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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06
The Loni,ia mn G .nmi.tee.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The subcommittee
of the committee of one huDdred have reported,
giving an account of their action at Washing
ton and expressing their views respecting the
present condition of affairs. The commission
ers say that the President, while maintaining
the propriety of the course which he has pur-
sned in an executive capacity, has not protested
to consider his action AS final DECISION OF the
vital questions at issue on the politics of the
BILE consideration of such owner; but before
such redemption shall be awarded and title re-
stored on any application and proof, such APP
plicant shall pay into the treasury of the U nit
ed States the direct tax charged against the
lands described in such application, together
with the cost of ad- ertising and the sale of said
lar DIS, and all other proper charges against the
same and interest on SAID tax from the date of
its assessment, at the rate of ten per centum
per annum, and interest on said costs aud
State, but has RENTED US to Congress as the
proper tribunal to investigate the facts with
more minuteness tn u the means within the
Executives control affords him. We have the
assurance of DO h the President and the At
torney, General that such an investigation by
Congress will meet with no opposition from
the Administration and that they will readily
cooperate, offorGing such aid as Congress may
Sc fit to recommend We confidently antiei-
pate that Congress will promptly appoint a
| committee to investigate fairly and impartially
| the facts of the case, and in v ew OF the gross
| and palpable wrongs which have been commit
ted, we cannot doubt that such committee
must admit and report to Congress the necessity
! for prompt and complete relief. The commit
tee advise that the Lyceum Hall Legislature
assemble Monday in order to perpetuate its
| legal existence, and recommend that the peo-
Pile of the State and city extend to the member
Of that Legislature their. moral support and
| earnest sympathy, and such material aid as
may enable them ito assert and maintain by
legal means the right of the people Of the State
! to a local State Government ~ t--e
Louisiana Lcgislai ion. :
Acting Governor Prnchback tod ay signed the
act recently passed by the Kellogg Legislature,
entitled, San act to suppress riotous and I'M
lawful assemblages." 1t provides that if any
three or four persons, or more, armed with
clubs or any other dangerous weapon or weap-
chs. or if any ten or more persons shall unlaw-
fully assemble in the city of New Orleans OF
any town, or city, OF parish within this State,
for any unlawful purpose with intent to dis
turb the public peace OF to cause public disturb
ance, these persons so assembling shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on con
! viction shall be punished by fine and impris
| Oumalt,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of FEES.
sender Bros, Marquis Robinson, Br lnell & Co.
SON an Chisholm Bros on all trains that run out OF
the city.
AT Billeforl, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L. Hodglon.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, Of j. o. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of w. f. Stanwood,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06

GRAND FRATERNITY ENTERTAINMENT.-We
understand that the arrangements for this en-
tainment are about completed, and by look at
the advertisement it will be seen that next
Monday evening has been selected for the occa
sion. This entertainment and the calico ball in
aid of the Preble street Chapel, which will
take place in few weeks, will prove to be tie
two events of the season. Both being for
worthy and charitable objects the Public cannot
help being interested in their success. There is
no way of judging the future except by the
past-and under this rule the committee on the
Fraternity festival cannot fail of having their
most ardent expectations gratifed
We learn that one very interesting feature
will be the 'Dickens" supper, at which the
walters some wsnty or more of our young la
dies aud gentlemen, will each represent char
acter from Dickens, in costume. The number
of tickets to the Dickens supper is necessarily
limited, and of course one must not feel disap-
pointed. if he does not secure ticket at once
before they are disposed of. The flower booth
is in the right hands and we trust that all who
have from single bud to a bouquet will send
it to the hall on that day. Several other novel
ties are in course of preparation, which will be
announced from day to day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06
Notice.

NOt1ces
WHEREAS Oliver Pope and Joseph Pope, both of
w Wintlham, in the County Northumberland, State
of Maine, by their deel an mottg lge, dated 10Th
September $50, recorded in the of Deeds for
said ,unty, Book $751; Page 70, conveyed to me
Windham, bein part f lot l4U in the second di,i-
sion of l0o lots in sud town, containing fifty
acres, more OF les being the farm ON which said
Oliver and Joseph now live; AMI whereas The conlii-
ton OF said IN ,rtgage has be IN broaken Now l. the
grantee nam ID in said deed and mortgage by virtue
of power of sale contained therein, will sell at pub
lie auction upon the prem es described il sal mort
gage, the fourth day of March one o'clock in
the afternoon the premises granted and conveyed TO
me as aforesaid, with all improvements that may be
thereon.
GEORGE L. STORER,
By McCobb s. Kin ,sbury, hls Altys.
Portland Jan. 1st 1873. jail fepNmar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06

NGw YORK. Jan. 4--lMorain ,.-Gold at ll1s.-
,ney at per cent. per day. Sterling Exchange
10Jt q 110s. Stocks hrm. State stocks dull and
steady. 4-.t
The following were the quotaGons of Government
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06

LONDON, JAN 4-Ex-Emperor Napoleon had
lithontrypic operation successfully performed
in the bladder, and up to this afternoon the
symptoms of the patient were favorable and
ENCOURAGING
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-06
To the Honorable Charles w. Walton
one oftae ia .fIres of the supreme Ju.
diciai Court of the State OF Maine.

D. W. FESsENDEN. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN BARRgTs


June l6 m-Conso.s opened At ~ Tor money ana
81, fr be account boDcs 8I
az 1865 i Ten New Rves 90 Bre Railway shares
5OA r,,- ,,
LIVERPOOL June 6ll mCotOn opened steady. Mi1ng Up
ants u p9 Mding orleans q td The les Of the y ar es
Est.d Al 1900 Bradstuf hsavvi California N1lte Wheat
average .lUUllIll. C0rn-ho ? Mixed - J.
LIVERPOOL. June ST. .. m--COtton steafr
IOvDON. June 10 a u.-R1e Railway shares. ai
LfvKRpooI June Of Cotton shipped from 5ivannAl
or Charleston deliverable IN Ju1s 8id Porkj g..
l65 m.ConsoB closed Al NJ of money ana
81, for the secunetes unchanged
PRAyKYoRr i6Uue Five Twenty ooals 9t Tor TIE
Of flz
PARIS Jupe I6 -Psntes. 55i 0so eI-nterest 80
LIVERPOOL l65 COttou closed eadT TIE sales of me
irv are estimated OOO including s bAss for speculation
EXPORT American Sales Of Cotton
shiuped ron New deliverable in June, al lbd
LoNDOS 10 BvenngLnsed Oil a SO ID q ia y tnn
LIvERP0oL, Jane 6-Eyenng-SPrts IuTpeaune, u e cWI
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr N0rtA hlDtT Festts ava HliITOaI&
JuNz l65 pigs Ashes pigs BeesTs1. 9o bales Cotton
ia bhs Copper cakes Copper - Dned Fruit 43 b1
Eggs bns Flour M 2 bush Wbest ~ 300 bush Corr - 1
ms Oss p 1g5 bush Re 2161 MALI IL no bmh Pras
$50 bsgs bales Hemp 994 Hides - bales Hides
go bales Most o. bba Spirits rnrpenune IS
bs Crude Turpeuue bbG Tar J65 bb R0sn IS pigs OIL
CAke pkgs Beef 10 pkg Cu hs ~ pigs Lard l67 prs
sean = 81 pk Butter Cheese 3o3 pkgS TAoW l36
Peanuts Starch 4O hhds Tobacco
Tobacco 7s8 b5ls. WHISKY 3J7 bales Wool. 81 Sthf
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

HAiIlC the week are acS paeS
lover quoted as per Good DO, ss9
Long RYE s8d= Short Rye straw ia Sl4 and Oat at
MdLASSEs-Sae so bba serOrlssn Cuba MuscovadO
SAy1L ST0REs-An advance The market for Spirits Tarpenne
Wilmington good demand here ncreise he confidence Of
Meryhsntsbe 80; IS HewYorS bos
g. cauv rh s6s asked for southern Strained quiet and
ueasure4 ssturlnv and to-day At 81 60 and
IS so and Low Pale 80 W $40 bbls Pale tshysre
T-r gue; and ,ea sales 81 b0s Washington st 90 49, Pitch
OILS-Lseei fra md in sir request; quOe1 al gc 9sl;
t--- - ,-aserr r,sFs hienksdsn
Crnde Cotton Seed and nominal 81
PROvsIONS-Tb Porl market better especially for Mess
t only fair ia1c; -he demand FOR the future hight The sales
DO; Prime; for Western Prime Mess;
Be i uet ut steady % of l8 ob az SOS Plain
40 II ? - 50 for kEa Mess taeEet 81 H. And Fsnly al
Of s25 Gas Meats less active but hmer the supply
hti Ae e - FTas Shoulders a. t zoo DO bans on pyas
D I'D bavy Belize, 5l7 q private terms Bacon
Light hedy Stretr stc IS boxes hight
kl-a Cuts private terms Dressed Hogs are stronger and stbe
f t is, ~ no Ppe steam. ana Is te. Dsrk ere Sc
mite Grease 5t for delivery hear OF 80
J Sc snd brokerars and te seller September s,e sBd
PBTROLEUM-Tbe marre for quiet
Ju5- Guide hs 5e without suy reported ;ru5sssHo1s
Na1h nsctve a. l0c for Western and lie for City The Greek
GaILet que and quoted as oAows OIL CITY ~ OI - -
PeuE CztIe Housewife - 2JG 3 IS Al Philadelphia the
le arneT and more aeve with sales reported Of 10 900 bb
June, Is l5ic, with return
. - l1J h.. sod. 10 bond
sUGARS-ere has been decided demand since
tbe Egrgng 200 bids 90 non It Tor Moasses sugar and
E, m Prn Rs5uug to 95ic Centrifugal Reausd
s-EARIS auil .Bd veal with PRIME offered d. in
TALLON du and beavy Prime out OF town quoted 81 BE- sales
WHISKY ary seye sad steady; sales Of oO bols As3le
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

a-ooci,r Al. the lots; No spr.g sI 10; No
F.IRs1 . p0S a. No. Water Red o a0sl 90. Corn
s., No MIei 8o the uot 3sc IN elevator qas
and unchanged; No Jiolc the track i012i In elevator
ic .so Juy Barley dull nomina Rye dull;
prE anehsnred At sl6 75asT Bulk Mehts dull nomaaL
Bsoo h far and lover disposition % make
Sboglis T37o; Clear RIB Sdes9ic Clear Sides 9ic
sngarud a0i5lo Lard dali and uuohAngec hanafacturag
qTlc WHISKY steady at i9e Cattle In lar demand aud a prime
TeISas 81 s0asi "a Hog. gqet eols sales - N9sl IS
aoi,t 500 bbs Flour, 100 bush Wheat % DO bush Cora
"a Go bu.h Oats 1000 bush. RTe 200 Cattle, 200 HoZA
ToLEDo June 6Pour quiet and unchanged Wheat declined "a
White Nabash 81
Nb S,a si s. Amber Michigan $40. and seller Jane 81 t
11 q seller August , 81 No Red. 81 No Rel
NJ Is Cor ul and lower sales q gh MEed spot At Ie seller
p. t,lc - r August flc seller September, 4c
- .at eli er June ale: White, sc Oats dull declined
~ a ao Preghs-To BafAo. tdAtci 20 OsEego, 899e
o on bbls Flour bush Wheat 00 bush Cora aud
~ M, bp. OatA shpmsnts30 100 bblE Flour - OOO bush Wheat
So 90 bgsh Corn, aud 1900 bush. Oati
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
NEw-YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


l62; ONO SS9 KENTUCKY l3s NewYOrk. 25, Missouri,
SIS Iowa 375 Indiana. 14O; Kansas, 148
bEENES-Ihe arrivals to-day were l6l cars at COmmu-
nipaw az Onehundrpdth-st and 81 cars az Wee
hawkeu 333 beeves against 323 556 Oeeves
MOuGay; and making for the week s.734 against s94
the previous week. The markets Openee brisk yesrer
dar and cattle sold fairly this N, but little
heavy az the day advanced. and closed weaker. The
quality hardly up % last Mondays average, but
al things considered. think the prices ruled shade
stronger the extreme for native cattle being III
% against lOi Q14c. the corresponding week last year
Few Of heavy cattle, average cWt. sold al Ia
.c. The Texans fair 90 good with prices ranging
stsall4c mostly at IGic2 Cherokee, average 81
cwt sold 9c I6 Texans, 81 % cwt sold at lOtc
tcaFs stuffed, averaging q cwt, sold al ll$c.
Our sumner Co.. Kansas correspondent writes June u
that herds Of Texans entering that state
forth ending atfhat date "a OF 55SOl head
against herds 50S5 for week last year, and 81
herds S6l3 head In corresponding week IN 1871 max
Ing up June this year, 100 herds or 1889
against g herds 1904 date last year. and 6l
herds or l4O7g head corresponding term 10 1871 The
following interesting item Is taken from The Chicago
Lave Stock Reporter OF June IS;
Of beef eETle at the
Onion 1ung Eek ending today also
Tor snrg - q the present preceding
together The range q pnd for native cattle
uer
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
The Indianapolis, Blooming.
ton and Western Railway

possesses ell the advantages here namsd and has addition very
large business already created and The BONDS Of
ad now offered are GOLD SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE
FULLY SECURED bya FRST MORTGAGE extension Of
Z7 miles and are liability Of the miles Of which
iour6fbs completed
The geographical position Of s road remarkably Vorahe Com
mendng Indianapolis is direction vest and dvergng Cham
has terminal points Peohs the Illinois RIVER and the
Mississippi opposite Keokuk.
Net earnings Of the division from Indianapolis 10 Pskn nd Peor
large considerable period greater
required al bonds issued Cempaar Regular
running miles Of
the road o hs yoar must be satisfactory al holders Of IL
securities
The Earnings I'm 1872 were 81 1853, 900 S. I'm
of 1895, 900 over 1871. It Is expected they
will reach $4,000, 900 during the present year.
Bons INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding
pcs 30 INTEREST. and holders POSITIVE AD
VANTAGE in the gue Of their Cou.
pons Jlnuary and July l.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
FOR
FOR
INVESTMENT.

universally conceded that carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS only SAFE but the MOST DBsIR
ABLR SECURITIES established
Of default IN Railroad sny
other Of the neas interests OF the country.
These been soosDed applying the securities of Rail-
generally apply With greatly increased force
Roads superior advantages location nanAensnI
connections
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
THE
NEW-YORE CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PROPOSALS FOR $2,OOO,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
TxxA,uRHHs OFFICE GKASD CENTRAL DEror'

TKkAsuRHRs OFFICE, GRASD ChsrkAL Dkfot
BEw-YOKK, June H. 1914
PROPOSALS. sealed and properly nior vii be received a. @
Oaes all acoa on WEDNESDAY day o. July Bef Tor I"O
MILLIONS oPDoLLARs (s9OOOOo in the FiISr AohIuAuh
BONDS Of this Compsny
These Bonds bear IsrHKzsT PHR CENT payable on '
JanaAy July principal being due IN ~ Inc
By HEs upon s e3'fe ~
road. property and franchises Of the Company
not exceed 900 900 At EvEH per cent anu
sterling per The latter have been placed IN Lou
Al price yielding upward slO free Of all erpen'e
each sIOO gold involved OF fhs former s3o0"h re'sed
provide present ogAnHg Bonded Debt Of 'hs COMPANY
The the public pau Of he remAnaef Al
will be issus Coupon Bonds Of 81 oO0 each Or IN H.V'
with aieresi aud principal payable order and tanebs on
Of The COMPANY 100 and 900 each At t option
Offering proposals. beginning ,he h DAY OF 'uP
Proposal, be for pre "as the accrued interest to 20
without sps6 addition the pnes therefor and ma DC
for the whole any part than $1,000 Each proposal
should denomination Of Bonds wanted sni Tor V
ra Bonds which they TO be issued shoai be AZ
gveai each accompanied BY crhd check OF
equivalent for equal rER cET on The smount OF e
proposed steuuch be applet ovs neH'
Of acceptance proposal aud 10 he reua 10 case Of non oe
The props, accepted win be rsAfy FOR tsvery on
THURSDAY the lO JAY at this Oa at Sleh tine aud
place the balance due must be pad.
Ths COmpsHJ right rsIsct ell proposal. offered
L. G. CLAIhE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
8 J N! IIIIl::'

The BRgT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced FOR
de relief Of Indigestion General Debility and boss f Appetite h 9
valuable Recommended purity By the FOOD Journal Arthur
HAsa NJ d.. Wentworth L. Scott, ESQ., r. q D. r. a. . T.,
r. A. Sold BY GroesrS Oilmen anf Chemists N Ass
GOODALL. BACKHOUSB Co..
Leeds England
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Looklg table OF the suf receipts eas In this
hardly eharsenB present trade uniAvorrbe dull within
pvnoo four YEARS. doubled tbe
tges fss regard shipments and
patent that e0ald
1sTf WI smaller sgrrlg Ths Increase TOO rapid aud TOO grsst
be.thy confidence either buyes sers they
totb of and selling
much o. ss u uncertainty make things pleasant aud the
1g'P 10 'As s5,PP' v % g!Sg 1' 10 5'Ds ,hi,. s, iS,
with The qualities THIS however but
REPETITION experience Of former be
t dant markets s decreasing dua proportion With
Lng % be quality q our reoeg any nsrEet IRON te h..-
afs and they s therefore be ndeenden u
t lJ particular point We would ike Western shippers
probable that te Outsde this Eel other
tee s Be oeugd VIII and nier0r cAte Tor which be
il aa OF le past vesf certainly eAds ne 70 e ABOVE
eues holy k4u slpys have slipped fewer cattle na have
ssno ess lessrty s supply vas afge AMI he market da
eicher cattle BON n4iye a egu, 10 Arge supply Dui e
1eno bsa restricted pnoes Small f steers
M readily an Al better pnos than heavier quhaes
D-l.le suiDiY 81 smooth, even lots snail -
The shippers al C0mmunipaW Nelson Morris, l23
cars COney MCPHERSON, n cars j. Berry cars j.
K Bender, cars and G.. Baker, 2 cars.
Simon Moses sold 0r ~ Morris 50 Illinois CATTLE
aging cwt, AZ III 0i2c.
Myers sold for n. Morris IA Illinois steers, Ci91
cSt, al u t0i2c.
Toney q sons sold for n. Morris 100 Illinois sters,
averaging % cWt, al lltc 40 cOrnfed Illinois cattle.
averaging u cwt., al a.
=. samuel sold or " Norris IL Illinois cattle aver
aging 8; cwt III G2e; ~ Illinois do scant
scwt. al l2e., 81 70 the gross cWt Is good
gross cwt; lis mixed Cherokee and natives averaging
Scwt al llio, 70 dress 81 n TO the gross cwt.
=, oeel soid fOr \. MOlrisI7 Illinois cattle averaging
49, al lltc5 a. Illinois cattle. averaging u eWL, a;
Htc. ' - -'O
~ GoldsGith sold for n. Morris. 90 Illinois cattle,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
COTTON HARKRTs.

crrcfysATr Jane 6Joton hedhngA Dc receiptA
is7 hale shipne1s so baeS stock lJ3io ohes
ost ,pts t3 80 bales;
Rt,y,oRs June Mddhnrs l9ic receip,s
20 bales gross jA bales exports so bales sass 80
oa % IssroS June 6-Cottou nominal Midding IaIe net 70
eepts b bAss stock, 25J4 bales. 49,, -
a a. bae gross bales; sales 900 bales stock loo0 bales
tG-1otton arm Low Mldings Itci receipts
b.,sss ~ bates; stock n go bales
SvUSLEAv June 6Coton in fair demand Ordinary III 63o
Cool Ornary 5t elsie Low Mddngs l3c Mddlnss. lJic
sle5 bales 600 bales last evening lO bales ssoeK S7l
,,.4.,.-.
hs shipments. bsi bales
s.v1EyAB good demand Tor export M1ings
i; net receipts az bales eXpors-coA"se, J%Oi bales sa ~
sT i"rrs Jane ls-Cotioa Strict Mdlng lslo receipts
23g bales; shiDnents III bal@ ,,r 49,.
ia n,t rcerts e19orts0 The continent j0O bales
cassrwise 133 bales; sales 80 bales stock. l7.72s
tB6RLRsrOs June lG1OtOn quiet; Mddings lbs dEtci Det
receipts 3a5 bales; eEposcoasWss 7l6 bales sales 200 bales
stoek 1 bales
SIvETos June l6-Coton-BsmAsed receipts 100 bales
Searsr, jane i6-COtOn firm Mddng', aei receipts li7
bales: sales. l75 bales
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
Urrr r. T. June bCHHEsRFAe market opened dull but the
ongs ote up little 5000 boxes belonging 70 o. factories;
about sold ~ 2i the ruling hguTes
AZ Little PALS private dsry sod for l29lie the
offerings u ci0ues reGcbsd 500
bors 2 sold l7i13!c The ruling figure being le
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
s.eamboats ano Railroads..


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID EaugatueE Pare 81 5sanss issFe Csths
anssHp, y ard n D. o.. tsundsv' 'tns'Sali
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C. - Fare,
81 PecksD or Aee 1vs1 az '49 iI4 -
NJ DAILY 'sundays rreerteil conn elnf wv l.-
Cd ALBANY and TROY, by DAY LINE
V -. BOATS g. YiBBARD and DANIEL Dhh" Lrire ss.'r
landing st YONKERS TAKRfTOW6 al NlAlA tbL cr .,,..
MILTON POUGHKEEPSIk. RHlNEDE.K TiFOLl, LAIhh!ll-
r HUDSON Cor1ertng for a points VEST NORTH TINS
acEets 10 WESr POINT, CORSWALL and hE"Boh1H re-lins
sam
~ Soaos change Of uptown isnans.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ ALLENrOWH LiSk 10 fHE WhST-fas'engrf tnl FIeisa
Station Nesfork foot ~ LJsTt Co1rrs '1merie ~
South Branch HlHsoa iou sih DaFas LlesaFsnua
Division Lsh-h .er Railroad NFrrf.urz
PsbErgh The West also 70 C~ns Psunsivans nd Nesfoh
STATE.
Commencing June :. I37A--issy~ Scs a. oi0Ws.
4.N A. m-Nzvs TRAM or sls1u-
a m.-WaY Train of S1mtfg. le
m-w.y Train o FsnHg.oa Eison. Bsihlshen Blth M,1eA
f1
port. DsHue Connects junction DsL Lsek sui West
9hm.-MoRSso ErpREzs, aaiy sIcept s-aa,u ~ Eis,s-
eltlwn harls1urg ald GO Wast oln'rs e. 'omrrTr @
I6.I5 ., m sad . Way Trains m sane-vHs
sia-s clupE W,a.Sas CIV H,-o- ,..,r-. ,~-,r5r Rsss
Columbia. Llnoaasr Eptraa P1tsvIie HHr-bur7 s.
$3.50 p m WAY Train or Pauari
m-WsT Trfn A.eafoEa. hauoh ChuNs Coz
4ll ;. u.--wtv Tram for .oH.rv ..c a.. f,l.lgaa.
m.-Nay IrHu 0r ,ourrvIie
$50 m.-Evzyyg gKPas,s or Es.t71 Bethlehem Alrn
town Re-a.ng Hlrusoarg Piss5urgb ohicas1 se
100 n.-jEmsrinl-F -Fef Rl,iaa
10 sld llI0 3. --~tg I.a.as o- r.i-ll.ii ......
u 5Gm. i2 no.. I2.b 2 lp 1 90 I.- on. Il t.is
5.D. $50, 3.5. o. ~ ,, sl it - j. NV ~ u p a.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Two Million, Three Hundred and Twenty
Gight Thousand Dollars,

for which T,nsfcr.e Certificates of Stock PRINCIPAL AND INE
GOLD either Registered Coupon ~ opuu o
purchaser M be issued In The name Of the People OF We S ~
% the Sinking Fund and er Section he A
o. bearing Interest 81 1e ~ Of SIX PEI %
the lrst daT o January ~ 'll
reibassbe the hrs Gay oi Ja one
thousand bundTei ana ninety one rt.--.. 81.
Commissioners are 70 De az hn 20
accent OF reject suy proposals. the oies are not sueh a. 10 %
or,ulon o OF the state
The PROPOSALS mar for the whole part oi SAID loan no' %
than t5,U0 - l.. .h. Siokfr,
envelope directed " the AUDITOR 0 VIC '@
Department AlbAnT, n. l. -.. a.. ....,,,r..
bs required 10 he phd IN gol con oh VIC ao0p
Of tbe propo.sl. ~ JOth day Of Jane Instant
Psvments n be deDodrng the 70 the cd H ~
account Of The ana rlHa
in he bank Of Manhattan Company heSlo -
turing ofyaIy S1J st4 Be re'0ea w P1SJ
4 ne mn ioaF -, r.t-..-.
the Loan vii commence on VIC lNl "
be seul-AHnualy on The nrst aAs OF -. '-''
Bank 1f Manhattan Company AZ he Nlit Ol 'e"A'iA
Daed Canal DepArt1snI' Albany June - poorvsoY
Lieut. GOvernOt
NELSON K HOPKINS.
Comptroller
G. HILTON sCRIBSBR,
OF STATE
THOMAS BAiSBS.
Treasurer
FRANCIS c. BARLOW,
Attoruev-GeuerAl
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Loan for S2,928,OOO
POR THB
Deficiency ;: Sinking Fund.
UNDER
Section Three, Article Seven Of the Constitution

TIE Commissioner Of The Csua Fund hy virtue Of The Act ent'
provide % support the Government oAsse pf
I955 IN .corauce Three Of Arce Of t- Io
hereby ave notice sealed proposals Will 1s received Al i
Department until the 18th day Of june us 81 u oA lO
Of hat dsy, . Loan OF
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
pHILApELPHIA and ERIE RAILRoAD-

DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
\ ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANCE on CARS TO
THB OIL REGION aud LUMBER DISTRICT Oh PENN Traaa
sal leave Deshroasss AL Cof,landtsi. Fcrues
su hne sIpn-s afy except sundayl Puman Pallos
Car throuyh non Nrwio o on Civ Aru,o Sunbsu. 90.
hamsDor $50 Loek Haven 56, Remove llu m tvinetoa
5oa; Cory 5io5; kne Coansrs ryinet,n Cory
With OIL Greek an AieghenY River Tor Tho Oh Region,
with LAks Shsre H. r. ioF sl point, West
SO p kro NAL tdsilTl wh Pullman Palace Car nom
Philadelphia 70 kne Arrive SunbUJ SO Nlaasrur. $40,
Loek hAVen " ~i henoyo II m vusson au Cory uy III
100 teunecs as lrvneou Ccry Sh O Crerk anl ALE
gheav k'sI lot the O Bus ~sA LAke Shore os
w CORR Con- Pa. AssaL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
ARTIsTIC WATCHES AND CLOCKs.

AhIIN IIN W IT T NIII117 ~ OI1VNlIhI1s II
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
II The Most Deicous and Cheapest sauce IN the World
W,rsuiel pure and M uriom Ingredient
~ iaa R0IsrIkS SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST lsTr
Sale unprecedented in tbe history Of sauces
Sold bV Croers Druggists and Omen, Ia bottles a. o - ana %
Trade Mark-Rlos Pattern Plste. BeNhIs o. nlisii9na
Manufacturers: G00DAlL, 6ACKHOUSt q Cg.,