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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

feii" NOTICE TO LEGATEES. IT II +
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LANCASTER
COuSTi.-Thc surviving Executors Of WILLIAM
McEHNNA, deceased, VS.. PATRICK Y. LYNCH
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Charleston, ct al
In Equty.-Biil for Settlement of Estate Adj
Vice, &c.-8y order Of The Circuit Cour, in
this cansc, fled October lhth, 1862 notice
Is hereby given 10 the individuals embraced
within the classes hereinafter described, with
In twelve months from The date Of the pubIl-
cation hereof. TO come in and ailis before the
undersigned Clerk OF the Court their right TO the
Lcgacies bequeaihcd t0 them in and by the last
VIII and Testament of William McKcnna, late OF
the County AMI State aforesaid, deceased; or fail.
Ing so TO do within the time specified, their claims
will he barred, 10 wit the following: The children
OF James Mckcnna, q brother Of the Tcstator, for
merly residing at Castle Nacor. in the County OF
Donegal. Ireland; the children OF Owen McKcnna
also brother, formerly residing at the same
place; the children oil Nancy Clemens deceased
sister OF the TcstatOr; The children of Ellnor Barr
also sister; the children Of Eilinor Moran, n
daughter OF tile said Elinor Barr: the children Of
john Mekenna deceased brother of the Tcsta.
tor; the children OF Rose Mckcnnu n sister OF
the Testatori the children Of ans of the above
mentioned classes who may have died before The
death OF snid Tes;a:or, leaving such children liv-
Ing nj his death; and, also, the children OF John
W. bradley, Il nephew Of the said Tcs.ator.
THOMAS II. CLYEuRN,
CicrS of TIE Circuit Court,
Lancaster County :. c.
,nlsE
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Marric0.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 2d inst, II; the
Dr.. birmingham. the Hon. John NJ TouHEY In
endant OF Suvan's Island, to Miss c. a. Co.'S
iEoVE, only daughter Of }. Cosgroye, ESD, of this
;ity.
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KY MANilOOD.-A MEDICAL Essay
on the Cause and Cure Of Decline I'm Premature
Man. the treatment OF Nervous and Physical he.
Lihty, &c.
''rherc Is no member OF society by whom this
book will not lie found useful whether such per.
son hollis the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Clcrgyman."-Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent hy mail on receipt OF lny cents. Address
the Author DR.. Z. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
u. Z. scptl Tyr
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Ob,iuarn.

FREMpER. died in this city. on Thursday lie
4th November, ls69, Captain CHARLES FEEMDER
alter lingering disease. contracted during the
late war. He was beloved ly AL who knew him.
May he rest IN peace. a FRIEND.
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,nD-pERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIN
TIE REMEDY positively cures Coaiedones, (Eald
Heads or Gruhsa also ic,l. White and Maltcrated
P!mplcs on the face. Depot No. 10 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
fln,c pn,au
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Special No.irrs.

Ii'" NOTICE -CONSiGNEE . HIDS.
and t'crcc shoulders. inarSci rs u, per Schpon-
or PAIRD, from Sew York, will come forward
ana pay freight, &c, on same on They will be- sold
for expenses wM. ROACH & CO.,
dcclj Agents.
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9s- BATCHELOR,s UAIR DYE-TuIs

10 BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-TuIS
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in The world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in.
Simultaneous; no disappointment; ne ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; IN.
rigoratcs and leaves the neir soft and bcautifnl,
black or brown. Sud by nil Druggists and Per.
fumers; and properly applied at Batcheior's Wig
Factory, No. 16 IiOnd street, New York.
nOyo6 fn>y1yr
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t!c,'ij 1

.MH~ CONSlGSEES PER STEAMSHIP
SEA GULL from Ealtlmor" are Hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY tiscpai" "ng cargo Il; Picr
NJ. /, Union Wharvcs. Ail goods NJ, takc. away
NJ suns.t WI! remain wlG,rf;,l cons.nc.,' risk
MORD:c!i l. CO.,
dccl5 Agents.
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.EJ-GLASS GLOBES. SOME MONTHS
ago ten or twelve Cut Glass Gas Globes were
left with +. l.. GUIl.LEMlN, GAS Filter, Church
street. 10 be sold. The owner will please claim
The Globes at once they will be sold 10 tlcfray
expenses. ,lecII
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.sN- WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors Of Youth AMI the F0ilies Of Age, in rcla-
tion to Marriage and Social Evlis with q helping
hand Tor the erring and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envc!cnes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BoX T., Philadelphia
IA. septoj 2mos
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;sst-K EEP TIE CIRCULATION AC-

5rit"KEEP TIE CIRCULATION AC-
TlvE.-A free and regular circulation of the blood
is essential to health. IL places the whole system
in state Of active defence agains: Nil unwholc-
some influences, AMI is an especial safeguard
against the inimical effect OF sudden changes OF
temperature, and Of damp and cold.
II proper attention were paid to this important
fnct, there would not only he n great decrease In
the number Of cases OF stomach, bowel and renal
complaints, but also in the number Of deaths by
COZ sumption and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period OF the year, when the dividing
Iiro ar:r- III separa,e. pon; kan an inc:,.ncnt
season has just been passed, course OF lloSTEr-
TRR'S STOMACH BlTTERS will be found OF in
valuable service in improving the condition Of the
vital nGid and gently stimulating its Cow. Vic.
lent coughs and colds like intermittent fever, are
the frequent effects OF a chilly atmosphere upon
t,cbilitateIi organization. Diseases Of the kid
ncys often proceed from the same source. How
essential il is, therefore, for persons OF feeble
s;iiu;i0n, 10 invig0ratc the vital organization At
the commencement OF winter Fortified by warm
clothing without and IIOSTErrEHS BITTERS
within, the frai and delicate may brave with
mpuniiy an amount OF exposure and hardship
which, under other circumstances, would pros
trate them on bed Of sickness. Let them con-
slider this and he wise i'm time. dccl3 6DAc
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zaU"SIlIppERS PER STEAMERS bic
TATOE CITY POINT and l'iLOT BOY are hereby
notified tina; no freight will be- received aftcr sun
Sc; on the days cf their sailing.
lecg ]. u. AIKEN 4 co. Accnts
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Ii-' TIE STEALsiiIl' CHARLESTON.
James Kerry, Commander, having been detained
by inccmcnt weather, ":li sail THIS DAY. the
18th instant, u, ] O'Clock T. II.
JAIi:o .,DGEH & CO.
Ucclj .,u,ntS
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KY MEDICAL NOTICE-PATIEN
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Gcnito
Urinary Organs, will receive the latcst scientific
treatment, hy placing themselves under the care
OF DR. T. REENTSJERNA, Onlce No. "a lIasel
street, three doors cast from the Postonice.
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ECEGf'L.
L.ONprx. !inccml,nr |

l.ONp"S, !ncorh"r IL.
!hc Monarch. With Hcah"dy's remains, las
been Ir;:incd un account uf Il -,c.
Much alarm has been created ny ii" appear
a:.Fe "f III" ''ndrrrcS' al ;hc great ca;tie slow
IN his city.
lisaoS. reccmbcri:.
Tile !'rcac'! l'c:wccn ;l!r Nin- ana DaSc t:ai.la.
llama is widening h;,i!J. Tho resignation of the
ministry is hourly expected. y military move.
m"n;. beaded hy iInSe Gaidahana. is assuming
threatening prop"r;r:.s. Disorders age reported
i. opGi;o.
i.uSrnH, Dccpiihcr IL.
China E!i ratified EHr!.ngan.r'a ;;-.iy with
~ .t,....u
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ipceial Notices.

5:s- AWAYWITII SPECTACLES.-O
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor ur Inetli.
cincs. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents Ad-
dress DR.. +. Il; f0oTE 40 l20 Lexington avenue,
New York. dccl5 wrm3pos
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.n.s- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRGSSES.-Comfort and Cure for the Rup;ure,l.
Sent postpaid ON receipt of 10 cents. Address
Dr. T.. T. FouTE, No l2U Lexington avenue, New
York. Iecl5 wCuamos
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gf;:' n OTIC E.--AI.L PERSONS IN
pEiilED 20 the Estate vi the !a,. WILLIAM r.
MARTIN will make payment, AMI those having
Claims agalns, The same will pre>cn; thcm prop
crly attcsi"i 10 t,e Undersigned. q, Nj. a2 Broad
street. ISAAC IFAYNE
does w3 administrators,
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OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND
EAST BAY STREETS, C!IARLE>TON, &. C.. pE-
CEMhfH II, isG3.--0a and after ;his date the
Cars Will maze Extra Trips Oh cacl line after he
regular schedule time, as follows: Leaving the
upper terminus, On lsuilc'l.c avenue. 81 g.3p and
1880 T. IL, and the terminus corner Oh King and
shepherd streets at the same hnur- AMI - Bat
tory AT 10 o'clock r. NJ, and on ;hc last trip stop
ping aL corner Of Mcc'iiig ana MarNc; streets I'M
I'll the closing or the .lcadcn. Of Music.
Tie fare Tor all passengers or these extra trips
viii he ten cents, and 10 tickets viii oe received.
b. orer. s. W. RAMSAY,
dccia Secretary ami Treasurer.
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October 49, 1sco. octso w:,,nos
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The Radicals Executive, In his last messane
prise more Than one million OF OF almost in.
exhanstihlc fertility, and recommends an aecnr-
atc survey OF them and plan for ,hcr rcc.alna.
tiOn. As has been stated by TIE NEWS, Donald
son has given notice OF his intention 10 Introduce
bill providing for the drainage OF these swamp
lands. On inquring OF the Auditor OF the state
IN regard TO the number OF acres comprised in
these swamp lands, was Informed tha, he had
nohata 10y which he could judge accurately rs
they were not returned under that head-;hc un-
cultivated lands being returned as .'w00d, I'M.
cultivated and marsh land5,n OF which there
arc eleven million acres, valued a. forty.tw mil!
Hon dollars. Wnat plan Will he urged III the ll
10 he introduced, has not, rs am informed, been
determined upon. Some arc In favor OF tho State
purchasing the swamp lands, aud others dcsiIr
the state 10 drain thcm and let the owners pledge
themselves 10 pay the expense III five or ten
years. IL is very much desired that owners OF
swamp lands will communicate their opinions
upon the method OF drainage which can accom-.
pllsh tho work thoroughly at the least expense,
ana at the same time not conflict With the inter.
csts OF the owners.
STRAY ITEMS
In the House to-day Mcintyre Introduced the
following preamble and resolution, which was,
on motion OF DeLarge, referred 10 the Committee
on StaiehOuse and Grounds:
nhf7'pds. IL is customary throughout the Uni.
tea States that, at the stings Of tile loyuI lcgis.
laturcs, United States Nag waves over the ni.,rc
where !. assemblies: therefore, belt
R"Soictd by the House OF Representa- ives the
senate concnrring, That the serxeInts-at-armsb he,
Stateio,lse unlteh States nag, to reluain during
the session.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Oct lB-lA m-Conss at g9l for both and
the A9ecan Securities dali United States Five Twenty
Bobds 1852 s2i old si 1861 8 1euForles 56i Es Ea
way shares 2 Illinois Cens Sil Atlantic aud Grsa, Western 70
PARIS Oct 1.-THE BouTss opens quiet hentcs, 1t 29c
LlvkRPooL, Oct I'LL u-Coton opened hrm hddlng Up
lands 2j0l2td Mdng Orleans i2idl2d Wheat, 1913 GENITAL
Red Winter
IoSpoS Oct BTAoW $40 per est Sugar quiet and steady
both on the spot and aHOat LnSd OIL go tun Rosn per
ewt for common North Carolina aud l6 for fne Turpenue
28l9 cWt
HAvKK Oct Coiion opened 6me both the spot and ahos
tres onae on the spot lA francs eSt low ddngs snoat III
Western a.
JlvEnPooL Oct al motion shade active Bread
suns-Whet os ID GENITAL for California; gJ for No Red
Western ana ys ieT Winter Lard is Cat and unchanged
PARIS Oct Ia m-The Bourse Is Sat; Rentes l lie.
ANTWERP Oct is-rsroeum arm but unchanged -
LOSDOs oet h-yl mCcnsOs 9ll both for and the
account United States FveTVeniy bonds 82i for the Of 1867
g for 1863 ana s1l Tor 1905 fenfOe 75 Brs Railway shares
LvEEPooL, OCT ls-iSo p. n-Coton eoIsi active bnt prices
u1ehAaksai saiss VI We IA. Lq sa WkssL aA9a w
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sUMAC-Se selling s600$l2 for the ou and $500 Sl''
far the high grades Virginia ID selling at $50 100 ~
Seeds dull prices nominal AZ Lidl5tc Tor
Clever and rs for Timothy Rough PT Seed selling At % sd
R2E. .,,,a,u- .
u bear Of no fsles i, -. -.
WOOI-A descriptions Of Domestic Fleece dull hut holders
decline 10 Weld aDy price The closing quotations as follows
DoTEsriC FLEgcEa--HevYok Michigan, aod Indaoa-sIon!
Fleece I7a5e Three quarter aud PulbOod berno 404oc HALF
blood fleece blood Fleece 2d7lc Common Fleece
4404c Ohio Pennsylvania and VgpaChoice Selected SA19Py
Ysece I66d6Se SaropT Fleece 5205 Theequaer aud Fun
MeBo (s05oc Hafbo0d Fleece t'Qiyci
fleece 466 Common Fleece i5d4Tc Wconsn Iowa Veron,
nosTree quarter PuboOd herDo. 4JDs1c hAbiooa
Fleece pdSe QuarterboOd Fleece. AG4Ic mSsour hshney
and TsnHe-Wasbed Fleece. &5Ge Unsssbed Fleece ''@c
UuNAshsd Coibbing sT05Oc Canada Fleece. 480l9c
Ton wooLChoIee. 56d6oc Fair oGa'e inisof anu
Burn. 4Jdf7c
PUIIED wooL-NswYok City extra Pulled DGt4s EsE1or.
CD super Puld, s3Us6c New.York City No Inieu
LaGb Wool 845e Western and extra t@sse & M
ira Failed 3df1e County Pulled, long, fo01OG OVun w.
Pulled. aOG;rc { Canada Pulled 450o0e. 80 ain
CALIpOsh-Spnng Clip sBe JODJ3ei Spring CLIP mednm az a
&C. Spring Ghp, low grades and bury 2Sge Fs ChP 1 1s
Be- Fal CLIP low grades and bury Hlc E1ira Pahed' VV
&c snpeT Failed 42G4ie:i Low Pulled l1~JOe aoe ,,s
TEHAs-Fne DDJ5c Medium 3ldoci Low, %0Soci ibiehoi'
lgG2Jc; vep Barry l502Oc . ,
FoEGN WoOLs-Cape Hope J038c; Mexican lJUzc
koi Washed. ;S040c 49,.
wHALEBONBwe quote at S2lao5e for South Seas ss5@sOO
for West Costt sbd Sl0Jd SlO5 for Arctic All gold
WuSAYLc k grgeI bat elelsd ovst and pesetvsd
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


4. Nv Mhs e g h Sat . s
white MGsn So loo bush Wv White & ssTs' e, =,
No Barley steady Of UpLake Cansds OF pJs
;:. S coIa R ms G1Il'f Is a sss
Pss $S e MAINE Ssa Se r. R, RG .H g Beoa
sOc % NssYOk 1O Albany &c Lake I%ps'-l'Sec COO bush
W g 80 S Of gq nan. Gor1 Canal SSts s bush Wheat
B 90 Hg9 Rgs An az fee. 5fS S s buying and o
p SsSsI .s HSS E 81 w %h'i;
Pe1 81 t O. s St no q Il ts afternoon unsettled and
SSg fs ST. M Sn ?, I'D tsS ars
aSs :;. ny f;sS N f SS SsI
noSn %H' ssi Ir iu.s,s g@! DRY sansd
Ss:9s,, M H.9 re nSSs and S ss .oss SI't IS s
I good shipping 9 . ;GaS' SS ss r sSSd to
for siO'sr $3.50 70 for far cI 20 and nc Wheat % GaO
ssig sg Ss
h Pca III bush ss lS Ss'R . SS'
Ss9, SS o S. POO s1 ., RYE s. sS's
Amber adancnsi sales aOdsac 6a'' Nc Barley
MsnPHn Oct la-cottOu smer-Mddlue 1lc seeeipi' sS'
New9e Oh 81 oass S2lc Lard sie Bacon steady
ClrvsIIyD Oct Iawhen,=No Red 81 "a; Ne 2 held s@
S Rye s q SSI9 hs ia s5 s% % i 49, iGS @ Bar
ssy. sH and Pau sqgsHs .$ sg1s 1d F F sf X.
ira ssS 81 wSea, heaTy so spdnS sSsse No. Spring
SSs Rsd gS s%si @ RED Fan a p e. !os ,5 IS
Corn dull. Yellow buli Mixed in sacks 90
BE- White 85a92c Oats dill at 42i c 10 bulk 4I31c In
Barley unchanged Rye declining; Fair Prime 77Gslc
Whisky steadyi sales 81 Is Pork dn at $751; BaeoeShouden,
l7t Clear SIDES 2oe Lard heavvi Choice eree Tie Keg s9e
Cattle steady 81 5O6s4 so for Inferior 70 Good S50S6S for
Prime aud Choice Live Hogs steady $s9 10 for Prime to Choice
ReceptFour $500 bbA Wheat 40 600 bush Corn IA 900 bush
Oats 1900 BUSH Barley 1900 bush Bye 2eO bush Hogs 1900
head.
BuEyALo Oct ls-Rsceps-24Ooo bbs Fouri o. 900 bush
Wheat; 5000 bush Corn; 4O0 bush OATS 5000 bush Barley;
900 bush Peas shpments-S 900 bush. Wheat 1000 buh Corni
s. O bush Data Fegh;s unsettled Oats and Corn weaker: ship
lie and l9c respectively New York. Wheat nomnaly c
Wheat unsettled Of 5000 bush No Chicago
81 TO- 1000 bush REJECTED DO at 8Te $4,000 bush No.
Spring 1900 bnsb No Red Winter at 81 20
quiet; Sound sales Of 900 bush choice Western at 8
Os-Bes feeling among holders held about 41c small parcels
selling at l8c Rye nominal Barley In fair demand quality governs
sales carloads Canada Choice 81 70 track
1900 bush Canada sample at 81 IS In 1000 bush do at
49, bagged delivered Peas-Se Of three carloads Common
81 l3 IS Seeds neglected Pork and Lard
unchanged HIgbwues nominal at 81 lJd 81 l6
ALAS Oct 8-wheat quiet aud dull. Barley seady
sales carload No tworoWed State at 81 H. Oats adJ sales
100 bu,L State In ear lots Cattle active this weeks
supply Beey larger aud quality equal that Of last seeE
Premium and Extra Steers o quickly At advance Of IRON &C. 70 E
last seeEs prices Common aud poor Cattle sold At las wees
prices Fine selected Kentucky Steers sold at from &c 20 sc NE
dun 6ia7e ChsroLses sow st 7c and TeIs sStsi S,Is
abundant Imbs brought fall prizes Of last week Sheep ts "a IT,
Of sales Sheep I! 63c Lambs lld8t Hogs dnu
Illinois O ale Michigan, 9idlOc EeW-fork. lO0lOle
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Pr Cun0I VoStfI, and RaiT0ddL
Der lB-i3 Wheat l25 bush Corn 5jfB bush Oats,
357 bnsb Rye PaIed 35 bush Beans 100 bills Flour
54 Cotton 100 bills Com Meal bb Dat Meal l99 bags
BaEeye Pens bags Buekwbea l52 bills Tar 296 bills Rosln
Pork $40 Lard " pkgA Ashes go pigs Blte IsJJ
pkgs Cheese 28 pkgs Taow 10 ibis Lard Oh 2 pkeG DRIED
pLR bb 283 bb Whisky 4457 bills Refined
Petroleum bb Eggs 80 babes Wool 10 bales Hemp 29s bsles Hops
sides Leather ZI HIDES 33 bdG HIDES 212 hhds Tobacco Lou
Tobacco 8l bags Cotton Seed % pkE Rice %
pkgs PscAns, pkgA BeeSWsX, bags PeAnutE
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together with the great value Of their property en-
title their Securities to the fullest confidence.
We are prepared to buy and sell the Securities OF
the Central Pacific Railroad Company at the current
market rates. FISK d HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
Nassau-st.
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THE MARKETS.

iCaTsmIy reported for THE TRIBUSEI ,o,
MoSDAf Oct 49, 1852
AsHES-The quiet aud unchanged; sales at 81 6
for Pots -,
COTTON-Buers operating fairly aud with favorable foreign
scps the market strong the grades for Low Mddgs
much stock the spot avaahe sales OF
29I5 bales gO Of which rs
GA for consumption 67 for speculation ana w Ia
trau delivery 900 bales October at 1bo IOO bales
November private terms 25c LOO December 25ie
and 100 January 26 basis Low Mdng We quote fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Tie business of the Central Pacific Railroad COM
pares with that Of the Illinois Central Railroad as
follows:
Niles in Locouo- Par R.rniurs-SlayIt to Ratio Lands
IN e,t 'is s sss Sl ,oy, iesIP S Sssc
Cea Paeldccp i7s 1ei sausito s. 100000
~ -. 16jeJi6 Iesfy)
Thus. it viii he seen the results of the Central Pa
ciic, during the first year of its operation, are
equally gratifying with that Of the Illinois Central
Railroad after i2 years Their respective obliga-
tons are quoted to-day:
ILLiNOIs Central per cent currency Construc-
ton BODds-- -..-.----------.--------.. lly
Central PAcPIc per cent gold, lst Mortgage 93l
The two causes, which, in great part have given
the high standing to the securities Of the Illinois
Central Co.. on both sides of the Atlantic Qarge sur
plus earnings wlSeh together with the proceeds of
Land sales, have been invested in their bondsl,
ere the same which must hereafter give great promi-
hence to those of the Central Pacific The honorable
aud malicious management Of the Central Pacific Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions OF Acres In Kan
saS and Colorado, a 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 in successful operation
for 4S7 miles, and earning more than enough TO pay the
interest on Ills nec loan. This loan runs so 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. SO Exchange-place, and M.
K JEsUP 81 COMFY No 10 Pine-st. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

GENITAL for Winter Flour W per Dbl fr Western Canal Common
IoSpoS Oct 1860 m.-rslow ff e~t Common ROsn
e0s3 per Spirits TaPsatne 2S per eN Ca'us'' hnseed
6lja y -. .,.. -.
dipn 10 arrive, l3Cl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY.--We confidently recommend these
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate. Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
HENRY CLEws g. Co.. No. SO Wall-St,
Financial Agents Of the Company.
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PETROLEUM-Crude firm At l in bulk Re6ped bnner at id
&c. higher ruling with business 10 Philadelphia
RCBThsre movement except in cbbng lots at case for
C6TolipG
sUGARs-e market fair active and steady former figures with
very good offering Fair good Refining, l0lsc
bids f2i for Cuba 900 boxes Havana Ut
0lZtc; Rehued dul al l54c for Hsrds
sKNbcYe better demand for Goat at u prices Deer
andeF larger receipts and accumulation Of stock We
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

rop THE WyyK ENDING MONDAY. Dot. IL, 1869.
B,eyes CowA peaA Sheep and LAm6A swine
914 Us 1855 5lI3l zlW
These were sold at the following market-places;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

GOLD COIN BONDS OF ROCHESTER,
VI err Works Company lu MOrsge choice security
Il los rate. for sAleb BY . ,, =, ,,,,o,,x
Stock Broker ard Auctioneer % Pine-St
DEPORT of the CONDITION of the Ma
III TiONAL PARK BASK or EBWY0RK, In NsHIOrk in the
state tie close Of business the 9h day Of October
1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

THE ST. LOUIS AND ST.
JOSEPH RAILROAD COM
PANY.-Notice is hereby given
that the Coupons of the st. Louis
and st. Joseph Railroad Company,
due Nov. LIST (next), 1869, will, it
desired, be cashed in Gold, free OF
Government tax, at the Banking
Office of Messrs. TANNER u Co.,
No. 40 Wall-st., New-York, less
the rebate at the rate of CO. Five
Per Cent. per annum in gold, from
the time of presentation until Nov
LIST next.-September 10, 1S6s.
Z. M. LAWSON, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

"a haao,tsr will be called at the first Of the
Board.
Messrs. L. NJ. Hoffman g. Co, notified the Board this
morning that they were unable to respond to their con-
tracts.
The earnings of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
for the second week IN October were;
Iaea s 1850 1921 800 Decrease. $23'7I7
The imports of specie at this port during the past week
have been as follows; --. .. ...
Previously reported. l4ooHs
Total since jan ], 1909 .
Sane TINS, 6oo
Sane time,
..s... 80 VroN'Ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19

VtH T. April and October interest ON the
II SPECIAL TAX BONDS Of the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA
HENRY CLBWS Co. y Walst. n. l.
ID A. fxErEs Treasurer State az North Carolina