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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

n BY ARCH; $oTssIoy' AUSmoSEER.
JohssTSs hs ssAs 1sS 1SSf3s TSssht& AHGsz ~ Or .s
Their usual Inc o. Horses: @ Carriages isa :'S' Sc
THE HORSE aa AToTioS THs ScIS BRANCH
o. our business made feature and specially and con-
liz, asst Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
whsre we hold saes every Tuesday and Friday throughout
Gentlemen wishing purchase, those having Horses
Carriages % SELL win hnd house perfectly reliable
this branch OF as We do al our other
er honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits
~ mari. liz ras, thirteenth street,
Elegant team Of gray Gelinss an thoroughbred Ara.
ban a9i Messenser with lons tsis and names 1875
'4s from ali
IA s ss y ), @ s .
b2 and superior roadsers with great
% op sna no p Road Wagon built by
NJ stives, four seat Light Park Phaaon all in good
Team, brown Mare bay Horse about Is hands.
free from vice beea used only family team; they
@ q sss's s a sS
Sr n mad TN. ~: from S%
% ss sna hna sS n @
doubs Harness heavy silver hand plated Blankets Robes
Bright bay Mare has BEEN used as one Of private car
ri.ge team ~ hands: years, kind in all harness, free
sn-seas Germantown Rockaway. built by Miner 4 Ste
Bay Canadian Mare, 10 hauds. years. kind in all hsr
ssa S% vHs M a sns
Conoor spring road Wagon in good order; single
Har0ess, Whip, &c.
Bay II, win long name and tail. lsA hands years In
Sorrel Mare, I5 hands years. kind in all harness
uncer saddlc free from vice.; fine aveller free and
stylish driver warrane / sound kind and tire.
Gray Mare 15E hands, years; kind In all harness. free
from vice. good and free Taveer sound kind and true
TronG establishment, comprising bay Horse, l5 hands,
years. kind IN all harness. free vice; trus In three
minutes has tro!ed In 20 and free ans stylish driver
kind and true Also Tro;ux Skeleton Wagon and Of
Trotting Harness, &c.
Bscf Mare l5A hands years. kind in all harness; free
from vice good travellers; Kind d true.
Bay Mare years. Is hands, troted in three minutes
II sold for account OF WHOM 10 pay charges
and Keep
Dark bay work Horse le hands, years. kind in all har
free from vice. travels In four mnutes has
to an ice cart warranted sound kind and true
Dsppie gray Team, l51 hands, and kind in har
under saddle carrfsk warranted sound
Bay coupe He 10 hands, years kind in ali
excellent saddle free from vice.
minutes easy been used only for family driving kind
Several other Horses, top and top Wagons, &c. Full
description time OF SALE We never postpone sale on
OF weather.
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GTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
- THE ANCHOR LINE,
Fayore Clyde built passenger steamers, intended 10 sal
Caledonia wednesday sept2s Britannia Saturday Oct s
Iowa. Saturday, Oct. Europa . saturday sept so
--and every Saturday thereafter, -
Rates OF passage, payable Ia currency
fscnr.e, fscSs % ttsfo0 so SH,Gow G o Derry s sNS 90
S,eerage to Glasgow Q: Berry $50: int,Insdia'e sci
Prepaid cerufcc-cs from these ports, tS7.
Passengers booked 10 from Hamburg, Havre, Rottsr
osm, fniwerp. &C., ~ very low rates. ..,.,,
issued, payable any bank In Great Britain aud
For further information apply the steamera foot OF
pey street, or a the CsmpAnys ocs No Bow!nE 9resn,
Mar Yerks HENDERSON BR0rHERA
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FINANCIAL.

('OuPOSs OF THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY
" Honda maturing the ls Octobe-, viii be paid In
goid on aad aer that day ut the oees OF Won HOFF
NAN CO., New York, or C. d. HEAD, T, Il. PERKINS,
OF Boston.
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(ITIzENS' SAVINGS BANK
A5s BOWERY, SOUTHWEST CORNER CANAL STREET.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on ALL SUNS
FROM FIVE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Money deposited will interest from October
Payable la January and July.
Bank day from 10 TO g. and also In evenings
OF Monday, Wednesday ana Friday, from 70 T.
Eank books In English, German and French.
SEYMOUR A. BUNcE, Sec'y. T.. A. QUINTARD. Pres't
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EACthStONSs
OATH AND CoESr ISLAND RAILROAD STEAM
ID cars laavs Ersy hour Horse from HamItop.
Wal. South ard T2.,on ferries connect at Greenwood
L'OR KErPORT-s MATrAwAN LEAVES
Se~ York. foot Barclay street, at $3.50 p. NJ, and Rsy.
g?c $50 NJ III October is thon leave New York at p
q. and gcypor, al AN
CTEAMER MARY POWELL WILL COMMENCE RUN.
- ming SATURDAY. june lisp for Cosrers', West Point
and Rondoa leaving pier foot Of bssbrsses street, every
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GEE rHE rELEGRAM TO-DAY.

GEE THE TELEGRAM TO-DAY.
THE WALL STREET WAR IN RHYME AND
REASON.
THE BATTLE OF THE BULLS DELINEATRD.
METRE.
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vELOCIPEDEs.

LN0R sALE-SEvEN vFLoCfPEDEs, ALL IN GOOD
running order and good new. Inquire st 233 wsd
Forythird street bsivssn Seventh and Eighth svsnuSs
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A 10 EXPRESS AND BUSINESS WAGONS, 10 TOP
~. and ~ op. Wagons, rs koekawass Doctors Pbse
TONS $50 Wagons OF all desrpuons 1000 OF Harness OF
al GRADES, at lSse and Ian broadway, Foryhrst
street. JAMES JENKINS
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HORSES CARRIAGES, sc.

PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT CHEAP.-rOUSd
"A Mare, 1919 high, uno roadster, warranted SOUND and
kind half seat fu sprin Road Wagon used Har-
ness &C. No. b West Thirteenth street.
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(NUNARp LINE.
~ The British and North American
Rovsl Mai Steamships
Between New York aud Liverpool
Calling at Cork uarbor
acots. Wednesday Sept 20 Thursday Oct IA
Neppo. Thursday Sept 80 Russia. we lnesiay, Oct 20
Cuba w dnesday Oct Tripoli. THURSDAY Oct 2l
Malta Thursday, Oct Java edncsdsv, Oct n
China edneaday, Oct IL Siberia. Thursday Oct 2s
Rates Of Passage
By he Wednesday steamers, not carrying sieersce.
First Cabin $780, gold Second Cabin god
Firsi Cabin, 10 Paris ................StS gold
BY the Thursday steamers
.st CABIN $50 gold Steerage..Ss0, currency
steersge tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and al
parts OF Furops at lowest rates.
Through bls Of lading gwen for Belfast Glasgow Hsvre
Antwerp and other ports the Continent and for keder
rAnean ports.
ror rrsish, and cabin passage apply at the Compsnys
For seersge passage Al Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
CHAS q. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

IL CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD is rapidly be-
ng one of the great successful enterprises of the
e. 1t was built with unparalleled energy,
tipped with rapidity. and its operation, from the
g ginning has been remarkably profitable. The net
rnings. after the payment of operating expenses
Gre its completion, exceeded four million iR coin;
le its interest liabilities during the same period
70 only $1,SO0,OOO Since its connection with the
. Germ roads, and the consequent addition of the
est through traffic, the gross earnings have been at
rate of seven millions per annum in gold-equdi
gOre than nine millions in currency-and the business
steadily increasing. The proportion of net earn
ngs is over 900 gold, while the annuaintercst
payments are only about sl.OOOOOO. The financial
strength of the Company is therefore well assured
The Six per Cent Gold FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. hav-
ing thirty years to rum entitled to the fullest
confidence, and afford a valuable and attractive in
vestment We are prepared to fill orders at current
market rates. FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
5 Nassau-st.
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sold for $50 TO dealer who was trying to resell and
calf for ESQ Beside these some common sold
at sGO sSo9so and good to extra at siOOs
$l0 with one Sl22 lot OF 20 averaged 80 each
VEAL CALVES-These have fallen of In numbers
since one source Of supply along the Erie road Is cut of
During the greatest scarcity fine Jersey and nearby
State calves sold at llc y b. but now l3lc is the highest
price which they safely be quoted Fair to good
milk calves worth 12dl3c, with poor at llc Grass
$40 5oas14 so head We note sales Of 20 at S % each
sold by McGraw & Reid at Forty-eighthst; also, at
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The embargo upon the Eric
road tells upon the receipts OF sheep only 297 arriving
for the week. 9OO less than last week our report OF
last Monday, with over 1900 in the pens, gave dull
heavy market For several days following scarcely any
and very higpriced markets. do for fat sheep and ~
aloe for lambs BY Friday the stock began 70 pour IN
the pensi7 cars at FOry-eghthst, and IA at Commune
paw-rade is only fairly active, and lambs another &c.
lower. sc. being the top price, with single exception
not counting some extra Jerseys, peddled out few
head at time to butchers who DO not try the markets
fair at % acc; prime TO extra 6e6icrarely &c. The
pens are pretty well cleared tonight There is danger OF
drowned o We note sales at Forty follows:
Hume Elliott sold of Canada Sheep, u head 95 ID, So;
sheep 49, % ss SIS St Of S 5lc i iS5 Of II H. c
and IS of lOi ID GO. Mich. Sheep 2o2 head 1s H. Gc
Canada Lambs "a at IS 12A each 81 Of CO b. sc 90 of 80
165b Sc and Isl of 64G67 ID, &C. Total for week, 5sGI
head, ayeragug 8 ls each.
by Kirby l6 Mich Sheep, 70 ib ei ll9 OF a 3D. 63c
CT state and Canada, IS b. Co. 81 Canada 80 10, &C., II OF
lO b. &C. and 259 OF lOlal IL, at CO. Total 66S head,
McGraw Reid sold 67 state sheep, p 10, at 5ic 100
OF IS D. 6o 90 lambs 81 10. &c. with ~ culiS at -,
and 20 ut 81 % each Total 2O42, AZ s. Oh average.
At Forethst. by A. Van Vert. for Asbury Lercb 80
Canada sheep ZIG ~ at &C., and l59 lambs TAD, at 9lc
Total, LIS head, at an average OF s. so each
At COmmunpaw. Bells & Pidcock sold 81 o. sheep, 60
b. at bc 524 Of S42 H. at G1c and l72 of 81 b. at &c
Total 1874 at an average OF 50 81 the range being 407c
per n.
BY Kase Hauver Co., 2aI o. sheep, 70 H.. at &c. and
425 Of 80 d. at &c. Total 3l6S head, averaging 81 49,
and ranging from sc. to SIC, sold by the carload.
SWINE-lseceps, 1910 for the week, and 90 ears,
254 odaycOunting in Sunday After last report
prices gradually worked up until they reached 13l 04c
for dressed and lie FOR prime live hogs few arrived
Now with free receipts again, they have declined to l3tc
for drcssedweak AT thatand 030lOtc. for 1--we Sales
todayall Mich Hogs-93 OF l2S @ gIc 10 OF 1874 h, 9ic.
12l of 1888 H. nc 9c and 2l7 of Dos ~ lOic For prime
lot OF heavy ILL., Hogs l0Bc offered aud Jersey
dressed Hogs are selling at I40IitC.
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RECEIPTS OF PPODVCF

C1H1I. Ff9UTF dTd NaIIr000-
lis bales Cotton, hb J50t bush Wheai.
lJJ bush. bush. Rye 1888 bush
Barley Fareed Nesl Bakeye
e6ned Petroleum bills Rosn. o. bbs. Pork pkgA
Beef 50 pkg Lard 100 Lard 90 cskA Ashes 222 psgs Batter
Cheese los Taog. Dried Fruits Nbbs Cop
per WHISKY bbs Bgr 10 ,les Wool LOS bales Hops,
$40 sides Leather @ Hides 3il COS bi and bales Hides b bids To-
Tobacco l5l Cotton Rice,
boxes Starch, bags Peanuts s pkrs. BetsWAL
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-OCr. II.
doll prices fraction b. cher; sales Of 800 hesd At fld9c
for PENNSYLVANIA 9d3i o few CuOcc
Ease. for Pair o Good; 506lc = 10 gross ;or Common.
SHKKF-unchalgci Il l head ~ q Gbic q ID
HoGs-Da sales Of 800 mead a. Sitss Is = est net for
Corn-ed-a decline
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Oct II. 1870.
Reeves Cows VesIs Sleep and LNubA same.
G23l "a 1870 1881 HID
These were sold at the following marKet-places:
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Cupariu,r,Hip gOtitss.
Cost anS founS.

S7S REWARDEL0ST between q Ball l1l BIa ,sS
OPAL CLUSTER RING The finder will receive the above reward I
returning to BALL, BLACK CO.
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PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Coupon or Registered.
Free of. Government Tax,
Cacured nv First MOTt0aOe on the

Secured by First Mortgage on the
NEw-YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD,
and by the additional guarantee of paid-up capital
of six million of dollars
Issue limited to $4,000 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 1st Noveu-
Der next and the entire ne it is believed by the end
= 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 OPDYKE 81 Co. Bankers,
No p Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
nv q 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 to pay the
interest on hs neo loan. This loan runs 80 years,
paws per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
,,EY. MORGAN & Co., No. SO Exchangeplace, and NJ
JEsUP g. COMFY. No. 70 Pine-st. n. Y.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
TsT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
HOYus FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY TIE
: ,rRIJNGToN CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA KALI
stDAp CoMPAHY.-We confidently recommend these
snds as first-class investment. at the price they
weld about 10 per cent interest per annum only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
HENRY CLEws g. Co., No. 80 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
Receipts of North Missouri Railroad for 80
month Sept, lSG9- Vol UIS
Same month Last year. 9o,SO1
increase SAo~'V''
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s132,693
THE MARKETS.

iCsreiuly reported for Tax TRrBUSEl =, ,,Oo
hsgEsTle market is moderately active and steady sales Of Is
. s. Al 81 81 "a ~ 62i for Pots -. -. -.
BRESTAX-we sale Of 200 at A0te for Yellow Western
aberB the latter an extreme rate the Aihe present MOO
S Homes Continue to be pretty free sellers and manage
80 ~ ,tst eo@s uar sales Of 328s bales q
s9 and sc 70 arve Of which 56 exporters including
liver 30 bs. October and 90 free on board December
on private terms sod January &c We quote fOow'
Opands ke Mobile. n. OreabA Teas
S Ssas Ctsss;;..:. Z; St za 81
Ler al sS SSl p 2' S13 2sl iSE
COFFBBRo steady aud selling fairly The trade we poie Gt
bag eydes y private tenHs oS1 gndes little more active
$40 bags Nsrseaibo at ~ 0i9c. gold
FLOUR AND MRAIrhe
~ dsy steaer feeling aud indications advance
syDeesY the low grades but ibis barely sustained the close
y 20 eject operstons the sales $500 bills at 5 4oa IS
n supGue g5a &c IS for Extra sej 81 2S0 90 90 for
aSS IS for GOOD 70 choice spdog Extras, sG6sT %
aud Iowa Extras; 81 a 81 Cor City Shipping E.s 1895
SD: sc SossS for isSy brands, sSa 81 20 for Amber
wa "hss' az ga ssd " y 90 a. snss % s 81
toys Single 20 eas7 Tor 90 Double ADD 81 5od 80
To- ssess Al IS 2o0$ 20 irregular
yr dull sales Of 80 bbs ordinary
Vens, % 65GsIo Pau DO 50 oa 81 for Extra MSy
lss ADD Delaware and o. Oa@l0 Family DO DO Rye Flour
s4aI aId heavy Buekahes Flour firm bat quiet s40S4 50
lt0 10. ,,ooo,,, M - =,
S,a s Cotton AZ a. ase 100 10 London
Lea bills Flour To GlAsgos BY lEoOO BUSH Wheat
LKAIsTbers has been market for today
@ pdes, higher owing moderate rsyys ssa en trmne. IN
h sd b. complete sago-s the sales are lzi 900 buh 81 20
T. r% So ohesS9 sf,.gi 81 90 s So TsGss spasi
esi. III InFi ~ for Rel Wessrai 81 A1Sl ~ for Amber
a. Tie ienAsr pre- In store VI He%i ''r Amber State
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SUMAC-SCv selling at R60d Sl2 r tie low aad SlOG 5l5J
for the high grades virgiuia is selling at S5GSl0e.
TALLoW still quite and notice seaer eias sales
25OoOo 10 at HE
WOO-The market all descriptions Of Domestic Feeces Is du
poorly supplied there change prices
weak Foreign also dull The closing
tStiOns follows:
FLEscRS-SewYork, Michigan and Iniana-Sa1onv
Fleece 47d5J Thequsrter and Fubooi Mcrino 4id4 Half
blood Fleece 0e Quarter blood Fleece 45ae Common Fleece,
44045c NeiniaCaoce Selected SaIonv
Fleece 6OaGc SsIony Fleece a2G55e; lbteequaer and t1
blood MeriBo 48G50c Hslfbooi Fleece 45G4gc Quatebod
Fleece S6a88e Fleece Edc Wisconsin Iowa Vermont
ard quarter Fubood Meno t3Oc Hafbood
Quarterb0d Fleece ~ 0i7c Missouri. kertpky,
ennesseewasbsd 4aGf UnWaed Fleece, Sds3e;
Unwsshed CombEL. 7d5Oc.: Canada Fleece toa. soc
TtBa NOOL.-Choce O0O0c FAIR 'O1oi Inferior and
BURY sSu47c 800 .
PrILRp WOoL-yew.York CITY errs Pulled NdHc; NcvYork
Ctr super Pulled 4I046c; NeNiok CITY No Puri ZoG-3c;
Lambs Western aud extra flc; Coun
Pulled 45G47 Country Pulled long, +oo No1nuy No
! PrlIei. Jt0Jjr Canada fuliei s5Ib.c
CALFoHNlA-Spnug Clip me 3Bac: Sprng Clip, Medium n
Spring Cnp low grades ard harry 2SnJc Fall CLIP re
Fall Clip, and bury, lb0tl klifa fulei sV@
42c super Pulled i2Gl4c; Low Pulled. 25GSoc 900 49,,
TKxAs-Fue. ylG35c Medium, 3la53c Low zJ3@oci lAeoT
lCQ23c VERY BURY, Is 020c
WopL-CSpo " Good Hope. aaGjci M"r'hn %'G-i
Meuno 0Gc Baenos AYTe Aelo Ib4S-c DoH'
ko Washed. JHf0e
wHSKY-The market moderately active; sales Of l2S bbs At
iacu3az sales tie dag At 81 ~ a. iae close
sales could be elected a. . i 70
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Loans and Dis Specie Leg Ten. Deposits Circaa.'n-

GABLE Of the Average Amount Of Loans Specie, Oired-
ron, Deposits, LeQal Tenders the Banks Of The
City Of NeVTOrE for The tceek ending Saturday, Oet
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TRAssFER Owes LbKx SHORE AND MICHIGAN SouTHKRsl
RAILWAY COMPANY, ls WLLAssT., NRv. YoRx, Oct 1864


RAILWAY COsPaSI, Ia WILiANsT, NRYlORX, Oct 3. 1864
NOTICE is hereby given that stock certifi-
~ 3) TO 40 both ne Of this COMPANY hund
each and certificate 49, for shares
oksoo Co. and dated 90 1863
BIN, 2l73 ZjT32 237J 8Hi 2J7i
Michigan Northern Indiana Raj road Company standing
eGrand lockwood tusi claimed b. this Company
Is properv Of the Directors will attend at This
Office da MONDAY the iih instant between the hours
M evidence Of the rights claims Of other
holders said certificates s1i said committee ind and
certify any held purchaser who has taken
good faith without notice and for full price paid such
uicate mar Transferred wher she books are opened
D. p. BARIIYDT Transfer Agent
TVH T. April and October interest on the
L SPECIAL TAX BONDS Of The STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA
VIII be paid on prosecution, at the Banking House Of
HENRY CLBNS & Co.. % WalLst N. Y.
n. A. JENKIEs. Treasurer state OF NORTH Carolina
OgTIcE or rHE CEsrRAL PARK. NORTH AND EAST RIvgR)
TKSTH-AyE AND FPrY-FtNsr-srpf
Egg.YoRK. Sept s. 1853.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the StOckhold-
i ers ofthe CENTRAL PARK NORTH AND EAST RIVER r. r.
COMPANY for the election will he held at the oScs Of
the Company, at II O'clock M, on TUESDAY, Oct ia 1903
ROBERT WAKEFIELD. Secretary.
NOLD BONDS of ROCHESTER, CITY
" WAFER.WORKS CoJPANY-Frt Mortgage principal and in
rest gods coin payable In Newioki sure anu ponAOe 'es|
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer
M piua-st
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DORBERY of the NATIONAL BANK OF

DOBBERY OF the NATIONAL BANK OF
NORWALK-The vaut and safe Of the NATIONAL BANk or
NORWALk robbed night Of Sept 3D. and bills Bonds and
other valnabs stolen berefro 20 large The following
list Of the Hn far be ascertaneu rom ns n
nhe by boxes deposited the Bank e public are eau
TONED against purchasing otherwise negotiating these oonds;
One package containing $4,000 L. s. LTendeT Notes mostly OF
the denomination OF = 000 and $500
G5712 L. $. Legai-render Notes.
a. coo Mutated Bills Ofths National Bank OF Noryak
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Ghantts fur gusmtss sG,u.

DOR SALE.-The senior partner of the firm
j. Of JOHN CURLETr, SON NORRIS of III beslh
lis entire 10 the Coach Hardware aud
Trimming business established Which he
much good opening
energetic man. with sufficient capital Apply 20
JOHN CURLErr, SON NORRIS
h-st Dal
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Receipts of North Missouri Railroad for 400, o.o
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-03

Schr Kate Fsllon, from Blind River
Schr Lady Gay, from Blind River
Schr New Star. from Vaudeville
ARBIvALs AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Relief, frcm Pearl River
Schr Katy L, sIom Blind River
Schr Annie, ff9m Pass Msnchac
Schr Bonnie, from Blind River
Sc6r Maud, from Tchefuncte
Schr Flower, from Shell Banks
Schr Simon G.oslin. from Tcheiuncte
Schr Pippo, fsom CovlDgton
Schr Rover. from Covington
Sohr Estelle, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Perseverance,, from Tchefuncte
schr Elk, from Springfield
Scbr Pearl Rivers, from Pearl River
Scbr Martha D, from Tchefuncte
Schr A mira iron Bay st Louis
schr Texas, ssrom Bay st Louis
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-03

T-rs 70 Be had and state until e,eloes
EsH DAr No.
TI LANDING on y 8 tsYfEssr Agent
CORPUS CHRISTI.
FOR ROCKPORT, st. MARH's
Aisc9 and Corpus Christi via New Orleans opelOusas
and great Western Railroad and Morgan Line Steamers
The Iron steamer Alabama,
Capt JNo. BENSON.
WIN leave Brsshsar CITY the arrival Of the " train
of the New Orleans opsorss' and entail and on On
Nav. landed At Rockport.
For passage apply to ONCE opeioasss hsroAo 0Anai
'''''' G.wR BAILEY, Superintendent
''' "''sn' apply O. 9. A WHITNEY CO, Assnss
Freight received day at opslOusas Ferry Landing
foot Of st. Ann street.
n B-FOr date of departure apply at the cities.
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA POETS.
ALLIANCE LINE o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
As Fob HESsACPP 1rA;5H TA6s,sar 81
49, A HzRKs. 6E6Ih KEYS, fA.Px AID XXI
WEST.
Through bills of adins 90 oolun6ss Ga, snd ssinsrdEs
"a and ali regular landings Chsttshoechee River ese
20 fernandina and Jacksonville, cheaper than any othg
roua Freight New York via Cedar Keys Florida Kali
road and steamships connecting at FsrrandnA q lswa
rates and With dispatch.
sa.l,s Is composed Of the following steamships to sail
AVERY SATURDAY.
Alliance, E e PARKER, Commander.
Lavaea. I. q. LIVINGSTON. Commander.
Florida, n. oLEARY. Commander.
The steamship Alliance,
PARKER, Commander,
WIN leave her wharf, foot CAlliops street, TUES
DAY. January 5tb at 8P.M.
cor freight Passage apply 70 - -.
Is Carondeet street.
y-shippers will please procure orders from Agents
Ohics before ssadIuR freight a the