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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-05-16
ZegaI Notifies.
ASA KEYEs, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.

NTATE OF VERMONT, MarIbOrO, S..
~ BY the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HEN
RIETTA GROVER, late of Wardsboro, deceased
Greeting:
whereas, AVERY J. DEXTER, has presented
to this Court Instrument purportng to be the last
Will of said deceased, for Probate You are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the Probate OF
said instrument at the session thereof to be held at
the Probate ONCE, in Bratleboro, in said District
the last Saturday Of May, A. ID. 1873, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, if you
cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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FL Fl. II.
MEDICINE

rs the greatest medical compound known to tho
Il world, for the Of all the external diseases Of
beast. There Is no pain but II will relieve.
No swelling IL will not subduo. No lameness from
sprains and bruises but will II has made cures
Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Burns, Sprains,
Bruises, &c, upon persons And bad Sprains Br us-
es Strained leaders, Calls, Rngbones, Spavins &c,
Horses that have resisted the combined skill Of the
best medical profession and the power OF the most
popular advertised remedies. When used according
to direction 1t will remove those blemishes which
injure hne stock without leaving Every fami-
y should keep bottle In the house in Of accdent
II will save many an hour Of pain and sickness. No
horsemnn afford to be without bottle In tho
stable. Fifty dollars has often been added TO the
value Of the horse by the use of enc bottle Ask your
Druggist for 1t. .- --
WALTER ELMER,
Pttsned Mass,
Agent for the New England States,
To whom all orders should be addressed 3m10
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GOT Sale.

r. ron SALE, 3 year old gray hly,
n1A No. 80 Of the Hall stock, sold last July.
W~t1 over Is hands high, broken TO single Har-
-aAzzA>ncss, sound, good disposition, and re-
markably promising action for speed. Sold because
the present owner don't wish to wait for IL to mature.
Has cost me over goodwill sell for 1900.
III. II. HARRIS,
3w1s Chicopec, Mass
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United States Internal Revenue.
NOTICE TO SPECIAL TAN PAY
EMS.

YINHE law of December "a, 1872, requires every per-
i engaged in any business, avocation, or em-
ployment, which renders him liable to SPECIAL
TAX to procure and place conspicuously In his estab
lshment or place Of business, STAMP denotng the
payment OF said Special Tax before commencing bust
ness.
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DUN AWAY BOY

Vh IA CON nerdayi AGENTS wanted All
PV w " ~ pie, OF either old
work for usn their all the tma thing
srr Particulars Address
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The taxes embraced within the provision, of law

Any person who shall fail to comply with the fore
going requirements will be subject To penalties
SpecaltaI Payers throughout the United States are
reminded that they must make application to the Col
lector Deputy coector of their respective Districts
and procure the proper stamp for the Speciatax Year
commencing May l. 1873, without waiting for further
notice.
CHARLES S. DANA,
Collector Internal Revenue,
I'd District Vermont.
st. Johnsbury May Sd, 1873. 4w19
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10000 GIFTS,
100000.

On TUESDAY, JULY sth 1873, the Third grand
GW Concert, under the managem INT Of Ex-Governor
Thos. E. Bramete, AID authorized by special act of
the legislature for the benefit Of the Public Library
Kentucky, positively and unequivocally comes OF in
Public Library Hall, at Louisville, KY, when 10000
Gifts, all cash, amounting to 100000, will be dis
tribued by lot among the ticke-holders. The money
to pay all these gifts in full is already in the bank and
set aside for that purpose the following certificate
shows:
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 7, 1873
This is to certify that there is in the Fnrmers'
and DrOvers' Bank, to the credit of the Third
Grand Gift Concert for the benefit Of the Public
Library of KY, Five Hundred Thousnnd
Dollars. which has been set apart by the Managers
to pay the gifts in full and will be held ty the Bank
paid out for this purpose, and this purpose only
(signed.} Il. =. WEIGH, Cashier.
Only few tickets remain unsold, and they will be
furnished to the first applicants at the following
prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS; quarters
$3.50; II whole for 500; Sc for $780, Il3 for 81 OOO
and SIS for $1,000. For tickets and full information
apply to THOS. f.. BRAMLETTE.
LouisviIIe. Ky.
or THOS. IL. HAYS & CO.,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Real Estate.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale the Real Estate be-
/ longing to the Estate Of CALVIN BUCKLIN, late
of Halifax VT, deceased situated in said Halifax,
near "Read Hollow called, and about IL miles
from Brattletoro, and consisting Of the following
farms, to witt
The 'home farm" containing nearly 800 acres OF
land suitably divided into moving and pasturing,
with about 80 acres Of woodland. Suitable buildings
conveniently arranged, with running water at both
house and barns Large orchard with great variety of
apples together with peaches and pears. Also maple
sugar orchard of about 1900 School house with
in about 100 rods Of the buildings on said farm. The
above described farm il of the best and mott pro-
ductiye in the town OF Halifax.
scribed premises containing 100 of land suitably
Large apple orchard and maple sugar orchard Of 400
trees. School house standing on the premises.
Also the 'Niles" or "Newyill" farm adjoining said
"home farm" conaining150 acres suitably divided
convenient buildings, running water, and large
orchard
Also 1877 acres Of pasture and timber land adjoining
said home farm" and on the south side of the brook
which runs through said "Read Hollow All or
either Of the farms above described will be sold at
bargain.
Parties can be shown over the premises by calling
upon A. Il. YEAw at said home farm. For terms, &C.
inquire OF STEPHEN NILES, at said Halifax, of the
subscriber at Wilmington, W.
T.. 7, BUTTERFIELD,
Admi Illustrator.
Wilmington VT, May LIST, 1873. the
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Deatts.

sIKES.--In this village, May H. Elizabeth, wife
Of Uriel Skies, aged IS years, months.
STOCKWEI.L-In West Dummerston, May O.
Florence j., daughter Of Henry A. stockwell aged 10
months, 16 days.
OsBoRN.-In Readsboro, May 3, Sylvia, wife Of
Loren Osborn aged &C years and months.
PALMER.-In Bernardston, Mass, May 10, Hattie
j. Palmer, aged % years and months.
BROWNIE Walpole, N H., May T. Mrs. Mary
Ann Brown, aged 70 yearG.
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or THOS. IL. HAYS & CO.,
600 Broadway, New York.

S5O 500 gSs day wol Agents wanted AL
sex, young old, make money at work for us in
their spare moments all the time than anything
else. Particulars free. Address G.. STINSON 4 CO.,
Portland. Maine
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USE the Reisinger Sash Lock and Support to
FaSten Your Windows !

No spring to break, cutting of SASH cheap, dura-
BILE, very easily applied; holds sash at any place de-
sired aud seffastener when the sash is down. Send
stamp for circular Circular and six copper-bronzed
locks sent to any address in the U. s., postpaid
coip of 80 cents Liberal inducements to the trade.
Agents wanted. Address REISINGER SASH LOCK
CO., No. AIS Market St, Harrisburg Pa.
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AUCTION!

WILL be sold at Auction ON SATURDAY, May II,
w 1873 at O'Clock J.. NJ, the House aud Lot on
Organ Street belonging to the Estate Of Marshall N
Clark. The House IL almost new two stories high and
conveniently arranged for a boarding house or for
two families.
Terms made known at the sale on the premises.
WILLIAM s. NEWTON, Administrator.
s. n. HERRICK, Auctioneer.
Dratteboro April 30, 1873. 3wls
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-26
'om the Virginia Chronicle, July %. ]

ShIOhlClCs So.J
Fran, amn,GoDyILLE SUPERINTENDENT. -
arch;, h M. Thayer, the well-known
was ..ect nec, and mining superintendent.
|ent ~ oSte,s..erday appointed Superintend-
Still ,a ahe Woodville mine. He will
tendonet etain his position as Superin-
smuent sona of the Julia and of the Ari-
-Ona and Utah mines.
and IhasoNAL.-Senators Ia w. s. Hobart
Its THaiiles Phelan, NJ. C.. Hillyer, and
liIe, nateman (late OF the British Bas-
from 1Ttrived Taiised 6y this mornings train
'he Nevada Tribune of July 23.l
pleasmnEL E LcoME VIsIToR.-We had the
the ae ba inns morning of taking by
Hon 1an q Nevada's Congressman,
l. W. Kendall, who, with his
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
bonds there vas nothing of Importance but railroad
bonds were in inquiry at strong figures.

bonds were III inquiry NJ sJfouK nguEeS'
The opening and closing days Of the present week
witnessed an active speculation in stocks, but the
volume of business during the time intervening was
very small and devoid Of special interest On Mon
day there was sharp decline early in the day. and
partial recovery at the close but after that time
reactions and counteractions were the order Of the
day. until to-day, when the lowest, prices of the
week were touched in many cases. The special
feature was Pacific Mail, but Panama. Western
Union, Rock Island, Canton, Delaware Lackawanna
and Western and New-Jersey Central were each IN
their turn prominent cards in the game The widest
fluctuations were in the aboye-named shares. To-
day the advance in the Bank of England rate of dis
count and the uncomfortable news from Vienna
and Frankfort led to general weakness
and decline, i'm which the whole market
took part. decline of TO Il per cent before IL
o'clock was succeeded by somewhat stead1er feel-
ing, but from the second call out there press
ure to SELL notwithstanding the favorable bank ex-
hibit Panama and Pacific Mail made the greatest
decline the former selling from 1l6. to ll4 and the
latter from 55 to 3d. Rock Island fell off from llO TO
1O8s Western Union from 86i TO S52 c., G. g. l. C.
from 342 10 33 st. Paul from So to 56s; Union
Pacific from 32s TO 3lt, and the remainder
Of the list fell off to per cent, with the lowest
Investment securities we're steady. except in the
coal roads which declined. Canton sold at par. and
the rest of the miscellaneous, well as express
shares were dull The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

The rate Of discount of the Bank of England naA
advanced per cent, and is now per cent
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies lO9l PAiladelphs and Enc han
road. o59 Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania KALI
road Al: Gold 1lTk
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
RANKNG AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BAsksRs; s:ss a

... OFFICR OF FISK & HATCH, BANKERS, &C
8 NAssAU-ST., NEW YORK, May II, lS'a
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAnEoAD' now Ouii,
and in operation as q through line Of travel arc
traffic between the chief cities Of the Ohio 'sie'
and the East (4oO miiesl. makes regular conheG,
tiops at Richmond. with railroads leading -
ponts along the seaboard and with the oio Nv
uipion line of steamers for New-fork. and ~ NUM-
ipston on the Ohio River, with fast paeke's ~
Cincinnati. Louisville, sc. In order to Ac0on'i"o
date the large traffic IN Western produce S0e~".
outlet 70 market over this road. the Company s'
extending the main Line eastward TO deep
terminus on the Chesapeake Bay "heIe tno -. -
steamers can load and unload alongside )"
are adding 10 the equipment of the road ana o.ne
wise enlar0ng the carrying and transfer iA''" =
% meat the great tratiie which ITS short hne' ~
,,,ades and other operating advantages are aiuA''
ing TO IL. -. sxvxs PES
CENT GOLD LOAN. authorized for these pun "a.
amply secured by mortgage on the property p IN
rec of ~ 900 each principal and interest," payAs
,old coin in New.York City; interest JAn"A'
Ir,rt Price 80 and accrued interest ii
Fnll information concerning the Oo'aS ss.,.,y
"a ,nd ,ho resources of the country u'on'N'
thereto furnished on application. y.ru
BoNps Alta BARGAIN
MoNTcLAIR RAILWAY BONDS m
Guaranteed by the Midland Railway 10,
JAMESON. SMITH g. CorTiSS' IL o'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

The mbioned table shows the extreme huctua-
tions in the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares, United States bonds, and gold made durlng
the past week, as well the closing quotations OF
each al the dates undermentioned
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England to-day on balance was El5O,000
Money has been easy all day on call at and per
cent TO the stock brokers' and and per cent to the
leading bond dealers prime paper moving
at 8 to 10. The bank exhibit was very iattering
again, the banks making further gain of 81 SS9 5
and they now hold $462o,25O in surplus over legal
reserve The banks make handsome gam in legal
tenders due to the influx from the interior, the
specie being also increased freely. The coin move
ment of the week covered the Treasury disburse-
ment of ST. 10000 account of the regular weekly
gold sale, and 81 900 on account of coin interest,
the bonds redeemed footing up $4,000. The Gus
toms receipts for the week were 81, $4,000. The
bank statement shows the following comparative
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
MAY 10 1879

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-oFFlCIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI, 10! O'CLOCK A. VI.
iSIics Of GOceruHeHi Bonds. -
I5 600 ia 300 C. 1lsl 1000 u. g. 6s. Cou m l3s
InO0 u g 800 c. '67 100 10000 us. $40 Coup, G2,
40 600 n 1901 called bonds. .ll73
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
a LIBRARY FOR FIFTY (5O] CENTS.-
Now RssdE Cloth boub1 81:
lRIAI of H0RACE GREELEY. Will

MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
Va TWO PORTRAITS aBi ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait rep
SessuBg Of bis hfs, aud
heke sbd portrait Of him pub
sed Tie Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY BIZ lt ho1r
Of death Funeral Arrange Closing Cero
res Mourning The People Letters VI STmpaihT OF tie
~ The Tributes from the Poets Resolutions aui Proceed
gs Of vanO Pubic Bodet ke Pamphlet Euor 81 oeB
boDBd e ether free b. mail 90 receipt Of
THK TRIBuNh
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
RssaF
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,

LEY. ss0 o.. ,.,,-, =, A. ,,-,,-, A.. -.
% ~ Comsoe Manufactures The Public Debt Of the United
a.1es Cabinet sspreme COur Minister'S 70 Pefga Courts ke
Fos,hr far eo'sni sssnng tbd seet
,.T Vote Tor President Congresmso Governors te lS Com
49, % frst Eeons; The Presidential Elections, fron the t
En eers Washngon 70 The second beenon Of deBenl Grant,
T National Platforms for S APO 1ssb SR1 la1sfesneF
,.laswst,On Pnes. NcI Sf aohsf' ei @oI
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
Bank shares were IN good request, and fai
were realized. The quotations were:

There was pretty brisk inquiry for railroad
bonds, which were strong in tone. The demand wa
most active during the early hours Of the day. Th'
quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
ERIE RAILWAY-Winter Arrangement Q

II taking effect jan 20 1919 Prom Chambet Depot for
2ai-st note belvgD
Chicago Drawing Room Coaches
70 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 70 desuusuOh
ii m-E1prss As Buffalo aud Nsgan Falls DaSng Room
Coaches Susguehauna ami Sleeping Coaches 10 destnatth
D. IN (Day-Cncinnai Chicago Night Express sleeping
Coshes through to Bufno Niagara Falls, Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without ch9nge.
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jerys g. II rli:lS 3. ID, 4;Jo and = "a,
Goshen and Miietown, FI:O $780, II AMI -ll' a. S''V
WsrWies 4 III and LIS 4. m and f3D p. m.
Newhurgh 1890 and II a. m, $3.50 and 4;il p. II.
SuFen 1890 1890 IL and 1ll5 $3.50 s. g. 1890 = and
Rigsood Hobokus Alendae and Ramsey's f7O $780, II,
sI:I5 a m. 1880, 5, 6, 1880 and sll:3O p.
Paterson Gas 7:5 g. 1880 TO- H. all:l5 m noon, 'l43
$3.50 T. 8. 5:lj, 6, 900 =. g. 10 and II 30
Newark 7;l5 81 aud 1880 and 3:S, SIS and $50
Park Su Passsie 645 73080 TO- II m u Noon
sl:45 3:.O, I, SIS 6, '6;j0, 8. 10 and -ll:jO
Hdle HactenssE aud Way els and lSi5 H. D. g. and
spdag Valley and Way sIS. o:'S l. snd and
iEosSrOcd s. sad 90 m, 1o 'ls. ':is ss $50 go
and F5:45 D. m, and tl2 Mid 4.
Cr.,i t5 ts and s:1oa m l;o alS AlS $780, s and '7;''
sp.s % s. 7 10 and m, loo o 4is CAS- $780, s9o
and ti:45 D. M. aud tlz MID. 80 "a a.. ,,, sao
E BLTnns leaving Chambersst half hours leave
iISo n m and ~ Mid Trains from Chsmberst only.
B-Tus the ~ r. aud Nevart Branch leaving Chamben
At on quarter leave Twenthird, 20 minutes earlier than
above time -, ..-,---... ~. n - s,..,,n.
Cosbs be ob,aued orders the checng and transfer
B,gsae NAV be lett the CoDpanI ohce 59 and s9 Broad
.sss cor one hs and Thru Coust
BootlJn al the Compsnys DepO and OF Agenu the principal
botel'. ,,a.-.,. .,no.A., sn,A.~. o,,,
tDrlg. tsunoys Snt aorr c, p..nSa, s.r,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at 3p. m

Gold, in consequence of the foreign news made an
advance from 1l7sall7l at the opening to 1lss and
closed at 1lss to 1ls the German houses being free
BUYERS The occasion Of the more active market
and higher price was partly the news from the
other side, though helped along by the firmness of
Foreign Exchange Loans cost for carrying 8, 3. 4,
ST. and 8 per cent The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $780, in coin interest redeeming S2sO0 called
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Geld cleared, S66se40OO; gold bal.
ances 81 1850 currency balances, 1885, 3l8 The
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
NEW-YORK, -NEW-HAvEN, AND HART
I KATLKDhD.-NeW'1OFEa
SPeIEG ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY 1871
Passenger Station in Nsrforf Gnnd Central Depot Enne sn
FeIiI .esoee,si onx

y foRb Raihaoi ip-S..Yoli .ad S.x:H.,ss pi,i,!es.
sFEIEG ARRANGEMENT. ~ COMMENCING MAY nI lsil
TRAINS fiH IRssE VEN Sss. YORK
ssGIs SID sr LIZ; Z 1 % issPPI ssl'
sU n to 70 sofsS md Pones 70 S Com vy Rao.d
N,s R,ysn and Northampton and H. sad W. Railroad s..
i'i NJ % s.as,ssei R.io.d Baa;:ps ,'o and
Trsins Tor S.psTen leave M i:os SOS IBI ii;3s 1870
I 30, 95 s.H .as sa sos SC1 !EI aadS.. 70
81. o, go S "a &C.. "a .as r. ' Sc sSI F,I ES.,
NJ Vernon, hsnaroneet. and Rye. .,,.-,o..
Sunday Boston Mail Trains soS N via Springfield and sG "
Dr, hrroOm can Day Express and sl,spurean Night Er
fs csa b. purchase. at Teie Once of comp,ny er.ud Cen
trii Depot ofe, the n y TrI, Co. siBrO,dvaI. n "
and 10 CourL BIOOiyn who will also check baggage from rtn
For bsr nOrnon Of particular, po.tsn hotel. depot
'0' ''''D'' JOHN I. MOODY. saD'L ON Y 81 n Dl,.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
T leave EesYOri, from foot Of Desbroae aud cOrl'ndSs
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh. The West ,Hd South, With Pull,
naa Palace Cars attached $50 N and $50 n Sunday JS'
SeF Baltimore w,,tuston, the South H. sp.n.
fiprs, for Ph. $50 w.. 1880 IISs $50, p H. and
u nisnl Sunday g. s9o and 9;ooD. m.
EsI rs :.S y: ..ssSs sasesss1 eas us and
g2s o Ni,ss az: 90 S o *i 3 e. $751; u tS ss s 81 r. m s ss
% i;9o IS sqna,, .s 80 ,,s s',o % snd no
sos hs,;e:'a sss 'S S 81, t% sd S. 81 z S
iS Psr & S,hss i g. go sio $40 md m "a = % NJ L Scou 1850
aie 500 to 80 go 50 $50 G. $50 i:o' $40 10 .nd n
for wOOdOrias Peb knbOy and 10 2:Jo 800 $50.
For New Brunsriei T. 10 I'm Ia to $50 p aud
u night Sunday, =, and
For Bast Mistone .. "a, Il noon $40 ibd j:eo ,. a.
For LsnbertVils sud FIeusnEton. 9 a. aud :. N.
For Pbupshug and Bendcre 2 anu D L.
for Bodeuiosu, Burlington md Camfen ana $50
ll3O. 2. ,, and
Freehold. {. 3 a. m.. anc 4 y m
Fof J,ne,burg Penbeou Cimdr n and rou Pier
No. l. 3:A m.
Trains arrive as follows; From Pittsburgh ESQ loo
daily O:i4 m ani 6:H daily Monday From Washing
ton ana Baltimore t: W;l2 n Sunday. 6t0 From
Philadelphia 5:ll $3.50, lGt llOt llJ R4 asa 500 aD
m SUNDAY. SlI 6:jJ ll.Ot q.
Tieset OEo,, ass a. e Bro.w,vi No A,ter House
DesbToS.eI Celsndst kmglut Ticket Ohee No
Bsuerypl u. 81. BOYD, Jr, Gen. Pss- AEest
PHILADELPHIA aud ERIE RAILROAD-
II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, TO
THR OIL REGiOS ard LUMBER DISTRICT or PENN Trains
WILLIE "A DebroUes aud Coftlabdtst feTnet:
Espfess (dsy SEnJl) sih pglnau Palace
FeN.iofE Oh Cr Artiss Suhbury, $50;
Whanpor B35; Lok Haven. 1885, R,noFo. ll3l ITneon,
b.0st Cout GO5; Ee G5 CcGne lfVntton and Couy
an Oh Cf,ek ara AleghsnT River r. oil RenoD
with LIse K. X. for all points West.
o. m Ere Mail ttiT). With Puluaa Palace Car from
Phl.Jeph1 10 Arrive suHhuty olS Wlhbpert $40.
Ioa Hateu lytou, 5vi Corn 60, Ee,
Connects lfVnc0n And Cory uih Oh Cet sa5 Ale
rt,ps River of the OIL Regeh; Eie With Lass r.
all psbS West ~ p.,nu,,. o., o. l.-,.-,-.
J. W. GORE Gtn PSs AEsst.
ID
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST:
4 RRN RAILROAD

NORRIS AND EsSkN DlflSlON
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water Cap SIoalsnpg s
Depos York and foot Of Chsloplerst
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY, nov 20 lB'.
BlO BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, VIA boonton branch
runs directly NewYO SSDton Bngbamton Homer
without change Of connecting at Dover WIN
Chester Waterloo with SusseI r. K and scranton with ia
and b. r. r. for Kingston. WlleshHre Pttston &c . al, -.
GI5a EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dfuyle WITH boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Wsteroo WITH Snr
Anloye and Hewton Washington with The D. L. and w H. ~
Water Gap Stronbun Scranton. Great Bend Bnghamon ana
Psbug With and SusquehannA ana Jesh
VALLEY X. r. all points % those rnsds
1900 m , PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS soDs A. hesNE MADISON
AOrrOwn and intermediate stations connects al VII" sust
Railroad; m Pllhpburg vita Bel Del X X Tor Beaete Au ikn
and SusQuehanna r. r. and Legh Valley X ot petehem Aen
800 D. No. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson ana
Boonto directly through Scranton and Bnghamt9n without
Of stopping principal stations Connecting al Do'ef Nn
Chester r. r, and al Waterloo with SusseI r. X - u
m. EBSrON EXPRESS Dover
with r. and Phpslug VIA Lehh anu Guy
R. H. and Lehgh VALLEY r. Z for Bethlehem Aeno"H
Reading, Harrisburg and the West .., ,,....p %
m. HACkhITSTOWN EXPRESS 'bee ~ ~
M with SUSSEX r. for Andover Newton aud Franklin
$500 D. DOVER EXPRESS - 81, -, d, 10 TN
For SUMMIT At 7:l: 80 alo lGo and Il:o m 300 $40
43O 5il 500 ESQ aud 8fl .. N o,, o,o AN t,to
and llcOA N $40 2:3 $50 i:J 400 $50 6Fo $50 8JV IVVV
' F SRIyARK at 75 7:3O 7O $50 96 el 1910, 1880
I00 a M and 1870 NJ. rIlO 200. I'D <l0. 80 $50 .l:S
400 ifG $50 5U Goo t62U $50 8O0 83O lO0 ana ll0J
a m Trans marked stop a Rast Newark ... go. 81.
Leave Ner-York for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAh AZ ':i9
$50 and L.IO And 800 J:4O 4:iO s2o go and ey m
A. Suuefgeudent
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

The day DisIneSS aI lHc o. o. OuU-AIeasuIy CUF-
ered
Gold receipts. ss20soo 90 Currency pay -
Gold payments 265,6t0 "a ments..-..--- nOC,119 S
Gold balance 4063Olt5 81 Cur'cy balance H,S4267 80
Currency repts s57.t20 10 Customs....... M3,co %
Foreign Exchange, though, as usual on Saturday.
dull was nevertheless strong and higher. We annex
rates:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
nEerrf Aakef
m<-xl 1sk<k
.ations were as follows
nn.ref 49,

There was more animation in State bonds, notably
in Tennessee, which were strong aud higher. Quo
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

The following is a comparative statement Of ths
export of specie for % years from the port Of New
York to foreign ports, from Jan. to May TO- lS'S
and for the corresponding period of the undernoted