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Connecticut western news., 1873-07-04
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PROVIDENCE &
 FlSHKTTT, R R

HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE & FISHKILL R. R.
 Commencing May 26th, 1873. Trains of Conn Western R. R. arriving at Hart ford as follows:
 Ats45 A, M, from Millerton. connects for Proyi. dence. Boston, Newport and Mar thas Vineyard. At 145 P. M., from Winsted, connects for Proyi- dence, Boston, Norwich, New Lon don and Palmer AL 6o0 P. M., from Millerton and Poughkeepsie, connects for Norwich, New London, New Britain and Bristol.
 TRAINS LEAVING. NeW London at 500, Norwich at 53O A, M. Ar rive at Hartford to connect with A. M train for Winsted, Canaan, Mil lerton and Poughkeepsie Boston at 11.10 A. M.. via B. & PR R.. Proyi- dence 1240 P. M., Worcester 1O % A. M. Arrive at Hartford to con meet with P. M. train for Winsted. Canaan and Millerton. AS J. T. McMANUS. Sup't.
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81tsimkss Gards.
SHOEMAKTNG.

AM prepared at my shop in the Town Hal A building, to do all kinds of boot and shoemak ing and repairing. W. HOLTZ.
 Salisbury, Conn.,. June 9th, 1873. 1y47-vol-2
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F. c. FRENCH.
w. G. GARDNER

HALLS Village Conn.,, Merchant Tailor and II dealer in Foreign and Domestic cloths, Vest ings Trimmings, &c., &c. Garments cut and made mp in the latest stye at short notice Store under the Town Hall. Tiff
Connecticut western news., 1873-07-04

The Express Passenger train going South will stop at stations marked with star, thus @ upon signal only. This train will not be signalied to stop at any station marked with star, except for THROUGH passengers
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gtnbate Antites.

A COURT OF PROBATE holden at North naan canasn ,S s within and for the District of Ca
 Present, J.. B. Hardenburgh, Esq, Judge.
 James Ensign executor of the fast will and tes- lament or Jane Dean, late of Canaan within said disrlct deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the credi. tors Of said estate to exhibit their claims aganst the same to the executor, and directs that DubIc notice be given Of this order by advertising in a paper published in Litchfeld county, and by post. ing copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of Canaan nearest the place where the de. ceased last dwclt. Certified from Record,
 3w50 J. B. Hardenburgh, Judge,
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GEO. w. PAINE,

A TTORNEY 6 COUNSELLOR AT LAW Car A roll, Carroll County, Iowa.
 Money Loaned and Invested, Collections made Interest ten per cent. per anuum. . Refers to D. J. Warner, Esq. and Col. Lorenzo Tupper 1y5O
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GEORGE HI. YERICK.

{ MARRIAGE MAKER AND CARRIAGE PAINT U CT. First-class workman Work done in the neatest style.
 Salisbury, April 15, 1873. 4Otf
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k TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
 "A also, Solicitor of Patents. Office in Wood lords Block, over Hurlbut National Bank, West Winsted. Ct. i4tf
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb 20, 1873.
wise. ID sales, i4oo Stock S.6Ss ''"' 90 ''A''
Cotton in moderate demand good ordinary rye low
bb aes sfos sss evening
Cotton quiet and steady; good ordinary, 17zSc low
m 1ds lsc lsc inidlinss isc Sss feespis
sAvANNAn, Fob. 20, 1873
Da Gs.'oH h xsES se %sanE hs' rsSsR
Flour steady and unchanged . os~fcS FEB ss W
fST No. Sprhg' p ,siOI amber Winter se % for White
dull
q Is4 ssy.ss a s %
S Msed >. %
deipha, SOC. Boston, 7sc; to New York. &C.; to
50 y 81 ss';s 8 ~ =:
sfs s $s.
& d ds 80 SSss os sass
Oats s'SS bushels Western IN IN s"r e.
BARLEY steady sales bushels bel
iw9TSTea STATE so SOC state kys
S SeSI ld sanseP 70
sSs VIM ssss
& SLID m ss SG de3aSd
and shade higher sales Of No. mixed at 3l5c cash
$lac seller March Sac: ssssc seller Nay rejected
for No. zs2.c. 2S,sc tor rejected Rye quiet and un
changed at &C. for No Barley steady at 7ac 73,ac
FSrf higher q 81 Sc sS seller March sis o
seller March Bulk meats steady 4ssc. for shoulders
SIC for short rib middles packed Green hams scarce
pickle sold at &C. for 10 pounds average. llsc for "A
30 20 Whiskey dull and unchanged AT S7sc. Receipts
5000 bbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat, 1900 do corn
5000 oats 1O do. rye and 10000 do. barley ship
mcns7000 bbis -four 5000 bushels wheat 1900 do corn
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Az 5EA = ssss::S S e: sarSsls ID a.: x
soUTHERN sEoup..fIEs or, ~

SOUTHERN sEcue,.fIEs om In ''' w. o.
The Southern sssss sosa' sre dull and t. some
extent Irregular tAa TeZ Man, strong at an
advance 70 90 w'" 's the new south Csro,.Hss De.
70 COX. Elsewhere the market was stsaa,.
The following were the closing quotations Ten
nessee, ex coupon, 7sH o 80; do. new, 79H so;
Virginia, ex coupon, As so; do registered stock
| old, SO AZ; do. skies. consolidated bonds 65k a
55k; do. Sizes deferred scrip, lax Q ISL,
Georgia skies, IS 80; do. sevens 80 q 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 32h 49,; do. to North
Carolina Railroad, 60 81; do. funding 1885, %
20; do. DO, 1868, 20 a rs; do. new, IS q 10;
do. special tax, Is O Is; Missouri skies, OAK q
e5; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 91H Q % /;
Louisiana sxes As SO; do new, As a So; do. levee
skies, 5Oa co. do. do. Fights, so 65 do do. Fights,
1875, so a 10; Alabama 1vss 81 81; do. Fights, 50
81; South Carolina skies, 40 a so; do. new, jan
uary and July 30 "a; do. do, April and October,
20 20; Arkansas skies, funded, 40 q so.
GOLD LOwER-114x A 114E.
The gold market was lower, In tho absence Of
support from the clique whose present plans are
supposed to favor the encouragement Of "short"
interest and the depression OF the premium to q
point which will enable them to recOmmence ope-
rations for rise. Hence they allowed the gov
ernment gold to find its way unobstructed to the
market their bids at the Sub-Treasury having been
submitted at prices which were far enough below
the current quotation to make the transaction
profitable had the gold gone to them. Under these
circumstances the quotation stood all day at HAY
1l4, until near the close, when the sale OF about
million gold, against an equivalent Of sterling,
depressed the price
ANOTHER POINT
to Hay, the sterling having been Ioaned to stock
brokers on pledge of the Securities they were car
Cali NnA ovs
count of interest and 81 400 account Of redeemed
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

The Commissioners OF Docks held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday, Mr. Commissioner Ag-
new presiding and full Board present
The Executive Committee reported in favor OF
permitting the New York, 0swego and Midland
Railroad Company 70 erect shed on the outer end
OF pier 80 North River TO drive piles and erect a
platform over the slip between piers % and "a
North River from the present bulkhead, and to
erect q corrugated iron building on said plat
form, to be used for freighting business only,
&C., on certain conditions. Adopted. The COM
mlttee also reported on the petition OF Tn. A
Kerker for lease OF the entire front on the nor tn
side OF Harlem Bridge, and to have the n0at now
there removed; The committee recommended that
bids be invited for the privilege OF maintaining a.
Goat or boat landing at the foot Of the stairs the.
easterly and southerly sides Of Harlem Bridge The
report was referred back.
THE AUDITING COMMITTEE
reported the receipts and disbursements for JaDu-
airy, showing the balance In the hands the Treas
Juror on me list ult. TO be 81, 53S o.
Mr.. WOOD explained that there were s5oo0O0 iu|
the hands OF the Comptroller, OF which only
s62 "a had been paid by him for pay rolis 90,
and There was therefore still due the hoaf
$49s,1sI 40. independent OF the balance, ,ass
tn the hands Of the Treasurer The Board sooy. al
. forwards went into executive session.
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BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE.

Boston correspondent sends the following In
teresting explanation OF the recent activity in
Boston, Hartford and Erie shares:-
The new railroad movement said 70 have taken
place at the Firth Avenue Hotel and autographed TO
the Boston Journal Ii said to include through,
short and shore line nom the West and New York
to Halifax, N; s., thus forming connecting INK
with Europe by the shortest possible route.
A new charter has Just been granted by the
Maine Legislature for a shore line from Portland to
connect with Knox and Lincoln, Bay and River
and Calais and st. John, which Is to shorten the
distance about one hundred and eighty miles, aud
will benefit not only the West but also New York
city.
Ii is stated on very reliable authority that CON
modorc Vanderbilt Is figuring TO gain control O.
this newly GRANTED route, connect II with the Bos
ton, Hartford and Erie, and thus succeed in not
only debArring the Erie Railway Oompe.ny frOu
Bostor altogether, but establishing his tkree grea
roecs ON still drmer connection Dasis
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpos MosrY MARKEr;-Loxpos; Feb @-s 30 p M
Consols closed unchanged. United States fye.twenty
bonds. 1875, 49, Erie Railway shares 5'S Consois
opened az g21 for money and Pm 9k the
United states ve-tweaty bonds 1855 old, 92li;
forties, SO; fves 0Uh
PARIS BouRsK.-PARs, Feb. 2o-P. M-Rentes closed at
56f 40c. :
FRANKFORT BouRsK.-FRAyxroRr, Feb. "a. N.-Unlted
States fyetwenty bonds opCned at 9 for the issue u
1867.
LIVERPOOL CorTor MARxEr.-LvEapooL, Feb. 20 P.
N.-rhc market closed steady M!ddling uplands 93ad
middling Orleans lod The sales Of the DAY have been
l0 bales, including LOO for speculation and or
the sales GOO bales American. Sales Of cotton
shipped from Savannah or Charleston January and Feb
ruary, at $50.
Liysnr3oI BnEAnsrurrs MARxEI:-IryERPooL, Feb %
PIP. M.-The market for breadstufYs is quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions NARKKr-Livnproot- Feb. 2o-2
p M.-Pork, 5Is Cd. per Dbl. for
LIvrRPooL PRODUCE MARKEr. -LIvERfooL, Feb. 20
Evening COMMON rosn, g. al. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKKT.-ASrwEaP Feb. 2l--Petroleufn,
i6. for fine pale American.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

An Inquiry into One OF Tweed's Jobs
The Jefferson Market PoIico Court
Rum shop-A Fncetious Report from
the Market Committee.
The Board OF Aldermen held their weekly meeh
ing yesterday, President Vance In the chair.
The following business was transacted, but, a.
there was not sufficient number OF members,
general orders were not proceeded with.
CIVIL AND POLICE COURT AT ONE HUNDRED ANp
TWENTY. NINTH STREET.
Alderman BILLINGS submitted the following reso
luton, which was passed -
That the Counsel to the Corporation , be and hereby
Vsy Of ,S eHss or Sss Ct s Sans q %
trct Police Court at the Of Fourth ana
THE MARKET COMMITTEE "A, AS rUSsrEns AND NOR
ALTSTS.
The Committee on Markets presented the follow.
ing report
That they have personally visited and examined the
Jefferson Market Police Court and find that It is
Persons having Tic SAID Court
without passing in front Of the entrance 70 the Dsrroom
Your in The course Of their examinssp sse
that three windows Y the saloon o. open Into
attached the Court and that Il desired Liquor could
h e the %o &:
h the se 81 He
Win and although two honest
neither lmpIobsSis unlikely under "a
their ars %sS 81
very persistent and consequence hard !sssssd
iso% a. ri SssSSo% court |:
g 9s5"osa @ .a ana sasSis:
morals for becoming intoxSaied 70 6s supplied the
me as SnS%
poands down sta and Dispensing Justice g yains
iSuse to he city an interest IN BOTH p''D' might AZ
SssSss %
detailed for duty At the Court but they sub
t e
liz
sna
Tas s9
Of the sinking Id "a; .sS e h Is SG
years the Sd day Of May next before the present
% sa,d
more snoad nr be found hcw
his e sSsfssa
The impropriety Of the city leasing portion Of y.
property for purposes apparent that ALI
good citizens will condemn such violation of public
sentiment and more particularly when located In .
tered and criminals sentenced In most
OF offences committed through excessive indul-
gence I'm ntOxica ting drinks.
The committee therefore, submit the following resolu-
ton THAT the Comptroller be and he Ia hereby re-
quesed arrange with the lessee of the premises Nos ~
city upon the, best the said Comptroller may b
JOHN J. A NORRIS.
PETER KEHR,
PATRICK LII SAGuT.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
MAYOR HAvEMEYER ON CITY RAILROADS.
communication was read from His Honor the
Mayor in reference to the numerous bills before the
Legislature as to city railroads, and suggesting
that the Board OF Aldermen should consider an
submitted to the Legislature, should be considered
by the Board.
The Board adjourned to Thursday next, at three
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

| Heavy Operation 1T the Exchange.
An Immense crowd congregated yesterday At the
Exchange, being drawn thither by the announce
ment of tho valuable property to be sold by the va
rious auctioneers. which amounted to nearly three
hundred thousand dollars The particulars Will be
found below. ~ j l
Since the agitation OF rapid transit property ln
westchester has received great impetus, and In
consequence the values have appreciated greatly
Ex-Commodore Levy's heirs have for long time
carried on q prosecution to obtain possession o.
t he celebrated Jefferson estate, known as "Mon-
tcello." After considerable litigation they have
at last obtained their rights The virginia Su.
"a 81 ass TO- n
the heirs OF Commodore Levy The case was In
relation to the will OF Commodore Levy, and the
OF establishing an agricultural school, The con-
structon pr the Will has been passed upon by the
tSs sna
sonal estate IN Virginia, which was devised for the
establishment OF and carrying on the school, was
heirs heirs at law Of Commodore Levy In consequences
OF that decision the Supreme Court Of Virginia az
S cs4ss net sas 81
below Il affirmed, aud "Monticeho" goes 20 hevys
The following sales were held yesterday at tns
Real Estate Exchange:-
and s0 rs sY wssSss AND !" 60. rsu..ns
fssSSh s &c., 'rs s Rsss' Elm. "si
ss: f; All ,1s iss ilI y; An
s. b. h. and lease 81 West 14th ST. s., between
9TH and 9Th avs, spingier lease first term expires
March, 1874 ground rent $500 per amman, lot 2sx
sobS soaert Msela Wcst isb at in rear Of ths
above, lot 25xl033 X. Maclay. l6T0s
st., lot asxas g. ". Welsh -. =. - asos
b. and f. h. and 1856 Mott st.. n. Of Broome st.. lot
2oXlUu NJ kuenzcnman.. WsWW
DO0LEY AND BENRIQUES.
b. h. and l. No 225 W. 18th ST., 235 w. oil 7h
IL. NJ.
,. h. and g. s. fSth st., l9i IT, of 7th lot
17xl00 q. w. Dorian .156Oc
SO g. b. his and lease of l. known Nos. $40 Canal
st. and 243 and 2f6 g. 9th n. Q. rent $4tOO
per annum, lot 23xS0 Michael Sullivan........, COOS
20 s. b. his and lease Of lot known as 63 Grand St
r. A. Tcrh S av g. COZ. rem 10. l
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STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.


STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market was dull, and business was
still confined to the professional dealers and fire.
quenters OF the street. among whom the earlier
sentiment Of the day was in favor of higher prices
the result being general advance in quotations.
The chief features were further rise in Western
Union to 81 q and an advance in New York Central
to 1O4, the latter looking If it had been inspired
by the Commodore for the purpose of "twisting'
the Albany lobby, who had gone 'short" on the in
PRODUCTION Of the pro rata scheme in the State
Legislature. The
RISE IN WESTERN UNION
finds continued explanation in the prospective
early adjournment Of Congress and the indefinite
postponement of the agitation for the postal tele
graph system. The sudden advance to-day of "a
per cent evoked conjectures that "corner' was
in contemplation; but as the parties supposed to be
''short" express most bullsh and roseate views Of
the future of the stock it is now supposed that
their locking up Of money has been done in order to
get the stock out Of the hands Of weak holders,
preliminary to grand "Spring rise" in this and
other active features Of the market. Pacific Mail
was the weak spot and dropped to II on washing.
ton advices that Congress intends making an in
vestigation of the alleged dishonest means en-
ployed to procure
THE EXTRA SUBSIDY
granted the company last Winter. Erie was steady
and almost neglected, its quotation being guided
by close sympathy with the London market. The
st. Paul stocks and Wabash were quietly strong all
day. Ohios and c., @. and l. c. were quiet at q
narrow range Of fluctuations, and Lake Shore &C
tive and strong. In the last half hour OF business
the market lost its strength quite suddenly and de-
clined quite sharply, being led by fall in Union
Pacific, which went of one per cent to S3I. At q
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Atlantic and
Great western Railway to-day the leasing OF the
Pennsylvania Petroleum, the Pithole Valley and
Chenango and Allegheny railroads was duly sane
toned.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

This Board met yesterday.
resolution OF the Board Of Aldermen, appoint
ing Joint committee OF three 10 investigate the
right OF parties to occupy the sidewalks for market
stands, was concurred In.
The Board then adopted resolution providing
for removing public lamps from private buildings.
A resolution requesting the Legislature not to
grant city railroad franchises, except on condition
that the companies pay into the sinking fund five
per cent OF their gross receipts was referred. The
Board then adjourned.
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ONE MORE MISSING.

Mr.. Adam OFT. a rresco painter by profession. re-
siding at $50 East Fourth street. has boen missing
nom hts home and friends He was last seon y
cared that thore y foul play In the>cssA
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Feb. H. 1873.
Exchange nominate purchases OF magnitude cannot
be made at the QUOTATIONS ON United states sixty days.
currency Ia IL premium; do short sight currency,
1871 IA premium: do sixty days, gold, &c premium; DO
short sight, god, % 2sH premium London, ~ pre-
Paris. ~
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baltimore B.
Panssson: So b.
-WSess remained dull and prices wore nominal me
ss Ssss s. svssSs
The ssss were assas Ss' Saseefs se
mixed s IN store se AZ d. Dowed and screened &C.
sssas :ss$s
MOST Ssrs s:1. : sssin. o
M 70 Ghoies on The track and choice
81 S ss:ai: s ss!s
ss at @ Rye
be reghs quiet tonnage
Rsss s S I'M hs
bacUaP % Sy % SS n
ss at sS 4 q
20 Ta' SS .
SS:
Ktnsds% @ DS ofnapSi ass e port IN inc
ssinY ern
Sff e English aa s ana SsSf Sbs
G GuSD.. centrifugal and mized..... "a. siSc.
Cuba mascovado reclining .. &C. &C. "a
English Islands &C. SC. &c. &c. "a
.v1I sros.s-rIere was little more doing In spTis
g. %,T sna a.S Ss iii,
hhp1ns s sS w.. g.
% %sss, Fs~ al .9 " note sale of 100 b0 Of
was !: g. % ns$
x Ms,S HsEs f Il Ss
in apss ana fSa
~ aslSs s sats4ssa fS|s city
ana elsAc for Western a. the Greek the psEkst
iss!s ssi " III " }.s ssss
" ' m Saa sessda ssd about Of S
ages cut meats 1855 DO lard $50 bbs and aerses The
o ana sus No
IF Sa long s ss1ss 81 es ss .s ss at tn
III fss s:sI S!a.e mess: y.
i! % ss Ss
meats connued moderately fair ana prices were with
S heard sas Of @ Of
as
:S
CIV demand ana drm At SIC Tor steam ket:
:s & ssfs
71S and Western At sc Sc roa.r.t .. ,ormor
prices The sales Include about 80 at
2 nd lac ss S mnESGn in
s % and s ana & %ss na
ss az Ss IS ss
%cds5s:sy siI demand and nSt ESSENTIALLY
HAds. Bores. Bags. Melado.
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the QuOtaOns based on cOtOn IN sore running
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
CovrEE--No sales were reported to-day from first
hands but the distributing business fair and the
market FIRM. We quote :-Rio-Ordinary cargoes,
Ike. "a ne. fair csryoes ls,ac: Sac good car
IRENE range tor lots, lie. 2oIsc: Java-Goyernment
bags, 9c 2lc do. grass mats, Dc &c. Singapore,
ILasuayra lse l9kc Jamaica lsc lsc. 81 Domingo
Manila, lie 18c. Angostura, IKE a Isc savanIlla
oc isc curaeoA, sc is,Sc.. gold, per ID, 60 and
FLotR AMP GRAIN -Recepu-Flour. 1859 bbls wheat,
bU bushels; corn, IL 1872 do. meal. SS bbs. and
$50 bags oats 3 800 bushels barley 5000 do. The flour
market remained very dull and quotations were nearly
40. 6es at prices within the range Of the appended
city sacked prices, however, remained nominay the
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oio
been follows SALES last evening three O'Clock
February, 1000 at 20 66c March, 800 at N1sc, 100
each May and June at 2Ae together; June 800 at axe
paid TO- exchange 10y February lor April Sales today
@ a. i;lSc:j Jnpc. ~ ITe: Total,
cotton to foreign ports closed normally as
follows-To Havfe, BY steam. I4c; Ne; sail, lc.
Bremen y steam, iss SAIL L.; 70 Givelpcpl BY steam:
up as follows Galveston, LIZA bales; New Orleans
167si Mobile, i,7oSi savannah, ,ssS; Charleston sl3
York tss Boston IS Total i6 $50 bales; this day last
week, 1857; this day last year l0,sOi We quote
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$4,000 West Pac bds..
5000 Cen Pac gid b. -.
900 Tn Pac LIST IN. =.
600 On Pac rs. | & b.
2C00 U Pac l0'A inc. -.
1000 ID, M 4 TOl LIST. -.
400 b, II 4 E gid.
1000 Laf, Bl'n&Miss LIST
900 do. .........,,,
1000 HASH SIS, con. :.
100 shs Penn Coal. b G 2
100 Nd Coal Co ........
200 New Cen Coal. bio
400 Con Coal. BIC
100 Allan N So Co.. -.
1910 LIS 4 NJ S RI. be
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FINANCIAL.


A TLANTTC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
n and New Bowery.
Money deposited on or before March draws interest
from that date.
THIS bank has guarantee fund If .72 IS reing
surplus equal &c nine cent above all its liabilities.
HARRISON HALL, President
G. d. BALLET, Treas. JOSEPH +. COJPER, SECRETARY.
A 1900 WANTED. FOR ONE YEAR, FIRST MORT
n gage well secured, on so OF choice land on
PENNEY lyania Railroad, New jersey. Address CASH,
box liza Herald Office.
A NDERsoNs, no. CHAMBgRs sTREEr.-MoNEY
on Bond and Mortgage Lea %holds and SECURITIES LOIS
S with Budsrs, Loans hrst and second MORTGAGES
bought ana Sold oosey Aouso, at bargain for sale or
exchange.
A MONEY TO LtoAN--oN BOND AND MORTGAGE,
"A. m New norka Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princi-
pals only apply u SAMUEL B. WOOD Jr.. 56 Broadway.
room ". - ~ 's'