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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13

WHITE PINE IrsNs.-U Under date oil
March sth Jack White writes US as fol-
lows from Treasure City: "There is
not much going on in any way interest
ing at present. Everything and every
body are waiting for further develop
ments of u hidden treasures. The
weather being fine and the snow disap-
pearing rapidly, nearly everybody is out
during the day prospecting. In the
evening the saloons are crowded and the
faro, keno and monte tables do n thriv-
ing business. Things are carried on in
a quiet and peaceful manner. We are
to have q District Court here. Session
commences on Monday, April 9Th, when
we expect to have resident among us
the leading legal talent OF the Coast
ANNUAL SrocK SUrPLEMENr.-Wc have
;ust received from the publisher ". c.
'Budd's Annual Stock Circular for 1865.
Il contains Il chronological record of the
| San Francisco Stock and Exchange
| Board, including u complete list OF the
members and officers at the present time,
dates of annual meetings Of the various
companies on the stock list, assessments
on the same during the past year, bull
lion receipts, dividends %disbursed, high
est and lowest prices of stock during the
past year. 1t is quire o valuable docu-
ment in the way Of reference.
GOLD HILL THEArER, To-xIaHT.-Mr.
James Stark, the famous tragedian and
comedian, together with n very talented
company, will appear Mt he Gold Hill
| Theater tonight. Richelicu will DO
played. with Stark in his favorite i'm
p%srsonation of the great Cardinal. For
cast Of characters, ETC., see ADVERTISE
ment and programmes. Secure seats,
as there is morally sure to be q great
rush tonight.
TuSyELrNG Fort HoMEsrEAD.-A tun-
mel through the Fort Homestead hill
was commenced yesterday, on the north
erly side, for the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad. James 0'Donnel Of this
town has the contract, and has a strong
force of men already at work. The rail-
road will cross Main street on q high
,restle work, about the Granite mill.
Crown Potxr.-The cas-, drift at the
l.lOO-foot level is in about 1870 feet, and
very hard rock encountered yet. 1t is
| estimated that there are over 40 feet
vet to run before cutting the west wall
Of the ledge. The shaft at some points
stands much in need Of repair. The
receipts for February amounted to $780,
900, and the disbursements TO S25 5000.
THEATRICAL. - Mr.. Stark and tn
Beatty Dramatic Company, who appear
tonight ut Gold Hill, will appear on
Monday evening at Carson, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Genoa, and Thursday
evening at Carson again.
Dox'r FoRGEr.-Andy Welsh gives a
grand St. Patrick's Ball ut the San
Francisco Restaurant, Gold Hill, on the
18th instant, to which we shall Nil hnre
TO 90, sure. See advertisement.
CuoLLAR.-The main supply Of ore
comes from about the G00-foot level.
Work is suspended At the 92O-toot
station on account of too unpromising
indications.
JOE CoBURS.-This famous pugilist is
now in San Francisco purchasing furui.
ture for II lodging house which he will
shortly open in White Pine.
GouLp / CURuY.-The r~ctimbering OF
the main shaft of this company will be
completed within II week, when sinking
will be resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13

BEGGING DopGES.- BegSar are uo'
very plenty here in Gold Hill and Viz
ginia, but what few there are know their
business. If they can't show Il six'inch
leg stump, au eyeless physiog, two rag
ged shoulders from which the arms have
been blown by q premature blast eNplo'
sion, two msshed-up hands, " horribly
mutilated foot, or some similar choice
attraction in the money-maEing line,
they 20 to Other begging, unless they
can do better stealing blankets from
miners cabins, or f~oot-padding on the
Divide. Whatever style OF begging they
NAV adopt, however, they seldom come
down to saying, "Will you please give
me two bits to get a nights lodging OF
n meal of yictuals?" There is no such
nonsense about them, but they talk
legitimate business on it. The San
Francisco Times, speaking OF begging
lodges, says: "We saw one chap last
night, who said he had travelled on foot
rom San Jose, and had crysipelas in his
face, and would we please, etc. The
story told was smooth and touching,
but il was plainly to be seen that the
ery.ipslas in his face WAS caused by
rubbing rotor oil on the skim Why
couldn't some of our smallpox patients
here in Gold Hill and Virginia act on
this suggestion to advantage!
FIRE AT CARsoN.-Fires seemed to be
in order last evening. It was 4 good
evening for fires. There was the ex-
teusive fire ut Virginia, an effort at one
in Gold Hill, and the Carson Appeal OF
this morning says that about quarter
past 10 o'clock last night II house be-
longing to a colored man named Nelson
Stontomire was entirely destroyed by
srs. 1: was situated next to Capt.
Todmsn's residence, and immediately
in the rear Of Hal Clayton's house.
The loss is fairly estimated Mt $1,000,
and mighty rough on Siontomirc who
had just purchased and furnished the
house, aud got married in order 20
properly cccup il. Its destruction Is
supposed to be the devilish work OF
malicious i%ncendinry. Il was only 10y
the greatest exertionS on the part OF th'
Fire Department That the adjoining
houses were saved. The light OF TIT
fire was very plainly visible from Nir
ginia and Gold Hill.
CsLEsrrAL CHICKEN TnIEF.-Ohcer'
George Downcy and Ben Lackey of Eir
ginia, about 10 o'clock night before
last. caught u Chinaman At the Iowr'
part of Taylor street, with a couple O
sacks of live chickens in his possession
John tried hard to buy them OF, offer
ing them all the chickens and money
besides, but they were too rigid!y var
,uous and iueorruptihle, and John had
to 90 to the lookup.
BULLIoy MISE.-The main SHAFT o
the Bullion mine has % attained I
depth Of 1860 feet, being the creates
depth yet reached on the Coms'ocF
lode. The ground is dry and the al
very hot. The company are running !
drift Mt their l,20O-foot level, n y
second drift will be started from th'
shaft when it shalt have rchched th'
depth Of l,4oo feet.
To LET.-The store under Odd Eel
lows Hall, Gold Hill. See advertise
msnt in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
SOlu illl, haIcu :, ISo'.
c. L. BROWN,
House, Sign & Decorative Painting,
OPPOSITE THE vESEY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET.......-..GOLD HILL

DRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
IJ OF Wood. Marble and all kinds Of orna-
mcnting executed in the best style OF art and nj
short notice.
HOUSE LINING and PAPER
done in a satisfactory manner. All work guaran-
tecd. or no charges.
All kinds Of MINED PAINTS and COLORS
for sale at the lowest cash prices.
EgF- | have in my employ one Of the best Sign
and Ornamental Painters In this State.
Gold Hill. March 1, 1850. NH U
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

ny WELLS. FARGO n co.'s LINZ.
Mrs McCrum, AK Jones, Mrs Boley, h
Goodman, F Freets Mrs Schneider, W Pris
George Brady, John Stevens, H TKnight, P
II Melody, James Battay, r Goodfriend, W
S Wright, w Smith, A Angel, R V Dimocki
Mr. Bean, Mr. Gerald, Pat Rourke, A Tai
bert, A Yancey, g Sprattle, ] China, Pony
Bob, Mrs Shamp and children, Mr. Carr, W
A Frazier, A ] MAXWELL, ] r Bigler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
Sealed Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ccivcd by the Board Of Trustees of Gold
Hill for the purchase OF a Town Bond in the sum
OF Five Thousand 5000 Dollars, payable In
two year. from date. and bearing interest at the
rate OF W per cent. per month. principal and
interest payable In United States Gold Coin.
All bids To be handed TO the President Of the
Board, W. ID. G. Gibson. on or before Monday,
the 2ad day Of March, 1861.
4. G. MANNING,
Clerk Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hill, March Q, 1869, mh9.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
d Bracelet Lost.

T oST. BETWEEN GOLD HILL AND yIR.
4 ginia, a day or two ago, n black. gilt BRACE.
LET, with three gold bands. 1t IL particularly
priced by the owner on account Of Its hayina,
been a present; and the finder will confer a
favor, and receive the thanks OF the loser, by
leaving II with the Editor of the NEWS.
Gold Hill. March s, 1850. mhS-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
Dissolution Notice.

,IyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-.
listing between the undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business OF
the firm will be settled by $. W. Chubbnck.
$. W. CHUBBUCK,
W. =. PHRLAS.
Gold Hill, New. February, !, 1869. fes.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
To Let.
NOTICE.

,I>UE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING CLOSED
their business as stock Brokers" re-
oiest all persons having accounts with them TO
cali upon 5. ". CHUBBUCk. at the Postoiice,
who will settle all business of the drm.
NELSON, CHUBBuCk y co.
Gold Hill, February 5, ls6S. leo'imN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED BANKING
w On,ces at Hamilton and Treasure City,
and arc now checking on them direct ut our Nir-
ginia Office. WELLS, FAltGo ~.
Virginia, March 3. 1863. mh3-lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
TRIBUNE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1869

penses OF those bOamen whose boats lying In the
canal and cannot pass through in consequence OF the
closing OF the outlet locks at Paramount There viii be
heaVy OIL Tor the Company 10 foot up and they VIII OF
course call upon the city of philadelphia. Tor or
remuneration The trade Of this region is now connned
70 t1e reading Railroad only and the outlet by way OF
tne Lehlgh and MahanOy Railroad The cOlleries are All
AT WORK IN TINS region, except few some OF when nave
local dhcuues with their men, and some have no ORDERS
LOT coal The coleres in tho HazetOn portion OF the
lehgh region stA remain Idle, account Of the dlnCu
Ties on the new basis question The Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western COmpany's men have gone 10 WORK
ana we presume tho Delaware and HUDSON COupdnys
men have already, or will go to work II Will take
week or ten days TO get fully into operation again Inc
reh1syvana Coal Company do not increase tnelr snip
mems over the corresponding weeks last year ana ~ is
Deueved that the Delaware and Hudson Company, when
III run operation Will not be able 10 come up 10 their last
years supply for the balance OF the season because the
capacity OF their railroad is not sufficient 10 trans
port II TO HOnesdae. Even IL have abundant rains
to give supply of water the canal TO resume naviga
ton, the boats located that 10 will take three
weeks at least distribute them 70 facilitate trade by
this avenue We have lost for the week 6j0s TINS com
pared with the corresponding week last year. and are
now only 1920 tuns ahead Of last years shipment TO
Gate II will require all the regions to be worked up to
Their full capacity 10 keep To last years weekly ship
nents for the balance OF the year. which VIII not DC the
case for week yet, and after that there will
main only eleven weeks before the canals will be
closed by ice. We append the weekly shipments from
sept. u TO the close of 1865 for reference;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

State lambs very fine, So D. at Co., with Is culs, 40 u
at &c. - ~
At Chamberlins A Bristol sold s5 State lambs S3a5,
n. at SIC, and 40 choice Delaware County lambs g. n
at 9io.
THE WEEKS SALES
AT COMhUEIPAw.
By Bells Pidcock, $3.50 sheep and lanbs NJ an aver
age OF Is 80 per head Sheep varied from 90 TO SIC per NJ
BY Kase. Hauver & Co., l2a lambs at SIC y n and
2,6l5 sheep at a "a each >
AT FoRTY-EIGHrHsT
by Hume and Elliott, 6,7A sheep and lambs &C ~ CO
each. " W
j. Kirby sold b,14s sheep and lambs; at u n each.
BY McGraw d Reid, l,62i sheep and lambs, at "a 10
each.
AT HUDSON CITY.
By Judd, buckingham & Co., 2,2s6 sheep and lambs at
" o. each.
Kase Hauver Co. sold sss sheep and lambs at u 10 p
head.
AT FORTIETHsT
BY A Van Vert, for Asbury & Lerch-2.oco sheep at
Is IS head.
bWINE-Arrvals, 1885, for the week with so cars or
6629 FOR todays trade. These lighter arrivals, with
small number reported the way little rmness,
put no advance l2c. for dressed and 9dl0c for
I'VE, though only choice hogs are worth over sfc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
MONDAY, Sept. 6-P. NJ,

Tie Gold market continues the center of in
terest and the transactions large and attended
with great excitement the opening sales made at
I37i selling aferward at l37l 1914 1861 1874 1877 1874
closing l37sa1374 The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank s199 5000, and the balances tS42Sl5 Al.
sThe report pancky condition Of the Paris Bourse
assised the bulls and ddimuch TO stimulate the upward
speculation Cash gold was in good demand, loanng
6rOm Fat TO 164th for Its until tomorrow. At the
CLOSE the market was dull and steady
The Government bonds opened duh and steady, hut
upon the of the decline Of 52Os in London
10 g. prices became unsettled and declined from per
The excitement at the Frankfort Bourse and the
depression in Rentes had tendency TO check operations
State bonds dull New Tennessee per cents sold at
li652, Old bonds COY; New North Carolina per cents
h5; New do, special tax 56G55 North Carolina, per
Acsnts SOL Missouri per 81 Louisiana Levee per
Hcents &C. Louisiana Levee per cents s4 California
cper cents 12s. Railway bonds firm under mOder
ate investment demand. Bank shares dun, with
sales of Bank of North America at 1884, Continental 1904
aOurth National, 1O5 Miscellaneous shares steady
Western Union sold at 37i Pacific Mail was active
Throughout the day at sol aSO Express shares were
strong; American sold at 36i; Adams 81; Wells and
Fargo, lss els3; United states, ca.
Railway shares were devoid Of special activity, the
whole interest OF the street ceherng in the gold market
The transactions were confined TO NewYOrG Central
North Western and Rock Island, with small transac-
tOns in the of the list Reading an exception
and advanced GA Panama sold at $50; Fort Wayne
Guaranteed Ss Chicago and Alton, la; Michigan Cen
trial. 12Sl; NewJersey Central, lO6dl05s Morris and
Essex The market continued fairly steady until the
sclOse OF bank hours when there active demand
1OT money that unsettled prices and decline OF az
per made the active shares NewHork Cen
trail sold 2O4 Michigan Southern 1929 Northwestern
Common sCi North Western Preferred s9s Rock Island,
1924 Toledo and Wabash 50; Reading 964. The sales
large and stocks pressed for sale with great
vgor At the close the market became more steady and
prices rallied fraction from the lowest quotations. but
the rally only temporary aud al the close the mar
ket unsettled and feyerish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

COFFEE-Hu good demand aud salcs oi 'ip p1Fs
steamer sc part al ~ m gold, bona OTHER Kinds COMMANDING
il demand sales VI S8A bags haIseAiOo e.
al iBl Olgic.. gold, dnty paid NJ. 4.
MIAI-fhe Western and STATE
trade the chief buyesi
Medium Family grades ver irregular and 10 lair Tes ,n
h6ll SsUfO - for SuleIhue State 70
40 e5 TO- ga ~ Is Tor Fancy States 80 45dt ~
OF 80 7O0 ~ for good 10 choice
swing 50 eva 80 On ior MHuesota aud Iowa
Shipping EXtras, - 1U0 50 10 Tor shnvg
Ohio Eouni Hon: So ~ Tor Trade brands; 81 goa - 3p Tor
Family dos 80 p Amber Winter Nhca, state ana Western
White Wheat do do ~ WH ~ for Family 90
: lf0 80 m 81 l.xtra Single; - 60os8 o DO Double
- 5o 40 IS '.I Treble California and Oregon Flour .
e.us srl ay,. ssr. of Ah sacks AZ rb IDar1 va the morn
so4rs lrlar aud moderate demand; sales 6" 90 bus
good Ettrs Batnofe And t"nntrF
- a-n 20 ior fa Georgia end virginia; ~ 1"0bl " tei
=, q. . 10 fT hs Msrgssd and Dta2Se snd $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

The above table shows that up to Dec last year. the
shipments very heavy The quantity sent for the
week is only 2S5,S5 uns showing loss for the CORE
spending week OF last of 65 l04 uns The shipments
last year for Sept u TO Nov 49, twelve weeks averaged
Ssl 4St tuns which is 1858 tuns greater than the weeks
supply in table this week With all the cOeries and
all the regions In fun blast Doubt very much II we
increase this quantity taking into consideration
the time required yet arrange difficulties and NIL up
all the cOlleres with and the Schuylk Canal with
water
TABLE OF the Average Amount Of Loans. Specie, CIclId
ton Deposits ana Legai Tenders an the B0HkS Of the
CITY OF New-Iork for the oecE ending Saturday, Sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CdndI, RdIr01dA
s.PT 6oa bales Cotton 1861 bills Flour bush Wheat
s hn,h Corn a. zoe bush Oats %? bnh Gran Seed 655 bills
Refined Petroleum 81 bbs Spirits Turperne bb Rosn
bbs Pork s9 Beef I2 Lard Is Ashes stean
e ptSs Butter 9i bores Cheese ~ bills Taow ais pfga Dried
Frat IL bbs Copper 1888 bbls WHISKY 39 Eggs,
Wool ~ bales Hops $40 sides Leather 1893 Hides 20 bs
@ bid, Tobacco 1853 boIes Tobacco,
hee't 2I6 bags Re. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TRiBuNEl ,..o
49, MONDAY. sept ., t60s
AsIEs-Tb. market quiet sales OF i oo" al ~ 0i o
Pots. Pearls nominal - .,J mice. clos.
COTToN-TLee only moderate demand ana pefs cpt
offered freely sales OF 'z DRs
Of which 900 were TAKEN ny
nuers and "a by Spectators future delivery ~ Oa Sesen
Ter al 81 100 december 200 Decen nee on board New
orleans private terms all basis OF lo" Mdlhhs' "efoc "
at lUNss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

Money-was IN demand nj per cent On Government
bonds and per cent miscellaneous securities Com
,nercia paper was unchanged and nomlnay quoted at
aa12 per cent At the chose Of business the demand for
money OH call became extremely active and per cent
was freely paid. 1t understood that s sudden turn
A., the market was caused by the borrowing Of large
amounts Of currency the purpose OF locking up gold
Tomorrow to make sharp corner and advance the
prices the shorts.
Sterling exchange Is completely demoralzed by the
movements in the gold market, and prime bankers Vody
hills were offered at lOS The nominal quotations are as
T1Io,s Iondon 60 DAYS lO5 alOsi London, sight 1854
Ios.. Ioudon. prime commercial, 60 days l0' alos;
Pans. long, 62Oa5s.; Paris. short, 5I73 @'ICa' Ant
werp, 5AIa52O; Swiss, 52l}a5.2O Hamburg a5l9S5t
Amsterdorn 4ea IOI; frankfort 4o5aIos; Bremen 76t
a7s1 Berlin. 7Oi G70a.
The transactions OF the sub-Ireasuy toU'S "eIo DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RTRnUEAA AfApERT


Lososs SEP. s-ll open At s for both and
.fof .7;asa ,'i s Cd osi @ III aS 1ss
Losnos s.p ssps mToS9 s Spssd dull hand.
Lvrsro9I, Sent ellis mCOtOa is dali Mddus Upand,
Lospos SEPT S1RssU.S Petroleum, III p gallon.
y5i,sa STATE. Rs 1851 S5 1861 3D. s. 1851 g. Ten.
MysHEoct Sept SlE %oq;tca A.. And price. have
oSP9s Sept e-5P m-Amerean securities quiet Stocks quiet
teIc. Of n c Ertfa Prime Mess Lard 75s ewt
PIH Sept GO mThe BOurse excited RsH 20 france
Fs,Ss Sept sa2 Cotton opened qqI.t and steady
ne sIciod 8s, Tor the old ISSUE.
LOsDoy sept $50 at 9ai both money
sentS boni, 1902 S2i 1865 old 81 1867 si Stocks dull Erie
LIVERPOOL Sept e'oO mCoon closed fat Mddling Up.
Vn. + c Mg 2 G;S, VIM. .0 Of che cay a 600 0p
Western flOa % co Dbl ior Western Canal Corn, 3 y quarter
IoyOos. sept ezResqss Petroleum fat and unchanged
f.E Sept 6TIe Boure closed hmer but excited Renes 70
HsvEE Sept 6Coon closed quiet both tn. spot and
svEHP Sept e-re'roeam qus' at sd francs for Standard
FusEroEr Sept 6Eveulns bonds am F7sTsen.
p,s sept sEvenia: The closed sad,sced
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-sEPr O.
In, enG.JSsrs Western Steers, 7s8i for fair to good
.ss5s b Eo,, Hog @i prices, ale. 200 head
hh'dt' :" ioF hoPpeli tfdSB 80 v eSt net for eorhei
DOMESTIC MARKETS
Pr Sept 6COou sos stock Mddug
UDhad 5,c Middug Gulf dtc Qaercitrun BARK. No. sJ5
Fo,r inactive Supedus IS asa IS -; Extra North
au JIa Family 90 f ~ IS Penn,yans do, S6 asa 81 25
R R a. f'T F CORY Wheat ssi 10 limited Limited s
: D. Mscd Western 81 ia FL ig Oats dull New State and
NessTn. 3a6oe. Cod-e-Sma supply Rio 4dl7ic. gold. La
ghaFI Ia dl7c gold Sugar and hossessma business Mess
Port 5OdsJJ IS Lard 49, 0lgc Petroleum closed Crude
c, Refined Jc. WHISKY doll sud lover Irou bound 81 20
6 % .s Hg saSs 81 S ~ So g. f ts. S9
IS, d. F.m ga ~; Ciiy Mills superhHs $685. 5Oi DO
- DO Famil 10 Supsrfne
seah6 5i do Esrs - 5od ~ o DO Family ~ 500 Is
Whai dali receipts Prime choice Red 81 dhl CO. Corn
Prime for White. doll 55d6Oc BEe
dn l0ds IS Mess Pork quiet SJi 81 Bacon GTm Rib
SIDE, Ri Shoulders l6c Hans Rd2jc Lard
ql-tst l0u2olc WHISKY ana 81 81 ilG ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
z PER CENT GOLD Bonds,
Coupon or Registered.
Free of Government Tax.
Snnnrnl hr Lll.af lTntfnnnI on fln

~ Y. AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD,
and by the additional guarantee of paid capital
of six million Of dollars.
Issue limited to 10000 per mile OF road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course of thorough and rapid con-
struction $50 miles will be completed by list October
next and the entire line, it is believed by the end
of the ensuing year.
The admirable selection Of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail TO
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country.
These choice securities are meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency at which
price they are still offered
For further particulars apply TO
GEORGE 0PDYKE d Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
financial.

w MADISON CITY,
RACINE
KESOSHA WISCONSIN,
81 COUNTY CITY and TOWN BONDS OF WISCONSIN, IOWA
ILLINOIS, std other WESTERN STATES ued AID OF RAIL
ROADS MUNICIPAL purposes 10 default Of inIers wanted at
'sir rats By GEO. G. DUNBAR No 7WalsL
A MEXICAN EXPRESS,
~ ADAMS EXPRESS.
SCRIP DIVIDEND CERTIFICATES WANTED NRwYoRk
NEWFOUNDLAND. AND LONDON TELEGRAPH STOCK FOR
SALE By GBO. q. DUNBAR
No Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
FOR SALE ny
TANNER g. Co.,
BANKERS
No. 40 WALL-ST.,
NEW-YORk.

We take pleasure i'm recon-"
mending these Bonds as q per-
fectIy safe and reliable invest.
ment, possessing security OF
the highest order, and wils fur
nish satisfactory Information
relating thereto.
TANNER e. Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS or LAX.
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CoMlAHl, Z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent peI ahhuhl
i'm currency and i'm exchange for five-twenty bonds
Welding an increase OF 40 per cent III net annual III
come Present price 96 and interest. Pull parucu
lars furnished by JAY COOKE q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07
EIGHT Per CENT. BONDS
OF THE
City of Montgomery, Ala,
THE CAPITAL or THg STATE
HOWES & MACY,
No. 80 wall-st., N. T.,

Offer for sale, at 90 per cent. and
accrued interest, 2O-year bonds of
the City of Montgomery, Ala
bama, bearing interest at the rate
of 8 per cent. per annum. Coup
ons payable in the City of New
York on the first day of January
and July. The debt of the City
of Montgomery being so very
small, these bonds are regarded
rs frst.class for investment. Fur
Their information furnished ON APP
plication to
HOWES e. MACY,
No. 80 WALL-sT.. N. \.