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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04

ing into the wife's heart, when a ring
ing step uponthe pavement, light, bouId-
ing feet upon the step, and the rattling
of the latch key in the lock announced
her husbands return.
waiting for me dearr' he said.
"You have come home quickly" she
answered. -..-.
For answer he tooks her In his arms,
and while he looked longingly into her
eyes, he sang in a low, sweet voice:
There's no place like home"
So Nellie won her victory, and she
kept the advantage gained.
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North Carolina Yellow Lest.
: fRefdsyille IN. C) weekiy.I

The great things the cultivation Of the
"yellow leaf is doing fer this section OF
the county is shown by the rapid ad-
vance of the market value Of that class
Of lands especially adapted to Its cultiva-
ton. The Cobb tract of land, on Nub-
bin Ridge, was bought, by Col. Maloy,
Of this county, g short time ago, Ct VIZ
per acre cash. Ten years ago It would
not have brought 81 per acre.
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Treasure Trove in Dublin.
Dublin Special January 1sth) to London Tim,

lDuDn Speclal (Januafy IStH) 10 LOnoOu 1lmoS ]
A singular case Of treasure trove was
brought under the notice Of Master Of the
Rolls to-day. Counsel applied for an
order to try the right to sum Of money
discovered on the 10Th Of November on
the premises. 10 Rutland Square, by a
workman employed by Messrs. Mcguire
& Son. The house had been on the 7th
OF 9Th Of November assigned by Miss
Coukson to Colonel Palliser.
The workman while examining the
locks Of strong room at the rear of the
house on the ground floor came upon a
cash box of antique structure concealed
beneath q step leading into the room.
The cash-box was removed to the prem
ises OF Messra Mcguire, who wrote to
Colonel Palliser, informing him Of the
discovery, and seeking instructions. Col.
Palliser replied, requesting the retention
of the box until his arrival in Dublin.
MIR. Mcguire placed in it the Royal Bank
for safe custody pending the arrival Of
Col. Palliser. g..
The particulars Of the discovery were
published, and several parties, including
the Earl of Longford, put in claims to
the treasure. Counsel for the Earl OF
Longford opened an affidavit to the ef-
feet that the late Earl of Longford and
his son occupied the house from the year
1917 to the year 1S48, when it was sold;
that the late Earl told his wife previous
to his death that he had in the house q
large sum in gold in case Of need. AT
the death the Countess of Longford
instructed the executors to search fot
the money, and a careful but resultless
examination was made in the year 1S48.
In the latter year the house was let to
Mr.. George Wilonghby Hemans, son Of
Mrs. Hemans, the poetess, from whom II
was subsequently conveyed to Miss
Oookson. When the box was opened it
was found to contain an envelope ad-
dressed Earl Of Rutland," the remaindei
being torn away; letter beginning "My
dear Lord Longford, some Parliamentary
papers Of the houses Of Lords and Com
mons, and plan Of the upper story Of
the house, showing certain partitions
which had been put up by Thomas, Earl
Of Longford, and having some writing
upon it sworn to be that Of his lordship,
The counsel for Colonel Palliser desired
to have an opportunity of seeing Lord
Longford's afidavits. The counsel for Mis-.
Cooksorl argued that her assignment oi
the premises to Colonel Palliser wal
l. i - . a n .--.f a.
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Ihe ID a. m. train connects for Portsmouth 4
,Chillicothe. The &23 O. m. and 9;O3 D, m. traiI
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via HamdeI
BALrMoRE 4 OHIO, VIA PARKEssBupa.
Depot Pearl and Plum
Baltimore Ex daily. H23am asa nj
Baltimore Ex daily. .-,......... &Osp m 6.9ss
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next week. Where has the time flown,
NellW s... ,.. .,.
"There were two evenings at the the
ater," Nellie said, demurely.
"Yes, and we have been learning some
new duets. And I am reading Owen
Meredith's poetry aloud to Nellie, and
We are contriving some additions for the
conservatory, thattakes time to calcu-
late and plan. Then Nellie is helping
me about some papers that I want to get
in order, and"
"Stop; stop. You are pardoned," Kate
cried, laughing at her brothers earnest
face. "Only, when these pursuits will
allow you to spare ore, evening, pray re-
member that yeu have a sister," lI
"Nell, Walter was saying last week
that he wanted to hear you sing that
Brindisi he used to admire 80 much. ]
lam so glad that you have taken up yotfl
music again. We were all so proud oi
it." .
al mean to keep my practice up now, .
Nellie said. "Georgie Is getting 50 Big
that mamma can not make him an ex.
cuse for laziness any longer"
30, with promises Of an evening a,
Kate's soon, the party separated, George
escorting the ladies home. 5g
Nellie sat thoughtfully in the deserted
parlor, wondering II her husband would
soon return, or be detained by Mrs. Cor
don's charms till still later hour.
The full time to be allowed for thu
walk had passed, and doubt was creep
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

M1NHGTr SOUTHERN Railway.
Depot corner Mclean ave. and Gest STREE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

BAlnHonF June J-Floir dun and unchanged Wheat
SOntuoI dan higher add orpug SOu Ia RI krh'
81 ~ % d" Amber II 21aSl 81 So Western m,
Ter Rcd spot ~ 3u@. Jhnr - 2''H - -5't July ~ ~
ri H.: August luJHfl H. COrn-eOatheTn steady nnd
iaily active; NcsolII Igher but dull and negerlcd
.lot, 5il2c.; June h"atGc July. 4td i4c. August ana
steamer nominal urn nDd higher Southern ~ ibc
Wcstcrn ~ do MlArd, IA i3c: irnn-ylvanla "a
45c. quiet at 0JC. Hav unclangr1 Il"tE"s qulct
t'uulC" western
TIckri Ollie. Eggs dun weak at lie frtro
changed Coffee steady lido Ordinary ~ Choice
i8Ti5 nc su gar nrIn son. 0gc whskoy Tteady At
Al II aSl e. Frcigts to Liverpool per steamer nrmcr but
unchanged shipments hent lasGlo busli Corn l304l0
LIs Saics-Nledt, 4G2. 900 bush. Corn h1.7OS bush.
iIfl 40 June 3fIo quiet but Stoldy. Wheat dull
Corn dull and unchanged 900 bush No. Mixed at
IS 900 bush seller June ut 4JC Oats quiet Hder 400
bush White state at ago Barley narlye Rye
ierted FrriEhtA NeW.YOrk by RalrOh0-WhtAt, 1ci
Corn Lc OATS 6Ao. Canal Freighs-WheaL 6Loi Corn.
o. lime 3-Four dun nominal. Wheat active.
arm aud higher No. Rcd Winter u Va G$l 20 No. Chi
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p5as rallying to 96Ds 1t again was weak AT oo-a;
when the late marking-up process was begun ana
It, being subjected to the same manipulasiO1, sgnn
rose 70 o. Erie, after selling at 1913 fell 10 81
IL .har rpled ut about 80 nearly all
S.v. bot during tho last five minutes 1T
sI.o rose to 32Ss032i2. Northwest was
strong at s9ss99O. with only small amount OF
ansactions and the preferred stock rose from 1O7
to 1Os1o. The company to-day declared the usual
ouarterlv dividend of ia per cent on the preferred
sock. and also semi-annual dividend OF 3 per cent
on the common stock. st. Paul was fairly actiVe at
7O07Oa07O5s The Southwestern list generally
was dull and heavy, but st. Louis and Iron
Mountain and the Wabashes made gains OF from
% TO 1as per cent Pacific Mail was strong rising
from 32os to 34ss034ls. Western Union. after
decline of ls per cent, closed with loss OF g per
cent.
The business done in Government bonds at the
Boards amounted only to 100000. Quotations
for the Is and So were easier and Tor the 42' ana As
about Il per cent higher than yesterday Annexed
ora the closing uuotatiOn63
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
coo1 ortnarv ~ sli,n Low Midi'ing ........ ..
St,,r ';,.i ordinary 90 MI1diIn'

ru,nrcs ouct closing steady OF e. L. pon
Hi f is %1s1 IT, iG. eeoor oai%
H DC sS o 1893 Ganaay & ic. i9
i'y oy I4% A u i sc%ei S'T%
January 1864. TodayS closing prices for rae ,s, 9
ii9@i2 october lo7la 900; HoyeSint' l I,,.
ie19S' Gsli ard *omwa n"mp Ia! carso
Mild duh and un 'HSta 90 9gs p i Lori. H.
GT az ba s 9is d day "a week. and
iGai ll' 3 ~ !, "..
fioUIt az 1in ripTTt demand moderate and nly
for low cI.cs iobJrs Only bolcht rnoneh 20 cover mtrn
y,3 90, - il Tor ~ indies ani south AucGi 81
" g f@ Is w g. %@a t" a, "" y w%er
W9T' ,+ Zoo - gGT 39pS S s&o Gbs Winter
s15GG7 amt o frc9 " Mp he sacs ETC., iSs5 &C.
wrro for export Qu2"" s%Sis, no; Common 70
- Ear Extra State 50 BOA 90 Gooi To- ;agy 90
81 30 $50 10 9a E4r@ o %eS%,n 80 CAS- ri
rSoaG Hoo0 s. Od$i 0oot 70 '1oTS , do" - 10
81 So hAs - q ii 80 '[ an; o ~ Of
7Gsa ST. TO Far hET s = = 3 ,S%
"S - S, % Extra l /" sG@S7 o. jenny" cG dn
TERN tLoJn Gn unel8yfd F 1f S GP
s S' 80 bills SuperGne - na4I later an cA'remr
CGEN M "a t 10 aIl fS SO SO So'''" '"@''
rt,'T silseqcny the advance lost and rlong aG "
sedy and mperAelv active COCA pms SIS III en mn
mSrra A. !aa' S S i0 cash ihs month
epqHg rTsiSac Sw Hp, JAKE 9th 70 June No
ppg ii igG ii 20 Green Say sgrnS Il 20; ungr"d s
mainly 81 % clnne 2o nns sh ITO to 5! td n e no
%&1m6e! n 27S$I 27@ Ungrado White q ZIGfl 2ds
%Ite 4 r. No g. eS %6lIe 81 y 4sGsi To- d.
Inv si iS' Closing 81 49, d. A9s,si p y
ci"sinS Il 2sf RYE and dr4 a. 9Sa0Ge TO-
boat Cads sae s9o Ss fU'' quiet and
oKN"Marke p better on cash win ng 49, sul py
- H. n - hettar for fu moderate KpOft ah lR1 hOue
trade good business II SfETS 11 nedSS Wn
Saded Western Mixed. 633 2c NO s. Sthine
HTod % We; No. Il oA016eI feoW' oo~ooe' A"Uuu o.
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rst call we're as follows!

Tire speculative kinds of railroad bonds fully
svmpathized with the better prices in the share
market. but Others were dull and steady. Erie sec
ond consols advanced from S012 to 817s. and the
funded 5s from 1884 to rs. Missouri Kansas and
Texas tirsts were Il higher at 1929, and the Sec
pnds were q higher at AZ. O.. g. and l. C. first as
a nted sold at 81 against 81 yesterday, but the In
comes declined p to 32l9. Chesapeake and Ohio
6rsts series b, were per cent higher at g. the cur
reucy interest debts declining Il to So st Paul
linking funds we're strong at 1123i and Denver and
Rio Cirande frsts rose to 1O1l9@ 1918 Annexedare
Iho OH MI mutations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NV YORK CITY.

chatham.st No IL, So7rIla; lx2S. 3xIl5;e and also
No II North Williams 26Si8 ix293x3i Anna
19th.st. 80. 100 It v Of Iryingpl. 25x92 Henry
TyG McKaye. Of the second part and Maria e
q fnS t OF favs % 6x9a xiiregaar
WSsm Tnomps oa $4,000
2shst U ss So Of l0tSavc aoi9sS Clinton
2o aaris 30 80 Il savc i5ox Fcrencio
Escalante TO Henry schnbart and another:
1lsthst 80 ITO 10 It Of 2dave i25xi0OiO Henry
SOM Htst y a ~ Of S aye Is Sxioo Ira Mil
osf. e s So Sir S:rll % wilson 1858 1858
North wiIlam.st. No and No ~ Wls am pr An
T reT Rr,d i c com %rny 70 'n $1,000
Eldrtdge.st W s J08 II n OF Br0omest 24.6x25; -,
Mary IIaarmann TO clara sulzfr.;. OAHU
% amt -, adjoining the lands OF 81 johns
College, FOrdham. 125x35S; Thomas King 10 + On.
Tial savings Bank 70 fiisi MURPHY $4,000
2dave, 5, 405 Of 42d-st, 2OxSO6 Ignatz scheir
sou TO 5Ssg rG assRh pollock 10 Rosa 10000
h"Es sr' rc, cU 70 BInaT Stone; $500
6sth.st ss lIi.5 # " Of Ave.A, 2oxlO0i; Charles
goa sGhnh 70 Il S" Of asavc. iGxii0; Gale
i irs c,c |" """ 5000
"'' HSri;s,ic an wife to j. M onirn... 5000
Mrossaa to Stephen Barker .I.:. $4,000
o0'TI Kei,T 10 ES HareaTetha Iaaren 1880
'-" - ho5, =, mn 70 lanes annond $500
Broadway. No ga Henry Mcneil and wife TO
acTrs Of Land under the Harlem
RIVER Al point S'27 4 Of i5?h;si r me r aTS
HOOD Wright, Letters patent. .'.'
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LyGurn,l- Inuc ror@ --rnmr Miss Ea,t"rn; dulI
sicny 80 IL ehoT hh sea,iv NJ .; "d Long ,i"aT
luu nj lear steady AT -. llIus long INT
dinner M 81 ~huuhi,rH ddl. -. lrci-laoia N"rS.
dulI M -. ,.Nra Mess dul NJ = Prime Mess. dil ri
III Lard IIiiur Western. du AT 81 I'd Ihi"" -Pilmo
eIty duil 30. Tnrrenimc spirits steady a. 20 .
steady ~ .i.. Fine. 1t II Al ~ t,l 'h'tS'
American. npcc steady ~ II. Land on du" ~ ~
Tuu-i.>ra state, dull Al II. WHEAT 40 J. VINO
,,u ~pun.. ~ dull 9Nl. Sew III
Ter W,.i,r u cldy Id Nrw southern Winter steady
10 III. bli. STEADY ~ 81: Sew Mixed.
rtcad, al t"tiuI,rrd oil Neluw American, none
~, rlct. Itn,u ou.I.n. a London. dun NJ Od
JurUcntlnc Spits NJ IonIOn. hrlner NJ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
The following were the receipts and -'n1hcEtS
AZ and from Chicago and Milwaukee, TO-DAY:


IOypoS June S-"30 u. m.-The bullion IN n" lIqnk Of
England Las Increased 1872 900 during the pasi week a."
I,n ion Of the Bank 81 England tcSrrir To aDlNY winch
taAt week I,",s cent, Is now 4u'Is pr cent
IuNIoN June }i:}O /. m.tunSus "-'ia 10" in"'r' ana
0Sb for the account. J. '0nGs fOr hall per cents
~; All .nc and Great Western first morrHgr trus'r
l,,frs h T. ''H.'
" shares ~ do, second COusrs S?A, 'i-tI'.' O.
T. tr,i rni. New. ork Ccl l2S. The iI,i
;iiiriwh from Bank Oi England Oh balance i"'iN l.
S~..U0.
IG%pN Junr 3-i@O D. In.pars ahvlces az l''c' I'i
cen, r,uIrN france 8, cruncs for ~" ar' 'u'i
,,4r.> lime II . oGpu. J. tNt
times fn hicks. The spree, III ia" B1uh q" fIA'" ~ Nl'
J.thi francs .lIrIns ilt' Nh~i " -
IIILiN Sine ~iLl"ntn ~ u" INT %" lih 81!
(rliut', specie %: fOO 800 H''|%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
THE CLEVELAND COLUMBUS CINCINNATI AND 1EDIANAPo
LIS RAILWAY COMPANY, GENERAL OFFICE; ,ooo I
ST, Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway COmpaly'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds,

conformity with the provisions Of the Mortgage Decd OF
the above Bonds the Undersigned Trus
tees hereby give notice that lOB Bonds Of FOO each ~
Bonds of each 359 Bonds Of 81 900 each OF the num-
hers speci below were fairly and
without preference discrimination designated by lot Tor
redemption accrued interest payable ont
moneys pledged us from proceeds OF sales OF Lands
available for that The Bonds 80 Drawn VIII
be laid on presentation at the office II j. Kennedy q
CO. G3 Wlliamst New.YOrK am the holders thereof are
hereby notified hOud br presented before lst
uy next as alter interest Will to accrue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
FIHGnclaI.
BROOKLYN AND MoETAUK RAILROAD,
NpIV XOaR lima L 1870.

NEw.YORK, June i. 1900
THE HOLDERS of SINKING FUND BONDS
Il Of the SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD COMPANY Of
LONG ISLAND informed that csrtncateS OF preferred
and stocks viii be ready for delivery on the Atm
receipts issued deposit bonds and on payment i not
already paid Of TEN DOLLARS per bonu
OF one thousand dollars each. o,,. ......o--
THE CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS CINCINNATI AND 1SDIANAPo')
LIS RAILWAY COMPANY. GENERAL OFFICE: ,,oo I
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May ii, 1884,,
'INHIS COMPANY, having been requested by
cancel the sinking fund clause contained therein anu 70 PEI
the said bonds until thermaturiy IN The year III
this company being willing to comply with the request OF
the bOndhoders: $4,000, A.. 49,.
sOdaed bonds may their bonds at the United states
Trust I'm City OF York. when and where an In
will be placed ponds 20 presented can
ceiling the sinking fund clause and oil bonds so indOsed WI
be excluded redemption prior 10 their actual
maturity in tho year 1914 but for any bonds outstanding not
and nOrsed this company will continue 10 de-
tho sinking fund pro rata with the Trustees and ucn
bonds will remain To redemption by the SINKING Iund
as Il original Deed Of Trust provided $500
~ " T. II. DEVEREUX, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAiLRoAp COMPANY. ,,.o }

PENNSYLVANIA RAIROAp COMPANY ,, }
TREARIRHRS DErAKINENT, IHlLAlMLfniA, May H. IooO')
HNuE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has tins dny
Il declared u SEMI.ANNUAL DlNlDEND OF flthEE
PER CENT the capital stock OF tho Company lear Oh
Mi tnxes payable and after May -. TO stckiolerS rs
registered books OF the Company, at O'CLOCK j. n
April 80 1850. .. ,..e. =, g., ,,,t,.o,
from distribution II the shares Of the capital stock re-
liz purr hasei CITY Of PbaephlA tue OpOn 10
given TO the shareholders u receive Tie dividend thereby ue
car eithrru scrip convertible Into the Capital
Stck Of lie Company ut par when presented In sums u
FIFTY Dollars provided tho SAID option shall be exercisod on
dend Will DO pad IN cash. JOHN D. TAYLoh Ireasurer
0- w. NRR.YORK, Nay l. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

An unusual amount of business was done in city
bank stocks, including America (50l at 14S014Sl2,
Mechanics 400 at 146, Mercantile lOI AT 90,
American EXCHANGE (2O) at 1873, and Phenix ,2Gl
at 1O1. Tie bidding and asking prices at the
Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
The foreign exchanges are dull, but rates remain
firm. the Lns of tle follow lnu nnOtaliO IONS:

The Governors of the Bank Of England to-day
made no change in the rate of discount, and it re-
mains at 9 per cent. Daring tie week th" bank
gained e1G2, goo bullion. but the proportion of
its reserve to- it's liabilities ~ was re-
duced from 1915 to 436lG. To-day the
bank lost GS3,000 bullion on balance. Al
the London Stock Exchange. British conSolS were
ls lower at 9S3l6 for money and 9S1IG Tor account
United States bonds We're higher; The 5s advancing
Is to 1O5ls the 41a' 81 to II g. aud the Is Is to
11Ozs Erie shares froul3l I" 32l2,ahd the Src-
ond cusos from 50 20 S2lo S2li Al lantic and Great
Western firsts were Il lower at 81 L. Illinois Cen
trail 13l lower at 1929. and Pennsylvania Il lower
AT 503, Reading rose y TO 10l2, aHd Central ami
Hudson l. TO lbs. In Paris French per cents adj
vanced from $3.50 to S5.95; sight exchange
on London rising to 25.32l2 francs to the t. The
bank of FRANCE reports q specie gain for the wech
of 1919 900 francs. Berlin dispatch reorts that
the Imperial Bank OF Germany gained III speci"
0,000000 marks.
The agents of the Richmond and AllrghaHy Rail
road Company give notice that they nave adNa"rcd
the price of the first mortgage bonds OF that com
pany to % and interest.
The bondhOhlers of the Selma, Rome aud Dalton
Railroad Will find III our advertising columns a no
tce of interest to them. ,
The gross earnings of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road are reported as follows:
1879. 1890. ~
Month Of May....... s1l7,592 $l"O,iis Inc. Sl25j6
The. receipts of flour and gram at the prime pal
Atlantic ports tins Sd day OF June were:
York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRX. Thursday, June 8, 1880.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesr0Om to-day
Blu T. IT. Ludtow & Co.
5st0rv brick building, with lot, No 2O2 FrontstWs.
% IL Of FultoRst, lot 214x736 Eliza Arcu -ou
Bv Richard " Hdrnen.
6storv brick tenement houses, with lot. No 6lS
Dennis smith. ~. l11oo
i6oli James lynch ~. $500
Ii0o Il Timothy Donovan >. =. $3.50
By Hugh " Camp
/ 3story brOwn.stone dwelling with lot, No 1923 East
JSSiSsE VI ~. 6O7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
THE MARKE | 5.
TOTAL RECEIPTS - PH)DjI>
Pr NorM u Ger. Jcy' Hit H'i''tiI
GENERAL MARKET RErOl.r.
AsIEs-ouict ami stealy.

zorro -SuOt Cotton steady at revised qurtdt nns oW
Midliug aud alnr" advance il:c sire ORDINARY rd Dr.
,,ci,r 900 and 44G for spanning IL hV''et
!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
rHE STATE nF IOWA.
IsNltlIINE lkPAEIht .N T.

ruE STATE up IOWA,
EALCUINE IkrAElhtNE. Z
DIS MolHLs. May :. 1850,
NOTICE is hereby gwen lhal thc l. lEKi.N
~ tuIpoNS falIug due the hrst d ~ JuY, $50 tho
1r iy ct Jann,y loSl. and the first Jay o Jmiv ISL ol
t ,ounnn bndS issued bv tate Iowa. under author
y 10y chapter sixteen 6 OF tho Arts o ia. Esir
tPn'ia Assembly improved May -,
UI Lu"vm ma " mr. and Drf,nce Bonds vii hereafter be
IAN abir NJ TIIE NATIONAL PAX BANk or NEN.
EnEE m The CIV York AMI hold ~ OF Such DOhdS
me required take hereof, ami Dr sent sucn coupons
81 TIiE NATIONAL. PARK BANK OF y EW-lOkh when
dlc. 1oIIr 81 GEAR
OF iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

State bonds were dull. the only transaction being
In Tennessee 6s. new series, at 20. The closing
nnota atoms are rs follOws:,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

Gin Kral GslaIe for sale
DOR SALE.-A daily newspaper, or bank
can secure desirable property remain
inp unlnproyp particulars apply TO RU-
LAND X WHITING. BeekInan'si.
VALUABLE LEASEIIOLD, $50 West ODD
st. IstOry brick. for sac; commissions allowed IL
West
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ItAS STOCKS.


.5c,It-. by mail ----------------
LAS STOCKS.
M Nrw York brooklyn stocks and also all kinds
10 BROAD-9l. ANb o. ENtHANHEPLhCE'
E1ASSIO CK> X Cay X. k. Stocks and Bonds
u hongl' y sold. rrliEWlrr.6l LAchang"- place.
ItWYNNE g. DAY, 15 Wall-St., Ncw-York
g. tnhIshrJ I,iti transact . general Hankit and
Iunt,Iagc business IN Hallway shares. Bonds. nc, NC
Jersey CITY Z per cent Improvement
j Honda ard Jersey lily per Funded Debt Bonds
FOR sai by II. y. llUklBG EJr"& o.
OFFICE OF rmE Golb's iKttEn MASuFAcruENd(
CONrASY, Ga tAsr ! Urn 81.
y Ew YORK. Apn -. 1850
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that 4 meeting
~ 81 mo stockh'i,ors u the GOLD HEArEii MA
company the Cy of Sew York. on tho ll dai % Jane
lro At 10 9eock s. M ior the pnrP%" OF l.r.'% az 5hS
zap 81 ~, ~ n, ~ ,,,Ir II i,,I ar. her ,h1r,
P ' EnNNitB H. GOLD. Trustee
GGHi ASiI;E u Il Elk II r Tqssr.
souTnIIN MINNESOTA HALLWAY txlrN los CoMANY.}
NEWNORk. May rs, lNSo.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
~ TO Tho terms u the m0lt ;nge securing me sai ho
first uiOrjg bonds Oi this cOu1Y vi pc re-
drrInr prsrntii!on Ai thc ocr ~ the tlrag" Mwhu
and 81 'anl nnuway Company, no ~ villa ns' mn
that interest said bonds VIII on January l. 1881
'S O'''i u '"' '''''' Va F. NJ. MYERS. Secretary.
NLw.YoRK May -. 1870
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CON
= PANY--Ii"ldrrs OF "Pnk Bnnds" ~ the southern
hands Of the chic gn Milwaukee Paul Hallway Com
tnuy issued its southern Mnne,1ta ylsOh on upphe
~ L. NJ. MYEltS Secretary.
RoXDour. n. Y. MAY %. 1870
TI1HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
i holders Of tho ULSTER AND bELAWAhE Rail
NoNDo0i Oh 'o-''' . '''O' ~ 4. BENsON Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
financial.

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