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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.

Our analysis of May Of the late annual re-
pot Of the Michigan Southern Railway Company has
brought 10 communications upon the sub
jcct most OF which, however are OF such "PeckSnH-
fan" character a. to require no notice Eut IN Saiur
days TRIBUNE "s;ockholdcr" was permitted to relieve
himself and imply charge OF CufTuess IN That the
uay sis omitted to give The other side ~ the balance
sheet, which shows a reduction OF liabilities Of 5000
more than the reduction I'm assets" II is evident our
corrcspondeut-ikc many others who are now paying
the pangit-ha been trained 10 accept the conclusions
presented by Official reports rather than 10 examine
them ia detail Balance sheets supposed TO present
correct balance but whether they do not the total
iootings on each side must be alike. In this case the
balance. "s6G9D" which results from an addition Of
SOC g-1 To "coustrucuon' and general Office prop
csy" well as from The changes iu floating assets ana
total Liabilities gees Go swell the surplus account, Which
n 1870 stood at S22S207 TO T32~~,767 on Dec. 81
Is76-a SUN which the last report page lo) honestly adj
!uts TO bc nominal"
The changes in liabilities between 1870 and 1870 as re-
ported are as follows;
r. - .al a22; ss1 S,f5 p,S 23'5S5
Biir--ib''r Jiis paya. -,ooo. 10 ,,.. ,fs.ni
p.a ga,s5s r5o 1oi '35o 55aj5 Dee, S 55a55
Totals .........s 'g5835o3 @5aO5 us Dec~si72, 30
The decrease in total liabilities is thus 5i72,5Sj OF
winch S37O,g99 is tue difference bet 'e,n The sums
required TO pay per cent dividend for thc last half OF
1879 and ia for the las, six months of 1876. stock
holder probably win compr hcrj bH' u the company
had Omitted To declare any dividend for the laSt six
month, Of le-G-a, TIE TRWTNE insists il .h.ud-the
..rti,S according 90 This acco.u would have beer I-
d...d -Gi5.ooU more ,na u'cy are; ava J.! ta' count
from the DISASTER at A-atabua Bridge "n The -9ih Ga
December. 1876 Ihe liabilities would haV. been "uS'i
mere. sed Eliminating tac dividend lilh iuy om cl.H
t,r as stated, the otAcr htulhues ale reduced Du'
Another correspondent ask, how we know that 500,
','' o.. - Ji,r5 ~; ,,.ion m, d @IIaI95i u l--5.
I..rt .f I lgI - ..H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

Mliling, Zoe. Good Ordinary 92c receipts l38 bales
shipments 100 bales; sales, 10 bales stock, 9liI bales
LOUISVILLE, MAY q Cotton quiet; MddlnK, lOsnlO2c
WILhINGIOS, Nay 2l.Cntton quiet and steady Mdding
1OC.. Low MddHV 9c Good Ordinary &C.; net receipts,
bales exports constwis GS bales stock. $40 bales
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-Conn firm; Mddnng, II &c; Low
Niiiiug. lOsc Good Ordinary. I0asc net receipts, -
bales 81 bales; sales lGi bales spnners - bales
stock. G.G22 bales
SAVANNAH. Nay 2l.-Cotton firm; nrddnng. 1Otc.; low
hddnug lO.i Good Ordinary ge net rceiptS go blrs
go bales; exports to r Channel % bales, CosNs.
UoI bales sales 90 bales: stock 1900 bales
NEW-OUEAA- May 2l.-COttou- Moderate demand. supply
poor; Nduus lOc.; Low MIddlng. lOci Good Ordinary.
DC; net receipts li9G bales: lj76 bales exports
TO GTca Britain, 77Ji tales; 10 the Continent lUO9 bales
sales 300 balcs saturday evening, 1000 bales STOCK,
l5i. 13J bales.
BOSTON, May 2l.-Coton dull; Middng lie; Low Md
ulmE, lu-C; Good Ordinary, luc; receipts, 20 bales
gross. 1J7 bales; stock, 49, IN bales
MEMPHIS, May 2l.-CottOu steady offerings Hight MD
ding lDiac.; 2I2 Oair- shipments, $50 bales
sales. 600 bales; stock IDS bales.
NoDE. May 2lCotlon steady; Middliug. loiic Low Mid
ding. H'c Good Ordinary &c.. net receipts, 3ti bales
In,. 3Gi bales: sales, 500 bales; stock -61j2 bales.
AUGUSTA, NAV -l.-C0ttoH steady MttIng, 100; Low
NtIIng 9l J'ci Good Ordinary, Dc; receipts. ~ bales
sales. lli bales.
CuNRiE>IoS. May 2l.Coon quiet; Mddiiug. l0Lc; Low
M.ttung lU4c.t Good ordinary, Sc net receipts, 2 -
la exports cOstWse LOS baesi sales 100 bacsi stock
l2bl3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

1922 and was quoted f12 bid against 105 last
week. Central National sold 10 AZ 1902.
There was n large and well distributed business in
railroad bonds. Among the tavortcs were the
Union Pacific iirsts, rising 10 101 Is and sinking
funds to 9Gl2, Central frsts yielding to 1924
Jersey Centrals higher, cousOls 81; conycrti-
hles -, and Lehigh and Wilkesbarrc consos 2Gi20
=. st. Paul sinking funds up to S7ll, gold Is
fetching %. Burlington and Quincy consolidated
=, 1903. Morris and Essex seconds 100; ditto
IS of 1871 o. and frsts of G. G. n l. c., -. Rock
Islands - were permanent at 1928, and Hannibal
and 81. Joseph convertible IS advanced 10 -, but
later yielded to S13i and closed spa. There was
q very large bushes, in Chicago and Northwestern
gold cOnsois which advanced to 81, closing at 81 g.
Attention is directed to an advertisement of the
Controller Of the City, inviting bids for PS!,16I of
the bonds of the City of NewlOrk, TO be opened TO
morrow l22d inst.l at . p. IN.
The gross earnings of the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas Railway for the second week ID May were:
IS .SieO59 Is .SIi,791 IuercasoSl2i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOB
~ TROY. connecting with al railroad lines North East
ana west New magnificent steamboats, leave daily
Saturdays excepted at p. m from Pier 40 y ~ foot %
Leroy Through tickets sold and baggage checked 10 all
points. JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent
EENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSE1.
- Ferry station m Ncyl Ork foot n Libertyst
Commencing May u, l5T7-rrtius leave ~ follows: .
65J o. m.-For Pennington El-ton, Be.ydeTe Aaica
Chunk, Tamgqua WiiSesblTre, Elulfa,
.'I5 J. m.-For Easron, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Tama
qua, WIZ, Sd ARE Nllafnsp0rt, &c.
10 10 ami $50 m-FOr ~Omgrylc and Elem ngi0n.
p. m-For Pennington, Esston, Aauch Chunk, wilkes
barre TaWaqua, IlazeiOu. Reading. POttsye Harrisburg
D. m-FOf East0n Brlvi1crc. and Csta-luqua.
5}D D. m daiiY-For E4stOu Allentown, and Harrisburg
m II EasfOn
Tor trains Ia local points timetable al stations
SUNDAY TKAlN~-Leare at $50 a. No, y p m. for
Bound Brook aad intermediate points, and at 53O p No. for
Ia ton. Reading and Harrisburg.
Trains leave Tor Perth Amhoy Red Bank. Long Branch,
Ocean Grove, &c, at %. .. 1875 a. No., 4, p. m.
and after ~ tIrre additional iIu- each way, VIII
between NeWIoTk and Sea Grit. one Of which viii 70
express making stops between Ne"'Nork and Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

1896 m lliic also 90 . 10 ~ 1,2e7 ~ 1885, 81 II Of
OF ~ Y: no To- f. D. ID - 81 ii-g ~ o3e " 81 aS5
d. ne 81 +. fcr Brown q Co, 10 suffers Ills b. at
1.i75 p aud Is Of l35 b Dfc and ~ eschi OF 49, ~
corn stTs, luJ7 D. Zoe aud :: each, 10 IF llti 70. 'c
i Lanteracl for II Eoper 10 Missouri. LOST d. at ioc
aud 5oc each . u losj o. &c and ; 'h = 81 lr53
d s. ho, l3l logr: = Of l,2-t 10, llc, So b;1l
nullr Post II ILLINOIS s,crs 1875 %. at lobe. l07 Of
Lll19 81 Il !O'g 81 % d. .,.,,.. ,,,c
l.0sO o. ioac 10 oi IjII H. lie. Is oxen l.3 h. IOfc
all 50 y for brown sitcr l,l3I %, At loia and 4
B,cksr . onli, a. &C.: II oxen I5go d. zoe. 90 ~, o.,
92c: 80 Illinois i;i5l d.. at 10 ,2c les lnc each -,
= 7amu'7 .or Norris, - meal ,ireis c" al l0c. and 81
sherman d culver Tor W d g. steers 282 m 40 lose
les e each 10 Of LIP 10, lie. 81 II, les 81 10 at
= " erman s?a Is Of 1905 at Ioc ana II each; 10
5cw roug foycs OF Texan cattle have received in
~. 30 ~, Wv ~ ~ 1r' Up o -,y,6 ,ittie
Pcd Fort Worth mp 10 May l. most II which were bound for
MICH Cows-Eeccpt- hight. and some coll for prime
mk'r Poor COWS not wanted One lot Of 20 state COWS,
CAiEE9-Airyss latl5r lighter and quality slightly i'm.
proved oD, blnS about cone WIN Ii'9a," '1NSS ~',y
1em s;aHs hy ne time the, raccl h,re li'avy losses
were s,it ~ Ju,, Low itey Dr. ''nf MI l't'',, Dnt
core ws,i gSr3'. to tle ar ang iayci 9nY by i-. 2r
CALVES. % tc. tor g." rood .'ai-, jDj i plnc. &C.
- 10: - Of Isl b. SIC. :oof rs H. 90. p 81 $50 n. ,c
iia.nbeck PAWS sold - Of u.s. ID At re- - si gb
81 or 1913 10 - a. 1853 90 ~, %. Gc.
Hume Eh.t c. seG lJa state calves ll0 d. a. jlci
~ O.. 81 b. -' Got go H. j2c' q oi l"j 10 90 5's'i 80
sHEEp A&D LANbs-Arriylls last week. 1921. With
ASS today; VIZ - cas- a. 7Niies' and az d,r-y ely
Gay week H't shr bad ,"meitins 90 ao WITH IT, Baton
me- pgt . the IA. :i wave sirucs here il spoiled TIE
mutton; Loads o. VIZ ,a3en away 10 , ia'
moral va for several days Nor b. thcr' much better frlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

only light for EXPORT ana home tho hs
ness in options ao quite moderate sales on sL0 '0o
ush. Unmt rcbaHtibe, 6Cc NcwNork 10 - o'c ~" -
-lGGc: Mixed GTo Gh lc-liiiCr an extreme
Low Mixed Gl20Gic.; steamer yellow, 6l2"; southern
yellow, 6-c " bate southern 1ncan extreme as . adi'
OF 49, 90 bash steamer " Nr, seller MaY ' e., i,' ,
sci ilr.. ~ Afii
Juy Isl p G2e. 10000 bush % seller July Coo AZ tie
ID o. clI on Change the uarhgt was about s,'t,t'
sales NIN"ft HrIT dliitr
cash. &c. bid. toe. asked seller May, & pn
g. ir asEed SINE. 6U3tc id. 81 i.c. asked July on
rl, G2c asked; No p Ca'h, GO 80. bit. % 2 aNrli ST.
May t3.c bid, 6i ',c. asked june Gi &c. hid ~ "a, W 80"
July C4c bid 81 &C., asked August, Gj'fc. bit, o. a-b
OATS alout Ic per bush lower Win MOI ~ ~,
reported tIr decline sales sJUoi bush MAtd Na'S
ana state, 42Q6.c; White do; JOTic; Nt"- l"lA g.
3 i7c; No =. 5G4Jlc.: No. White" oHc; 80.
l. WINE DC. No Chicago J22ig-ac; VII Q
state o. .Ic; White Western O. ac. including .t,3CO
uu.h. No Chicago, 5.'tgj3c.; aIs1, lfe rilul'.p
evening 1900 bush No. chicago, seller I-t iai J',
52c.... FEED little uTil.r 90 - d--J 81 ION i
cluHing 30 h. s2de2l; 80 n, T2l; 20 70 VI 80 ~
70. S22qSi. i've Feed, So -; Sharp- -" - 'o
... BEN NJ were lrrDl rTu supply m".tiN IlN-t
lieht Medium Choice - ~J0-' go; Marrow, tL"c." ''
- 90; lta, tuOice 9to So Etd hidutl '""i'' '-
White kidney. choice - Too - 20 800.
u .,HA IN r 4 NEW-lOkk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BUIND BKUUk ROT IE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NrwIork fOr Trenton and Philadelphia AZ $780,
3 $3.50, l5O H., 1870, $3.50, $780, - M, and at p IN.
Tor Trenton.
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third and Berksstsr al 1880. $50 1880 a. me- l;JO
al D 5.iu ~ %.
Lray Trenton NewYoIk at 1920 63j, $685. 1915 m
1915. 2.IO lJD sos p. m.
Pullman Drawing Room attached 70 the $50
:3D. $3.50 tIIllS rom Nes-hora u She $50. $3.50
100 trains from Philadelphia. and sleeping cars tO the
- O'Clock ght trains from both Sew-IorN ami Fhaie
plil
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave Ncv.York and Philadelphia At
93D a. n.. J.jJ. d. p
Tickets for sale al Of LiEcr yst sos. 800 and 9it
Broadway tr principal hotels an Offices n the Fri" Rail
.ay New York AID BROOKLYN. amt lt so. : CoIrtsL,
Brooklyn Baggage checked from I-IeuC. 10 destination.
N. =. BALDWIN, Gen Pas. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON Mav 2i.-C cotton nominal NlitIHt H ~"
sfl...nl 9s-r. Curt Ordinary e.. pri I.'lp - 49,
exports, Great Britain i.-2L ha.ar' to~''"'' '' ~
sli,- 5Ot bales; 5iu,k 1t,J't htle' ,,t tot NOT "a
EURfu.A May 2-tuttou quirii Al'iHllI 49,. IN
[ gCS bales: exports, ooastsI-e III bales a"t@' ua-4
bIlfH srF1tur fgT... To
NiddIug 1880. Good Ordinary, 1881 "a tsi,s
gross z bales exports coast"l-e 40 o''' '' ~ ~
81 i0tI, May 2l-Cottan uuch4nerl Mnll,,l'. -.
49, N dding l. a.. goI Nuliuaiy, 9iic-; receipts - oe7'
sBpni-nl-, bales STOCK, $50 nte- $500, ,,t 1 80,
CISCaNAII May lJ-tUuyb b.o%ry -40"Nh' ~ 49, N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

ir,f.frlIl.. e orders were sulI issued 10 lie.
IIDII AID NLAI-lhr business 30 lou Il was ouIF
t ,er. H ,d cltAt and fhe market sil led 30 bu' t9
f.o With iI Instances :urih'I 1tjur u l'e-''. bI
| parr-!, anything G... iuI export ana At Ju Ding
manly tp 900 preset fr ORDERS "a t-, f4'' nI
w., l.a i..'aum- l,-uf bbi-. "a uu,-O.a LNtl"a a
0-t PaiI. 50 O.aeli %. Patent - 1Dlt To-" Gag.
~ 10. go lG. CITY 1l LNtra, o. e5 or3i 20 nO-
-'.'.-'. --.-T 20 bu~ -. 81 tIofut t'tii'
',I.. .t "a 1J4~6 SO. 2 Ftd~. 20, ~uP'.LAc state
ggf Western; 50 @J0r4 49, Inlt''i u" ''i-',u"
er.e. 81 81 co. Coumo. 10 Good &c.. 9. 49, -
ff.e 40. oJfrS 80, tAoitc q" fiuef COS 2 -
~ interior o. Common ENfIa western - cog 80 .
' ,. faIr Co.. ?. i- Fan 10 t'uOn TO- - %" - g'
t,on 10 choice 90. Cy NILS 5AIl- go i'' I,g'"1 H.
80 - jua 81 West INDIES. - - 80 ~ ihci" 10 ,n
, IN. Il.,uc IIoou ONO; O3"7t 20 t"ii"I 'n
M ~ ~ J-4 .- Good tHucr TO- y % 20 90
20. .i,1.gc.ol, Ixira: 80 O5GSl TO- Good 10 Ih"ee
fo. - 5D1-s ID, Common ." p."" i'.' 'i' IN, III
Il, .00-II Good 10 Choice DO ne maihg ,"'i1Y "a ~
1,f,,.. and JIII.N FLOt IL Was a! ~
n,ug tendency; demand manly ior ut i ,s'uE van"
al Utr o,. trade: sIro 800 ubls lpiH..D ~ ,. ~,
~ Ig-. IAN 20 Good Lata, - U5leo 20 ,onIN'H ~
Choce Family Extra, s. aO0tlg 90 G YIN rIa J1 and
i.tsv: sales 90 bbls. suporAne a. - co. ,Hu en-
-, g0 - CDI:N hLAL oull ana hal
$40. $50 bbl- yellow Western, Jersey anu
81 4OaF5 o. ErmGywIne, - 20 Corn ''ii y ~ - a. -
81 90 A. 100 70 Fine White Baltimore. IN ,,d rather
tKAIN-IhC WHEAT marcel was qhtl' ~" -. ,.t
Iiuutrs were disposed 10 hold on, ana MINERS OS
t,,f epoig nI urgent Flour contracts sai.a lo
1grse0 nominal ~ S2dfl - 40 2 Ml"alsS.,, "a m
~ I'M ny was Oul at SIC QJJc, western - VC,t 49,
tt,e car lJ, and loads sa.os, 900 Dush,
mn delivery 81 lO.....BAliLET rned qul,t au ~.
Oh uin lusl ChOcc Canada, ~ 80 io1,'. "a ~ .
~ mammal Al 10 bond Green Peas d1l ~ fu1si 90
lanti,eTn Black Eye Peas nominal. 81 DE- p,i LII
bgsbe CORN was lc &c por buhhei iO"ei' WV"
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rrIDrs N rmIADEIpHlA sTOCKs

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA $40, NJ ..,.,
30. tssco. blL As"''I
CIV Oh. now I12 ,l.L1 SchuvlknlN y. Iref ~
4. r. ~. b. lH NnTthrTu 'eu.Ht n. r.,
I... D. .s..l4 IrlIgt Nav. i0'e $50
T...a. ~ lIa- IIa. Oh Greek & 4. I;lI D o.
III.. vtu... o.. 81 S29 Jacksonville r.. u l3-2
I....t... .r.I 80 81 Central Trans. "a o.
Jed. .i.t l. E.
F..rs Whit Monday NJ was close holiday III Lon
drl a.. up quotations Of securities came to hand.
rr.r.f .I flgt igNraucc Opening sales were az
luo#. same a- Saturdays closing bur by / o'clock
DE ru,e I.d advanced 90 lO7. SuOS' qucht pusl-
Tess ,l. at 1910 1862. On gold leans the opening
T.,e q,., per cent c.uymc Later loans were hat,
While subsequently j, .. and was paid Tor borrow
ig Ii. foreign exchange market was strong AT
Istes given below selling rates beng on the oa,ls OF
81 s-1-I SID t0 tbe / Tor long. and - S9i20
s. 800 fur -hlr, sight. Bills are very scarce.
Ile Assistant treasurer paid oU S2GOoO lu com M
tre,f on e public debt and g2f IN req ,
a. called bonds. The days business az tle u"ld
Clearing U.partHeui of tie Bank of the state II
A.a-lnb covered: Gold cleared, -" ,1'0O00 goa
balances. 81. Oj1, 800 currency balances, 9I'V'''-
30. Inr -aIl quotations were a. i.!0"a; .-
I'. .loJ I..- ..lu7 II ...-.-Io2's 3....-iVo e
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of foreign exchange

Money continues too cheap 10 quote as an indloa-
i.A "a healthy or rcyiyiu- business. Call loans arc
Gone at 2lzal1 pr cent. We hear of very prime
J .p-., short dates, beng sold as low as per cent
~. United states Treasurer ~ Washington received
t--aj $LODOOOO National bank notes ior Tedeinl-
uul. Toe customs receipts were S;5J0OOO, and Iu-
.n'. revenue receipts 100000 The following is
l.. eaGIs- house statement: Currency exchanges
S..'-'',''t; currency balances, F2,OJU,ZSoi to-u
exchanges ~lOIs9.2I2 cold balances, G2,lZ3,1sI
''riImeht bonds were extremely Qutt lo-'aN
~ FNte' we're lIu. Tie only reported h.lc al IAe
-. ala aecIud boards was lot OF @lOOUO cur
sAlf-lFo. s expected 90 be- issued by The treasury
C.'EL DAY OF Two, as the syndicate has subscribed
-. Pl"y9OOOO additional new 4I2 per cents. We
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1lnnnrldl.
4 GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
MhNHHThis cAs sFdcFs R6}GAGhrN RED 6L6
and al kinds OF Brooklyn and NewfoS CAS- securities dealt
III" Gig Boom On 2 = 80 h road st. y y.
Co., ,.,.,. ~. ~, hoFScY OF rHE .,,.r.,,,}
20. NAs-AI-sl, AEw-l ORR, lJth Nay 1871.
HONDHOLDERS Of the st. Lonis, Iron
circular headed a Louis. Iron Mountain ana soatlsrn .al
company s Wholly UNb tTH6RIzED by he company
1ie Application Tor the appointment 0, a Receiver IS deemed
Protests AGAINST such an dpponimcut ale ready ior gna.
il " g. N5ifi51l.aQsjts%b '','caS
NHOICE. AND SAFE INVESTMENTS. ....
CIrY AND COUNTY yrNGcrpHL B6Ny6s' '',' -,
ASSURANCE, Gas, BASH ,roCKS. Ere.
rSIEic,LLT1 FI!,7i.ll; y, IN SiCU RITES
INTEREST ALWAYS PROMPTLY PAID.
ALBLHf II. NicoLNY s CO., ,...-,,..,
Y. B-Inycstmcrt Securities our specially - wears.
[ OST or STOLEN.-Two BONDS of the
- CITY Il WASiiINGIoN. =. g, of $1,000 each, mum.
Aace af re public cautioned against nrsotatns the
'''''' AiLFEED MEHIAN 81 Ezciaagarl'cc
NOTICE of intention to organize Tit
y >INt.rEEN,IH WARD SAVINGS BANK ~ THE
p, anl To de- requirements Of Laws IF - choptT3 7
o. his .ate, las'ed Nay L. SO ne "rdii-snn hs. y
give Aouce u't Icy intend 80 q-sc'e an Or .'ni1e 7sv
L5u m The ,t, al =c"h OH t To be located m the Nie
'e, .,t y ..t' .H '' ,'5'-- Ky D. '"'
f6lP ftaas.u. leo. H. Perrvman " Thamss,,-
er D. I"psins. l. ,.n.9pl-, ~" Ig.i"Ii', y. ',,4
en-, GolImsu Fr.. Z.tr. . ta.r. um Ester. D. truk AU
h. Thompson, Henry icmb1c, tLas. Auz'shuwe Chs. r..
summons, NJ D., r. oomrr, Jas. t b'een Jacob Hess
NEyYoaE May H. I~.7.
'E7HE ANNUAL MEETING Of DE stock
1rnser vii Dc" act at t.c ONCE - tlc o'nn 100 Broad,
sop tIi.H = t' - 'i-A-.''-'r 'if'
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NEW YORK. May II. 1871.
oEncE OBJ rArLl.c MALL s.EAn.LnL o-luAsl. ~.

TEHE TiiiEIlaIU ANNUAL ELEt ilON
\ %. DIRE TORS - he PACIFIC MAIL SIEA N~hli
,,UpANI ril r hrlI ~ tn ollie. the COMPANY M. q
Io, i---I,i ID iI, o. ui Sew IOIh, WEDNESDAY,
it O 1iy. 1871 between the LOUIS % - o'clock loI'
ANA O'Clock 2 M. WI. H.. l-NN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

To- 'a'c bonds MissOuris were strong at 1914 and
io--1'SFe new and old series steady at 43's14I,
I',4ua cOnsOls yielding 10 9Olg
II, IVY bank stocks there was q genuine movement
D-AA Oi COMMERCE, which sold 800 up " lO1 I2~
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mar5ls auo State Manltls.

TTENTION Now Is the time TO purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE AANrEiS
slate work PENRHlN SLATE Co..
90 Union square. y. y. ash ave. aud lIthsLl
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aNRE RAIL-WAY-
II i5trt'uInE.R hRnAIGEMExrs OF TRAINS, IN eject

I'RLE RAILWAY.
IL -f-VrfFR ARIA MOMENTS OF TRAINS I'm effect
Nav "A 1871
0ol, 5',,ls 10 I4 ' ' and sUs5opt'g Iir
E-Aprss Ns.l for Buffalo win Sleeping Coaches
D. m Dany,-pacinc Expires. for the West Sleeping
4 and Chicago without change also HOjel Dining cars 10
Tram, leave Chambers street Depot y Y. for
D. T and Is 'mnit SATURDAY nights ouy Sundays. 9iS
Iuhrroid Park and Passac g. 7:l5 40 M. noon, las
D. 5 10 o. ', I'2 g b ' ,6 Il % q M - noon
Lud II midnight u,ays 6, $50, g5, 10 NJ 49, 6.3O,
Sulcru. 9, 40, 10. 1913 ~, ltj 3d. 8 g. 3 ~, and
-1l II nin 81, T.; ooo ,qo, ~, e,,,.r. 500,
49, i,'; a. M 40 3 ia RON m sundays am NJ
ss, + "a ~ ~ y i ~ 8i5 ia0 IN m
RI. $50, 49,, 30, 3 f.
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4 GAS STOCKS.
~ NETWORK, MfIBOpOTITAN, MUTUAL. AMI
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and al kinds Of Brooklyn and NewYorS Gas Securities deal
INDY GEO. H. PRENIf~N,
-. 30 ILInll Il v. Y.
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NALL RIVER LINE


- URANGENENT or PASS NGER TRAINS JAN l.
I--Irayc te, ots loot OF CnrInit aud DcsDp-ers ~
r1 H. Night Expires daily for Ia.iOn, Bethlehem Al.
I,ufo Nfluch chunk WI kesuarre Pttou -iyre ImirS.
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, and thu
West puI.maI's sleeping CoJChr. attached
ROfFI. II. SANtti- SUpt and lMEr
Of Church and CUrtlauh SIS
4 y
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N-EW-YORK CENIRAL 4

ppNDOIII and kmgston-l.andlhs ~ new
burgh. poughkerpac, Highland th /" coy on'e Solh
VAIL Alarlbufo Milton f-oVus, connecting Win ulster 'l
81 X r. steamboats, THOMAS CORN tLl. ahd JAs ~ W
BALDWIN, rVm r1sr ioot oyrhsSs4 A. i' uA1 az p Hi
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u ALTMIMEE ND ONO EALLNOAD.-

nor NEW-NANEN, HARTFORD, NTKINE-
/ FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mp4 ga D. q =. n'
torn. nao p1' ~L,l,.,7 FAY, ,,, ,, ,Il
t-.r5ut N,v Hayru for Hartford ~prnrh,t ~, its.'s
. AMI ar.ig- checked at ytt Bruad"ay Ne"-loA I'
CONTEST BrloAru. Excursion TO Ne".Ha'cH ana Itl'l,
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Church Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN, ayetteviiie-seTvices eV-
cry Sabbath at 10:3O and at night; Rev Geo
Hall,special supply; Sunday school at A NJ.
Metholist-services every Sabbath at
1890 and at night; Rev Il Il Travis, pastor;
Sunday school at o'clock.
Cumberland sbyterian--services 3rd
and 4thSundays each month at II O'Clock A
M and at-night; RevW w Estill, pastor; Sun
day school at 8.
Union Church, Pleasant Plains-services
LIST Sabbath each month at ii and night by
the Methodists; Rev Mr. Barham, preacher
in charge--2nd and 4th Sabbath each month
at IL by the Associate Reformed Presbyteri-
ans, Rev b Muse, pastor. Union Sun
day school at 8.
A Il Presbyterian, New Hope, services lst
and 3rd Sabbaths at IL. Bethel, 2nd and
9TH Sabbaths at l1-Rey a 5 Sloan, pastor
Methodist, Mulberry-services 3rd Sun
day Ia each month at IL o'clock and every
Sunday night; RevWJCollier, pastor; Sun
6ay School at 8.
Baptist, Mulberry-services lst Sabbath
in each month at III Rev Wm Hull, pastor.
Cumberland Presb terrain, Mulberry
services Ist Sabbath in each month at IL
and night; Rev Jas Campbell, pastor.
United Presbyterian, Lincoln-serylces
every Sabbath at 10 A NJ; Rev w Wait,
pastor; Sunday school at 10.
Methodist, Shady Grove, (Shelton's
ereekl-seryices LIST Sabbath in each month
at IL o'clock; Rev j. Parks, preacher in eh
Liberty Grove-seryices End Sabbath at
l1AM; Rev w A Gill. preacher in charge.
Cumberlan3 Presbyterian, Oak Grove,
(near Flyntvile)--services 4th Sabbath an
each month at III O'Clock; Rev A w Suth-
criend. supply.
Methodist, Oak Hill-services 4th Sab
hath each month at 10 o'clock.
Cumberland Presbyteriap, Kelso, Rev N ID
Craw . d, pastor.
Mcthodist-seryices 2nd Sabbath at 10 A
NJ: Rev w Lowery, ? c.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Oak Hill, Rev
j B Tigert, pastor.
Prospect, Wells hill, Saturday before I'd
Sunday, each month, Rev B I King, pastor
Uester's Greek, Saturday before 4th Sun
6av. each month, Rev b Il King, pastor.
Methodist Flyntyiile--services 4th Sab
hath at 1890 A. NJ; Mt. Hermon, Flntvllle
circuit. services lst Sabbath at lO:oO M;
Macedonia. Flintville circuit, services 3rd
sabbath at 1920 A M-ltev David u Ray,
preacher in charge.
Missionary Baptist, Norris Greek, (Buck-
eve)-seryices 2nd Saturday and Sunday IN
each month; Rev l. Sanford, pastor.
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@IgllII5tolgePQeipn', IllII

N-esrG~SNONN<N~SNN~eANN ~.N-0NNNN~NNI~sNN.
IWOuld Love to Dream Of Mother
Come, sweet sleep, and close my eyelids,
am weary Of the day;
Take me on thy wings to dreamland,
Show me loved ones passed away;
Show me one loved in childhood,
Dearer even than a brother
Come, sweet sleep, and close my eyelids,
i would love to dream of mother.
Then with magic words transport US,
Back to that old home of ours,
Where in youth I learned to prize her,
In our childhoOd's happy hours;
Let me feel her kind caresses,
Let me hear her speak to me-
Come, sweet sleep. l long to slumber,
Then in dreams with mother be.
Bring me naught but dreams of gladness
Banlsh every thought and care;
Place her by the old east window,
In her high back rocking chair;
Then for ages let me slumber,
Dreaming dreams that have 10 end,
For twas love like hers that tells me
Mother was my dearest friend.