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TIE QUEEN OF ALL SEWING M.cu1S,

THE QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MACHINES
In speaking Of the merits OF tn. Wilson
shuttle sewing mschine. IT is sufficient for u
10 say that we think the invention Of thi.
machine marks one Of the most importan,
cras IN ths history of tfi. country: and when
We consider the infiuefice il hiss upon the 50.
cial we'l-hcng OF the masses. it is difficult 10
conceive of an invention of more Importance.
IL has :. beautiful. noi>cie>s movement: il
makes the genuine loch-stitch' alike on
both sides, and does TO perfection all kinds
Of plain sni line sewing: ii needs no COM
Elendation: its rapid sales. the increasing de-
msnd. and the many f'atiering testimonials
from those who have used ii. is sufficient
proof OF its merits. Thr want of 4 sewing
machine is deeply felt in every household.
and Is the Wilson shuttle sewing machine,
on account Of its extreme simplicity and less
cost Of manufacture. is sold Al :, much lower
price than all other iirst-rl;ss ms, hines. it IS
meeting with the extensive patron ~. that il
- Justly deserves. Machines will be icliy-
cred II any railroad station in This county.
free "t transportation charges. if ordered
through the eonpsn!'S branch house at 80
North 4ih street. -. Louis. They send IN
elegant eatslogue and chrome circular free
on application. This company want i few
more good agents.
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On one Of Lieut.. Whee!er's expeditjous

On one Of Lieut.. Whee!er's expeditions
LII Arizona, hawk was observed 70 be
amusing itself by fighting raven. l:.,ad
forced the latter 10 take refuge in a tree.
ard whenever the raven attempted 10 es-
cape. II would swoop down and strike it.
No attack was made white the raven KEEP.
IN the tree. but at every attempt TO fly
away the persecution was renewed. No
explanation ~ this conduct could be con-
,tiTed but the personal enjoyment the
oira 81 prey found in the terror OF the
raven. 2hd 1t was so absorbed in the sport
tiia' II Gid NOT notice the approach Of the
man of science with a gun in his hand.
who quickly put quietus upon This ex-
hihi,ion Of cruelty TO animals.
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Parasites in the Tongues Of Flies.

A few months ago, when examining
with microscope the tongues Of house
flies, discovered in the tongues of sevc-
raj 4 species Of worm. In some flies. |
found two worms, in others one. and in
others none ut all. II among your sub
Scribcrs there is any microscopic who can
give some Information concerning these
parasites, it would be interesting 10 many
tc hear from him. The worms were found
about the spiral glands: they were trans
parent i'll appearance. head and tail being
exactly alike They were very active in
their GOtiUnS.-CU,. Scientific 4rsrican.
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DISEASED LrNGs ARE GREATLY on An
INCREASE IN THIS CorNTRY.-The sudden
changing Of weather has done much to give
rise to Consumption. But thousands bring
ing damp clothing and going from q warm
room into the cold air and checking the per-
spira:ion. which causes irritation of the
Lungs. and then msrter er pkegm will col
lecf, which nature will try 10 relieve BY cough
ing. II nature does not raise the matter with
ease and stop this inflammation. ,uhercies
viii soon form and Consumption sill soon
follow: Aliens Lung Bal>am W i'll cure Con-
sumption if il i only taken in time
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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vOuchsafed for the future. And we think
It will be frankly admitted even by the
most hopeful Of our Republican friends
that the people will be amply justified in
dismissing these deaihis-d ejacuiaticns
with the old Eabciaisian snecr:
90 The Devil was sick, the Devil monk would be-
The Devil WIS we'll, the Devil q monk was ne. :"
-FranE Les!is's Illustrated.
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The most eminent Organists Of Paris
and London, as well as Warren, Morgan,
Zunlel, Of Trinity. Grace and other prin'
cipal churches in New York, have given
TO the Mason N Hamlin Organ Company
written testimonials to the superiority of
their cabinet organs. which they declare to
have eXcellencies not found in others.
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A RECENT number Of the Lynehb,,

A RECENT number Of the Lynchburc
va Nt,rs says: Mr.. Charles Henry
Lynch. whose death is announced. was
the grandson oi Charles Lynch. the origi-
nator Of the famous Lynch law and
owned and resided at the home OF the lat
ter. which he inherited. The venerable
tree Is still standing in the yard on whicl,
she victims of Judge Lynch were accus-
TONED TO receive their punishment"
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WE have beaId recently If several severe
eases Of spinal disease cared by .JDhAs.ii'
ia0dyRe LiRiRieHt, one ease Of a man for
iy-iivc years Old. who had not done day :
work for four year.. TIE back should ir-t
lie washed. then rubbc,! will! !. colr>c towel.
Apply the Liniment c"id. and rub IN we'll
with th,. hand.
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DIR. Pierce, Golden Medical Discovery
viii cure Cough in oHs-half the time Er,,>-
>arv To cure i. with any other medic ne. and
II does IL. not Ly drgjr,l Il "y,. bit ty reHt-C-
ing n. c1use-srJrningf TIE irsjiGliDi ant
heaiiR2 The affected parts. For all ea-e> of
Larry nyit!>. HDar-er.>-. >upprr--loh or Los
Of Voice. Bronchitis. severe Chronic or Lin
@er.ng tou-h>. II Will be- :oiin 10 >ufpa>>
any medicine that has ever before been Of
fered 10 the public. Ii i .od ty i'll dealers
in medicines
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PATENT MEprc1SEs.-Thar there are


some good patent medicines no intelligen,
man dare for IaOment deny: and pre-
eminent is the great California hero me'ii-
cine. VINEGAR BITTEIs. discovered by DR..
J. WALKER. Il prominent physician of SIN
Francisco. This iueicine. although called
Bitters. is not 10 he cl,sse'l among the vie
fancy drinks recommended and sold
over the bar by rum-ven,!ers. but is accln-
bination Of pure herbalistic extracts,
known 10 possess sterling medicinal quail
ties. and is compounded without the use in
any shape of spirits. Its action upon the
internal system is not stimulating to The
extent that alcoholic poison is. but il Al
once attacks hiood-inl1urities. ani by re
moving tiIe original c..,,-c DESTROYS the
germs of disease and invite returning
health. Its action upon the stomach ai.d
liver render il AZ almost certain Specific, IN
the most stubborn cases of dyspepsia. and
In truth inpartS new life and v@or 10 the
whole system. Ii is ore of the best nlct.i-
Cjtt.S eyer invented
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IloHSE-MES." and 9th = wh" pretend t.
know. say that the following direct uu- l:!
better be. observed in u.in: .>h.rti4n's CGr-
airy Condition P@'-'erS:: Give = horse il
Tablespoonful every Lisht for week; the
same every other night for or /. ni-h;>: the
>sue for Il mich COW. and twice, II iullch for
an on. The addition Of little iinc "a; Will
be an a,iyanfage.
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THE Elastic Truss Of Pom-roy n Co.. Il 4
Broadway, \. V. is bv far the best in ri>..
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Or. TWtt's Hair Dye Is warranted not To-
contain any ingredient in the slightest Z. gree III
furious 10 the Hair Health,
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BUENETl'S COCAINE i the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
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Free! Free.! Free!!
The Pioneer.

\ ..lr!s-r-3e frustrated newspaper. e.'r's.in-. n
tr-ui4t.,u f- rt-r, body i' iv" AMI "lvrr <" -
cure =. ..-.. cheap. SEs. lE-E II AL rNG-S 1F
.IF .-.t--
l:,u..t.r- -t-s NEu NoNr-rr ~ l-d StNVrH Laws.
g;. ,- interesting r..ts- .u.l.. uI.t u IT, .a1er.
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tunities and just share of the profits of
these twOgrea servants of civiliZatiOn''-
aGelusiye juggle of words which has been
followed BY financial pressure Of uncx-
ampled severity and duration, weighing
alike on capital and labor.
In the same platform the party ''conti-
IDENTIFY expect that an excellent national
currency will be perfected by speedy rc-
sumption of specie paymtnts''-an eX-
pectatiOn which has been put 10 an open
shame by the recent Bill fixing the nolni-
nal date Of such resumption without pro-
vlding any means for securing the desi-
derated result, and under the operation Of
which an excellent national currency
has steadily declined in value as measured
by the gold standard recognized among
other civilized nations.
In the same platform the Republicans
Of 1872 rejOiced in the '' growth of peace
and fraternsl feeling throughout the
land! rejoicing to which one hundred
ana thfrty-fOur Republican members Of
the late Aoase Of Representatives gave
new expression BY voting to suspend the
privilege OF hooeos corpus in four States of
the Union and to cl0the the President
with all the powers Of Roman imprru,or
over the lives and liberties Of their inhabi- |
ants.
In the same platform they express ad- |
miration for the 81 modest patriotism Z" OF !,
Ulysses S. Grant, and to-day this patriot
ism has grown so immOdest that il is non.
uiarly believed TO be schem;ng for third |
term" greatly to the confusion of parti- |
san hopes among the original supporters |
Of the Republican party.
In the presence, then. OF the broken I
promises with whic!, the Republicans have
thus Uttered their path during the last
hfteen years. it is barely possible that the |
people may now refuse to lend a cre,Ient
ear to the new set Of promises SO liberally |
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
cour Nry FACTS AnOrTr THE PROPERTY.


To the Editor Of TAe Tribune
SIR: Having just returned from tour over the
Pacific Railroads, which was extended through tho
Pacific States and mining Territories, | find that
since nv last communication two important events
have occurred in the history of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. namely d. the decision of tho
Court of Claims affirming the Will OF Congress where
it di ected that the Company should receive one
half in cash for all Government transportation. also
that the Company is not bound to pay to the Gov
ernment any part Of tho interest on the bonds adj
vanced to aid the construction of the road until tho
maturity of the bonds and l2l the declaration OF
quarterly dividend of 1l2 per cent tho share
capital
The decision of the Court Of Claims wss no sur
PRISE it has been apparent to every familiar
with the question and understanding the laws bear
ing ( that court of justice could decide in any
other way The dividend was simply pursuance
of the course marked out for the directors at tho
stockholders meeting here In March last. when o
dends at the rate Of per cent per annum should be
begun in July. At the time these resolutions were
passed, this amount seemed to be fair division Of
profits in respect TO the stockholders IL having been
based on the business Of the road at the old rates
and not making any allowance for the growth Of
business. soon after the stockholders meeting in
March the rates advanced and the receipts Of
the Company have been increased from 30 80 IS per
cent. the increase for April having been fraction
more than 45 per cent, the official figures show.
While speaking Of the earnings. have heard that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
CIVIL NOTES


In the suit of Carlisle Norwood agninst
Richard G. Barcalow, the Common Pleas General Term,
decide that when sekin loan on mortgage sends
this title OF biz property 10 be examined to the l0aners
attorney, and 1t is rejected, he Is not liable, In the alb
sence OF any PROMISE for the attorneys fees and ex-
penses.
Gerard s. Walling sued the City, in the ST.
paror Court for 1908, expended by him in bringing back
George Weyman and john Craft from California under
requisiOn fron Gov. Tilden. These requisitions re
qc the County in which the person to be tried to bear
tho expense of bringing back The Controller declined to
pay the amount though certified by tho DISTRICT Attorney
Ia correct aud proper tbe ground that he had no
fund cut Of which 10 pay IL except the contingent und
ON except on draft by tire District Attorney The ques
ton of whether the plaintiffs claim general County
charge or charge The funds set apart Tor che District
Attorneys Office, was argued yesterday before Judge
spejr in SrncriOT Court Special Term, the Judge resr-
ing his decision A.. Oakey Hall appeared for the plain
tiff; ID. j. Dean for tho c ty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
CHARGES OF OFFICIAL IRREGULARIrY IN JERSEY
CITY.

J. Flavel MCGEE gave notice in the Court OF
Quarter Sessions in Jersey City yesterday that he To-
gether with Corlandt Parker of Newark and John Linn
Jersey City, had been selected counsel to defend ex
Mayor ONe and the commissioners Of the Board OF
Public Works, and stated that counsel had decided O
make motion to quash the indictments He asked the
Court TO appoint day for hearing the argument on ,e
motion Judge Hoffman declined to fix day. because the
Attorney wished to consult with the Attorney
General in reference the indictments.
William g. Etring Of the clerks OF election IN
the First Precinct OF the lid District in Jersey City al
the Charter election held April Ia was placed on
trial In the Hudson County Court OF Quarter SessiOs
Yesterday for making false return. The testimony was
to the effect that the tally sheet on the Aldernahc VOC
iva f nreeinct showed that the three candidates hite
ildcn and Pcloubet received respectively l46 So ana
"a votes in the precinct The rrtIn made OUT Dv me
occnsrd gave White las, Tden ga, and Pelonhet 90
several witnesses examined This is one OF me
a Sos caused by the decision OF the Supreme Court In the
contested election case in which Tilden was nnseatcd'
md white placed in his position. The case is stu on
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per cent from Saturday: Atlantic and Pacific Ieie-
graph, 600 shares ut d. gain Of L per cent MATT
posa Land and Mining Company, $500 shares at III
a1Oss gain Of 81 per cent Preferred, 5000 shares
at. 1O910ic a gain Of 1 per cent; Pac'hc Mail
SO, 900 shares at 42Q4O7s9fl is140osd III 'fa4oH
a4ossa iO@ 4Oifai 10, decline Of per cent Union
Pacific, %, 400 shares at 733sQ77@75a 78SoS74'i
gain of per cent Atlantic and Pacific Preferred
800 shares at To- North Western ,oOoshares
at 4Olea397s a4Oi2a390s040l403oas, decline
s. per cent Preferred 500 shares at 81 lc1olNoZ's
Q514; st. Paul, 5000 shares at 34S3i4SJ34@
337s decline of z per cent Preferred, 300 shares
ssh; Rock Island, 900 shares at 104'40 1910
l044@10i; Wabash 6,100 shares at 6is@o. q de-
cline of 1ss per cent Ohio and Mississippi Luz
shares at 237sa 23a, decline Of Z per cent LAKE
Shore, 80, 100 shares at 62l2'4625iG 62is~o2's~
6I7sae2l4@61ss a decline of 1 per cent Erie,
$4,000 shares Mt 1GlsG 1JG 1J3s0l4's, decline oil
III per cent; Central aud Hudson, 400 shares at
1928. O3a 1928; and of Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
500 shares at 24a233sa24. The market closed
weak and without recovery. The opening, highest
lowest and closing prices Of active stocks SOLD 1o-
day were "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
MoRrGAooRs' RIGHTS AFTER SALE.

The General Term of the Court of Common
Pleas decided the 81 The Equitable Lfo Assr
anoe Company agL Phebe Stevens and Others. The
suit was fOrecOse mortgage made by the defendants
for $50, 900. On the foreclosure sale the plaintiffs
bought in the property for sSs5oO, but interest costs
and overdue taxes had swelled the mortgage that
there was deficiency OF s2557 Is. The plaintiffs sold
the property sfterward for $4,000 In their suit the
Company had asked for no personal Judgment against
the defendaDts but after the sale asked leave 10
bring suit against them for the desency. The Court
nj Special Term while intimatng that 1t hard
decided that the rghs OF the parties were settled at the
sale and then appearing that the plaintiffs were LOSERS
they had right make good their ioss out OF the bonds
man and therefore granted the permission The General
Term Judges Larren,Ore and Robinson writing opinions
Affirm this Judge Joseph r. DAILY dissents, holding
tact thai the plaintiffs had tD apply for leave
shows that equitable discretion Of
the Court and IL appearing that the plaintiffs bad been
In fully paid they should not be given any further
rights against the mOrtgagOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
INsJRING GOLD CHARGED TO HAVE BEEN
SMUGGLED.

In the suit OF Mr. Leetch against the Allan
tic Mutual Company. the General Term OF the
Court Of Common Pleas have affirmed verdict OF tie
Trial Term favor of the plaintiff The paiuh. though
an gent insured the goods and bullion be was to bring
bIet nom Mexico. There provision In the policy
against smuggling. but according to the evidence OF the
plaintiff he put into the port Of Laguayra, where
one side Of the port was held by Juarez
and the other by the ImpeFiaists. He took
on board 1900 dOubOOns hiding them in the
hold beneath mahogany logs. the mperiast Govern
exaeed heavy export duty bullion. The vessel
RterwaId abandoned waferogged but got ashore
and the wreckers declared they found no gold. The
Company eaimed that they had been deceived TO the
character Of the plaintiff that no gold mad been shipped
he claimed and that the voyage was smuggling one
The Court hold that the main issues there IA evil
dence both sides, and however suspicious the cTelm-
stances the decision of the Jury is final that as to the
Of the plaintiffs character they were not
made the plaintiffs agent. aud therefore are inmate
rial ami smuggling, the plaintiff was not violating
OF the JureZ government the gOVernm nj re-
oo0nized by the United States-wbicb was proved in
conrand therefore cannot be ned 10 have violated the
smuggling clause The verdict OF the court below for
e13l2 rs therefore Affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
cgEs1srs. AID DENIED TO conoNERs.

Robert Ogden Doremus sued the city for his
se,s and expenses In making examination Of the
stomach Of q man supposed TO have been poisoned The
case was referred and the referee decided against him
The General Term Of the Common Pleas Affirm thus dc
csson Judge Larremore, writing the opinion holds that
there Ia no dispute to the necessity, value
or efficiency OF the services rendered. The only
obstacle 10 payment for them the OF authority In
the coroner 20 incur such Q county liability Under
the old Law plaints right would have been clear for
the services necessary 70 the proper execution 81 an
ofcil dirty But The law Of 1868 fixed the fees Vt cor
eners for specific dnes forbddng all other charges by
than; and the law OF 1871. allowing them 70 employ
physician a for an external examination a6d % for
autopsy showed that the Of the act WAS 10
prevent any other expenditure BY them. .
HE opinion cioses follows; Iully recognizing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

Western UniO
MONDAY. June 2S-P. NJ.

For the halt which to-day has been apparent in the
"buIlr speculation on the Stock Exchange per-
sistent interviewer would probably lind almost as
many causes given no should chance To meet
speculators Some would ascribe the halt to the
large amount of calorc in the atmosphere; some to
the realization Of profits on the part OF few lucky
BUYERS of last week and if perchance real bear"
had had the opportunity to express himself our in
teryiewer would have become convinced that the
leading operators had sold out to the small fry"
and left the market in more unsafe condition than
ever before If all these different opinions were put
into bag and well shaken 10 is not unlikely that the
mixture would contain many grains OF truth. But
whatever has been the cause the fact remains the
same viz: that the stock market to-day has failed
to give out any of those indications of an immediate
revival of trade of which We have so often been told
a rise in stocks was to be the sure forerunner but
on the contrary. has steadily declined on the
greater part of the list from the opening to the close
Union Pacific being notable exception in an adj
vance to H. followed by partial loss of the advance
later in the day. The total business of the day has
been the purchase and sale Of 23S,aOO shares. OF
which $500 were in Westarn Union at TN
Observation-Disclosures decline OF %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON June 2s.-Lieut.-COl. A. NJ ID.
Morsok 10th Infantry Colonel and Aido Camp 20 the Gen
era d The Army relieved from duty a. Acting AZ
sstanf Department Of the Missouri, he
having appointed Added amp an the stan OF Cen shef
maj iv1ee Mo- direction of the fresident
. rr of Jnns assigning Col John q. Bernard Corps Of
Endne1s 10 duty according 10 b. commission A. geyet
W.toT General has been revoked s request The res
nation Of second Lieut. Gustav Won Bncher "a niany
papuasfer has bee relieved from his present duties IN the
Var DeparfInent ordered " duty 10 the Department VI
California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON June 2s.-A telegram received at
the Navy Department today from Key West Florida reports
another death from yellow fever yesterday. Two or tIee
csea supposed yellow fever were noticed TINS morning.
Lieut. SeaiOn schroeder has been DETACHED ron the yro
granhc Office and granted leave Of absence until September
Assistant Surgeon w T. Waugh has reported ms aflyh
boIua having detached from the MoDongohel rouh
Atlantic station and has been placed on "auhg otsIh
Passed Assistant Engineer AIRED AdAmsn has tloi, s
rn holse having detached from the Mon0cacy
station aud been PLACED wazng otders Cadet EhSi
,sera J. Holman and Albert H. White have reported ier
return home having been detached from the Broo~I soni
Aaatie station. They have been placed on "thg OIueIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
THE PUBLIC PARADE-GROUND.

An application for the taking OF lands for
public paradeground was noticed for yesterday In SUI
preiae Court Chambers Col TIdbas. behalf Of the
Corporation Counsel stated that the application must be
signed under the law by both the President OF the De
nartmenI Of Parks and the Commissioner Of Public
Works The former bad signed tie application, but the
latter bad not yet returned the papers sent for his sigma
tire He was therefore obliged 10 ask adjournment.
judge DAVIS Adjourned iI 10 LuY g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

utility and necessity OF chemical analyses in furherance
Of justice and the detection and punishment Of crime,
feroed to- the conclusion that the services rendered.
however meritorious unauthorized and his appeal
should be addressed to the Legislature aud not ~ the
courts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
THE SUIT AGAINST PETER B. swEENY.

Judge Davis, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers granted yesterday order for the publication Of
the summons in the suit of The People agt Peter b.
sweeny week for six weeks in TIE TRIBUNE and
in The Daily Register 10 take the place OF personal serv
ice Of the summons him. The summons and COM
plant at mailed under the order TO Sweeny at
Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
In city bank stocks, Continental (15 sold, ex-dvi-
dend, at 99le, and German American % at 9o. The
are as follows
Offered. Asked.

In railroad bonds there was an active business in
Paci6cs ut full prices but in the rest Of the list dull
ness was the rule. lot of 900 registered West
ern Union Telegraph bonds sold at 10l. and $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

In State bonds business was chiefly confined TO
Tennessees, old selling at 477s, and new sevens at
471o047ss. District Of Columbia IS were firner at
z0ln The following are the bids: