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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

ne six and third octaves Eve feet eight inches
png, and two feet nle inches wide. The seven oc
Ives are six seet long, and three et VIDE outside
~ large round corners, finished back and mont.
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large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
ly finished, Heavy powerful Tone &c.
Ill large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
even oetaves, New Scale A. to A. Patent Iron Rir
rand Square, IA ootaves do, A. toe. 500
ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners.
500
rand Square, ~ octaves do. Scale A. to O. $50
iarved legs, ornate finish, serpentine Mold.
inRs.
sand SQUARE r. octayes, patent Iron RmA 3 800
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Dayton, Ienia and Columbus Railroad.
AN III
CHANGE OF TIME.

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trdinst from Dayton to all Eastern Cities.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
l. for tho East az follows Mail, llib5 A. NJ. CO.
lumbus Accommodation, 900 p. NJ. Night Exp press,
1850 A. M.
ARRIVING AT DAYT0N-Night Express, sos A.
M. Columbus Accommodation, 500 A. NJ. Dayton
Express, $3.50 p. NJ.
Trains run by Columbus time which Is seven min.
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent
". W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
MAI Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Insurance.


hS- ONE POLICY Of INsURAScE issued by FOUR
COMPANIES which is made to meet the necessities Of the
business community, by securing with dispatch, LANds
Lisys or INSURANCE WIN RRLIABLR CoMPAMEs uPoN
UNIFORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
StErgBY NECESSITY APPLYING VARIOUS
SEPARATE OFFICES FIR insurance to the amount they
severay able to accept and Of holding
POLICIES, CONDITIONS WRITTEN WHICH
AoGET, rendering II dcult for the assured to
become familiar with and harmonIao their various con
hlctng conditions.
By the conditions Of the UNpERwRITERs' Policy but
ONE SET OF papers required to loss to the several
Companies nsuring under it. thereby making tho adjust
ment simple and expeditions. H-
The Cash Assets OF EACH Company
issuing tho Underwriters Policy of Insurance sKcOod
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Making security in tho aggregate Of over
$2,25O,OO0.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

etatemtLt Of the condition Of the Republle Fire In
surance Company Of the City OF New York on the "a
day Of January 1865 10 conformity with the laws ef
the State Of Ohio. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

though the railroads pretty much all the Winter
open short DAYS and the time and labor devoted 10
necessary repairs In ard sbout the mines INIT produ,
tion TO a very inconsider,ble amount. There is no
material change in the market the denian IN the city
trade and for domestic uses is fair aud prccs well
sustained but there s reason TO fear hort supply
N the principal markets.
The shipments Of Pittston Coal to Decem)er 90 1865,
1885 $50 e3 TINS 1864 755 100 ,ups Dec p5 oiltuus
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
,ep pEcpprs AND HxpENsEs (PIscAL yRAs)
1864. 1868. lne5e..sscs
R.ce,ots sl2 55l, ,4sO l3,300,3H f2.l@,VV99ss
TTneises 9,O57753 l22O0,25l aiA2''-e
loo 90, &393, 434

Net income. -. s34 1897 727 t3lOo,293 '4'i
While this defclt i'll net incomeis SHOWN, 'ne
stoek.funded debt and floating debt nave oil III
creased, as shown by the following tapie;
IsToCK, BONDS AND FLOATING DEBT.
Stock ga @9s's0o s24 gS5s 200 200 s,Gh0V0 .9l "9o
~ ~ l245675 4245,t75
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
TUESDAY, Dec. 26-P II.
Gold is dull, and closes at li5s.

iUfsDAi, Dec. -o-f H.
Gold is dull, and closes at l45s.
Government stocks are all steady and in good
investment demand. In railroad mortgages, State
bonds. and bank shares, little doing Fourth Ma
Nonal bank sold at 100 The business in railway
shares was moderate, and at low prices for the list
generally. The market is oversod upon al the ac-
Hve stocks, and its whole strength is derived from
purchases to cover short sales. The "bulls' have
yet the advantage of good supply Of money on
pall and as yet show no desire TO sell under the re-
auction in earnings which is proceeding rapidly
- to make continued dividends out of the question
anless borrowed. The North-Western road has
Already passed from the dividend list, after swallow
ing the entire stock Of the old Galena road The
street is full of stocks under hypothecaton and fol
which there is as little investment demand ss was
sver known. After the short interest is carried on
upon o more active money market prices will adapt
themselves to the income of the roads. AT
she close the following quotations were made:
Ohio Certificates 2SI a2St; Canton, 4504jl;
Cumberland Coal, "a. a44i; Mariposa, IA! 0l5;
Eew-York Central, 95i a95s; Erie 95s a95l; Hud
BON River, l0s; Reading lC7; Michigan Southern
f<}S74i Cleveland ard Pittsburgh, 81 SO; Cleve.
hndsnd Toledo, il2; Rock leland, 1905 l07;
Eerth- Western, 35035ii co. rrcrered, tia3tit;
Fort Wayne, los.
Money is easy on call and some loans are re-
Horted at 6 per cent upon Government stocks.
There is a small demand from stock houses. and
they pay per cent. Commercial bills are more
current, but rates do not improve much; best sell
7a9 and second grade at 10 0l5 per cent At this
noment New-York City is the cheapest money
market in the Union, and has been made so by
arsining the West of currency, which will not long
remain here but he returned aud used where it can
earn large interest. The bank stock market is very
favorable and shows large increase In legal tender
noney, but there is no disposition by banks 70
nake long engagements. An impression prevails
That at an early day the Treasury will propose to
hnd its temporary loans and one years certificates
Bills at 60 days on London are quoted at lOS4 d
b09i for commercial 1O940l09i for bankers do.
hs short sight, lloalloi; Paris at 60 days, 5.lsas
1.l3i; do. at short sight 5.l2iS5lO; Antwerp,
kIsa aa5.l6i Swiss, 5lGla5.l5 Hamburg, 36i a
b6i Amsterdam, 40ia4l; Frankfort, 40i9H;
Bremen, 70! s79t; Prussan thalers, II, @72.
The specie exports from Eew-York have been,
since Jan. Is, 1865, $29, ,6s9 $40:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
ro,el $50 osl..oO saz.a67.a1s s5.419.o7s


ar on cxpansion in its cost of $5,i79, 61S in tho
year
Tie Freight loan y yet to be brought into the
conrany's figures. but they will not be improved
b it. The corporation steadily grows in its earn
lIncs but its cost increases still further and diyi-
dends are paid from borrowed money, as was done
when the SO, ,O00,0 900 common stock was takcn.
The Michigan Southern road earned the third
week in December:
ls6I.. So. .639 ls65. .s7se e67 Dec...-sl3o'1
The traffic Of the Great Western Railway OF Can
ada for week ending December % vas:
1905. e6f 5i5 IS 1854. CAS- 30 Inc. $500 o.
Mr. George L. Gray, late Chief Engineer Of tho
Ncw-YoIk Central Railroad, has been appointed
Consulting Engineer for the Central Pacific Rail
road Of California.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City Banks:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Ocean 5teaMers.
OrYrcE or WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.

OYYIcE OF WELLS. FARGO Co. y
EvTcpXAsD CA,Iros ExPEi AND EXCHANGE Co, ~
No. 81 BEoADWAY, NEW YORK. ~
CLIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO the PAClFlQ
- COAST will p.ea,e take notice hst having been nss(
FREIGHT hGENT Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Ca<
We are prepared receive fRElGHrS for C@oTra orc
gon Nsyidi Washugon Territory, sandwich lsends 0ss
,ral America AMI West Coss, South America ,.
For Apply Office, No ~ Broadway os 'feis
Office docs foot OF Canas. !
SteserS will sail s il,h ana ai.t Of each morihi zee
dates isilin. on sunday on preceding saturday
No slow freight received on day of sailins.
Freight must be delivered deck 700. o. Csnal,t
Bills Of lading will be issued at No. ., broadway. :.
Our usual package pres viii De sent by each st-fme' ~
will close A. 10 m. sriing day.
Ogr letter bags WI, close at lie a. m
For convenience of town customers Letter nas'
be kept at the metropolitan Hotel aud on the do'N COZ
tAual..t
Our franked envelopes will be sale at Tie Office Of y
Hotel. and Offices, No. 80 brosdw,y and 1shls
dock.
All letters sent through must be in Goverprsri envs
op-s
sight EIchsnge on san francisco for sale.
Teesuphc transfers Of money made ~ al poirt' feaHs
by tue wires Mes, Coast.
California Coupons bought Al: best rates -, =. 4
4
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

Tgrt,of nc In cf Mo- York. f3r ne w,.k e1e1g N"'
,,4gt, p,-.rbsr 70 1868. Uhieh 9Iifed te Caf"@
o. each Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

TIE report Of the Enc Railway Company is not
what investors looked for, but it is good as any
galway manager expected The increase IN earn.
lngs 10 large but the advanced expenses have more
chan absorbed them, and upon gain in traffic :,
t2,749,094 there is q decrease in net income, ai
Ieulaysd yjth 1854 Of &393.43A
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
CHARLES BONNER. Mining Engineer, San

n
" Francisco Cal. nspects mining properties throughout
of worsng &c Every description Of mining work
and machinery projected and executed Mining enterprise
m California Nevada conducted In tho most econonca ana
dv,neous manner Special attention will be PAID 10 Lll
orders the Al, ipc States For the correct ana nu
20 N.ssrs Barron Co.. w c. katon ESQ, Messs Parrott
c., VIM T. Coleman, esd Messrs. Donehue. Kelly So.'
San Francisco; J. B Dickinson esq, New'fok the ho"'
w. NJ Stewart u. 4. 3. Nevada
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
NUICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD-Cou-

[NHICAGO AND ALIUN NAILhOAD-OVu-
" pon. of First Mortgage Bonds; - r,,
JOLIET AND CHICAGO HAILROAD-Coupons oil FH''
"IIifsi oTE Ayp SIOUX CITY Coupons
Of Fi.st Mortgage Bold-; . ,,oo.r c
DUBUOUE SOUTH WESTERN RAlLROAD-Cotpon'
If First Mortgage Preferred Bonds; .
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAiLhOAD-Coupons'
and . ,,uo.r , H.,
January t. 1866, w.,
viii BE- pad a our Office No. 70 Exchange place, NewYors,
VI. x. JESUP Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
DEDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO CALI

DEDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO CALI
Ia FORNlA. =.
The Pae fc Mall Steamship Company. steamer VIII =
from Pier No. a. North River on SATURDAY. De-; ~
o'clock
Freight received as usual ,.,vs
Commencing with this steamer we shan CLAssrJ
FREIGHT and have 20 REDUCED RATES that s.'pRssS
will be enabled 10 forward large proportion OF scod
THE SriMUS that have heretofore sought other moes'
transportation ,,S
Office. - - ~ ,,,,s
SHIPPERS MUST RE PARTICULAR To sENn WI.J
EACH CARTLOAD A MEMORANDUM Or Gun SALNAs
AND MElBHr OF EACH CASE.
WELLS FARGO 4 Co, No. 81 Broadway .. '
Sole Freisht Agents T. NJ = = 20.
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AZ our design - u make our papsl
vue tl'st Willis u interest ~ sil "a
gagged ia ti's sliiIcrcnt departments b
active industry ia every part " ths
county, We respectfully solicit tho CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizen.
throughout it's limits And being e.
PccialIy DESTROYS of promoting tI,s
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any department cf agriculture are par
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Eoback's Bitters Appreciated.
kssd the following from ~ old Kensuck Alan
fRANKronr r 49,. q rocs

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once - have none on hand. Although
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hsus'ed. being short o. bresih, from pso.
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JASPER COURIER.

An Intessting Book in Preparation.
asnGsss Lee, shs dissisg uishsd Confsdsssts
Grief. hss ssrsagsd with
RIchsrdson. the New York pnblIshsr. for The
pubIicAuoo 81 HE Histosy Of the RebslIios.
The Book y nov IN psspass,ion, ssd viii
ssns - eeaplssed for several months 70 come
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. he i sbis sss soIdisL-[Exehsnge.
NJ The Paris. Ky. Citizen contains tho
following ms,sers u local aud general
interest:
Mr. John a. Dawson. Of this counsy. sold
'sss wesk. - head 81 hogs. sversgirg air
~ over az lbs. q $ll per huadred.-S38 =
Is PER head. n
The rebel General John u. Hood wss 10
oar cis, on Monday night. en- route 10 Nj i
Sterling. where his mother resides. II
IL Nns bat physician knows how much
. reiisble sIterssive 10 needed By the people. Is
On al siues Of us. IN all communities every
where there are multitude that suffer from
eomPIsinss 'hst nothing but On Alternative
cures. Hence great many u ihsm have
tren made snd put sbrosd with the sssu-
vance Of being sfFsctusi. But they ssii TO-
accomplish the ceres ihry promise because q
'hev have not the intrinsic vs,0es they .oi
risI,n. IN this state vi the case, j. 4. Aver ns
& Co. oi Lowell, have suppl,ed " with II -
Extract u S1sspsnIIs. which l'l
ioes prove 70 BE- The hing desired remedy -
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, 1865-11-03
Continued J

Trinidad is highly Furnishing. The whole trade has increased from
q yearly average under slavery, of 81O636l, to 1239241z. in 1856, an
increase of 428,60d In 1852 the crop was the largest ever shipped
from the island and it has been extending ince,-marked improve
ment in the cultivation of The sugar estates'* Export of sugar rose from
an average of 31o,797 cwt. under slavery, to one Of 426,o4s in the seven
years ending 1854.
These specific accounts of the several islands are borne out by he
statistics and reports that relate to our West Indies en- masse. To men
of business, one fact will seem almost enough by itself to show their
sound commercial state, namely, that in the year 1857 the Colonial
Bank received bills from the West Indies to the amount of more than
/ 800 O00, and less than $1,000. were returnedf Nor was there a sn-
gle failure in the West India trade during the severe commercial crisis
IN The autumn of that year. Furthermore, coffee, cotton, wool, sugar,
rum, cocoa, ire all exported in increasing Quantities. The total exports
from Great Britain to the West Indies in 1857 were valued at half a
million more than the average of the preceding ten years, and actually