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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

Cosayeuess Jaundica bap,u,ta fuiigcsu
nysentery. Foul Stomach EryHpalss Head
arhn, Plies Hbruma0isu Efupti9Ha sud
Shin Dlsea-rs, blEHgu-re-s, Llfnr,
Complaint Drnpsg letter ia.
uIoTr and saIf Nbeumrs
Worms, 0uut. hrurat-
gias asa Dinner fIp.
sud Purifying tho
ii.uud
are the most eouReuiI purgHtye YET perfected
Their effects aiDudaH'ly thu~ hos much they
excel all other Pills, They are eafe and pleasant
70 take but powerful u eufc. They purge out
the foul bum0fa OF tho blood, they stimulate The
slaggsh or at=grdeTtd organ into action, sud
they lmpait health aud t8tH go g. mplAiHts a
evsry body. bot formidable sHd dsagcrou 81.
reases, hyat eminent cletEymeu, most nklifui
pAy ICihua aad our b. Il citizens send certificates
II carce perf1rmed and IT great benefits they
baye derived taom uesa Pills. They ste the
safest aud best pUyrIc for edldfsH, because mild
AZ Nal ~ chaesuhl. tsinR sugar Ca ted, hoy
are easy 20 take sud being purely vegetable
they are tu irelf hafmiess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

The Peruvian syruP,a Protected Solution Of
the Protoaide Of Iron i, .r combined as to have
the chstscttr e an ahneDt, IS easily dgestod
and asslmllated sitb the blood a. the simplest
food Il incf,S ses the q1suity Of Hslurss
Owu Yitsliziug Agent, ir,u, IN lbe hload, aud
cures Thousand ills IMPLY by tmax up, IN
yigorating aud yit.Hz.ng the sgstsm The on.
uchei snd vtttzsd blood peFmestes every part
Of the body, repairing damages aud waste,
searching out morbid secretions and leaving
nothing Tor disease to feed upon.
This sthe secret Of the wonderful success of
thi. remedy 10 curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant. Dropsy, Chronic Diarrbua, Boils. kor.
vous Affections. Chills aud Feyor-, Humors, Lasr
Of Constitutions yigor, Diseases u the Eidneys
aud Bladder, Femsls Complaints, aud ell dis
eases originating 10 BAD sttts u tAs blood. OF
accompanied BY debility or low state u the
system. Being free from Alcohol in any form
its euerRiE.ng effects are not followed by eoue.-
ponding reaction, bat are permanent mtusng
strength, ylgor Aai ue~ l.fe nt, all parts Of the
system aud building % 40 Iron Constitution
Thousands have been changed by the Tee 0i
this remedy from urAk, sickly suffering rrga-
lures To strong, hes thy saI happy inca aud
women, audiavalids csHno, reasonably hesitate
70 give it trial.
Sec that each bottle h.s PERUVIAN rYEUr
blown ia the glAss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

II You WANT TO BYU
FLAEEELs. YARN
or anything 10 the woolen line call on
WEST a BROTHER
DENTISTRY
The sah.oritsr my BE- foasa ~ al times
Al ~ ace IN ptEklnas B.oct, prepares te Dc
a. tnas =
DENrAL WoRK
In the be.. msnuer. and Al hyiaR prices
tsomrlrts and partial srts ~ teeth made A.
short natice. aba warranted 10 give satisfaction
Particular sttenuoa rHid 70 Sling and pre-
serving teeth.
Ch5ltosarss and ether administered under
he rcction q practleiag physician wheu de.
slralis
1 male zee q the latest improvements 10 ths
deutsl art. Aad EuAfautse good soEa 10 al cases
Tooth b ushss and tnuth powders 81 supcroi
quality, GlwAys op had,
GRO II. SWIFT.
N,aebesisf ". sept II. 1874
l.. D. co Y.
VILLAGE BOOK STORE.
s~sExINARY AVENUE. MANCHESTER. -
Coustsuuy on hand general assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS 4 SCHOOL BOOKS.
PUBLICATIONS. or rHk BIBLE AND
TRACT SOCIETIES,
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONARY.
Pens, INK,
PENCILS
ENVELOPES,
sad all articles in this branch Of trade. Also,
An ASSORTMENT or JEwELRY.
SS-lf
BUY YOUR
READY-NADE CLOTHING OF
IN BoSEsTEEL
Factory Point, VI.
$4,000 Envelopes,
st the JouRNAL office, for sale cheap Every va,
rty Of business envelopes. 81
IIOAIl COAL!
constantly on hand at
yuLLRRToN's MARBLE WORKS,
SIiylby Manchester Depot.
HARTT d CO,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

d. J G. A4EHA CO., LowELL, Mss,
Praetieqi and analytical Ctsmttts
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EFEtYWHEkk
sir8 Wy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

RURNHAM 4 TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY.
RrFASp NEENoNr,
Esprsssass
Etua Insurance Company.
Assets. 100000 o.
Home Insurance Company,
Ascot. ti.saoooo %
Hartford Fire insurance Company
A..g,s i2Uoeoo 90.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
As-ess t2.oao.oos 90
Royal Insurance Company.
Asset. tlQcoa.oo1 o.
PhUniK Insurance Company, New York
Assets O. o00, 900 90
Franklin Insurance Company.
Asse's s. GOD. coo 90.
Insurance Company Of North America.
Astets e. 81, 600 20.
Springfield Insurance Company.
Assets o., ooooo0oO.
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford,
Assets q 900 10000.
National Fire Insurance Company.
Assets $4,000 o.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
! Assets 81 500 900 90.
The shove strong lst of Companies represent
. ed by
Bg NHAM 4 TEMPLE,
23aly Opera House. Rutland, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway. New York,
And 10 The Principal Cities Of the United
States ard Canada. 42l2tfr
Z. @. MASON. Gent Agent,
for Rutland and Bennington Counties
hUTLASD, w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

RUTLAND VERMONT
SOMETHING NEW lll
MASON a JEgKowsKI,
Hsrr ast rstaraa fraa ra tau Ard Nsv Turt
u.sftl3s aHtb 81 n.measf s'as n
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Csa,sur af sis lsasst sfyles q
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
For nsbs wear.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS,
afsrerr description aud prlos.
CHILDRENs' CLOTHING,
ell styles and sizes, from 3 years to 10
years Of age
We make OYFECOATS a specially
Mems Blue, Black and Brown Beavers
from Is 90 to $50 90
Mems Blue Black and Brown Castor
from Sl2 50 to $33 so
Mems Chiuchilla Beaver oil Colors
from Ar so to $22 80,
Mems Heavy Gray Satinet,
from 81 30 to $40 90.
Every variety Of
Boys, Youths 4 Childrens' Overcoat'
PAGES CHEAPER lHAN Tbs CuEArEsr.
Our stock Of
HATS AND CAPS
embraces everything rev and stylish IN the mar
bet large sss4rtmuut Of
LADIES AND GENTS TRAVELLING BAGS
constantly on hand. We have the finest line o
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
ia the state. Also every description Of
Mems and Boys Underwear.
For fl and make, all goods warranted equal t
custom work.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
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Cor. Merchants Row q Center ST..
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06
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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
10 Irs yAroH4L 1rlLI1Y AN M

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meet, and AegtaHarf precipitation, al On ne
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stores { fadra AID gfsJ haif lie tstafai e5ioF,
Nlth the CLOSE hBd ifssbnesa N sou .. ihr Gun
gHFktlyeiY few bald aud gas htzda. tAkl W. nos
see are th8ss nhD hars ugt yft diseufcfsd be
virtues ~ ArzAs ) HalA YTsoH ~ Esnssing tbs
bar. Tie ffszh sui 8uuitial lar - sss %
older beads - 9fLsn TIE product = his sft III
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Is grair hair restore lts youthful e4l9f and 9Th
i yauT features D. tAsE prRinai Shines AID
agreeable expression.
As a. sezant dressing i3f bssgufgiDg TIE
Hair, "a lee ua supPefaaf
PREPARED ~
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-02

Granda tu6 Ia honFa 90 mareci
4 Ia nacinn s@pafiola olgiicadome
para oeapar au tFono, h 'nra santo
naAs par nj apvuciala, eaanso que -
uaa olrveia rolnala do as dilieuIsa
slsa y puligroa qae llsva eoasigo Ia
anpseaa do gohesaar i ia pals tan
hsn1amaasn possaFhA 10.
AlsasA4so, $40 embargo, poE IA re-
.,lasioa propia 10 mi Fasa, que ansea
hasea 90 osqasva sl pslssyu. 'leci
sgBsla i IrsplFAFaaa aaisaaasse 81 81
hloa ~ pals y ! CsssoeaEsaa pr esma
- seIos - parsl4ass Fesaalta ]
eunplls xipaanaaass II Iaranaasa
80 80 pgsasala Aasa - lssdFisa C0aa.
slsaysasea. y pFoaso ! hae~f sssae
asnala - aAssShesos pr dAs I asas
valsso.o pa.hls : - - aeesslsA
i hb9ssAA gas nsssose y 4 gram .
- / qas - wsHsosa h.asaFsA J I
vsrsaA y ee~asaa Il -. hs !
AAa AasteAa srvi qas i esssA expe
ssanxsA - asA ssslA - u Asss - asAn
- s.ssa saplAa - i lsalsaa I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-02
aprobada pot 256 yotos CON 80. de

aprobada por 256 yotos con- 1872, de-
clarandoss pof el presidente de la
As0nb!ea nacional que quedaba pro-
clamada la Repdblica espanola. In
mediatamente Sc procedi6 al nom
bramiento del gobierno, resultando
nombrado presidente de la Asambled
nac;Onol y por ende dc la repdblica
el Sr. Martos; presidente del gobier
no 81 ST. Figueras; Estado, Castelar,;
Hacienda, Echegaray; Gracia y Jus
ticia, Salmeron y Alfonso Cd. Nico-
las); Gobernacion, Sr. Pf y Margall;
Guerra, C6rdova; Marina, Beran-
ger; Fomento, Becerra; y Ultrahar,
Salmbron yAlonso @. Francisco.
Sc espera de un dia a otro que la
eaceta Official de la Repdblica espa-
nola publique tres importantlsimos
decretos: el uno sobre el pensamien-
to frme que tiene de mantener la in
tegridad nacional, otro sobre el au-
mento de los sueldos de los oficiales
del ejercito, y dltimo, reconociendo
lasdeuda. .6s
noi9ieaUfnse El corresponsnI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-02

pOr el sosle
;. gooierno, olvidando
4ue representa- un partido, piensa
solo en- que antes que los intereses
de una agrupacion polftica esta ell
bien supreme de la patria
Como siempre, procuraremos te-
ner al pdblico bien enterado de la
verdad y della Marcia de los sucesos."
Ell mismo peri6dico decia en- otro
lugar que gran ndmero de hombres
importantes Sc presentaron anoche al
gobierno a ofrecerle su apoyo en-
estos momentos, y que los presiden-
tes de las C6rtes acudieron tambien
a la presidencia del Consejo."
Oigamos ahora a Ei Imparcial del
nlismo dia TO-
GA las primeras horas de la noche,
escribe, empezaron aver a circular
noticias de mucha impor:ancia, que
adquirieron cada vez mas consisten-
cia y gravedad, a1n cuando Ell def
nitiva NADIA pudiera concretarse de
una manera cierta.
Tratabase de un acto gravisimo
de S. NJ. elrey que Sc refere la
aphcacion del parrafo quinto del art.
"A de la Constitution, que dice asi:
cart. IA Ell rey necesita estar
autorizado por una ley especial 90
q Para abdicar la corona"
Lanzada esta indication en- los CIR
culos polfticos, era natural que pro
dujera alarma, dando lugar a los mas
encontrados concentrates, aventura-
dos muchos, otros quizas no infunda-
dos, 81 bien no parece que sea una
resolution ell acontecilniento.
Y asf nos 10 induce q Greer el que,
reunido ell Consejo de ministries
las diez dc la noche, para ocuparse,
sin duda, de tan grave suceso, so di-
solvio a la una sin adoptar ningun
acuerdo que indique su Immediate
resolucion. A juzgar por 10 que he
mos dido, no hay hasta ahora mas
que alguna indication que, de con,
firmarse, tendria que ser objeto de
una ley y provocar, como es natural,
un smpIio y detenido debate en- el
Parlamento, para dar al pals una
satisfaction soienne sobre las causas
de acto tan grave, y nadie habra So
guramente que 80 atreva prejutgar
el fallo que las C6ries hayan do pro-
nunciar en- cl asunto.
Lo dnico que nos parece aver.
guado, como CO. a cieFta, es que el
gobierno ha decidido en- cato punto
obrar con toda la prudencia y Ia me
sura que Ia indole del suceso recla-
ma, no asumiendo sobre Il la respon
sabllidad do ningnn acso qne no sea
sus exclusives attibuciones, para 10
cuai mantendra ( toaa costa la dig.
nidad, la liberlad j Ia independence d.
los poderes y las instructions. LA.
madss 4 rosolver en Ia question n
liega detinitiyameuts 4 plantoarsc
lQas cauaas han podido mosivar
Ia inesperada ahilcariuu del reyl
lie aqui 4 pregunta QUO sodoa ~
hacen e1i casos momantos , i II runI
conteaia La Poisasca do osaa mAnesa
"Segnn las n0siciAs mas ausnvs =
das, notiesaa d. que vargAa veraa no,
henos hsscho Co. haes aiempa au.
y. Ainadeo eslA psulundamrasa 1T.
gussado - Il aeslGnl yIoleasa A. II.
paTsidos qna - dlApasan u poleg. i.
u las'lsdad oon 90 dsian II sst II
: IlaAlscoa - cuanio - Yfn a.ssAele.. Il
. Il, Do - ananaAa. aas alternative
nepse = asfiI.n poF uaos i osros !
, tFono ! - i sssdsusa s,ss.. - -. :,
bro q yians sIerr5anslo j s..i.e.ll.
mo - dssda laesa ooms dsnlso 4.
Rohiarn0. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-02

entrega del abjunto documento, que
tengo ell honor de acompaflar q Y. E..
para que Sc sirva dar conocimiento
de el lal Congreso.5Dios guarde a
V. e. muchos AMOS Madrid II de
Febrero de 1873.-Manuel Ruiz Tor
rilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-02
La question de los artilTeros ha ST.

La question de los artilleros ha 81
do Ia gotta de aqua que ha hecho re-
bosar la medida de su no muy ejerci-
tada y sufrida paciencia.
Como jefe del ejercito que un dia
aspire a ser Don Amadeo no vefa con
gusto la disolucion del cuerpo de ar
tillerla, por el gobierno radical con-
siderada como su tabla de salvacion
en- la deshecha borrasca provocada
por el insensato afan do la Tertulia
progresista y de otras infuencias no
menos perniciosas de sobre poner sp
amor propio y el del general Hidal
go a la dignidad a la honra del cuer-
po de artiIleria.
Hay quien cree que esa question
ha sido renovada intencionalmente
con ell objeto de llegar cuanto antes
q la solucion exigida por el partido
republicano, que reclamaba cada vez
con mas imperioso acento el cumpli-
miento de las promesas que le : :: I.
hecho convertirse en- 81
de los radicales, o.
tismo SO pror
plotad" s=.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-02

Alguuas personas que Sc suponer
bien informadas dan por cierto que nc
llegaran las cosas 4 este extreme, ST.
no que, por el contrario, Sc vencera
el conficto que amenaza, pues sc
cuenta va para clio con Ell eficaz apo
yo de personas de gran valis.
Asegurabase tamhien que, 81 ell rey
insistiese despues del meosaje y de
los natura!es esfuerzos que SO emplea-
ran para disuadirle, las C6rtes harlan
una ley especial para el case y eligi-
rian ell gobierno que hnbiera de en-
cargarse de la regencia interinamente
con arreglo 4 la Constitution.
Hasta aqui les rumores mas verosf-
miles que hemos podido recoger acer.
ca de la intentada y solo intentada
abdicacion.
Rsspecto al estado de la opinion
plbica en- Madrid, solo podemos de-
cir que la impression fu9 profunda,
que, como puede suponerse, Sc ha-
clan concentrates infnitos, pero que
en- todos los animosese not6 leyantado
ell sentimiento de amor patrio una
gran predisposicion & la calma en-
momentos en- que la menor impru-
dencia pudiera ser perjudicialfsi
para el porvenir del pals.
Los mismos republir
zados mas que nu'
4 la politica pue
Sc aconsejaba'
y Ia modere
los homI
este c.
en- =,
sc
The New York herald., 1873-06-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS

sSsSa S s soss g 1sr sssss g. NJ
s Sale. 5SRorts-rO Great Britain ss coa'twise a77
Nrw ORLEANS. June y, 1879
gss, iss Rs;.. Nst receipts bales gross Expsrtro
sslss ls:sisyen,ns as, sS ssoei, %ssfy
s e lie $50 s5sa'
Cotton quiet: good ordinary isc low msdiinss ic
sss rsssts oss IL srls etS1-tss
eepts 5ss ExportsIo Great Britain, sO26; the Com
Cotton arm madliugs lsse Sss% low %is%nss ns isa
sas S. s' stoeap sssspi r. Sss
Spirits of arp.n.ne 1 ss s e. Gc.a Ssss sa q a. . e
IS DIP and sn Tsad Tsa 81 hard and
ToLEpo, June q. 1873.
sfST hfssy At sq 81 s. % &ss
sfp 81 sssr smSsT 5sy 1.ags I. I .es SS
ass :ssg seller
da%aged ssc; oss-FSi prices asked but demand
sS1ss sss ssi ss
asa sSa sH% sa1mS9so ans
Flour steady sales bbls at ss a nS sprins M %
sS sf osnaas
y? n1Ss %,ass s.r
SS sw fslh rnsss f TIC
Sasy sSsk
sil feet Of lumber shipments BY feet
faio and oswego tor tidewaer yesterday noop
DO corn loS0CO do oats and 72,OOO do rye
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours
corn
do; oats, 246os do Canal shipments-Wheat, a,ssi
Ra S ao 9s S dS Corn rye do
oats, A. y75 do. Canal reighs-whcat 1915. corn 9sc;
81 tlSn nsst Snses %ssss 6 d ~
$40 Wheat ga easier ys sales o5 bushels Miwaukss
N MlSaGkes No Spring at 81 g 81 30 Chicago No q
1000 DO Nc at 4S.sc l5s oais hrm sale; 1000
Saet canada @ c ye so western az 800 eoc sarsy s
Sarsy Mese %s 81 81 g 8 u prime wpsr
malt held at Ssc otheFP artces are unshanaes hye
Flour in improved demand sales OF extra spring at IS
@ da HoSsng dsssssS spos 81
$c spot; strictly fresh closed SIC O 4sc spot pot
no no M at sc SPOT Rs A. seller July rejected 24s
Visions ii ir% and in ir demand Pork @ Steady at 81
ssa5 IS seller August Bukmeatsp steady ss sales ot
duh and unchanged at ssc. Treghts-oorn to Buffalo.
$4,000 bushels wheat ia 900 DO corn, eooOo do oats ana
46D rye. shipments-@s SO ooo o. bbs flour, $4,000 bushels
LOCO do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-06-28
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren will spend the Summer Al
Cape Nay.
The Saratoga Springs SdrGtogian is bidding tigh
for large Increase in the number OF visitors this
season II says that within the last year or two
improvements have been completed involving the
outlay of hundreds Of thousands OF dollars, that
visitors may come here ana enjoy themselves or be
healed or their maladies more entirely and wIth
fewer drawbacks than at any previous time In the
history OF the Springs.
1t Is sad that Governor Henry A. Wise, OF Vir.
ginia, contemplates spending few weeks in the
North. He had better visit the old John Brown
tract, In the Adirondack Mountains
The family OF Secretary Richardson will leave
Washington this week for Long Branch where
they Will spend the Summer.
Some or the prettest and NEST romantic Sum.
mer resorts in the world lie along the banks Of the
Hudson River.
Otego, in Otsego county, N. Y, Is located in the
valley OF the Susqnehanna, and for health, comfort
and pleasure Is equal to any Summer resort in tho
Empire State.
Everton, on Mamaroneck Heights, in Westches
ter county, N. Y, Is only one hours ride on the
New Haven Railroad from New York. 1t is beautt
fully located and possesses all the requisites Oh
comfort and convenience.
large number OF the people of Brooklyn viii
seek pleasure this on shelter Island in Pc.
comic Bay.
The races this year at Saratoga will commence
on Thursday, the cath OF July.
Clifton Spings, in ontario county, N. Y, offers
many inducements to those who desire to spend
the Summer in quiet.
The Otseg0 mineral springs. In Cherry Valley, N.
Y, embraces sulphur, iron and magnesia water.
Cold Spring, Long Island, can be reached by q
two hours pleasant sail up she Sound, and Is,
therefore, a desirable place for those who cannot
leave their business In the city during the day
The mineral springs Of California yield waters OF
grea* variety both as to degree Of temperature
and-as to constituent elements. Among them are
hos and cold springs and waters impregnated with
soda, iron, iodine, alumina, sulphur, magnesia,
lime potassia and other mineral substances and
with carbonic and. other cases. They are attract
ing the attention not emily Of the citizens OF Cali
iornia but Of invalds and tourists from the
Atlantic States and Europe, as 1t ia well known
! that permanent cures have been elected by the
| medicinal power OF their waters.
| Private equipages are going into. Newport daily
! BY the dozen.
There is q beautiful sheet Of water in the noun
tatns OF Sullivan county, n. Y, called White Lake.
| the borders Of which offer all the varied attrac-
| tions OF the more popular Summer resorts.
Charlotte Cushman will pass the summer again
at Newport.
The British Mixed Claims Commission have taken
| house FOR the Summer at Newport, and will hold
their arst'oficial meeting on the I'd OF July.
There. are ane boating and fishing and beautiful
and romantic scenery around Cscawana Lake. u
P0tpaw county. New Yoxk,
The New York herald., 1873-06-28

dent; T. II. Camp, Vice President. and ]. A. Saw
yer, Secretary and Treasurer.
Work has finally been begun upon the line OF the
New York, Boston and Montreal Railroad, the or
ganization OF which was completed some time ago.
This line consists mostly OF short roads already
built, and all that Is required is to make the neces-
sary connections. Large quantities OF iron have
been contracted for, and the work Of grading is
pushing forward at both ends the Boston division.
On the Putnam, Dutchess and Columbia
divisions the work is also going on. and part
Oft Is expected to be ready for trac next month.
These lines have been secured by the Erie Rail-
way Company on q long lease, and, when COM
pleted, win give that company the connection with
the Eastern States which 1t has SO long desired.
Owing to o serious defect in the claim brought
by the New York Central Railroad Company
against the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to
regain the suit dividend tax. the road, through
their attorney, Mr.. Fairchild have asked leave to
amend the petition SO as to cover them on the
point OF law which declares that no suit shall be
instituted against the Revenue Department until
the Commissioner refuses to refund. As the case
now stands, he had merely refused to abate.
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
The report OF the Comptroller OF the Currency
shows the resources Of the national banks on Fri
day, the 25th OF April, 1873, to have been
$l,7s6, 1893. The number OF banks was 1861.
The New York herald., 1873-06-28
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks TODAY

Reading at 1l5%.
The statement published tnat the interest upon
the first mortgage bonds OF the Port Royal Rail-
road OF South Carolina, which have been placed In
Europe, Is not paid, Is incorrect On the con-
trary, the property Of that road bids fair to become
among the most valuable on the Southern coast.
In time direct connection will be established with
the great West through the Blue Ridge, and when
this important event is consummated 1t is
impossible to predict the many advantageous
commercial changes that will take place by
reason OF short route from the Upper Mississippi
to the only point on the South Atlantic coast
where exists harbor capacious and deep enough
to float the navies Of the world. 1t is said that
line Of English steamers will commence running
next Summer between Port Royal and Liverpool.
Competition will thus be created with Savannah
and Charleston. and, probably, much OF the cotton
Of the Southwest basin will md Its way abroad
via Augusta, Ga, through this new outlet.
The interest on the first mortgage bonds OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company and on the
first mortgage bonds OF the Lake Superior and Mis-
sissippi Railroad Company, both due July !, will be
paid on and after that date by Messrs. Jay Cooke
4 Co.
The Connecticut Legislature has passed the
Seven Per Cent Usury bill, and it u now in the
Governors hands awaiting his signature to become
law.
At regular meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Rome, watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Com
pany the following gentlemen were reelected
drectors for the ensuing year wv. 9. Pterrep6nt,
Marcellus Massey G. Zibriske, Jr.; Moses Taylor,
Samuel Sloan. william E. Dodge, John I. Denny,
Gardner Colby, John 8. Farow, T. Ii. Camp. s. u.
Hungerford, Theodore Irwin. william M. White.
Marcellus Massey was unanimously ELECTED Pgesi-