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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23
His Excellency H.. A. PIERCE,
Minister Resident Of The United States, dc, dc
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA F.:
4 Proclamation.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
4 Proclamation.
Whereas by the Act of Congress approved March
third. eighteen hundred and seyenty-one, providing
for Il National Celebration of the one hundredth an
niversary of tho independence of the United States,
by the holding of an international Exhibition of
Arts, Manufactures, and Products of the Soil and
Mine, in the city of Philadelphia, in the year eighteen
hundred and seventy-six, it is provided as follows:
ssThat whenever the President shall be informed
by the Governor of the State Of Pennsylvania that
provision has been made for the erection of suitable
buildings for the purpose, and for the exclusive con-
troll by the Commission herein provided for of the
proposed Exhibition, the President shall, through the
Department of State, make Proclamation Of the same,
setting forth the time at which the Exhibition will
open and the place at which 1t will be held; and he
shall communicate to the Diplomatic Representatives
of all nations copies of the same, together with such
regulations rs may be adopted by the Commissioners,
for publication in their respective countries"
And whereas His Excellency the Governor Of the
said State of Pennsylvania did, on the tWenty-fourth
day of June, eighteen hundred and seVenty-three,
inform me that provision has been made for the cree
ton of said buildings and for the exclusive control
by the Commission provided for in the said act of the
proposed Exhibition;
And whereas the President of the United States
Centennial Commission has officially informed me of
the date fixed for the opening and closing Of the said
Exhibition, and the place at which it is to be held;
Now, therefore, be it known that l, ULYSSES S.
GRANT, President of the United States, N conformity
with the provisions Of the Act of Congress aforesaid,
do hereby declare and proclaim that there viii be
held, st the city of Philadelphia, in the State of
Pennsylvania, an International Exhibition Of Arts,
Manufactures, and Products of the Soil and Mine, TO
be opened on the nineteenth day Of April, Ammo
Domini, eighteen hundred and seventy-six, and to be
closed on the nineteenth day of October, in the same
year.
And in the interest Of peace, civilization, and do
nestle and international friendship and intercourse,
1 commend the Celebration and Exhibition to the
people Of the United States; and, in behalf of this
Government and people, l cordially commend them to
all nations who may be pleased to take part therein.
In testimony whereof L have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the United States to be affixed.
IL. 81 Done at the City of Washington, this
third day Of July, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three, and of the
independence of the United States the
ninety-seyenth. U. :. GRANT.
By the President
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

ACCIDENT TO CAPT. BRowN.-We regret to learn
that Capt. Jacob Brown, master of the tug-boat Peie,
met with a severe accident on Thursday last, which
though not dangerous is painful, and will be likely to
confine him to his room for several weeks. y heavy
cask fell on him and dislocated one of his ankles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

AMERICAN ENTERPRIsE N ENGLAND-From the.
London papers we learn that Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett, proprietor of the New York Herald, is
about to start a daily paper in London in which he
will carry out in the British metropolis the same
American ideas of enterprise in the ~princely eX-
penditure for special kilograms which has made the
Herald the best medium for the news of the world,
in a way that its readers, while enjoying their
breakfast may learn all that is going on in the world
in which we live. The London Daily Nelos re-
Gently boosted of having expended $500 for one
telegram about the loss of the Atlantic, but $1,000
for a telegram is a frequent occurrence for the
Herald. -
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ Barlow advertises 4 large credit sale for
Thursday and Friday next.
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= The regular meeting Of Oahu Lodge. X. Of P,
takes place next Wednesday. a full attendance Is
desired. Sojourning brethren cordially invited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Honolulu, Aug. 18th, 1873.

SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your dispatch of this date, inclosing two printed
documents, the Proclamation of His Excellency the
President of the United States, announcing that an
International Exhibition Of Arts, Manufactures, and
Products of the Soil and Mine, &C., will be held at
the City of Philadelphia, in the year 1876, and COM
mending the same in the interest of peace, civiliza-
ton, and domestic and international friendship and
intercourse, to all nations who may be pleased to
take part therein, and General Regulations for the
guidance of all who may accept the invitation.
1 shall take an opportunity to bring this matter to
the notice of His Majesty's Government, with the
hope that the Hawaiian Islands may be creditably
represented at the proposed Exhibition, and the adj
vantageous result that the President anticipates from
the Exhibition of Products, Manufactures, &C., and
from the interchange of national sentiment and
friendly intercourse may be fully realized.
With assurances of high consideration and great
respect, [ have the honor to be,
Your Excellepcy's most Ob't Serv't,
T. CHAs. II. BISHOP.
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H.. 3. MS S. s.. REPULsE, Admiral Hillyar, ar
rived at Victoria, v. L., July 18th, nineteen days
from Honolulu. Besides the RepulSe, the fleet lying
at Esquimalt, consisted of the TenedOs, s guns :;
Reindeer, Z guns .MyrmidOn, 4 guns Borer, 4
guns making a total of five ships, 80 guns, and
800 officers and men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

ILLICIT DIsTILLATIoS.-Last Tuesday, two China
men, Ahchee and Akana, were brought before the
Police Court, charged with manufacturing and selling
spirits at Eva. The prisoners were bailed for $500
each, TO appear on Tuesday next for trial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

ABBREVIATED.-The large three-stOry wooden
building on Kaahumanu street, adjoining the stone
store of F. A. Schaefer, has, during the past week,
undergone the operation of being raced, the lower
story having been taken out and the building lowered
with jack-screws to a more modest attitude. During
these dull times, boss-carpenter Geo. Lucas, who had
the job, and his men, have been the observed of all
observers. The old building was imported in the
frame by Captain Jas. Makee, and put up by the late
Richard Coady and others in 185O-51, twenty odd
years ago. The lower story was 4 ship-chandlery
store for several years, while A. b. Howe, Commits
sion Merchant and Auctioneer, occupied the second
story. ]. F. Colburn, Auctioneer, subsequently, oc-
cupied the lower part of the building. All three of
the last named persons have been dead some years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

MAGGIE KNIGHr-This talented young actress
and vocalist gives another OF her pleasing enter
tainments this evening. al the Theatre. See adyer-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

CONCERT TUESDAY EvENrNG.-The promenade
Concert will take place on Tuesday evening next,
as the Band is engaged elsewhere for Thursday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

HAWAIIAN BOARD OF HEALTH-Some one has
asked, what is the meaning of the announcement of
the establishment of the above entitled body. The
law of 1868 provides for the appointment by the
King of three Nnative born Hawaiians,'' to be
known as the Hawaiian Board of Health, whose
duty it is to examine all natives applying for license
to practice medicine, and on the certificate issued by
them, it is discretionary with the Minister of the In
terror to grant or withhold the license.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

LABOR CONTRACTS.
TWNHEU UNDERSIGNED BEING DULY e.
II thorized, is prepared to take Acknowledgements to Con-
tracts for Labor, required by the Act for the protection Of
parties TO contracts, authorized by Section 14I7 Of the Civil
Code" approved the 29th day Of July, 1872. One point borne
in mind will save delay, viz, if the person TO be shipped is not
personally kHOLIa by the Agent who takes the acknowledge
ment, his identity must he sworn to by some person who
IS EHOtGn by the agent.
CUAS II. GULICK,
Agent to take Acknowledgements for the Island Of
au2 I'm Oahu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-08-23

A VOYAGE N A BoAT-Last Saturday evening,
the schooner Odd FeIlolr, from Hilo, hove to off
Pukoo, MolOkai, and the Captain went ashore in the
boat to land some passengers. The schooner, with
three men on board, arrived here Monday morning,
and reported that they had seen no signs of the boat
after leaving the schooner, and having waited all
day Sunday for its return, they had put away for
port. On Tuesday afternoon, about 8 o'clock, the
boat with her three men arrived here, all right. The
Captain reports that after landing the passengers he
pulled back for the schooner, but failed to find her
in the darkness. Pulled and drifted until daylight
Sunday morning-no schooner in sight. Made for
the nearest land, and went ashore at Manele, Lanai,
got provisions there and pulled to Lahaina, where
they procured a sail, and starting thence on Monday
night, reached Honolulu Tuesday afternoon. Good
for Hawaiian sailors.
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DEATH OF Dr.. SAUNDERs.-The community of
Maui, both natives rs well as foreigners, have SITS
tanned a loss in the death of DR.. Saunders, the Gov
eminent Physician for that Island. He died quite
suddenly at Wailuku, on Saturday the 10th. See
elsewhere in to-day's paper a communication from
his Masonic brethren of East Maui.
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An EARLY CALIFoRNIAS.-E. c. hemble, a Cali
fornia pioneer, arrived in this city yesterday from
the East. He was one of the early proprietors of
the .4ltG California and was afterwards connected
editorially with the Union for several years. At the
commencement Of the war, in 1861, he went to
Washington as the Unions correspondent. He yes
terday arrived overland after q seven days Journey
from New York. He informs US that Just twenty
seven years ago yesterday he landed at San Fran
cisco from the ship Brooklyn from New York after q
voyage around Cape Horn of III days. Sam. Bran
nan, with a number of Mormons, arrived on the
same vessel. Kemble is now a member Of the Board
Of Indian Inspectors appointed under the late act Of
Congress, and comes to this coast on official business.
We copy the above from the Sacramento Union Of
July 3lst. The ship Brooklyn, on the voyage from
New York, called at Honolulu, and staid some ten
days, recruiting. The writer Of this well remembers
Mr.. Kembles visit to the old Polynesian newspaper
Office, and also the circumstance that sam. Brannan,
then a Mormon elder, preached to n large audience
Of our residents in the Bethel
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GENERAL

HAu11ToS FISH, Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LOsDos. April i5 n-Coasols epsasd At si Tor noper
and sI United States FyeTFeny Donas lts
old s4i sJs Tea-Fores dy New hves wi kne Railway
FRaSKfoRr April Rvetweuiy bonds 95i Or the
issue Of 1854
PARIS April l5.-Rsnts opened a. 56f De
April lOll motion opened duet Mddlng Up
land 9.d Midng Orleans "a asa sales Of Cotton shipped from
Charleston de7eben Apn sl The receipts OF
port IL JJ qr, inca1hg
1900 American. Lard. 3ji z cwt
ANTWERP Apn l5.-Pelroeum. 4lif for enc Pale American
Apnl m.-Juited Fye-Iweuy bonds
lB5Ts. NeF Railway shares 5ls
LIVERPOOL. April Isl .jU D. In-CoiOn IL quiet.
LIVERPOOL April 49, COon-Shipmens from Bombay SINCE
The report 18th 100 bales BTeuf
quiet wheat SAL ceuiA for California White PORK
Dbl FOR New Ness
LosDos Apri 55 Consot closed unchanged United States
bonds 1888 9 New tyes 3d. Ene Railway shares
5it
FASxyoET April 5Une1 States Five Twenty bOna 81 lor he
Of 1862.
PARIS, AVul lA-Rsutes SCI i5c- -
LvKPoOL April l5-5 motion closed and steady the
sales Of toe including 1000 for speculation
and export bales aes Of Cotton
shipped RON Charleston March and April 5l6d
Manchester
port since the ssi have been 1900 quar-
ters.I including 10000 American
LONDON. April l5.-TAllow - 3 y ert-
oil SJ3 sJ3 10 y
LIVERPOOL, April l5-EyenIng-Piae Rosin Ia y evil
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NoEyotK Apn sCoiion quiet Low haqhnes Hi a'i rsosps
hale; eTpor-ooAstw $40 bales sales 100 bss stock so5
CNcINSAr1 April l5Cot,on dul Mddlngt lie receipts ISi
bsles. shipments 5s bales. siook ilt93 baes 49,
BAIruoRE April 5CottoH quee sddng sc gross receipts
2s bales eIpons-eoAstve 81 bales e 100 bales stoek 2'o
wLxmeroS April la-Coi,op firm; sains re net reesps
q bsis. e1uots-coastuse. bales stock. slz bales
l5-fot0naenahd Limited ordinary, III q
IL Good r,n,rT l5s dice Low Mdingf, Lies Mddny Isle
net mt. Ion bales gro 400 bales eipors-O he Continent
70 .Is sss bales; evening Ji Daesi stock 6Ji9
bales -, ,.t.rr--- los. 49,. ----.-.
on bsIs.s s,les I9g haes stock. f97l9 bales
g,p, Apn dull anu esfier hdinCs, lBc;
- ~ Iinvs fac God OriiuaT, lie; receipts bales
sales 30 bales; 25rds baleA ..
ssles
Zee reoep shipments $50 bales; stock J97 haisN
ioUsvIE April 5-Coon unchanged Mddngs lslc receipts
20gl bales; shipments H. N bales - -
BTS Ami I5-otton duland heavy; Mdinrs l9diaic net
ufs 81 bales gross 8 bales; sales, Oi bates stock Il 800
bales. - , a. ALI ,c
Mdilngg i7c Midng, Bic net receipts ~ bales erports-to
Ores, Britain 4OO bsles oOagse 29l bales sales 100 bales stock
AIyEsTov April Is-Co,On Cat Good Ordinary lsial5c net
a bales stock OIL IS bales
81 Lous April 5Coon quiet Midngs ldalBie receipts ~
- halfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
CATTLR MARKETS.

Y 15iATTLK-Receipts to-day itoI head.
maFiue the the week thus far Ai1 head, bO
against time last week 6uA Of arrivals Of medium
gr3e Market opened last weeks closing prices
About 10 disposed Of sales Of 80 bead Illinois steers ranging
n 900 70 O5a l84 ~ SIS asa sc 50; . head Ohio
raprnQ ia u. IS 1886 So 70 ONO and heiiers
averaging - Is; 10 head Ohio stookers averaging ~ ~ al
5 averaging l D. ~ % IA " bead
indiana stoc kers. ranging g1Od912 h. At Sid$J
sHEEP AND LANBN-Recp TO-DAY 400 mead mating the total
NV for the head l0 bead for the
a. wei Market opened hight receipts ic advance
ek closing prices; head Michigan sheep averaging 81 n
AZ sheep 81 20 lOj H. az - tD
80 Indians sheep, IS H. at 80 Jii % heal
State sheep averaging ~ 10 AZ 81 o.
Receipts oisy making the total suppv for the
k TINS fr q 100 head bead for the time last
ek Most arrivals through sas al 10
cent weeks closing rates. rule a. - UP9 10
Csfc,Go Ami i5-CArTLK-Recepts $780, market fairly aeivei
nrces steady Botghsandug the bad weather
s Of Pal n $50 n Steers S50S6 30 Stoeter
~ Is asa 7 Butcher - 8jDS4 %; shipments, JO1
Hoas-Lve and actye receipts 100 lOe higher on good
GRADES sold IS Oa IS % closing steady pens well
cleared Of ali bat rough ots; shipments, 7.00N.
SgSsP n and scive receipts 30. Cool
25OS6 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
CARRIAGE MARKET
sEw-YoRK. Tuesday. April Is. 1879

NEw-YORK Tuesday, April r. 1873.
The local horse trade has undergone no
noticeabe change since the opening OF the week With
out being brisk the market il sufficiently active to pre-
vent accumulation Of stock, and prices continue nrn
The demand for fine coach and coupe horses mas OF late
considerably improved. For road horses thsre Is com
es inouiry than for any other kind Of stock
this however sowing chiefly the weather not having
been favorable TO pelsuredrtving
At Mr.. Arch. Johnston's new horse mart IN East
Thirteenth-st. near Umversityplace. the following
prices were realized for the sold under the ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

eaaugu- We duoiei an.
A-,nosa Iugoi.....sr, %. 9. %. CON- Pa - 80 80
shesih'uy neW...--'..'' "a 80 al ~ ccs - - as
Sssa,. yellow metal an a. com: .eg. % 90
Bots, yellow metal. x q 80 = .sre - = ~
hrlucs... .'-'''''- - ~ 'u' '''A ga" ~,
Ma - p. gx--ss 20 90 R B5ss. h. b. ln is
r. ~ SS = a o5S IS % lr.p.
s S,5 i'a' ,aa I55 oos - io5 Il, Toa st e2isss
Ho,5 BON. IS o1s io ESgIsa. sod..... IS h
Rs..,s a--i6lFr ns a0H l5a o. bar ne......-. -
6, .,a Ia. s1sI - s1S IS 50 '' ''- ''''N-'
r.,,.. Do , L.. "a i 'Fisio. yo.e 100
god, .........s 81 Is 0s7 s7i
B,re, god RS...... as spsa.s g9d......;. n d
F,s C. Charcoal . asa 50 $ al. .
Pasas e. GeEe .'.'-''-.'.''.-. 40 u n n,
P, S,S,a.i Pss 10 Is II rs Is
a. a. Tses rsias ss Nth s r,pofe Of lsa Ms,H,
e.c quote a. be close % aSc Ro9 siesl, w 1
bis No Al - 90 bbls No. 200 sels low 10 a.
al snehgo. quoted al 50 IS w,us'Oa sad s'@S' > for
OATNRALTA HAEssis steady bu quist sales Of " Dds ''V
PaoyiSoNss PorL market excited .eys ard much - ssh i
th chiefly Tor he future; the sales cash anu Ie az E,t~s
Pse 10 IS I wes.ern PRIME Mes uninspeee s % Tor Sy
Do : - or Clear o future ssfe his Mes seller NAY al IS
10 b1 dos seller Jue IS 81 20 ,,,e 5ensnd and
SS % 20 Sn iSssli PLAN Mes and sl9 'ot
kIir Ne. srcs BEEF 9s5 sr inda Mess ana s9og45i
for Extra luds Bee Hans ar gee sa dsnd S, m saes Of 90
- u ia ~. n 30 20 tos City Picked Hams. ulk A. l2ci
shoul.ers az Vt boxes pfY
ls "a 81 -e Bellies Us ~ at SIC; so boxes 90 90 ~
al Bacon IL better and IN deinaudi hol-
- s I'M e onfoent oheunRs not large se Of 90 boxes
10 Cr.r Western q ale 90 boIes 1umbeIlnds hghi at DC
81 ves Sbor 20 boxes CIV Long Ctar a. '-loei 'O9
bvrs AL Western Dressed hogs are qe
- ,e. w guots al a abe or CITY Lard stronger but not quo
fsh srher: r but dealers apr
tser les: bbs stc for No IS 9dc or
fv. ls6Qr Prime Steam, $50 White ,ITeae II
~ ana 20 tl M Albany Lard 81 ~ Tor iuIure
r verv 500 seller April al Bloc LOO 'es Tor July
4l6c o., - - -. -
iOr The part uominal sna o OF %
but for this month were not eialnh e
0l3c. and June a. ~ ale Ease vi primer
iuaur Cule % bulk scarce sn1 am AZ
tl spo, price The Greek markets were I'm
- a. oh CIV Nspha steady tll2c AT Phsdepla ihe
dull sIh for April quoted al sc ana oI
Eav lsi E10c- 80, --,..-
RlCB-he quiet she business limited 20 jobhng ots
iOj hugo0n al o4G &C., ne
laser o Wi o. lots. 3l3 .-ltc., gold, % bond
SGA-The for Raw sugars and We reduce quo
latuus; Good Re1uug Cubs, 1f1dte Nc " OA'ed '
Ieatuuga No ~. u 5tc CzsNbel " o. nt safe "a.
"a embraced $50 300 hs nearly al Centruga 81 %
dull Hsrs ia 0lc Soft White W@Loic aaa Ter
g0luc --
SJAP-Cas limited demand and seady sales Of 200 boxes
Harsslle 81 &c. currency.
STEARN quiet steadily held q &c for Prime uh1s A2o -"
y!- Tor Prime d,
Calcutta Lnseed quiet but ly nea
: 67i a ~ 70, gold.
TOBAtOFor Kentucky Leaf there continued fair demand am
sbs STEADY sales % 800 hndA st7ai4c Ogotauons
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Per North River PesDts and RalroaGS
ArEu IS ptr< Beeswar g5 bales Cotton. 258 bills Eyes IA
Flour Meal 4OJ bags Meal 30 bash Nheai
700 bush Com 900 bush Malt 10 500 buh Bsr-
lev lg5 bags seed Hemp J Hides 84 5d
HIDES R0sn bh oil II bales Tow l529 SIDES Leather
s utrs on Cake pkgs. Beef 769 Pok l9S5 Cut
Meats l4g Lard 5j kegs Lsrd. l5 Dkg~ Bu. 'o phs
Cheese pigs T4ow 20 pkgs Rice, LOW pigs stafch -
thds Tobacco % bsieSs Wool, JSl bblG WHISKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

81, rd suS American gold Bar onose 81 Bic saeei 30
P@ a olo rrnei Pipe. l6, al e 10 yer ccst 70 ,he
- Sre continue cuiet hot nm a. fdoo o
scorrC to brand The mtrke FOR Pig Tn still verT du
- urces are ndnnly uncaue quote Al DC Tor Straits dc
~ M ae foT Bs,ca an c1d Plates inactive ant
| " oa of no sacA Other descriptions are very quiet and IN
rhaugui. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
Dlploeno NCtlres.

OrFrcK oy soUrH RAILROAD Co. LoS0 ISLAND,
BRoOKLTs. Z. d.. April, 1873. !
TTHE COUPONS maturing May /, 1873. on the
SINKING FUND BONDS Of Company viii be paid the
banking JACOB SHEPHERD Co, - Pne-st. New
YORK CHARLES l. HOPKINS Secretary.
INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The Interest
Of the City and County Of New York due
bY the Chamberlain. bis ONCE
the The Will be closed from March -
Nav 871-CtY OF Eew-lork, Department Of Finance, Comp
trorrs March h. g71 ANDREW H. GREEN. Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
Notices of Bdnkrupten.
DOR SAFE.

HUN CALI
EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
Uned for the Middle District Of
bankruptcy Ia the Of the Ba Alabama and On
Railroad Company, bankrupt
the Of the said Court made The BID daT OF
A. undersigned, bankruptcy Of she East Ala
Cincinnati Railroad Company, herebV notice nat hJ
public auction the Artean BAn
Ae City Montgomery. Alabsns. al II o'clock, mensan,
ON THURSDAY, THB FIRST DAY OF MAY A. D., 1873
railroad Of said COmuanY RON It's terminus AZ
Ruua in the AlAtana It's AZ untcrsle IN hr
Stts OF Alabama together Franchises EQUIPMENTS rolling
stock msehaeshops. depos water stations road beds machinery
ind right interest estate whatsoever
conveyed by said ba Aahama and Cincinnati hfo
deed Of executed The hrst DAY OF
JaT D. 1870 Henry William a. Barnes subject how
Endorsements u he hrst
Railroad Company the lien the holders
ndod by toe State Of
bama 10 lie amount dollars subject the
and Of the int mortgage bonds Of said
thousand dollars SAMUEL ~ yOn1S
Aruees Bankruptcy Alabama Cincinnati Railroad
Conpany BankupL-Datei Montgomerg Alabama Apr g. 6'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway
z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BY A
SECURED BY A
First Mortgage on its Extension.

First Mortgage on its Extension.
TIE line Extension Is go miles and IS
COMPLETED except Of egbaye miles between
Havana, OF The Illinois River. and The Aissisppi.
part o2i nesl, Indianapolis to Pekn has been
successful operation years snd RECOGNIZED AS ONE
or TIE MOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO The CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS. Its earnings than sufficient to
paw the COMPANY AND ITS RECEIPTS
FOR 1871 WE'RE MORE THAN S395, 900 GREATER THAN IN
THB PREVIOUS YEAR
These posses unusual strength and recommend them for
The 70 lowing
I. The Road is already earning more than operat-
ing expenses and interest.
=. The unfinished portion of the line will be COM
pleted within a few months, and the entire rond has
an immense business Immediately tributary TO it.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WERE AT THE RATE or S7,227 PER MILE per
annun. and must reach $4,000 per mile within two
years, and continue progressive.
3. The effect Of revenue upon the market value
of the capital stock Of the road, well as upon its
convertible bonds, is obvious.
4. The SECURITY IL COMPLETE.
:. The management Of the road is ACKNOWLEDGED 20
be SUPERIOR. and there be possibility Of any
default an interest payments.
The Bonas are SEvgS CENT GOLD, $1,000 each convertible
At option tered without eh4r7e Price
90 currency Coupons January and JAY l.
Of
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES