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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

The illustrated Life, Services, Martyrdom,
and F~nera Of f1raAa-s Lineola published by I. ID.
Peterson Brothers) contains complete biographical
sketch Of tho late President together with his most m
pcr,ant speeches messages proclamstions and other
State papers No more detailed account Of the private
history and public services Of Nj Lincoln has thus far
appeared in single volume, and the preseat work
meets general popular demand which will no. fall to
secure TO IL u wide circulation.
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nAnrrns MACHINE. lrx.. Hrp.r pro.N.r..

HARrERS MAGAZINE. JuSg. Harper Brother.
Tie opening article in this number is cashing,
mclodramat'c narrative Of life in Washoe hy the
ubiquitous Ross Browne, describing tic gde-a yake,
seIn-bartarous social condition OF hat ncw-found
El Dorado. Here are few touches Of his lively
pen:
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THREE GENERALS CoSrRAsTED.

The cleares conception OF the characters II Generals
Sherman and Thomas is obtained by contrasting them.
correct estimate OF Gen Grant may be lad by form
ing in the Imagination character combining the pecu.
liaritiee Of both Sherman and 1homss for in the per-
OF the Lieutenant General the very opposite quail
ties which distinguish the others meet aud combine
with singular grace ard felicity, forming ono Of the
nOblest characters which the has developed Cen
Grant does not make W effective Or " TO speak, 70 dr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
uREENE,s AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

uPyTonJCAL VIEW OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT
ZION by GEoEaE WARRINGTON ohshNE' Ismo' PIP
IsQ Boston: ncknor Fields
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millions; treasury balance, as millions Decrease
Cash, * millions; current accounts, lsA millions.
During the week ending the 18th of September the
specie In the Bank of England reduced $685. 7os and
the Bank of France lost during the time $751; 200
The London nmes money article Of September IA
says:-
The bank return Of this week ID again. in some degree
amount Of currency in the hands of the public. Last
week. although flS5 600 Of foreign gold had been sent
in the total held showed reduction Of f167 0OO and on
the present there has been further reduction
of fl66 Goa while the foreign movements OF the week
resulted in balance Of Els 900 having been sent in
The absorption OF coin for the internal wants OF the
country therefore still proceeding at rapid rate and
II appears the time that the notes In circulation
about million In excess Of those at the correspond
ing date Of last year.
At the half yearly meeting OF the Bank OF England TO-
day dividend declared Of i've per cent for the SIX
months ended the 31s Of August leaving the rest a.
f3 f23 374 less than the last occasion In
short discussion which followed Mr. Holland, the Gov
ernor, in reply 70 statement that the bank sup
posed 70 hold 900 900 Of railroad deben
tures mentioned that the real total is about e. 00O
Eastern In relation this class Of securities It was
suggested that the bank should their influence 70
promote some measure to check the possibility Of unau-
thorzed issues especially after the lesson furnished 0y
the notorious case OF the West Hartlepoo.
The trannc receipts OF railways in the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain amounted for the week ending the 9th
Of September 1924 miles, to &752e $751; and for the
corresponding week Of last year. 1905 miles, to
f7o6, 3S6 showing increase Of $50 miles and Of
EAJ.3ol.
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Board OF Fire Commissioners.
MORE NEW CoMPANIEs-coNrRAcTs-FI
MATTERS, ETC.
At the meeting of this Board yesterday the following

MORE NEW COMPANIEs-CoNrRACTS-FI
MATTERS, ETC.
At the meeting of this Board yesterday the following
business was transacted
COMMUNICATIONS
From Chief Engineer, stating that house Of Engine
Company No Is not large enough for truck forward
ing expulsion of A. j. Lcebugh, Hose Company No. 49,
and transmitting communication from Chief Engineer
Fire Department Bridgeport, Conn., proposing to buy
hose carriages Nos 10 and p laid up in Metropolitan
yard. Referred
Hose Company No. s. Referred to Chief Engineer, with
power.
No 81 stating that he was insulted by being sruckn
the face' the 9th inst In his engine house and by
expelled member because he voted for certain can.
ddate and secondly, because "therc has been split
party In that company since last May" He wishes
discharge, but dare not go to the Fremens Hall with
badge for fear OF being attacked put VIII ,ook 70 tne
papers for answer. Referred TO Mr.. Abbes Com
mittee.
From fourteen citizens and property hodefsvof the
Twentieth ward asking that steam fire engine No ID be
retained at 432 West Thirty-sixth street ToCommis-
soner Pinckney.
From Engine Company No. 2 tvolunteer), Offering to
From Hose Company No. IL, asking for the fefunding
Of $50 expended for repairs Referred
designations Of James Oates of Metropolitan Engine
No T. and Thomas Conner, Of Metropolitan Engine No.
4, were received Thirty days leave OF aofnce was
granted TO John Mullgan, Hose Company NO. -.
Metropolitan Engine Company No. II, d Ludlow
street--R v. Mckay Foreman; II. " Hoyt Assistant
Foreman; j. Hamilton Engineer; W. H jain, stoker;
j. D. Hmrchman, driver; J. Navill, 7. H. GnrNhs W. H.
Ianders, W. W. Woods, d. cloney, W. Longand N L.
Metropolitan steam Fire Engine Company No. ., So
East Bfoadway-s Carson, Foreman p stewart
Assistant Foreman; T. Haley, Engineer; d o'Kcefe,
stoker; j. j. Herrick, driver e. Van Brunt J. Knapp,
T. r. Berthe, 4. McArdle, T. Roche. ]. COMEDY and W.
APPOINTMENTS RussrArxxKS1s AND DIsnASpxrSr.
James Campbell appointed fireman In Engine Com
pany No. 20, vice Thos. Kelly, resigned
Francis Murray, fireman In Metropolitan Steam Fire
Engine Company No.
John Kinds, expelled from Engine Company No. a.
raipstates
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Cyrus Y. Frost, expelled from Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 10, reinstated
Excelsior Engine Company No. and Manhattan En-
CINE Company No relieved, officers and members IN
good standing TO be honoraby discharged the 2sth OF
October
- CONTRAcrs-YINANlAI.
Bids for erecting stable In rear Of engine house No g.
Ludlow street w Haw, Jr, $1,000; J. K Watson,
g. 05O; E. Gridey 81, 200: T. H. Conner, 81 090; l.
hrpent-r 81 10 Awarded William Haw, for g. 000
10 facilitate prompt payment Of members OF the Me-
tropotan Fire Department the Treasurer shall deliver
10 the foreman OF each company the 9th OF October
proxmo and thereafter on the first Of each month"; the
amount due the members OF the company, said ofcer
70 pay members immediately and return receipted pay
rolls to the Treasurer the following day When nrst
day Sunday payment TO be made Monday fol-
lowing. .Ffr4lN f-nn nrefg fs
Twenty five dollars appropriated for procuring care and
attention for J. rernan fireman injured 1t the South
street Are in August last
Bills OF A. McCaGerty and Grimes for services II late
nre In Front street, allowed from contingent fund.
Reports &C., ~ above were adopted.
Board adjourned TO Monday next. i'i
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The week has been somewhat less active than usual at
Washington Market and prices have varied but little
Peaches for which there is still certain demand, are
rather scarce and the better qualities command good
prices Fish is abundant Butchers meats have slight
ly advanced Vegetables much the same In price.
The suoned quotations will indicate the rates asked for
choice family marketing yesterday
MKAr-Prime roasting, &c. a 30c per lb porterhouse
steak, soc a 35c. smoked beef, 22c. Csc. mutton,
loo. CSC. lamb, i5c hams &c Soc bacon, Csc a
&c.
FiM-Flounders, 10c 12c. per ID. ecls, 1sc. 25c
striped bass, zoe. CSC. buesh 12c. 15c Spanish
mackerel, 81 25 n 81 80; halibut 1Sc. 25c clans,
hard and soft, 75c a 81 so per 100.
Observation-Disclosures, sc. &c. quart; string beans,
Soc 75c a peck Lima beans 81 u 81 10 peck sweet
corn, 1sc. 25c. a dozen.
FRuIr-Apples, soc. n 81 20 peck; grapes, 1sc a
SOC. q lb. pears Csc q 30c a quart.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Prime butter, 55c o Coo. a lb
cooking butter, 35c. q 40c. cheese, 1Sc. u Csc.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, sept Z9-0 r. N
ALcoHor.-The market steady al 81 &c. with only
a light inquiry, and all for immediate consumption.
AsHEs-Recepts 81 pkgs The market was dull and
unchanged in every particular.
BREADsrusrs- Receipts, 1920 bbs flour, 10 do and
1S1 bags meal, 5000 bushels wheat, 1885, TAI do
corn 90 405 do oats 6s do rye and 174o0 do barley
The -four market active for all grades, and
closed &C. 1oc higher shown in our annexed quota
tons State and Western flour active, with sale of
a. 500 bbs at revised quotations below Southern
-four Id good demand with sales Of $50 bbls Can
ada -four ruled acvc the sales comprised about 400 bbs
Rye -four steady but quiet Corn meal was firm
note sales of about $50 bbls caorc at IS TO- and $50
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Washington correspondent Of Boston paper says
that Thomas H. Dudley, Consul at Liverpool arrived in
Washington the 26th Of September, and in an inter-
view with Mr. Mcculloch Secretary Of the Treasury,
represented that the foreign mporations this season
would be enormous and urged upon the Secretary 10
recommend TO Congress export duty cotton, claim
ing that the constitutional prohibition could be
come by evyng internal duty Of three cents
per pound, with q drawback for homo consumption,
which will not injure the home manufacturing interest
but would apply only to cotton going abroad
American stocks were quoted In London on the 18th
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Returning Veterans.

THH FOURTH NEW YORK HEAVY ARTILLERY.
This regiment arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
and quarered at the Battery Barracks They mum.
bered one thousand hundred and thirty men, and
were under command Of Brevet Major General Tdbail.
The Fourth leaves for Harris Island to-day Tho follow
ing are the field and stat officers Of this organzaton:
Colonel and Brevet Major General, G. Tidball Lieu
tenant Colonel and Brevet Colonel T. Alcock Majors
and Brevet Lieutenant Colonies. +. Gould and D.
Hamlink Major H. z. Richmond. Adjutant. J. " Laza-
kns Chaplain W. II. Carr; Assistant Surgeons. c. L.
Hill and G. 7. Kelsey
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BatteFfhWae cTculhr Tofefs 70 the murket1Ur Aerl
can securities as follows
In the London market for American securities have
20 record A fair average amount Of business United
Satos $40 bonds have been dull and heavy, but without
any noteworthy change In price. The chief feature in
the market has been the large demand for Erie shares
az steadily advancing prices The buying has been OF q
very good description resulting in an Improvement on
the week Of than g. the closing price being b6A
20 81. Illinois shares have In some degree sympathzed
10 the RISE they close 7ok ~ or nearly 81 above
our last quotations
The returns Of the Bank Of England for the week end
ing September 10 compare with the statement Of the pre-
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A moderate demand prevailed for wheat and prices
ruled 1c &C. per bushel in sellers favor. The sales
embraced 90 900 bushels at 81 90 81 60 for Milwaukee
club So 10 So 20 for amber State 81 So 81 10 for
81 1919 So Is for old winter red Western. The
market fairly active and firm for sound but dull and
dropping for unseund the sales about 900 bush
els Toe 0Oc for unsound and Ole 93nc for sornd
mixed Western. Rye inactive but frm with sales
of about 900 bushels Wesern ut 81 OF, and 500 do
State at 81 o. Oats were rather lrmer under i'm
proved demand; the sales at &c. for sound and
at 46c n soc. for unsouRd. Barley steady, with
sales of z 900 bushels Canada West at 81 49, Malt
quiet but nominally unchanged.
BEEswAx We note sales of TO- 900 lbs yellow at 47c
a Soc for Western and Southern
COTTON was good export and fair home demand, in
part for speculation and prices ruled rather steady
The receipts continued large The sales comprised $50
bales mostly at quotations. though few outside
lots changed hands at something under our extreme
Wo
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Tho Bank Of France return for the week ending Sep.
TENDER "a shows the following results as compared with
The previous account -Jnorsasa- bills. 5k
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A Hasniaosnt HoussScid Furniture. p BeIoDEE. sus.
'nss vi" '' o Ss se'sfs, syiS Ss
NO. rs WEST HOUSTON STREET NEAR SULLIVAN
Il 1Sb PIER IN GILT FRAMES
Rosewood and black walnut sets FURNIIukh; c... 4.
10 Cabinets, Extension Table, Bunsh cnsrs' &C.,
o'n;s % velvet and Bru''s Carpets
Real Lace and rich Satin Curtains Cornices Banda
Grand Dining Room Furniture, Glass and Snverwste.
Splendid Bedroom ss %:l nua i Ms
RURNHAM AycTEoEEEE .,.,,a =. .,.,,o. hi.
season s.' chang g!ss;s
rIASorosrz f kooT FGssrF ShSEzES DN'
iaSsEsS 'fc Sss' Ra;''a.
DINING NIUE foHT SILVER AND GLASS WARE. 10.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, .l-.-.,.- =.
og this day satarday q The elegant pr'va'o
SALE 0OMIENCINS At lo,s o,ChocIk Easel. and
gold and crimson and gold broos.s Etageres
Secrsirs BOokcsse Encosnsrs. so os
Ssso ssn
ennSoure and Versailles Flemish Interiors Marine Views
artistic Bronze stasqary and many rare and costly WORKS
AT AN %AGs siiisf ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
oo .nd
Books rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedstssds
Hair nna SPRING
Counerpsnss Toilet Sets Hat stsHd Solss Cas Sn
crystal Glassware, solid silver eastern spoons Iufseas
Dinner and Tea Service Cake Basket Punch BOWL Ian
tho Furniture Of the servants apartments N B-Compe
tent In attendance 10 pack and remove the GOODS
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OFFICE OF THE MAGNOLIA OIL COMPANY. NO. 394
~ Broadwny-A meeting Of the Stockholders of the Mag
nolia will be held mt the Office OF the company
No. 394 Broadway Monday October 1865 at 81 O'Clock
r. NJ, the election of officers for the ensuing year
- A III. CARDOZO, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
II INTEREST DEPARTMENT,
NEW YORK, Sept "a 1885,
am authorized the Secretary of the Treasury t0
mence 25th inst the of the for the
Five twenty Bonds falling due the LIST of November
When coupons presented in numbers Of thirty 900
MORE they be accompanied by schedule for cxaina
don when checks given for them In the order In
which they received thereafter the examina
ton be completed.
blank schedules will furnished upon application at the
IT, IT, VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United States
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
u nvnorro. saie ! y ~ q Liberty street.

UENTEETI
On Monday October at I0s O'clock at 245 West Twenty
street, the entire Furniture consisting In part OF SUI
perb rosewood Parlor Suit IN velvet ten peces
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Ocoths Pier Mirror Cur
tans superb oak Buffet Extension Table, Chairs and Cham
her Furniture Feather Beds Pillows Hair Mattresses,
Kitchen Furniture, superior rosewood Pianoforte Caa-
logues at sale. r. d. TAPPEN, (rx.cr,or.
AMOS C. LITfELL, IAoou''rs'
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DEREMPTORY SALE-AT THE
il PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
VALUABLE BROAD TOP COAL LANDS,

L PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Estate Of John n Lane late Of city OF Lancaster de-
Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county Pennsylyan the OF the estate q
asS Of PSadeP
f,ssn sHaditd acres situated IN Bread Top township Bed
Six Of t5c tracts are situated contiguous Sandy river
which smpss s q hs | ISna
s's
ss GsssI s :.s :S s' Be
situated several miles isa rcs' ,a the
and set with eIcslent timber
THOMAS sons. sucsioneers rSadepsa ANY fariser in.
formation desired before the sale can addressing
ss al sss at or The Hon.
per cen, Of tho purchase money DO paid at
Me time Of sale and The balance on the LIST day of January
1886 " u s s. swhSRs Administrators.
de sosis non q John y; Lane ..; deceased
Nos lso and Ia seuth Fourth street. Philadelphia
LAscAsrxR, Pa, Sept IS, 1865
u FARMER, AyCTIoNEER WILL SELL, ON sAYUR-
as Ssns s
IN the said sS5e 70 DC sold articles
too numerous too mention.
g ROBINSON, AucToNEER- SALE OF
% Properly belonging . The estate q SSsp ds
sss sslssss
avenue, Hudson City, New Jersey. Third Az O'Clock No
the ground, Lots Palisade avenue between Lperv
TO Hoboken ferries pass th propery every fifteen
minutes Sale positive. .... ..t f.
T Ts2Sks, 3 WY r. DIFFERING Executors.
9 AZ. BoGART, AucTIoNEBRs, THIS DxY, AT 10Y
y. o'clock, At the auction rooms, No Sortn william
street. Household FurnitureMahogany Sofas, Parlor
Chairs Lounges Bureaus, Bcokcascs BedsteadA Wash.
stands Extension Tables Paintings, EDgravngs, Centre
Tables washstanda Brussels Carpets Ihreepy ana IN
grains 0ilclohs Hair Mattresses Feather BEDS npd beaans
Kitchen Furniture Parlor Suits two singers Sewing Ma
chimes. Also at f0x o'clock Marshars sae-twc Horses
Wagon and Harness. top Buggy one Buggy without top
one Light ESpss single Hnrpss AZ IN god Hrdsr Court
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n BURKE, AUCTIONEER -sALEsRO0M NO.
stock Fixtures of the Grocery Store 6k Eighth avenue
A fresh stock and general assortment.
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OFFICE OF THE MAPLE GROVE PETROLEUM COM
~ pany No Al Fulton street. New York, Sept ~, 1866
Notice hereby given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holders the Maple Petroleum Company will be held
office OF the company No a Fulton street New York
on Monday 1855 at IL o'clock NJ. at which time
election will be held for Trustees and an Auditing
Committee 10 for the ensuing year. The polls viii be
open from IL until O'Clock p NJ. The transfer books will
be closed from the 25h Of September until October incu
syc, NEVIN w. BUTLER. secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND
~ Railroad Company Bloomington line) New York.
September g. 1864 quarterly dividend q three ls per
OF Morgnn's Sons 30 William street on the I'd
October Transfer books will be closed until the I'd
proximo F. Il. MOVES, Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON.
"A tanning nearly 800 pages and $50 fine plates and en-
cravings OF the of the human organs in state
health and disease with treatise early error ~ de
porabe consequences upon the mind and BODY with tns
authors OF reaent-he only rational and successfuI
mode cure shown BY the report OF cases tested
truthful adviser the married and those contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condition sent
free Of postage to address on receipt Of 20 stamp
postal currency Address Dr. La Crox 81 Aaden Anss
Albany, N. Y.
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A CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK.
OPEN DAILY
SIX PER CENT INTEREST
Allowed of $500 and under Deposits made now
or before October Will draw interest from that date
NJ ID. VAN PELT President.
CHARLES d. BURLEY Treasurer.
JOSEPH p CooPER, Secretary
NEW COAL COMPANY. WITH MOST PLATTER.
IA ing prospects, and nearly ready TO ship COAL will sell
a few shares of working reserved stock on liberal
terms If applied for Immediately. r. B. WESTBROOK,
President j. o. WINNER, Treasurer W. J. BARKER Sec
rotary, 1876 Broadway.
DENNEHOFF RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ID Office No. Pine street, Sept. g. 1865.
The Trustees of the BennehoG Run Petroleum Company
per cent the capital stock OF the company and an extra
dividend per from the net earnings of the
many of September payable and after the
ID dry proxno The transfer books will be
closed from the 18th inst until October
WILLIAM CLARKE, President.
o. NJ. BEACH, Treasurer
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DENJAMIN +. THEAI.I, AUCTIONEER, LATE SALES
ID man with T. II Ludlow o-lIousehold Furniture,
Carpets, &c TUEALL CURTIS Will sell at auction, on
Saturday Sept 30 1855 mt 1917 o'clock at their saesroo
No % Liberty street. between Nassau and William streets
Of rosewood and walnut Suits in brocats reps and
tns rosewood, walnut and cnameed Bedstends Bureaus
Washsands oak Buffet Extension Tables Voltaire chairs
Paasses cured hair Mattresses Holsters and
Pillows Blankets, Sheets. Office Desks and Chairs iron
Safe .sIies PATENT; Velvet Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Stoves &C. &C. Catalogues early on morning or
saie
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yUO THE CREDITORS OF THE CITY OF KEOKUK.-
All persons holding bonds OF the city of Keokuk are
invited call address the subscriber In order 10 avail
made for limited period TO compro
mise settle said indebtedness This being final effort
made for this object early application IN advised.
J. r. FRANKLIN, Special Agent City Of Keokuk,
liz Broadway, New York.
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OOI'PON NOTICE.-THE COUPONS OF THE BONDS
~ secured the Union Hotel property Saratoga, due
October 1865 will be paid and after that date at the
National Bank Of the city of New York, instead of
the Bank Of the State Of New York as heretofore
MERRY STOCK FOR sAr.E.-TEN THOUSAND SHARES
Of the wechawken Ferry Company Forty second street,
being the capii stock Of said ferry including
extensive quaries the Hoboken side Address
N. c. s., box 1904 Post Office.
.TTOLDERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS KNOWN AS
III the choo Bonds Of 1854 are hereby notified that
said bonds will redeemed In United States gold coin at
our Office 81 maturity, November l. 1855. Interest the
above bonds will from and after the above
date. "
new YORK, September rs. 1865
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CITTZENS' SAVINGS BANK, -
" 58BOwERY. CORNER OF CANAL STREET
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED, FREE OF GOV.
ERNNENT TAX.
MONEY DEPOSITED NOW Will DRAW INTEREST
FROM OCTOBER /.
Bank open the reception of deposits and
mens of drafts to three and also Monday We'd
nesday Friday from five to seven Bank books
in German English and French -a,,,,, x,,,.
SEYMOUR A. BuNcE Secretary.
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These quotations are liable nuctuae and cannot be
lied on for any length of time
particular attention TO filing orders for banks
parties Indebted the banks Refer TO bankers and bust
ness houses OF this city.