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@'"*4 Tsfffs IIINKLEY
: z FAMILY Il e
KhIIr|Ep I 1MACbINlB!- \

TIVE introduction Of this greet labor saving
instrument, We are sure. needs no excuse.
Tho Sewing Machine l. slowly but surely boz
coming as necessary 10 the family circle as any
other earthly possession, and the time will
como when the head Of family who does not
furnish, whea. able. thas eye pointed needle.
will be sent &c the 'Lunatic Aaylum. Who
would demand that, his wife or daueh,er
should stitch. stitch. MI the live long day,
when there is an instrument that does the
same work in an houri In eight hours W. rk
seven saved Il What to do with then7 NV
people will gel, lazy.: says one, When, people
nave nsthtng To- do they 20 at .ssos atIinR
wrong, says ANOTHER. Is That faek2 do
not believe that q wel. direcied mind will de-
geperats under ordinary Influences. Bestow
ona ot tile hours upon the garden anu twill
improve the health if not the complexion ;
save one for attention to chickens, ducks, ,ur.
Keys. DC. add pet pig to that lot: exhil i,
hem at the next FDir let one be spent upon
the arimal that furnishes you it's supply oi
milk and butter; include few sheep, they
WI repay your kindness with greet We rmt, OF
i,seling. But that is accompanied by what-a
dlsagreeable necessity knit, knit, knit
screw up your eyes. and count the stitches
Count the rowsl The baby cries and YOU
forget: count again. All me, if 1 was cnly
through this knitting how happy wonld be-
Cross and sour until the knitting is over
foho memory, ana every piece OF bright. wire
Keeps up the fretful state until tho darpinQ
epidemic comes on aud if you do not darn ther
You must DO good. How to prevent all this
We will tell you in few words. BUY a
hlSKLEY FAMILY KEITTER. Give Il al
hour. Twill knit evelything that ever ha
been knit. and wheu You get acquainted i
will nit as many more. See the ma chine ant
you will see that it can perform its promise
Devote the remaining honr to moral and men
tai instruction. Tear out the 'darnt' and pu
in 'peoo' from the 'knittrr, and if satisfnotio,
does not reign in the bosom of your famil,
and on the soes of their feet, twill nsye
| rain gain. Call and see the mu chine In one
ration on Sale Day in December a, Abbsvill
Court House.
JAS. w. THOMAS.
Ascent.
| Nov IL, 1869. 29-tf
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DEMoREsT's MoNTuLr-A splendid
Christmas number. This 1avoritc
periodical for ladies improves with
every issue. It's reliable fashions, its
numerous full-Si2cd patterns, its ad-
mirablo illustrations, and great varic-
of useful and interesting reading mat
ter, render it by far the most dcsira-
bic magazins Of tho day, and in fact
indispensable to ladies living away
from the metropolitan centres. 1t is
also tho cheapest magazine ats3 per
annum, with q handsome premium,
which, for q limited time, may, we
see, be a large and magnifccntly en-
gravod copy Of Lillio M.. Spcncer'a
" Fourth of July Picnic "a picture
worth three times the cost of the
magazine. Published a. s3s Broad
wav n sY,'.'sS.@ 80 ;s,2',s =! -izsf,
T.. J. =,
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Y CENTS wANrED. Agents .',, wanted, ants s7s
n 10 $ao0Pcr mouth, male and f.usir, q
tell the celebrated aud original Common sense
Family Sewing Machine, improved and perfect.
ed twill Hem, fell. stitch. tuck, bind braid
and embroider in a most superior manner.
Price. only Sss. For simplicity aud durabii.
ity 1t has no rival Do not buy from any
parties selling machines under the same name
'as ours. unless having a Certificate Of Agency
signed by Va as they are worthless Cast Iron
Sfsohihs, For Circulars and Terms. snnIv ID
or address, ,,c =. II. CRAWFORD g. Co. v,
as chesnut st., Philadelphia, Pa,
/! Nov IL, 1858, 40, tt ~
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"NorIcE.APablisher inserting the
above advertisement three times, with
editorial notice, and sending us. a
married copy, will receive the. Observe,
one year. g..~,, ....',.
The above comes to rs from the
New York Observer. The publication
of the advertisement would be worth
from eightto ten dollars. Hewirl please
excuse us from accepting the propo.i.
ton We are not willing topay sse9
Esor . s2,so newspaper. We get Is
many papers Of that kindin exchange
tor ours as we have need for. We
bope that no pspsfin South Carolina
may accept sdcH an offsr.:i s1asa', ~
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''-'--s sT'-Il--
We, learn from the Edgefeld Ad.
rertiser that the gin house Of John
tainsfofd, ESD, I'm 1*Edgefeld Dis.
trict was destroyed by flrc on last
Monday night, The gin house ol
Mr.. Charlie Mathis of the same
neighborhood was also destroyed
by fire, the same evening. The
work Of an incendiaries.
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B% The residence of Robert
Eutler four miles from Hamburg,
waa CONSUMED by fire ON Monday
last. One of his children daugh-
ter six years Of age, was burnt to
death in the house.
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sGy" Sec the advertisement Of Liv.
cry and sale stables by Capt. II. s.
Kerr, in another column. A good
Livery Stable is~a want that we lavc
long felt. Patronize him and let us
have = first class statle.
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SAWS sous posAesg GsNSfswssa

-Wo are constantly in receipt of cir
culas saskipgSps @publish advertise.
mo4tA fassa venySspall snm, not one.
fourth a fir psice, and others propose
to pay inWa ash T ubs, s,$scVing Ma.
chimes, Music, Watches; PANT, etc.
etc. These gentlemen would saye
postage by not sending us their cir.
culars. ca * K,
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Bans, s4AsIEs; ss;; V, Boaas44 B5a -1ri rhe
stables. Barn, crib, and other oantbdiI:
!diags belonging; 10 M: Charles Gafiini
q very aged FARMER, IN ID this Vicinity
were entirely consumed BY fire on on
Friduy:.1ast.: dwefbeIisSs; the FIRE. oe:
CURED ins eopsequonee Of sonasaof tho
employessdroppiug fire from aepipa
an combustible matterin The barn. Loss
heavy. No Insurance. I.s::3s u.
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HA- See notice of dissolution Of CO.
partnership, r. G. Sharp g. Co., Fac
tors and Commission merchants. Mr..
Sharp will still continue tho business.
We recommend him to our friends as
every way reliable and prompt.
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ALSO.

PURSUANT to order Of Court in case
OF J. T. BARNES, ct. al. Executor, vs.
L. J. JOHNSON, I will sell at ABBE-
VILE c. H.. at public out.cry on sale
day in DECEMBER next, the Real Estate
described in the Bill, situated and being or
CALUOU UN'S CREEK, containino
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR
ACRES, more or l,ss. and bounded By
lands Of said L. J. Johnson, II. NJ. Palmer
d. E. Pursely, and others.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
NJ. MCDONALD,
G. c. p.
November 10, 1860. To3-3t
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KsAsoS Wnr You sAouLn Use DR. Turr's
IMPROVED lI1ouiD Ham DYE-Because the
BARRIERS say 1t is the best Because it. imnars
natnraI color Because it does not iuoiure
the hnir Bee ause it leaves the hair soft. and
glossy. Because it does not stain the .kin or
bed linen. Because its application IL simple
ana easy. Because It's egect. is instaLtane esus.
Beeauss it is the best in Che world. % -''''I'
Nov. s, 1869 2s-2t. .s:.,L = ~,
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mo- Mr.. J. W. Marshall advertiscs
the sale of va!ra5lo personal proper.
ty on Tuesday the 18th inst. Sale at
Mrs. Eliza c. Marshalls residence
Purchasers would do we'll to attend
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rsa- We learn that over ono hun.
dred hands commenced work on the
Port Royal Railroad on last Monday
at Cookies place below the sand bar
near Augusta. '':>.. w. %. .r.j..
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Friday, November II, 1862
The Accounts of the Abbc.
Vile Banner.

Our friends will bear id mind that
we have no control over tho accounts
due the "Banner" office. They are
the property Of the former proPrie-
tor, Mr.. W. W. Farrow. We bough
only the material, and goodwill, and
subscription list.
LEE & WILSON.
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pz-, As,.n soh#i Alexahdetsof'sss
censsresI iron " Wosks coluihbss8 o.
win please accept our thauEs!Soas1sSs
OF late 4orsign papers. Our friends
il Resd Of eaatisg of apytkin ind wopld
do well 70 give him ehanee At their;
werk. Wsyetried him and find his
work 70 give Satisfaction. N"
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~ Thezsia house tof tfhss. ~:
Holloway, Esq I'm Ponaria sysas1 s1G1'
streyed BY hr1 o. Tuesday laseod 98s
work Of an ipcsndfaiy. -ISssds2s'
600.
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! a@- Messrs.. Mays g. Burns will
supply their customers with frcsh bee,
pork and sausagcs,.y v. ...
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e6r A steady rain set in Monday
night and continued without inter
mission until late Tuesday night. p.
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DwxEl1iissa ~ 10 %Housz' Sussssii,@2erihs gssi2ei
dxsin1gs 81 Mt:t J. B. 1Isary.aa aS5ss,
Hodges DspS ID sfais bisHis, VA.
shamsd bY Yais Asfgw ras3ss rs fis
bSsisbsif if4aha asseh ttsaa ttaaka ikaissaisste, sana.
bs5strert draeostoasksEs asaesliss|
Yoeo
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": ,nsli:s iths hs's following yya Il int:
ments aeas IF persons ''a from; ;Abbeyile5 d : !,
tbs lS ffopnittoes M e # + tie STATE 4, A,ggE
cultural Fair. ,.z-'o '''9'@
Hoysss-a:: n n: I Jordan 5Housssss::: g:
!'1!l h9ld DIspartFmtenAtZF I,spF tlA Seppppeoo9rF.. poF e9..
,sork-Miss Ella Aiken. Leafheirz-,. :.
SSnAT E;TnonI q s%ri%''is1a. tf' Assa'
-~ %s 'eSH:lTi akr y, -, ,,s.s,.,, ad
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{, Aaa 1ss1s 11hstsKlsal1U-KtUxA slsa q 9!.s
:. sTeNE q MDRRAYoaayert's' ep,y gqsh
attrsstioDs les are staot6sits insheif possession.
and they wish ~ undStsio6dI fifaF they win
suSocss by siesss Wing itss ,s-s'issat Il! 4. -,
- TkseEs@,; ssaps6o r. Pasikdif scShtsfus
seats for $500 people; No standing 1,Son9
Sea.sfof all patroa& dGn<shAff 6f'thS nPeyfi
lion Seats will be reserved st. LaVies qua
ehildssS ana,9 9sntsein er'a edSnea Hyi Se thshi,
At eficssas,f s,folsqat~sato 6s eegst 2nsy $tsssns
70 losdse 10 and 6sar Ahs Pavilion.
attentive Ushers win provide psnSass WIN
aSIsg s,lSE 3 8 ss asss
& .s:s;sY s!!s? e.
sSs.atiy ;hs.s ~ sssy3 u Spsy Spe
zssos: asd t3aeSss hna lses s.ssseiSShS 81
ehts reesSArS.iQ5i8edES FSvi,ion, and not on
81 sssssssosals shs ss.ss u Iss:.s e
y4&xAsa k-6rSa HSts<sy No atesu5Ssa Safii ~
b idsI5,M ,MhSS tiS.ssnses " ti6S ,,S ~ ~
ahsSS-ss3asd Aaoigsons Free Fae,sSS Ssssa W
Nov IL, 1889, -, st
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I FV1<.~"S'sT~ WIZ zL1DW 0fpT E5E Nl
-sss. Wnssx' 'sa3fsw sAkiak san bsI
Issad%, hsaiarsesf AssiussatAl
has ever done. PsrsSash haSieeHAestI
tpss la asesida asfsh sAis ssiR .gtriI
asv..h sa6e, aasH Hsnes&ev, .ssaN
Xw wvS5 g7k1EN rEEJsd
4lfSa 80 ssi,s,5' H. III III fSs;ss|sls,
at7S dsSuSy tast tieSQ CO eoassa
NJ, 3, 2S--if r. c. SILVER.
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e aS
s.F;==ssssas, s.s5I;=ssss,.ssz- ~ -ss--es
| M 8 q N q. s;.ss's S. sf So, =
3}as asslssssSktssS ,--C-stStsR7W
! z; a=z:Zsza.. z.zssllS II A.
/ The acknowledged Champion Rider O.
The universe, Gate Of Cookies Royal Circus
! Of European tama,) hose -extraordinaTv
talents command the largest salary eve,
paid to any Artist engaged in the vocation
Of amusing tile public. a.. ...- =.
lie JEUNE BuRTE,
Tie Champion Bareback Hurdle Rider.
NILE. JEANETTE ELLsLER ,n.
lhe graceful and dashing Tight Rope Danseuse
MURRAY and HUTCHINSON,
The Peerless Acrobals. The novel Feat,
and athletic exercises of these skillful nerfnr.
mers. have won far them O worldwide fans
IN every quarter Of TIE globe.
TIE SNOW BROTHERS.
Benjamin, William and Alfred, the UNEQUAL.
led Po.'urers and Equilibrlsts. -
MIR. DEN STONE, .'
The popular Clown and IIumorist. wbo bo 9
tEe happy faculty of bIend,ug the. amusino
WIN the ludcrous, without appronohino
coafseness or vugarity.
MR.. CHARLES BLISS,
And his wonderful Com peer
MR.. ROBERT JOHNSON,
The two best Tumblers in tho world.
THE TALLEEN BROTHERS. ."
Paul ann Jerome, Ahs Sensational Mi.1-Air
'ymnaHs' from the Hippodrome, Paris. s..
MISS EMILY COOKE;
The Superb English Manego Equsstrisune.
~. sIaNoR COLUMBUS.
The Amazing Italian contortisni ist
MASTER GEORGE COOKE.
| The Artistic Protsan Equestrian. Il, ...
NIB. WILLIAM FRANKLIN, j, ...
The Champion Sometsault Rider.
|: AR. GEORGE MURRAY.
." The Grotesque oomsdian.
,-! -: MR.. BURT LEE. j
T. The Champion Lssper 30 d. vaultsr. ~"
HARRY AND REEVES, :....
Z, The cemique Pan.omimi.ss. =: -
I1'.t ULRIe DANzEFF, "..s, ..~
Tie Russian Athlete. ,..'.,... =
3, hR.H LOCKWOOD. "a go.
w.. The Intrepid PAusraiisA
,I& HERR DRExEL. -' "
8 ,s#5 The Modern Ilerculsa ..,
sLU DoRFF and REM rEz.
~ The Eleetrifying Fuaaubulsts.
The above Artists are aided by large foro
OF Auxiliary Talent, super added 10 iintcbin-
sons Acting Dogs. Murray's Trained Horses.
Ben stous's COMIC MULES. q
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SAMUEL HUNTER,

SAMUEL HUNTER,
containiog FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
more or less, bounded by lands of A. ].
Clinkacales and others.
TERAS-ONE HALF CASH, as to
balances, credi: of twelve months, interes,
from day of sale, purchaser to give Bond
With good secqrity and mortgage, to Sc
cure the purchase money, and pay for pa
pess and stamps.
NJ. MCDONALD,
c. c. T.
Abbsville G. f.,
November 10; 1860. 5 eo-st
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Clerks Sales,

sell land, DC.
PURSUANT, to order, I will sell on
sale day in DECEMBER next, at public
outcry, at ABBEVILLE G. H., the traot Of
laud, of the Real Estate of A. Hunter.
decd, now in the possession of
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A.rvs., No., sr..,su- closed s,st Va declining '''
NowRxrfc uARKKrk


FSaraslsi avon Su;s% .ssd Gs.,'lSS. entirely cS y,
i sa% 4. w Ws TSs ss sst': 1T
s .: 'Es i, re- S:. l . s:. Rs+l aI sss::
as at iss %h'sy-4 sss ,.:1s S At s.msIS Msdr up.
1s Mns Calf Flour dS Sch Wss,ss' sr1 w n.s
dS sStI ;,s;ay ana p sS Corr
,.r: and s ss Oh I:T d.Hsn s'' 6srg 81. ii IS
@ NsvY TTS.d 81 Is G Si TcT.S. s rsI'O %ssS
siiSed iToS9Soaad. q G1ISsIOG
ClSCINNAr SfOnr dali ant useklsEsd whsn an No l.
The @.ss sale. as VIA good asns1a Dat. d.: 1 I'D
sas fs5.esc quist sad ass,STsd s5d. w6I da .na
sSSRt : is the latter @ ,l large
receipts bead % % ss ssSi VI" BE- s d. sF'f S'f i
Hama PORK Boms EnebaOged Buk Meats nemlnsI unchanged
l1 s bel; ss 's ws sSs ny Ed %ais ii
Ne Red held q o. Corn era end UNCHANGED Oats steady aud
S' BALE: TsS; u"e 5 s ' sf FsSfH @
PoTI Nose Lard lssiSie s.dy Shoulders l& Sides
sis BUN M.ats-ShO9dsr. lals Side, l7isss W. Whit.
MleSS.S IS; 3d. No Red 81 IS siS Com sdyo.
So s sSsss h SS ss s'' Flour o
bush Corn 800 bush ossi $4,000 bush Barley SnPHsOS'
E%1 sFsu dull unchanged Wheat steady :.
1SPo. Ps A.. 50 S S SS. 5000 ''
oswSeO Nov fs~PiouT sts.d1i Of 600 se. :: e. as
for 40 spring ss 50 for Abe, Winter e. for White ~ ~ S =,
81 TO- aud aOO bush 81 - Corn 4 selling car lots
Il. canal - ~ ~ 'oI RE dull ale. SO Sa.h 7 "a
bond Corn Meal Mufeed Hncbangedi hhSns SlsG
eel; shipStun S29aSe6; MdlIugG &RdS1 per tue CaSa
Frsigbs-Wheat loo Barley l2i kJs i5e 70 New ierh h
PneSh-ROuF Boston IL 70 Albany Idci 10 nsr
mports-2 600 bush Wheat 1900 bush Barley
hush RIVE Peas CaBal BIports31 beS hour Vp
Wheat 6Oo bush Corr 500 bush barney oVO oa'a he
b1sk. Peas. 80 IN
ST. LOUIS Nov 2S-Tobseeo &seslo 50 for Lugs; $40 20
Dark Leaf Cotton unchanged Flour dali With ony
Wheat declined a65c for Fa nothing Doing IN Rg
No Red Fall se9oc Ne Red Fs Sc 81 co. Choice "sls
IS Corn deepingi New NJ Eed 10 bulk 10 leoS &c
Old Mixed s3c Choice Old White zoe New White sSt9 S &C.
Yellow 93c Prime 70 Choice Old White We @e W Oa
heavy sc bsIt 496sis '.sls! Barley dell P@f H'oss
4 05, RnRcy 20.
Pork da go Dry Sailed Nests dali Sbouds" Ssss
Sides Ice Clear Sizes 6iO SuEarCured Hans 2c Ca.s
steady s30 Sc So Live Hogs dull 90 Issse Tor ge 70 a
heavy Recsp-Plour SD0 bblA Wbest nOO bush Coh ,'
bash Oats a. OOO Susb Barley 7Se bsshi Rye " eu'a h0E
CHio1so Nov 7aRISaRTs Lie 90 buyngj par selling Flour
95o 39ic 10 the Gerpoon unsettled 81 b9dso seueI
Dsoeber for No Corr dull aisle for No 81 in the serhees
seller December Tor No Oats 'aedeats dem. nd
sses OF No Al 3e 76c Barley 6r sales Of No
HishxiRs 9Ts PORK weak Tor hiurs delivery
sAss AZ x1sS29 cash. 81 seller January aud Pebrua Lard
l7e rsss MrAtShoulders iUo; Hams flc Short R6 Sos
l+e Des ogs good demand and srm 81 $l ana
Cattle anasr COsuon Good Cows and 50 SO
81 for fair to good Shipping. Live Hogs active and lever ~
q 50 for Common; 10 50 for RIa Prime BeeepIs-S5n 6hs
Flour bush Cora, n 900 bnsk OAs 6oO
bush RYE 7Us bush Barley - zoo Hogs ShpmeBl3 bes
Pour bush Wheat bush Corn 5t1 bush oIs HSo
so buSh Barley. sSOe Hogs Fgs" Inactive 'Sd s'"
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
pffgnuUar nsARg Hsra

LosDOs Nov 2s-iiL nCsosSs open a. So for bon
securities hrm United States Five
Tuss tOud 1861 50 iS05 81, 1851 t TeBPoTies NJ
IRE Rag1y shares 1 AEOA CSBtras got Atlantic Asd Great
Mstsn 7s4.
ivEEFeos: NcT Sii H-coi.sH opened STEADY; hlSdhaE
Lpnds III 0iA: hddng Orleans. tGUid Corn zyJ quarter
ser EurSpsss ksa Winter Wheat Si7 esnsaL Lard H eSt
LOsDoS koT. H-SOgaT, 3l5G5Se eSt Tor No. Dutch
SiSsdad o. ibs spot
PAKs. Nov 5Tbs Beurss opened quiet Rsnss 7t SSe
hsyEH Nov COR opened quiet and STEADY beth on spot ana
afosL
Nov aPsOeuu opened aus at COZ Sses for sas
IN
LONDON Eor. Isl mCoSsS p0s4t for bath money and the
anooUuL stocks sru Ene kAiway shares, 2ib
EAsEyOHT Nov UEsd states hVsssa eonds opeaed hn At
@Sl Tor tie i.sne VI 1864
Pans Nov The Bsurss closed dali Renes TIT tze
LsSDOE Nov 80 R.Conso close at ~ TOT both moneJ
SesFe quiet and steady United
states PsfSsny boUd si ior the De Of 1907 SO for The issue
81 lS5 sad et f9r 1851 IsBksrieA 49, ke Railway
shares zi lbsSis Oshtfss sSt Auaons and Great Western ~
LyKkPOOL. koy 1S<Jy mtooB closed steady Al I'D for
E2n0o belea
~ - SEk
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6inantiaL.

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bankers AND BROKERS' ASSOCIATION,
I'D NO. 10 BKOAD-ST
LOAN AND TRUST C0MPANI. 80.
PAID eOOViVVV
TRUSTBB8
NJ BRNRDICT O. r. BONNER
Pres't Gold IL Bark G. T. Bonner Co.
J. l. BROWEBLL T. 4. MARIOR
J. l. BroWnel Bro. JAMBS ID SMITH.
r n. MARVIN jameson, Saith 4 Getting
Marvin BroA & o. r w. MAkTfN.
T. B. STOUT r. W. Martha. IT,. Co
4 IIiekiusOR. JANIS b. COLGATE,
A. NJ PRRRIS TfsVsS CsgstS
An Perrl Bra RUFUS HATCH
MUSGRAVR No. II Brosd-st
HusKrsye& Co JOHN BONEBR
JOha Bspner 4 Co
TrsnAacis gsseral hsskiDg baEinesE
Receives deposits check right and allows ave per cent
Interest % balance.
Interest allowed deposits for sPeesed time pr sEr.snsut
JOHN BONNER President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
QroposaIs.
OyyIcE OF srPEKIST sHDESr or Construction
PosT-OTYICk AND COUKr' HOusH BulLDiSG.
Nxw.YOKK CTR, Nov. n, 1880

OyyIcH OF srPEKISr sHDESr CoSsrRUCTIoS J
PosTOTYICE A COUKr HOuss BUILDISd.
Ezw.IoKK err, Nov. II. 1850
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the ocs the Superintendent ant 10 O'clock Of the - day OF
D,csmber furnishing delivering at the site Of the building
dtso ( cAsuu bed plates ke for the oohslrue'
lion Of tue story Of the United States PosOhce and Court
House BudE Newiork City. All the castings must be SQUAD
smooth aud straight Of the beet quality Of pig metal and OF the
aud eight schedule and drawings Castings must
Nega schedule weight aud weight VII be PAID
for casting less section varying respect iron Tue
requirements Of the drawings be accepted -, s-..-
be planed
true drilled aud the enrs work Steamed OF aud aH'ou
a6nt elAIs manner -. 81 an.
Proposals u be made piece for the various castings as INC
entire work 10 he completed before the z dag Of JAnaA low
and he delivered repaired - .,,,,.- ~, Ill n.
The .ab'dsd among different bidders. od
ony ia the aggregate Payments ~ be made
and aoeptance BY the Superintendent
tea mar cant anti tbs completion Of the contract AZ
by penal Ia Of Fs hoas wv
the bLde perfrm the eontrsee " ~ M.
to Be the
dsre, where ths bidder The Department E
r ny ar al bids Jremed tor the interests ol ns
80 al AnJ bid eonarm 10 ever! Iespo
.sns1 viii not be considered neither vii any se
-n ,rv partI,s who themselves enRge e
Cast lron work. and who have not tue NECESSARY ~ ss WV
the Casngh o,.. L., coI.-oas
Proposals !" % 'A'' u T. HUIBURD, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The 10 Gold BONDS Of the Chicago, Danville
and Vncennes Railroad offered for sale at 95 and
accrued interest. They are $1oOO Bonds secured by
First Mortgage l4O miles of this rst-class road,
now nearly one-haf completed. They bear per
cent. gold. interest for 40 years. and only small
ratio to the cash value Of the property They create
an interest liability of 81 Paper each mile of road,
about one-third the probable net earnings These
facts added to the protection thrown around each
and every Bond combine to render these unequaled
Securities. We offer them with entire confidence
in their value and soundness
w. BAILEY LANG & Co., Merchants,
81 Cliff-st, New-YOrk,
Agents for the Sale Of the Bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

Having had all the papers and
documents relating to this loan ex-
amined by competent counsel and
pronounced complete and sufficient,
and having personally examined
the same, which we find regular
and perfect, and having had our
own engineers examine the road
and property, whose reports are sat.
isfactOry, we do, with the utmost
confidence and satisfaction, recon-
mend the EIGHT PER GENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH
AND DENVER CITY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY as a SAFE,
SURE, and PROFITABLE IN
VESTMENT, worthy the attention
of capitalists, investors, and others.
W. p. CONVERSE 81 Co.
TANNER 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


33iH bales Cotton. pkkA Aahoa
sbs Flour "a SOL susb Wheat % 23 lush Corn lO
Barley SO bash psIse.d Beans bnsh
Peas ~ bags Ce.s Meal ~ Rkg Baskwhsa Flour 80 6b Spirits
1urpeune lS bba POrk L3 Butter pkgs Chsese 1gl
81 Dried frut Az Dressed Hogs Copper
bb Whsty q bales COL sc bales H0pa Is Leather
9 bozes Tobacco IS bags Cotton seed ss uIEA
s6.reh. 1911 bsgs PsahsE lS4 pigs RehDed Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
THE MARKETS.

fCAreiaTJ repeated ts The TAIBuSEi
THURSDAY. Nov. IS. 1889
qusti Gaes Of Is bb 81 3dS7 62t for POt Pearls
nomiosL
COTTON-Thre has fair Of sales but the market
the buyer; sales Of
evening and 800 srvel OF which ~
aten export consumption q for specusOn for future
delivery V bales November 2tS 500 Dsosnbsr 2to 100 JaDuA
9{tc; 100 2ic; 100 February 2ia 200 March private
Low Madipg aud 100 bales strictly Low hdhng
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