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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

1t is stated on the authority Of Mr..
Joseph Applega,c, late one OF the Indian
peace commissioners, that the Modoc
band who have so long de6ed the Gov
ernment troops, number just fifty three
Indians, and are renegades from their
tribe.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

Twenty thousand women of Birmiug.
ham, England, have signed . petition 10
favor of bill, now before the house Of
commons, legalisiug the marriage Of q
Vidower sith the sister of bis late wife.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

Grant says if the Louisians troubles
are 10 serious as reported by the news
paper dispatches, be will order the fed.
ersl troops 10 interfere, not in behalf
Of either party, but to preserve the
peace.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

Why did not Washington's sister 20
With him to cut the cherry tree2 Be.
cause she had not got her little hat yet.
Boston Transcript.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

We record with eress pleasure the
fact thse Sepstos Schurs declined TO
receive the $4,000 back pay voted BY the
lact coOgress.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

Chas. Sanguinet, who has lived in st.
Louis for 80 years, died the 10th.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

Try GOODS, Clothisg, Hats and CAPS, Boots
~ and Shoes. Groceries, DO, . full supply st
IS. COOPIR'S Novelty Cash btora
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

TIE highest market price paid for Cosntry
L Produce at tho Novelty Cash Stot;
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23
~. 3.oasie and KeOkuk Raits
road COmD8nV.

NJ OTfCx 10 hereby Sives that tas ssSusb
\ meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Ssis>
Louis ana keokub Railroad Company. for Ihs
slectioN Of directors for the sssu nS yssS. win
be held at the Plsntsps HOUSE, 81. Losis, o.
Monday, Nay 5th, 1873, between che sos's =
III o'clech .. u. snS 8 O'Clock p u.
vE. BUCHANAN. soot.
esHsibsi. SssA 81, 1873. ere
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23
s5sse7 90 0fk
JUST ARRIVED
BY THE
St. Louis T. Keokuk Railroad
A Large Train Of
NEW @o"HD~
voR THE
Novelty Cash Store.

FEELING thankful for former pstrongs, will
say to the public, II they will continue their
patronage, goods will still be reduced in price.
VS.. COOPER, At Novelty Cash Store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

SALT-0ns car losd on band at the Novelty
- Cash Store, which will be sold cheap for each.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

HAVING co%pssted ny second yesy amosg
IL you, Ask you to call and be posted.
". O. cOoPBk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

NOFFEE-4 lbs to the Dollar.
~ Threads Of al kinds cents Spool.
Pins, only s cents paper, @eedles the sane, and
other articles in same proportion, At
w.S. COOPER'S Novelty Cash Store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-23

EXPRESs WAGON always standing at tss
IL door. Goods bought at the Novelty dsliY-
essA ss,whs,s IA towa f,ss os charge.
n. g. COOPER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS MoSEY MARK.T-LosDoN June I7-5 r. NJ
C0ns0s closed at 92sS money and 92sa the nc
count United States lyctwcnty bonds, lS67s 9l3. new
fives sos. Consos opened Mt 92s 92s for money and
gs4 Tor the account United States fye-twenty bonds
and Erie Hallway shares at SOY.
PARIS BoURsR.-PARIs, June i7-P. M.-Rcntes, $751;
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKRT.-LIyERPooL, June IFS p
M.-The market closed duh The sales OF the day have
been 1900 bales inclgding 1000 for speculation and
cotton slipped irons New Orleans deliverable In June
at Lied sales OF cotton shipped from savannah or
Charleston, deliverable in june Al l3lGd from the
same ports deliverable in July. At 5-l6d; from the
same ports deliverable in August and september, at
gl6d The market opened quiet with mddiing uplands
atS5ac. &c. pddIing Orleans y,Sda gi4d
TRADE AT MANCHESTER June 1.-THE
ke for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is dull, and
prices lower, especially tor yarns.
LIVERPOOL BrRADsruFFs MARKEr.-LIvERpooL, June IT,
5P MThe receipts OF Tor the past three days
been H0W quarters, including 5000 American. The
ket Is quiet. Peas, SIS per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERrooI. June IL
5PM-Pork, 62s I'd per Dbl Tor new mess Lard 3ss Cd
Evening.-Sprits turpentine, 3s per cwt
LONDON PRoDucr MARxEr-LoSDoS, June T.--Talow
SIS Sd. cwt Refined petroleum, Hlad. l424c per
gallon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
THE NEW RING INDICTMENTS.

The Bench Warrants Not Yet Issued
9 Rumors that Among the Indicted Per-
sons are Ex-Aldcrman Comans, Assem-
blyman Norton, nm Ex-Congressman IN,
Contractor and Ex-PoIice Officials.
The exclusive announcement in yesterdays HER
AID OF the finding In the court or oyer and Ter
miner OF indictments against number of support
ers Of the old Tammany Ring set the politicians IN
quite furry yesterday, and speculations to the
parties who are in danger OF arrest were freely
INDUCED in. The fact that the offences against
the city, and not against the county, rather stag.
gered the "Old Stagers," who were at a loss to
guess the character the Frauds and OF course the
names OF the Offenders. At the District Attorneys
Onlce but little Information could be obtained the
1 on. 1,st sr,,ae d I'M aoe ,etcence as to
the execution OF the warrants. A reporter
endeavored to ascertain whether Judge Davis had
issued the bench warrants. but IRON Clerk Sparks
and other officials supposed to know was unable
to get any reliable facts. IL was however ascer.
tanned officially that the warrants when issued viii
not take the usual course to the Sherirss office to
be served, but Will be sent to the superintendent OF
Police who 1t Is believed Will act with promptness
IN securing the arrest OF the offenders against the
law. The hnding OF indictments has. no doubt,
caused q nutter among lew politicians, who were
YESTERDAY missed from their usual haunts, and 1t
Is believed nave retired TO the sea shore to enjoy
the ocean breezes until such time as iurthar devei-
opments have been made. IL Is pretty wen estab-
shed that among the indicted persons Is an up
town contractor, q prominent politician and
exCongressman Of the First ward, namesake OF
wel-known criminal lawyer, and O party named
Connolly. IL was also stated by an attache OF one
OF the prosecuting bureaus that ex-Alderman
Comans and Assembly man Michael Norton are
among the accused. From other sources Dame
humor ascertained that two high cx-p0lice officials
ana present Police Justice will be invited to
plead to indictments. at the hour for closing
the Court yesterday the bench warrants had not
been signed by Judge DAVIS: but they viii likely be
sent TO superintendent Matsell early to-day for
execution Bets were offered yesterday In the
rotunda OF the new Court House that not one OF
the accused parties would be arrested by the
police, and that they would learn of the indict-
ments and voluntarily surrender themselves. Ii Is
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Speculation on an Ebb
Tide. Il
THE FOREIGN MARKET LIKEWISE DROPPING
Money Abundant and Begging
for Employment. n
Rnmored Resignation Of Secre-
tary Richardson.
WALL STREET,

saitsnN TUESDAY, June l7-6 NM
On 'Change to-day cotton was only in moderate
request, but nrmer for spot" in sympathy with
ran advance in July and August Flour was dull.
Wheat was firm and corn dun and lower.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Our English neighbors appear to have caught
the infection that prevails in New York, London
advlces to-day reporting the market dun and
dropping. Consols for money were quoted at
e2%-a decline OF - per cent from yesterday-and
C0nsols ior account at 92S. Five-twenty bonds
OF 1855 told) were quoted at 92%, do. OF
1867 at 92,S, ten-iorty bonds at So new
fves at 49,. and Erie at 5oh-being
recession OF from 4 TO u per cent the majority
OF the securities mentioned. In Paris the new
French loan declined to Sc francs ex dividend. In
Amsterdam Union Pacific Railway shares were 233<
23* Northwestern preferred Tx, and ST. Paul
preferred Cos. The new French loan is now at
Q premium Of 57S per cent-aso a decline.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money shows no falling on in the liberal supply
Offering for call loans at and per cent. The
prices for prime discounts are hitherto quoted.
Foreign exchange was firm with but little business
doing, prime bankers 90 days sterling selling at
1925, good sight bills at 40, and prime do 11Os.
The following were the quotations ut the Offices OF
draWers.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.Tuno
Cotton ouiet ana Arm. good ordinary isc IL Sa,
REGENTS DO bales Sales 200 Stack "A 707 - S' A''
F'' ' -, Ss. '. $500. 4
Cation IN oder.,e dom NEW ohLEASsl June IL 1878
Soitoh III mouerate demand miuumngs, lS1sc Net
receipts yo paes Gross wy Exports.Io Great Britain,
1s'V' 70 ne CohunehI iso@ sales iZo; last evening.
i.s'o Stock, oaVA. n. AL ,, 49,. 49,.
Co.,. MOBILE, June u, 1873;
Coton quiet anu nrm; GOOD ordinary i6i4c; low mid
Gnnh2s n'Ac isc middiings le4c NC Net receipts,
~ naeS 1ross' 49, Exports coastwise Aoo sales 2U
coor or;o, and ro,,r., s a',,,a June H. is.a
Coton qulet ana nofnihal miuulings ios4c Net re-
ceipts 345 bales. Sales, e. Stock, l4709. m
CHARLESTON June H. 1873
ls..e Ne, receipts, go bales; Exports The Con.
a - a7- = wu.,,cror r Inn. - TOT,
Shirts of turpentnc Arm 4c Rosin snad ~ ~ an
IS Is Tor window ssss Crude turpem,iucbSbc iei
hard "a a, icr vciIoyv an ana vi uir~ - a1r
nj al = s-~r 800" r'r 80 ''-e-- - VS. ss0s~AJ
=" et ,aoi aolofs rorrno Juns ~ ,sys
sales Of No white Ws6nsh nj III a.. smbc w}c5ns'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

for &c t0c for Bsvarian. &c. s6c for Eng
McsxssssIThe market Remained dun for cargoes but
sales wns :s "s ~Ss':
esys % aS and %sasG
sss:S a. . sS MO or ross fso sSS
sS: Wsss .sS .S "a ~ . S
assa s%s sSr sssass ss
si + ssis sssss'ss Il "a !issss
ruins a5sas ssaSS e;sS Win price;
and mechanical: lard oil was urn and sSs demand mod
aas ssss ess sss s va. @
Ss, ssas'ss Tor ssd iraas
hsa ss s ar ps aS %n a ana r I S
DTssans make Senhadsn new OBJ &c. Crude cotton
PErRcLEun-on Change to-day the market remained
esepenp EeneS Quoted al crse in bulk az
sSd ia sn az. s n 0sdST a. c At
Reports were Of quiet and weak Market
u g. Ths @assi
@ sasss
ned for june at i9c and 4o cases Of city naptha at
cut is 81 sS p;
or vi na 81 sas SS. 81
81 81 ;S 4 AZ SS:
wsS We Of prices
s g Sss's the 's sy
oSnms o sses Mele lpnngSt aside im sS
SHes 4 S1n %s ss 50 % Ses
steady sss sss Western Gut meats
Sus is psr
fssfn 'Sag
for July at lSc 500 ticrces for do terms;
go evsnag os dor
Sales M Bu S and essy
c%a a ssffa' psse
ng way With prices rsas ss sales i S.s
Up ~ merces q Carolina nc sc; and zoo bags Of
SHED. me market for linseed has been auc. The
Ssnns gass s agd RSasS Sas
sTEARIsE market was dun and prices nominal in
S' or au Hstsss prices
have Oay 70
sales Of S5s bags Manila private terms Refined
We quote: ,cu6aMkehning inferior to common, e.
e sr sSsa tall a to GOOD Sc sSos to pr prime To-
Choice ss MS Ssntr na hhas and boxes
n so DSsas Standard Nos nf to
IS to a. s az sS o's "a f Sc
white 7. oc. llc Porto Rico-ketinng, common to
stGSSssds ?' : sse,ss se
Superior and extra superior. - &C. 7sc. ~
TosAoco:The market siill continues quiet for seed
request at full pri Sales reported Of
Of sundries crop 1870 at &c. &C., lJU OF do crop
eases Of Wisconsin ss so
hhds of Kentucky at &C. to lac, and 100 bales OF
Havana at zoe. a 9ehc.
TALLow.-Thc market was quiet but steady. Prime
quoted Ut Ss<c We note sale OF l0OOU lbs of good
81sc.
Tin quiet particularly plate. From to 200 slabs
Of Straits I'm sold at 3lc gold, 80 days. English quoted
ut yDc., gold. -
Wool--The market has been very quiet during the
past three days with prices ruling steady domestic
Of 1900 lbs Ohio tssee at 45sc ZOO lbs q Oregon
wool at Mhc rs bags OF lambs WOO at &c., $4,000 lbs of
Georgia. 200 bags OF and pulled ex
ira pulled, 100 bags lambs pulled all private terms
WHIsKEY.-The market today moderately active
and steady The sales foot up about bbs at 9Sac
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The export trade OF the port for the week ending
to-day shows an increase-the total clearances of
domestic produce and merchandise being
$6,57l, 1886 in mixed values, against s5,o655,o in
1872, and s3,esSl2o in 1871 The total exports
from January to date are s12s,9l2,Oo5, against
ss7, 437,4s7 IN 1872, and s1o5, 6l4,57o in 1871.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Alot OF Georgia sevens were sold at 921S, aud OF
new South Carolina skies, August and October at
S5h. Beyond these transactions the market was
dull and remained at the following quotations =
Tennessee, ex-coupon 7o]s "a soK; do, new, 7g1
7ox; Virginia, ex coupon. 43 as do. SKIES consoi.
dated bonds, 90 ab5i<; do, skies. deferred scrip
TO- IL; Georgia skies, rs 10; do, Gevens, OF s2
North Carolina, ex coupon, 20 o 20; do, to North
Carolina Railroad GO 81; do. funding. 1866 is Is ;
DO, do, 1868, 16a II; do. new, 10 all; do, spe-
cial tax, 12aH; Missouri skies, 95 e5IS; de-,
Hannibal and st. Joseph, g2a 92I Louisiana skies,
As So; South Carolina skies, new, January and
Iuiy, all; do. do, April and october, rs q %;
Arkansas snKea, funded. 20 a a $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

GUILD IIoN II01zs ~
Gold continues to exhibit the influence OF the
mysterious undercurrent that has moved 1t upward
and downward without apparent cause for several
days past and the street is no nearer the solution
OF the problem than before. At intervals there was
active business, purchases being made on account
OF importers and others, but the majority Of trans
actions were evidently OF speculative character.
The usual skirmish began with the price at 115aI
from which it was borne down to y, when 1t re-
covered p per cent and se4d at 1l6H-the highest
agure OF the day. subsequently 1t again weak
ened, and luctuated between 1154 O Il5Is, closing
ut ll5x. The several prices will be seen rom the
fOowtn0 fable =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
CLOSING pRIcSs-s- O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Primer; Receipts ut the Ports,
4,194 Balcs = Flour Dull Wheat
FirmcT-Corn Dull and Aowcr-Oats
steady-Pork Firmer-Lard Essicr-
Groceries Quiet-FrciGhts strong-Pe-
troleum Easy-Naval Stores Firm
East India Goods Quict-NIetals Dull
Tobacco Quiet-Wooi Steady-Whfskey
Active and Unchanged.
TUESDAY. June 17-6 P. NJ.
Business was still slow in almost every depart
ment OF trade, and the markets were in some in
stances depressed by the recession OF the gold pre-
MUM. The most noteworthy feature at the Pro-
duce Exchange was the Increased movement in
wheat Tor export-particulary In lots to arrive
next month. Prices for lots on the spot were
higher, Dut forward deliveries were placed to
considerable extent at prices previously
current. Corn was dull and nearly all
the receipts being out OF condition.
sellers were compelled 10 accept Of lower prices
or not sell. At the concession moderate business
was done for export Oats were steadier. Pork
was decidedly better, but business was moderate.
Lard was easier. Freights were strong Groceries
were neglected, but without noticeable change in
value. Cotton was only in moderate request, but
frmer, both for spot and futures. Petroleum was
neglected and the market Naval stores mod
erately dealt in and firm. East India goods quiet
domestic fleece; prices steady Whskcy in demand
and steady. *#
AsnEs-Reccpts the past three days. 100 packages
The supply has been light aud the demand fair Prices
of pots rather frmer, while pearls remained en-
tirey nominal. We quote pots 1925
BUILDING MArERiALs.-For brick the market remained
unchanged The demand fair and prices steady.
We quote -Haversraw Bay. S. q $40 ahoat and $40
$l2 Tor do devered up river 81 so S. afloat and So
$40 delivered; Jersey, 81 a 81 80 aloat and 50
a IN
delivered; Croton, SIS SIS afoat and sl7 a 500 so
delvered Philadelphia 'front.' $3s a $50 ahoat and
$40 50 $40 80 delivered. Lime remained steady, but
land Ha 81 IS or do @ 81 fS %as
quoted steady 81 per Poi RSsshaals SIS Is
Vas ansaSnssd quoted q $ blue
cined city Laths We're quiet and quoted steady at Is
Ss e Esf
&c., ssa az rS Se &c.
nc. New Zealand cordase, i6c. lie. Russia bolt
CANDLES There has been about the usual trade con-
%aGp for this Of the year with PRICES ruling
alnnc, ssc. stearic. Csc. sSc and adaman,ine
market ,e%snea quiet About 100000
prices were steady We have only TO note Of o73
sSs
s' :. bags Sss
Isle; good carsSSss, ls,se, ise:: prime car.
Ike. issac, gold. per h. 60 90 days credit Java
government bags) ao5c. 2lc. do. grass mats, &c
&c; Singapore do. 17c lSc Ccylon, lSsc. l9ac
Marasai6o, isc iS1sc; Lssqsyra, isc. lsIsc. Jamai
lyIlc. Costa Rca ls1sc. ly1ac Mexican I31<c Igc
Manila, lsc 1890. Angostura, lSac. lyc Savanilla
credit
CorroS the spot called &c per ID higher in con-
August contracts September and the more remote
nand for spot cotton was moderate; The transactions
future deliveries continued liberal scale, the
ket closing with continued upward tendency We sum
up thus
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i.
included in the above are 100 bales 10 arrive For
future delivery oasis low mddng) sales nave been
iollows:-sales last evening after three O'Clock
July 100 ut 20 ~ M at 70 9l6c; August 200 at 2ssc
10y at 100 at ~ cpemDer, 20 ut l9,sc.,
IS December loo ssec io6 is i-c. 100 at
Is Lice. Total 220 bales sales to-day up TO three
E. M,@Juns, 100 AZ 2osae LOO at 2osss; july 400 "
0sc., 2U At 70 2i,s2c 10 at 70 ll-i6c 700 at DE 2O
y! al :Ssc 100 az % q sacs q 70 M.lse, lioc al
20 1916 August 200 at 20 liltc s at ~ IS G0 at
100 At Ui3l6c 100 az 2sc 100 az 20 lli6c, 100
y 1894 100 a 2oc Sepemser go at iaSse,
200 at 10 ll6c December 100 ut lSc. Exchange-ySac
paid to. exchange 40 July tor August Total II,6OO
were as % bales Ne% Orleans DOL
s. Norfolk. 735; Baltimore 40; New York, 1858; Boston,
g. Total, 49 This day last week. 352 this day last
lnaiiy as follows :-ia.re, by steam lie SAIL lc. com
Hamburg, by steam, lie; Bremen, steam, &c
LIVERPOOL. o III a al, by steam. We quote
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1mAeat was good demand especially for future de-
Hhs sPSsS SEn ss s1s s as
W. ss;ss$ as'v: is
III e Psms DO 70 nrSe & No
Mnwaukse and Duluth ST. Sns i IS
.,;. Tsss eS sas lDSSs
ssc. choice dry rail mixed 70 yellow, &c aesc and
The sales aa n s de-
Ale d Tor r, common 70 lair Western mixed &c i
Barley aud rye dealt in but held nomnaily at
observation-disclosures in berth ircights has been fair,
although interrupted by the scarcity ACCOMMODATION
DEMAND Particularly for sdap isf to ond s sSaa
rates engagements were 10 Liverpool BY steam
MS9 bushels grain At Nd for corn and iz4d. Tor
a, SSs 400 bels. rosn at To London, by steam s.
Sra no I y 1's% Sa ssss,
The charters include "A British brig, hence TO Cork
gram ofa'as 'n' 3d. AaaEs se H. a o
NsrSes al O e.
oT 60 H Sar
hence to st9cknom 'o bbls naphha at s. I'd an
70 s nsnse % aa pcr b n.d n saTs
isum, private terms; Russian bark from Phsdci
phis to port IN the United Kingdom, L0o, quarters
lump sum, an american bark from Wilmington Lon.
said @ have been closed but unable to learn the
GusSirs.-Thc market for both cloth and bags re.
manned very quiet but holders maintained their hrm.
ness and demanded ful prices Domestic cloth quoted
ported Of UJ bales at that price, The last sale of bals
was at 91sc. gold, In bond.
HEMP AND JuTE.-For hemp the market has been ou {
for all descriptions with prices steadily held. Maniy
held Mt vc gold Jute has also been quiet, but quoted
steady at 2sc DC gold. 400 bales OF reflections at
2sc; currency, Jutc was quiet and unchanged quoted
at1sc a I14c. currency, cash.
HAY AND srRAw-Thc arrivals continued large aggrc-
eating $500 Daes OF hay and straw for last week The
stock yet TO be marketed large. We append
prices as follows Prime hay $50 s25 per goot
do, SIS 500 good shipping, SO; common do, $40; long
oat $40
frm and evinced disposition 20 shade prices Small
sales were made 70 brewers within the range Of a0c &c
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luOtNuOns Store, running in
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
n OUR GaAIS-Recepts-Flou 10 O61 bbls wheat,
l52y5l bushels corn 9S2l5 do meal S23 bbls and
y2J bags; oats 1872 bushels; rye, 20iU0 do. The flour
market dull but prices nominally unchanged
The foot about bbls prices
within the range of the annexed quotations. Corn
quiet; 2uU bbs OF inferior white Western sold at
from 81 80 s. S. Feed dun, but prices were not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
i NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
Proposals for S2,0OO,0OO
First Mortgage Bonds.


GRAND CENTRAL DEroT,
..aM NEW YORK, June II, 1873
Proposals. sealed and properly endorsed, will be
ceved at this olce till Wednesday, the ID day
Of July next for two millions of dollars the
first mortgage bonds OF this company
These bonds bear interest per cent payable
LIST OF January ana lst of July the principal being due In
1903 The mortgage by which they secured Is first
lien upon me entire RAILROAD property and franchises Of
the company.
cent and f20 600 sterling at six per cent The latter
have been placed in London price yielding upwards
gold involved OF the former reserved to
provide for the present outstanding Bonded Debt Of
Company. The amount now offered TO the public Is
part OF the remainder and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds Of each. in Registered Bonds with inter
est and principal payable to order and transferable
the books of the Company OF 5000 and $4,000 each
the option OF those Offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF July next
Proposals must be for price .iat;' the accrued
interest to go with the Bond without specific addition to
the price therefor and may be for the whole
not less than $1,000 Each proposal should state the kind
and denomination Of Bonds wanted and for Registered
Bonds the name in which they to be issued should be
accurately given and each must be accompanied by
per cent on the amount of the Bonds proposed be
takensuch sum TO be applied towards payment in
Of acceptance of proposal and to be returned in Of
noI-acceptance 9#
The Bonds proposals accepted will be ready for de-
livery THURSDAY the 10 TIL day of July next this
Office at which time and place the balance due must be
paid.
The Company the right reject all proposals
offered. 'aoa
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A -LAPsLEY a BAILEY, "A BROADWAY BROKERS
"A. in Stock and Gold Priyieges.-$i00 put or cali
10D shares SIPS $5000 gold first class names
Explanatory circular, with practical illustrations and
references mailed TO any address.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES A SPECIALITY FOR SEW
IA. eral years past; only, the best grade Of names
dealt in privilege negotiated through this ONCE
ever dishonorcd Stocks and Gold bought and sold
commission upon deposit OF Privileges in lieu OF money
& WILLIAM WARD y Broad street.
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
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AT REASONABLE RArEs-MoyEY ON LIFE AND
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Securities Insurance of all kinds efec ted with
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II New York, June Is, 1873 $rcr
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and after the LIST day OF July ncx at The offices OF
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