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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
COTTON MARKFTs.

CHARLESTON Jan 33Cotton quiet dl''lE. 20. i % .
Niidnr lI1ic Good Ordinary, re. Iel ItC.lps
b,lrs exports Great Britain, go Dales ~ -
~ 0nn bales coasWse, $50 bales safes I'oUo O"ioS
I'm, Jan 25-Cotton strong; Mlddhng I:se'j 10"
Niiduy r.. GDOi Ordinary &c. tell -
,tipmpnta 5i4 bales Sales l3OD Ors; soO tf,r,it,
NtyytHiEANs Jan 2J.-OOOn ~ tair -ttla,i
To-. m uft!lur Cool O1dhAfy' Il 70 ~,
crpts 4s3 bales; gross, 6ui9 bales eAPo,S' ,h Iaia
url. I 20 bales; cOastNise, -'Soo OdieS' S"i'' Jaw ~
S II J,4 ~ Cotton quiet aud steady Mddlng
I95.aig L,c.: Low MiddlnR ll%d j So u'o" ''' -
- L. r,cepta > 80 Dales safes. IL y bales IN
Boston. Jan. -Jt oiton Pdot 4il""'.nt ,.'nts ~
Middug t,oUd ordinary - &C. H'' 4e'''P''' "
i,1I,s' rrss ,3i bales; STOCK, sos birs A., ,ot LION
I,uIsVI.lt jan. 2j.-C0ttJn stchyi Vito
WnaTNsTot IAN 2j.-Coitun unchanstu iiutant
Io Niiiing I9i.c. Cool ORDINARY, IL c net reoei9's'
"a bales. salcs ga bales stocf . ~ eyS 10 ru,
s,y,SS AZ ian "5-COttnn steady; M"Idhg' loc, rne
Ntdtnne Ila,.: Good Ordinary, tls5i hot I'ooiP' WV
bales: sales. e. bales -toeN ioAlo "a roc mel e.
NoHFuLK Jan. 10 oOn steady MHtnh9 ~ 10
criuis JObl bales. exports coaatWirc 49, "'' - ~
bales. ,ttrk 2l.9iS b. -. ,,,l-,,, ioL,e rceenta
sijl bales shipments. 4.s99 Laies sa''' 'o' ' ~
'GAIygsIoy jan 25-Cotton quet quotations rev Sc"
Iiiug ~ Lc Low M.t!lEg, re; Good orlI!ll, -,
NJ r,c.1nf- gIT bales. exports 10 Great bHlah d0t'
bales: cOastN !se, 800 Oaes SHES A-'' '''
Pril,prirHlA Jan. 25-Cotton quiet Millne IN;
Low Midlng DC: Cool Ordinail, / A. ~ ~ -
n,lrs, ,rn.s ,sb bales exports 20 Gr'at Bfall 90
t,fNrrS an ian 2J-EOtt0n stcltN Ma lhhE = = -.
Nd,ne : g. Goud Ordinary. ! ~ re ", -. '
,i,irf,.nts aides bales t.ock Lit' "i
aing Isl Ci0od Ordinary lHc NET fecep.s. ,.k
bales exports cOastwisr. 90 baies s''oS i'' ~
BAIfinoGE Jan quiet Mdding Is NJ, f r
bales: exports coastwis' o-O JAWS
saics, bales. stock. 1881 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
CURRENCY PAPTR

The following were the closing rates of exchange
an Nev-York ut the aforementioned cities: Savan-
nah bu,lng par. selling Is premium; Charleston
scarce nOminally L discount, to par; Cincinnati.
fun. bu;ing par selling 10 premium; Chicago, %
preminrl: -. Louis. Is premium; NeW-OEieans:
roumsrrial S1e bank par to is discount. The United
States Treasurer at Washington received to-day
81 OOO 900 National bank notes for redemption:
HE customs receipts were $4,000, and internal
revenue receipts S3j00OO. The following - the
Clearing house statement to-day Currency eX-
changes S7O. I94 900; currency balances, S3.131-
no: gold exchanges. SS,9l7,4S7; gold balances.
a. l0s.253. >,
Another large days trading was noticed IN United
States stocks prices continuing strong, II reckOned
on currency basis. as evidenced IN an advance IN
the Def cent currency bonds issued TO the PACING
R,ilway companies. which advanced TO l23. The
fv,tW,ntIes OK 500 old issne, however declined to
lO~a. Registered o. of ! sSl sold ut ll4's; regis
ter-d "AGdys' AT llO's; coupon ami registered,
lS67s at 1880 1872; registered new lives at III,
and coupon az l12ls. The last call of the Secretary
OF tie Treasury for iive-twcltY bonds leaves out
standing B79. SO3,5JO coupon, and T20.bJt,20O
registered Of the old 1S65s. As the last previous
call for $4,000, 900 was precisely Tort
night ago only the fact calculated TO occasion
revision by the holders of the Older issues OF their
comparative value a. investments and the H. per
cent bonds. We annex the latest street quotations
to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
THE FAILING OFF IN BRITISH IMPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The following state
meut showing the exports of the principal articles Of
British and Irish prodce and manufactures from the
United Kingdom TO the United States daring the year
ended Dee 81 1876 compared with the corresponding
Drrod OF 1873 Ras been furnished by the Chief Of the
bureau OF statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

-, ooo !, coin interest on the public debt, and
-, 00o IN redemption of called bonds The DAYS
Se;ness nj the Gold Clearing Departments of the
p psnI Of the State of New-fork covered: Gold
benk COD o97 600: gold balances, $1.i90, $50:
eieAS" cv balances 81 ,59l 4s4. We annex the
cuinn.;nal quotations of gold: ~
Po 100 ls.--le6l ls;2e' '''iOeAsi S--------looe
w. closing rates for foreign exchange are fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
l Oldl..---..-.r..
)Hltipucs Daid-

The CAPT al stock Of the company is now $4,000 shares
OF value OF 800 each Each share has PAD 500
dividends. besides the stock divdend OF seventweths
OF share of California
Ore has been taken out from the $50 foot level ana
the report speaks promisngy OF what's to be expected
from the 1000 1850 and 700 foot levels, which are in
progress OF being opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
Ia the city bank stocks American Exchange ll0i
snIL ~ Ine and North River lOl at 20. Ihe cur-

Ar,fI.r I1rge and welI-disri I'utcd LUsino>s S 70
por-a ian railroad bonds the iaclhcs leading the list
n MONT Of activity and prominence, Crutrals up TO
los: California and Oregon branch, 9O5s: Umon
frst, 1uI. and sinking .uud. O. paid and bid. Tie
ToI.'io- and Wabash hrsts stifen.d mp to i0i and
FIRST. ~. Guns Division. 20 =. North Mis-.
souri ff,ts were firm AT 974H97lo and seconds 81
Missouri Pacific M - Dclawar- aud Hudson regis
t.r,l bonds. due IN 1881. TccediDg To 1c2l2, Long
BOX bonds fetching 1O5lg, and irsts Of Quincy and
Toledo 72l3. cleveland and Toledo new bonds beng
lO,L, and Eutfalo and Erie rev bonds 1922. There
wa, an advance OF l. per cent in Hannibal and st.
JOSEPH : per cent convertible bonds, 10 Sole, and
McAI.s. Central u to fO3. Milwaukee and II.
Pau = Der cent rsts sold NJ l17l2, rsts, La Crosse
division. declining 70 9GL., and The consolidated
sinking funds to 50 and Of cred ~ the price; Rock
Island = were firm al 109l4, Pittsburgh and torI
WAYNE Thirds nj 1OG AID Chicago and Alton tirsts
al liz; Nrw-Jcrsey Central tirsts selling at 100,
consolidate! aud c0nvertibles being weak without
sales and Northwestern gold c0nsOls AT 02's. IN
nex,d are the current quotations to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

In consequence of the thorough dissemination of
ha Jannary dividend and interest money, and
~ free inflow Of currency from the West. money is
getting into full and ample supply, demand loans
s"tirg az 4 and per cent when approved Stock
F%rbango securities constitute the collateral
rIcdgcd though the rate gold Is not infrequently
s On United States bonds the quotation IS 3@i.
snd the best names arc held at 4205l2 per cent for
soday u four months paper. We annex basis Of
,stes current on both kinds Of paper:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
rcarotuliy reporsol tor raa raisuNr.l
II aIGIuIF
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Eirer. Vessel. mt RTToItN
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THJi.-rtY, Jan. %, 1877.
ASIIEs-There very quiet and un!.iero~ .s aThe
oEol.;ous however we've uncHap ged 4 Tor Pots anc
LJsc PriiiIs.
,GFFgf.-sio was quiet and unchanged 80 ltH4-.c
d lor Ordinary Prime 2At J. 70 - gold Tor
l,tire bld Coffee r.ri az plciiuGs 4i.-tH
"a. iar Java aud Jd sUlac. tor tl.ac-lbn.
CCTTON-Ihere wa, mail basin - On ne SPOT M yes,
.raJ, ircc, The market ruling quiet hut steady -l' 81
II, bales OF which 900 Ia-t cttulc. .It.uciHE fI l'
c.usUriptun ard l57 foc sprculIior. lhr rcNJs a u
irts we're 1868 bdes. against j,.-HO b-t, l.S !af id
pr. ana o., So. iIs aay lass 'csr There were 30
il .lvrad on contract. quotations SIN lOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
THE CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA MINING co.
From a late report of the Consolidated Vir-

gina Mining Company we extract the following:
The property under the present management
Jan II S72 at winch time systematic prospecting was
commenced The or assessments since collected
is S277,l5O II. The first dividend was declared May
1874, and dividends to No 81 continued monthly
to and including December 1876. The following state
ment shows the amount of bullion produced:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

yT Te AND MEAI-rhe TRANSACTIONS Flour u
h" were tile insued 10 'ealze and III heyeFal ID
stances shaded prices re me gApSit HrH1u az '
jolbrs Only enough TO cover urgent wants sales
a. a ~ , low lS Grade Extra a; 81 lOqS6 - ls0' Dbs Ne
IUD oi yr r " IS 25as7 600 bhs Anc>ota Extra at
Sg joss rs Tor pain, and - 25Grl for Patent % b3s
supernne sj df6, nearly al at 50 gOGfo 10 DOS 30;
- 5Ogs5 90 chiefly e III oI ross az
were mlde al - oUeg' ~ - far Interior "a (omron TX
Stste ana Ne,@Tn ~ 20 M 0' H. Good d, sG 3a rs 40
Tor Good 70 Choice DO ana 20 iGa%i Cannon x'T Trs
s6 2OatG 20 Tor tHmnoI 70 F 80 i|r c,o5a 10
Choice DO city Mills Extra Ton Europe at Is Ggfe H. and
s7es7 50 loT tine FH Tg' round a Hoop ono 80 e6a
70 Is for Common Good DO ana - 3e%r7 i1r ooa
Ex,Ta and = 2jdsll Tor Good 70 choice DO 20 l@q "a
a7 - common 20 Good Extra - Lo ana - ~ 10
for Choice do me market ci31AE g VIZ "
only in lsnt rtIa 1 ana ,l' aa enanes nand
price, however m, Se'f imTrf1Tr wants Of the trade
mdisN 625 bbis at - 1896 20 Tor Common % ialr
Extra - sOGt1 - for t Rir TO Ho oS and "a
20 % Tor Good to Choice New Process Eyti- - rye
TLOU was dull and n,lang; MN 40 BiCKWliEXT
flour was selling II 8 25@si 90 e 10 p Win MN very S
ier demand IN art %, export AZ steady prices sa aT P ba2
sTIyAaa IS 80 for Baltimore and ~ 80 % i,r Brandy
wine ncadng 259 nD " Tndywins al - o. Corn Meal
In sacks was a Unchanged hsie'' SHa %
SRAiS-scarcsy any business wa REPORTED N WEAG
iz ne shipping Milling demand has about snDsi1sa
fer the moment OiSdpfttH".
o. 90 vas offered without buyers sales SVD Dnsh
80 - 10 for UngTaded spring; 81 5E Tor no Spilhs
81 45dsl Jj for Winter Red Western ami u 30 loi
Choiec Amber Michig RYE was shade 20
rort inquiry Wesern,w9s quOirn ~ ~ Snt oI
or s and boat Ioas and Jersey. Siat, and C4naaa .. w
j3c sales 800 bush STATE for export on R,Vae AM
snnnoseI az about 92c v bush. BA RILEY rnei 90 n1d
1anr ana more or nominal, al Doc 1sl % ior
RtA'y S Sn and ~ O94sl ~ for No. l Canada ,
ssGes 9 $40 bush No Canada on private terms terms
I'D 8 500 bush Prime Twoo@ed state at zoe I ,,
Ma IN was quiet declining sales 5000 bush lana :,
a. 1Si ~ Canada PEAS dull and nom ma AZ 'uD
Do a., hand i .t0Ie aiDat Green Peas aud southern
gIscs we peas remained ~ last noticed BUCh bbal
Was 1uoIsd 81 ~ Gsl per baoh lie bdsbf-s ~ Ill
was mia The market Tor New opened hrm AMI eIo ,s
"a 1910 4, hush lower with light demand, MANLY iol
ire aca rde Ola Corn ruled quiet and without decded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
5aplnss Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
II Corner 23d-st. and 6th-ave, New York.
SIXTEENTH DIVIDEND.
On and Monday Jan Is 1877 there WIZ DO paih 70 de-
uost0rs n sent annual nteres. vidend al inc rate Oh
SIX PER CENT PER ASNUM ON ALL 81 Ms
~ dollars and shall have been deposited at
least one month prior 10 Jan. /, 1877. ~ -
Withdrawn VAL be cfoded pIhopaL lhof'
90 each month following the date
Of deposit Deposits made not later than Jan ~ VIII draw
II X THURBER. Vice Prost
GEORGE c. WALDO Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

~ir.ct Good Ordinary Ill Is 4i1hl'd- -
tr Int re devcIy moderate" business a Pirt
showing change fpM Yesterday ihou-L some
months were ~. lower sales 80 so, ga NJ; r. p m
Mlrtl 100 13llIe; 60, l5@'- ApIiL 500 Ira 100
~. Nav 900 10 August -O' I+i.s; t"l % l-u bt
Inst cl 10 December, 100, ~; loo total 3U1
bales second eaJunc 500 L. Juiv 100 I4'as "tj
400 bales 1brd call Angus 100 "a. H. , Di9
1'aU I'LL; POO 49,. l7O1 l3Iase 900, i"sq. March
1900 52s. POO l@' 2,l0., l5''ae zoo; Iis 100 LILA
10o 10 800 I,eisy. 100 151- April l.hW, 1875 90
~ %: 300 l;i5ie 500 i3'-; 400 1879 200. 1876: SOC
I.,27, l0O - IL May. ,Su j+ts; 700 l4I3s 400 -;
ZOE III: 100 I3iis June 200 ltsIs; July 20 !4oe Oo
i4li.a: POO liaiG August 300 - >; - 'tnDTf -OO "a
fn3i = 100 bales: grand total 2i,4DU bales IAs market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

In state bonds. Missouri Asylum 6s were strong
at lO4lo plain IS rising to lOlSi, and District OF
Columbia 8 .GIs al 80 Old iennesSces runh- HrneT
al -. The current quotations are as loilo"s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

Joining those OF the Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company and the Pennsylvania Coal Company.
improvements completed: breakers shaft. slopes.
tunnels having capacity Of 100000 tons OF coal per
annm. The report of the company for the fiscal year
ending Dee. 81. 1873 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

The Committee on Stock List of the Stock Ex-
change have recommended that the stock OF the
Penn Anthracite Coal Company be placed
upon It's free list in response TO the following slaIe
ment made 10 II by the company:
$50 acres leased AZ q nominal ROYALTY
Total .-....-..--. 2.4G0 acres.
These lands situated scranton, Penn' ana au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

]. II. tIIAPMAN, 0CtftIdIy'
TRUSTEES.
J. y JONES' FEANClS SklDD1, ,v
CHARLES DENNIS, ALENAN DEB. " Bi:AhE-
ft,ytiis ci-t,rfS RDBT b. II NrL RN,
~ !, ~ ~. u RUSSELL. CHARLES n. MARSHALL,
Tt1Es inW GEORGE ". LAM
1AVID TANF ROBERT l.. STUART.
GORDON W. BURNHAM, JAMES q. De FplttS
-, NTr,i = Miller FREDERICK CIIAUNCEY,
M SIR ads CHARLES d LfNERICH,
fnSi f, II a LOW ADAM T. SAChETI,
WITHIN y DODGE HORACE GRAY,
ROYAL PHELPS, EDMUND W. nOkbIES'
irJtH ~ 4 YOINGS. JOHN ELLIOTT,
~ HAND WILLIAM BRYCE,
rlIfN ID Hewlett WILLIAM II. FOGG,
WIfITaN H. WEBB, PETER V. KING
CHARLES p. DCRDETT,
l. u. JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President
W II. ii. MOORE. Second Vice President.
A RAVEN. Third Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
Total am Mount Of Asset

six ger cent Inter the outstanding certificates VI
pet vii ba paid 10 the holders terao elr legal rep
r.ent,iyes and alter gsay, the sixth OF February
next
The tgtandng certificates OF te issue OF 1873 will be re.
deemed paid to the holders thereof or Their legal repre-
ntaycs on and Tuesday the sixth OF February next
from which date all thereon Will cease The certh-
Gates 70 be produced the time Of payment and Cancelled
Upon certificates which issued FOR gold premiums the
Uayment " inerts Il and redemption VIII De IN go'L
dividend per is declared on the net earned
Of the Company year ending 3lst December
76 Tor which certificates will be issued and after Tues
day the Third Of April next
BY order of the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
Gauinqs Banks.
Banking 6ouses ano Bankers

OFFICE Of FISK & HATCH, Nassau-st,
NEW. YORK, Jan. Is, 1877.
The demand for oorer ,lent Bonds for Investment V
non more general and ptdespread all classes than
at any prerss period for long time. To meet TIC nn-
uerops inquiries from intending RrestOrsor i"or"dfson
on ne subject hare published for gratitous dstr'os-
ton ne,c and rerised edition Of Memoranda Con-
e,n.ng Government Bonds" eopaes Of Vhteh may be haS
upon application.
~ Holders Of the FIRE rrenfies recsnny eaLed IN,
maturing April 10. V1o desire % renoea ne proeeeds.
can rcc,re their full raiue cash, in erehGnSef~
other Government bonds at onr office.
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

-.
The receipts from coal sales during the year end
ing Dee 81, 1875, show a surplus of Sl45,S76 %,
after payment of interest taxes and expenses. The
stock of tn company is registered at the Union
Trust Company, New-York.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SaesTOom:
100000 certificate Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Rail
CamIany's FIRST bonds 80 per cent
S25OOO estate bonds X 4. Lancaster, J. w Bruwn
r. j. Wright. and j. l.. Williams $40 per bond
irst mortgage 7 per cent be- nds -. 10 per cent
lois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26
Einnnfldl.

A GAS STOCKS. ,,rrr,r Avn
NJ, =. 81 AIvr /. - al AZ STOCKS BOUGHT AND NOLu,
and all Kind. Of brooklyn aud New orr 81 uo'
III" Room IS 80 Brdad. ST.. " V.
Gas Stocks and City X. X. stocks and Bonds
" bought aud sold f. I. HEWITT broa-s1. ls,"in IL
AFAYETTE, Brooklyn, Hamilton, and Long
4 Island Tlre Insurance Stock and Long iIand scrip
WANTED r. L. y, y. Y. Tribune oince'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

vERMIlYE& Co.,
BANKERS,
10 and X NASSAU-ST.
OFFER FOR SALE:
NETWORK O. AMI IS, DU Il 1878 10 1901
BEOOKLYS Is and T., DUE 1879 "a 1915
JERSEY CITY is and Is. DUE 1884 10 l9l3 1900,
ATOMIC r. r. CO. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
I'm OTiI EP DIS IRAELE INVESTMENT SECURITIES
ALSO BUY AND SELL on OMMISSION:
STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD, MAKING LIBERAL AID.
NANCES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

Alexander, the Illinois Crntrai
Company New-rleans Jackson and Great Northern l
Company Orleans St Louis and ChcagO ttsOad
ComnaHy and ohers-In Equity, No. 77Sg Under ana ny
virtue OF power authority conferred by the circuit
Court Of the nifed District OF LOuisiana N
decree rendered entitled az the NOVenDer
sad Court A d. 1876, ana under tho br VI VIZ
New Oreans Jackson and Great Northern aliri C'hpay
favor Edmond J. FOrstall John Newell, ann Jubus
Alexander their and asst Ms beIlng aa,e
(lst) day OF May a. d.. lSI2 anu 10 pTuHHle
the debts therein descryei We he nhue
surviving trustees Will sell &c Public An1on 20 I
ler the superintendent ard direction oI
a Woolfoy Special Master ahOvecnttled cause,
provided directed the said decree the gnte prop
embrace said deed OF trust ~ the NY OF NV
Orleans the Louisiana, on SAIJ DA y me seSe
tresth 4 I'M day March, A D. 1871 IN front OF ne Gus
tom house in said city between the hours OF IL H. ana III
Of that day. - -, a.. 400, n,
trust being the railroad Gahl corporation e NeT'Or
leans and Northern Ralnad Company com
mencng within the CITY Oreans and extending NORTH
with al the extensions OF the SAID arCah arg Drins
thereof in either States NJ Louisiana or MISSISSIPPI
and inmunitIes specified in the deed OF trns or con-
the franchise TO De corporation au
with Others and with all ana singular me oVdDo
mmovable prOpe % nature aud kini whatsoever
held al the tate Of Trust acquired subse
quentlv, win the rights OF way, structur lnptuNeIls
lBpTtenanccs owned and occupied tOf Opstng
doing the business rar0ad including al of the
DepJts. Houses Engine Houses, Gar
Holsrs SHEDS, Machine shops epalr sh1ps
Business Ousr Offices Buildings and Furniture All O inc
Rolling Stock cars Engines Tender- Tools tue anu 4. ma
enDOye the operation and business OF me
thereon. ana AL the right title and estate OF tae
said aud its fu.y az INC same ac
granted The Decd Of Trust aforesaid ana when VIC a
Sell under the said Deed and Decree OF inc Cout
The s Of the said property will he made in bulk for cash to
the E!Lhrst bidder AZ the time 81 tAe SAFE , 49,.
The light Of tho bJnhOdcrs 70 purchase inc su property "
reserved in the decree.
joins NEWELL, ,,,, }surviving Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

The ComDauy has the follow. ng Assets. VIZ:
United states ard STAG Of New-York stock
ri,. Rank, and other 800 o.
r,rs ccprd by stocks and otherwise ... I7-53OJ 90
f r,.f.ts and I;,n,i, and Mort .. % 900 %
Interest ard sundry notes and claims due the
,,.,,r,nv e..i,,a,,t AT .......... 4O2 $50 10
r,.,r, notes nd Bill, nece!-a hc....... I,-I250+ 81
a., m Rank ............. 36J.OI2 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

The following are the current quotations tor for
.;ar and domestic coins and bullion:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1877-05-23
We

Ne9etine thoroughly eradicates every kind of
humor, and restores the entire system to Il
healthy condition.
The following letter from Rev. G.. W. Mans
field, formerly pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Hyde Park, and at present settled
in Lowell, must convince every one who reads
this letter of the wonderful curative qualities of
Vegetine as a thorough cleanser and purifier of
the blood.
HYDE PARK, Mass, Feb. Is, 1876.
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About ten years ago my health
failei through the depicting effects of dyspepsia;
2early a year later I was attacked by typhoid
fever in its worst form, it settled in my back
and took the form of a large deep-seated abscess
which was fifteen months in gathering. I had
two surgical operations, by the best skill in the
State but received no permanent cure. l suf-
fered great pain at times and was constantly
weakened by o profuse discharge. 1 also lost
small pieces of bone at different times.
! Matters ran on thus about seven years, till
MAY, 1874, when a friend recommended HE to
60 to your office, and talk with you of the viz
tue of vegetine. I did so, and by your kind
ness passed through your mandatory, noting
the ingredients, ETC., by which your remedy is
produced.
BY what I saw and heard 1 gained som con-
fdence in Vegetine.
l commenced taking it soon after, but felt
worse from its effects; still 1 persevered and
soon felt it WAS benefttlng ME i'll other respects.
Yet I did not see the results I desired, till l had
taken it faithfully for a little more than a Year,
when the difficulty in the back WAS cured, and
for nine months l have enjoyed the best Of
health.
I have in that time gained twenty-five pounds
Of flesh, being heavier than ever before in my
life, and I was never more able to perform labor
than now.
= During the past few weeks l had a scrofulous
swelling as large as my fist gather on another
part of my body.
1 took Vegetine faithfully and it removed it
level with the surface in a month. I think I
should have been cured of my main trouble
sooner if I had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with ~scroflla or
kidney disease understand that it takes time to
cure chronic diseases, and if they will patiently
take Vegetine, it will, in my judgment, cure
them.
With great obligations I am.
Yours very truly.
G.. w. MANSFIELD.
Pastor Of the Methodist E.. Church.
PREPARED BY
III. r.. SecenS, Boston, Mass.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1877-05-23
SAFE AND SURE.
MR. II. r. STEVENS:

MI. II. 4. STEVENS:
In 1872 your Vegetine was recommended to
me-, and yielding to the persuasion of a friend,
I consented to try it. At the time, I was suf-
fering from general debility and nervous pros
~trations, superinduced by overwork and irregu-
lar habits. Its wonderful strengthening and
curative properties seemed to affect my debili-
tated system from the first dose, and under its
persistent use I rapidly recovered, gaining moro
than usual health and good feeling. since then
Z have not hesitated to give Tegetine my most
unqualified Endorsement as being q safe, sure
and powerful agent in promoting health and
restoring the wasted system to new life and
energy. Vegetine is the only medicine I use,
and as long as I live l never expect to find a
better. Yours truly. W. H. CLARK,
l20 Montery Street, Allegeny, Pa.