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The report concludes as follows


'The general improvements to the grounds
during this year have chiefly been directed
toward grading and otherwise improving the
south east portions of the Cemetery, north
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, and will when finished, be one Of
the finest locations in the grounds. Already
have some of our Oldest and wealthiest tami-
lies of Cincinnati selected their burial places
in that part, and made Improvements that,
for their simplicity and beauty, indicate q
determination on the part of the owners to
make Spring Grove what it is intended to
be-a rural cemetery, in the true sense OF the
word. The improvement of family burial
lots throughout the grounds indicates better
taste, although there are yet number Of lots,
the appearance of which would be wonder
fully improved by the removal of toys and
o.her useless appendages, unsuitable for a
burying.g ground. Lot holders would do
! well to read the report of the Cincinnati
| Horticultural Society on this Cemetery, as il
contains valuable hints regarding the adorn-
ment of lots."
The meeting then proceeded to elect -four
| Directors bY ballot as follows:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

was brought before the Police Court this
morning charged with attempting to pass
counterfeit money. When arrested the fol-
lowing were found in his possession: $570 in
tens on the Bank of Louisville; 800 in tens
on the Canal Bank of New Orleans, and one
ten-dolar bill on the Mechanics and Manu-.
facturers' Bank of Wheeling. The case was
continued till Monday morning. October IA,
the bail being fixed at $780, which the ac'
cused procured, and is at large.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

IT has become one of the necessities, when
we are to depart from our friends on an un.
certain adventure to leave duplicate of our
selves, in the shape of photograph or am
brotype. No person would think of neglect
ing so important an item, no more than q
man would of kissing his wife or babies.
At Meeker's, corner of Fifth and Main, is the
place to get supplied in that line; he never
fails to give satisfaction in pictures, and the
polite attention bestowed is always source
of qualification to his customers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-Smiths salt-ris-
ing bread is large, moist and sweet--manu-
factured at Smiths bakery, on the south
east corner of Court and John.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08
RlHar hnNHa.

PITTsBuRG, October 9-M.-River fourteen
and half feet by the pier. mark, and rising.
Weather cloudy and damp
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THE following letters from Western Vir.
pinia can be obtained at this office;

MIR Arnold, IL West Sixth st.
Mrs Caroline Jones 3ll Elm.st
Mrs. Cornell, 60 Richmond-st.
Il. Eva Water.
Henry Plunket, 800 Belts st.
Miss Margaret Powers, liz Broadway.
Fra Cska Hartman.
Mrs Thomas SWeeny, care of Patrick Healey,
Black Horse Tavern.
Mrs Hlien Gill; 1852 Linn st.
Miss Martha W. " hite, Graudia alley.
Miss Mollie McGinniss, 1853 West Fifth st.
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LOST.

n OST-PIsTOL-An Allen seven. barrel pistol,
IA with five loads in. Any one returning L to
MO0RES CO., 50 Main.st., or TO this omee'
win be literally rewarded oc1-bT
n OST-A SURGEONS KNIFE-On Thursd9y
U 4 last on Plum st., between Fifth and Twelfth
SIS A suitable reward will be given to the honest
finder, by leaving the same At 24S West fltth-st.
n OST-Between Riley's Stable and Cam Clay,
subscriber engraved thereon. The finder will be
literally rewarded on leaving 4 At Nv, No East
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.


NOON DISPATCHES.
THE WAR FOR THE UNI0Nl
More HumOrs Of the Telegraph.
GEN. WOOL SAID TO BE ON HIS WAY
wEsT WITH $4,000 TROOPS.
one-haf for Kentucky and the Re
mainder for Missouri.
GENERAL FREMoNT's MOVEMENTS.
J.C. Breckenridge In Richmond,
THE BRITISH STEAMER BERMUDA TO
ENTER THE PRIvATEER SERVICE.
More English Vessels Expected by
the 18th Of October.
Important from the Rebel Army
at Manassas.
Two Hundred Thousand Rebel Troops
in that Department.
OGNIzRD BY THE PRESIDENT.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

FINE, fresh, fat Oysters, in cans, half cans,
&c, continue arriving hourly at Wsggoner's,
No. 203 Central-avenue and No. 59 Sixth
street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

SCHOOL BoARD- Proceedings Last Night.-
Vice. President Wilstach in the Chair.
Twenty-one members answered to their
names. Minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Prof. GIieser then introduced a number of
pupils who have been under his gymnastic
instruction. The first part of the entertain
ment consisted in number of little girls
marching around an open space in the room
singing the Star Spangled Banner" Sub
sequently, they we're exercised in throwing
their arms backward and forward and eX-
ecuted other maneuvers calculated to devel-
ope the muscle of the arms and expand the
chest. A number of boys, varying in age
from ten to fifteen years, were also in
PRODUCED before the Board. They exhibited
a proficiency in military tactics superior to
many companies of long standing. Their
facipgs and flank movements, marchings
backward and forward, right and left side
steps, were well executed, rejecting great
credit on their instructor. The pupils were
then withdrawn, and the Board proceeded
with its regular business.
Josiah G. Hall, assistant teacher in the
Seventeenth District School, was granted
| leave of absence for an indefinite period of
time, having concluded to go to the war.
A motion was made to appoint German
| teacher in the Second District School, at a
| salary of 500 per month. Referred to the
| Committee on German and English Schools
| to report.
An additional teacher was authorized to
be appointed for the Seventh District School,
at salary not exceeding $50 per month.
Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson, Of the Twelfth Dis
trict School, was allowed four weeks alb.
sence, dating from Monday last.
MIR. Laws, from the Eighteenth District
reported the school on Walnut Hills in very
fourishing condition.
Benz. B. Stewart was appointed teacher in
the First intermediate School, at salary o
$35 per month.
DR.. Bonsall, from the Committee on thu
Library, reported as follows for the month o
October: Books taken out-History, 62l
biography, 665; poetry, 4l6; scientific, 660
travels, 1858; tales and novels, 1875; miscel
laneous, 2,47O Total, 1886. Fines col
lected Sc 10. New readers registered, l03
Report filed.
The Furniture Committee reported favor
ably to allowing Miss Collins the use of
number OF desks and benches not used b.
the schools.
A motion was made to appropriate $40 2
for heating the Sixth District School. Car
Eied.
Upon motion the Board adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08
FOX SALE,


N7NOR RALE-A good Route on this paper. APP
n ply at the counting-room, between twelve aud
one O'clock oc4-d
n steam apparatus for heating Also, a lot of
Greenhouse Plants. Inquire Of II. BRAKEMAN,
81 West Third st, Oc3 II
WNOK SALF-ATA A BARGAIN-The Stock and
n Fixtures of a Retail Grocery doing a good
business. Is centrally located. Reasons for selling
the proprietor has other business that requires all
his time. Address GROCERY, Press ofhce. ocS-d*
TTSOR aALF-OARRIAGE AND HOBSE-A
II well-broken Family Horse, young and sound,
and two seat Jenny Lind Carriage, for sale cheap.
Fifty dollars in groceries, or 800 bushels Youghio
gheny coal, would be taken ia part pay. Add, ,ess
BARGAIN, care of Press Once. se25-t'
NOR SALE-A veluab tract of twelve. hun.
u dred acres Of excellent Timbered Land, in one
body, adjoining, Osgood Station, on the Ohio and nd
railroad from this city VIII be sold together, or
in quantities to suit purchasers, and portion OF
city property taken in payment. .z.
SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
cc8-d N. W. corner of Fifth and Wsluut-sts.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALR-BY G: BRAsHEARs h
IN LAWS.-sale rooms, Nos. 81 and 80 Main 81. /.
Boots and Shoes at Auction will sell III RS
DAY MORNING, October 10, commencing az az 9
mems, Misses and Childrsn's Boots, Shoes Bro
Rans and Caters.
oc7 e. BKksHEARS & LAWS, Auctioneers
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NIGHT School FOR WRITMG-See adver-
tisement.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs--B Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October u
0snlohn Rdrozaafer T1srsaoynneSr
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u. s. Dragons and Flying Artillery,
FOR THREE YEARS.

None need apply but young unmarried men, of
good character. Pay varies from Sl4 to e27 per
month. In addition to pay, an abunda ance of good
tendance will be furnished free of charge, together
ROHsE AND ACCOUTERMENTs.
Apply at once at No. 1919 Sycamore-st.
BDWARD NJ. McC00K, Second Lieutenant 1st
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. myl5-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08
Financial Affairs,

No movements of special interest this
morning. The depreciation of Missouri
Money was the main topic of discussion.
Some were buying it at 25 per cent. of, but
many refused it altogether, preferring ito
wait for the facts"
IUa Ouota ExohopOa ord Nold.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

In this ward the voting was equally di-
vided; some scratching on the County Trea-
surer on both tickets. Voting was progress
ing very quietly-74 were polled up to
noon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
DROPOsALs FOR ARMS.

se,d Proposal, will be received at Springfield llno on or
before the 2hl day Of June neIt p0n oy the nhoe
signed the psr Of he State o. Illinois cr iu
nishng delivered Springfield Illinois the following ANS mo
equipments:
Twelve (f0l 6lbs brsss Guns rifed
siI (5l l2lbs bTass H0vitsers rihed
Twelve (i2) Csi.son, FOR Glib rnns.
s.1 fe) Cai.son. for l2lb howitzeTk
Tire 90 Travelling FoIe'.
Three (al Battery Wagons
Three 80 fpare q IN lltTrisges
ose hnnd Cd snd nlnsy sl ,e.s Of Artillery Hsrnes'
with al implements and equipment for three
sht artillery companies corresponding IN Al respects rh te
arms equipments used by The United States ana " DO sao
jec,ed % the same tests -
Ono thousand q, 900 Cavalry sabers. "
0ns tIonssnd il cool p,u cavalry Pistols treyoiver')
One thou ssud Il COO Csrbnes
One thousand q 600 Holsters.
One thousand n Gc0) Belts
To correspond In al respec 10 the HE sn. ind sppcna
u,d ia She United States and OF The ana
most approved style and nh and to DO subjected the same
Tie Cornmenss the hight to reject any proposal DOT
satisfactory ,,.. -. a.tx.rv
twenty per cent completion OF contract =, o.,
tSd,, Cor,ni,oues for Purchase Of Arms, &C., Spring
hed, Illinois. JAS u, nIphLss' tc,,,..ior.,,
mysO t,ela VIM sHEPHARb.}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

NAvr DEPARTMENT, 2
"'" " May n, 1861. }
Yy,HF NAVY DEPARTMENT hereby invites
i uropo..is for BUILDING ID. STEAM MACHINERY OF
,umbo- ~ sCRFW GUN BOATS The machinery Of eAeu
TO consist back action horizontal enFnes wh
e and OF vertical water tube boilers Tne
,dn, 20 be- % inches diameter and the stroke o piston 10
inches The boilers 70 contsu VI square eet o.
d. snd 100 .ausrr fee. hestng surface No proposals wiz
be except pgoPieioT OF eEtnebuiidns eso
Ishmeuts. I'll
such p.rs. desiring propose for The shove machinery ~
ami, ~ TVS Bureau witch win furuih them with CON
6con of the saue and sections OF the vessel 70
he with the provisions and conditions Of TIE contract they
s,,1 's -. 10 ...rute JONI LEkTHALL,
WI op totu"'N CHIEF Of the Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
OYFICF OF TIE JKVFEnsOSvfIIE HAILEoAn COAIt"h
In. Y Ind MhN u Iyl
ppopos.Is FOR A LOAN OF $1,000, 900.


spnixeyrEip Illinois, Msy IS 1861.
Once ~ tie Treasurer
NJ tb ,s of Illinois "a the City o Springfield niDoi un
~ 600. noon OF the ydh day 81 June, ls6 and at tie
% an of tb first dav of July 1851 Cor One Million Dollars
81 St,k of The lnO to be .ssLet IN accordance
an at OF Tho rgisstnIe entitled An creating awsr
G aud TO royds for s1ditng al accounts and buenents
to-, mus ie reimbursed tht pesgfs o. lie state 81
sr ie OF Lord 5 IN the City Of New ott 10 bear
interest The rate 81 six fr cent PEI snun hc hfsi Gay
oi july ISL r e-si Ia The City Of NJ orb and 70
eons OF honda payHbe TO heer with se annual neTcs con
p attached payable the ifs, Mondays of January snd July
o. each ii amounts as fOiioWs 10 Wit:
Two buB1tcd fty thousand dos bonds Tore deh
dol are each Two hunircd and fy thousand do1fs IN bonds
ve hundred les ard tui ed thoussud doiSis
IL bonds Of thousand dollars each
The proposals offered for erch hundred dol
iss aud The dcu 10 Did Or ana mus DC
unconditional without reference to the C3ers one per cent
City SpriD. -d Illinois toe CITY OF Cicsgo Illinois OF
IN N. City O. NswI ork aud certificate tho~ing nCn SoI
accompany Che ofe tuteo 10 ;ne order o lhr
Illinois raid ccr1cste 20 be fcnned IN case 'he
oiefinvs oreD -ricf $50
Ihr rn, VIII bids accepted viii BE- relnired 70 de-
post thereof tn tho Treasurer q the state OF "
no his Office g. the City Spripgh,d limos, OF AZ le
american Exchange Bank. Tie Cry OF New hoIA sn 70
which time the boud- VIII bo ready TO- delivery; the psee
where oHerDg aecep I'D 70 be the Place deposit and
Tho delivery bonds unless Oihe-winc specneo III ne u
The right Is reserved ~ rsci any ard AZ Of me pos eo'u
ed necessary Ia project promote the Interests Of the STATE
William Batter,
yX-p;., R,t'sr Tvc,sur-r Treasurer Illinois.
S,rius6.J M ) or a. the American ENcasnse
O. proons.is for Loan lsf"S B0uk, Ne.-loTt.
"rropcstls for LoEp, 1861"
RICHARD YATES,
Governor Of tie State Illinois.
JESSE X. DUBOIS, Auditor.
WILLIAM FL I'll fR Ffee.urrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
The Chicago Tribune is no. disposed to rest quiet
NM er ,hs ts,,nts of the Sonth. Ii saws:


under the i.nnts of the Sonth II says:
The severe prossion OF bnsne,s in the Northwest eoa'
.,one upon he collapse Of Passdod BY Sou
on. iour as violence their credit their good si'i their
onIa.r-ii honor & good This Is cool asd comfort
,hl. North ba ed upon the ih AID
r,d, of Southern states The-e states seceded plunged tho
coun,r- into and and all tr-strnins % repae
Ouf money down the coo-house en- when II was
bul, and hope q getting back whH We ~
vested In the public Of tho South depends upon our aoy
10 tale It the hides" generally eeiied u.s. We
are ot able 20 90 this disposed 20 nise caos
tiols on the Of the prize when tssea In tins ss
emergency md ths. have put trust IN 5oow
knayery only wanted ihe hsef ct sootn p9inea
n, bv our ds. mske the picture complete snd 10 add
fresh rsrues,. TO the spirit which has beon evoked to deal
with tr traitors swndrrs they deserve Let Us re-
mind me N,,r ORLEANS instance. which declares
tina. t- South psSng lie deo.s promptly the Wet that
the state oil Louisiana the State OF Illinois consider
shlv tIors an half million Of dollars III he public beads
srd has roYrcd into the conderce Of Wisconsin To the
tine on .WQ has managed 10 work OF SPA
o0 upou ui Missouri s2oo7o. wight, kli7ss0. North
Carolina sg75 Geo,ss sIo coo, and South Carolina THAT
soul OF honorl -i,O0N Here IL aggregate Of $500
which Illinois carrying In the form OF suspended debts due
from state. have seeded attempted secet %
COZ a. cry lie 20 the North es for the financial
difcultie, In which AounderiDg; does II net
.xa1;a a. ant a u-lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
L. :. Po.7-OFFicE DEPARTMENT,
WasugNaros Nav IS 1891.

H. : Pos7-OFFrcE DEPAHTsEST,
NAsHisGros hsy 49, 1891. .
PROPOSALS for CONVEYING the MAILS OF
the UNITED STATES from JAY 1861 to July 1857 on
ihe ,01s IN me S .aaI,Tsn mt. M Of the
18th Of next be decided BY the following day
No 1875 the Post Office On Nssssust ny Stsnon ~
y l29 Spug Station C. at the Of Troy ard 4h,s
Station r., No 80 E,hsy Station NO ,u'y s Ih
Hou.. and station b. No GrsBds bach to The fo.oh
il Nsssusi Also from Post otse IN ks,'Te oy ne ~,
ton. IN the following order viz. b. H. g. T. @no A. oaeh
70 The entire t'iP .vIrns aSogt u MILF scs,
60 be pIIot3ed five S ts Ss's Gay % @ m
aud all Of them reach thepe station ,d rstarn 70 rot
f FORM OF 'fRorosAL oTtaANrY. AND oER7IFI-
proposal ,,
Tn. under,gned. - whose ro',-o.ce sddre,s 10 =,
,hs United s,us. rola July 1851 to Juus % ses Route
Ss Pot. s'ts' oens d..si May IS the .na.
Dated ''''''
The undsrsisnsd residing at - state o. -, unisft,5 axe
s,cepted by he the eiiss, ;hs g'io
contract. perform the ieTvice proposed III good 'd sum
rhi, Do. unde.andine distinctly obligations .,d .si
assumed by Under the 1itt Section OF tie Act Of
Conre.t Of jay p 1880
Dsted
Tie undersigned. Po.;masie. At - State o. " r.iii.
sasnors and Knows hem TO be OF property nd 1oe to
good their guaranty.
INSTRUCTIONS.
ooxTaiss,G CONDITIONS INCORPORATED ~ TEE coz
IHACrs IrrtsT TIE DEPARTMENT NAY pkEs
40 pay will b. mad. FOR trip. performed and for each
Of sch tsss tony Ipilod three time. the pay
A. 10 b,,s with depending malls snd not afceay
excused fourth Of the n@ion Tor tho p SUBJECT
to forfeiture -,
and eIpan-d BY ehcses Of Postmaster Of Now
cfooibe Tor fAinE 10 Gi'e ~ oLs
b.nch or ne prince post for saaon, TO be wet In
juisd destroyed robbed or Loaf 80 ,.S
The nj The contract for feneeeo
fsiure. ayTeeaby 10 contract of violating he
sx, or instructions Ol the department. lof re
fu,nr carrier whom required by the Depeieh'
10 40 20 OF for rraiabe matter out OF the ma
The General order en- inerssss 10 the nun
her Of stations or ps by SLOWING thersior rI. decrease
on the pay lie change the .chedees
and incress. pay provided the running tine
be not sbtidsed The Genera may also eursh OF
dcobpue service Ia whole Or IL part rro rss o-co.
OF nav .owpz months extra compensation on the sosp
dspeu,ed with whenever a. h opinion, the pubne ntef
ou be change OF sebe desires 10 snp~Tsece By dlc
s. Psynsu. ID be mad. by collections from or drsf, Oh
or o,herwi,e after the Prsiion Of each quarter
say 10 February, May, August. AID Nosembef L.,
bid received the lat day and hour named OF WIN
cut N. ,r,v required by Nv and oerhcsie a. T. The 'on
.nc, OF ucb guaranty cannot be considered In composition
!, ith refUl, proposal reasonable IN sfnount 1870.
mobilization bid Ia OF it, essential terms uns
mount 10 bid and cannot be received - - 70 t'fere
viii Yeruxr coupe,or sne the last hour 81 Tor receiving
bids Msknt bid with sus.liy ard eeftihca'e' 'he
Only way O. modify preyiou. bit -, :, -. o.,
Mls 7sviw NJ BLAIR Ios.Hs..eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
1901 THE PENNsYLyANA 1881
voOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il COl
GREAT DoURLE-TBACK ROUTE;
The es,sct, Of the Rood s. e9usl 90 Any n .ie 60

ife
llI. GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WILL.
Ofic4 No I Aston House, corner 81 esey' ss.
Facilities for tas transportation of Paepses 30 Ana from iH
ssprsi ChiSago, 81 Lol s. Paw rssvie Me- % > NeN
S,iesns and al other in the West kozth"eTt snd
South fs speed snd coa;o,t oy AL u.
rouyh To- the Wet leave New.fois tcot Of Court
l.nd.. -orfii fxuress EVering kxpress p IN
sa ~ :, "a. from Place via AZ egtowl. n-nviug ~
P,t.bnrg 1890 day and connecting heewh all c''-
tlli =
Fae ssys A. low and the time Quick By any o;hs
ron.e. 81, 49,. =. IA %
md from any point Esilrosd Of Ole heneesy ioia
IISejs iseJusin Iowa, Mis-ouI, py RAILROAD pl-
GFCT or 70 port he navsbe rivers OF the Wei by
n.rsuae1s from li.seulah M. a,
Pnsy Rsissa all es a. isvoIaSs a. axe cha yea
by oh Rsrcsd conpaie h-Tchsi,s ana
s IN. tran Their freight to his Cor pay caa roy
viii oonfdeoce on iti soeedy transit - -,
IipS by which psl,s es.ing wc.twSd en- ~ chel sna
"a ia, j L. ELLIOTT, Pesssrye AgoH, No Asof HOUSE
IFYCH 4 Go Freight tze-ts, . Al, ,,,,,,
EcuoS AID BfsChOFP, Eui1sni Agents,
NJ. . Bsstecy Place
ENOCb LEWIS. General Supt Alsoors' Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
JEssE J. BROWN, co-11'',D.
JOHN ii. OiBOYLE, W. LII

SoYTH AznHicAv RfbE IsSUsisCg ConyLsrt
NJ. Wallst. New-N oTk, May 20 lbl. ,
DINIDEND. The BOARD Of DIRECTORS
IL hsye this dsy declared - 1880 <.,-,,
TO- n. yer .ndns May 1861 the earned premiums Of al
entitled participate In the profits Of the Con sny o
which Csrtlcat.. val Issued to The policy holders on the
lO.h DAY Of July nert. 49, -,..,.r = .o,., pry
a SfNLAkNUAL CASH DIVIDEND o. -FOUR PER
CENT ~ he Capital stock has Aio been G"eNeo isS apo
70 ll- '''1 '1'-l--' R ". BLKECKER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
ANNEXED is the statement Of the Newt Orleans Bank
Dr. the week ending May %:

sII $3.50 sIsoss,sai s1.la,i sla.6i7.%s
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
0, Exchange held by the various banks, and also the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
ClgvrIAxp AsD ToLKDo RAuhoap Co.. OyYioK,
CLEVELAND, Ohio March, 1871.
yEyUF CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL

FENHE iItNELAND AMI IDLEpO hhlL-
ROAD COMPANY ready 20 receive eIchsns. fS5 iesn
including auction Rs-oai First HoTtg'se F.t Division sohd
dated April J. 1882 Junction Hsroad Fifs 1crtssge sceoud
Division Bonds dated peo 49, Junction ahifosa seeOna
Bonds unsecored) dated Juue bS Toledo nor" Ak ana
(lersisnd Fs noTt-sgo Bolds dated Sept 1881 Toledo
Norsk and Cleveland second Mortgage bond dated Sept
ISL Cleveland and Toledo incomo srd Dividend bohds va,
n. Ts'ionh issues % the present TIM.
Tl. SINKING FUND NOR fGAOE BONDS. offered In ef
chang FOR tie foregoing Bonds secured Cpon N. aln Inc
OF n. CoInpsny's Rood. ubeet 70 hbout only o. Toe
mon other property belonging % re Cites ana ioe
do Railroad Company sso by snfns fHbd OF one PEI
cent per 1Dnm Of toe unded Debt OF tire COMPANY managed
ssioer into whose hands the Company hss a-s'y
pd shout 10000 cash Tor They made psys
BIZ OH city ir lSJS and pta fc1A-n4h ie lcs9
Conpors a, Pc cent. payable a. Corn kE,o'nye bsat
New York, 10 JsnnMy add July TbeJ sse ~ o. us a.
auount OF Three aud a Half Mlbot, ,
YxLIr,-s have e5cei the present time 70 the amount
Of eon,}drrss Ons Non Of Dts oithe vGionf
for which the Sinking FUND hoSa- Bonds have been i''ooa
ard ere nov outstanding - , ,,-s, u.
the snon Of paJte nov holding the retospny portion Of
the va-iors crs.es nsnpd above Invited 70 the
TINS take the Mortgage BONDS m exchange
m ~. hev now held and which worth no more IN
tie A srSes than TIE SINKING end Mortgage Bonds, .,
remark: That tho sbsorytion OF new o1Htne.Dk
Bonds OF issues eboyc psnod enhsces the
upon he nav ond therefore the value Of the bonds them
seyssthst e. few yes these Bond, WIN become the
morssg. upon property costing twice theif
tb, adv Bonds have sold Ia the New OH sfkt a.
bin yer cent; snd that the payment on any " w.
Bonded Dsb win .i enhance the value Of thee Ieedy
f.7ore secgI.e and reDder them very Desirable 10Y n'o
u1sEt-
Oh. old Bond, in sums Of = Op TO me.us CABPfSTER
VJRyILYI No. - Wslls New Yofk sEbo WI ts.ue ne
Roud md sdus difference Of nsres or 10 ths Ohoe
lat our oypIse II eont by the United states kxpess Ii oHe'
'N'''"S IA. G. LUCE, Treasurer