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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

The Japanese government has 5u't made
an additional grant Of 5000, 900 in aid OF
the schools of the empire. A geographical
and historical manual in japanese and
English is also about to be introduced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

In San Francisco court, the other slay,
. little Sialogue ran thus: CVunsl to Wit
mcss-'You say yon were at his house
eS~ry night p yes, 81. We're YOU his
pa9tner ," NO, SIX. Any relative of
dis No" what were you dong at
Ais house every uish,!' u was spal&nG
his " lies sister"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

when the Sherif at Helena, ArkanSas,
has warrant for desperate he shoots
him. and then serves the warran: on the
belv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

The Washington correspondent 9. 1he
louisville Coluie1-JoHfnut thinks Senator
Aulhony, of the Senate committee, has
clearly made up his mind to sign any re
port that will be made up 70 the prejudice
of the " hite race Of Louisiana"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

Twenty thousand persons have emie'a'ed
from Georgia the past few year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

An inmate of the Penns yivaUia peniteH-
siacy has occupied solitary cell 10: thlr'!
Pvur years without seeing tbs sur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
NEW BUILDINGS.
ETAfE ORLEANS CREDIT FONCl9
ASSOCIATIONS.
Oeni@-No. 10 oYD LFvEE STREET.

oedR-ko. 40 OHD LFVEE STREt-
&u'l1.ngs constructed by the aseoc.at.oc [ 20
months work, ended December 81, 1872.
cne house c0rnOr Dauphine and prs7orGe
hao double tenement house on Gasg,.,- .--..-
bH' Heeu TOHti and R0chebluye, ~
one hoise on hishth street, between Chippewa
?, One double tenement house cofper Far va ard
s)uc house on Glod street ba+,ye,, =. 4.,
and Anurtte. '-' ~ La u
p, One One rcond mouse on Girod street between s..
ono house Sc on st. Claude street be.veel Ke.
irl"c and Columbus.
V-r double tenement house on EIysiar E..rs
between GiTOd and It. John EHf-tist '-''
ore mousse corner Solld,lIe aud 81. Articr.v
and Pfieur streets wv '''''<l
d 5w3 6ri G hoqses on gampart street petpetn
'o"tt ana II nteEut.
aud Bayou road. 80
one double tenement house on DaurL.le fr-r,.
J., Ono fine finished house on CarondeIe 4--e.r
between First aud second ''-N'''
one t"O-stCry Louise with an INV rs-.--.
T'4t, On Hreatmen street. between lrpt..@ ard
one house on st. Peruard street, berv..l ...,G
One Handsome, stylish finished bl.3a-,. -,
Lal' rouse street, b. Ncen BIoaJ a,,J ~ > ''
p"" house on First Street betw, IN - ',;t..',..,,
u o"e house on d1squet street, b.tue., s.,a
C"rr and Amelia. 49, GU , o.
GA" house on Live OaIr e+ro,. :
aud S. veu!h ~ ''ioet' S'l"''L 10
an. ~ sose on Gasquet street bctre. I-.ry
90. ,or bogse on Egauia street, between ,.sa..,o
ana iJIrau. e" asa 70
ca" chou. house on Grayi,r street, between ray,-a
e' one hoase on Atadie street, between To-: ard
oAe double tenement house On Rama. ..-...
81. f,.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

At Akron, Ohio, recently glr. al a "ai'
was discovered to be attacked with small
pox. She found it difficult 70 obtain part
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
DISTRIBUTION OF 500 PRIZE
Amounting to s37.4Aj,

vi tska place under the following scheme.
r;:zp of i've thousand dollars in gold S-.'',
80 MES ~ e thou and dollars boPd ea.t
stcu I'd by first mortgage on lHi2ro''c
y.roparfy of the fair grounds, b"tu4hE
eight per cent interest," paNAoIe Se''-- ;, ,,.
ANNUALLY at the bank of America. -''Ee
"a MES five hundrtd dCilals bono ea'i,
same as above................ --....'-- ~
o. -. of ten shares each Of the car
ital stock of the FAIR Grounds assocsa 80
ton par value $25 each '-'f
80 prizes, tot four shaits tacE' oI nc
ca-rtal stock OF the Fair Grounds Assr-
citation. same rs above ............'...'- 90
prize Duuham's upright Piano ........-.a .
prize Chickering's square flaHo ..'.....' -,
nTIze WestrrmlN er upright Piano. ~
Prize Steck's upright Piano. ......:...-. 80
i,rize double barTtled ct Can, Ia''s-
improved rebound'n9 lock, unct'GHait
lever, double gripwith leather case Coz o
pl-te r. NJ. Rely x Co., blrmlnGhfUi ~
pl;ze ladies' gold enanelcd wa 1Ch....-. .
prize ladies' god enauieled Watch 20
Prize ladies' gold tnanltltC Natch...'.' =
ulizp ladies' gold enaluClGd aiC1.--'.. -
urile ladies gold WatCh.........-..-....- 40
i,rize ladies' gold Watch ................S 'uo
p!;ze ladies' gold Watch ..............- 70
/ 1rize Grover Bakers mahogany cat
net Sc wtng Machlue.- o ......'....''' -
ing Machine. ......s.-.....'.. 1900 go. 500
lrIize, wheeler & Wilson'S silver plate
hali case Sewing MachiEe ........- 90
Prize, HoRn's extra peaIled and sitFtE
p!etrd Sewing NJ IcLiHa. ............ .-.-- -
prize Wilcox 4 Gibbs half case m"hcga
ny Sewing Machine ........,......- -
prize, florence black walnut Sewing -
prize new American Stove, eNtIa.,.,,.. y
prize, Stewards pl,iu top StOvc.........- "
prize, Bucks Brilliant stove, iIlrTo to. :"
;rize Charter oak Stove, eNtIa.....--.. T..
prize, American Stove, eXtra.,.......... %,
700 prizes ten dollars i'll gold ..........'.-. -,.E'
100 prizes Evo dollars in gold wv,
59l prizes one dollar IN SoLd...'....-''.-.. ,""
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

This insurance policy il a4ueer thing,
said Do0bs, refectively. I'll ! can I sell II
s cancel il, and if ! cancel it cant sell Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

Messrs. Casey s. Blood, No. Ia Canal
street, furnish their customers With tie
most delicious soda, mead and pastry in
the city, while tntir cigars arc pronounced
by al Judges to be as fms as were ever
3youglt from the "evcr faithful isle"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

The income Of the Oneida community for
Two wears foots up $4,000 over expenses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

The February meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce will be held mex; Monday
aycning al seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

The weather was delightful yesterday,
after the clouds were dispersed ~ the
bright sunshine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

| the prov - ions OF she constitution &A6 MS
| executive functions c9evolVed upoa the
lieutenant Governor This officer, in
stead Of sending kennasds name 90 the
Senate for confirmation, appointed MoS'
gan, and transmitted G.5 0ame 80 The Sen'
{ ate fog She position, %n0 thai body
! promptly confirmed the appointment
Moroan'g commission vas Only made out
ana presented to tbe court, but kenn6Td
refused 20 yaca!e, claiming that his APP
pointment by Wa.moth, although not
confirmed by The Senate, gave him some
sort of vested right 90 the office. Ills de"
| Tense, however, IS almost entirely tech
meal, and rests chiefly upon exceptions
| taken foY want OF citation; that a law
passed for The purpose OF deciding con
tests for judicial offices is null because il
deprives him Of the right of trial By jury,
and is, Therefore, in violation o6 ihe con-
| etitutios OF the United States, and eSpee
cially of the fourteenth amendment. The
defense on the sner6ts consists simply IN
setting mp & claim undeG the commission
issued tsy Governor Warnoth, which
| might almost De construed into neglect
I to answer at al. thus giving the plaintiff.
Morgan. TIE right 70 ask Yor Judgment 'y
default, alter having proved lis case.
! Sgch seems 20 have been she theory OF
Attorney GeneSal Field, who proceeded i'll
] his usual digoc: and straightforward way
20 show tie authority un.eg which the r."
I lator claimed the Office. inis IS: 4. Ai}"
pointnlant by the executive ii the State.
>. Confirmation, y the Senate. Evidence
vas introduced TO supper: 'bsse alleGa-
lions 20 which defendan: excepted be-
! cause be ha,f not .lesi.f t!aeW. TIE eH-
ceptioa was oVeyru!"@, sn3 tt evidence
admitted
IN considering the ewo points s-i@lsi by
the Attorney General. . became necessary
for the court TO pass upon the consit'.'
,ionql right Of the Lieutenant Governor e
exercise executive functions upon the Sis.
pension Of Warmoth, and they promptly
decided that such hight existed unqpes-
tionaLly. Chief Justice Labelling, il de.
liyering the opinion OF the court, uses the
following plain, ulnI4jisuols language:
Was he (Pincbhaci;> acting Governor OF
the State We have no d"nGo q the 1aca.
He vas elected President Of the Senate in
December, JS1 /. afrer the death OF i4!euteL-
ant Governor Dunn. As s"ch he became
iaut.nart GDyprr.T' daring .i!n tlne XDiTGd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
RESTAURANTS,
Z ) hiATIES OYSTER NAL0c>.
NEW CHOP HOUSE

NEW CHOP HOUSE,
oyster and Lunch saIocr.
q" ,"e rear OF Hawkins Saloon y,r;,,'.s r...,
p i.G JG Irhops, Porter House and T4Iarrl., So.
m styIs ~. etc. served up 10 order and - ~,
ForrlsrIS NJ Tho ,+o !. f. ECKILL
otAer river steamers, '"''Ne~: F"66fenG @la
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
P01fTIyE LIQUIDATION.


ur .. COO ..-. .r.| ore '.
.t.r... fNs...s ..#.su rurft hafffa. ..
,.t..r... o. a..rrs.H..s .l.sfuuisfh 4H.a tft f.'
.s..... -...s fIar. f.s twenty H.#fh ui ##ia'' P.
Ssh. BOO %. sa.r. "a. a r,'-. 1913 81 '''.
TWtrU FlvF Pr tENr
NOR, r. sn 3 BE- NtI 81 hrs magnificent -'y'
-tI.. Al. . o.. mad. De-. ..s s-urgs r-.l h.t ".a
-Puut,Iarrlaiu conner ~ JtsHfu'- tId hA'li'r n.
.rF corn, ! of rr,r,.. men and N.,tOIS -tf't'e
Thu-. - 30 iEl ,u secure Tea. ualG'..- 80" o.
call early in oidet 30 have "ho'"' o. re .'".'
stock. The reputation OF thrz" -'"l 'S GO, ."' -
that this Viii be- = rare chance, ana VII ne 81.
tinll,d for two 81 n rec weeks only.
Country II el,laut- w. nhd this n rf5" "pIpt'.
- 9" ", ri,.isl tI,ir stocks iay" f,2 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

-. Williams, {" member % she HHo'sgt
of representative. :roH. las: Baton
Eou.. is sia auHios % section twenty
shree tx IL. biz Incorporating he !.o11is-
lana Ceat:as Railroad Company, which
finally p2-so! she Horso yeaEer,'as-. Tljs
sanitary s, ION is intended 20 protect
free ;.tor ~ or sat ~ stirufa'iug
''ssas sac sa.,. Louisiana Central Railroad
Co,a.an: shals IL: employ any converts
:jlat a,e En'or sentence IN Yho state ycA.-
teatiaY: IL Shc construction 81 n.aintc-
nance Of said railway.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

NEW oRLEan-. TERTIARY T. 1913,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
THE RIGHT TO OFFICE.

y IS 3 freqUe.t saying OF the street. az"
eran with IL" legal fraternit: tina: che right
60 certain Office ias been denied 20 q ceE
SaiD party. Does 4n~ man IN The city ad.
mt thai hs employees hold their situations
by right? il is a mere matter OF choice or
ability with :he business man whether he
employs His c!er! OF porter, and so !: is
witt III. c;ty CO State. whether !: hire. a
Judge "a got. iIr. EeYDar2, who GER
:ainly had no particular fitness 70: the
l.aca was selected as % member o. the
Supreme Court by Governor N.rmotb,
but giving no satisfaction to ms employer,
he was dismissed 5yo1G the bench " favor
OF Nv. Gorgan. The voice OF 81. Pinch
back. ,si&clatgsng !'r. He2Dard, was as
lsgaliy tie voice .? the State as w.s :ta:
OF III. Wasmoth appointing him, and the
voice .. the Supreme GoJ.rt in confirming
Me action O: Governor fincIt. 4. is
decisive as 20 ehe v.r:r. OF che
order % Iii 't!sYn:sss.. VI. ..ni.a,G
simply sailees 60 81. rhe til, and
az lie neves had any moro gigA. 20 . posi-
Zion or 'Ae supreme bench than lie has 60
% situation IL the Citizeus B..r.. Why ne
mus. even consent to ji:e as n.ue bundled
thousand other people axe doing IN Lou-
:siana. IF .he bench. Pa,hars Il N:.
kennasd vas . better iaw!e, than Ike -,
he migh, establish some show 0: ,igLt 20
% ;.dicia! position, OF the round Of his
ability, bU. " th the record wi.ics- US has
made, 'he assertion @; a priv!-eg" o2S his
past 80 :. position that has been seq apart
sos o L;ghe: ogde! o: talent. W. moi s'a1lsiG
VI .sclznoW! lgele...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
b 1 Il IDS;

i'I"HH-IesHerday oruing, at I've O'Clock,
GTdBERI Il, SL0COHE. aged forty 'eaA,.
H. fEienas. aud e',o.e of Ghe family arc respect
euy invited 10 attend lis fuuega'. from Christ
Ghurch today. at ?. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

eager TO fix on the drawing ooos tse ~ sSss material
week Ali tho class provided wiz @ the eaTly
but the diversity OF design Is nsioned wouid
sSs at wbioh his aptitude can be deveiopea ~ou t
scarcely believed II the Boston exp ssrs made nv
Sr,sh The evidence There are designs tnefe auo ~
Hirrnn - sight wears of age wneb wouiu nIun"l,y
w. ~ o,sd of students twice that age ihere my
os ny ehildren ranging from III 70 10 wncs wouIu
uess Y admiration anywhere and IN tne proper pace
d riee This feature Of the erE,plt,oh ~ aione
e ev of visit There are 2oo2O drawings ON et
%5,.i from the public schools OF Boston, anc IN the
nun bail ali the larger cities and towns and the
po..o, evening schools have specimens The techno
ioSSssI school is represented by 2 large humber
~ designs for carpets and prints which are
oa 49, ereditahIe Tho mechanical drawings ana the
onje. from casts are finely executed. The manner IN
cb,eh the creative spirit has become infused into the
even ne school instruction also, is seen In the much
larger number of original designs this year In compar
son with former years full set OF drawings for an
elaborate country residence, so complete that builder
could take them and put up the house from them NJ the
work of boy of is ut the Hsverhil school And there
is,a boy of the same age who mill-men say should
Command a salary OF 1900 year as designer, II the
quality Of his work is compared with others The value
Of tins movement therefore, 70 the industrial fnterests
Of Massachusetts Is at apparent while any ana
every form In which art embodes itself must be uti,
matey benefited by release from the dead mechanical
aims and methods of the old school, Bostons expert
ment ought not TO want interest for educators All over
the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

The above rates imply trst-class names. Inferior
names are offered the street at points nearer the
market.
Those who had anticipated stormy day in gold
were very areeably disappointed, az the market
was very quiet all day. The opening price was 1851
and during the forenoon the preponderance of bust
ness was on this basis with exceptional and occa-
sional sales at 1884, In the afternoon the price was
almost uniformly at 49,. There was an eager rush
of the shorts to borrow gold at the beginning Of
business and it lent free of interest on
the currency advanced, but afterward hold
ers Of gold paid /, g 3, 4, 5, and lastly
per cent to have balances carried. The
speculation is being conducted very skillfully, and
the movement adroitly concealed, that it is really
zone of those things which Teller can find out"
The steamer Java sailed to-day with 1888 100 in sill
YER coin. The Treasury will sell 100000 gold to-
morrow, bringing the May programme TO close
The Assistant-Treasurer redeemed no called bonds
but paid out $4,000 coin interest. The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared $ll 900; gold balances, $34l6S2i; cur
rency balances, $i,429S4s. The quotations were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
silesia will close at 1890 p. at tho Merchants Ex-
change Nos. 50 and 81 Pine-st
Money was rather frmer to-day, lending pretty
generally at per cont among the stock brokerage
houses, the frmer tone OF the market being due to
fears of trouble and endorsements arising from
the gold speculation. In the afternoon. the rate
was and T. with exceptions at 8, at which the lead.
ing dealers 10 United States bonds were accomo-
dated. Discounts areunchanged. The Secretary of tho
Treasury has now reduced the legal tenders $4,000
TO SS56OOOOO0 and thus has the entire surplus of
S44O0O.0OO on hand. The internal revenue receipts
to-day are S33OOOO. The Treasury balances at the
close are "a follows: Currency S3SO0OOO, and coin,
S74 sOOO00 of which So $4,000 are coin certificates
United States bonds were strong IN London and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

S.wYoRk Nay -BEsyE,-TSs arrya. TO-DAY YER s Ss.,.s
ganst Oh ears or Last WsdnssJ sad for THIS sei
,ssiu o2l tine last week The supply berg AZ eS
uA. ~. nrcr. The. all naVes Aod mosuy 80
ss.s Tie slippers D. WaIe Il ca" a. Vag ~ ~
=, co,sT McPherscu II ears Al CommanDau lhe sssf,
iB.o,. cattle averaging q ewt, al i dnf % hes "a
s1ss Il rs No. weight At III ollie, % dIes. ~ 10 70 &
Illinois de-, averaging e"Ii al ili@H i'' H"
sIa1l ewt. ALICIA 49,, A.. ...bt, uestp
V..I CALyKs-The receipts large and ne aeaha -
,nro,,d Prices 9c f9t live and lOd =, "a
Hume 80 state calves 80 - "a D.
.tiIasis 261 do averaging 10 n, At S9oS u range ~
nsc. -. ...,.1,a, la5 n, st ST.
50 state grasse averaging IJ1 ~ at Sc ,,, , ,x, ,hsss
gHgEPAsD The arrivals TO-DAY rere - ~. ~ -
.r...t n ear, or lat WEDNESDAY and uAng s los
ssaDs 6 sane ume week The dnAad A ~ sms
Isht us r hs wea trade not seuTs pees rag ~
AZ. repo,t The trade In spnns lambs kss been efsA va"
ecrd thu, far this prices al S9LHc 10 al
Judd Buckingham sold t3t Ohio elpPe1 sns'p oes "
40 "a y 100 10 200 Illinois do, sTeragns - ~ - WV
" NJ At Gle 20l Michigan, " No. tte A. v.y,ss 100 ~
LeFch A Barnes sold carloads 81 sso1i' AAe'p '
good Ohio clipped Al tta a, - =, po,sths AMI ~
ear. Al Communipsw or hogs against " cars OF w "a, .ssk.
az, usklss isT Ibis sssk ~. sHss lstes W. ss-s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH,


No NAssAU-sT., NEW YORK. May ~, 1873
We recommend to our friends and customers for
investment of surplus capital, or in exchange for
Government bonds which can now be sold at unu-
sually high prices the following Securities of we'll
known character and established reputation, viz:
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER CENT BONDS
Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in
New-York City, Interest payable May and No
vember issued in denominations of 800, $500,
and 81 000 either Coupon or Registered price, SSs
aud accrued interest secured by First Mortgage
on the main line of this great East and West Trunk
Road, from Richmond to the Ohio River. 400 miles
in length now completed and doing large and
rapidly increasing business.
Also The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER
CENT BoNDs-Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-York City Interest payable January
and July 1. Bonds of ,O00 each, Coupon or Regis
tered, Price 80 and accrued interest, secured by
First Mortgage on the Peninsular Division, from
the Richmond Depot to the James River Docks ana
to Deep Water on the Chesapeake Bay, now in pro-
gress; the proposed Kanawha River Branch, and the
Bridge to be built the Ohio River at Hunting
ton in addition to which they are a lien upon the
entire Road and equipment already completed at
cost of $685. 100000 with First Mortgage Debt OF
only SIS OOOOOO The rapid development of the bust
ness of the Road indicates that the earnings for the
ensuing twelve months will not be less than $780,
600, and for the succeeding year not less than
S5000.O00.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Securities should, and
must in time take rank in the markets of the world
with those of the CentraLP Pacific
We also buy and SELL at current market prices
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT BONDS
Principal and Interest payable in Gold in New-York
City; Interest payable January and July i; Cou-
pom Bonds of 81 600 each assumed by the Central
Pacific Railroad Company by consolidation.
Also, the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, as well
known in all the principal money markets Of the
world as the Bonds of the u. s. Government.
We also deal in Government Bonds and other first
class Securities, receive deposits on which allow
four per cent interest, make collections, and do
general Banking business FISK d HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

The Philadelphia stock market is dull Pennsyl-
wanna 6s, 1O9 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, So !;
Reading Railroad So; Pennsylvania Railroad, 30 !;
gold, 1881.
We learn from the officers of the Cairo and Fulton
Railway Company that the whole of the First Mort
gage Land Grant bonds of the Company t$s,000yOO0l
have been negotiated. The road in question runs
almost in straight line from the termination of the
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Road in Missouri, to
Fulton in South Western Arkansas passing through
Little Rock the capital of the State. We learn that
the road is in full working order north of Little
Rock 160 miles,, making close connection between
that city and St. Louis and that the track is being
rapidly laid south of Little Rock toward Fulton.
The entire road to the Texas State line 10 miles
south of Fulton) will, we understand, be completed
this Autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

II would he gratifying to know even the worst in
regard to the first three items mentioned in the list
of assets, set down as of the aggregate value of
SI373OO0. Are they all good assets and of the cash
value attached 10 them are they otherwise And
the bills receivable, Ss40OOO how good are they and
who are the makers Here are nearly S4,OOO,0OO of
assets that may be worth their face and may be
worth much less. The item of steamers.
Sll $4,000, is made up largely of valuations
that have been continued undated for sew
era years. In a word the statement gives
no more idea of the actual financial condition of tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company than would a PAM
phlet taken by chance out Of wagonload Of paper
stock on its way TO mill. And without more definite
and satisfactory particulars believe the average
mercantile minds, reasoning upon the supposition
that the portion Of the business of which we are
kept in Ignorance has been performed no better than
that which could not he concealed will make I'D the
list of assets about a. follows Cash items stock &C.
worth nominally S3sOO0O0 actual value 80 per cent.
81 10000; real estate S2,O0OOOO at 30 per cent,
81 100000 steamers, 81, 6O0,OOO at 30 per cent,
SO $50 OOO-total S6,3S00OO; against share capital
of $2O0OO,0O0. A statement Of cash and assets sup
posed TO be convertible into cash. compared with
the report of the previous year. shows the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
TEN Pr CENT INVESTMENT.

At present rate of gold, an investment Of $4,000
in the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
of the VERMONT DIVISION Of the PORTLAND AND
0GpENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE yields an an
nual interest of $3.50, and held to maturity an an
nual rate of TEN PER CENT issued in denominations
of $1,000. $780, and $780, and limited to $4,000 per
mile.
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Perhaps il would be no more than fair TO credit to
the account Of 1873 the payments 1884, $500 on ac-
count of steamers building, hut the profits of the
successful business reported during the year ought
TO be more than sufficient to meet that expcnd-
tuIe. so an iDagisitye public wants " know
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