MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
pa on II N aUy yG 9o nsGHss o
A $4,000 TO BUY FIRST MORTGAGES or GOOD
"A. Property In Pennsyyania, and ONO none 9u
Sffs Y.pRy ' @ county
MONEY TO LOAN IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
A. and Queens county L. l.; also for the purchase Of
CITY hrs' ana 'ec SAwARp IEAvIrr. "a Wall street
ANY ONE OR COMPANY WHO CAN FURNISH 5000
sonabe, chance Tor PROFIT Of twice the sum; in.
s Ma m sssn with Fl Oas capital in
%yss ea'" Sasss ait w 4.
ELEVENTH WARD BANK, NEW YORK, DEC z,
sen annual aSdsd Of hres and ha
per sen free Of all tax q 'f sho%S
ToR sAIE-A FIRST CLASS SECOND MORTGAGE rs. 81
for $1,000 II months % run hrst mortgage sso ~
rents for 50 800 value 5000 corner property on fu
ton street, the City Hail Will pay per cent
DRAKE CO., No. sWhloughby street. BROOKLYN.
uAsKINS 4 BRAINE,
ri stock Brokers, II Broad street
stock privileges bought at lowe market rates Safest
mode OF Circulars with full particulars ana
explanation, mailed on Application
INTEREST ON CITY sToCKs-THE INTkREsT on
the Bonds and Stocks Of the city Of New YORK, due
February L. 1873 will be paid on that day by the Cham
berlain. mt his ONCE in the new Court House.
The transfer books will be closed from Januaryt feD-
f"A'S y ''' ANDREW r. GREEN. Comptroller.
CRY or NEW YORK DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CoxrrRor-
LER's Orrfcs, January 2, 1873
TAY COOKE M'CULLOCH co,
81 Al Lombard street, London
Commercial Credits,
Gable Transfers.
Circular Letters
tor travellers
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