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New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
BROOKLYN.

To A smihson, for $50, the plot Of ground Howard
ave-, rs IT, from Wyckost Brooklyn 6s f. in front
80 IT, IL in ear 100 it. deep, threesory brick house and
lot on the southeast Of Hoytst and Atancaye
Lot Is IT, by 80 IT, N. Farrell pVchas er for Ss Five
lots Van Brunt and Van Dyke-sts each 2oxso Cream
purchaser 81 each James Cray purchased atwosory
brick house, with lot, on Parttion-st. i$s'
IT. I'm. from Conoyer-st, lot Is IT, in
by 100 feet Price 900 The house and lot adjoiuus
the above sold TO Vim. Watson for g $50 Threesory
brick house, with lot. No. IS Dealst 70 lOxioo feet puf
chased by d. Fitzpatrick for " COO. Four lots Dixie.
naust, between Dwight and Richardssts, 20xlOo feet
purchased By James Gray for $500 each -Four lots nert
adjoining the above James Gray for $50 each One LOT
adjoining purchased by August kelnar for $50. Tive
lots Walcott-st. j. Titns purchaser s95 each -Four
lots Of Bond and Warrests each 23xS0 feet pur
chased by W. Cary for 1915 each.
BY JAMES COLES SON.
One lot the north side of Gates-aye, 32i IT, east
OF ClassOnave, 23xlCo IT, to j. J. Drake for s,40 Two
story brick house, with lot adjoining above MI Topping
purchaser, for $4,lOO. One lot tie of La
fayette and Kentsayes., 292xlO0 H., Thomas Fagan
purchaser for 81 800. One lot the corner OF H0yt.
and Union-sts, 20x9o IT,, purchased by Chas. Unges
for 800 TwOstory brick house, with lot No 3I De-
grawst feet from Smthst lot 2jNi00 feet; Mr. Gar
rey for $500 Two-story frame house and two lots
tue north side OF Quinccyst 200 feet fO Nostrand
lots 25Xl00 feet each Thomas Fa6an for 5000 TwostOry
brick cottage, with lot on Madison st. 30 feet from
Franknaye lot 2Ox20O feet; NJ Shdied purchaser for
OO Threp-stOry brick house. with lot, NO 80 Cheeyer
place. near Degraw-st lot 2lxs66 feet H. Lawrence pur
CHASER for S. 100. ThrecsOry brOWnstOne house, wtb
lot on Henryst 100 feet south Of H0yrsOus lot 2Xst
feet, John Tracey purchaser. for si3.Ifj.
Among the sales outside ~ the city we would can The
attention Uf readers 10 the sale 81 number OF n
class building lots. and two-sory aid extension nouse
suitable for bOarders 10 be sold at the Cy bOeiSPerb
Amboy, n. j. Wednesday, April -, at p M. AT pn-
sale Also farm OF IS acres pleasantly suafedfor
country residence, suitable ior a lerbc fainily.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Abou Do buslly engaged In arranging the meat ana
walked quietly homeward.
In taking leave Of this volume, We are struck with
its uniformity of interest and of execution The ex
citement of the narrative never flags; we are led on
from one incident TO another without WEAKNESS or
the slightest sense Of safety; there is no rubbish
thrown in to fill up tho pages; and the only dsap-
pointment which it can occasion the reader is that
he comes TO the close too soon.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK .ssionday, April 10, 1853
An average attendance only to-day at the
Exchange Sales Room. Not muehenthusiasm nanifeste
yet fair prices were realized Perhaps tho bidders were
"laying low" for the great sale Of Johnson Miller In
morrow of hs ots in Brooklyn. portion Of he estate
of the late Simon Bergen The opportunity to purchase
good property at low figures seems to be good
BY MILLER, WILKINS a. co.
To f. o. Lord for ssI00 the f0urst0ry brick store srs
two tlreestOry brick houses the rear and lot No "a
West Twentysixtht 20 feet west OF Tenthave lot asT
7 feet The threesory br0wnstone house, with lot No
20 PierrepoDst, zoe feet west OF ickss house 25xc
feet. lot 2x1Oo feet purchased by Henry b. wasdel for
s27 O One lot in the rear OF the above, fronting Mon
tague-st., 25xlO0 feet sold for $500
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
Tho three-aor brick house with lot, No loi Lew.s
rs feet nom Sta ntOns lot ~ feet inches by so ei
nch James Gre CORY, purchaser for H250 The asiory
brick house with lot the porthside or Eighty
Of Thraye; size OF lOt II feet 10 inces hy
i02 feet inches; sold 10 ii. H. Lstched for <sO1
For the OF $780, the 3story flame house with lot
No % Barrowst Beeekerst lot rs by 70 feet WA
struck down to j. II. Van Elten.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
City Sial Gsiair fsr Gsls.

IOHN b. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
No "a FINEST.
Real Esste BFokers and Auctioreesa
cy and cSas.y PROPERTY SOLD or skSfhp' IoASs'"
N'eN CHURCH SHARPE. Ne n rissst
A BEATTTIFUI. 4-story brown-st0ne HOUSE
N Forty hirdst doors fog nfhsvs hos.s sss"
finished ia bard sosd CHURCH shAhrh Ne r-- - sIiD--
A ,SNUG HOUSE, in good order, in Harlem'
"A Ous ssernd house east ef
Bci nse ruoms M iApr0 Cas- range and eeler resxr "a
ana FOOD usshborA Four 70 the city fnce pa0"i S
bssd and asrsTsss isqus oa tbs lrseissn
A STRICTLY frst class, extra well ,.1s pn,,..
~ HOlsR shesery r. e.. 2lo ousi shinpre.s
..,. hn,s.gh order very how so nueasy Apply v ssss
90 rremisss Ea rs Forty aipihss, near Broadway
pR0OME.ST. For SALE or to LEI fos os
ss,rs and Isslsss.s lppJ 10 hpLLER WILKINS csl -
Hpsm
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

Surgeon LIST Colorado. 4.
Sergt. Indiana Vols.
b0th Ohio Vols.
Sergt. U. S. vols.
lConfederate service.
Private u. s. Vols
18th U. 8. Artillery
Capt. of Cav. of Cal.
Sergeant Volunteers.
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

money the ammunition which some Of the Mexican
troops were provided with, and possibly provided
from the Gupply captured by Mtramon nom the le-
Rion and again from Miramon by Escobedo. This 10
said 70 have been In boxes and to have been marked
Arriving In front OF Mexico they took part in the
siege under General Porfrlo Diaz for forty days,
when the city surrendered the 10th OF June, thus
closing the drama OF foreign Intervention ON the
American continent Desiring TO visit their home
Of the government OF the contract which per-
tained 20 the latter, vtz the settlement In accom-
plisAng this they have been compelled to remain
here since June last receiving In the meantime what
u called Economic" pay-thas H. half pay-dt Is
In lieu Of the bounty Of 500 acres Of land after so
tedious and toilsome tarrying, few Of the legion
applied for $500 IN casha copy Of which petition to
following day the order was issued by the President
which $500 all Of the Legion, with one exception,
have concluded to accept and have accepted The
last paid last night, and there but few
len among us--some having gone to California, via
Acapulco, and Others overland. Some have gone to
Texas
Copy Of the petition OF several members OF the
Legion OF Honor asking for q cash payment Of $500
IN lieu Of the land due them In accordance with the
MEXICO, jan 2s, 1852
H. Escenency BrSIro JuAHnz President Republic Of
DrAa sIa-e undersigned having served IN the army OF
the republic and 10 consequence thereof being entitled
bounty aads In accordance with the decree OF Excel
leney dated August H. lSi respectfully request that order
70 enable " return TO homes, may permitted
reese 600 10 cash instead OF the said bounty In and
pleased 10 zsue the order grant the petition with
ont delay, thereby greatly oblgng Most respectfully,
your oosiisnt servants.
each member and TIE amount each offered TO take IN
lieu or bounty
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
rrnlT c,lfNlass-IMs nay.

SUPREME COrET--CBoUIr.-Part1 mos. 1915, 75l,
1874 re 1902 as 1921, S0 es5, l29i 1908, l25j 1915,
is2 1928 es5 cas- 1923. 1853, l0l Part 2Nos. l0s%,
l8i asa 40St, 100, s13. So li2, $780, ll34, 1891,
ljig 1885, las2 itio, 1852, 1907 1892, 1910, 1914.
SUPERiOR COUgT-fRIsL TEnN.-Part Nos 1857,
ssgi, 26T 3Td. 2siI. JSs5. sc45, S749 1854, $685.
SOgA 35s S5jf, 1895, s7Gl. Part 2Nos. SPAS, 67I.,
$3.50, s9id $50 saJs, agj,, ssCo. 500, Sol2, $500,
3ssl 5000, aisf 900.
COMMON pLEAs-rRfAL 1ryw.-rau Nos. b34,
III, il0t sos, 1929. Ilo5 lO Tsp 1883, llit, EST
sss, 1855, ll22 liss il27, 2l67. Part 2-Nos. $40.
3i3 s19 tlA, I9l. l0i, al, 1908, i05I lols ioio.
III, 3sT p2i. l5t. -
M,ENE CouHr-TnIAL TERy.-Nos. oso, stl, ll23
Icl loS5, 1882 9o2 80. gJs, 6ss, llls ssc .Oo soi
1000. 1913 7s6 p2s. I0O3 iOJs lOi7, I0b, iO@a los1,
1917. co. ioi3, l05l 10l2.
SUPREME COuNr--SFECIAL TERn.-Nof. q y, 10,
II, ~ 10, IA IS 10, II, u.s. 10, 20, H. =, -, ~ ~
-.
rNfTxp srGrrs DISTRICT CoUar-Is ADMIRALTY
Nos. ON 10. ". N. -. -. 81
The New York herald., 1868-05-04

TRsGrc OCCURRENCES ~ NORTH c.noLiSA.-Thet
reaches "a from an entirely reliable source the pain
u intelligence that saturday nignt last the sheriff
Of Piu county. accompanied by several soldiers, pro
cceded 10 the house OF Riddick Carney 10 arrest
OF that gentleman upon charye 0f homicide several
months b nrc. Thsy reached Nj. Carncy's house
ABOUT midnight and demanded a surrender. which
was promptly refused and the attempt 10 break into
the house was resisted and hring on both sides
rIenCed. George young Carney, was Killed; Mr..
NhltehursL son-in-aw % Hlddick Carucy WIZ
severely N not MORALLY woundci; Riddicx Carney
and Mss Pcrkins, daughter "a WiliiaIn ierkins who
were spending TIE nisnt "a ar. Carney's, are sup
posed 90 have been burned IN the house red by tao
~ acltn{ part. Joe dWtlin and SMOKE house, win
ah the provisions Nnrc consumed. Two soldiers
were Killed, Two wounded aui the Qslcor shot
through the ncs u Part ol tic arm. Ar. NhitehufN
was captured, alu Mrs. Carney aud her daughter
Mr.. WAtchursI, cscspel ir1ll the hominl bundinS.
Ile Shciiu car 100 lI Nhltchurst TO UTeeAvie en1
mus eldei on ~ tie most pl00dy cpisoics oi ~
are "a tasiern AVfih Carolina s-GgtdsOorOug1 N' "
R3ugh Aotx
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
Nosses.

OF them he would have pressed the pursuit and have
captured Juarez and his Cablnet:-
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
Surgeon 1st Colorado.

Sergs. 1st Cal. Cav'y.
California Volunteers
I'd Massachusetts Vols
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
cFFYCML TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

We give below the Official transfers Of real estate
on Salu day in this city, Kings and Westchester coun
ties New York, and Hudson county, New Jersey
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
D. ICalifor'iaLt. Col.

Re~dncs.l Lgion.
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E, June 80, 1858, the company has added
t7iis machinery by 500, ,686 76, snd paid
o it3 stockholders the snug sum OF 1885,
COO, besides adding to its "profit and
,ss," or surplus account, $l24, 1902 81,
thereby swelling thst fund TO $224 ,7ss p.
The fact should be carefully borne in
mind that these gigantic operations are
the result OF but siTty thousand dollars
capital, paid in VIXEN the frat and only
call was made upon the stockholders.
Still further should it be noticed that sf-
tar the enormous dividends above. men
toned have been paid, the gold cash
value OF the conpaDy's property was, on
the 80th of last June, sir hundred thou
sand dollars, Irrespective Of the profit
and loss" or surplus fund, which, as be-
fore stated, amounts to S224, 79S %.
Now, with these figures before Us, we
ask Ia all earneetness, whether any cotton
manufacturing company North OF Ma
son and Dixon's line, may not be safely
challenged to make such s showing Z?
We do challenge any and all OF them TO
q comparison OF operations. Let the
cotton lords Of New England look-nOt
to their laurels, but to their pockets; for
there is no need of any statistical prophet
to demonstrate that, il We Of Nashville,
and OF the South, expend but half the
labor and resources in helping ourselves
which we now devote to elriehiDg those
who are our bitterest political perseeu-
tors, 3 decade will not have passed be-
fore our industrial independence will
have become an accomplished fact.
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COTTON.
Gotten Manufacture IS. Cotton
Raising.

We are gratified to learn that the sug-
eestiOns contained in our recent article
entitled "HoW Tennessee may be made
great State" have produced a favora-
bic effect In the quarter toward which
they were directed. If, indeed, the capi
tslists of Nashville have really begun to
consider whether cotton manufacturing
may not involve more profit thsn raising
the staple itself, or an investment in
Government bonds, or shaving notes at
ever so usurious g rate OF interest per
month, they shall have the full benefit
Of whatever aid We can afford In their
conmendable search after the truth
For this reason we, toe day, bring for
ward Gn incentive still more potent than
the enormous premium which Eastern
cotton mill shares command above their
par value-no Jess an ilducement than
the fact that cotton mills in the South are
even now paying dividends which would
cloy the avaricious cravings OF SbylOck
himself. This vital question Is, after sll,
but matter Of figures, and they never
lie. We quote from the report Of WA.
E. Jackson, President OF the Augusta
(Ga) Cotton Manufacturing Company,
showing the operations Of the Aug ists
factory for the first six months or the
present year:
IL presenting my twentieth semi-an
nual report 1t is with pleasure l csn state
he condition of the Company Is. very
favorable.
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PREDICTION FoR rnREE YEARS


It may not be uninteresting to some of
our present stockholders 10 state what
haS been accomplished il the past ten
years. II will be remembered by those
who were among the original purchasers,
that the property was purchased of the
city for $l49. 600 on ten years credit,
with interest at seven per cent. payable
semi-annually, and one-tsnth of the
principal annually, the purchasers pay
ing in as commercial capital $50, 600
This amount, il consequence of the di.
lapidated coalition Of tAe property, was
almost entirely expended in the first two
years, in repairs rendered necessary by
the then condition OF the property. We
have, since the purchase, paid for the en-.
tire property without calling on the
stockholders for another dollar; added
largely to the property by purchase and
building, bought about 100000 worth OF
new machinery, increased the cspital to
$500 0o0 by the addition OF portion OF
the surplus paid dividends regularly,
and have now property worth the par
vSlue $500. 600 in gold.
The operetions thus minutely detailed
well merit the careful confederation OF
every capitalist in Tennessee. Let Us
examine the facts yet more closely
years previous to the date OF his report
the present company purchased, in
ySFy dilapidsted condition, the Augusta
cotton factory for the sua 6f one hum
dred and forty thon5and dollars, ia ten
annual payments of fourteen thousand
dollars zach, with interest st tbs rate Of
seven per cent, on the whole SUM semi
annually, until paid. A call was then
made on the stockholders for sixty thou
sand OF the one hundred and forty thou
ssnq dollars, which Yss paid in and de-
voted to putting the mill Ia thorough
working order. From this time forward
all the instsIlments OF interest as well as
principal were punctually met until the
enttre debt was liquidatsd, And what
must be regarded as sa equally i'm
portsnt point, the stockholders received
liberal dividends every three months, or
even oftener, during that period. Then
came the war. What were the profits
Of the factory in those four years OF civil
strife we are unable TO state, IS President
Jackson does not allude to Ii In the re.
port under examination, but those of our
readers who cast their fortunes with the
Southern OonfedeFa0y doubtless often
heard OF the almost incredible dividends,
made monthly and even weekly, by
what was then facetiOusly termed the
q Augusta Manufacturing Tub Mil ~
dividends which mounted SO high CD in
the figures that at this late day We do not
care 20 risk our reputation for veracity
by attempting 50 much as an approx
mate estimate Of their proportions 1t
Is enough for our present purpose to know
tina! since TIE tcaT, or from Juue l3, 1865,
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FUHE oroide Gold Watch Company manuf2c.
Il ture on strictly scientific principles (style
finish and color Is cdrat gold fac sfHlts OF III
NEST rare and costly description OF Gold
Hdtchss
They sre manufactured with Hunting Cases
(lsdies' and gentlemen's), have superb Swiss
movements; jelDeled eH0isse-sss1tsd, with com
pensation spiral spring.
Railroad CoRdlslctors, Engineers, EzprsssHses-
the most exaotiDg Of our customeEs-have
shoroughIy demonstrated the strength, dura-
biiity, accuracy and uti ity Of the (9c- sizBits
Tdlshdm Watches, and pronounce them tuval-
uabie as reliable time-k keepers.
Fine swiss Movements, SIS PGfent AHsrieGn
fac sinaiIe H'dlfhdrn Watches. full jeweled. so
ChronorneGeY Balance, SIS each Elaborately en-.
erayed with new and novel designs. Each
Watch Is warranted by special certi deate nom
the OrOide Gold Watch Company.
Also, magnificent Oroiue Gold Chains s., "
and 81 each. Sent eyerywhere, to be paid for
on delivery
Piokpocket Detective and Watch Uusld a'so,
maiiad separately OF receipt OF 80 cents. The
Genuine Oruide Cola Watches can only be obs
famed BY ordering directly nom rs.
JAMES T. MONROE CO.,
importers and Manufacturers,
nays2 2n rs Broadway, New York,
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IxTEREssIyG TO BAPrHsTs.
Inauguration OF the American
Baptist Book Depository.
From the St. Louis Democrat, 24Ib.l

FROM the st. Louis Democrat, 24tb.l
Last night number of Baptist minis
tsrs and others met at No. 200 North
sixth street, to insugurate the establish
ment of a branch OF the American Bap-
tist Publication Society Depository. The
roems are handsomely fitted up sud well
stocked with religious books, embracing
the selected publications OF different es-
Establishments In the East. The deposit
tory Is in charge OF Rev. @. J. johnson,
who has had many years experience In
the business, and appears to be peculiar
iv adapted for the work. The publlea-
ton house In Philadelphia has been in
existence for about forty years, but until
the present year has not established
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~ 0JicG.

-r'HF undersigned. administrator of the estate
l OF John NJ johnson. deceased, by virtue OF
sn order OF tie honorable Probate Court OF
s'st4fe OF sid lohn -. johnson. which consists
ia ~ acres OF land in Arkansas county, near
Mt Adams TO the highest bidder said sale TO
Ike p!sce on The premises OF the late de-
80 sssG. rear ~ Adams, o. the BATH DAY
or NOVEMBER. !. D., 1858. 4 credit
~ twelve months VIII be given by
the purchaser, executing his bond with two
aoOd and appr0y-J securities, with len re-
IaInsd upon The property for the payment Of
me same. There are one hundred acres cleared
nd gOud double io= houses and ont bouses.
SAMUEL J. JOHRSO
uUvTl la-r5yv Administrator.
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PETRo OIL.
Dissolution.

rr,UE urrn OF GRAVES, JONES stCo, having
eoid lheir entire stoek OF Books, Machinery p,
s-ie 20 the South western Furnishing Com pany,
~ fbis dsy siiss IV ed by mu uai consent.
The business Of the late arm Elli Do 3 tiled
10y =. G. Rogers, senior partner. finoe No. ~
sssys1sbef ssis q. IssS. a0y22 p = q
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NOTICES,
EGTFEE.

RFR Il D. BUERLEY has become associated
mi with the undersigned IN the Agency oI the
1iR-lIius Il e Insurance Company, for TenneH
see aud Central Alabama TO date from the st
OF November. 1885. The ST. le OF the hTn viii
hereafter be Bulklsy, Ferguson q Frtyett-
y. n. FERG Z son,
,lo,-7l I'm ! =. PRIVETT.
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NorieR.

T the next tB=csmb beTl term Of the County
a CoCr OF Shelby comfy, l will pply TO the
Esld q urt 70 hsvs an administrator appointed
upOn the estate OF william Ross, deceased
L. y. ROSS.
r-nE.rr fer 9 1865. povlD lav i've
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NOTICE,

DEgsOSS having busin- ~ with as vii hnd
our Agent, Mr.. X. " BRADFORD, fully au-
thorizsd 10 make settleIl ents, al the store OF
Ness. A. Vaccaro 8 Co., ;s2i ront street
now In ". X. HILL & co.
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RQAEDTHG.

n0ARDISG-Tw very Desirable FRONT
Is ROOMS. with board, can be had at No. o.
Nsdi On street. Also, iew day boarders can
be accs-n mo Iot5d. nON4
no RDTN "A few ger tIeEnen can be accom-
ID mO-,ated with either boarding and lodging
or ray bosrd, Al a Beal street., upstairs
movie II
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EoE sale.

IN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19Ts, VIII
~ sell. 70 The highest bidder 1t Mason De-
pot : Tract Of Land containing sl2 Acres, sit
uSted in Upton sOunry. two miles north Of
zfssou = Depot. Terms NJ sGe known 81 tine o.
Esie. 81. P and J, !. SHERRUD.
ROWS Iaw4Er Administrators.
yVOR SALE-A f7st-clsss Bistillery, Ma
Il chine :, etc, etc A., entirely new, and in
good order. VIII ce sold low II immedist8 ap-
pIfrajiou is made Apply 80 D mis- SHxtOn,
Randolph road, north o. WOlf river bridge, or
81 BIitUOn's Ale House, - Front nOvll i'm
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE or EAST TERE5-Ey lands, miles
ess1 OF TIE city, are for sale on terms 20 suit
pGreh assTz. foE cash or on any uIas-from one
70 ten Rsars, and in any ousnt-ty-from 5 acres
70 81. KY TJstdecce, with from Il - . acres
Land. vs. be sold e. 4 great bargain, for cGsn,
or on Eas uEusI t=-zzs Apply 20 myself, on the
premises, o. 70 ROystsT, T-aIsyeat 4 Co., my
der t. IN Sic city.
fal7 \. 81. IRRELEVANT.
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From this date forward, you are aware
we are liable for water rent and city
taxes. The water rent is fixed in perpe-
t0ity at SS402 per Rnnum for the present
number OF our spindies the amount for
city taxes is as yet unsettled.
1t Wonld be g pleasure to give In detail,
in pamphlet form, the operations of the
company for the past ten years, but the
extraordinary tunes OF the late war
would form no correct idea Of what we
might hope for in sthe future, and there
are macy things connected with that Pc
riod which have heretofore been ex-
plained, and would require repetition,
that upon the whole it might be desira-
bic not to reopen the matter.
Suffice it to say. cur present con-
dltion is rather an envisble one !;
beng entirely free from debt, sufficient
commercial capital to conduct the bust
ness successfully In ordinary seasons 6
good reputation for goods and responsi
bility; an excellent force OF operatives,
and the two mills in good condition.
II may not be out of place to give here
the operations Of the company for the
past three years, or since the close OF the
war, viz: From June, 1855, to 18Th June,
1888
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ssl,s95 l6


From which two dividends OF five per
cent. each, amounting to $50 600 have
beeu paid, enabling US TO carry TO the
credit of profit and loss account S47,-
534 ii, making the amount now to the
credit of that account, S224. .798 %.
Goods manufactured from December H. 1867 to
lima IL Ihtg
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zS We viii make liberal advances on all Cot
ton consigned 20 rs for sale in thiS market
And when parties wish Us TO ship their Cotton
TO New York or New Orleans, We will advance,
ssy t1o-thirdE to thyee-fourtbs its vaiue. This
viii enable merchants and planters to hold
over gncA depression n va had iaat season. and
realize the full worth OF their Gotten.
AL aottou shipped 20 rs and In store VIII be
insured unless 0tneTwise tnskpeted, aePlb s1a
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THE CE N sALO o NJ.
In the Knickerbsckef Building,
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