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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-16

IRON, STEEL, &c.
oao tona ENGrIsH and AMERICAN EEFINRD
IRON, embracing an assortment OF htts
from three quarters 10 sl1 incnes wlae oy
one quarter to one iuch thick;
ROUNDS and SQUARES, f,om quarter 10
four inches in diameter;
OVALS. HALF-UVALSb anu HALF
ROUNDS;
10 tons SWEDES and COUNTRY 1EOH.
ALEC.
MAYORS CAsTsEEL, fat tquare' and octs-
EseLfsH and AMERICAN BLIsTERED
STEEL.
GERMAN sPRING and TIRE STETL,
BLOCE-TIN, SPEi.TER E.
BtR-LEAD and -HEET ZINC,
RUSSIA and En- GLlSH oHEET-lRON.
For sale by
Spool COTTON,
- or popular brands,
ut wholesale only.
HALL q HUTCHINSON,
nh 2o-eodsml Ills Main, above Twelfth street.
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DRUGs, MEDICINES, &c.

NEW PREPARATIONS have re-
IN cetved the following valuable PRt PARA
I1UNs from II essrs. Wyeth 4 Brother, Philadel-
phia which offer at their prices
Elixir inchona Calisaya,
Eli air centiau tferrated).
Elixir Pyrophosphate of Iron,
Elixir Cordial (ferrated),
Elixir Bark Iron and bismuth,
Elixir Iron Quinine, and strychlia;
Elixir Valsrianate of Ammonia
Elixir Hops Glitter Wine Of Iron.
Compound syrup of the Phosphatcs,
Ferrated Wine Of Wild Cherry.
PURCELL, LAID CO., Druggists,
an15 1915 Main ST. eet.
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ITO PHYSICIANS.
ELIXIR OF BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM.
Bromide of Potassium is now one OF the most
popular and valuable nervous sedatives and altera-
tlves known to the profession but its decided me-
tsie taste Is often an obstacle to its u-e with deli
cata and irritable stomachs. To obvlate this
difficulty we have Prepared the "Elixir," in
which the unpleasant taste is disguised. Esch
fluid drachm contains five grains OF Bromide Oh
Potassium. Mnaktn
Dispensing Pharmacists,
apis sle Main street.
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DITCH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
III received very large and elegant assortment
or CHINA, Glass, EARTH and
HOUSE-TURNISHIEG GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete In the State
and We invite the examination OF our friends and
all In want Of goods In our line. Housekeepers
will consult their interest by calling on us. Uur
stock consists in part Of Rich Decorated China
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet sets White China and
White Granite Dinner Tea, and Toilet Gets !;
Rich Cut and Pressed Glassware In great variety !;
Silverp!ated Of best quality Patent Ice Pitchers
Fine Rodgers's Table Cutlery, American and
Common Table Knives, Tin Toilet Sets, Plated
and Japanned Walters, Casters, Lamps, Looking
Glasses, yellow Ware. Brown StoneWare, &C., &c.
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
NH 2T-sm 1907 Main street eagle square).
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CROCKERY, &c.

NEW STOCK.-Just received, large
IN and weII-as sorted stock OF
WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DINNER
and TEA SETS,
HOUSE-FUaNISHIhG GOODS and PLATED
VASE OF every descrtption-at New York
prices, wholesale and retail.
FANCY TOILET SETS at extremely low
Also, the NEW METALLIC PORCELAIN
LINED BAKING DISH, a beautiful ornament
for the dining table.
Call and examine the stock at ...r
an Ia GAhY,s 1905 Main street.
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CoMETHING NEW.
- OLD GAs-FIXruRES RKSEWED.

xo,,NTcAsrLR win RE-BRoNZE CHAN
pRI iERS and aAs.FIXeUkES OF every ae-
aAcrsnfif,n and warrant them 20 look - Soc9 ~
new. Give him atrial as $50 Broad ssress. ~n
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CONFEC,.,T]HONEREEs.

ORANGES AND LEMONS resolving by
- e'sA Sesss HULST KING,
ans Ia32 Maiu street.
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so,o;on that unless the Church shall pub.
Iish 3 Sunday school paper suitable 20 the
wants. of our Sunday schools, We Will feel
II. our duty to supply our schools through
some other agency
GENERAL AGENT.
The committee on this subject offered
the following report, which was fully and
ably discussed by Bishop .Dogget., Rev. ).
L. Garrett, Rev. r.. P. Mitchell, W: I.
Chandler, Rev. W. G. Lampkin, andsT.
L. Fl. Young; after which the entire series
of resolutions were adopted
"Brethren,-Your committee have care
fully considered the propriety Of employing
n general agent, and feel satisfied that such
fundamentally cannot prove other than
eminently successful if Q judicious selec-
tom is made in the man for the position
They therefore move the adoption OF the
following resolutions
:" RESOLVED, That this Society employ
general agent. ;,
g Resolved, That the salary Of such
agent shall be not less than 81 900 per an
num-at the discretion Of the Executive
Committee.
!" Resolved, That the salary be guaran'
teed by this Society, and that the delegates
present do now pledge themselves for such
amounts as they believe can be collected
from the circuits and stations they repre-
sent.
Resolped, That - - Is hereby
rendered the position of general agent.
"Resolued, That - - proceed al
once TO publish list of appointments
least one on each circuit where sub-socie
ties do not now exist-and that he convene
mass meetings at these appointments fo'
the purpose of awakening increased Int,
rest in the cause and that he do then and
there organize sub-societies and place then
in communication with the State Society.
Respectfully submitted.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wypxr.p,Y Sent tCs,ts are .os looking up nalsr tie
5o~ sa, AZ G ~lere Ia BOB d sJ7 r
H.s broasa' ron Meee'TAsn H Ig Ian on MONDAY True
better s,.s Of e1',s sega a KssR, al good and e zoe
Ohio stock mamng an unusually lood 1' i S drove about
ests gtufa s'g ld eo,e npon 6c Tie bulk saes were
eH ~ " ; The ,e,sss Sfs o 'I 1es l along he Harlem
road TIE following f9|g, ,,es o for vi suba Co.. oa n gross
PIE 70 dress So 10 per aud 90 lat es R steers ior Im aud
coon Mos G'@agh, on Is "a, grades fed BY BoFg' 10 rt'Tay
County Tee NM H. Tee " also .ci Duiccs County
s'esl. eeg@9R 70 fo' y G 5 good el Fowler
hs GaIe Co. for Robins lls pretty fair "a eV H. steers at
bs 50 O. cattle With Y cwt sold at 10
= Eastman Tor 4 Msno ~ 's s or f,' f, i snd Bro
cattle % .5 5s r as' b ss gaS , lslo a! S bead "
r GI. run ont % fair It cvt Illinois stee' at ne
q 81 Ihlhois btri az
I,g Coz run out u cat Keatney cattle " ''4 Blu
g. Of i cary 5 sa9 20 goco o steers at cot u. steers,
to G X Goycr re M Glover G.lsG MIN o i.ss steer. at III a5
ia wisms had lJ Illinois aud Kentucky eae'i e"t ''" 'E
at l1g Ws rpp ont 60 Illinois Of cwt at 3c
% Co sod O. S.. sss 6 90 IS oos steers d
gst Pagan disposed 90 fair to good Illinois steers at '' no.
wsp sold 10 Duehess County OIn aud cows une7eD at
Sheer ar. IN good supply viz 2asl arrived or
sn a hsas There yeI , essng sad SH n
both Of sheep and lambs aOnS & o. the s6e weather helping
the dead markets and thus Inducing sS"g TRANSACTIONS
re- vi, .icbtst Kirby sold 10 state Lambs ." ID AZ
40 en- NJ gSc so OF &C ~ Sc and q extra bhe be In H. - "a
~ b gte. also 81 state sheep o| 10 '~' % " " 80
n SIC And 10 extras, 100 ID &c nj On ~ ., All 10 cv l27
Az 9 IA Sc 40 do d. 56c 60 Of 81 NJ etc Ia n@ 81 r.
DC ms Elliott ran u cul State Sheep AZ ~ 20 s ss ssr
9Gs 81 Lambs State, 81 n sts!e 2z' OF 0 and ~ "
n st9c 90 ~, r. .oA III State Sheen and Lambs at
AZ Hudson S 40 zoe st 80 25i and 200 at ~ head
Tso igO sheep 70 ~ at 81 8lt c"L -, olaIo,c and city
10y Wssisrn al i3a3ici Receipts 243 some 800 ts1
ofe 80 ,eTe snddenly thrown the inarkct his ~
9Ie ye ppprepsre them They brought J@I % sse boss
bsy9Is onSb iogs g7 lbs SIC III Of 2J lbs se
~ 0se; and very prime lot Of lO EIuA %fD UNIV S "
IN Dsrl
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN'-'9ecuieu
by Land Grant Of Three Millions OF Acres III Nan
xas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas. to Denver, Colorado and
rnortoaee upon the road in successful operation
%, 47 miles and earning more than enough 10 pay the
ineres on this netc loan This loan runs ~ years
pays Z per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets and circulars address DAB
WV MORGAN g. Co., No. 90 Exchange-place' and ~
x. JysrP & Co.. No. ~ Pinest.. n. \.
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.sssz |. Amoun. Gas, of A....


The Gold Exchange Bank, through its President makes
the following statement Of its affairs:
An officer OF the bank into the Gold Room on the
thatit would impossible clear the transactions Of
that day IN account OF an attempted corner But on
consultation, IL was decided that IL the duty of the
bank TO 0ake the attempt even at some sacrfce The
Da9K assumed the clearing movement in the usual man.
Te Urge so%nt Of eS and O. surr Sasno0 Il
VAS Was ieeessary to restore large portion Of
ester Would have followed. To do this the bank was
oct 20 depart from the rule Of receiving all balances
tH paying any, and went on paying dealers portion
op balance on their statements reservng safe mar
@ ere practicable and trusting to the dealers to make
va course pursued Friday and Saturday. on satUr.
ofy committee was appointed at informal meeting
81 er 10 confer with the directors who went into an
oi igatOn extending through Saturday and Sunday,
e.. = pan TO declare nine dealers rejected from the
as,1ihent they deemed practicable. The bank
Thc e In 1Sis in paying dealers on Monday
ss5its s,n House of the banks, 6H Monday and
nj,Fuay; was passed by, transferring 10 the conn.,
nAanee due by the bank The bank has now at its
6snO bS eT T6 me with the Clearing House Of the
winch toHquidate the dealers statements as soon
ne dealers and the dealers to the BANK o ~ tbe
day and from mai an these Results can be appropriated
y oak to be solvent and able to paw ali its dehts
emcnt bank has not t sfSePt 6 on our dealers
PAY an ne 0OnSations as stated. II paid Monday's
tuesday OOCc0 in gold and saw 81 400 600 s p ana on
september IS, 1869. Ii. M BFNEnJCT prasidnoIiees
1hS statement was made TO the associated banks and
they were satisfied that the bank perfectly solvent
and had arranged to render all assistance
TO carry them through when injunction was obtained
by party claiming to be creditor Of the bank that pre-
vented them from action in the matter Mr. Augustus
Hall OF the firm Of Brown, Hall Vanderpoel was an
pointed temporary receiver We are informed on the
best authority that the bank solvent and will nav
every dollar OF its Indebtedness.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern.
ment bonds:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

g., On ~ m@Con,ols open at SO for both MONEY p hna
L0SDot sep esn securities open dull Unied o's. RJs
tee I2 s5, 1865 DID, s 1884, s1i ora S,st Wts
Rsl~sv shares, ri Illinois Csn"A'' ''' A'
sTn, M IN ,,.,E American securities quiet Ohgtoi
LorySs Ttx bonds 1852 So 1865, old, 8Ji i0o" '|i
"Ioyn0s Sept 81 ?. m.--la'e' oA''' NV
A~1ced 10 the isue Of Io' s ~ on to for and
LoNDosi Tinted States Feelwc9iy Bonds 1s o Eorils. 7b,
M tsy he ssse Of lJJ2, 9kt or 5,I tGa 9 On, " '
" ~ loi o =. .bsfss q Illinois CsHtsas VA
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TerC Canal VesseIe, dhI IIudlTVuHs ~ -. tro,, 90
m o1e bsles Cotton bbs Flour go Digs
,oS lush Wheat 2O bush Corn - oJ9 0Iss ,h Re,ns 2il bs
o Meal 2sS bags Corn Meal l3 bbls Ost Meal T hss Crude
1oin aia. EaphthA 90 bbs Spirits iuTgelunS ~ ,.ss
s ZOO bbis Tar bbs RonD lObo1 r oo 1b.s 5J
q Rs Cut Meats 80 pkg, Lard zoo Es1 e. .A Toy as pigs Died
n IL bis Copper 200 cakes CopPs e5I s noI as Hides
& asi bse AL bsles Hops oo' soes 80 Tnbscco
f Hides 2g0 bids Tobacco, ~ boxes sno "a he Mos,
lsos Cotton seed o pigs tee 20 boxes o''''"' "
IL
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EIGHT PER CENT CURRESCY Bonds

EIGHT PR CENT CURRENCY bUNUo
-, -, Ar.R1MA AND CHATTANOOGA X. X. Co.,
FREE or GOVERNMENT IAX
Endorsed by the State of Georgia
Entire issue only $4,000
For sale at 92I and interest by ,.,,.-.
soUTTER g. Co.. SO Wilam-st.
UyNpY CIEws e. Co., 80 Wall-st
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The SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF the D IAN.
.,,,ID TrnAyA. BLOOMINGTON, and PEKN KALI
n nli cowpAyY are selling rapidly. The semi
anal nD interest will be paid in Gold Coin October t.
which makes saving to persons purchasing guile
the present month of over one per cent bee "u''i
4isemeuf in another column ,,No,.or.st
Tp,,rR BgoTmERs, Bankers, Il Nassau-s'
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vr PEI cEST GOEP PHGfAis 1 haH TgS9
bsI SEE on GsyERNMENT TAX Issgs6 Hg R Ale
s cEDE R to1Se afP M SeGSCm@end
ROAD CoMP4Nf. cIsss Investment At the price they
sond' ab a. 10 per per the
United s sp are asd ' fa Spar' can be had
application xSnY CLEws & Co. No , $S W Go1aSv
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| charged with its projection and constructions inc
valuable provisions contained in the mortgage tho
right to convert tie bonds from coupon into regis
tered and to reconycrt them; the sound currency in
which they are payable and the high rate OF interest
they bear-in view of all these assuring facts, we
feel amply warranted in commencing these bonds as
one of the safest and most Inviting railroad secur-
| ties ever offered to the public.
PRICE.
We are authorized for the present to sell them al
par and accrued interest in currency, But the Con
pany to itself the right TO advance Iho
price at any time it may elect.
Government Bonds at market prices received 10
payment
THE ADVANTAGE OF CONVERTING GOVERNMFN-
BONDS INTO THESE SECURITIES.
A comparison with investments in United States
Bonds will slow very great advantage IN fayor0
change to these or any other railroad security OF
equally high character:
5000 L. s. 5Os G7 at l22 will buy OF these Bonds 5000 W
Interest on 5000 5-2es at 6 per cent. Gold. 5000;
Gold at l3j, Currency. 400 %
Deduct per cent. Income Tax. ............. 20 %
Balance. 1854 70
Interest on 5000 New York and Oswego Midland
Il. II. Bonds at per cent 1920; Gold at 1885, free - ~
from u B. Income Iax.-...---.-.--..-...--..' oo' w
Showing on the same money invested increase Of
income nearly 90 per cent SlS2 20
Besides the investor secures beyond possibility OF
decline or loss % per cent increase in the principal to
be paid him at the maturity of the loan. The posi-
bty of less premium of Government bonds, or the
certainty if held until maturity of the entire loss OF
premium. may, perhaps, influence the minds of many
to make the change.
At the present price of Gold 135i) these bonds pay
as much income as a 10 per cent currency bond sub
ect to Government Tax.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
BANKERS,
No. % NaSsau-St.
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rnnrrcTIoN AGAlNsT srECrLAT0ns.
ITS PROGRESS.
TIE RoAD-ITs IMPORTANCE, &


,rIe Couropy is prosecuting It's work with great
energy and doing il in the most substantial manner.
II cvnects to have one hundred and forty-scven
mica of road finished by the LIST of October next,
namely that portion of its main line running from
Osyepo TO Sidney Plains, the point OF intersection
with the Albany and Susquohanna Railroad, together
with n branch TO New Berlin. Nearly the whole
cost Of This portion of the road has been betrayed
by the stock subscriptions raised along this
part of the line. The grading, masonry ana
bridginp of that portion of the line Is ALREADY
ohont completed, and not less than one hundred
miles of track laid. The work Is also making
GOOD progrcss on other divisions OF the road.
II IL fine expectation of the Company if not retarded
law unforeseen obstacles to have the entire road
completed within the ensuing calendar year.
PROVISIONS IN MORTGAGE.
In o,frnp these securities to the public it is due
TO the Company to say, that III the preparation Vi
tboir bonds and the mortgage under which they are
;aa,od tbev have cheerfully adopted every sugges.
ton that we have deemed essential to render them
ho most nerfect and attractive railroad security on
tbe market. The mortgage provides that III case OF
defoult for a period of four months, III the pay
80, of interest the bonds shall become due; ana
II enowers the trustees, in that event. TO take pos
osop Of the road and all other property covered Dy
tho mortgage, and to use or sell the same ior inc
honoGt Of the bondholders. This we deem most
;mnortant provision as it avoids all the delays ana
dangers of litigation in case of default
REGISTRATION.
The bonds are issued with coupons; Dut lhey pro-
id Cor registration and reconversion into coupon
bonds at the option of the holders Or II any holder
60 elect. he may by surrendering the coupons con-
wort them into permanent registered bonds
THE BONDS.
Tho bonds are payable in twenty-five years from
Inv &c INV last. They are payable in gold coin
Of tne United States They bear gold interest al inc
rate Of 7 per cent per annum, payable IN New iork
LAT January and lst July, free OF Government TAX
high CHARACTER OF THE SECURITY
In view of the s6OOOOO paid-up capitai Oh inc col,
poration issuing these bonds; the iInp0ia"nUo
,rodtahlo local and through business; its proximity
70 fine ctv of Yew-Yorls; its wise protection from
tIo control of stock operators and spccuiatorS tno
good judgment aud energy displayed by 'n0''
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THE MARKETS.

ICGgefoDy reporiea I'i tv ~ Sept a. 1853
A.. y, 80 Of ~ bblA al 81 s15G
p.,s Pearls h0miiAL ., t general hesvY tone
sIs4 ps are sgsiS % 1e m VILE 20 opersts with spy
erosgho ass liberal q 'io 70 nS s tsGeB BY exporters.
last essbs stA SO By speerbt0s ~.r AZ ME
80, n ID, 90 bales ayefsge -" A 49,
sEeete' osots r0uiEaly ~ i"'nAt d 0,esss TeTsA
if.I.r go -.
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Pans. Sept aa-The Bosrse il steady Renies III h.
HvRE Sept CotOn Opeus quiet and both on the spot
and anost; Tres 0rrse the l454 francs cwt
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29I m-COton-The market opens qriet
hddng upaBds l20l2d hdns Orleans 2ial2d The sales
Of the estimated bales Bresdufs-NO Red Western
Wheat 9jid9i5 per GENITAL
LIVERPOOL Sept 29lI:lS n-Coton-Tbe sales Of the dsy
estimated at8OOO bales PovisOns-POrk l0 y ee Of 5 10
for Extra Prime Mess Lard 7i per
liverpool Sept 29 m-COtton easier l21d for Mddpg
Uplands aud I'D for Middling Orleans
LvERPooL, Sept 29l mThe Cotton market closed easier
but unchanged the o'clock report 5000
bales including 600 for export and speculation.
LONDON Sept 2s-4D n.-Tslow 47047i3 q ewt Linseed
6d28l9
FRASKPoRT Sept 2oRvenng FyeTwenty bonds
closed fat at 81 for the Issue Of 1862 coupon.
HAyBK Sept 29-BvepgCOtOn closed quiet both the spot
and aAOat
ANTWERP Sept Decentralization closed srm at SCI francs
PANS Sept 29-kyenpEIhs DOurse closed dull Ren llI Oe
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And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money was irregular as 10 rates. On Government
bonds large amounts were offered throughout the day at
ea7 per cent On Railway shares the general dtrust
caused high rates be paid. From Gal per cent was
paid on stocks selling under par and on New-fork
Central and Hudson high per cent was paid Tor
one day The ruling rate, however from d2i per
eenr for one day At q there more confidence
sborn and loans were made at per cent commission
n ia many cases currency interest accepted where
the}hrms we're in undoubted credit.
Sterling Exchange was dull and steady at quotations:
london co days. 1854 alOss London sight, les4 alo9
london prime commercial, co days lN4lo'ti rams
In s91ta51s,: Paris short 5ISla51Gl; Antwerp,
E2ataa214; Swiss 522. 952l3; Hamburg Sji93jI; Am
,terdam lOaaOs; Frankfort, IolaIol; Bremen 789si
Berlin. 7Oi07oa
The transactions OF tie subTreasury today were as
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ColrsaUs CnoAoo INprtvA CGSraL RAILWAY 1osrtSr{
30 q BHOApwAy Nrw loEE. sept ~. i.ai
rrnD rIIE DIIRpnSE NE IONIhADI(IING
President Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Co.

rTsK Gufc 90 RAILROAD toNfANf{
"''' No. ~ IINH.sr EEwYoHK Aus. 10. l8 3 -,
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD fllsS L
Z JNnR1G aGR SINKING FUND BOEDSNoc hereby gwen th.
- Ills Isy desgnaed % ouds numbered sooT,' 49, s
- 5o9 M 3i las 30 8O 49, 43G, 1874 aS JJ 2f 80 4J
"a 5i0 so gg Of = 600 each for redemption
the terms The Mortgage Interest thereon VII srnd on
He'7D'-' 49, L. H. MEYER. No Il Nasssntt, ". J..
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PIrTsBUKGH FORT WAYNE AsD CHcA6o RAILWAY SoN i
OFFICE SECRErARY, PTTsBURGH seg 10 ,,V
DJVIDEND No 1-GUARAkIEED SlOCk
PITrsBCKeH FoRr WAySE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY .oNPASh
OFFICE WiXsLow, LASIER Co, IRASsfEs hSkSis s

,
THE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER of the
ock of this Company will close TUESDAY The Uta aay OF
August 1862 ct M purpose Of enabling tie persons hohs
Sto al that time into the guaranteed stock 70 "
issued q exchange therefor go, ., 4. ,,-,,.., =, A..
The stock 10 be exchange will be entitled dividends
rate OF seven payable qu.tey on we O
DAY following ars Monday Of January April July ahq
Rd Comp,p and such dividends will be payable free the Income
~ States and Of all taxes wheh MAJ 70 coz
c,d In any manner throt By OF TIE corpooa
the leasing the amsthe payment OF A
suet taxes being assumed by tue lessee l., ,-. r..
will be issued N exchange Tor
% hundred stock Persons entitled 10 reces
the fractional par, OF will scrip Lot entitled 10 dl7ihen
until aggregated. ,,.,.- ~. IL
share on eVe hundred shares will be converted the sv IN
Ae the hereafter made out OF the surplus as
set, when It's outstanding accounts shall be settled m
be open for the exchange Of stocks on TUESDAY the s
4,y 81 August 1869 By order Executive Committee
~ MINSLOW Co. Transfer Agents
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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 (nexD, 1869, will, if
desired, be cashed in Gold, free OF
Government tax, at the Banking
Office of Messrs. TANNER & Co.,
No. 40 Wall-st., New-York, less
the rebate at the rate of 90 Five
Per Cent. per annum in gold, from
the time of presentation until NOV.
LIST next.-September Is, 1869.
i. M. LAWSON, President.
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THB PANAMA. RAlLRoAD CoNpAN6.
88 WALI.sr., NgsloRK. Sept " 5os)
SnTU DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
)U have th. declared the regular Of
SIX CENT payable the Stockholders or her legal epresea
tatiyes on sher the 9Th " October next -, 49,,
Transfer Books will be closed the afternoon OF the E'n h aa
reopened on the morning Of the 9th prOImo ~ ,,-,, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

1,ITT COUPONS of the DANVlLLE, uKv
NE GN0oOouSsGToE AND PRKIN RAILROAD CohPANi
OF illinois be paid in gold esn nee R. Loan and
and after Oct j. ioo' VI p'0'' G. r. GRlGGs, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

desire charge o. agenrlt The next annual election "
,t1ftoer. an % an early dy 'r
t toIes 10 G GARRISON No. Bosns green, or to LOON