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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

SHOPPING IN Two LANGUAGEs.-I is
great fun to barter with a French or
Italian shopkeeper, after you are quite
sure he does not understand a word of
English, if you can keep your counte-
nance and make it utter one thing while
your voice says another. Anxious to
oblige, anxious to sell, and not under
standing your words, he watches
cadence and expression, and frames his
replies from that approached one in
Turin, and affecting bO greatly admir-
scarlet neck scarf, said to him with
gesture of appreciation and tone which
indicated delight: "This scarf is, /
suppose, a wretched, ill-made, shoddy
affair ?" "Oui, monsieur" "And the
price you ask-six francs-is, perhaps,
double what would demand of me if /
we're not a stranger?" with finger and
thumb in my right vest pocket, as if in
the act of producing the money TO pur-
chase it, You are doubtless a great
scoundrel in most of the relations of
life p " OtGi, nlOnsieaSre with en-
phasis, Certainenent." Permit me
to tie the miserable thing about the
weak-eyed, gaping, shriveled, honey
combed, weather-beaten face of ma
dame-ahl does not this enhance her
natural and acquired ugliness ?" "Oui,
oui "a pause, a glance at the enraged
count6nance of the learned person, a
dim suspicion Of a hoax, and the SEN
tence ended with an indeseribable
shrug. from Europe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03
NUMBER II.
THE WINDS.

The south wind sings Of happy springs,
And summers Fastening on their way;
The south wind smells Of cowslip bells,
And blossom-spangled meads OF May
But sweeter is her red, red mouth
Than all the kisses Of the south.
The west wind breathes of russet heaths,
And yellow pride of woods grown old
The west wind flies from autumn skies,
And sun-clouds overlaid with gold;
But the golden locks / love the best
Outshine the glories Of the west.
The north wind sweeps from crystal deeps,
And Arctic halls Of endless night
The north wind blows DER drifted SHOWS,
And mountains robed in virgin white;
But purer far her maiaens soul
Than all the SHOWS that shroud the pole.
The east wind shrills DER the defsrt hills
And dreary coasts of barren sand;
The east wind means Of sea-blanched bones
And ships that sink in sight of land;
But the cold, cold east may rave and moan,
For her soft warm heart is all my own.
Chamber JOHrnSL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03
Fancy the feelings Of a Pennsvlvs

Fancy the feelings Of Pennsylva
MIA mother who observed that her child
-four months) was breathing with great
difficulty in its cradle asleep. Inspec-
ton was the work of a moment, when
it was discovered that something like
a cord" was round the childs body I'M
der it's little night-gown Something
like a cord, indeed 1t wss a snake
thirty inches long coiled tight around
the frame of the cherub. In fact, the
wicked old serpent was so comfortable
that it was with good deal of difficulty
that he was persuaded to uncoil; and
when he did so, instead of stopping like
a fair-minded snake, to have his photo
graph taken, he bolted hastily into a
hole.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

-Dr. McCormac read at the recent
meeting of the British medical associa-
ton paper urging the employment of
an@sthetlcs IN slaughter houses to rem
der animals unconscious before killing
them for food. The only question is
whether the graduel administration of
chloroform would not be more disagresa-
bic to an unreasoning animal than an
unforeseen blow - the head which i'm
mediately stuns it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

The most accurate estimates state
that China possesses coal-fields to the
extent of over 100000 square miles,
one province (ShausD having no less
than 81, 900 square mileswith veins from
IL to 80 feet in thickness.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

"A tombstone-maker in Boston chi
sells G. o. d. on large portion of his
tombstones. He says it stands for Coal
Oil Death. One of his headstones
reads "Biddy Fisherty, @. o. d. Let
her r. /. P"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

A Louisburg, Ark, relict has star
ted rivate cemetery with ten defunct
husbands.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

The Anchor line of steamers is ex-
porting considerable quantities of live
cattle to England, and arrangements
are making to increase their facilities
for transportation. Mr.. Bell of Glas-
gov, an extensive dealer in cattle, is
engaged in this enterprise, and, though
selling better and cheaper meat than
the English, he claims to make nearly
$75 from each creature, after paying all
its cost.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

If persons about to wash new cali
co, especially black, will first soak it in
salt water, it will prevent the color
from fading.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

According to the latest definition,
a bachelor is a man who has lost the OPP
pOrtunity of making a woman miser-
able.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

from the Junk store Of Terence wynne, IN Columbia
street, near Hamilton avenue, ON Saturday night
Michael Fannon was arrested for recetyng the pro-
ceeds OF the robbery.
Edward McGurney was Knocked down and robbed
on Bedford avenue, near Flushing by Charles
Ford at an early hour yesterday morning. Charles
was caught and locked up to answer the charge Of
robbery.
A man about fifty years OF age, name unknown,
was found lying dead in the Union Cemetery yester-
day morning. paper which had contained Paris
green was found lying by his side, ana 1t is be-
leved that he died from the effects OF that ia tai
potion. In his pockets were found pistol and a
knile, ana paper upon which was written the
name OF Fr0mbach, in the German text.
Michael Ryan, youth OF nineteen years, was
taken to the Fourth precinct station house last
night on charge OF int0xication. He died
shsrty after his admission to the cells The Coro
ner was notified.
special detective belonging to private bureau
in New York was observed lurking about the
corner OF henry and President streets last evening
by policeman The Oflcer suspected that the
stranger was not honorable IN his Intentions, and
consequently took him to the Third precinct station
house, where he was locked up until an explanation
was made when he was permitted to go home.
Samuel Huntey invited Mrs. William Hassett to
accompany him to picnic on Saturday last Mrs.
Hassett accepted the invitation. In the evening
as the couple stepped or the boat at the dock Has
sett met them and beat Samuel so severely that the
latter repented his indiscreti0n and caused the
rest OF William, who was held for examination.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 30, 1873
Texas ordinary HJsc. a i.szc Net receipts I5s bales
Stock 6S73.
Cotton-Demand limited; mddlings is1sc. Net re
sG77."Se' s N''' sa'' i00 last evening" '0a Stock
Cotton unchanged middlings l7a+c,- a i5c. Net re-
6227. Is bales were burned.
CHARLEsros August 80 1879.
Cotton quiet good grades de Arm and in light supply
Rsdes %Ssns Us M Exports SFaeass ss
WILMINGTON, N. c.. August 30. 1873
Spirits of turpentine steadv a. tc Rosin steady 81 GO
50 80 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet at s. S.
TOLEDO, August 80, 1873
sales Of No white wabash a. 81 ~ No, white Mich
san = IS ga amSer e SdhHA fa u % pos d. d ,ps ssT T Sep
seller september ana october, low mixed 81
G for Prerh 10 Bao S e ana 10
& ys oar ss keEsS Wheat & s o sos asd
1000 do oats shipments-s6,OOO bushels wheat ssCoJ
Flour steady, sales of 1850 bbls. at 81 Is for
we 'O extra @ 10 bS St
St ssd @ Es canada d. & sS eo1
ir@ but quiet: sales one car hlsh mqed
sa; ssip;ISSs, rs; %idalinss y per- sen Gs%ai sS
u%seT s. $ o TIC Hudson Sss York; kew
New York. @ 70 BGsSn sf S
bushels lumber $500 eet shpmcnts-Flour, 1850 bbls
lumber, 500 feet
BUFFALO, August 80, 1873
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours
Flour, $500 bbs; wheat Us 23 bushels corn S0y do
oats A. 800 do; Rye, 400 do. Canal 8 9oj
bushels corn, lI, 200 do oats 1913 do. Rail exports
Wheat 1890 bushels; corn 80 S32 do; OATS 4,O do.
Canal reights.Wheat, lO4c.; corn 9ac,; oats, &c.
. S.; amber, SIS a .ss@; white, ST. IS. Wheat
firm sales 5000 bushels Chicago No spring at 81 Ss
240O do. white Michigan at IL 20 81 IS and 1900 do
Milwaukee No 2 on private terms; quoted Milwaukee
No spring, 81 4s No. do, 81 40 81 IS; Chicago No
SlS; wnite Michigan, 81 70aSl75. The first cargo of
the Mississippi brought over the Northern Railroad TO
Duluth and thence by, lakes, arrived here to-day.
Corn advancing sales 1000 bushels prime No at 52c
5000 do high mixed at SIC, 20 0O do rejected at 49c
Oats dull western held At Sec 37hc. Rye nominal at
Soc Barley malt steady prime winter Western, 81 20
market Is unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat auiet weak and
lower; sales Of No. spring at 81 % 81 Is; No do
closed At 81 u cash; ~ aSi li6 seller September;
mixed cash 4c ailhc seller september l25sc. 3c.
seller October rejected, SIC. 3sc high mixed ike
A%c Oats steady at 2s1sc; for No. cash seller
september 251tc z6c for rejected Rye fair demand
and lowe at sc. 6s1.c for No.z Barley firm in
spring Provisions quiet Pork sold at sS 20 S cash;
$l3 80 seller December Lard steady re cash. sales
at NC seller December January Bulkmeats steady
no sales Bacon quiet and unchanged. whiskey
and higher at 81 frcghts active and higher vessels
Recepts,ooo bbs -four s9OW bushels wheat assooo d.
6s00j DO oats, 5000 do rye and $1,000 barley
shDmentsm6 Wl bbls flour, 7s0v bushels wheat i9S000
do. corn, S,UOO do. cats and 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

THE STOCK MARKET.
The course of prices during the early part OF the
week was vaclating Later, however they as
sumed new vitality, and for a time 1t looked as II
an upward movement had been inaugurated; but at
the close prices again fell on and to-day, in view OF
the senstiveness OF the market to every important
event and the many reports concerning the great
forgery of New York Central bonds, it does not
seem Improbable that until that matter has been
fully cleared up shall have very dull and in
active speculation. The leading feature OF the
week was Pacific Mail, in which the dealings
were very large; but, after going to 45h
the figures receded to 43k, without any
particular strength at the close. The company
have secured by transferring six iron steamers to
the Panama Railroad Company under bill OF sale
for one year. loan OF $500 O00 This however, Is no
reason why the stock should not remain football
on the street. Erie advanced from 6sX to 81, in
sympathy with strong market reported from
London but lost about 2,s per cent in the reac-
ton. Lake Shore iell OF from 90 to 92h, recov-
cred to 93h, but after the publication OF the bank
statement again weakened. New York Central
rose to l05, but retired per cent. c., G. and l..
c. declined from 3lA to 80, but at the close was
selling at nearly the highest point OF the
week. There has been quiet picking
up to this stock for several days. Hannibal and ST..
Joseph sold down to SO and up to 3sH on COM
paratively limited transactions. Western Union
was specially active during the week, advancing
from Ssk 10 95h declining to the starting point,
selling again up to 92A, with later sales at 91h a
Ok. Union Pacific went from 27 to 25%; subse-
quently sold at 26H a 26a4. Wabash sold from 90 u
to 67A, with a rally to 90, the stock being in good
borrowing demand and loaning nat to n per cent
for ten days in view OF the near approach OF the
election. Rock Island sold at 1852. lOs 1OS'S a
IOQl. a 1SSs Atlantic and Pacific Dreferred A L
2sAs St. Paul common at 5lh 502I a 514 517s,
Panama at 1l614 q 1l5 a 116.
The following table shows the extreme fuctua-
fions for the week In the leading ShareS:-
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
CRIME IN BROOKLYN.

william McDermott was arrested last evening on
complaint OF John Hannigan, No. 155 wyckon
street, who was robbed, as alleged. by the prisoner
on the night previous.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

.Thssi@rhe market continued active and arm; the
p s.fs or ue ear last uS SS no. cHeasS ss tor
ber; 81 d No spring, last hall Of sestember16oih
next s csnads ea sf prns wpas' Sns
ss1!ns issis ;' S AZ % ~
SsioSer and W s. spo for new N No & G%aukss SPRING
and S 1he Sales about AZ
sle aoc for warm, slc 5so for kiln dried. soc osc
Yellow and Sc &C. &C. &c. for for Shc M % oa!s were quiet and
Sui
.se for white Barley and were inactive and nom
FKicnrs-ihe usual Saturday, auletnes prevailed to
R Rate. 'S we're - ssS1 S
esns s ia 4na HSsesi
sSis,a sS% .Ss steam. ss mr.
% @ % ddr Ho 4 g. a BY an sail a
70 Tys ns as Sn Sap
bark, hence to Gibraltar for orders, 26Oo quarters
in joneng way was moderate
%as na roarhu o1r aS
iations as followsCuba centrifugal ana mixed lSc
&c Soc dS a. g5ocery ssc "a 4Cs y Porto Rico soc
sSsS Ss spirit; ssos, Ss
PLACED at the prHs Esn ~ Sas s good %s
's Sb sssas
s ats Sn s sr G o do a 8 81 80 sS % so Of
g S and o OPT UPs Of pale ale a, s. Tar and pitch
PErnoLEgs. market co ltnusd dull, but prices
r n%Tay the nS ss ensd % quoted dr M M s
months Crude in in buIk at S,so cases @ at c 2c ae
aapa'hs the the low asf st cf %
H s% M I's 49, kosess :: Tae2% Fartsr 81 : r rs5G 8
81 20 The fhiadelpha market was inactive and nomi
nrs Hsensa 50 pack
s sss aGF 81 nd
M G9D5s e. gSE SS aeH%t 9s @ 0s at
an and % bbs Is o. nnpec;ed prime mess at s5 oO also
son!"aed auls bat r% at or%er prices About q
Dackass;s we're s a. a los at from % 81, C Gr aa
f'S r So
sS mi ss' ss SS's
tS S SO Ss shoudsTs s , @
1e Tmy held e &C. long clear and s
sspte%esr and SEC or October lie SAFE: I N.
S S sSS ssIess 5 Tnsa ssP,s%ssr
5snsS5 ss.
the market contnasd Arm Arr the basis for
@ a n sP1s. & sfxsS :, q s'd y
sse:: fair tS good tair, S&c: s4s;; soed to
prime Pri' cSSiss SIC; cen.fiiagal hAds. and
melado, &c. a 6aIc. Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard,
No Nos to 7SS se do 70 % TO TO Z Z os osc ~, Sc
DO. 10 to 20. lONc. iG'1c white, loc a lie Porto
Rico-Refning, common to prime 73c sac. grocery.
fair TO choice, ssc. a s4c. Brazif-Dutch standard,
nos sto ~ &c as53c JavaEDutch standard NOS ~ 10
SIC.
market remained steady We heard OF sales OF 20 terces
OF Carolina at SIC. 9Sc., 50 bags Of Pana at INC.
7s<c. and 800 bags OF Rangoon at 6Ssc. 67xc
SrEARINE.Market dul; 10 hhds OF prime city sold at
sac.
fALLow steady with sales Of GO bbls at SIC. AID
?b NO lbs. OF prime at SIC.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Si3 buls The market was mac
tive parties apart Held at 81 H. with bids OF 81 10
fused,
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

small Ola Ohio skies sold at 102, New York Gen.
traI skies at slk. Central Pacific GOLD bonds at
ssx, Union Pacincs at so q sOx sck. do. tens at
62k 63H, Great Western seconds at SIX, New
Jersey Southern irsts at "a, Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated sinking fund at ok, c., c. and I. G.
irsts at s9k, Burlington and Cedar Rapids at SIX
81. Union Pacific land grants at II. The follow
ing were the bids "a anne ndad at the call
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August 80, 1873
Sugar demand active and prices advanced; Nos 10 to
H. putch standard, ll4c. l2c.; Nos. l5 To 20 Dutch
standard, l2s4c l4c Molasses sugar sac s4c,;
coyado inferior TO common SIC &C. fair good
refining, g9<c i0c grocery grades u i2s reals per
arrobe. Molasses nominal sugar at Havana aud Ma
receipts Of the week. $500 boxes and 25 hhds exported
during the week, 1900 boxes and 1850 hhds including
inHs1,o BSSo1 steady at ss go ger cwt Butter Arm;
quiet Hams-American sugar cured easier at
Wv Isl per Quptal. Lard easier; In KEGS.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

sayanilis, sohc; MHc Curacoa. so,<c. Hc gold, st
ELoUs AND GRArS.-Receipts-Flo laOsO bbls; /;
wheat LOG 92o bushels; corn 264 iys cora meal go
week ending d9ur 7o.sli bbs wheat t'a 7as bushels;
oats 22 Os6 bushels rye, s67ss do The dour market
was less active today but continued firm The sales
the appended quotations Corn meal sold to the extent
rams NJ fna anna niadA Wa uuo
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
Tot liabilities S247 200 Dec 500
I25 p. G res've 81, 726,425 6l,9lS,050

70 p. Q. resVe oo, I20,4Zo ol,9lS,OoO
rs pc res've 6950175 5,9O645O Dec. 1,O437 725
In this connection 1t may be added that we are
in the receipt of numerous communications urging
reform in the system OF weekly bank statements.
1t would appear to be an object easily attained,
provided o few OF the banks set the example.
There certainly is not single champion tor the
present system, and no grounds on which 1t can
be defended meanwhile the whole business COM
munity would welcome the change which gives to
them an exhibit Of the actual condition Of the
banks at the close OF business on the day preceding
THE GOLD SPECULATION
remains IN statu quo The pool practically are
still masters OF the situation, and 1t Is said have
made good thing from their ability to fix the
price at the various figures marked during the
week, and thus buy and sell with profit on their
various transactions. There has been good deal
OF miscellaneous and direct writing with reference
to the dangerous power thus held by few, and
the possibility that they may spring a mine sud-
denly that may produce catastrophe, but beyond
the occasional squeeze or the short interest specu
culatlon mas so lar gone on as quietly In stocks
Meanwhile the government which Is the actual
cause Of all this weakness by emptying its Golfers
into the lap Of Wall street. escapes scot tree from
denunciation as gigantic copartner in the opera-
tion.
Government bonds at the close were
drm at the following quotations limited
states currency skies, 113h 1l3X; do.
skies, 1881, registered, 1l7h 117h; do. do,
coupon, 1lsA l19al; do. fve-twentes registered,
May and November ll61s III; do. skies. 1852,
coupon III 1l714; do. hve-twenties, 1864, do, III
a ll7H; do. do 1865, do, l1ss 1lo; do.
do, 1867, registered, January and July, i17% a
ll79S; do. do, 1861 coupon, do., III 117h; do.
do do
q llsk; do. ten-forties, registered, 1131 ia
do do, coupon ll6ik III; do. nves of 1881, reg
isteyed, 1141 1147s; do do. do, coupon, 1l4H a
1l47s-
Business in this department was 1rm. but
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

fair demand At - So ~ Tallow hrm at $40 80 a $l7
per auintl Wax quiet Honey steady at 81 reals per
gallon. Onions and naval nominal Coal oil firm
Empty hogsheads nrn. Lumber nominal: pitch pine,
Sal sag per 1000 feet Box shocks auiet, hogshead
shocks nominal Freghts easier Hoops-Lons shaved
nominal At $95 SllU per 1000 Exchange weak.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
NEW CAROLINA RICE.

We were shown sample Of new crop Carolina rice to-
day by Messrs Dan Tamages Sons, of this city, six
casks of which consigned TO them ard will arrive
per steamship Champion This Is the first of the ne ew
crop and the quality is AL
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

BLAKEy-WEBsTER.-O Wednesday August 6,
at st. Peters church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR..
Spaiord, VIM. T. BLAKEY, OF Philadelphia, to LIZZIE
A. WEBSTER, OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and nged-FlOur
Steady-Wheat and Corn Firm-Oats
Steady-GrOceries Firm-Pork and La rd
were LOwcr-Petrolcum NOminal-Spir-
its Turpcntine Easier-Rosin Firmer-
Whiske YIN Nominal.
SATURDAY, August 500 p. M.
The week just closed was q week OF comparative
activity in trade circles generally, and the mer-
chandise markets were, in most instances, charac-
terized by puoyancy and 1rmness. Trade increases
as the on and the indications are that
large business Will be done In all the leading
modities Drygoods have been active and are al
ready well sold up-the probabilities, being that
some sorts will run short at an early period.
Hardware is scarcely 80 active as 1t has
been, but heavy business was done
during the past month, prices ruling firm in
almost all cases. Boots and shoes have also been
In good demand. and trade is represented as in an
eminently fourishing condition. The movement
in breadstufs was retarded last week by the dearth
supplies the receipts being very hight But buyers
awaited heavier receipts however, that the markets
dull and prices declining until the week.
when business was briskcr and prices were decidedly
higher again. Provisions sluggish and 10 wer on
Change on Saturday fair business was consummated,
what irregular prices Flour steady under
fair demand Wheat active but good business
consummaed at full prices. Corn was in fair demand
but not decidedly changed in value. Cotton quiet
and steady both for spot and futures Groceries
quiet but firm. Pork and lard were lower Petroleum
was dull and nomnally steady Spirits of turpentine
was quiet and easier while for rosn the market
moderately active and hrmer. Wniskcy firm, but
parties were apart, and business contaminated
CorroS.-values for cotton on the spot wholly
nominal The reported transactions unimportant
n Dn Future deliveries sold to ex
tent at unchanged prices We sum up thus:.
1Oiag La" gkssse'g. Total
Consumption. .........'''.''''''' o'9 zoo 9-o
Speculation. ..,......s"''''''''.' q
Tota, bales ,es............ 672 2s5 9E
For future delivery basis low middling) the sales have
zoo at g0iac 20 56c., 100 at 70 3l6c, 800 at
zoo at 2Oc 300 at 20 3l6c september 40 at 3 u &c.
November lat II 7l6c December 100 at 5l6c Total,
800 bales. Today, np TO P; M-septemberl 1900 at
Is iS3lc October, 400 at IL lS6c, 20 at Il 2532c No;
sses. Grand ira nd Z total tails Ms5S bales We quote:
Upiinds Alabama. W Orleans 7eIds.
Ordinary. l41s IA ifis itH
Good ordnary..... II Ia "a IA
strict good ordinary l6s pa ,Ss 1913
t,,,pW mluuiln8'...... is,s any,,s a,ia oola
The quotations are ba sed cotton in store, running IN
quality not more than half grade above OF peiow the
grade quoted -. -
d,nary cargoes, 2O4c. 2ss2c.; fair cargoes, 2lAc
good carsoes siA 22c prime csrsoes, Sa+c
and nineyy iye days lay O crcdt; Java government
ds; ac Be- 0S Seycn s's sc %c' sc Ssfaosbo,
s. Domingo IsSc.a iSc Porto Rico, sic. &c. Costa
amica' Whc Ic: Malabar, 2Oc ale; Mexican, zoe
"c' MANIA is'<c Sozc. Anrostura 0hc. 2ic.'
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

For future delivery blasts low mddlng) the sales have
been as follows Last evening, after r. M-August,
zoo at iac 400 at 20 6l6c, 100 at 3l6c., 800 at
zoo at 2Ohc 200 at 70 Sl6c september, 200 at is Il &c.
November II 7l6c. December lWatH IL 5l6c Total,
800 bales To-day np to p cy Na a.
vember IL 76c Deccmber 200 at i7ssc Tota 400
The New York herald., 1873-09-01
CITIzENS' SAVINGS BANK
NJ "a clA 4 u,


Present rate Of interest SIX PER CENT
Mouey deposited on before SEPTEMBER 1, will
bear interest from that day.
Interest calculated from the lst of the month follow
ing the day OF deposit and is computed and paid or
credited January and July the balance hand
those days Bank, 5S Bowery southwest OF Canal
street.
Banking hours every day from 10 TO g. and Mondays
and Saturdays from 10 A. NJ to +. NJ
L. A. QUINTARD President
SEYMOUR A. BuNCE, SecrenrY
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

Tot reserve $7o676,6OO s67s24 500 Dec. ST. s52 100
Circulation. 27,.14,400 27,28l,90 Inc 81 800
Deposits 80. 227 691, 800 900 800 800 Dec 100000
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

INRIE RAILWAY COMPANY
II TREAsURERs OFFICE New York, August l3 1873
NOTICE.-lhe Coupons OF the Second and Third Mort
gage Bonds the New York and Erie Railway Company
falling due September next will be paid and attic
that date at the Office OF Mcsrs Duncan sherman Co..
No. IL Nassau street
The New York herald., 1873-09-01

FINANCIAL.

A LExANDER FROTHINGHAM COMPANY Or
n game incorporated companies, make Investments
in mercantile, manufacturing and other pursus for cap
aliss Having European connections also possess fGc
lies for foreign captal patronage solicited from sub
stautal concerns ALEXANDER FROrHlNGHAM 4
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