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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
The COURTS.
TIE BUTLER WILL.

Gen. Benz. +. Butler, the executor OF the last
will and testament OF his brother Andrew Butler, filed
in the Surrogates Office the 10th of july statement
OF the entire assets OF his brothers estate in accordance
with the decision Of the Court Of Appeals The total
amount OF the assets reported good and coectable by
the executor is according TO his statement, Sl4227 &C.
Several OF the creditors Of A j. Butler, whose claims
dsallOwed by the executor have filed objections TO
this statement while others whose claims were allowed
insist that the executor has not rendered full statement
OF tthe assets that have into his hands, and that
some OF the claims that allowed by hun feti.
tious. The surrogate appointed Charles Price, esq,
Auditor TO take testimony and report upon these claims
mine the evidence Gen Butler the executor appeared
by his counsel Mr. Charles L. Miller. but the objections
made by the contestants having been withdrawn, the
matter left with the referee to make such report
he saw dt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
THE FALL BOOK TRADE sALE-srcosD DAY

The sale yesterday began with the large IN
voice OF Hurd Il HOughlOn, Lord BacOn's works In 10
volumes retailing at $50 the set brought t23 %; the
Uopsebold Edition of Dickens. 60 cents; the Riverside
PalfIeys New 81 50; SCOTS Poems. 62i cents
picfures of society illustrated. - Wats's Divine ana
Moral songs hound Turkey 81 25 Barbaulds
HYMNS i'm Prose same binding, price, HOw's For
est Pictures in the Adiroudacks, 81 70; Darleys
Sketches Abroad. q So The invoice of Allen
Brothers consisting mainly OF presentation books,
ANNALS and juvenile books, brought average
prices Mrs Sgourney's Poems, splendldly bound,
brought s5 Bethunes Female Poets "a, and krum-
macers Parallels translated from the German, IS. Next
followed the Invoice OF Little, Co. of Boston.
embracing a large collection of valuable works all OF
which were disposed OF at excellent prices Chares De
silver OF Philadelphia offered extensive invoice OF
school books and works OF reference. Hamilton anu
Clatks TRANSACTIONS OF the classics, Carkes Commenta'
rirs and other standard works, sold well. moderate
invoice of iscelan wOrksoteed by Iheo Bliss Co
of Philadelphia. followed by small lot from NICHOLS
d Hail. Boston, and heavy invoice or chndrens
books from Howe Il Ferry. For these there was great
demand The Lulu series brought 10 cents and Is cents
COmans SERIES the Alden series a. the Glen Morris
Stores 65, and Oliver Optics Works, in various Styles
from 20 90 Large numbers OF Polite Letter
Writers sold at II cents TO Rocky Mountain buyers
and California took away heavy invoices iOf FAIRY Iaes
Fables Gpsv Stories at prices ranging from 80 10 30
ceus Several hundred albums. bibles, small chrouOS
and SUNDAY school cards were next disposed or Inc
sale today will open with the extensive invoice OF
Claxton Remsen, and Haffehnger which includes many
usW publications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A FATHER SLABS HIS TWO SONS AND ATTEMPTS


A FATHER SLABS HIS TWO SONS AND ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE.
For some time past Joseph Bausert, resi-
den, Of Union Ill., n j. has been at feud WIN neip'is
OF his family. aud few weeks since was afreseu az
their instgation. a charge Of baving muruerou' i"
tions toward them On Thursday night ne ehgageo III
quarrel with his wife, and having become ABUSIVE "n
threatening was ordered Of the house Aiter lesN
ing he threw stones at the windows his eldest son. Johh
II pausert went ont Some high words followed; anu
R,usert SENIOR became enraged mat ne drew i@iso
iack knit, and plunged IL into the stodch ol MS eG IL
Grederrl me Younger then interiered 10 saw LIE
hrotber I'M before he could render any ny
t.ti'er s,hbrd him IN the stomach sac ana on tno
L. Tho sounded men were taken lnlo inc huuaS'
xHerc tLev yyers attended by Dr. De b1hIl Inc hss,i
ant ded and V as found shortly alefWsuds Ciuso
covercd yth blood. aud his throat cut ADOut .
Coroner White of HObOken, took the oepOsltlo VI t
erirk Bansert Yesterday. AS 10 was reared o t
~ the wounds that he would not survive unl
Tbe deposition reCaptuatiOn OF the idCts 10y
Gwen Coroner White committed the IatneI 70 th
Comfy ail to await the result OF the INJURIES VI tn
wouDded men The physicians expfesseu the oPlnioHs
Yesterday that but liant hopes OF ethe VI
ibe men recovering though they might nger LOT lew
DAYS Tie prisoner is about 50 years OF age ana u us
iixsJ i'm the me ghbOrhoOd because or his qarrelsOme
disposition As as the affair became known the
Greatest excitement manifested by the nelghDors'
and great Indignation expressed against bauserL
The family from Germany four years ago, ana nave
resided at Union Hill during the last three years.
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

Bonds First Mortgage the Railway tts Rosg ssocs.
Depo Machine Shops Lands AID ae entire property Of the Go.
p,oy.
The road III 500 miles length the only East aud West ue COS
Meeting Danve Ubana Bloomington aud Pekn the
line Eugrant This section hss been Justly named tho
Garden noted large agricultural and manufs
uzg products valuable mines Of coal The local badness
the line frscs paying road Ia addition the COMPANY
provide large through business having valuable
tons any road operation The line has lately
been consolidated Dsnve Road making
200 miles under management
At Tsdanspo with the Pennsylvania Central Baltimore
and Ohio Dsne With the Toledo.
wabash and Western and Pen With Peoria making tsoagh
Illinois connecting Philadelphia Es1Yor Boston, ssl
Ksokut Burlington omsha and the Far West
being rapidly constructed all graded and bged the
laying the Of mile day all the iron and large
amount Of rolling provided The whole road will be completed BE-
fore the ls Of January uert
average than $1,000 per mile convertible ato
the option Of the holder time and may be regis
tered In the Of the II desired
The the principal iaes Of Illinois selling
from above par nearly There reasonable prospect Of hs
distant day selling high either Of them
which makes the convertible clause valuable option
personally examined the road and consider the bonds
choice security therefore take pleasure recommending them IN
ves,ors profitable aad reliable large portion Of the loan has
already been sold. ....... ....
authorized Offer them for the present IS aud accrued In
currency the COMPANY eser'ug the right 70 advance the pues
without Al this price they pay 10 per cent ia eureueaer
the Invested 10 Governments Cold
all marketable securities in srehacge at highest nafss
ratsa Bonds forwarded By free OF charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

PRtpAT Sept lTHeceipts to-day 1868 Cattle tH sheep ana
12O Hog. III. trade the least from It's e
d.prsson Not Ce be sold but prees are even
weaker quality which acts usfivorabI some Of
sell STATE add Illinois lots are e
10 20 over until Monday The offerings Of fresh Cattle were US At
Commuupsw OnehuBeitAst and 1872 al Weehissen Az 9e
former Mace T. Araners $50 10 medium y 1ot CIV" I
sold l3d5c With ss quite thin At e and SINAI
number the l6s lot Of u Ch-rokees % cS
brought n al2e with liz Illinois 81 est, at lc
Pat aSm In fact all kinds 60 on
,r,tt, veil od,y Tue offerings 4th st cars at Com
muup,v Hudson Cv Sales the former place oy Hape
Klo ssd91 10 h6c 10 Of 100 ~ &c lls sheep
md Lamb,a 81 JtGs5 each lJ5 Virginia Sheep 70 n al 5ic
81 stat Lamb. 81 n DC Of s. D. and l1J CaaAi 50 % at
&C. Nth a state 81 ~ a. 9tc - -, =, i.
sold 80 Lambs 81 n at Dc ~ Of 5 n SIC 81 car
si 81 ~ 9 aud 100 Of 6717J D. Pie Also !" state snee9 -
~ st6c ...--.. =. .. IS,
CommunpE BELLS Piiecct soi go Ohio sheep e D At 5ie
90 Of - ~ Of u u and 100 al N N At iic
&c. with scaat supply reported 90 me ROAD
Sales alive STATE 2O n lOc, and Illinois l0S u. a. Otc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
FAMILY MARKETS.
or LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK

-, .... FEIDAr, Sept II, 1859.
The autumn changes begin be the markets stuff
passing away Winter fruits birds and vegetables taks their
places Rhonng dowu bet the ht change to advances Wills
hens are oun dealers the back the Fresh
tsh have heen and high for fortnight Pheusn there
mach snail Try" the that the larger instead
the batsa hook IL unfortunate that the pse the hsh the
are caught As cool weather hrtn Of butter be laid 10
lawns of5c m bought from first hands Fruit Is plenty bat
another week up peaches puns while
eereasns Genuine Canon. Mission grapes Offering hoe H.
CoBcos l0c the side
corners up ie isr the largest Fulton market clusters The hne
Crawford peaches sell at ~ O1S1 basket Coarse beef and thin
mutton are both cheap whole liver bought
TO- More game bird, are added 20 the poultry st Among the
blei etu4 boston cauhose se high zach Tho grocer
interest," hhs stsfted ~ rs The Bsrtdh Gr0r
which promise. give ANALYSES OF all the eing article. food
IAas protect 1he public snSt be uaaI aduIeoas VI Qsggegi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
THE CUSTODY OF A CHILD.

An application has been made to Mr.. JUS
tice Csrke sitting the Supreme Court Chambers by
Catharne Barton the mother Of William Robert Barton
age three and half to have the latter brought
fore the Court habeas corpus and to her Gus
tody and She alleges that the child has been forc
bly, taken from her by her husband who is OF unsound
mind incompetent TO properly for IT, and who has
hefetofore abused and threatened 10 kill and further
that previous TO his abducting the child he had twice
made applications to Judge DAILY, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas be awarded the custody OF the child
OF which applications had been denied the child having
been remapded 70 her custody and in each
owing TO the absence OF counsel the adjourned
70 Friday next the child IN the meanwhile remaining in
the custody OF the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
A NEW HOSPITAL.

The cornerstone of one of the buildings of
the ne Roosevelt Hospital will be laid IN about ort
night. This hospital. when finished according TO the
plans Of the architect will consist Of buildings and
VIII occupy large portion Of the block bounded by
Ffty-elghth and Fifty ninhss, Ninth and Tenhayes.
The building contracted for, and in course OF con-
sructiOD located 28l feet west from Nnthave 1t will
be OF brick consist OF three stories and basement and
space Of 56x70 feet Its estimated cost is $751;
90. Mr.. Carl Pfeiter, who designed the German
Hospital ia the architect The funds IN charge Of the
Trustees Of the Roosevelt Hospital with accumulated
interest, now amOupts 10 nearly 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
LIQUOR SAMPLERS IN TROUBLE.

Charles Durivier. an importer of liquors at
No whitehsst, yesterday caused the arrest OF Chss
Fenton United States gauger. Lawrence Brennan and
William wendalI. employed by Fenton. who super
Intending the sanpling Of brandy part Of the Of
vessel lying at Pier No. 3, East River. The men, by
OF their Instruments withdrew nearly quart OF
liquor from each cask. although scarcely gill was used
in filling the sample glass. They were held TO bail IN
A{eO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported or TnH TnBusp.I

,sun. fRiDAI. Sept H. 1869
AhHESPo are 10 moderate demand steady .s is hhs
- J4dS7 t2.. Pearls are dul aud nominAL
BEESWAN-Tbee has been fair business IA Y.lov Weston ssA
i2gc. "h N"' SAVE ''V'' A." A''
BOSR-We note sales Of ~ tons Rio Grands Shin AZ s9o
BhSILbS without thsngs The demand Is s ouste
al rom 4Oc 10 81 30 for Americaa GRAY aud White " -
BkOOMS AND BROOM CORN-TLe demand Ls bsen oo,, for
boons ~ S4be3 tozsn Broom Com n esdg atgS for
Nv NleL Is arriving n small lots, Ola nov out of tb
BUILDING hAILblALS-Ihe general ton. vi tie ualst remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
THE LATE ABORTION CASE.

To the Edftor or The Tribune.
SIR: After full investigation in the case of
Mrs. Shay, which the Of Dr. Augustus Wohorth
mentioned we are happy TO say that his connection
with the case IN every perfectly honorable and
that shade of suspicion can be attached To him.
WM. SHINE, Nj. D., Deputy Coroner.
JOSEPH CUsHMAH, NJ. D., Deputy Coroner.
Coronsrs 0ce No. II CITY Hail. Neo York. Sept H. 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
FALSE WHISKY BOND.

Stephen and Frank Kenney were brought
before Commissioner White, and held in 1000 ball. to au
swer charge OF executing false and fraudulent bond
for the release OF quantity OF seized whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TfsVTf and KdTT0adA
ssHI q bbls Flour 800 bale. Cotton l9 $50 bush wh,
1 lp, Corn 6JsJl bush Oats 666 bush Malt $50 buh Grass
Seed y. bash PiI Seed lgnsh Beans 26 hnh Peas 6 bb
hednec Petroleum IS bba Rosn 30 Lard u CASKS Ashes 80
ts ses 4f3 pigs Butter f37 boIes Cheese IS bb Tao~
~ pays Dried Pus bills Copper Tbbs WHISKY 600 bbls Egg
2l bass Wool l2 baes Hops $50 sides Leather Hides a
hhds foto 30 boIs and Tobacco bb Moasse, Is
Rice 40 s0iss stsreh3 pEgA Bees-ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

subsequently made AFFIDAVIT that one Peter beck n
gave him the note to pass. promising that 10 case nc
passed H. be should have 81 for his trouOe. teteI
arrested and brought before the Commissioner Dut w.,
the charge he was remanded TO jail. and feVer was ~
cha road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
Financial.

RRIk RliLRo,p, GssEHAL ovycss Nav Yoax Sept 1904
Y'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HoLDkRs Of 'bs Ers Railway COMPANY Tor the election Of
the meeting will be held at the Once Of this Company OF
Eighth aud Twenty third st. the 18th day Of October The
polls will be 81 IL o'clock aud continue ill o'clock
y. OF that day.
The hooks closed this day will be sopsned for snser
the 18th day Of October ant tue stock thereafter he registered the
Farpefl md Trust NompAlH II n OrlN- hefeLArH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

Money easy call to brokers al per CENT oou
orotoi n.ner was In more active demand, and prime
names were done at per cent The prosperous con
dtion OF the Fall trade has created an active demanu
and there was good inquiry for the notes OF leading
houses At the close OF bank hours the sharp decline III
the stock market caused moro active demand loi
money which continued until after the close Oh o"nA
hours. - .. o,o,atio,s.
Sterling Exchange is dull and weak at quotations.
London, co days. 1Os; london. sight, 1881 Lohuoh
(prime commercal co days, iO7iSl07i PARIS iohg,
52Ia5 20; aParis short. 51ss S5l7i; Antwerp. 'Eza
a5.2li; SWISS 522b65Ni Hamburg, 953e56s; Ains'er-
dam. 4OIo4Os; Frankfort. 4oIef02i Bremen ''""os'
Berlin 7Os 9TOl.
The transactions of the subTreasury today we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
TRIAL OF ALLEGED coUNTERFErrERs.

Philip Becker was, some days ago. brought
before Commissioner stilwello on charge o. passing
counterfeit so note and was held for trial He having
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAS.-Secured
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro.
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 49, miles and earning more than enough 10 pay The
interest on this nec loan. This loan runs 80 years
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co., No. 80 Exchangeplace, and NJ.
X. JEsUP & Co.. No u Pine-st, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Sept. 17-P. N.

Gold opened at 1864, sold at 13Gi@13GtO
1861 and closed at lSial6i The Assistant Treasurer
sold to-day 100000 gold TO complete the million adj
vertsed for sale yesterday. The bids amounted TO 81 $780,
900 The following were the awards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
nOugSTic MARKETS

Pmt.paLPst, Sept I-Colton Miius. oO93le Flour
' s.s." % % s9ses S'p El: @ RE 81 af
We,' Con s s .s f w ~ s' P. ws,Sp
Cru, unhauEd Refined ng9c Coffee sad ao,e, unhsBSsd
S %E., i I.ess and H as%a rIA ''
BALTEOEs Sept lIcotOa "a, 10. asdns, nOSasl S
3 4. s,%y g s. ss c :. N
Ws,,sru sapsraas s6Ss6 -; Do Brtr. IS sOasT as
E q SS1. wS P S, sS SHGss s Rye rye
Mes, Po ia sJ10sJt Bacon arm des.ni beiy, RIB SIDE,
L.. g ae,c, Sfl ~ zoe S %biy Sai " 81 Ss
no Sept REs. & i s 1 g. 10 fl g. %
6ebi az Regular 81 m Amber 81 D. Cora taI At Sac Oats
Sep. l1goa, s sq2 . $3.50 rs wy, wss ,s5
Ei r. H. o rbsos... Of iSs bids At s7ssa Plo,
visions anea,nssd WHISKY aLn at e. nes a. -, ,.,,,. ~
Red 1cs 10 - s9ic corr .dy,aess No sle steady
o'rsso Sept rear steady .od qosh.os sale. q so ~.
White. ssSsts y iSf Double BIr Wheat qgist sO9aay
ss.u: . c SaS s 6o 'a a op a sSo
o. g. S' 90% ~ Iie' Corr Rye S %T' Bs SI.1
e YswYo Lumber s1a5 he Hul.oU Railroad PrsSht. on
potts. 90 bush wheat. barley rye tosO
@ Of Lumber C.ual stOOrts4cOo bush Wheat 1900 bush
TTy,.Io = sept -R.c.ip,,Four 900 Ss. Wheat, q 900
bush Corn 5000 bush Freight, aS'. wst lsc Corn l.c
90 Pc .,.,,.S S az. $40 ba,h Red Toledo AZ 81 5:I is 90
Su.a az DO = s. 5sssl So bush M",as,s cS
poor 10 aso S Sho' per- sample, %as %
Rye nominal sGtl o. Barley nominal Seeds - 75fSt IS
Timothy according condition. Market quiet High
vines duh retail lot. 81 1891 H. POrs aud Lard doll and
changed
ClsclssAr Sept lT-Four unchanged Wheat quiet and
changed Rys arn sl1Sl o. Barley
with bu little ofeng Tobacco dm anl good demand
hhds Whisky unsettled With demand Offer
PORK held go LaTi unsettled With demand
offered Bulk Meats unchanged BaecnA limited jobbng
trade Oayi shoulders ae sides ioelsc Money active Er
change dull
CLsrELAsp Sept Wheat drner aud siyanced L.
a tl -; No % 30 . White.
No red at 2
quiet At O5 for No 9Od9Se. tor No 2 Barley nominal
Lows T-robacco unchanged Cotton nominal
steady Supsane 81 9OAS5 IS Extra - 1855 50; Double BI
81 4Od So Treble BI 90 IS Choice Fapcy Family 50 IS
ds8 IS Wheat dull Spring 81 O. No Red FALL Sl O7asl II;
No Red Fall Sl 21Sl 49, Choice 81 2o9sl % White 81 Is
III ~. No White 81 90 Choice al 3D. Corn arm 85c
Mixed bulb zoe for Choice White s7aso for MIsd 10 sachs
9tc Choice Yellow 9tG98e for Prime Fancy white
Spring 81 10 Prime 10 Choice Fall 81 3S9tl 30 Ohio Fall 81 81
bJJGsn IS Dry Sailed Shoulders lac Bacon setve Ice Cor
shoulders l3c Tor Clear RIB aud 9c for Clear Side, Liant heavy
la for and 200oe Tor key. Cattle steady hat unchanged
bills Flour 10000 bah Wheat $500 bush Cou 10
bush. oas 400 bush. Barley 200 bush Rye.
BUFFALO CATTLE iMARKEr-SEPr. H.
Catle-Recep 200 head Prime In dominl at k3qx3
lower qualities dull aud fat Sheep aud Lambs good cmand
quotations Hogs demand Tor heavy mostly shipped throug
rec moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

The National Currency Bank, corner of broadway
and Wall-st, Is this day paying premium OF per
cent for D. and 10 dollar notes either Greenbacks
OF NatiOnal-Sept. H. 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
BROOKLYN WATER AND SEWER BOARD.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Water Board
Yesterday the President VIM Fowler, presented his
report Of the dOings of the Board since April last He
states that 1t was found practically impossible repave
Of the except under the direction OF Special
Commission appointed by the Legislature. showing in
proof OF this that FnltOnave., which had been re-
paired by the city authorities some ten years ago the
had been paid. the property owners
resisting the being before the Court OF APP
peals The report shows that Clinton and Unl0nss ana
Bedford and Fourthaves being paved under the d.
recon OF Special Commission. OF the quality OF pave
the Scrimshaw concrete, on Montaguest IS re-
ported unsuccessful and further bids for have been
rejected by the Board The Fske concrete pavement on
Ivlngsons found satisfactory and the street is to
be finished Ii claimed that the value OF property on
the streets which have been repaved has greatly IN,
creased Atautc-st is 10 be paved with Nicholson ana
Belgian payements and bids are invited for the pave
of Flabushave from Fultonave TO the grand en-
Prospect Park. FultOnaye. from the county
Court Bedfordav is also being paved with the
improved granite pavement The following ls INST OF
the repaved and the quality OF pavement used;
COBBLE SrOSR-Nesonst. BoBdst HoJst Neynsst, ImaJ,
Heksst, kensenst
BKLaIAs PAvEMRETCOlunbisst Remsenst, South OIost,
Aisaicst iin part, Unou.st
GRANrE-BRoADwAI PAvENBST.-Fulton-ave
HIcOLsaS PAyRNESTPeepOntsL P0rtand2Ve, FirstpRee.
SchermeThout.. AtIsntie-st Qn part.
A. MILLER PAvEsKST.-JOralemOn-st, Cumberlapt-St
CoxCRKrA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Scrmhawl, Lvngstonst
PSkel
The amount asked for and appropriated for street
cleaning is the last year. and the streets are
the amount OF less than threeQuarters OF mil
lion OF dollars has been contracted for and the amount
be paid for the work is less than SOOOO she appropr
made by the Legislature for the sewer fnnd being
two million dollars The following table is given:
Amount Of eonirAets'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

RIIOwEs d MACY, Bankers the same as an ncorpo-
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st.. New-York -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having it all times subject to check
demand. can do 50 by deposting with this bank
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

we are requested 10 give notice that the Buchanan
county Loan OF Messrs. Tanner a Co is closed.
me subscription to the loan OyeHuning the amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
,,y vopv nAuy TRJRUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER TO- loo9

dealers We hope to see II fairly dooe. With no
hyorite houses GO have good samples In readiness.
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
R,,,d wheat n. Bal0l Crackers. Bost.. .io1i6I
Biscuit, milk, 10. l6alsl Butter. ''19lo,
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND kG'
p,,,s, ,-iue N spd55I Cheese, 6ne-. .B1lol III
en- ~ f,;, 9s6i5l Com. TO fair. .l51lsI
ConL,n, '' SVly15 Pot. cake......3O 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

The Semi Annual interest of the Bonds of the DAN
VILE URBANA BLoOMINGToN, AND PEKIN RAILROAD
of Illinois, which will be paid in gold Oct l. is equiv
aent to reduction in their price (95 and accrued in
terest in currency of over one per cent.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers If Nassau.st