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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

Casssrxs On ras lcs.-A large auabss 2
sftss0s have crossed oa the ice besveea
this city rnd Rock Island asd more are
crsssiss every day. We would, however,
esutisn oil whs nay try it, - The ice, In
masy pisces. 10 net safe.
Oo Saturday, Davssperssr came across
With lead Of sesl. and was returning en-
Ssnday evening With a. sopty wagon, il
order . b st the banks early in The
nssnisg, and whsa wishia about 30 reds d
he shsss, near Batssd's plsw fAsasey, bsaA
Aerss brsts tArsssh. The wages ssaaanise
- the ies. ltvas just taitss aak. He eallsd
lastily Tor help, asd ths people u that
vicinity rallied t. bic aid, asl. vith ropes,
succeeded 10 savias bic tsaa. The ice was
only fsus inches thick, and the water
nearly twenty feet deep where they broke
through, and The current very swift.
We are alse informed that on yesterday
msrning.s German teansser. having forty
bushels Of coal on bic wagon, lest bid
horses. wagon and lead in the name vicinity.
These accidents should serve % wasnina
to the many coal haulsrs, Who, fer the pas,
few days, have bssn driving ever the
dauesroas ice. Bessss wais fsV days than
run the rick Of lssing tsao.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

Fgas. Fuss, FUss.-We will sell at auc-
tisn on Wednesday afternoon, six sets Of
mink furs. six ssts Of nuskrat furs, three
ssts Of sable !urs. eight 6tch caps, -
mink, muskrat and seal caps, - fur
trimmed hoods, and 4S fer hats The
above goods will Be sold to the highest bid
der for cash without reserve. Sale to esm
nsaes at half past one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

ATLANTIC AoSraLr. February number
rsplsts with the most interesting and in
ssructive reading, nov rssdy. The Allan
tic never flags in interest; always pushing
forward in excellence. Call fer it at the
news dspsts, or order direct from Fields,
Osgoed 1 Co., Boston-price 14.OO per
year and chsap at twice the amount.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

Oua YosNo FoLKs-for February ,elistsns
all through with choice things fer the
ysung people. The family that reads this
magazine attsntivsly is the place t. lssk for
intelligent children. Only $500 . year.
Get 1t at the news dspo,s or frsm the pub
fishers, Fields, Osgood 4 Co., Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETn


IoNpoN Srt all mCou,os Ofc n sIi or mons so ~. 90
srcouut American securities 81 the following qiot me-
L. = 1901 S!l loo DID, 81 1904 GA u . fo'e'
1ai
LoSDoS sept s-Il3oa mhmr-'n Securities luei asi
changed. Stocks quiet Ere ~ Illinois. %
LEErooL, sept s-lIJ M o''on opened ul At ~ i''f
ng quotations. MiluF Upauis ljiLi Mdiug Orrhl' li~'
The shipments OF Cotton from BOmO to the 81 inst, aee tie latest
ioSDoS sept G-Susar per c.t tor no u Dutch saaiari
aAusL
LoSDox Sept 81 con'o gi for both n'aey All the &C
United States T,u.Forues ~ .....
LrrHrooI sept. 81 p mCpituu, dali At decline Of u ~
Mdiibg Upauds 1875; NiIug orleans Hi 90 Wheat va
Genial ior no Z Red Western. Lard = v tst
o. EaiSay "a, Ilu0is Gen
tra.. - Atlantic sui Great Western, IS
PsR, 8!JJP mIle Bour's ,rc'ei Rcaes 8, 'raa
HAyRE sept $3.50 uCoioa opened que. both the Po. AL
sGoat 60.
Pam, Sept 8-Joop. mThs BouT'e Is amsr Rsae' TO faae
% centimrs
AsrwEKP Sept. 8-Peirolsum quiet sni unchanged
e. m.-COrsoA vi United Sai'' f'el N'AV
bond. 1862 81 1865. 90, jl. 1901, 5Ii ,.a,
IoxpoS sept closed a. gi fr money and va
account closed doll At TIE ioosug 200
Twenty bonds 1874 5!i 1902 Oh, ~
1891 8ll Enr sha gJi; Illinois Csuirais, o. ...,. 90
IIyyEPo0L So 90 p. mt,tou closed tUN NlIfs y
lands Ild Mddlus Oesns -! a3lli sAs' OF TIE daf 'J
hale, pto,isiot. mi SAVsl closed dull
LOYpoS sept a-Sugar buOyaut 90 est for VI" " puch
STANDARD spot sui 6n at ~ d!b f DO hloaL common
losn sac caL TurpsaiiHs h,oa3o. cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

C0IFEE~Mos grades quiet hut steady for Rio the demand has
general range prices stronger and more uniform sales 81 H. ess
bags Hosbet aud 100 bags eI.Pss1 on private terms
FLOUR AND MBA The market for Western and Si9ts f9nr
grades and feeling vas tame and generally unsettled
ss a are IS bS at IS SugeIhD State g oS
500 for Extra STATE ws.,.m i, l az od 50 for good
10 choice Spring Wheat Extras so % for M51SS snG Iowa
par One Round Hoop o. brands, ~ loq e 80 for
sq Sp 49, % % gT wGte Wheat DO do @ Fy
90 IS goa - so for DO Treble We notice the trst arrival onew
from ts ysT billion M s ,G Sd s9 s very G i iS b
and 80 .he Horn SeSisen lO@, y ANY 'S gaos
Virginia 7oa for Family d. - va n % 1917 or EI Rrs F Fd
= Srm aud fair sales Of GO bbs At ~ goa 80 Co. Corn
WS wssS as Is for Yellow DO &c Is for MarsL ConG
o1. Wi as :. y a to Bo s for Wheat 80
GRANITE Wheat market at the on'ss' "ss r nsa 1, .s
and an advance freight but at We close We tone Vas Is'ht
better wSe ' I.. Se sSury m,ny for Export
nos 600 bush At 81 47as 80 or No Ce'go Spnos 1na sSi
$la Red w IaSsi ssYsa q S for amber oas6 @
b., DO sog AZ g for White Kentucky 81 ssds 50 for
White southern 81 sea ~ 50 for Amber 40 p we Mai poH 10
absence 0a sImsr The sale, are I'd SsaSs ,sc
STAT. $685. ssO Jersey At 656o' and Southern a. e9dcee
Eye es. aud less .s 1Ss Ssp.y freely cssrsd
easier buyers holding o. IL VIC" Of pIo'ps a.osoS s
Ne" Western Mixed "a Western White 29gsl 90
HAr ..ss S's p, s5 SS', saS es s sS kss. o.
HEMPThs Manila la, been only moderate al ' goo
| Obsr nds unchanged II ,5o.
HoPs-Tbe demand very moderate sdlSe for New 'd 'ase
| for Old ...,,., nj, al
gTAdes ,, ..,. ,r .,-. -. ..,,.. ,.... .,u,a with
Of 22s bills 4l Other Naval Stores remain qusL ho'D
AZ asa "a 40 for Common and Strained $500, M,
oISCde Fish Oils qulet And unchanged quo " 2a
Al Os Tor whale aud Is for Sperm Manufactured Ola are
Lard oil is 8m 8l 40d 6S American Lpsstd continues DIN a.
o. n al FOR casks and d&l 0l for bblf Other Oils dulL
pRovISIoNS-Ibs. tnfs activity 10 Mess Fot
Int Al beakdowB prices holders Offering soi "b tA
Indifferent 0peatoTt fsles late
snps Of 800 bb. al as and to-day 2s0 bbA al go o. both
40 The sales 10 lob 800 bbs al .,Iy d. day ~
m 20 tor MS, a for SB 13d a for Prime ~ I3d
S19 for EIa do Oa $50 25 for Western Prime Mess and SO S
for clear Bee without change the demand moderate .as o. .o
ef IL am sT prices are nominal at SlU0+ for Prime Mess ~
IN W M india Mess Beef Rams are without change sa' I 70
lbs Al 500 $50 Cot Meats quiet tass OF pAgs at
Is4di7c TOR do Hams ddlsc Tor ficAeu
-, 80 ia 351c fr Ragged Hams Ia Smoked Meats note
% Of GOOD 70 I5Qi5 iol CT. sAoJ4er% ~ -.QEIS 9 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TIE Cattle trade opened one huudeitsi win ~ ne.
Cattle and 81 brought from Wehawken aud ConmrupaT oe
OueLuuletst ldris Mondiy The fua
quite variable prices range from I've Tor the lowest
Dry Cows 6c for fe" tne KENTUCKY grade pn9as M
point animals sold az l on e
when te would make 20 10 50 that lOiS
really the prize and scarceyanythng properly 9'eu
depressed Possibly all vii be oi b ns
II further concedn. are made Conn With this Jay week there Is
iaic y all hut m cattle, Of which the supply hEnN
swim Slermsn Duchess County steers Of 90 cwt "
Miller Morehou.e Wood Gillespie lo little Indiana slipper'
b Westbemer sold Virginia 5. ew at loe and %
fair Ohio for klamaus Co, at l3c. . O.
Loughmsu out 90 Clio steers u eWt at igIo3@ oens ~
Bst Fsga for S. W Clark "a Ohio Of eSt at li96e,
and 81 for themselves cwt Illinois cattle, at lJl flilc
Ghs Co sold 81 little y c.t Illinois steers at go s,ch ,
the whole averaging 4 cw aud fat at 10y @c III at Ic ~ utc''
n PcVt - , q,
dl5c 30 fat o cattle offs cet at aloic aud u OF oe""
HssIer e." sold q fair little cvt III steers 2Ia
W Thompson for Coon Co. lO Ky cattle rough aud uneven 0"
S b. Richardson sold Ky Of u P p Carr Isle
Mr. {. retailing them at l5dl6c. 80
Burcnd r. v Ramsay So medium q cs ILL., steers
S Tier, sold 70 fat cvt XIV becyes at I5l a6lc
J. H. Williams hai 81 thiu cvt Ind cattle sold Al l2dl3
Glover Martin 81 Ind steers u rNt at 3g DC .
With arrivals Of Sheep and Lambs ibis fat stock OF bot"
sells readily snd at i pnee' while thin lots sos aud neT ud
paw and each Hudson City and one hlurh, Sales a. Forty
gbtlst b. ium Elliott state sheep 95 H. Ste lts o. 500
head J3 IS % - 81 IS state lambs % d. ste IVA OF
"a No. Ole I2g of5sj nat 8ir.. 80 n at Re
j. Kirby sold III Canada lambs ~ ~ stBic 80 state 40 % 10
sheep I, b Sc p tsa,l,. n 6,. and 50 State u n a. aye
McGraN sold i8 lambs - EACH III sheep
A. Ccmrppjr.w BELLS Pc9cE .oi - Ilev ewes, as n n5ir
sheep H. sic. and $40 Of BUGS n ks'e 'od ~
Ohio sheep y b. -. Eight ears are reported hr these s'i' 70
Hog, plenty to-day show Indications ofthe anticipated
advance arrivals, 3yyI: 20 CoumlupaN AL = cas-
Forirh,t single oI alive At the latter P'e-rh J'
Mich hogs, 49, d. st 1881 v loo 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

gation but they have the further guarantee of first
mortgage upon the present road which has cost over
Fifteen Million Dollars and whose net earnings are
now double the entire interest obligation it would
assume.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Is
well known to be thoroughly solvent corporation
paying eight per cent dividends upon its stock It's
managed by gentlemen of high character aud credit
and has failed to meet all its liabilities Of
every kind at maturity
The mortgage will be for an unusually small pro-
portion of the value income of the property, and
we therefore unqudNfcdly recommend these Bonds to
investors as in all respects "A frstclass security
1t is the purpose of the Company TO issue at pres
ent only small portion of its Bonds secured under
this mortgage which we now authorized to sell,
in lots to suit purchasers at ninety and accrued in
teTest.
JB ALEXANDER & Co., No. 10 Nassau-st. ~ Y.
JOHN J. CISCO & son, No. 80 Wall-st, n. y.
September 3, 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
: PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
COUPON OR REGIS1 Erred,
I,pEE M GnN-ERNAJENT TAX.

PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
COUPON OR REGIS1 Erred,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
SECURED BY FIRST MORTGAGE ON THE
n. Y. AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD,
AND BY THE ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE OF PAlD-tP
CAPITAL OF SIX MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
ISSUE LIMITED TO $4,000 PER MILE or ROAD
ACTUALLY BUILT AND IN
RUNNING ORDER.
THE ROAD is IN COURSE OF THOROUGH AND RAPID
CONSTRUCTION $50 MILES WILL BE COMPLETED by
THE FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT, AND THE ENTIRE
LINE II Is BELIEVED, BY THE END OF THE ENSUING
YEAR
THE ADMIRABLE SELECTION OF THE ROUTE FOR
COMMANDING BOTH LOCAL AND THROUGH BUSINESS
CANNOT FAIL TO MAKE 1T ONE OF THE BEST PAYING
RAILROADS IN THE COUNTRY.
THESE CHOICE SECURITIES ARE MEETING WITH
RAPID SALE AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CUR
RENCY AT WHICH PRICE THEY ARE STILL OFFERED
For FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY To
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
Bankers,
No. 25 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


8Gi bales Cotton lgTli bb four 1909 bush wheat
il0 bush fieed 10 bush Beans. 800 bh Cora Meal 2'' boz,
% 5jl bush $50 bush Dat. GDbuh Malt, a.! bush s Nrl
Petroleum hbs Turpnne, - hb Crude Ir
$50 bh hb Ro.n IS bb Pork ifd 10
Ashes 221 pigs Butter $50 boxes Cheese - pLs' 1als 'j
on Cake liJ cakes Copper jJi hh' lE7
io Eggs 81 bales Wool los bales Hops, Jti' sides Leather 30
Tobacco,
LOS boxes Starch, 80 bblA Lard OIL pkgA BeesssK.
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THE MARKETS.
lcnsmns reDorlea for TEE TmRrss.l

Y. Sept O. 1863
ASuFS-Tbe receipts continue light and with good demand
prices sustained quote at 5i@+ va fea are
dull at &9d 1928
COTTON-The operations buyers l confined ety 70 I'M
mediate With fan oieg If stock TO arrive prices hA'e n
The. deced closing Of 7 bales m last evening and El
10 arrive taken y spuuefs aEd l by sgeou0Is
% M of 100 bales for zoe 100 DO for December at Ic
and z6c, all basis Of 10" hdS We quote nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
HENRY CLKws & Co., No. 80 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDs OF LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD COMPANY, Z
Der cent gold interest. free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as safe ana prOhtable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per ahhuhl
in currency and in exchange for ive-twcnty bonds
Welding an increase of As cent in net annual IN
come Present price ~ and interest. Full partcu
lars furnished by JAY COOKE " co.
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ftnantial.
WATERTOWN,

w MADISON CITY.
RACINE,
KESOSHA. WlsCOhslN, -.
III cOrVTY CITY and TOWN BONDS Of WISCONSIN, IOWA,
iIIVoS and other WESTERN STArbS issued Va 40 Of RAIL-
or MUNICIPAL purposes default VI interest wanted Al
In ta,e, By Go Z, DUNBAR. Nv NAFiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

Almost any insurance office does well for little while
However low the premiums are, how much soever rs
given to agents" however mproyideut the business
may be- and however ultimate insolvency, still that
insolvency is immediate. Most persons who insure
their lives live Tor considerable period after lnsurng
them and for years all oees almost nave soiue
funds In hand But as this happy early period
is past claims i'll thick; ana TINS is te perOu Oh
Inauguration" when offices try to sell their business
and ger out of the Liabilities they have incurred as best
they may. But it is evident that buying up such con,
Germs is in the last degree dangerous you are
buying what is nsOlyent and what Is sofa because Is
insoven ana III al Thar tSe officer: of these anal
ganated offices pensoned off, too so that the ALBERT
Tot only lost the inherent deficit caused by the badness
OF the office, but added deficit beside caused ny the
Eewardng and paying the persons VINO had mace II pad
ANYTHING be done To this subject gave our opinion
some months since and we may now sn0f1y IGs'are d
irst said and this the principle OF Mr. caves
@ that G ef sS%ce ee each them in
he same form But to this there fatal objections
Why sRHpd n6 the b ss Insurers have the
power of enforcing on companies tIe puDSa t %
amy accounts they choose they nave money 10 give
away; they have the PATRONAGE Let them say sucn
tnsure. ali would be remedied. The only successful
offices would those who gave the returns the oteIh
with ali Insurance offices, there is reason why we
should let alone all Insurance Oices III ngnt DC pos
without having a compulsory audit OF all companies
II some large number Of policy cnOsc 70 b;
shey doube and give security dSr COSTS My sn2uv
the Albert years ago policy holders have
been doubling 10 for years, only they nave mao 10
tLaI have moi known what to do. Such an audit
Suggested by suspicion and to be paid Tor ny by
s,rOve,nent ONLY long OF bad business engeh
ders discredit-such amount, at least Oh 1lhuseu
discredit will reach many scattered policy d &
and make them agree bear the cost OF long anu uea
5n0ury Policy holders too likely TO be over Lonu VI
Nv advantages which their offices give though Other OF
5ces refuse: they not likely TO spend money III ns
taken inquiries for that reason And there can 4e ~
Sht ,hat the condition OF insurance office ought 10
he ntellgible aud ascerainable 1t is not IKE DhR
dealing in bills OF exchange and other securities he
oodneAs or badness OF which matter OF opinion aleF
ali An Insurance deals with securities or proper
Tirs Of known value and when wanted good auultOf
rond be sure not TO much In the value OF these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co,
BANKERS,
No. % NaSsau-st.,

offer for sale the following desirable securities:
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
first mortgage, per cent Bonds free of Government
tax. Principal and interest payable in gold. Price
par and accrued interest in currency.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD first mort
gage, s per cent bonds. Price, s. and accrued in
forest.
Missouri VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage, : per
cent GOLD BONDS Price o.? and accrued inter
est in currency.
BONDS OF TIE COUNTY or LEAvENwoRTH, Kan
sas, 10 per cent, free of tax strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest
Also, Z per cent BONDS OF THE CITY OF OswEGo.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, and upon application full infOrma-
ton will be furnished
THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN-Secured
by a Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan Kansas TO Denver, Colorado, and
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 437 miles and earning than enough 10 pay the
interest on this uac loan. This loan runs 30 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 q Co, No. So Exchange-place and NJ.
K. JEsUP d Co., No. p Pine-st., N Y.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT IAN, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPASY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as a frst-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum only a
limited amount are Offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had OH
application. - oo,,.,,
Financial Agents of the Company.
L.. .cr. ID RANns lLAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1867

Hams Bscon du and lower; sales 81 10 otes 'on cut lee
cured at l6i 0l7c Dressed frmi We quote Lhtd
lover aud dni sales Of Us bb aud ties at &C. oI or
dered.
BrTER-Olr supply Of ue Butter b rot 10 meet TIE
wants OF the city tsde pail Butter has decIn, - To- L .
hrmer snd meets With good desanl hut the We OF
both Descriptions have been dull aud prices are 9
State Pals River hne PIN - a55
tiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE
9O-YEAR PER CENT BONDS,
Interest PAYABLE April and October,

9O-YEAR PER CENT BONDS,
Interest payable April and October,
AT THE BANK OF AMERICA IN NEw-IORK.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad connects the
two large cities from which it takes its name, and,
with its branches in the State of Kentucky is 0o'
,,piles long The cost of the work and its present
continent has been SIS OOO which was mostly
furnished by the cities and counties along the line
The road has been in successful operation for many
wears and is doing prosperous and steadily in-
craasinp business. The following is the Income
Account for the fiscal year ending Goth june looS
Gross Earnings. a. ;o i ga
Kf Account same time. 2272O3 2l-l,5S6,7lS o.
Net earnings. '...''''So'i'0'I ~
Tho earnings for the eight months ending with
Aust 1882 show an increase over those OF the cor
Tesnonding period of 1863 of $685., $40 "a.
"A the road was built almost entirely by local sub
tor;ntions the whole amount of its present bonded
debt is but 245OOOO.
: 1ha Company now has an opportunity of pnrchas-
; othsy railroad lines that will extend its business
connections besides adding largely TO the Value oi
it present property TO obtain the funds ior these
urcba,es and to retire the present Indebtedness oi
A. $4,000 at maturity, the Company has executed
mortgage IN James Punnett and Junus Is. Alexan-
der of the City Of New York. Trustees upon lts en-
tire lines of road with all its rolling stock property
franchise and income TO secure the prompt payment
of it's bonds for eight million dollars These bohds
are for one thousand dollars each, payable tnltty
years from LIST of April 1863 and bear seven per ceb'
interest The coupons payable April ana oc'o-
Der at the Bank of America in New-IOrK'
The judciOus Investment Of the proceeds oil tnese
bonds would Of itself be good security iof tne oOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

Leaving pros, inters, sod $3.50
dividends the capital stock the hist OF It's
operation without doubt progressive increase thseae each year
location the
feeu to a o value and usefulness
the Illinois Central and
Alton Quincy Roads all selling from above to
While OF them yorsby located and the
petition either much than this can have There Is no
vh the stock this road shall not sell as h6 AZ her tue
Hence privilege Of converting these bonds into stock OF thu
Company at par desired greatly Increases their value
Alter having personally and thoroughly examined this road We &C
negotiating bonds We offer them at 70
With the utnost confidence we rec
reliable ssf security ani profitable Investment
10 cent currency over 70 per cent
more invested FVewenty Bonds besides the
and the prospect Of speedy advance III
which hsJ be converted
and God received their market vane 10 Ell
change without Bonds forwarded b. free CHARGE
Pail particulars furnished by The undersigned aHa hssu"0' VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

y appropriated 5000 to the relief Of the family Of the
late Gen Rawns and also gave 5000 for the relief OF
me bsreaved by the accident at the Avondae Coal mines
Messrs Charles Stokes and L. W. saltonstah have
formed copartnershp under the style Of Stokes Sal
tonsta og the transaction OF stock commission bust
uess al No. 81 Exchangepiace Mr. Stokes Is well and
fayOrsby known the street. Mr.. ealtonsal was for
many years with the house Of Lockwood Company and
has the privilege Of referring to them.
The Abingdon Square Savings Bank begins regular bust
to morrow. 1t is about the junction Of ud
son-st and Eighthsve., and will doubtless Ill field Of
profit and usefulness among the traders Of the famous
Old Ninth Ward the stronghold Of the real Knckerbocker
and native population Of this city. The officers yesterday
gave elegant entertainment 10 their friends, when the
order OF the day the feast Of and the flow OF
soul" IL would be invdious to the modest gentle
mon who perfected the entertainment but 1t is safe tn
say that they have good place, good names and, We
hope, will do good business.
Accounts from Richmond Va, represent that the In
forest paid thus far the State debt amounts TO about
$4,000 including the amount for interest due abroad
There now in the State Treasury upward OF $2eOO
The following is q statement Of the changes IN the
items OF the Banks Of England and France for the week
ending Aug, as as compared with the previous week;
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gririing.

7 EYERDELL, 302 B'way, Engraver, Stationer.
- AID Printer; Wedding Card. Monogram, Orders Dancing We
WM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MASUFACTVk'
FRS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
A sBURY
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