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one million three hundred Thousand pounds.
He commended that the existence of a surplus
was fictitious be also criticized the reduction
of the National debt by such surplusses. Sir
Stafford Northcote, the Chancellor, replied
that the system adopted in framing the ao-
counts was of long standing and added that
supplementary estimates might be needed, in
which case they would be balanced by other
items of revenue, and further stated that Mr..
Gladstone had approved of the reduction of the
national debt by a fixed appropriation. Mr..
Lowe, the late Chancellor, siding with Mr..
Gladstone, said that the budget was unworthy
of the confidence of the house and that the
accounts bore evidence of undue manipulation,
that the surplus shown was Fictitious. The
liberals, he stated had paid off t~hirty.six mil
lions sterling, and left a surplus which had been
squandered by the conservatives, resulting in
a deficit, which was a national calamity.
ST. THOMAS STATION May 10.
New YORK, 6tb.-Flour triple sol to 500.
Meal SAL to S488. Pork s224. Crystals s to ST.
Good refining s. to S.. Molasses 3S to 40.
Gold 1853 to 1853. Exchange 4874.
LONDON, Sth.-Demerara crystals GAS, Sd.
Muscovado els. Cd. Clayed Havana 25s. Sd. to
26s. Demerara Rum IS. SD. Cocoa 4Os. Con-
soils 948. Bank of England rate of Discount 81.
Cotton q to y.
ST. THOMAS STATION, May II.
New YORK, 10th May.-FIour 500 to 81.
Gold 1859 to 115B.
The Gar OF Russia has left St. Petersburg
for Berlin.
There has been a monster demonstration in
Dublin with obsequies over the Fenian, Null
lens.
JAMAICA, 18th May.-R. NJ. S. "Moselle,"
Ell route for Southampton via Port au-Prince
and St. Thomas, sailed at Z o'clock this morn
ing.
R. T. Brown, Esq, General superinten-
dent, and J Frayssinier, Esq Assistant Super
intendent of the w. 1. & P. Telegraph Co.,
are, passengers for St Thomas.
ST. THOMAS STATION, MAY 12.
New York, 18th May.-Perk, $213. Gold,
1851 to l15s.
LONDON, 18th May.-Demerara Crystals,
to 25s. Sd. Demerara Rum, 2s. Sd. ConsoIs,
935 to 81.
The Gar of Russia, accompanied by Prince
Gortschakof, has arrived at Berlin, and visited
Prince Bismarck.
The London" Daily Telegraph" saysthe Con-
tinental situation bears the gravest aspect; and
asserts that the question of war or peace will be
decided IN two days and that prospects are pa
cifc The London STANDARD" SAYS Bismarck
and Gortschakof will decide whether the an.
swer from Belgium will be accepted directly, or
appeal made to the guarantees of the Treaty of
Paris; there is every prospect of peaceful set
Element Of the question. The Paris "Libert6"
says, the Gar OF Russia proposes a general dis
armment.
English authors have had an interview with
Disraeli on the question of International Copy
right.
The LiSbond steamship "Cadiz" has been
lost off Brest, l6 persons drowned.
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Prison Commission Farrelly with IL of
IA votes.
Christiansted's Poor Commission Hanson
with Is of IA votes.
Frederiksted's Poor Commission Sarauw
with Is Of ID votes.
Committee to examine Colonial Treasury's
Cash Du Bots with 10, and Dahl with
Of Is votes.
The Chairman stated that several Mem
Ders OF the Committees on matters before the
Council had been among the retiring Members
or the Council, but as they had all been re-
elected, ne would, if no objections be made,
IN conformity with previous practice take it
Tor granted that the Council consents that the
respective Committees shall remain as hither-
TO- WIZ the Budget-C Committee, of whlch l
Member, viz Sarauw had retired but been
re. elected the Building Committee of which
$ Members, viz: SarauW, Hanson, Coulter
mad retired but We're again elected; the Mill
tary Committee, of which Coulter and Hanson
had retired and the Committee to revise the
Communal Accounts for 1S72-73, of which
Sarauw had retired.
The Chairman, before closing the Meeting,
would call to mind that the Colonial Law on
tn LIST OF April this year had been in force
10 years, during which time 5 general cleo
tons have taken place, and the Council has
now entered on its 18th session. He would
not on this occasion, while noticing this an
niversary, from the Chair express any SEN
timents as to the working or results of this in
%stitution during the past period, since they
could be only personal. 1t was, he believed,
very frequently said that we have not done
better under the Colonial Law than under
the old organisation with the Burgher. Coun-
Gil we might however hope for better results
from the future Colonial-Law. The first meet
ing OF the Colonial Council under the present
Colonial Law was held on the 14th June
1865. OF the IS members who then sat in
the Council, only 1 are sill Members of the
Council VIZ Du BoiS, Percy, Sarauw and
Faber: the then lst Crownmember, Stake
mann, is now the President, ) viz: Walker,
Heilbu;h, Pontayice, Christmas and Dam
have departed mis- life, and A are rot any
more living in this island. Of the members,
who sat in the old Colonial Council, when the
Colonial Law was discussed and adopted, 3
have seats in the present Council Du Bots,
SarauW and ROsepstand.
The meeting closed at j o'clock.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
THE RoREIQN MARKET.

The London advices report consos and United states
bonds quiet and steady. Erie fraction higher sell
ing at IA lax for the common aud At 20 for the pre-
ferred The amount or bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance 20 day was Ell 900
Five-twenty bonds OF 1867 advanced 20 lO7 Paris
rentes steady at 65f Exchange London 25f l5c
Messrs Lawton \ Head, merchants, shipping ana
insurance agents, doing business at India Buildings
Queen Victoria street, London have failed lhei ha
bilities are estimated at S950,O 600
THR UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following were the Treasury balances at the close
of business to-day Currency S9,s0O,0 900; coin,
500 900 900; less coin certificates, S2I 500, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out oday Sll OO0 gold
on account OF interest and SAL 600 redemption of
nve-twenty bonds
RAILROAD BONDS
in fair request but without important change,
except in Northwest consolidated gold which sold from
s5 to SAX New York Central irsts sold at l25 LA,
seller 60 Rock Island sold at 1l0& 1l0sf;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph 80; convertible sold at 81
sO7s. Erie seconds brought 2l u; do thirds, 95 do.
fourths, "a. Central Pacific gold bonds sold at lO7k
107h Union Pacific hrsts at 1861 1855; do. land
grants at 100h do. sinking funds, 93h 93 Mil
waukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking fund closed
al 81 Chicago and Northwest first mortgage at 10lh
BONDS
In this department the principal activity was in Ten
nessees which quoted AZ for old skies and 4O
to 39Js for new. Georgia sevens sold at looH
GOVERNMENT
were moderately active at steady prices IL said that
certain banks have been heavy buyers and large bor-
rowers in anticipation OF advance after the
lst OF January The following are closing quota
tons s:-Uned States currency skies, 122 l22s1 do.
do 1881, registered, 119a l19H DO. do, do. coupon
124 12415; do 6ve-twenes, 1864 registered (called
bonds ia do do, do, coupon, do ia do. do 1865
registered, 115 ll6 do. DO do coupon. 1l5S l16;
do. do do, new, registered, ll6A III do. do do,
do, coupon, 1904 i2os 40 do. 1867 registered lls
1l9K; do do, do, coupon, i22E 1923; do do,
1868, registered, llok ll9K; DO. do, do, coupon,
122 12Sl4; do tenfortes, registered, ll77s 117h;
do. do, coupon, 11s Iisss; do hves registered,
1l6z III; do. do, coupon, III 1l7H.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS.
The following the closing mining quotations at
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BAcoN-BEAD.- AT Columbia, No, Wednesday. 10Th
inst CHARLES A. BAcoN, NJ, D., Of this CITY, aud Many
BRicg READ daughter OF Dr Daniel Read, President or
the State University Of Missouri.
kNAEBEL-RoGgRs. --On Thursday. December 10, al
the Summerdcd Methodist Episcopal church. Brook
lyn, /. l., by tile Rev. W. II Wyatt, GEORGE W.
hNAEnEL 70 HELEN FRANCES daughter OF Mary \.
Rogers
SMYrHE-B BRAMHALf4-On the goth inst, at St. Bar
tholomew's church, By the Rev. samuel Cooke y. u ,
Mr. A. +. SMYrHE TO HENRIETTA BgAMHALL, daughter of
the late Samuel Gilman
sxgLuNG--MooRE.--ln Brooklyn, 9th inst bv tho
Rev J. r. Simmons, J. II. SSELLNG, OF Boston, Is
GgogGlE NJ. MoogE Of Cincinnati No cards
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
MEMORANDA.


1t reported the after board hours that
the efforts induce the Grand Trunk Railroad make
its rates from Boston correspond with the established
schedule from New York had failed and consequently,
that after Wednesday tho rates from this city
would be reduced II this proves to be on
the verge OF q railroad war more runous than
The following Official notice appears in the Toronto
Globe OF the 18th INST :-"Appication will be made to
the Dominion Parliament at its next meeting for
giving relief and protection to the holders Of bonds
issued by the Canada Southern Railway Company
the authority OF the various OF the Parliament OF
Canada and the Legislature OF Ontario against the
due unnecessary issue OF further bonds stock of
the said company aud for further relief and for other
purposes"
The North River Savings Bank has a declared semi
annual dividend at the OF per per annum on
all AMOUNTS from S. 10 1000, payable and after
January II.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT LowER-FUTUREs 1-32c.
LowER-TLoUR DULL AND HEAyY-wHEAT
DULL AND LowER.-coRN DULL AND EASIER
PETROLEUM QUIET-sPIRITs TUBPENTINE
FIRM-RosIN NoMINAL-oILS FIRA-WHIsKEY
FIRMER-FREIGHTs ABOUT sTEADY-HEMP
AND JUTE FIRM-CoFFEE oUIEr-sUGAR
QUIET
MONDAY. Dec. 20-6 p NJ.
There almost demand for merchandise and
the major part of the purchases induced by the
low prices at which holders willing to SELL Busi-
everywhere light and the markets all but uni
versally nominal Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
dull, lower and nominal Corn dull and
easier Rye nominal. Oats quiet. Whiskey frmer.
Pork nominal Lard shade easier. Freights
steady Cotton lower. Coffee quiet and
changed. Hemp and jute fFm Rosn nominal.
Spirits turpentine firm. Oils quiet but firm Petrol
quiet but steady. Sugar quiet.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio quiet and unchanged.
We note sale of l2l bags Baltimore Aquidneck.
private terms Mild coffee dull. We quote -
Ordinary cargoes 1sc 1sl[c.; fair do, 19l4c.
le1lc; good do, les4c. zoe; prime do,
2ohc, 2o1ac, extreme range for lots lse q
axe Santos fair good Ice 2Oc, gold ninety days;
Java government bags 26c 27c. do, grass 2ec
2sc Singapore do 22c. 24c Ceylon coc 81 Nc Mara
cabo, l9c Ole; Laguayra l91ac 2o1c Jamaica, loc
2oc; St Domingo, l7]ac lsc Porto Rico lsc POKE;
l91sc 2o1Sc Manila, 1915. 2o1sc Angostura lec.
2ls sayanlte, lgSse 2lsi gpIseoa lSs;c; & ~ 2oc.
l16c. Stained unchanged Futures were easier, and
prices ruled in buyers favor The market closed with prices
32c lower The closing prices to-day compare with Satur
days closing prices as iollows:-
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The attendance At the Exchange yesterday was very
small.
Richard V, Harnett sold by order Of the Supreme
Court-foreclosure sale-the house, with lot 25x
1022 East Seventy eighth street l55 feet west Of
Second avenue TO Theodore Rose Tor ~ 00O said prop
oyty being valued al $40 600.
William Kennedy Sold by order OF the Supreme
Court-ioreclosure sale-tho buildings, with plot Of
land 44xoS on East Thirty fourth street south side.
$50 feet west Of second avenue 10 W. B. ogden, FOR
$50 $50 said property being valued at $35 600
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
BANK SHARES.

Bank shares were neglected The latest bids are an
nexed:-Amercan Exchange, ia Central National,
lo2A; Chatham l40; City, 800; Commerce. 20; Corn
Exchange 1873 Fulton, 100; Galatn National 130 Ger
man-American, 70; Gold Exchange, 12o; Hanover, S.
Importers .rs and 4raesEs lel Masaha''sn lSo Me-
chan!cs lao; Mercantile, l07 Merchants 1913; Nassau
1o3; New York 134; New York County, 2So; Ninth Ma
tonal, So Phoenix, 1905 Republic, So; State Of New
York, 100
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21


Included in 200 bales arrive For
MJanuary, 500 at 10 532c 600 at l3 siec. February
1000 13Sc March, l,Too at l3 1899, 900 at l3ssc
April, 200 a. 1899, 500 At 10 27s2c June, 100 at
7.lee Total; 500 bales TO To-day, up to two 7. M
y 5s2c 500 a. ls 200 at 1s 5s2e February 800 at
100 at !s 5-ies, 800 q ls ii%s2e: % March,, 200
700 at Is eie looat 10 l5s2c 500 at ls .s,lGe.;
II 25 s2c. 200 az y isIse, 500 as - 25-52e May;
At u see July 100 at 4 iss2e 40 loo az u ls2c
eeipts At this were follows aGsyeston ses bales
ohaHeston, 47s7 Wilmington g ess; Norfolk, s62 Bal
81 Total e ei9 bales This day last week, 4s,oas.
2O32 800 bales Cotton freghts closed follows TO
Havre, by steam, &c; Hamburg by steam, lc
pressed. Bremen, by 1c compressed; by sail,
il.lec. 70 Liverpool BY steam, 3sd a7-l6d; by sail,
ll-31d Market steady
FLoun AND GRAN-keceips-Flo II 327 bbls. wheat,
90 OBS bushes meal 200 bbs and 394 sacks corn
81 4S2 bushels; oats 200 do. 500 do barley,
$500 do The -four market remained dull and prices
still nearly nominal The sales including State Western
Southern 90O bushels At the annexed
quiet The sales 6,5oO sacks $4 for
brandywne 81 IS So 60 for Western and Jersey Penn
ylvana yellow per bbl and ST 25 for Baltimore per
INn ha vs.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
IED

Anaorr. On Monday, December %, NANCY ABBOTT,
In her 7lth year
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late resdcnce 100 south
Nlall slesaA ASqakSn y, "a ~ hal pass ons I, A,
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

Wheat remained inactive, and there vim the
market There great pressure 20 SELL tout holders
prices Beyond load two however, II extremely
difficult sell except considerably lower prices The
sales comprised about So 600 bushels tpart saturday
ing AT 81 IL for No. Milwaukee, in store - for
graded 81 % for No Milwaukee, in store 81 26 for red
winter ahoat ST. "a for No Minnesota, In
81 % 81 2G rcd winter 81 27 81 80 for amber
prices rather favored the buyer sales $500 bushels
go $50 for mixed, 7osc Tic Tor yellow 76c-
for old mixed aud TIC for yellow. Rye was quiet and
nominal sales, 5000 bushels. Barley steady; 1900
bushels sold 81 II for Canada 10 arrive Barley malt
quiet Oats quiet but stoady The sales amounted
5000 bushels AZ 47 4Sc for fair "a choice Chicago
mixed and 42c. Acc superior Western mixed Peas
were steady, Sales, 4, COO bushels, to arrive.
quiet quoted ~ i21ac 2c Tor domestic,
Dc a Stac for Calcutta and l2ssc a l5c. for bags.
HKMP JUTG.--Mafket was generally hrm. We quote
American dressed per ton $40 S245 for double si9o
500 for single kussia S22U SIS gold, Italian, S26U
S27a, gold Manila. 7c 11c gold; lute, 3ac &C. gold
Jute butts. Be- 54c, currency, cash. slsa hemp Sac
q 4Ac.. gold.
MolAssEs Orleans in moderate demand at
however steady prices sales OF 80 bbls AZ 5Ic We
quote Cuba. centrifugal ana mixed. &c 2sc co
do grocery, 35c Ssc Porto Rico. Soc Doc English
Islands 50c; New Orleans cid crop, fOc. oJc
new crop, good. 54c n J0t- choice. 59c a Soc
NAVAL SToRlSRosn nominal % hhis good strained
sold g. spirits turpentne hrm but quiet
Adyices from Wilmington lows:-Wilmngton-
Rosn steady strained 81 40 good strained S45 Tar quiet
and virgin - 20 Spirits firm, 53,c stock Ia yardRosiu
40 ss bills tar, 40 do turpentne, $500 do spirits,
s 7S2 DO Aloa-Rosn, lo,325 bbls tar ~ do turpeu.
tine - do spirits, l,iSe do We quote Spirits tnrpcntue,
3Tc Rosln common good strained VI 10 ~ T5 Wiz
mnron tar s. 70. Washington tar " 30 ditch, ~ 10
OLsThe market firm but quiet. We quote Cotton.
DO. yellow and white winter doc. Soc. linsced.
casks 62c. hhs, 63c lard, winter, ~ "a menhaden
sound 42c sperm, crude 81 90 do blcachcd win.
go Al 9os DO aau,s1d@ - ~sNts VA eessasf a
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Dec 90 1875.
Spanish gold 2l3b 214 Exchange nominal the
Unitod States 60 days currency 9j - premium short
sight % 81 premium 90 days, gold ll9 100 premium
sight, l21 i23 premium; London, 146 14S
premium on Paris lls 10 premium Sugar nominal
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
CLOSING PRrcEs-3 ?. N.
TnK MoNEY MIRKEr.

The rates for money call to-day again advanced
TO per cent gold, with the bulk Of business done
at per cent currency. There was no appearance Of
manipulation and the fact that money was wanted at
the close prevented the usual snow Of Offering
down TO 2 or 3 per cent
The following the rates Of exchange on New York
At the cities Cincinnati steady at 81 per 600
discount; New Orleans 81 90 discount per ST. 900.
Foreign exchange was firm at 3.s5l& q 4ss1s for
bankers sixty days sterling and 4Saj4 aASs for do
1 mand
THE COLD MARKET
Gold opened at ll3Y declined 70 max, advanced to
Il3A and fell on ll33S the closing price The rates
paid for carrying per cent, and for borrow
ing dat
nrvp arroaa ov TuR oof pxrfft~cE pANK
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
SECOND ROARD-l P. N.
gfODC&N wtr

5000 $500 T. i67. Ifa% $1,000 U SIS r. 81. II
1oOO0 90. G. 6l. l23 4O0O IS. G sI.... u
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
Petroleum steady and unchanged aH'A'AN0 Dec y iS'A

Flour dull. Wheat dull prices shade lower; No 1
spring, 81 or No 2 do 5sc Spot s7c January, esc
No p 47sse spot 47ee December 4s1sc January,
427c February; rejected old Ale Soc good
demand easier No. 297Sc 3oc spot 297sc December
3o1c January Rye steady, with good demand 6slc
Barley dull S6sc s691c Dressed hogs in fair demand
At lower rates s. 81 %. Pork dull weak and lower At
SIC 10 spot $40 1917 $40 Is January Sis SO $40 37t
February. Lard in fair demand and lower, SI2 20
sl2 22a spot $2 27 January ST. 40 ST. 42a February
Eulkmeats quiet and weak shoulders 7ac. clear rib
clear sides Iosc lo7Gc Whskey steady; unchanged Re
corn 10000 do. oats, 1000 do rye, 25OO0 do barley
ShpmentsS,0Oo bbls. -four 25ooO bushels wheat 5000
do corn. 1000 do oats II 600 do barley At the after
call Of the Board-Wheat easier At 9dac January
975sc February Corn shade lower Az se December
weak 297sc cash Pork weak. S19 $40 O7ts
December, $40 32lS February Lard unchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

r-..,-,,,,, GALvEsroS Dec 20 1875.
ordinary ll4c Net receipts, 1898 bales; gross 1881
Exports coastwise. l769. Sales. 1.9ll Stock. $500
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 90 1875
Cotton quiet middling. 12ssc. low mddng iiySc good
ordinary loS Set receipts y $50 bales M 20 $50
Sales, 10000. Stock, 237 1887.
MOBILE Dec 90 1875
Cotton weak middlns I24c, low mdding iisac good
ordinary I io Se RECEIPTS @ 2ss bales oe Exports coast
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20. 1878.
Cotton dull lower to sell; midding l294c low mddng
12c good ordinary l3sc Net receipts 1884 bales Ex
ports1o France, 1649; coastwse, s,2sS Sales, l,22L
Stock 9o,544.
Cotton dul and easier; middng sc low mddng i2ssc
ea aG a NSs TO- the hSeess connsn Sss o
coastwise 225s. Sales, 1000 Stock, e2,oli.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 90 1875.
Spirits turpentne steady a. 34c kosin steady Ut Sl ~
fdU strained. Tar steady At 81 CO.
oswEGo Dec 90 1875
81 z for amber sntes y for white winter y . tef
quiet az OaeT q 81 osw made Yr No Canada but
Milfcedshorts ST. sls 5o shipsuhs, $40 s2l mid.
e - BUFFALO Dec 20. 1875
Stock in store and aaoat.Wheat ,s29 bushels; corn
bushels % Sr's pea so buse ShGs and matt
1904 bushels Total 2264 600 bushels Receipts-FIoar
5000 DE- barley. 4 900 g, 2oSo DO snp%snsss
saG Gs S s Ssrsy o su:hs do q psoi
quiet, unchanged. Wheat inactive and entirely
new on track eoc. Oats Inactive, retailing at SIC
$50 Rye nomnally 7sc no demand nan Barley in slight de-
dull Al i5c. HiEhwines nominal; sales
TOLEDO Dec 20 1875
Flour steady, with q moderate demand whea. hrmer,
hold higher extra white Michigan. 81 So amber Michigan,
H ~ . s % ses 81 G No corn n~ssf s
and prices @ shade % high ts es s &c
new 45c. damaged new 4sc. Oats dull out unchanged
Glover seed steady, with moderate demand at re
bushels corn $1,000 oats, 700 do shpments-Ficur,
40 o--
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LoSpoN PRopucE MARKEr.-LoNDoS Dec. 2o-Evcning =
ineed oil Dos per Spirits Of turpentne LIS 90.
25s. SO. per
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
FINANCIAL.


4 uGUsT BELMONT 4 co.
A BANKERS, 10 and 81 Nassau street,
issue Travellers Credits available in all Of the world
Messrs. DE RoTHscHILD
Also Commercial Credits and Telegrapht Transfers Of
Money on California and Europe.
LII DESCRIPTIONS OF WESTERN NOTES, BONDS
~ and stocks bought and sold 10 per cent investments
speciality; correspondence solicited
BAKER AULL, Note Brokers' 81 Louis, Mo.
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
securities insurance of all kinds effected with best comp
MES }. j. HABRfCH & CO.. III Broadway.
Any AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 UPWARD, TO LOAN
"a on improved and unimprovcd Property in ths eity
WILLIAM !. LE1yIrT, iso Broadway.
4 STOCK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
~. Us only Al parties At best IN the market In
formation = 70 best way g f q EspPeS1n 1
Bankers and Brokers, 50. Wan street.
STOCKS bought ana sold on moderateHnarglns
i :. woKMsER.
a. BANKERS, q AND ee BROADWAY.
enS and sel On eemmission GOLD BONDS and STOCKS,
@ e. os' hS T sRS ef
and transact a General Banking Business
-LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY. BROKERS' - BROAD.
1iNBERs OF THE new YORK srock ,s EiX1sc'IHsAvGE,
YORK AND LEADING clTihs, liTfnA,'oN' oi'AN = -"
A --DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
~. bought and sold BY The old established
STOCK All 1Ib2Rr n2Ra hHuss Il. SssrGG'oLAY CO..
10 ~ Pine street, New York
Al LOANS ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ most thriving city q the United state
address b AM u, 80 SiS West twentieth street, -
PARTY. WHO WILL, IN ABOUT SIX MONTHS,
~ come into possession Of money wishes 70 borrow few
Address CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS, Herald BrooNlgn
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-05

az .E FassE -+H r. SSt x
Them remains in my hands and belonging
to the parish the following notes received
from the lessees Of two of the ferries, Of this
parish, in part payment of the prioe of ad-
judicstion Of said ferries, to wit: m ai~ef
!. Three notes, Of one hundred aud twenty
five dollars each, dated July -, 1874, drawn
by Gervais Leche TO order Of and endorsed by
Jean Lapeyrolerie and Jean Levet. made
PAYABLE at the Office of the recorder Of this
parish, respectively at six, twelve and eigh-
teen months after date.
?. Three other notes Of thirteen dollars
and eighty seven cents and half each, dated
July 25, 1874. drawn by Rosemopd St-Pierre
to the order of and endorsed by Zenon Millet.
asd made payable also at the Office of the
recorder of this parish, respectively at six,
twelve and eighteen months after date.
All the above mentioned uptes STIMULATING
to bear interest ut the rate Of eigth per cent
per annam from and after maturity until final
payment. Respectfully submitted,
- - 's HENRY DEMAs,
Parish Treasurer.
Parish of St. John the Baptist, May IL, 1875.