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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-15
The Pope Is Dead.
ROME, Feb. z.
Pope Plus IX. died at 4:57 o'clock
this afternoon.

RoSIE, Feb.7
Pope Plus IX. died at 4:57 O'Clock
this afternoon.
LONDON. Feb. 2,
A Rome special gives the following
particulars; The Pope at eight o'clock
Wednesday night felt sudden sufloca-
ton. He rallied several times, but
said to his physicians: Death wins
this time" He was alternately lucid
and wandering His last moments were
lucid He said: "Guard the church l
loved so well and sacredly." The inn
mediate cause of death was the closing
of wound in the leg, which made the
humors mount into the lungs and brain.
Cardinals Manning and Howard and
many others were present at the death.
The Conclave has commenced. Car
dinal Simeoni has demanded troops and
the Government has acceded to his re-
request. The Italian Government in
sures the independence of the COnclave,
and offers any services that Cardinal
Simeoni may demand.
LONDON, Feb. 8.
The official account of the death of
the Pope states that he remained calm
throughout. AT eleven O'Clock, when
his distressed breathing was painful to
witness, he took crucitiX from under
his pillow and blessed the bystand-
ers. He afterward, at the request
of Cardinal Bilio, blessed the Sacred
College At $40 p. m. the body be-
came livid. The Cardinals relieved
each other in praying by the bedside.
Cardinal Bilio recited the offices for the
diving, and at the commencement of the
fourth Office the death rattle ceased.
The physicians state that the immediate
cause of death was paralysis of the
lungs.
...-.- ROME, Feb. 8.
a All the Cardinals in. the city, except
Amat and Punabianco, who are unwell,
attended the preliminary congregation
in the hall of the Consistory to-day. II
was decided that the Pope should lie in
state three days in the SeXtine Chapel,
and three days in the Basilica of st.
Peter. The ceremonies will last alto
gether nine days. '
| The Conclave to elect successor Ia
Pope Plus TX. win assemble Immediate,
ly at the Vatican. Forty-three Cardi'
nails are now here and ten more have
sent notice by telegraph of their inten
ton to come. The UltramOntane candi
dates for the Papacy are Cardinals
Luigi Buelo and Antonio Punabianco
The Liberal candidates are Cardinals
Innocente Ferrieri and Camilla de Pie
tro. .... ....
The Pope's last act was to provide
for the continuance of his servants
pensions and the pensions OF their wild
Ows.
! Giovanni Battista Maria, Count Mas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-15

"A touching story is told of Miss
Mary McCarger, who was killed at the
Tariffville disaster. A few years ago
she was engaged to be married, and the
preparations for the wedding were go
ing on apace. Suddenly her lover was
stricken with fatal disease and the de-
voted girl went to his bedside and took
care of him until he was called away.
A few days before the railroad accident
she remarked to one of her friends that
she was tired of living and waiting for
the end, and longed for the time when
she could rejoin her lover. ..H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-15

Josie Fowler, of New Haven.
snufis candles and cores apples with a
revolver. The young men are exceed
ingly respectful in their attention TO her
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-15
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.


1t was 9;20 p. m. when Judge Whit
aker finished reading his charge to the
Jury, and they retired. The courtroom
was cleared, and even the attorneys for
the defense had left, nobody expecting
a verdict, almost everybody believing
the result would be a disagreement. AT
1910 O'clock p. IN. a knock came from
the iury-room, which was answered by
a Deputy Sheriff, who, returning
quickly, startled the Judge with the
news that the jury had agreed upon
verdict. Counsel were sent for and the
court was opened again at l0:40 and the
jury called. Judge Whitaker asked
the foreman the usual question, when
the verdict was handed to the Clerk.
Gen. Anderson was deathly pale, twist
ing the head of his cane ,nervously be-
tween his fingers. Then the verdict
was read, as follows;
New ORLEANS, Feb. z, 1878.
We find Thomas e. Anderson guilty and
recommend him to the mercy OF the Court.
ISignedl w. p. CONVERSE,
Foreman of the Jury.
The defense called for the polling of
the jury Each juror was asked: is
this your verdict-guilty and recon-
mended to the mercy of the CourtP'
They all answered in the affirmative.
The jury was then discharged and the
prisoner remanded to await the sentence
of the law. .Anderson's friends sur
rounded him and saw him OFF to Jail.
..7.... ........ New ORLEANS, Feb.9.
In the Superior Criminal Court, to-
day, on motion of counselfor Anderson,
il was ordered that the Attorney-Gen-
eral show cause on the 18th why new
trial should not be granted, upon the
ground, first, that the verdict is against
the evidence, and second, contrary to
law, as more specifically set forth in the
bills of exception taken during the
trial, now on record and made part of
this motion.
| NEW ORLEANS, Feb. TO-
Monplaisier and Prince, the colored
! Jurors in the Anderson trial, state that
their verdict, "Guilty. but recommended
TO the mercy of the Court" was given
under the impression that this was tan
tamount to an acquittal, and that they
were so informed by the other jurors.
Anderson has "A dispatch signed by
John Sherman, Stanley Matthews, Gar
field, Hale and Ditty, earnestly protest
ing his innocence Of any fraud, and de
nouncing his trial and conviction as tht
exhibition Of bitter sectional partisan
ship.
| Wells has been released on Sl0,0ol
bonds,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-15

Secretary Sherman has furnished
copy of the telegram recently sent TO
Anderson by himself and others. 1t is
as follows: s-.-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-04

latest volume Of ston Monday lectures, issued b,
james Il. Osgood & CO.
A. s. Barnes a. Go. publish . edition Of 1.-The
Lilo Of General Garbaldi," by Theodore Dwight.
Among the volumes brought out in London by some
OF the reproductive processes the fac-simile
OF the lrst sketch OF 'rhe Christian Year" by Rev.
John kebic. Tho book Is an exact pJ OF the b,aul
fuI manuscript o. the author. presented 10 friend
II contains about forty OF tho poems originally
wrtten withbu, single interlineaton correction.
Dir. John Mortimer Murphy, who has already pub
iished two successful works on Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, is about 10 publish large work the
entire region beyond The Rocky Mountains, which
Will DO printed simultaneously in New York and Lon
don.
''The Brshmo Year Book for 1877" edited by Miss
Coett, is the second number OF a series of yearly
records OF tho Hindoo Uaitariars.
Mr. I. Alfred SraIdng, OF tho new Shakespeare So
cety, las made fresh aud interesting threefold d.
vision Of shakespcare's sonnots.
Forts, Howard & Halbert, VINO have purchased
number OF j. Il. Ford L. Co. g subscription plates viii
Issue Harriet Beechcr Stoves New England nov,l,
''Pogamic People," about tho lst OF March.
'sTcut Work In Palestino' Is tho title Of book BY
Lieutenant c. II. Gender, II. f., now In the press.
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81 urn higher ut Zoe 5ic Oats firm In fair de-
mand at 2sc Sic Rye steady; In fair demand NJ ooc
5sc Barley dull; sample lots OF spring, SEC. fOc Pork
quiet. but steady Sii Lard steady; iar demand
steam 81 30 81 32s; kettle 81 90 S. Bulk meats ,
dull ana nominal Bacon easier at 5ac, 50 90 ana osc
for shoulders clear rib and clear sides Green meats dun
shoulders IS 80 Sides S. Is S. 2o hams ID lbs aver
age, 5he. sac. Whisky steady; In fair land at
- o2 Butter dn: unchanged sugar qule; unch % ID
So 95; packn IS 30 81 o5 butchers 81 o5 81 10;
receipts, 1910; shpments, 665.
CHICAGO Feb, .. 1878.
Flour steady; unchanged whea, steady With fair .e-
mand No spring, gilt edge. 81 03a do, regular 81 2
cash and February 81 03 March; No. d., 9ssSc Corn
dull at 3sc. SOC. cash and February; 3ohc 3oAc.
23'sc., cash; 2s'Sc 23s4e March 2e.c., May. Rye
dull and weak at $40 80 cash $40 7as $40 IS March
$40 SIR esio 90. april Lard in fair demand q s. 22H
81 IS, April Bulkmeats IN !alr demand shoulders.
key 81 o. Hogs dull at 81 20 81 as Recepts-i4.Ooo
bbls our $1,000 bushels wheat So 900 do $4,000
do oats. 2G0J do ryo. IL 600 do. barley Shipments =
1000 bos Aour $4,000 bushels wheat. 24oO0 do. corn
$500 do oats 1900 do barley.
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OF last week. and the hopes speedy resumption that
from IL were rudely destroyed on Monday last
when the House passed the Matthew's resolution ana
declared itself in favor OF repudiaion Gold advanced
to 1921, and closed yesterday at lo2 The evil effects
OF the proposed silver remonetizaton are already be-
ginning TO be felt and complaints heard on all
Sides well from the representatives. labor OF
capital II must DO pleasant for our legislators to
walk through tho chief business thoroughare Of THO
greatest commercial city In le States and TO STAR
ing them in tho face, "Amer:can silver at discount"
They have already disturbed our lnanca here and
have injured credit abroad ar they will doubt
finish by driving the small residue OF GOLD from the
market and filing the country with debascd CON- The
following table shows the fluctuations OF gold during
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SUPREME CouRr-CuAMWRs--Hcld by Judge Dono-
e-Firsi Monday motion calendar--Court opens ut
hal. past O'Clock A. M.Cale rdar called at eleven
A. u.
SUPREME couRr-GEyERAL TERM.-Adjourned untll
February IL, 1873.
SupXEnE CONGRESSIONAL TsRM-iied by judge
Van vorst.-- Demurrcrs-Nos l, 2, g. 4, 3. @, 81 o.
10, H. L. H. Law and iact-No5. So 1876, 90, 81 IS ,
81 90 OIL o. 49, o. l30 1884, 10, li3 145, l9l 81 10
H. 1873 80 ~ l25, 126 l2 ll2, "A, 81, ~ loo, l0l,
5i 2ss 1888 l54 Causes added 10 tue general caloi-
der.day--Nos. 81 to 354 (ncusivcl
BIS aos al lc TS aaase
26y z5o4 1915, 1875 1885, 24.5, 1866, 1919 Part -
1850 1887 gsi, 1888 2o57, 1864 1902 122s 2o72 Eel
1863 29l0 1867, 1851, 1915, 1853, l2dS, 1886, 12o6
~ d44 Par rs ~ Judge Van grasNos
o4 1904 1924 5l2, 1862 1ol7 2es 1882 29s3, s29 TO-
10 IL, Is, 1903
SUPERIOR Couar--sPEciAL TE.M-Ilold by Judge san.
dDcmurrcrsNos. l. 2, ., 4, 8, O, rs. Issues OF
iact--Nos. 8 to "a lipcinsive)
Judge spelrNos us, 364, so7, $40 2oo1a, 49, o7s
All, 5il. 7G5, 500, 697, 5s2, COL 652, otJ Gi7 lls
$780, ~ ss ss ra S s 49, p ,o uas
Frcedman.---Nos. 500 57I, T9l. 5l5, 5l2. t2t, 62l
7Io, g3s, ies, 457, $50, e.2 300 800 $3.50 ESQ $40,
ia, I52, 4ig. 7o7, 81. 1l2o Part 3--Held by chief
justice Cartis-Nos e92, BIS, Isl, 7ol, 6,3 200 400.
$50, 5Ss, e7l, 500, 62'. 7s, 23S, 299 4s2 6ie ~
ss7, 4o5. 6s5. III
COMMON PLEAs-GEyERAL TERa.--Will meet TO day.
COMMON fLEAs-CnAMBERs-Holt by Judge ROBIN
son. Nos ] to 10 Qnclus,ve)
COMMON PLEAs-EQurY TwRM--Hcd by Judge Van
Hocscn.-Nos to % (nclusivcl
COMMON PLEAs-lRlAL TERM-Plrts i and 2.-Ad-
1ouriicd until The second MONDAY OF February.
MARINE CougT--IRAL TERM.-Port Held by
Judge Gocpp.-Nos 1902, 1920, 3loI, 1850 3z42 $780,
334s 1850 500 $500. 1854, 1880, $780, 1920 2040 a.
Part 2-hcld by Chief Justice AikcrNos. 1907, 1882,
yl7 3C57 1916 233 1889, 1886, 33l4 1885, 3062 1882
3l33 3lIi 3l4S Part 3--Held by Judge snnotL--
Nos 3213 1854, 1896 1885, $685. 27l2 1853 2g27 2l03
2s54 1854 3O7l, 1882, 26l0 3I40.
COURT or OYER fERaINER-Held by Judge
Brady Court opens AT eleven A. MThe People vs..
james X. Lewis, forgery.
COURT or GENERAL sEssoSs-Part l-,licld by Judge
Sutherland court opens at eleven A. M.--The Poo
pe vs. William York, ielonious assault and battery /;
Same VS. Mori,z weiz grand larceny; Same vs. James
U'gren. grand larceny same vs.. John II. Earl, grand
larceny Same VS.. Tiliy Chiffon and jennie
Harrison, grand larceny; Same vs.. James r.
Gordon, burglary; Same We. John A. Walker
forgery; Same vs.. James Haniey and Edward Luby
pert larceny Same Ellen harrington, petit
larceny. Part 2-Ilcld by Judge GiIdorsicevc--Court
opens at eleven A. .-lno People vs.. Antonio Pcssa-
limo, iconious assault and battery Same VS. John Mack
ana Henry King, burglary; Same VS. James Reilly.
burglary Same VS. John McKcnna burglary Snmc
W. Farrell Reilly, burglary Samevs Micnaci lllckcti,
couious assault and battery; Same w. lsaac Finger
man and Joseph =. valley burglary same w. Joseph
Koran, grand larceny; same W. john smith, assault
and battery Same VS. Peter Zinc, Louis Dienl AID
Samuel Shuster, grand larceny.
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Not. So os5,sse So loos4y So ga, 400
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 2. 1873
good SS' eassS ?l"f tsaIs
70 Great i Britain, aeai co"stwe, 2o5 sales. 1884
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ., 1873.
good ordinary, sic Net receipts si5o bales GROSS o63
Exports-ro GREAT Britain, 43i5 rance. i2s6a Sales
6,O0O; last evening, 3.5OO. stock, 356,623
MOBILE. Fob. 2, 1873
Cotton firm; poorly suppllcd middlins. io,sc low mid
Exports coastwise, i.5o7 sales $500 Stock 1905
sAvAsvAn. Feb, ., 1873
good a 81, vs Hss & o
$500, last evening, l,9uO stock. $3.50
Cotton steady; middlne 10 Iaidc low middlins iolSc
S1 a Sis as Britain 7S ne Continents 5o
Sales. 1000. Stock ot,25e.
e,,rlls of .urpeutino strong az soc Rosn steady;
sransa 40 Crude ,arPsn ne %, steady at T. 40 i9r
at 81 CO. 80. 49,, -
Flour steady and unchanged: saics. 800 bbs Wheat
quiet and nnensnged Barley nominal; 40 ! Canads
Rairoad frcights unchanged Flour shipped Dy rSi
$40 bbls. , -
Flour IN light demand snles, 800 Dbs az unchanged
pae car 'e loads " new Track ao car load do
&c os go%ns Rye sosseted harley Gqio
81 os 81 % Tor city made otcr articles nnchanr
ss sa
Y 900 barley, 600 d. rye shpmentso2ouo
oats. 1900 do. barley. $500 do rye
ToLnno, Feb q 1874
Wheat Grmer; No ! white Michiean held at 81 22x;
- w T NJ q ss I'd % rrS 3D. F ss
amber Michigan, q TO- Corn quiet high mixed &c.;
Ssra sss =" a ss sd Ss ss 4 ' Few
No. white. s2Ssc; rejected 3sc damaged. 3se.;
"o'e Il SS prime 9%s aa - s y oss y or
ist o "n no. g. 30 Tor aip eon o
do. oats
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull: red. 81 IL
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Feb. 2 1873
Sugar-The market unusually dull. not from want
Of staple receipts they having been fair but oecauss
OF continued bad Advices IRON the United States prices
cannot be quoted, nomnay stocks In warehouse NJ
Havana and Matanzas, 22,70o boxes. 500 bags and
1900 hhdS: receipts the week. 800 boxes, 1900
bags and hoo hhds exports during tho wees 5000
boxes 34OJ bags and 800 hhds including 4. 100 boxes
and all the bags and hhds the United states bacon
$2s $50 Flour, $40 $50 Dbl for American;
Jerked beef. ~ rs gold, arroDe. Hams, S42 SiS
qunta for American cured Lard. II kegs, sas
Tor common and $36 80 for fine qun:a do in tins,
S3i for and $40 for fine per ouinaL Potatoes.
" rs 50 per bbl Taow. $40 pcr quintal
Wax, yellow, SIT SIT so per nrrUoe; do white, S24
500 Coal oil in tins 9S eal reals per gslion Lumber
nominal shocks nominal; uox. % n o,4 reals: sugar
hog shends Is ls reals White navy leans, .0l y
reals per Cncwng tobacco $50 $50 gu'nal
Corn II reals per Hoops nominal. FreighsNo
Improvement and nominal loading at Havana Tor the
United Statesper box Of soc per hid OF
So - ~ so: to Falmouth and orders, Sos BIS 3d.
loading ports tho north coast Outside pors Tor tho
United States box of zoe hid OF
81 rs So; per hid of molasscs 81 ~ - Tobacco
Very little movement Exchanges entirely nominal. To
day observed us u holiday.
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LITERARY cn1T-cnAr.

Mr.. George W. Chiids, OF Philadelphia, who Is a col.
Icctor OF all that is rarc and curious has OF tho
most valuable manuscripts 10 DO found In America
Apropos OF the present excitement tho subject Of
future punishment, J. u. Lppincou Co. have issued
swedenborg's "Iicavcn and Hell" in one volume
This writer differs from all others in his estimate OF
pcrdltiou. Ho makes " rather desirable place Of
residence.
"orthodoxy" 10 the title Of The Rev. Joseph Cooks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-04
RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue TO advance upon mod.
crate demand. The principal rise during tho week
was in Lchigh and wkcsbarre consos, on a state
mcnt that it probable that satisfactory
arrangement would be made between the bondh oders
and tho reorganization party in the New Jersey Gen.
trail Tho following were the latest bids for railroad
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIDEScE. r. l.. Feb. ?. 1873.
The printing cloths market closed quiet at o6c offered
and 3Sc asked for best e4x6t cloths 3sc Tor oGxoo.
Sales OF the week, 1900 pieces
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otaI for the week. =. ss7, a77

Total Tor the week. -. 367, a77
MONEY MARKET
The silver agitation Washington has caused feel
Ing OF uneasness among capitalists here, who are un-
wiling lend invest while the present uncor-
ainty lasts. Money call easy during tho
week, the ruling being per cent with excep.
hons us low as and high IS 7por cent Prime
commercial paper was in iair demand at 3 6L per
cent
Tho weekly statement of tho New York banks
shows increase in all tho averages except that Of
circulation The specie average is 81, 036 400 higher
and the legal tender note average $l3l, 600 they
gethor constituting In the total OF
sl,IGT,to0. BY OF the largo incrcnse OF
S. 100 500 In deposit Liabilities the increase in the
turplus reserve Is however only s3s4,775 the surplus
reserve being sl6,0l67f5. The following is q
comparison OF the averages OF the last two wccks:
Jan 20. REQ. 2. Differences
Loans 80 s29s lol 300 s241 275 500 Inc 81, ST. 100
Spocie.... 80, i93.600 81, 100000 Inc. l. O36 400
Legal tenders 81 23l, 200 81 362, 200 Inc. l3l 900
Deposits. 207,l7l 200 2l030l, 700 Inc 3,l3O 500
Circulation 19,70S.l0O 1891 800 Dec 80, 500
The following shows the relations between tho total
reserve and the total Iiabilitos:--
spccicA 500 1893. 600 s31, 23o, 600 Inc 81 O3o 400
Legal tenders 37,23l,200 1862 200 Inc. 1871 900
Total ros'vc so7i2t 500 SOS 1909, 100 Iuc 1911 400
as'tdep'sits 5I,192 800 52,57S425
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STATE ROv

State bonds were quiet and steady, the principal
feature OF the market being recovery in Tennes-
sees, old and South Carolina consols some
what stronger as tmo draws near for the report
Of the Debt Comm ssloners. The following the
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SNOW COVERED STREETS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

South strects-these great arteries OF vehicuar traf
find from the Bowery, Third. Fourth, sixth and
Eighth avenues, or. at all cvons, from those portions
OF these thoroughfares which are the most fire.
Quented.
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MEMORANDA
A regular quarterly dividend of SO per share (bcing
dividend No. Az has been declared by The Pullman
Palace Car Company, payable February To- 10 stock
holders OF record Mt close OF business February /.
The following shows the comparative business OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee aud st. Paul Railroad Gem.
paBy Tor the last three years.
1876. 1870 1877
Gross earhlngs... Ss255.Ii3 IS 05l.I71 Ss1l4 sg4
Operating expenses. 5l7O,3J3 4,yJ3,32 1910 1888
Not. SO, Os53S9 So l0O.S SAY So 574 $50
Amount of bonds. s29, 95I 500
Preferred stock. AZ, 27a 1873
Common stock Is, i0i, z6I
Length OF railway (miles) ................ I,4l2
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FINANCIAL.

. FINANCIAL.
A MONEY ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
h.Mortsages; same bought! Insurance carefully Effected
JOS. HkKZFkLD, r76 "road~ay.
"A policies on liberal terms Apply to X h. DARLING.
3io aud 3i7 Broadway
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought insurance of all kinds effected with est compa-
MES j. J. hABRICn Il CO.. Il9 Broadway.
RnFINED WIDOW LADY SEEKS ASSISTANCE
-Aofan honorable gentleman. Address AURORA Herald
Uptown.
" We buy and sell Mining Stock,
Mt the San Francisco stock exchange
and New York Mining stock Exchange,
% '''""''' AHBsR ' H. S NicoLAa co., ''''''
Bankers, Brokers and Auctioneer No 43 Pine St. N Y
Established II years
Messrs A. VI. Nicoay sr and Jr, both members OF
the New York Mining stock Exchange.
NLIENTs OF NINE HAVE $780, 900 TO LOAN; 9 PER
Ccent; live years city p,opcrty. ATTORNEY. station D.
ntFICE OF THE AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED
Oioia ana Silver Mining Company. 81 Broad st. New
tai as s" Ro
stockholders OF record at the company's Office February H.
Transfer books will close on the 9th and tho 18th
NHE MARIpOsA LAND AND MINIsG COMPANY
NeN of California.
Executive Office, o aud IL Nassau st. I
New York. Ian 90, 1873 !
The Trustees OF this company have levied essent
Of 81 share the preferred and stock,
After that date IL will DO delinquent and liable to
charge OF s3 each certificate 70" advertising sale
1876 NORRIS II. SMIi II. Assistant Secretary.
XVkLLs, FARGO 4 CO., 70 BROADWAY.
buy and sell Mining stocks other Pacic secur
tics; sell Exchange Teegraphc Transfers and Credits
tnrou gbous the West and Earope and forward
Fresh Packages and valaables to all parts OF the world
c.O N0n WANTED ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON
* 900 Principals only apply 70 NJ SsvRANbEE A.
torney. 10 Nassau st.
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Excess OF re-

Excess OF re-
serve above
Foreign exchange has bcea active, there being a
good demand all through the week against the bond
mportetions. At tho beginning OF tho week exchange
was strong but rates wero reduced on Thursday in
consequence OF The reductio OF the Bank OF England
rate. The follow ing arc tho latest quotations.
Srty Days Three DAYS.
Prime bankers sterling
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COINS AND BULLION.
The following the latest quotations In gold fol
GovsRNMEYr Bosps.

The fear that the Bland Silver bill may become law
causes a sudden and serious decline in governments,
both here and In London TIE difference in prices
the two places made 1t possible to buy London and
sell here With profit ami largo transactions Of this
nature Toward tho close of the week there
was partial recovery but prices generally lower
than the close OF last week. In London, where the
decline began the fall even greater than in New
York. but there also slight recovery there.
The following table shows the price at the end Of last
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COMPLIMENTARY

COPAKTNEk
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Othis day formed copartnershp under the style of
kepper Sanction for tho transaction oil general COM
mission business al the departments OF tile New York
Stock Exchange. RUDOLPH KEPPLER
W. Il. SANCTION.
YonK. Feb. 2 1873. Office, No. 40 Exchange place.
(NFFICE. NO. 40 EXCHANGES PLACE. NEW YORK,
OFebruary Z. MISREPRESENTATION The firm OF Kcppler
Brothers IL this day dissolved by mutual Mr.
Charles Kcpper will continue the business Of the late
firm at the place. RUDOLPH KEPPLtk.
CHARLES +. KEPPLER
THE FIRM OF +. NEMEGyEI Il co. OF TOBAsCO.
i Mexico, consisting of T. Nemegyei and VI. Janet aud
which winding up its affairs during 1877 under the
style Of =. Nemegyei Co.. in liquidaon has been dis
solved by limitation on the 10Th Of December 1877.
+. NEMEGYET
30 Broadway, Aew York