davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
For Sale.

ANE span of sound young HORSES. well adapted
ionItsow c. II. LOWS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
Notice..

Notice.
MR.. CHARLES CLARK retrel from our firm
Jan. 10th, 1873 His interest and liabilities cease
from that date. The business will be continued by the
remaining partners under the same style as hereto
fore. LORD, HASKELL q co
Portland, Jan. 10, 1873. janl1snlw*
If yOu want a nice Photograph or Tin
Type, go to NJ. McKenny,'s 16l Middle Street.
He warrents them as good as can be made in Port
land. ap5-eodtfsn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15

Miniature Almanac. January IS.
sun rises. ........7.27 Moon rises. 49,. Gas PM
sun sets. ..........4.53 High water ~ 80 PM
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
REMOVED,
j. B. BROWN &c SONS.
b A N X Il r s,
20. 40 Exchange Street,

PORTAL Nd, MAINE
DEAF in Government an other Investment
Securitie in Gold and Silver Coin.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of -Four per cent per annum allow
ed on all Daily Balances Accounts rendered and in
terest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued bearing H.
terest as by agreement and available at maturity in
Portland, Boston or New York.
STERLING Exchange purchased. Sight and sixty
day d-afts on Englnnd Ireland, Scotland, and al
the principal cities of Europe. Also, Gold and Chr
rency Checks on Boston, New York and Montreal
sold.
Agents for the sale of the
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Port
land & Ogdensburg II. h.
$3.50 M&Stf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
GUN
!. B. LUCAS
The Press as am Advertising Medi-

The attention of advertisers called to the excel
lent and constantly improving condition of the Daily
PRESS as an advertising medium. Its circulation
Which has long been the largest in Maine has consd
erably increased during the past six months, and is
steadily and rapidly increasing 1t goes to the very
best class of readers in Portland and vicinity sold
largely on railway trains and steamboats,, and ia
found in all public places sn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15

THE most charitable reader of the testimo-
NJ Of Congressman Books son-in-law before
Tho Credit Mobilier Committee on Monday is
forced to the painful conclusion that the New
YORK member Is inextrcably involved with
the transactions of the Few wera in
clined to believe McCom rs early declarations
respecting the completely of Mr.. Brooks with
some OF the stock transactions; but Mr.. Neil.
soa's statements, guarded as it was possible
to make them, discloses the fact that Mr..
Brooks had to do with this stock to a consid-
cable Ext mt. 1t is due to Mr. Brooks to state
thlt tae fact has not yet transpired that he
received this stock or the control of it as a
remuneration for his votes or influence in
Congress. The Credit NJ )biIier stock, as is
W Ill known, was issued by company incor
porated under charter of the PENNSYLVANIA
lie yislature There could be no improperly
in congressman's purchasing it if the pos
session was not consequent upon his vote by
which, under the influence Of the managers,
the mortgage of the United States was
subrogated to that of the Pacific Railroad
Company. If Mr.. Brooks New York
cypress published the Tribune slanders re-
specting connection OF Messrs. Blaine and
other republicans with this matter. as most
Democratic papers did, he may possibly feel
the force of the injunction: "Thou shalt not
bear false Witness
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15

The American Tune Book !!
This truly National Work contains A THOUSAND
TUNES, which after careful inspection, 500 compe-
tent musicians decided TO be the popular ones
published during the last half Century.
All the well proved favorites Included, and none
omitted. Price, 81 so.
A pathetic and beautiful instrumental piece,
1T is DONE. .Poznanski. 20
The above books and pieces sent, postpaid, on
ceipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON s. CO., Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON& CO., I'll B'dway, New York.
Janis DIV
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
EVERY PIANO rs FULLY wARRAN
TED FOR FIVE YEARS

Parties DESTROYS of obtaining really fine Piano at
very moderate price, are invited to examine them.
Mr.. Gorham will be pleased to show their advantage
es to all.
The la ge number of prominent citizens we refer to
below, that have purchased these Pianos and who
ter year, and the steadily Increasing sale we are hay
ing is the hest proof we offer for their excellence
and durability.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
RANK OF PORTLAND.

On and after this date, the I'm ersigned will carry
on STRICTLY Banking business, at the Banking
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank,
in Portland, Maine, under the style of the "BANk
OF PORTLAND'' and as such, will receive Deposits
and make Discounts, in the regular course of the
Banking Business.
w.N. GOOLD.
Portland, June oath, 1872.
jun23new1t then su If
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15

anu lnuny OtntTS.
The occurrence of these annual sales here and the
large number Of citizens that have placed confidence
IN MIN AMI purchased these Pianos from year to year.
enables Mr. Gorham to feel that he is not Granger
here, and that all those who may in the future en-
trust him in the selection of Piano Forte will in no
way be Disappointed.
Our Pianos sold on easy iustalments if desired.
OLD Pianos taken in exchange and fair prices allowed.
we shall also offer a large variety of rich Piano
Covers at very low prices. de27d3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-15
Whit Shall be Done.

Mr.. Beecher said in recent address that
the free schools should be made So Soou tnat
no private school would lie apie 10 i've IN
their ueiobborhood. In Maine private schools
do not flourish, but unhappily for very diff
ferent reason from that given by Mr.. Beech
err. The rec elementary schools are becom-
ing so inefficient and so neglected that they
do not furnish the material for private schools
of higher grade as they formerly did. The
ccndi ion of things is so bad that the zeal of
educational reformers is now up to fever heat,
aud it is pain that something is about to be
done. just woat shall be done is very
grave and very important question, and the
thing to be fl AIRED is tn differences may
arise among those who are in substantial
agreement as to ends, when the question of
means has TO be settled. We venture to
make two suggestions IN the interest of har-
mony which seem to us of great Importance
at this critical period in The history of the
State. First, the friends OF education are
called upon to cultivate most catholic and
disinterested spirit in regard TO tn. measures
proposed for improving the schoolsystem. 1t
is time when the laying aside of both hob
bies and prejudices is the most useful thing
man can do. On the one hand the educa-
tional reformer should not insist upon the
paramount Importance of such schemes of
Improvement as he himself conceives to be
m ,st useful, and on the other he should wei
cone with hearty sincerity whatever sugges-
tioas seem likely to prove valuable, no mat.
ter from what source tn y come. Personal
vanity or ambition should be laid aside
In general effort to promote the
common good. 1t would be too bad to 20 OIL
for another decade reapine our present annual
harvest ofignorance and crime, because some
prominent gentleman is displeased at the
preference accorded to plans of reform not
wholly satisfactory to his own mind.
Our second suggestion is that in selecting
the means to be employed in the rehabilita-
ton of our schools, the preference shall be
given to those methods least likely 10 excite
OF revive popular prejudices. This winter
work ought to b, permanent one, for in
stabili is least of all endurable in education
al systems. Every bacRward or dilatory
movement finds its measure in the filling up
OF jails, prisons, poor houses and asylums, in
the increase of poverty, intemperance and
crime, and in the great reduction of the
average happiness and prosperity of the hui
man race. Among the pans proposed in
ferent quarters for reviving public school
education in Maine are compulsory attend
ance, free high schools, district supervision,
an increase of the mill tax, the abolition Of
g .hool districts and uniformity of text books.
If here are any of these measures which in
pe;nliar degree are calculated to excite special
op POSITION, and thus weaken and distract the
ef)rts of educators, they should be cheerfully
laid aside till the popular prejudice can be re-
moved or its reasonableness established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

-, s5 change or srOt bat ws nos 'sir nqurT ior
hnsrs Ses = e'~ M veal STRAINED euotei IS nds1 IS
f. .vs :, q FER SsS,o s1 ss w.sas
i'S ,9e Es.sssP, 80, eli far oebus asu,aa guo, sc
, h bSis Fh ssdsyass aeraBa an sNaey
ss,ss Osa.. Lam !, V'' but ''' 1' 'n' '''
t P7soyoSsThs sOsvhs' excited sud hgser
snaes 40 s1sh and REGULAR Az So bhls At sc 80 -le p oI
So Ms- 81 for o ga T y ip ss hl S,, Ts =
isr Msy si-s snd for June s7as and go s6s
.sa 500 80 81 = S pam s an i5s IS
s TsF Sss s1. .s 5, scs Be- Ham. ar sHs
y = bS 81 Co.'S Meats better he demand
sHt,5 ~ eIBors $ heSes Dr sae4 Shouiae1S Al Z a
~ a. ,ftsr fsr st wssrht; 10 Chicago. az ~,
~ nj e 81 boa-d m SMOKED Shoudsr sf6te 500 Do Rams Il
-. eeel ~ az eo.es la ~ Gpri Al. ana 80 boxes do
sro on p,va DRESSED Hogs OPENED higher ou CLOSED ,4Ins
adsic Cor Cay oong a see Ian : hgAsI an. Az
frur SO bills and tea a. sc FOR so sloo for Csy
> = @ fs az s.sss- - SssS q LIS e., seller APRIL
B-TrrETbs marke quiet the receipts continue snail
Sss '99ss Low grade STATE Butter - a."
~ $3.50 go me- ts Fs to Good ssseru
Fpe.strr West sac GfoGss sdAv
CHEssT-Tbs qast ser the export movement fair
sFsBS S F.oriss,. isl ar Ohio Tseoss snd Pr sac
'GS9 . f s'-'' fs IS ar SKINNED
PETkOhklM-CrBde nulk aall
more scvs bu esr; saes hb prompt delivery a; BE Ihs
al with quoted 81 - VI
1fv - 2raS2 . Lowe Road sH - = uppe 90 Refined am
nj 0t hu Of ent; for trst hsb April qaosed lse
- So bbs t sehvery a. that puoe Case II limited
81 me hsphinA lower Ano ally aS-
Philadelphia quiet
- A.,t ss.1r sgos hAf nsninAly l9stc.
uorinaiv uunhSnged 6dSic Tor Fair 70
soos Resrur ans Cut bui business a SAND
however there sales Of 81 hh1S
r AZ h,r.s ou puFsie tsrns RcfRed unartte1
sTFsRTN and act ve 81 + a \ Pnme IN es a
- Sac, AID = ~
Il, Cr..s. Ssra-in a re. bosud for expert
SFKpS-over bu si al demand Of mone- al Gsc foi
R-me notify tallsf - IS.
TALON sg s.l0ag Of 81 oo Pair Good 81 se
sboss guotea a. So
G,rI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Eupppuar Hauuure

Losp5s, Asreb I'LL - m.ons0is opened y. asa for
1nl ~ Ulie1 states FveTs-rtr bonds 5s
~ es - Ieufortea ~ New FTss d. Ere h-ny 81
IvsEro1L hallh 3ll ~ a. mCOttOr opened sr1 Md-nHg
~ laos a aet1. NdliBg Ods1ns. SIC
Loal,s h4fct 4l-l-sl p E--Kne Railway shaus ~
esfDoL A4ftb 4lsU p m-J0t0u Ml3dAng Up
sAlat 81 A1hng Ofesnt Sd q Cotton stippel
..a o. Charleston FeruAry March Bsadsiaas
sse& FORK - OIL al SeN
L,sDa nAle SIS ~ EC0uEols closed slf9I for
NJ. kslssy sEsfes sIt
Li'EArooi hsrr l-5;30 nC0ton closed arn The sales
~ Lsfs Tea sos iDolBdng speculation
80 n sAet 1900 bss American The peuLs q
H'a S01isy Ne 1s
q = gaartsf.
lslsDos, hsrrh 7l-Talon. a evr
F'9i Mara Mhvedng Bacon a :, cvt Cor sboz Rf
49,, 3 ost No. D'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Hxv-YoRK. Monday. March 81. 1871.

Exw-YoRK. Monday. March 81. 1874
Fbr The general horse market the week opens
with strong supply composed OF horses from almost all
pa-ts OF the county, ~ well from Canada Kentucky
aud Vermont the states rom which eur market n
went 10 draw valuable stock. however bnt
very meagery represented. Central aud Western New
York are at present supplying the most desirable car
rage horses; they 10 be found in almost all stables
where pleasure stock h held sale. Prices OF tine
horses we have frequently mentioned are so arbtt
~ TO defy correct quotations. 500 however. be
taken a fair average for matched pair OF large ana
sufficiently syhsh coach horses. and from 500 10 Sc per
head for desirable coupe horse. Work horses sell az
usual heavy truck horses commanding ready market
and especially firm prices
AT Mr.. Arch JOhnstOn's new hOrss auction mart, IN
east Tnrtsenth-st, University place. Aale OF
horses, carriages etc. % no held tomorrow Inesday)
the LIST OF April. at IA o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
COTTON MARKETS.


stvaxy1H March 3l-Cottnu i'm Mddnrs 13ic receipts
o. bales -Ypos-o Continent o0awlse 81 bales
sAles, L9b bales, sOcE 80 bales
WfLNsGTON March 3lEOtor trn M11nrs lie net receipts o.
bGIes saiss, q laies sock. 5U2s bales
CINCINNATI. March 3lCOiiOn frm Mddlng zci pts ~
bales shipmeuu 81 bales; stock. y l6O bales
March 3iC0fon MddhnEs 8.c;
hzles; 81 bales.
Marrh 3Coou, steady Af1in-z. Blc; Low MID
dhnEs 8dlsc 6ood OrnsrT lf4c receipts 80 bales e1Dor
March 3COtt0n Mdehnrs 1876 receipts
i55 20 bales the Continent, -
bales n bales stock 9l2 bales
hS-rt 3lCOlt0n Mjadhngs, Ib.c eceDts III
bales 81 bales
BosIOS Aaruh 5lCo0a and higher Addng 2Oi asoie
receipts ~ bales; 70 oaesi sales 500 bales s0ck L 0o
bales
PBt1DELPHIA Msrch 5l.-Coiton 6rns aiidfhngz. zoe
MEnPHX MSrch JL-COt0n higher Low hI0dng Bdhtc; re-
29 bales, 2.y1 bales stock, a. 90 bales
Ordinary, i6toi
bales erpOrSeoastwse 81 bales Eaes Jl tzez
ssock g. iQ3 bales
EokEoLK March 3i-COrou Low Mi15ings lsic
Ia baes erpor-coaStw lk2 bales sales 100 bales
sfock 5000 bales
March 3L-COton s and advanced Good Ordinary
lS4D7c bow hddinEs lsc Mddnrs l9c; net receipts 90
lOlo bales ~ bales sales III
baes STOCK y d-3 bates
EEwOEIEAS M1reh 3L-Cotoh trm; Ortn1rT, l3ie; Good
Ordinary l6lc Los Mddngz lac Addngs. l9c
al1 bales BOZ bales Great Britain 42 bales
The sl7i bales l bales sales 900 bales
lzsi evening So bales: stcck lg- .+0l haes
Louis MArch J-C0tOu Low Mddlngs, C h13lngs
he, receipts 26 baiss. shipments. - hlles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
HAYAEA NARKRT.

hsrra zsEzehahseO1 Uuied days currency
- s1-ln al9r nght, 4I1llt sh0u aghi
St-tan ~a r@---' % '"i4-' ~ NS
T. hsrtei sisseT, With moderate demand ar Europe
eAleo oiates Toe baness snail qa0auoas
80 sfAna AID AalzaEzs-slOck Waehouses u loEes sBi
aa reeeIptt ~ ae boxes nd $50 hi. -
t.fng ~ sea 400 100 hh1s including IA 500
- = 80 hhas v 1e uniie6 ststss
bue hrsr a Ssyd - Tor Superior Amenesn Four
e., Ss.t a. "a 81 ~ ioz hecAu HemsAIasrrsu sug.T
6ru a - Per qeia-. Lard Ia Esgs steady 10 81 ~
su ~ qleteblY higher Potatoes
A. - a. sis9rls 81 gg1a gaons gqet % Oh la
Lauh~- $ q rea1 gh klY HoxsIe1as I'm ID << -
fE H., bel hhoosf as1ay a. Aalzl ress E8v1l stores
lass1 sirs Ffrigha 9urti sarpu u t1alhEe
a 1se - s-st az orar ~ az :, loading HaFaaa
~AHE - psrs - ~ aSrt1 u C1ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
RECEIPTS or PRopuCE.

PEI horth ava RatrocdG
htRcB III pEE- Ashes Brandy. Pkg
% Csio1 y e4Ass CspDef pEgA Dnsa Fruit yZl boiA Eggs
- BOD. Flour, 100 Wheat Corn.
S lo bus Nh LOs barley no Bsgs Grass bgs
lts1 ~ uol B-als ISL th Corn Ma 20
BE- Oatmeal ~ bops, 1919 H9es
49, ~ h.e Mos ~ 55 giis TurPsatns, Jas bbs Tar aoZe
a kr So pays Oh Gaze In pkgL PoE pkg
iAg -sse E pkg Laro - steauu La DkgE
-, Cbe ~ pkgs Ta0E LIS Pssuuts pSg6 Rice
oz sSfct SIS thG Iobaeoo. l5sz 81
80 "lAEy III os Wool IS DSgk lCA- Vine, 10 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
gopdrtnership Notices.

DISSOLUTION-Th cOpartnership hereto
IL szsiinf sru q LUDLOW PATTON Ce
d. tsr t 49, vel br mutual consent LUDLOW PATTON.
N-v-Y0Tf APRIL, lsl T. J. BEACH
COPARTSERSHP yne have his iav formed eopsrt
~ Geuera Bantrg socE Con
basness. under Tie ira u FAh DknkSlEk
PATTON. G. u van DkVENTEk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
ChGnres for Business Heu

TOR SALE-An established MANUFACTURE
ii ING sud FANCY GOODS BUSINESS Musen-lsn. Fres.u
good Rent u los, ~th three ysars
good s Of he business moderate capital required 70
profitable Wholesale and Retail Trade For ifthe
inf1rus uol. s1irrss r. -, Tnbals once
GOOD BUSINESS OPENING for any young
" Man siih small csDtaL PHOTOGRAPH BUSINESS, GAL
LERY and FIXTURES SALE VIII instruction The Ar For
further psrtcaiars sidress o. Boz HH smyrna Dea~an
DIAPER MANUFACTURES WANTED-With
$500 s60s baY interest Straw Paper aaa Board
bus1ess good opening Tor satisfactory p-r Apply 10
JACKSON a CHACE 1s PrlnklB-s-. SeSYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

OFVlCE rHK LAKE sH0HE Asp hicHlaAs boufhkhs
HALLWAY DonPAsf CLEVELAND Oai0, March u. 10 ,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
BOLDkRs thas COMPANY ief the ELECTION 81 Dlhk.
and Tor the transaction d other appropriate
busnes Wiz ees COMPANY Inv CIV Of Cys-
AID ono JEEsDAf, The tn DAY ~ MAY nsrt, hsNeen ne
hours forenoon and 0eot the Afternoon Of thai
dsI -
HE transfer COMPANY win be- closed As eose Of hn,
s,h DAY Apu sti ~ a. nornns o. inc
5.s ea = Asy OEOhbA u ELI AoesS~j'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway
z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BY
First Mortgage on its Extension.


First Mortgage on its Extension.
II, line Of TINS Road rneang tn, BTtenson, 90 niles and Is
COMPLETED except The distance Of eghtve miles between
Hsvara On the Illinois River and the Mississippi
prt Of the Hne C20 miles, from Indianapolis 70 Pekn he been
.pce oper.tou over two years and RECOGNIZED AS OhB
or THEsaOsT IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CITY
"a, interest IN ILL Bonds ssued COms~ny AND IT'S RECEIPTS
FOR is72 WERE MORB THAN $4,000 GREATER THAN IN
THg PREVIOUS YEAR
These Bands possess unusual strength and We recommend then lot
the 70 lowing
l. The Road h already earning more thnn operat-
ing expenses and interest
p The unfinished portion Of the line viii be COM
pIeted within a few months, and the entire road has
an immense business Immediately tributary 10 H.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WE'RE AT THE RATE OF s1.227 PER MILE per
nnnum and must reach $4,000 per mile within two
years, and continue progressive.
3. The effect Of revenue upon the market Vaioe
Of the capital stock Of the road. well upon ITS
convertible bonds, II obvious.
a. The SECURITY II COMPLETE.
s. The mnna cement Of the road II acknowledge 10
he SUPERIOR and there be possibility Of any
default In interest payments.
The Bona are SEVEN PER CENT GOLD 5000 sseh convertible
At option Of holder may be registered without hhrrt Fres
90 and accrued interest eseay Coupon IEHHhrJ and jay l.
free Of TAI.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN E1CHANdb
AT BEST MARKET RATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

Tns.Erssns oyrc,. Ears RlusAr Co, nsrh H. ira
NOTlCE--The interest due April Z. next. on
iss rogrtn ss,tsas. gS1a Et Ralrosd on be p.,s
". p. SHRARhAH Treasar-r
SPECIAL NOTICE = Commencing April 4.
- ls71 The I1rkREsr To FIRST ~d SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS u The IKYFBkSOsrILB, hADROE AND EDIAEAP0JIs
RAILROAD COMPANY .1E b. pad at s soe Of FrBsrs
arc Trust Company EevfEk GBO S.hekIBRSAN, Seerssry
CssICS CHIcAao CANADA 8ourHEKs RAILWAY CO.
No ID Wiilsnsl kEw fOKk, A.ch y, lSI3- !
'HHE semi-annual Interest," maturing April 1,
y lgI1 on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS CHICkGO and
CANADA soSrhERN RAILWAY COMPANY vll pad and
snsz NE LAT proKmo At s UHOs I Company Of SewEsr
Broadway. NJ OOURTRlGHT President
T'HE COUPONS of the CHICAGO, DAN
IL VILE AND vTECKyNEs RAILROAD .COMPAHYs, FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS fas April IR1 viii psAl gid
asr that date The dice Of the COnpsy Pnss ss-.YOrk
AMOS TBEEKY. Trs.ssr,r.
THE DANVILLE, URBANA, BLOOMING
TON AND PEKE COUPONS April ia viii be paad on and
ler that aAts al The sArRerS LOar and Trust congany
B. 3. SMITH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
flndnrldi.


Kos 4 ana s Ss-.s sEa'YoEk MsIeh T. s7l
4 MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of the
H o y iss cd aa S, ~ On he IL. sy q AM S.
CoIrNBTS ciScISsHTf aNp rSDiAsAPoLS R1fLWlY 70 Il.
neg 70 = sasHied Tor a1 aPpToyA y se
TETAs AsD PAciylo RAILWAT COzPAsT.{
81 E1cHAssE PLACE kEE-l oEK March % III
a TEXAS ASD PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY viii be bell
So 50 EIeAaassDsos. Ss'-Yors City % FRIDAY April ls.s
| NOMMONWEAL OF VIRGINIA.
Y COUPONS aae JaDgsr' ~ o. b, Cd eo1as s3a Soa0 sod
interest Oh Registered stock payable 4gT N NS sSs
o'ToE or UsrrEO STATE; As.lsIaST T T.E1sTHFE
DT-RING the month of April. 1873. | shall, by
IL order RECEIVE BIDS FOR cobb and OfFEEs or BONDS
ioliows: 49, 80 -
THURSDAY. April ,. slySooy4
THTRsB4Y' 4 1S5i II. sis SS,ss
THURSDAY, Aphl p $500 ,,,.,,.
WEDNESDAY April 8 ssao0Ol
WEDNESDAY, April p, s5O0On
certified ior Fvs o. BID oser be deposited
s IT, . 81 G scdS a. % sp' 0 Of 00a' or ' TOT
printed forms Tor proposal With The regulations to he observed Will
THOMAS HILLHoUsE. Asst Treasurer, {. S.
I OST-POLICY No. 1447O in the MUTUAL
l. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK Of value
10 5 sslys sriG % william WARD 30 B'osst
OFTIcE PENssTIvASIA RAILROAD C0sPavI-t
PHILADELPHIA Mafca u. Ia71
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the Stockholders
~ that viii lave the prvege o. Subscribing the
Of thu Connany Of rThree bird @
uumbe ofthzTes registered their April J. l3
% inl
subscription later The following
dates usameut Of cent between Nav q
reminder 90 cent be called for sriT tav
exceeding p time Tie
privilege fssiug stock soh BY shareholder BtE
silormsnts can The
subscription, desired EbAUND SMITH, Treasurer
NOTICE. THE ORANGE COUNTY Ma
" TIONAL BANK located Al Cbe'ss IN thu state Vermont
All nOehoerr and other creditors d
eaon are therefore he and
wM G. AUSTIN, Cashier
DROPOSALS FOR S3OO,0OO STOCKS OF
THE CITY or YORK--SeAisd proposals E b. received
a. the Controllers until THURSDAY APRIL rs3
vii b. yubhcr ior he whole
part Of 0f THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF STOCKS Of re CITY Of HeE-fOfk, 20 Wit;
Chapter Laws u 1910 payable August lg0 cIJOOO0
authorized b. Chapter %. -
Laws u 1872 payable Nov 1900 $4,000
81
payable the lst Of May and November 10 each
proposals will II stOcs desired snd s
sr hundred do the Whs proposals
vii thetup0n deuOi viii tbe Comptroller the
respectively together premiums thereon
val be- entitled certcste o equal amounts Of
value u the awarded 20 them bearing Interest ron be
Of 7menL
Eseh proposal ndor. Proposals Tor stocks
Of CIV Of HsforE" iHcossd SECOND envelope addressed
q b. Comptroller
nh nELt reserved psrt Comptroller
bds. IT, 10 L judgment, the interest 81 ihe cofpo alton
g. AADhEN H. bkEEAi ColIi".lef
3y Of SevYOrk Department Of nance Coptros one March
%, i171
stvssC. a. fgF Lass sHeFE avu Micu1aAs s8rrHKHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
Hlqrble dno 5lGIe MGuiels.

fflarble dno 5lGIe 4lGuiels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. IZHG WORKS, IA and - East EgtteeHat Marble snd
MEbI hHntels Thing Marble Couater Monuments - that
DEFY competition Marhie turning Tor the srAae-
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant 1egnA Ss S0r d description hARBLE and
WOOD MANTELS T. z. SrkWAkT 4 Co, 20 and - West
TseutT-thir1st. Seysutb-Sve
TTHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their Uuons4aaEe Foarthsye and Seyen
Offering Of MAhrES, CRATES
COMPRISING and designs AZ prices challenging
competition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

WANTED to go 10 the country, 20 miles
w fron Eep fork Civ q miiiesgrf WOMAN TO do general
HOUsEwORK suitable peron MT WITH bone Nnd Looa
.,re none Protestant apply Adirfs r. Tribune onoc