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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-18
SEPTEMBER l8, 1869-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.

GREAT INvEsTMENT-THE SEVEN PER CENT
"A gold loan Of the kansas Pacific hallway, secured ~
gage upon highly successful railroad In rapidly mpov
market ns xsaess Me.s ens pAssES ss Ss' MORGAN
Exchange place. and NJ X. JEsuP CO, IL Pine street
ssEssMENr.-rHE IMPERIAL MINING COMPANY.
S LEES Nv SSs
bowERY, stSE soUfhS EST CORNER CANAL STREET
SIX RoS SfNv pvE rs vn po SH
Money deposited now win draw interest from oe'Oberi
Bank from 70 70 8 and also in the evenings
Bank book. in English, I. a.rmsn and French;
SEYMOUR A. BuNcR. sec'y. Z. A. QuINTARD, Prst
roIN SECURITIES
e JOHN B. MURRAY. II Nassau street.
+ RAILROAD BONDS,
THE ST LOUIS AsH 81 SissSSsl RAILROAD co
Interest and principal payable IN gold Ia, :,
At the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF the oily OF
Principal payable year. from date in United
Bonds dated Sovem ef @ 1885,
Interest payable In like gold of May
In each year. at the rate Of six per cen,
Price s7h, and accrued interest in currency.
The farmers Loan and Trust the stees for
the bondholders and only the custodian OF al the
and he
only a. the road approaches completion in accordance with
These bonds secured by first and only mortgage
tho road road bed rolling stock including engines cars
coaches depots lands franchises aud property OF all kinds
which the company now own may hereafter possess
Length Of road TN miles.
The COMPANY have up capital 81 100000
Issued: io0oooo
500 00 already sold The balance offer for SALE
T, RNER BROS, II Nassau street.
TANNER h CO.,
Bankers
4S Wall street,
Fiscal Agents of the Company.
With the utmost satisfaction recommend these first
vesmepts, and will furnish pamphlets, and all lntor
nation that be desired. TURNER BROS.
TANNER co.
TyOR sALE-NEw YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS
IL and bonds, Insurance. Bank, 0asght and Manufacur
ocks also large variety of Railroad Bonds and other
Securities paying good dydends at low rates for invest
ments, BY ALBERT H. NlCOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 43 Pine street.
N B-A securities dealt in at the New York Stock
Exchange Boards receive special attention. has been the
custom with this house for many years.
LIRsT AN D SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED.
II JAS. L. KEMPER
No. 2 Pine street.
NOLD COIN BONDS OF THE ROCHESTER,, N Y,
" Water Works Company for SALE At eighty cent fat
JOHN b. MURRAY, II Nassau street.
M 50 broad street,
Circular Notes Circular Letters OF Credit for travel
ers also Commercial Credits, available In all parts OF
Europe.
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MIIT.INERY AND DREssMAKING

NINE. MAURIk, iu1 WEST Tw ENTY- SECOND STREET.
wi corner OF sixth ayeDue.-Motes Lnerres perfect Mt
ting guaranteed brrt Cd ss Work solicited from
a few more select families.
Opening NG-MosCHcowITz RUSSELL, WILL orES s
~ at 63 Ninth srcct and No Clinton place on hc rt
September asrgc and elegant assortment o. rr'nei raw
90 BOND sTEEEr.-A MiLLTNER CAN ia Inn
20 ior FLOOR Fart only, ~ eonneciioh WIN vac uS~
DAklpS establishment VI Messrs NJ. A. farfain * CO.
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HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.

L,OR sALE-A BROWN HORSE, 10 HANDS, 7 YEARS
old warranted sound ana kind, with light rhss.on
Apply TUOhEY's stable lS East third street. to
WA. PARKER, a Walker streee
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Having had all the papers and
documents relating to the 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 CENT
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. u. CONVERSE IL Co.
TANNER d Co.
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Assn MID PuRyKyoRs oTyIcs. WASHINGTON c.
Dee. d, 1863
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOT
TLEs-Proposa viii be received this Once until y IN, anu
ay Ih 1870 for the purchase Of quantity Of empty liquor and
medicine bottles via:
10000 quart LIQUOR BOTTLES
600 wdemCuth MEDICINE BoTHBS Of assorted slcs aud
eolors. They be~eeu any time aths once
The ahoyeIAned Bottles new have been ueJ Hhu arc
packed n barrtls and boxes
Terms cash, With immediate delivery . 800,
G. SUTHERLAND
Asst Med PuueTor BTL-CVL U. A.
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PROPOSALS,


L. s ORpS,SCE AGESCY, cor Houston and GIeenesA,l
Ehtfsnte Greece At tP q. Boz l,Blb Z
SEw.lORK, November "a, 1909.
DROPOSALS-SealedP Proposals Qn duplcate)
will received this once until the hOnr Of on the 2ld
DAY December 6g Tor purchasing from the United States the ioo"
ing Ordnance Stores 20 Wit
% O0O Enfield Rned Musket eaL 81, new
1000 u. \. Flutock Mnskets, cal %, seIvetable
5000 Remington CarbiDes, cal ~ new.
ISL Stars Army Pistols, cab ~, new
5000 Cavalry Sabers foreign, srryieeable .
5000 Cavalry SAbeTsaiOD tntclats unstfueeabe
$500 pounds Mammoth Powder, Is bArGes and 10 bVIea
g. pounds Cannon, $50 DauelG
$500 pounds huthe, % barrels
1900 pounds Mortar, 1871 barrels.
1000 pounds Ride 29 barrels and II boIes
- 800 pounds Mixed. 81 barrels and 200 boIe.
25OGpouncs Mined, from brokenuD ammunition. $500
The Ordnance Department The tight 10 reject all bids not
deemed satisfactory Prior 10 the acceptance OF bid II s have TO
be approved by tie Navy Department Terms cash 10 Government
fandA Al sItrs charge for all packing bones
Tie powder hand Charleston Arsena the hhock mnets AZ
Beneca Arsenal Cal The balance Of the articles New York
Il bids the point Of delivery. The powder viii
only delivered magazines Thirty days will be allowed for
Proposals viii he addressed the Undersigned aud
be Ddorse Proposals for purchasing ordnance stores"
Samples can BE- At this agency
For llrtbef iu'opmatioi apply tO'tbe undersigned
6igaedl CRSPlN,
Breye! Colonel s. A., MAior Of Ordnance
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9i6iSmo 4otitts.

NATIONAL TKsr CoHPAsr CIr oE HHw YoHE
REw-lOhg Dec. 10. 1853.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
~ Of this Company have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
CENT free Of Government Of the earnings Of the past
months payable and amer The third day Of JruAI neIt
Transfer books viii be eod and the 2oh at unit, Jan
Is7n 'JAMEg MEKIELL seetetarL .
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DuunpEAN MARKETS.


$1,000. nee IN n am-The following the opening prices
- Al The RIehanre today: Copsos for Money Wt Consos
,st eJi d92l United FiTeTWsntT Bonds 1867 coup
p.5 states FyeTweuty Bonds 1862 old Bit United H..
1900, porJ. 1861 United States 1enFories, COUP o.
es'r2, shares 2O Illinois Central Railroad shares svl
tKHPooL Dee lO-ll o. Cotton opened Heaei s a. M5
s,s,s on Yesterday via lii for MdnR Upsbds snd 70 rg
slsS Orleans The The Neek have been 3'O 20 s
ne 40 jor export 5000 speculation leaving ~ lgsp IL
trade The oek port including on ts Urd
sui Al $40 bales 81 which 2O we're mroIe III nor,s wers
Hates The total receipts Of cotton for the wees .I a. Sea
"a COO hales on which i6OOO from Amsra be 49, The
Sg g. M rort n 400 bses which I8l are -
Manchester Is iulN
-sntsl Tor California White SIS Tor No Red Westn ~ o
Nyrt,r. the eesuts ofWbea three days nave OeeA '
from the United STATE ptes 79f Pc
BassHs pee l0-Peroeun opened and closed q"e' 'e' "
thalers Ctoats .r.l e,osaA opiet Yesterday al
l5msfc bAncOs 3 scnlihngr ..ol erp "a 5av stelIEr
1 D.e lO-l n m-Cou.ols s24. for oo1h money anu w.
LeNIoH sse1res qnoied follows United STATES
sds 1902 So old 8i 1861 S6i IenFertes OFT
800 a. Cannon Resin, elL y cwt - -
ss Dee closed qVe Eeutes IS Tanos VI ecu
g. - An srot aud seoat. Low
.S Des t:90 D. M -Cousols closed %! for money and w
a2 M N, account United FveTweuy bonds 1861 20
M old gS 1861 CO., Ten Fortes 81 Stocks qnet bIe s
Cenrss 9l; Atlantic and Great western ~
ItykKpoo Dec lO-4J COiOu closed sieauyi MH1dus ~
land. IlsJ Mdng Orleans, I'D sales Of the gay lzy
Dee ia-4sl D. closed a. follows; MllihH
IoSDoS Dee i0-Cacuta Loseed dull Lrseed oil quiet Sn'
.,al, Rsf ned Petroleum. 80 gallon lao" du "n
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Corporation nutit,s.

CosNIs.IoSERs FNIGEATIoS STATEl
OENEw.loRK, NEN.lOKK, Dee 1869.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS The under
,gr Committee 81 the of Asylum
Island he treatment Of insane persons wiTee plans there
su psus presented before The 3hust The plans
he designed 10 Accommodate patients be- by es
mate TIE cost building All Information 10 reference 70 the
Auu H. location obtained from the Superintendent Of
warns The time q meeting Of the Asylum Committee for the
OF will b. asceTiand from tho Supeueu
Emigration az Castle Garden. The Of
be paid plans which be adopted the Committee
.,Ig lie however reject ard all plans presented
GULIANC YBRPLAhCK, President
CYRTS H. LOUTREL.
PHILIP BSSlNGER
RICHARD OGORMAN, Committee.
ISAAC r. SMITH.
FREDERICK kAPP,
T. MCELKOY,
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COMPANIES CAPITAL STOCK
S10.000.000,

to which nearly $2,O00,000 is sub
scribed and paid up by local sub
scriptiOns, which amount has, and
is being expended on the road. The
Company have 100000 acres Of
superior land Immediately adjoin-
ing the line. This was a grant d.
rect from the US. Government to
aid the Company i'll their work, and
at the Government price OF ~ 90
per acre, has a value Of S4,O0O,OOO,
while the loan is only $500, 600
and is the only debt against the COM
PAM.
The issue Of $1,000 of these
Bonds is all that can be issued by
the Company.
Bonds sent and packages received
free Of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds. We offer these bonds
at the low price Of S97 so and ac-
crued interest III currency, with the
reserved right to advance the price
without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and infOrma-
ton furnished on application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
tive investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. p. CONVERSE 81 Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 Pine-st., New-York.
TANNER d Co.,
Fiscal Agents,
30 Wall-st., New-York.
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n A., Heap ssi ASS nds' LeneI ssas & Eco
Shores sBa Tobacco, lH bags S""Ae NV 'i' S''
PesBHt
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CiTr ~ NEu.YORK DErARrsEsT % FINANCE, }
BruElU on Tuu RECEIVER TAXEs, CoURT House., PARK
q CHAHBERs-sr., Dec c, 1863
ITO TAXPAYERS.-NO is hereby given
that an additional PER CENT will be added the 18th
n,t 10 All unpaid ryous that DAY On the 1T Of January
os g interest per cent will be added 10 lie cal
eusl ron tsy October 1862 to the date Of payment
BERNARD SMITH Receiver.
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EIGHT PER GENT GOLD.

The undersigned, as representa-
tives of the ST. JOSEPH AND
DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY, have the honor to
offer for sale the
$1,500,OO0
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAYABLE IN GOLD
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD CO.,
Bearing Eight per Cent interest in
Gold, Free of Government Tax,
secured by a first and only mort
gage on the railway, which runs
from st. Joseph to Fort Kearney.
Total length of Road 271 Miles.
Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $l3,5OO per
mile on completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mOrtgaged.
Trustee for BondhOlders-FARM-
Frs LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY OF NETWORK.
This line of Railroad is the Ex-
tension of the Hannibal and 81.
JOSEPH Railroad, aCith its connections
North and East, and the ST. Louis
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, with its
connections NOufh and East, both
lines cOnrerging at 81. Joseph, and
connecting at once arih the ST..
Joseph and Denrer city RGilrOad,
running Vest MrOugh Eastern Kan
sas into the heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting wih the Union Pacific
| Railroad at the City Of Fort Kear-
ney, masking the shortest route hnOwn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August ID, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City of New-YOrk.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 18th Of February and August
III each year, at the rate OF ElSnt
Per Cent, Free of Government Tax,
in New York, London, and Frank
fort -the-Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents
ON $1,000 BOND.
In New-YOrk, $40, gold.
In London, is Is. Id.
In Frankfort-On-the-Main 100 flor.
On $500 bond, One-half these
amounts respectively.
The Bonds are in denominations
of 81, 900 and $500. They are Cou-
pom Bonds, but may be registered
in the owners name at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, and, by
the surrender Of the Coupons, can
be converted into a Registered
Bond, with interest payable to the
registered owner.
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finantial.

.finantial.
EOR SALE. .
II CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS,
ALSO,
LARGE VARIETY OF INSURANCE STOCKS
OTHER SECURITIES. INCLUDING CITY, COUNTY,
AND
RAILROAD BONDS OF LEADING COMPANIES.
PAYiEG LARGE RATES OF INTEREST ON TIE INVESTMENT,
ALL OF A FIRST. CLASS CHARACTER,
AND
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES BY
ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONEBR,
No. 43 PIEEST, ~ Y.
RAl Securities not dealt in at the NewlOrk stock Exchange
special attention as as been the custom with this house
Ter man Years.
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nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il UNITED STATES sad BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 23d osVey mouth:
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt T. L. TEkLKPAUGH. November ~
NORTH AMERICA. CAPT G. b. SL0cUN December a.
ABRRIMACK. Capt WIEN. January -
T.s. ,pssdd steamers call at ST. Thomas
Para Bahia and Rio De JanerO nd returning For
engagements Of freight or passage, apply 70
wa. r. GARRISON. Agent No Bowiuggreen NeN.YorE
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL THB CROMWELL LINE.
steamships Line will leave Pier No g. North River, t3ocOei
.. m : follows:
GRO WASHINGTON eager. .sATuRDAY. December u
MARIPOSA .Kenble. SATURDAY. December 10
Freight 81 LOUIS Mobile and Galveston a. through
rstts CABIN passage. $50.
n. b. CROMWELL 4 Co. No Sc WestsL
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
IL sAyASHAH-TRI.wBBKLY LINE - ,u
The Ing steamers will leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH week after arrival Of the NeSlork steam
ships and The North Eastern railroad train:
PILOT BOY, finland Route) every SUNDAY MohNIN"' al
o'clock. - -. .-..,..o - ,.,
CITY POINT FRIDAY EVENING at o'clock.
Through be had Of all Charleston and Savannah steamship
line Agencies n NeN-iork. 1900.
w J. D. AIKEN 4 Co.,
Charleston.
J.. J. GUILMARrIN & Co,
a Savannah.
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Guan Sttamrrs

II S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at O'clock precisely
BON Pier No. North River
hORRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams. December l6
COLUMBIA Capt r. Van December ~
EAGLE Capt NJ. K Greene Via Nassaul December 80
'""Nh1' T-sN -''' no BoEhng.Ereen
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNAm,,-lkllGSnniGan 10
y Copntv THE STATE rfIatone TiB AIIORNEl
rs THE President AND DIRECTORS OF THE BY bAnA Ur
CoiIiMBI A-Oder for Publication Of Notice 70 Settle Accounts
motion Chamberlain Attorney General ~ Si'S give
Receiver aboveBamed babs,
nn,ie appopment Of said Bank ADD that be I
In said notice hat against SAID Bank aud a aeus cue
sane be ,ett ed within DAYS from The date 81 1 o'e
notice 10 be Published daily successive weeks N 80
p1n and one newspaper Baltimore sud one 10 New letA
"I"O''1' '' Wv " L. BOOZBR Judge fhh CitIiI
Al Chambers Columbia s. c. November It, 10Y ann, C, a,
STATE On Sof Carolina. RichicHd Comfy y; D. he a. 49,
the Cont of Common Pleas for said county 90 eeIlY w.
preedpg mage contains copy Of The "ide ot re-
lie AtOtte
dent And Directors Exchange Bank Of ColamOl1 q ~ ~,
In t,stnouy whereof hereuro s my band ana
Office al Columbia ths 2oih day q NoVsm9'T a. ~ o.
Pursuant 10 the above order Of the Hon beo1 Jads l
Cicu c. appointing the undersigned Receiver OF 'pt .Iit
RAM az Conmb notice IL hereby 10 al persons bans
g,n IN, aid Bauk they le presented ana proven
Buy 4ls' '"' '"'N " Vs. e. II. BALDWIN Receiver
q
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAwAHNA. AND WESTERN RAlLho

Ds.s in S.yk foo, OF arclayst aud Chrsophertt
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing aoNpAl nor p! ioo'
TRAIN connecting DenTlle with bo0nton brtns
At Dov nh Chester Branch Waterloo With Sussex fi An
dover and Newton Washington With the D. L. and W. r. Tor
Bend aud all points OF the Lack
awanua aud Boomsburg aud Delaware aud Hudson K RdS ,
m LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops AZ Newark Aorrs
town Dover HakettsOwn Washington Pbpshug and bor con-
meets a, Phpshurg with Bel Del r. r. for Beiere &e td Az
v f. r for Bethlehem Anentown Maueh CHUNK ara
NilAesbArre.
EASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover VIII Chsstr H. H. 6
and a Waterloo with Sussex K X
6na ~ aud SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 30 aud and 30 $40 $40 $40, on sN
and D. SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
im n $50 and $50 ,. 10 MORRlSIONS ADD laene'ae
stations z--,,,.,
For NEWARK $50 7:3 $50 $780, 1920 H. 1870 80 m
l. 2 2:3p $780, 3io $3.50, 40 3:lo, 5;io 6;o 49, ~ sOO
For BLOOMFIELD aud MoSTCLAtR, a. 300 II 10 "a ~
ami 6:lO N. = SCiiOS H. AssbIaA' S-p'''1''SN'A"
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ATEWARK AND MEAN. YORK RAILROAD.-

NEWARK AND NEW-10RK RAlLROAD'-
~ DEPOT in NETWORK. Foot Of Liberty st., North River
ca and amer MONDAY Aug 90 1862 passenger trains "i run
follows: -. .r,,r.- =.
sis GAS $40 9:45 OS0 40 NJ l22S $50 f'V WV
sI5 rs I $40, 8:3O, 0.40, l0:45, ll:3O m 80
LBivB NETWORK FOR WEST BERGESSM az 90, 49,
LEAVE NETWORK FOR NEWARK-At S4s e;Ja SSs 20 80;
ais as $40 9:,S 1870 ll:O m l2;iS D. S1' :" Wv
3 rs 5:l5 6 6;25 = $40 s;3D $50 lo:t5 l;SC p m
" ''''' WV y 49, y r. n KICKER, Superintendent
a. p BALDWIN Gss Passenger Agent
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BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-DEC no.
CatReoepts week ARR head; market quiet aud steady sales
head at JGI3e for TO good 8Ga3e for e1ai S0
lOlc r premium SbeepRecert 1920 head market active aud
frn l3dc Weseni q 06c for Canada Hog-ReeeDis,
II, $40; steady 81 9G94GlC
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CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- THR ANCHOR LIMB
Cyds bui intended TO sal 40 fooss
from Pier No no. North River Al IL o'clock. noou
D.s.%SsT "a CIIEDoSii
CAMBRIA. December IS COLUMBIA January Is
AND RvERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER
RATES OF PAssAGb. PAYABLE IN CURRENCY;
C.lius 10 LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, or DERRY, $50 and pa
RIcuron tickets good for u months, 800
SesraEs 10 Glasgow or Derry, So Intermediate, SA
PrspAd certificates from these ports 81
booked 10 aud fom Hamburg a's houefsAm Ah
Dram, ,sut p1yabs any 10 Great Britain and ireland
Por information apply on the Steamers loot Of p' OF
"'|'HpAhJ '~'' wv HENDERSON BROTHERS
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NTFW-YOKK AND NEW-HAVEN Rail


~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING nov. u. 1862
Nex-iok OF Twenty arc
Fourth Entrance TNentyseysuIhs st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For Haven aDd Bridgeport, (BI llo m 2;9 tbT h9'
o. Ell 3:45 400. $50, and iBI p. =, o..
For Milford Stra,for Fairfield Southport, and WePort 'o u %
For ScrsaE 100 500 CEIl 800 1850 l2l5 CEIl, zoe
EIl 3:t5 also (Er D. $50, $50 aud 800 (RLl p
For Daneu T. g. li:3O a. 3:45, $3.50. $50 aud b:O p m
T. (Exl g. ll:O 2;l3 (kIl 3;l9 kthl
3:45 $50 (EI) 4:45 $3.50, $3.50, 7:l5 (BLl p
For Greenwich 1850 2:l5 3:i5, 45 5; 6 'ii' 90
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations at ll;S NJ 81"
sSps.T Ma. Tran leave. Twesty st. SswyOr at n '
Boston ....-o-,-, rp,,vs
For Boston. via Springfield m tELD GbLl, ttrl m
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5 (Brl (bLl P m.
For Hartford and Springfield a. N srh I2ilS 'tshh "
10 Hartford p. r., OK. - q. uo,,,.,,
, m Northampton. - 80, =, n, o fv., ~ t,i.
FOR SevH.v,u New London siOunou Railroad at "a ~
i2:l5 ASP IN. 49, 49, 4. N,.,h.,,o,op and William.
burgh
por Naugatuck Railroad 8a NJ lELb p ~, 49,.
W nsrSnrT And Norwak Railroad, llo aud ~ m, sad
m in Connection with Freight tram from Norssk 70 usnouI
Nsw Railroad lll3, 40 p IN, and 90 sa'uf'
DAYS $3.50 - ,,..h.s % q = ma train. aud Dr.Niue
Room Car 10 tne' u" ~ JAMES H. HOLT. snpeintspdSr$
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RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trains leave

4 Il Thrie,hst IS follows: - -,
M Cincinnati Chicago Express DraNingroom cars AAehs
1880 NJ Day Express, Drawing room cars atacned
In Montreal Express, Dawingro room cars aiticheL
$50 m Express With Sleeping throug t. 'heago WIZ
ont change via NJ c. H. r., also /. \ 4 Al. \ RR (D1it
Night Express Sleeping attached
200 a. m. 1890 and no. PougbkeepNe Trans
Ga a.. AIS. and $50 .. Peekskil Trains
and $50 D ~. Sug Sing TrainS ,,
6.4O $780, sO Y N. 4:lS 9:lO and ll;U m' ioh'"
Trains. =,
0a n. TO Pougbkeepsie on Suniiys) j. H. ToCCBY sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

JACKSON, LANSING and SAGINAW RAIL AL
~ ROAD COMPANY -PROPOSALS will be received W ISnhN
IIvERNORE ESQ Treasurer Of the Michigan Central hanose
papy AT his once IN Boston until the 18th dy Of Deeemoe o
Thousand Dollars or any ph
% FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS be purchased nhdrI INC
with chat COMPANY be delivered 20 said Treasurer NJ bos'n w
'ne 'is' VI pe''"O''' anu F y H. A. HAYDEN
,.h.., n., , 1870 President j. l. ). X X 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
STEAMBOATS, anb gailruaSs.

TOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching al
PORT Commander Lewis ard OLD COLONY oomsu,sr Hmots
leave daily Sundays sIeeptd at4 NJ @ rs ~ SS'b u,er
foot ChaInbeTssts JhhEe FISh'g"' 'feANsH-
NJ 4. slMOSs, Managing Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

A. slip;
$3.50 a. M Mail train for Greenpora - -
Io:3 m ior Rou Cove Locust Valley Huntingdon sad
NorbpOrt
.. n. Riverheai Express Train. ., A.. 49,,
p m Tor Roslyn Glen Locust Valley, Hantingou And
Norhport.
b. H., for North ishp
p m from Hunters Point for Jamaica and Hampstead
All trains oonuec: al Branch for Heupstsad
Royn Glen Cove Locust NAey, Hvnngon ana
No'tnPoi" sA's n'A's VIM ~ ~ l. D. BARTON. sept
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-27
GEORGETOWN AREAIRs.

TRADE sALEoP CoAL.-The third monthly
trade sale of Cumberland coal took place al
Rays docks yesterday. There were offered
10000 tons, and 0,700 tons were sold at "a. so
per tom 800 tons brought S4.32lS. Quite a
number of buyers were present, few from
philadelphia, but the majority from the Dis
trCt.
MERCHANTS ExCuASGE.-Yestcrday the
following business was transacted; Offerings,
5000 bushels OF red wheat. Sales of SD
bushels choice at 81.
CARGO or FLoUR.-Thc steamer John
Gibson, of the Merchants line, sailed for
New York with full cargo Of flour.
The Coal TRADE.-The trouble between
the boatmen and coal shippers at Cumber-
land having been satisfactorily settled,
boats from the head Of the canal will reach
here during the coming week. The boat
men demanded an additional rate Of freight
of ten cents per ton, which demand was not
acccded to, aud the coal Is now loaded at
the old rates.