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h7aiasst'ssttlosa OF an hr:sEna1ls Jt,dgc.
LtrrLE Rock, Ar';.. Aug. :s.-1l.o lion.
Circuit, who r:.J.dos at CIurkny,llo. in johnson
County, wh!!o Euil.:, to llIn homo about .l,reo-
quastora Of Q mile from town to tllnnor, yes,
day, WAS .hot aud mortuliy wounded BY some
ul4llnow, pe!uoil from the b14l.." Jadgo Meara
to l.ayo !eeu porpatralod bv man with wl4oao
Msfo 1t !h r"porInt! tho Judge l.a boon tou ill.,
tl1nato. Everybody lu indignant At the tastauIy
net, regardless Of politics, aud osery oGort will
bo matte to bring the guilty party to j1atico Tho
Iol' Judge Measa wus recently appointed to tho
1ulo. by uov, Baxter.
, 1873-08-29

Wic1iignn Constitutional IComnltssi0la.
Eprt!at HtHnatch IT, 9hs EAtrutto Tribune,
l4AH1HAa, sElch., .inY. 29.--Tho Commission
aIlut ut . o'clucls AlNl. 0uuhGd With prayer by
, 1873-08-29

The Closing oTtlle Iros,-:IlIl--!Asl U1l-
hlsanE:sc{t,rY Exn:M;,atlO1s.1


hs.sans,cfary Exn:H:.s,t3O1s.
.u sJec,at Hfsn;fea e Tie t1;. 40 Yf.aun4.
MILWAUKEE. aug. a3.-Iho boly ofa Eorwo-
ga,l .eiutal Q. .NtlorAon was fnand nroat near
.Houom1oo lr;age. Anderson rnu to tho tire at
Blatz'n brewery On Monday nlGEt, and fa'lel to
return to hiY hoaraiug-.louao Oil Wa":!inyton
street. It ii aupposed tint l!o wa!t14 oU tho
dock into tllf river o1 his NAy homo.
Tho card d the iroa-worlcra of BAY Wow will
nppoar to-,lf brow to ahnw causo OF tho closil.
Of tho mil. yesterday, Ut tho Milwaukee Iron
g a esn'ee aas M dnfiay I'D yeo s' oi
the CYnpnny by Superintendent Hager-
man. .tIho, raad n di'patoh from Capt.
=. b. Ward to closo tho mills ilnln, diately.
Ihe. committee on hearing This prop .od to
6ettp on prices, independent OF tic ulloago
milH: Tile Superintendent replied that it would
not 10 practicable, unless governed by tho Gil
cn6o n!la. 10 tho lust proposition ile work
nly'n were obliged to submit. Neithor Tho supor~
iuteNdc:t or leHtafB afo tho chllge Of Tho close
Of tho mills. 10 usn nlr, Hayornau's uwn
wtaaa: "A complication Of circulahtal,ces
brought 1,a 10 TIM, uld neither blame sou nor
anl to llamu,"
, 1873-08-29

Combining proximity to tho city by elegant
drives and railway 1noilitlos, with gas, ,WateF,
and tho unooua1od nttrEotiona Of South + @k
and Boulevard improvements.
, 1873-08-29

Snn francisco Compromise No1ninu-
ltUli8. "
BAN FRASoIsco, Aug. 23.-Tho Democratic
Legislative md Municipal Convention objected
compromise md nominated Philip Roach aud
Fru1L MeCoppin for tho stato Senate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-06-12
GGf 8iGrbraaGr.GOn in
@IgBGIan0.

Der brsi,sbnts Gonsrse btr Sisrbrnutr
Der Der. Staatsn bat AM 1prssn hes l..
Stunt um 10 ubr I,inr Strbanblunsen in
psm fur ben 3psd fslilib sslGmddten
,,0tf SiSt 8tnt" in DttrUitltr., GItps'
lamb, Sbip, btaUnntn. gpuidtltss unb
ltattliGs Stltsationsn battsn lid aus aI'
len Staattn Der Union sinssfunesn. DER
Wihiisfstt bes @Unsrtfts unp rss 9s'
i&dftsJweiess wtesn, ju bsdsn Gbrotr'
uns erittrsr abssbnlttn ptre, mar bic
prsfs pur6 Elm snnSss peer BON SsrtGt'
rrlfattsrn rsprdIsntirt. Das Snttrsiis
an ben gtrbunbIunssn mar au& i,itsns
Der sabIrsi@ anpsIsnbsn M6tmtteIisctr
sin um 70 sr5esrss, alS esrabe itbt Wit'
Der bas 1smpsrtu,uhwsltn bic 5rtibritsn
unb bic 8t6ts Der Burger natr Stautsu
msbr bsnn js bfbrUtt.
glnh ben ttnltitsnesn 6ormaIitdtsn CT.
srtF 5srr 5snrp @luuf,n BON Ntw gOrl
OaS BOrt unb bisIt bic fOlssnts anIpra'
DE;
@ssbris 6srrsn!
@tfalten Gle mir, S6usn ju Iaesn
pab Id, unp Id BARI ppbI lassn, aut DE-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-06-12
Deuti6t
Steal GstQte Waentnr.

AlIe, bic @runbsissntbum faufsn pbsr psrtau.
ZEN pOasn, psrbsn gut tbuu, fd an llnter,si&.
uste ~ penben. Infer 9atnlCg ifebt fir 9ebtn
Rur Ginftbt pifsn. 8ilists Gruneeiaentbum, 70
Spie Sdrmrn in Susquebdnun, 9Bapns unb
gpvomiug Counties III perfdufen.
espmis u. ..gust 224 eada. Apf,
22aa79 @bas. Better.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE on FISK 81 HATCT.

No5 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK, April f 1861
The SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds Of the CHESAPEAKh
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, being secured By q
First Mortgage on a completed Road-whirh Is ono
of the great East and West Trunk Lines, command
ing large through business, and which from tho
immense Mineral, Agricultural, and other aluable
resources of the country it tTaycrses is assured ofa
very rernuneratiye local traifc-are among he most
substantial and satisfactory investment sec rites IN
the market: and, at the present price 81 aud ac-
crued interest yield liberal rate Of ia.erest On
their cost.
They are in denominations Of 500, S-po, and
81 600. coupon and registered principal ar interest
payable in gold coin in New-York; intore-. lay and
November.
We buy and sell at current market p re- tho
WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD Bo>'s ougF
nally negotiated by u.s. and now quoted at iHe Stock
Exchange and widely known as fayor-c 'ruflties
in the principal money markets. Coupon BONDS oi
81 .OOO principal and interest payable in eod IN
New-York; Interest January and July PIi'e to-day
o.. to %.
We also buy and sell GOVERNMENT and ttNIRAL
PACIFIC Bonds receive deposits, on which fe allow
interest make collections. and do a genera banking
business. IIeA " HAHN
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
WEDNESDAY. April Or. VI.

Affairs on Change, to-day have been quiet with
no feature of such Importance TO justify extended
comment. Stocks were firm at the opening at prices
trine in advance Of yesterday closing quotations;
but gentle reaction succeeded the first prices, only
to be recovered later, and by midday prices were
strong and advancing the best figures being
reached during the l o'clock Board, when Central
reached 1O2 Lake Shore, 92s Ohios, 4j. Rock
Island. ia; st. Paul 80! Pacific Mail, 81; and
Western Union Telegraph, SGs In these stocks
was centered the chief business of the
day. After the First Board adjourned,
prices declined all over the list there being feeling
of uncertainty attending the money market, and
an inexplicable foreboding that another demonsta-
ton would be made tomorrow. Under this condi-
ton of affairs the bulls found very little encourage
ment in sustaining the market, which at the close
became languid and weak, with loss of pretty
nearly the improvement made heretofore. Erie
opened at C5 against Ga! last night and moved up to
G5s holding strong at the close at G54, deriving
strength from the frmness displayed in the
stock at London. Harlem reversed yester-
days course and rose at one time to 1876 then
fell back to 12i!, but closed at 12G
again. Panama was pretty lively, moving along
at 1CSG O9ia107l. New-Jersey Central was little
better than yesterday 100 shares selling at 9is 100
at 9S and 10 at 90, closing 97s09Sl. Lackawanna
was higher, selling the extent of 27G shares at 99l
a999-Mr. Gouds new infant New-Jersey South
ern sold at 3lsa3ll, after a sale of hundred shares
at -, buyer so. New-Jcrsey Railroad fetched 100,
Michigan Central 1OSl, Fort Wayne 92!, and New
York and New-Haven 1873. few contracts i'll Cen
tral, Lake Shore, and Pacific Mail were closed out
under the rule" for the account Of defaulting con-
tractors. Boston, Hartford and Erie was more lively
at 3! G3IG3s, though, so far as can he seen, unaf
fectcd by Hartford dispatch that the Erie Com
pany's application to be admitted as party
defendants in the law suit of Ellis against
b.. ii. and T.. has been denied. Canton Company
fetched 9Ol per 100 shares. Quicksilver sold at 40,
and Preferred offered at 81. Consolidation Coal
sold at 80 and 553. but the other coal stocks
without sale. In the Expresses American was done
at G7 United States at 75 74I 74,, the rest of the
issues being without sale. The general market
closed dull aud heavy. The Opening, highest, low
est and closing prices Of active stocks were fol-
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
INVESTMENT BoSDs.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RALRoAD 20 FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD Bonds which we recon Hd as
profitable and well-securcd investment. bear $40
per cent gold interest and have the folio ing elc-
ments of security, viz:
l. They are the obligation Of a strong CO oralion'
2. They are a First Mortgage on tue i.o"d, is
Equipments Rights, and Franchises
3. They are a first lien on its Net Eamnsf
4. There is pledged in addition for the paymens
of principal and interest, Land Grant Of 1850
acres per mile through the States and -''e3 acres
per mile through the Territories traYe-sd. The
Company is already entitled to nearly Tn Million
acres of its Grant and its Land Sales TINS r have
realized s. &C per acre.
With nearly 500 miles Of the road com cied and
in operation, the earnings for 1913 viii be Large.
All marketable stocks and bonds are wed in
exchange for Northern PaciGcs on most favorable
terms. JAY Cooke & Coz
% Wall-st., N,w-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

The money market was stringent again to-day
though the course of call leans fluctuated rather
more than usual as though the lockersup OF green
backs had more to contendiwith from natural miti-
eating influences. At first borrowers on call paid an
eighth and interest and from this the rate stlffened
ND TO 31G and interest with exceptions at quarter
these quotations being the rule until after o'clock
subsequently, until about 2i0 business was done at
1-lG at which time the rate unexpectedly broke to
seven. coin, but the low rate would MT hold and by
o'clock was back to an eighth, the closing business
being at 1-lGas. There is no revival of activity in
commercial paper. The legal tenders outstanding
tonight are 1858 $4,000, decrease Of S55,OOO The
internal revenue receipts to-day footed up S5OOOO'
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
night are: Currency, $3.50 OOO and coin 7OG5OOOO,
of which S23 $50 600 are in coin certificates.
Government bonds have been in active inquiry
from the foreign buyers again to-day, prominent on
the list being sG7s which sold to the extent OF S3J-
900 at lS to l9 for coupon and 1l6, for registered
The Andys were in lively request, fetching ll's,
coupon Gs of 1881 going high as 12O and registered
at 1l7la1l7s The 520s of 1864, coupon, were up to
III. sales the new yes being l15l Currency Is sold
as high as 1l4 The market closed firm on the basis
of 11S.all9k for 1SG7s Fisk * Hatch report as fol-
lows 4 H..
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
6teamboats ano Railroads.
GENTRAL ,',I;l; RAILR0AD OF NEW JERSEY :

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.-
Passenger and Freight DEPOT NewYork foot Of LII by Con
Somerve Branch H. RI Hampton Junction win
the Delaware Lackawsnna and Western Railroads at Phhpsug WIN
the Leh and susquehanna yon and Al Easop with The eh
Valley Railroad and It's connections forming direct line to pbn
ana the West without change Of also TO Central PenFanA an
A'@'e' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
WIN1 BR ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec l6, l872-Leaye New.York as follows.
Ga m.-Way Ira ior Somerule.
Pennington, bethlehem, Bath. hauoh Chunk
wikebare Ptston Mshanoy City Mt Carmel Hteton Tnnkhan
Towsnd WsVeeT 6c with through to Mlamspor Dan
Vile Connects Junction with Del. Lack West X X
m.-MoRSISG BxPRrss dalv etoept sundaysI, for Eah
Femngon; Eaon Msuch Chunk Wksbar, Scranton, 10
wanda Waverley. &c
1915 A. m-Wav Train for Someryle.
u m.-Wsv Train for Someryle. 80 .
Femneton Easton Bath, Allentown Mach Chunk
Mahano City, IaHeton Wikesbarfe Scranton Reading COsmb
Lancaster Ephraa Pottstile Harrisburg &c.
23O p. m-For Baston, Bethlehem aud Allentown
al5 y. m.-FOr Planheh , =,
400 ~ Nor Eson Allentown and Manh Chunk Connects at
Jup,t Ion vi Del Iack. and West. X, X
4;g0 D. m.-For Somerylle aud FcaDgion
500 D. m-For Someryile,
SIS m-Por PlauGeld. -, -, p,,.,, ,u,,.
town Reading Harrisburg Ptshuh, Chicago and Cnncnnah
600 and 6;i5 p m-for So~eryile
1902 n (Bmigrantl-tor hislol.
300 and li:OO m.-For Plainh,d nm nm nix
For Elizabeth AT f0 700 7:l3, 300. 8tS so Wy;
I0 as A M; 1900 1850 100 goo 2Jl Jo9 S2
400 AIS 4t5 5:l5 $3.50 5;i5 6OO 63O o' 'iI' ''
Tor e West can be obtained at the ofce Of the Central l
road ~ New Jersey foot Newiork and at the prnopA
and ticket Offices in New OH , .vt
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
LITERARY NOTES.

Loring is about to publish an English novel
.Artiste," which has received the muliudnous al-
proval of the circulating libraries
Ii is said that the work which NJ. victor
Hugo completing, at Guernsey is novel eaise %
Ouatreyinrt-treize" the scene of which is laid ia the
,econd period of the French Revolution
Hendricl b. Wright, the stately old eX-Con-
rressmau of the antique, honest, and iardeang tyre
has been preparing monograph ON the local history Oh
Plymouth Luzerne County, Penn, which fetersohs are
soon 60 issue.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
|, LIBRARY FOR THIRTY 800 CENTS.

Six TRIBUNE Extra Sheets. containing: - .-.
IprT1PF I.-ryndaus SIX LECTURES ON ll1Hls
ir,.ri ~ gXTEI No o.-Beechers COMPULSORY EDUCA-
7i,N Feiis MASTERS OF THIS SITUATION. Phihpss LOST
ans. r,ioESs Is THERE GODl MARI Twsins SANDWICH
ISLAND LETTERS ..,,, ,>.r ,,,,,r
IFCTURF EXTRA no. 3.-Prof Wiliers BRAIN AND MlNDi
Pr EsrFers CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE SPkCTRO-
SCOPB; Prof Ioungs ASTRONOMICAL CQNQUESISi Prof.
loins's PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THB sun. .-
LECTURE EXTRA NO. 4.-Sx SHAKESPBAREAN STUDIES
b Iohn STUDIES National Academy Course; Par
tons PILGRIM FATHERS AS MEN OF BtSlNESS Bret Hsrses
ARGONADTS OF '49 ~,
~ SOUND AND HEARING. VOICE AND SPEECH and THE EA-
PLANTATION or MUSICAL HAFMONl; Prot Benz, Sibmans
DEP PLACER MINING IN CALIFORNIA Dr. W. Raymond on
TIE SEVEN SENSES: Parke Goodwin TRUE AND FALSE SCI
ENCF: Prof f. L. Youmaus on THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE.
FXTRA-Crtft MomHer-EviDBNCE AND REPORTS.
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New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
THE COMPLETION

Of the HoUsToN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAIiF"Ap was
accomplished on the 11th of March thas 'alming a
through route by rail from Galveston 10 Aaw-York.
The negotiation of the S1OO00,0O0 1st Nrtedgc
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed, less than
S5OOOOO remaining, which can be had at 50 andin-
terest in currency. Of
JOHN j. CISCO & Son, % Wal-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
20 Wihain-st.

CAIRO AND FUIroN RAILROAD Co.'S IHisr MoRr-
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoND> Tor sale at
30 and accrued interest. Only limited number
unsold The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
AIENT, 1,926+0O ACRES LAND and all othcF property
of the Company The land sales AVERAGE over -
per acre. III. G.. MAIQUAND, No. l20 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
FoR SALE,
GALWAY BONDS

MONTCIAIR RAILWAY BoNDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, -.
MUsGRAvE & Co, ID brOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. square or upo upon
N right RENT SELL cheapi rent allo"el on p',0"
Of MBRRkLLs, No. uuionsluare tNo 100 fouoHe -,
NEW STYLES FIVE-OCTANE DOl,D Drtn, ,ride.,
~ REEp CADNET ORGANS ready this month Mt reasona p
81 and Si25 each. Ey other STYLES $50 to s90s% sr ~ Their
wsri each TT MASON HAMLlN ORGAN 20 , now on of 1
new wareroom ~ UNlONSQuARB the hge 49, a,s ,enderod
Of this class IN h word AZ ORGANS
p only nv their Uncrndlci Jnies for mannao. Snsnts
RESTkD Win privilege Of purchase for quarterly or monny
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
HIST PUBLISHED ::

lust PUBLISHED:
~ THE TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No T. ready, contains
,ert full re2orts Of Mr. Shakespeare and
Seven the ecut at the National Aeademy
careful abstract Of Argonsuis 49, aud verbatim
prcncou Of The Pilgrim Fathers Men
Of Business Single copies extraordinary sheet sent BY mail
fol ve
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
City bank shares were steady, with brisk de-
mand and few offerings The following were the

In railroad bonds larger business was transacted
than yesterday. The Pacific mortgages firm,
and closed as follows: Central, lO2IGlO3; Union
First, s6gGS6! Land Grant 7S!a74l; and Income,
73.074 Boston, Hartford and Erie First to 4O!
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER C"Nr GOLD
BoNDs Of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH-EAstFGN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon 4 completed trunk line earn
ing more than enough to pay interest and operating
expenses. Pnee, 90 and interest Sold by
WNsLow x WILSON.
30 Wiiiam-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

25s; Reading Railroad 57.; Pennsylvania Railroad
5Gi: Gold, 1881.
The Daily Bulletin publishes the gross earnings for
March of the following railroads:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

There were 10 proposals to sell bonds to the Treas
ury. aggregating 81 $3.50 at 1859 down to 1l449
The advertised half million fetched 1497 TO 1l449,
and will be paid for in National Bank notes. The
details are as follows:
Fisk & Hatch Hatch & FO0te.
$40 90O 300 .liloT $1,000 520.........-..1lis5
Joy Cooke q Co. White Morris q Co.
500 coo 500 .I149O 5000 520...........li15
r.. Sweet SO. -
slT5.O0O $40. ...n449U Ull490 SJ0lOJO
Reid, Leo & Content.
$1,000 5-20............l .ll4H
There was very little doing in State bonds. Ten
nessees were somewhat steadier in tOne selling at
79IG39!. Virginia Consols advanced to53 Missouri
Skies were steady at 93i and New-York Registered
Bounty Loan at 1OGl The bids are annexed:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

Now Ready Cloth bound SIS
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
IVA PORTRAIT aud ILLUSTRATIONS, -.
soutaung Of Mr. GREELEY his last hours the moral OF his
dsb The Funeral Arrangements the Closing Ceemonles the Mourn
los Of hy Voices Of the Pat and the
the Poets Resolutions aud Proceedings o various
latic Boiies &c, Sc, &c
THE TRIBUNE New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

The gold market has been quiet again to-day al
though the clique were 30 maneuyering the P'ico
that they may get Mr.. Richardson's million ana
half of Treasury gold tomorrow without paying 700
dearly for it. The opening price was llS' ironi '
which il declined to 1l7s, reacted 10 ho'
fell back again to III, and at noon was
llS. Later there was a temporary run up 10 ilo@
based ON the advance in Foreign Exchange, Dut the
afternoon market was quiet and steady at ll9@ll
with later sale at 17s closing at llS, restricted
business being set down for the entire day. Loans
cost s. g. 81 A. 4, 2, and 3per cent to at the Close
for carrying and fat The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed $4,000 called ive-twentes discussing
$4,000 in coin interest. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared
900; gold balances. $52O,OS6; currency bal
oncos 90 021 126 The ouotatious were as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
6ituations Wantc0-- females.

Gituations Uante0-- females.
4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN of English de-
IN scent Old desires situation TO go into the
good hOuekeper and cook aud has Wheeler
Wilson machn would like much be with old couple Best
OF reference Address INDUSTRY, Box ILL., Tribune Ofe
GET your frst-class cOlOred Cooks, Laun-
" Chnhemaids Mattresses, Seamees Nurses Pa0
maids &c. notice SlMMSS Select Agency 5i3 Sixth
I AIDES desiring TO employ good tirst-class
IL coored HELP Will please call on
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No IS Fourth-ave. (cor. Ienth-st), in basement
V7TELL RECOMMENDED German Female
w Servants; Eng Scotch and Irish at Miss
HILDs Institute III Noro between stanton and kV
ingiOn.
WANTED by a DRESSAIAKER-A few EN-
w GAGBMENTs in families to 90 out by the day or week
do family terms moderated can give
good reference Call for week at Coz Carmne-st
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

The basel Cotton store, utha- quaA no
more than half grade above below the grade quu,e-
Tod Issfs srs.inr
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
keadv.
rVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878,
II CONTAINING PORTRAII and BIOGRAPHY Of AOkACE GIEE

rCHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878,
Containing a PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEY; also, . -, r..,-..-- ,
The The United States than usually fn Statistics OF
the United States Statistics Of Commerce and Msuua
s The Wooen Goods l81 Foreign
orerc United and Great Britain; complete state
nt the United States; United States Govern
Ministers to Foreign Courts &c Nc
Focond Compress politically classified; Forbrd Congress as
Select Committees OF Senate and House OF
Rcureseusye Of the Union Populations Capitals, Governors
Times OF hohng ElectolS and meeting OF Leg ainres
lion Return carefully p3ared the Vote President Con
tucn Governors 1872 Compsred with former Elections
eonBiete Of Presidential Elections, from the IRIS
Gere Washington the second Election Of General Grant
the National Party Platforms for 1875 Ano much other inter
sennf Information.
Pncs 2oc for dollar ey nail
THE TRIBUNE has recently published, in
sheet Of eight pages snd iorm convenient for presy
~ m ready reference complete resume Of Credit Mober
reports which have for months numbered the pa
pr, are carefully condensed vnnowed Of Iraneous matter and pre-
,tted clear ana ineligible shape, without noteor comment Single
sr are eu b mail for cents copies for Is cents Eve copies
g., q cents The usual discount TO the trade.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
Gelp iDantco-- nlales.

XVANTED-A MAN who has had experience
w and understands how TO SELL LARGE BOOKS TO go 81
and establish for our Illustrated bioe one mo
understands ped large salary VIII be paG ue
right man Address giving experience and salary wanted ""
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XVANTED-An experienced fiTst-class, ClI1
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NEWS ASSOCIATION, 30 Nesey-st
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nv letter. TO r. HOE Co.. 81 God-st Give reference, &c
NXTANTED-A BOY 16 or 1S years old; must
w understand Bookkeeping and be able 10 N'e business e
Call at 2O9 Pea-'t one fight up front NsS-forG
WANTED-A first-class PROOF-READ,lEk;
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL 0, 1873,

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCIANGE-0FFlClAL ,i hnrol.i'
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE li'ipo"N
FIRST CALI, 10, O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sdles Of Government Bonds -. . ,oo,
1000 us $40 C. 'G5 So. 19i 1900 Y. s. o. g., ~
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
Boaro nn6 Rooms.


DROOKLYN WOMANS UNION.
80 wILLoUGHBY-ST., BR0OkLls, In wom.n vho
- ,r.;o, tRDING ACCOMMODATIONS Tor yong p m WV
a., hpSpess Rooms from - w W ~ ~
locstion Teacher COpsts, IfaGt"V.n olcIhi
wees Gnc and peasan home without the annoyances oI
Anpicatons made to the MANAoEh GU Tue
premises
n FT LAMBS STURTEVANT HOUSE,
Erosdua Twenty eighth and Ns"'ioft'
~ AMERICAN PLAN, WITH BLhNATOkS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NEAR THE DRPOTS AND IHkAThlS.
LRWIS 4 GEO s. LBLAND Propretors,
DFRSONS wishing COUNTRY BOARD can
Iesn Of desirable accommodations by addressing r. D. Boz w.
Blooming Grove Orange County, N i.
or. CHARLES HOTEL european Plan), No.
Beeckerst-SiDge Rooms, 81 DAYS
FAMILY Rooms from s week Hotel restaurant aud newly
All Broadway stsges psss tle Hotel -
- GEORGE s. a LEWIS LELAND Propnetors
STAMMERING.-N York Stammering In
Covn Managers, l07
Sssi furnished, instruments apP
spee or medicines used Board TAKEN and for board or ser
vices untl cured. Send for prospectus