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New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
TIE COURTS.
THE sTEINWAY CASE

In the matter of the application of Enestinc
Oaks for the custody OF her three children who now
detained IN brunswick, Germany, through the insTq'
mentality Of their uncle, william StelnWay, Judge Gl
bert Of the Kings County Supreme Court yesterday
delivered the following decision:
discretion me- but ahr much rejection conclusion
that duty 10 grUt The application Let The peter " ue
mother Of the children the thdsn om Ter siou
would be an act cruelty guardian nature
hsdesh bis right such guau tegoive upon i'e mother ta
and involve power Affecting the estate Of hc ins
The deceased fathers appointment q The respondent a. imsia
guardian without the written consent i le ole vs. ,sN thl
consequently uefuaL ID Tue evidence before me aaors no gonu
Which The petitioner ought to bs eil o tlis ~
have not been urmoi Of ne pertinent s uoua maze n We re-
sodeut counsel this subject SUI INK iht isle he bass Of
that they well ounded and mat ile iho Personal eoia OF
petitioner he relations growing out Of her second marriage shan
bsiy H,iodv ssd on nav be taken o. Inc bicn
beyond jurisdiction Of ae Court 'ount'ry G The mo,lr aud
taln o her hy direction Tepdeni aad petu ne custody
custody Under tle actual Circumstances the
bad faith evil intent can justly be iwyuttd 70 ,he
om the best Of motives Nevertheless committed legal wrong
make restitution Tor The children born here To-
epondcni resides in the ey SesYor been personals
served viii notice Of ti Application Al order m, heT,io % be
rsstfsHas any interference by respondent the further
sse7r1 S OF ol % rsn SSah BeI oS s' a. x f o e i he
The children 70 se soGs % S. 1s Ss's As, As 1s % s %
pIestos respse.as the care cusiod, the children
motion was made before Judge Gilbert III the
Supreme Court Special Term yesterday on behai OF the
commissioners for the improvement Of UmOn-st 10 ds
solve the Injunction against the paving Of that street Will
the NicolsOn The Hfdayits which the M
junction w was s granted S claimed 'e9 e9ortban ts Especially
az The same pavement had laid in Clntonst for 81
ner s0nare ward The Commissioners set forth that the
rce CHARGED for the CntOnst pavement o. per square
yardl was low with a view 10 the introduction OF thc
pavement 10 the city, and they claimed that the pcc
counsel the Judge took the papers and reserved his de-
cisiOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

Gold was firm, opening at lii. selling at liii
and 144k and closing at l4i4.
The clearIngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were
G324IOOO. and the balances $l,7SS,0H H.
Government bonds were strong with n good de-
mand for shipment New 5-20s continue firm, wit th
moderate purchases by operators. who predict an ad-
vance after the 1st of August when the 1Ss viii all
be converted The amount outstanding IS now over
100000 and from present appearances large
number will be paid off in currency. tennessee Us
were stronger with sales Of ex-coupons at 6S and OF
new bonds at CO. Ohio Gs of 1870 sold at S9l Nir-
gna 6s, ex-coupon, 54!. North Carolina per cents
were weak new bonds selling at AZ, ex-coupons at
H. but nfterward rallied one per cent. Missouri d
per cents were firm at 0l3. But few Railroad BOMBS
arc offered on the market, and no round Iots can De
had at quotations. Central fhoihc bonds CON
tipuo in demand at 1O9. The sales continue
large. Canton sold at 4Sl; Delaware and
Hudson. 1911; Western Union Telegraph, S5!.
Fxpress shares continue dull and neglected.
The Railway share market opened firm with an ac-
tive demand for New-York Central which sold at 1885,
Erie was active with heavier transactions than.for
weeks at aG9l Large amounts of stock have been
nnrcbased during the past three weeks by parties
snnosed 10 be in the secrets Of tho reconstructed
d;rectionof tho company. Reading was steady The
Htb Western shares were inactiye the break OF the
last week has added to tho short interest in the stock
and moderate buying would advance the price
sharply st. Paul stocks were hrm. loledo'
Wabash and Western declined to 81 on the attempt
Of n few holders to realize. Fort Wayne was
strong and in demand by good buyers Mich
igan Southern was. steady. The transactions on
Mo list are moderate, tho largo lumber
Of brokers absent making business very dull The
market at present takes care of itself, having bnt
little support from the clique operators The street
public are waiting for some movement before ven,
tzrinQ In. Some few sales are made OF high-priced
stocks seller co. which will mature about the lst oi
October but there is no disposition to sell short
either for cash delivery or short sellers option in
the face of the present easy money market and the
prospective largo earnings which will this year ex-
ceed everything in the history ot railroad property
In the country. At the Second Board the market was
steady; New-York Central. Erie. and Rock Island
continue strong Toledo and Wabash, common made
a further decline, selling at 81 At the close the
market was steady and dull, closing hrm AZ quota
tions. Government bonds close firm at 9uo'a'ionS
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
TIE RECENT CAR ACCIDENT.

Coroner Flynn held an investigation at the
Coroner office on Monday into the circumstances attend
ant on the death Of Mrs Ann Brown. who was fatally
Injured on Thursday the 23d inst who having IN com
mon with the remainder Of the passengers LETT morse
OF the Belt Railroad the near apprsAch or an e1
prcss train at the crossing a Ffyninthst ana FOufth
ave aud fallen on track OF the Harlem kalroau lh
front Of the advancing train was struck by the i9coy
i've and fatally injured fellow passenger, Joeepp
Schmidt was also seriously injured Martin smith, the
engineer Of the train, said that. on the day
IN question he left FOTtyseeOBdst with his tram al
kls D. n and sounded hIs whistle at Forty elRhthsl
Lnd again at PtyiOurthst; Oh nearing the crossng az
Rfy.nnth-St, witness again sounded his whistle, 10
attract the attention OF the driver he looked up ana saw
tie car advancing but instead OF the driver stopping
hs horses he urged them witness then blew dOWh
brakes opened his throttle valve and used sand 70 ln
pede the speed the train the signal 70 down brakes
Sas repeated three tines when witness first saw the
car IL was Is 30 feet from the Harlem track aId
The driver had ample time stop his horses and should
have done so the train stopped as soon as was
possible 10 do witness first saw the deceased woman
a. she jumped ahead Of the engine she fell across the
right baud rail- aud the truck must have passed over her
kgs The Jury rendered verdict that Mrs Brown met
her death IN the described, and that the occur
renee accidental The deceased woman was native
OF this city, aged 20 years.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
TIE IRISH LEGION MONUMENT.

The surviving officers and members Of the
famous CoTeoran Legion OF the Army Of the Potomac In
tend erecting IN the Central Park monument 10 perpet
the herOisn and patriotism Of the late Gen Michael
COroOran and his brave comrades Of the Legion who fell
IN defense OF the Union. The officers and men OF the
purpose. during its fighting before Peters
burgh, Va, IN 1864 The Legion raised IN this
city for Gen. NJ. COrcOran In iS62 II left
for the war 1880 strong and while In the field
It received SCl7 recrts the return Of the Legion II
mustered 2C3 men, three fourhs Of whom wounded
The Association will give grand festival at JOneSs
Wood today, at which the Montgomery Light Guard
Of Boston will De present II Is expected that number
ddstngushed Generals will also be present His Honor
tae Mayor and the Hon. H. OGOrman will speak on the
occasion The monument 20 be erected In the Central
fatk will cost o75,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
CRIMINAL.

In the Hudson County Court of Sessions be-
fore Justices Randolph Quaife and Snrges Drum Major
VIM Doyle was tried on charge OF stealing PEI s,h
military pants from Capt. Randolph sOompa1y aen ~
Rife Corps IL turned out that the ecouSeu
the pantaoOns but failed 70 return them acc9dns "
agreement he having put them np INC ac
Uncle Simpson. In Eew-YOrk Doyle was tncIeloIe "0
0uitted Several other minor cases were dlsposeu oi
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
In stice Iedwith, yesterday MORNING hriy Jeshlnks
vas accused Of stealing clothing irOu nr opoyo
vsued AT asi Part Of the goods were louu III heT DOS
sesson She was committed. John Flynn accused MS
John Hodnett OF shooting hn IN tne IeI arm
Oeer sholes was also wounded at the same he anu 10
now In the Hospital Hodnett was committed 10 shs"e
in default Of $4,000 ball
In Justice COrnwelrs court, Brooklyn, Franz
Moore German aborer IN loyed by Mr. COd1Ier lar
mer OF urraigned yesterday inOrnihR
for larceny He had stolen some OF Mr Coopers Siotn
ing and left bs own behind also had robbed John Bren
nGn fellow aborer OF suit OF clothes ana decahPeSS
20 Brooklyn where be arrested The clothing valued
at tCO was found la has possession. lie pleaded gu
and was committed pending tha action OF the Grahd
Jury.
The notorious "Dr." Alvah Blaisdell, who
will be remembered as having hgured extensively 10 tho
events elected in the Burdell murder trial. auu Iu1io
Gently as q prominent member OF the hHsky hnk,
and the joint owner with John Ecke OF 9ne " sne
largest diseres in this city, which concern has pes
seized BY Collector Bailey for heavy fraids uIon .le
Government, was 10 have been examined yesterday
morning before g. Commissioner Stllwel. on charge
brought by Collector Bailey OF having suborneo Witnesses
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The foIlowIng were the bids for Bank stOclls:

Money is easy at 864 per cent on call, and lenders
have hard work to place their funds at these rates.
Sterling Exchange was dull and steady at quota
tions. London co days, 110i; London, sight,
1O! Paris, long, 513s 12l; Paris, short, 5.lOl
Antwerp, 5IG.a515; Swiss, 51G.a515 Hamburg,
9GlGSGl Amsterdam, 41l04ll; Frankfort 41G4l! !;
Bremen, 79'GS0; Berlin. 7llG72.
The transactions at the office of tho Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts-For Customs, $4,000; (;
for Gold Notes $4,000; total Receipts $25Go2S2 IS;
total Payments a. 1920 o. Balance, $S2904O00 80.
The convertible per cent bonds of the Chicago
and Northwestern Company in request at % to
%. The 10 per cent equipment bonds are l0l bid;
the reason Of their being low is from the fact that
the Company pay off $275,OOO every six months, and
the whole loan will be paid by November /, 1871.
The whole bonded debt of this Company amounts to
slG.25l, 900 and are as safe an investment as the
bonds of the NewYork Central, Hudson, or Chicago
and Alton Roads, which never see the light except
TO have the interest collected
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive ol
specc) from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending July 2S 1868, was $2,2't,5s5.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the third week in July were:
1903 .. SCGug .$622jl Increase S4lfs
Tho earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railway
are for the third week in July:
$685. . slO032l lsG5..... .$9o,73o Incrcase... s'5Si
The earnings of the Chicago. Rock Island ana Ia
cihc Road for the third week in July were:
y77 lCo lsc7..... s73Og7 Gucrea.e..... f'fo7
The earnings Of the Detroit and milwaukee, Rail
road for the third week in July w"rc:
81 oC4 1861. ...... 5000 Decrease s2l.j
The development of the iron interest g. attracting
cmigrauts from all parts Of the country. Says Tie
lyOHioH Gdse't:
Population hos been pouring into South Eat Missouri
with surprising updIty. IMMIGRANT wagons can Doe
seen every day winding along soufIwgId to Hui'r
Wayne. Reynolds. Oregon Howell, and Ir.as tunuur-
Tile valley. ~ tut So francois, I'.cf, alt tslrrHI
Rivers daily rcsouud with h" Wlip ana as OF l1' hoE
immigrant Now mills, WatAIr-rinus, tN0ItHt-, uHI
sshool- are multiplying 100 our m.d-f During %. lt,i
,-At month, about go $50 acres ' GtNcIuuslt lild M
boon -DlI ai tc Itortou Iald Office Soon ihr l.- v
uc called un 10 give up tAcr ucasuIos, to supply lJ
uauufuCtuIICs
The following shows the average ConCi. .uu oi ihc
leading items Df tie pha banks fur tlc past hud
ipus week.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
ELECTION FRAUDS.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Allow suggest substitute for the PROPOSE
tiOn made In late issue OF THE TRIBUNE by " q. K,
which this Let the law be altered TO make II the
duty Of the Chairman OF the Board of Inspectors the
presentation of naturalization papers on the voter
registering his name to indOrse the following on the
back Of his paper" Registered in the First District
Ninth Ward Nov. 4. 1863" This viii prevent the paper"
from being used twice oftener at the election
and then let certificate of such registration be given TO
the person who registers his name, to be given mp on
depOshug his ballot, proposed by 20. X" For ten
years past have proposed doing this TO the Board OF
Inspectors IN my District but overruled by the reply
that no one had n right to make even check mark
the naturalization paper for the purpose Of identification
in case OF necessity. b. H. W.
Nelc York, July IS.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
A QUESTION EoR cAsuIsrs-

10 me hdtor or Tie Iftbunc
SIR: The affairs Of a beloved relative having
eliminated in a peculiar complication 1 beg leave,
through the medium of your widely circulated paper,
lay his case for solution, before the great legal and
hnRucal minds Of the country including Messrs Pendle
ton. stevens, and Brick PomerOy. Some years ago. my
Uncle Samuel found himself in very emhaTred and embar
RAISING circumstances In fact, he had many for
good deal Of money but no money 10 use. EuiOyiug
good reputation for honesty etc. at the time he found
no difficulty 10 buy goods on credit giving his due bills
instead Of money, hoping TO take them up when his
troubles should be over which he supposed would soon
be the Finding however, his troubles not mending
fast expected he called his creditors together
and told them: "Gentemen, cannot at present pay
you the money FOR the duebs you hold of me, and may
not be able 10 do for time but want to keep
my good, and for that reason and because think
10 Just 10 do Will exchange these duebs for regular
notes bearing interest which will pay in five years If
can, but may not be able TO pay in less than twenty
years. To this also his creditors assented, and the old
gentleman 10y this got pretty well over his troubles
and difficulties. But now comes the mOmenous question:
The five years being up, would not my uncle be tnstded
in redeemng the notes in question by his duebs that
being the consideration which he received for the notes
An answer TO the above inquiry would much Oblige
ONE OF MY UNCLE's NEPIIEws.
Netc- York, July 90 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
ANOTHER MAN CARRIED OVER NIAGARA.

No little excitement was produced in Niagara
the 18th by the announcement that another victim had
been added to the list OF those who have gone the
Falls At about 81 o'clock that afternoon, as the General
superintendent Of Goat Island passing Bridge No s.
the islands known the Three Sisters, he discov-
cred the body OF passing directly under the bridge
Following the body down the stream he saw IL pass over
the Horseshoe Falls The unfortunate man was clad IN
black pants checked shirt, with coat lie " light
complexion with long black hair and whiskers lie re-
ported have been sun-sruCk and TO have fallen from
boat few miles above the Fnlls. Further than this,
nothing is Of the affair. This Is the h man That
has gone the Falls within month. In most cases 1t
has been OcCasOned hY intempernnce.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

tlator OF his cell, by the cord which he had used
TO confine his pantaloons around his waist. He
quite dead The feet OF the corpse still rested the
stopping posture Later III the day Coroner schirmer
held an inquest over the body The wife of the deceased
man testified that several years ago he had fallen from
The roof Of building and sustained severe injury Of the
SKULL au9 tnat since that time he had been subject TO oc
easOna fits Of alteration OF the mind II is more than
probable That while aborng Of these temporary
hts OF hauCnatOn, superinduced the arrest and
prisonment Miller committed suidde. A verdict in
accordance with the facts was rendered
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD with the fostering
care of the Government, is rapidly building and VIII
be COMPLETED in 1869 The bulk of the actual settle
ment the richest lands and mines, as well Is the
most important trade are along the western half OF
the Route.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, who
control this favored portion of the line, have already
built equpped and paid for their Road across the
Sierra Nevada, and are extending it toward Salt
Lake with rapidity and tboroughness unparalleled.
Beside mileage upon all through traffic, they have
exclusively heavy and lucrative local business
between San Francisco Eastern California, Nevada,
Idaho and Utah The net earnings upon the two
hundred miles now operated are already three
times moro than the interest liabilities assumed
thereup0n.
We offer the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
Mohrc, AGE Six PER CENT. TmRTY YEARS BONDs
nrincioal and interest in god for the present, at
lo3 per cent. and accrued interest in currency AT
this time they pay more than per cent upon the
investment. and have, from National and state laSs,
onaruntess superior TO any other corporate securities
n0u offered
information furnished on application.
FISK & HATCH,
Rankers and dealers in Government Securities, and
Financial Agents Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, No. Nassau-st'. NJ l.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
srIcIDE INA PRIsoN CELL.

Daniel Miller, a German, 68 years Of Sge,
wa arrested Monday afternoon on the complaint OF
Ionatta COLUMBIA, q resident of No. 81 LaureRs ST.
which house the prisoner also had apartments, that
sf had struck her the with club. In default OF
- - ball Miller WAS by Justice Lsdwith committed to
M 10 the Jefferson Market prison 10 await trial When
70 cell the prtsoner was apparently under
. tbs o. hquof bnt 10 especial attention was paid
g. gy name IN passing through the prison. discovered
20 VnsOner suspended from the bar VI the ven
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

T. rrI, ofcatcr Loacrcr am,l f'l l e 'sr'tf
. chiefly .i
lao ous Rate. of n,rest unchanged ata ' Between
ttr I''
Hakt l " changed somc olu' r,l" ohtr "u ai ir t t
Paper having CD t DAYS ..I .
fst,d ,H moro .hurtdst,d. prescott pre-
frff, l, ie birk.rs 1brc s good tead f ". o.
ttr rtrras from tae country IgI aad comparatively slL
.Irt IA il f,iittI from sflIsuto ~ G0ytrau. . s'.s ' sI
to N,a.Yorl The market s very fun-
The suspension is publicly announced iu N1II-,t
of the old banking and exchange firm oi Abrm ljeI
,S Son. Their Liabilities are not stated.
Twelve hundred bales of hay have recently been
bought in this city for the London and Liverpool
markets The drouth in England has caused thi,
speculative movement.
The san Francisco Commercial list ~ Juiy 90 gives to
receipts of bullion, reported m Ncl-, Faro N Co.,.
dl-tiUlu.lug that from Nevada, have by.u iJr ,A
month, ia tIrCe years l~ follows.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
COURT CALFNDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COrRr-CHA ANBERs-iird CAHpozO opens
l0a.m CAL of calendar. y n Reserved cases
Thrash ag. Schessuger a. Il07. Barton agt Bart0a
SO. .Geow MoIrissey Pret no. Bu Rccyr agt Duf
l23. .Striuhauser AIT Steiuh auser
In re Hamilton yAcate 10. wilson sgt. Dsy.
sessueut lltl In Bulu oi Comms onefs
Go. In TO-. BeekmAn 10 vhcae as Of Quarantine
sessmeut lGl. Be'z e. a., sgt Srous et al.
69. In re- Fitzpatrick. yacAte l.8.. F3n at Fian.
assessment g..Fi Fif.n.
10 Barber
1850. Salem agt Schuilletg
-T
calendar will be made tue October Isna Notes u ISSUE
he fled by August
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM
Motions will lie bead o. - m.
C0ugoS PLEss-SpFciAL TENN.
No Court v De Aeton Saturday Motions noticed M rat day v
te heard 90 90 Monday.
MAuSE CorRr.-1uAL TrRN By Gross, j.
Court Notice
During the lulr AMI Auyust Terms only VII Do beard
All jury .or tae September Tenn e rslaf m r
trial ~ i o.. Court viii be crli 81 ID Ucat. uu
aud Fr.a, D4ter business N De- taaaod e'e DAY i'
l.,I 10. 4 m
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

Tho great decline rs compared with last year .u ''
Nevada product. but there Las been an Increase 10 c
gold Of the Northern California mines.
These are the Tcturu- of the Express Company Whch
embraces nearly nl he bullion that comes down Nr,b
comes however m private bands hut which finds los say
either the Mint ar to the Custom House or '1 export
These returns account FOR rather more than TIE express
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
Excess over receip

This excess indicates the quantities tHat came uoW
,,i,, ,rregilnr channels II Is obvious that these fig
mes do not embrace the stocks Of bullion on hand "a
icb ,s ON hand at the close Of June bat the amount
ON hand January wnsRb0ui the same ~ tat hcd Ju
l. Hence the figures give nearly the Hcluai movement
for the quarter - e....,.,.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company on saturday
paid into the state Treasury s9iCj OIL htlhg seven pYl
fcnt pon tbe gross earnings of the road FOR the past SIX
months ending April 3o 1903 This sum has heen ALREADY
nnronriaed y lie PROCLAMATION OF tho Governor issued
n" tba q6ih Instant 10 the payment OF the state bonds
The Chicago Republican Of Sunday says;
The week closing has hseu suof quiet one ~ hap.d CIR
cle, IN. Laut, almost exception report lu-ues IhL Ia
few inne,s t increase tho applications t loans va erpeh
aud he discount
The trade most represented 10 The m OF
snnbt have been lumber a mercantile steady accumulation 20
rye supply fund. has been noticeable aud Tor the present
~ 40 u loo falling ID the supply CAL loans ou Gov
erumnt be negotiated ~ ao per cent N' P NV
Iuee papst }, readily taken at 10 per ceut per annun
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

Du.rvurs. CWCAGD AID INDIANA tENrNALl
Rtrwtf lugrtyY No. - NEplnWtY.
k.u..EnuE Iu.g Iu InEl

Dulrvu-s Cmctso ASD INDIANA CENrHAL)
Rtrytf luyFtyY. 80. - BsptnWAY.
NEW.ioRh. Jl.y ln. 1863 }
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING
= FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS:
CuI-NBUS .nl lNpiANApoLis CENTRAL X W. Co. due
Ioit.5 loGASspoRr and BURLINGTON R. r. Co. due
Pc NO., s.u LuGANSPOBT r. r. Co.. due Dee J. 1908
CiNtISNATI and CHICAGO AIE LINZ i. r. Co. dus A~s l.
CiyuvvaTr and CHICAGO AIR LINE R. R. Co. Sinking
tui,4gO and GREAT EASTERN r. W Co, due Oct J. 1899
CultkCu bod GREAT EASftRN r. W. Go. (conyer5e) due
AIu,l, l8@
The e ras having been ad o corporation. unier
d. name Columbus Chagoa.d Indiana Central kal.ay Com
,rv , COMPANY las eiccaed trust mortgage to James a.
yrt M W'm r. Futs OF New York. Trustees, cuYerlog an
s with franchises aod present. aa future acquired pr9pe
Co. st..s Consolidated First Ere Nphug runu bonr
raale tArd i) ~ seven Per cent interest. hIi
m april and oct n Nealork the object beng 20 ou'O1''e al ''e
ail,rs issues O
IN. rron Trust ComFanr u NewYork no . Broadway has been
de tbrrsn,s E0ui Fund CDum Bld authorized 10
,,,....a Che t,a la.ls ufthe above issues.
Comics ul.cs and farther pLcaA can be obtained at the
al TO- of the Union IIast Company, ~ at thsohoe.
H. +. SMITH President.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

spvyN PER CENr INTEREST IN GOLD FREE OF
cp,nnw,vST Tax PRINCIPAL ALSO PAYABLE IN
GGotnNThe First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF the Rock-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

HMM 7. VAL, Nr'ftHIJ'
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS,
u THIRTY YEARS To RUN AT SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
Now RECEIVED nBPARrNESr EXCHANGE FOR
rHs GoLD-BEARfNa BoSDs HELD A. SECURITY FOR CiKoC'
f,ryg NATIONAL bANkA
These possess the qualities all other
. that during suspension oi Specie Payments the interest
pe An money! hey have the gro advantage Of having
pyey 80 years Per Cent Interest wbh eanno 6e
fbyd on she 81 Specie Payments they will undoubtedly
hear The highest premium Of the Government Loans
For sale by JOhH J. SlsSO * ooN, 40. - - !" -.
TVO INVESTORS.-For SALE, 100000 NEW
YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS favorable terms In sums 70
suit The best aud cheapest investment ner 10 The market
~ HENRY CLEWS 4 Co. Ne " "aIst
d. O0n WANTED-On first mortgage on
lpsb.SDNDU frstcass property JERSEY City worm ei
Appy to a. r. READ, No 2lt Broadway, Room No -