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INSURANCE.

~
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Established In 1850.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE
CASH OR THIRD LOAN PREMIUMS
NO NOTES REQUIRED.
Policies IN force. 1U0U
Annual income. 10000
Losses paid since 1869 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
OFFIOERs:
W. h. PECKHAM. President.
W. T. HOOKER. Vice. President.
l. MoADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FREDRIKAR. Superintendent Of Agencie
DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix. New York.
John j. Orane President Bank Of Republic.
William M. Vermilye. Banker. Wall street, (ver.
milye l. Co..
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke, ex. Mayor of New York
Minot O. Morgan. Banker.
Thomas Rgney, firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company
Aaron Arnold firm Arnold, Constable l. 90.
Richard H. Browne. of Wetmore Browne, lawyer
E. v. Haughwont, firm K. v. Haughwont l. Co
William Wilkens, firm w. Wilkens 4 90,
Julius Il. Pratt, Merchant.
William W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles j. Starr. Merchant
William Allen Merchant.
George W. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, New York
George I. Hope. President Continental Fire In |
surance Company.
John Il. Sherwood. Park Place |
Walton H. Peckham, corner Fifth syenus and |
Twenty third street. New York.
William 7. Hooker, Wall street
Edward =. Wright, Newark. New jersey
George W. Farlee Lawyer.
W. l. Oogswel. Merchant.
JOSEPH MA0NER
snssef Tor LOUISIANA and Texas. Ne. lbe Com |
street, New Orlesna fsiaav
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ANz. SvAkLT,
FEMALE PHYsIOIAN.
No. xgS Canal Street.
Positively cures tho most obstinate chronic dis
sEaes guch. as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.,
ner remedies have never failed Ladies suIerinl
from Stoppage of the Aenses cen he speedily re-
lieved. Patients can be accommodated with sooc
rooms and board. mysly
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a - -.
Strangers visiting thS city and wishing medical o.
surgical aid. will call At the Southern DispensarJ
No, 20 Oarondelet street, near the corner Of ST
all chronic that may call if within the reach OF
medicine or surgery. Consultations are given te
males or females. The poor will be prescribed 70.
gratis: Letters giving description of case. and
tanning five dollars. will meet with attention snt
medicine sent by express.
P. ST. will give free consultations at my drug
store, No. 266 St. Charles street, corner of Delord
street, from half past ten to halpast eleven O'Clock
je22ly j. r. LOCKWOOD, N. h..
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OU1S1ANA STATE

LOUISIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
corner Carondelet and Common street.
FIRE MARINE IvEk
hlShS TAKEN AT TIKI LOVES TAEIFR
RATES
Z. GANUCHEAU, President
A. BALDWIN, Vice President
L. W. BAQUIE. Secrstary.
Trusteess
X z; Motion, W. b. Oons..
9. Bercier, En-. 1fes.
CHARLES J. Leeds, A. D. Gr;a S@oef'
p Boulgny, 4. i.Sorda'
f. H. Harris 3 H.oe. a
j. Lapene, = T1amHnn. Z.
Z. H. Gardner, n poyfoelolse -
Thomas Blois HU9ans -
b. Huff, 1oeu{, ~
J. A. Bonnafon. H"TTSe. Loc1e,
.. Hopkins. nr.oo.
40 Pierpont, r. kEi nt
A. Baldwin, Jcs.r noSSn!cnafos eer
A. Palacio gosSpn simon fcat
William Heyl n G@n4cneaos Aoesl2
u p;sJ. ID. Wagnes. seAsterr
ocsly n" bioWeH on thC
4@isiana
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I DAN AND PLEDGE AaAOClATION,
CORNER PERDIDo AND ST. CHARLES SITS.
Authorised Capital. $500, GOO

This Institution has been chartered by the State
81 Lousi ana for twenty five years. and having effect
ca permanent organization, is prepared to make
rnonds, Silver Ware, Watches. Jewelry, Dry Goods
Laces, Wearing Apparel, Furniture and all Move
able or Immovable Property.
Also on UIICUhRENT MONEY. State Warrants
Metropolitan Warrants, City Notes. Levee Bonds, OF
any other evidence of State OF city indebtedness;
United States Officers Pay Accounts, United State
Quartermasters Vouchers, and Old Gold and Silve
taken.
PRIVA0E ENTRANOE-Ladies visiting the A.
ISOLATION. can, BY passing down Oarondelet street,
find private entrance to the office on Perdido
street.
]. H WHSON, Prssidsnk
JOHN w. H0E0A4, Oashlor. cello
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CORPORATIONS.

period for liquidation, fix their compensation,
def their duties and the manner in which they
ma1be removed or their term of Office be renswed.
ARTICLE XXXIV.
The stockholders shall not be responsible for
losses or damage incurred by said corporation, be-
You'd the amount OF capital stock held or owned by
Them respectively
ARTICLE XXXV.
The Eames and Q, licences Of the parties to this
act also the number of shares held by them respec
lively, are declared to be as follows:
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
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together with said parties
Il SIGNED:
Seaman Hopkins, j.,
W. h. Foster,
Breaux & Fenber,
Race, Foster l. Il. T. Mer-
rick,
Richard s. VenaDles,,
o. +. Tbeisman,
John &. Fleming,
j. A. Braselman,
Theodore Berkson,
John A. Watkins,
James Buckley,
v. U. Den'zel,
Joseh P Hornor,
John M. u. Parker,
Emma q. Bartlett, per
Frank A. Bartlett,
H. Levy,
p. P. Walshe,
T. Lee Shute,
l.. 4. Tower,
Lawrence 4 Hebrard,
Henry .. Andrews,
Jacob Salm,
81. Kohlmeyer,
Erich Brand,
h. Gimbel.
George W. Sadler,
j. B. Collie.
John Forester
j. 4. Purvis,
German Vincent,
N. A. Peck,
William McDuff,
Paul j. Robert,
b. X. Oofey.
+. A. Dentzel,
j. A. II. Lsgroue,
Samuel Jamison,
M. w. Hans,
Oscar Allen,
L. Benjamin,
Henry Bensei,
William Stratmeyer,
James r. Hastings,
Davis Il jackson,
Washington Marks,
Charles W Clark,
Albert q. Phelps,
Edward y. Hancock,
Samuel Friedlandsr.
f. d. Ruieff,
Jaeobowsky. Hart 4 Co.,
N. q. Gullett d Co.,
n. Kaufman d. Co.,
b. p. Ethel,
II. II. Stanley,
Joseph Maguer,
John W. Norris,
G. Auer Il Co.,
Philip Drumm,
John Clark,
Peter FRAY,
f. Schoneksr,
Frederick Wing,
John Croft,
Wynne Rogers,
d. Blum, Sterpe 4 Co.,
Adam Gauoh,
e. K. Bryant.
James Barn we'll,
W. Il. Murphy,
George 5ull. /
Joseph johnson,
J. II. Harvey,
andrew Hero, Jr.
John kaufman,
John A. Bajurin,
Pm. HoelEel.
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CORPORATIONS.
CHAHTER.......... ...CHARTER
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-STATE OF
LOUISIANA-UITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be it known that before me, Thomas Jefferson
Beck. notary public in and for the parish
and city of New Orleans, state of Louisi.
ana aforesaid. duly commissioned and sworn per
sonally came and appeared the persons hereinafter
that they do, by these presents. form themselves
and those whom they represent. into Corporation,
under authority OF of the Legislature OF this
State, entitled IAN act to esta blish general sys
tenn of free banking in the state of Louisiana
approved on the fifteenth day of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty five. to which end they
make and agree to the following
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INSURANCE.
OOMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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Pay the highest prices for all kinds Of American
and Foreign GOLD, SILVER. BULLION and
Buy and sell GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
STOCKS and COMMERCIAL NOTES. Draw
SIGHT and TINE DRAFTS on New York, and al
the principal citiesof Europe. in sums to suit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-25

Ot8tes entitled An act TO esth Dlisu u general
approved on the fifteenth day of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty five. to which END they
make and agree to the following
Articles OF Association:,
ARTICLE l.
The corporate name of the association shall be
THE BANK OF LAFAYETTE"
ARTICLE II.
The object of the association is to carry on the
business of banking; BY discounting bills notes an
other evidences of debt, receiving deposits, buyip
and selling gold and silver bullion, bills OF eX-
change ana other personal property, loaning money
on real and personal security, and to exercise all
such incident al powers as are now, may be here
after authorized by law.
ARTICLE III.
The place of business and legal domicil OF said
Corporation shall be located ia the Fourth District
of the city of New Orleans.
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock of said Corporation to be Two
Of Py @
insts lments. as follows, viz: Twenty i've per cent
on the first . day OF Nay lS4 PER e na
cent the first day OF November ls1U. And twenty
five per cent on the first day OF February, 1871.
ARTICLE V.
The bank shall be put in operation so soon as one
hundred thousand dollars shall have been sub,
bed and the reQuIsltons OF law are complied
with, and shall terminate in the year eighteen hun
dred and ninety.
ARTICLE vi.
The Board of Directors shall be empowered to re-
oeve further subscriptions, until the amount sub.
scribed shall! have reached the aforesaid sum of
TWO hundred thousand dollars upon the same terms
of payment prescribed in article fourth; provided.
that all further subscriptions of stock shall be paid
in cash, at the time of subscribing, TO the full
amount OF the instalnents matured on the original
stock.
ARTICLE VII.
The capital stock of the Corporation may here
after be Increased to any sum not exceeding one
million dollars, provided that majority in amount
of all the stockholders shall for such increase.
ARTICLE VIII.
After any increase of capital shall have been duly
authorized sixty days notice thereof shall be given
in two newspapers published in the city of New
Orleans. within which tine stockholders shall have
the privilege of taking additional shares in proper
ton to he amount of their stock. Shares not AIKEN
at the expiration of said time, may be sold by the
Board of Directors, at not less than par, for the
bene6t OF the Corporation.
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BANKS AND BANKING,
Ct. CHARLE0 LOAN OFFICE.
IL ST. CHARLES STREET,
ST. L. ID r TEE,
SUCCESSOR OF A. MAROHAND.

Money loaned on furniture, clething jewelry, dia-
monds, etc. APPLY
CPECIE AND EXCHANoE OFF7OV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
THAT "sTARVATIOND CAsr
go ths Eduor The Tr,tums N'A'


SIR: ia q recent issue of THE TRIBUNE. con-
sed probably from The Springfield Reputiea, "a s,aie
fnent that Mrs Haskns Of Vermont starved her ss,
10 death Oh "hyeienic' Diet DC Permit me to saw IN
uSuee Ia whom 1t may concern. that there l. 10 truth in
enc story The facts briefly these: Mrs Haskins Of
btateboO VT, came to my institution for treatment
win hef daughter, IN August The mother was suffer
ins OF diseased liver and the daughter Of epilepsy
'Ai1er ro"ahihR Two months they returned home tho
saother restored to good health and the daughter nh
fnproyed Econ after returning, a hafsister WIN had
geen declining Of consumption Tor some time pre-
Vas brought 10 her. she cared the sick one a. Welt
ysobaby, any one could and gave her good variety
ed all the plain food she desired or could fake which
Nns OF course, but little. The patient however cOntip
shu 70 iai In consequence Of u chronic family feud
sDSSnslh.G by notwithstanding neighbor stories OF
lestrea lhent, starvation. &c, were ret anOat The
~noe sndT explained In The Vermont Phanir OF The
if,e III VI feprnary; and reputable physician. DR.
poIh oI BrattlebOrO. testites that the patient was
.aIy cgnsumpuye AT the time Mrs. Haskins took hor
tn"S ana kindly cursed her. Tue HaU-'erseY HYGIENE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
FmD,Y, March Is II. n.
Sdies Of GOrsrhMSni Fond
uHam#Iu 49,. a.

We have no change 20 note in the state OF
IA. nancy market or IN the rates Of commercial paper
In fact, the small amount Of COMMERCIAL paper oe"d III
the market would make 1t 10 Mt very 40" fn'es' "eh
rated. as the buyers are more Than the sohe'''
mn GOLD market to-day has been very steady, aud the
,,tcc NJ fine Gold Boom has warned onb per cent At
O'clock Vod was sod at Ile.; 1925. li2; lcT' III; H.
n2; lla7, M; 49, ii2l; i25. ma 1913 li'i; D. m.
III I5i NJ. 2i7 i2l, and closed at at il21 Az GOA
was lI2l 42o, u2Idli2l Highest PRO" h2s lowest
inL The transactions Ia the Gold Exchange Bank 10
day were "a follows: Total clearance sSoNo' goa
balances ls6s 95l currency balances S3'oeo ho'derS
Of eoldpaid Tot canyfng over balances nom '"' pef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

The SOUTHERN GENITAL RAILROAD - now cont
plcted the entire distance from Owcgo 10 Auburn.
popular and prosperous Agricultural and Manniac-
turing district is thus efficiently provided for Tho
local business Of the Southern Central VIII be very
large both in freight and passenger traffic The rich
Agricultural country through which II runs VIII
afford q constantly increasing business. lhe great
manufacturing establishments at Auburn. whose
waterpower IL the best in the State, aud the enter
prisug towns along the line. will always secure TO
this road good income
VERMIIYE & Co. the Financial Agents If ths
Road. offer the remaining uRsold portion ei tho
Bonds with The greatest confidence believing them
10 be ~ good security any that has ever been
placed on this market Tho Bonds bear Seven per
cent have thirty years 10 rum and they are CONVEX
tibe into stock at the option of tho holder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

The Committee Ways and Means Of the City Council
o. Baltimore have recommended the passage OF an
ordinance grant the aid asked for the construction OF
the DaDyille and Lynchburg Railroad.
The Terre Hdne Gazette says: There Is but ten miles
of track yet TO BE- laid the Vandaa Railroad between
this city and Marshall This will DO completed 10y about
the first OF April when the only obstacle loft Will be the
Wabash River, the bridge upon which is being pushed
forward with all possible haste
A meeting was held in Lafayette Tuesday evening in
tho Inertss OF the Lafayette and Terrc auto Railroad
The following resolution was adopted:
esoired That II he people along the line Of the pro-
pnsed road Will raise $4,000 bona Tide stock We oil La
iayetto Will raise u like amount
Tho road bed Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail
road about completed from Fort Wayne to sturg ana
tracklaying has been commenced The iron for the pul
nose is being received both points The work of track
LAYING will he pushed forward with great rapdity and
IL confidently expected that tie construction train VIII
reach Lagrange by the middle latter part OF Apn
next
Messrs Bowler Brothers Is Co, American bankers In
Paris say In thc itl VI March circular. that European
nations are asonshed TO SEQ bouds eight after
their creation. and during the complications o elV war;
rise above par render thcriconSorson to lower
rates not only possible but advisable aud Mesquite con-
founded and put fault all opposous This last adj
vance to par has been the final victory of our hnahci
campagn and with IL closes the hs serious phase oil our
clV war We step ut Ia our rghtft place In the
yan Of progress seeking alliance ana ifcudsup ana dc
precatlng further jealouses opposition The strong
upward movement OF Government securities extends
naturally to other American descriptions especially to
first mortgage railroad bonds Of the better class ofwch
European markets have been almost cleared.
The National Park Bank has again added To tho mum
Der of safes for rent In It's safc deposit vaults
The Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Chieaeo Railroad Com
pAny was incorporated under the laws OF the state q"
Ohio. With tho purpose Of building railroad from bAi-
more Maryland 10y way OF Pittsburgh 10 loeuo' ONO
and Chicago Illinois Tho directors VI the company haNo
heen ,eeted aud work will begun possible.
The annual meeting OF the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne md
Chicago Railroad COmVaar 3S bed on tLo istl O Al
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Governments are a fraction of from Yesterday The
following - comparison OF the highest prices at the
Msrch u. Nsfrh
The following Is comparison OF the highest sales OF
tho sate bonds named. at the dates gwen:

State bonds have been firm with an advance IN Virginia
ca Of u on sales Of yesterday.
I'm stocks the marke,has been heavy and IN sympathy
with the Gold Room. Chicago and North Western is
quoted al 7C;d7l: do. Preferred. s2lasa; New YORK
Central aud Hudson 9Gl avis do. certificates sitG9ji
On the Wisconsin stocks tho market is decidedly "bear
ISL" and may continue until legislation is decided at
Madison The following is comparison OF the highest
sales al the stocks named AT the dates given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ro,x or THE CuxsApyAxE AND ONO RAnKoAn
Co-The advantages and attractions Of this Loan
for investment purposes, are many and important
N. 1t is based upon one Of the great Tbronsn
Lines between the seaboard and the West
t2l. The security is already created, the great~
mart Of the line being in successful running opera
ton.
CD. The local traffic from the nnrivaled agricu-
tural regions and iron and coal deposits adjacene
must be large and profitable.
til. The Enterprise receives important CONCESSIONS
and privileges from the States of Virginia and West
Virginia.
C5l II is under the management OF efficient ana
well known capitalists, whose Dames are guarantees
Of It's early completion and successful operation.
tGl The Bonds can be had either IN coupon or reg
istered form: they have thirty years to run oo'h
principal and interest being payable in gold
a. They are Of denominations Of 5000 $50 and
500. bearing interest at the rate OF SIX per cent IN
coin. payablo May and November !.
From orr intimate acquaintance with the ahdlH
and condition Of the Company we know these 40
cuutos to be peculiarly desirable aud suitable Tor
safe employment of surplus capital. and funding OF
Government Bonds by investors, Trustees OF Estates
and Other, who are not disposed to assume specul'
tive risks but who prefer absolute security with rea
sonable income.
Holders of United States Fiye-Iwenties arc en-
abed 10 procure these bonds bearing the same rate
of interest. and having longer period to run. ana TO
re,I;zo =, large increase of capital in addition.
Price 10 and accrued interest in currency
Pamphlets. maps. aud full information furnished
on application. FISK ~ hAlC"'
. Nassau st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

Pacific Mail sold to-day at 33i 633i After the Second
Board the market steady with active transactions
In North West. Lake shore andN. Central and Hudson
Transactions in bank shares very light and IN railroad
bonds not usually large Central Pacics off to @09Ja
Union Pacifcs $50 asjz; Milwaukee aud ST. RAUL g. oi
alG3l: do first mortgage 93i.
Reports from Washington say that the Secretary oil the
Treasury making strenuous exerons In the House 10
secure votes the Funding BILL and the feeling Is gam
Ing ground that 1T ia the duty OF Congress to give the Sec
rotary such bill - no believes will be most adVanta-
geous the country. The opinion ia expressed that
BoutweHs Funding bill would put down gold
The following are the Government quotations OF Mcssra
Ill, q. NH In
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this requires merely the ability to remember and com
pine 10 letters Ii Is not impossible that reaction upon
each other OF these races by eliminating the inferior and
amaganatinR the better, may be the process by which
one MODEST type NAV be evolved which will start
win fresh strength toward the highest development
attainable by mankind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

HowEs & MACY Bankers the same rs an incorpo-
rated bankl. No 80 Wall-st.. New-fork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their and having it at all times subject to check
on demand. can do 80 by depositng with this Bank
ing House. which allows Interest on the entire daily
balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF tho world. with
immediate returns. at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds.
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with first-class commercial paper at ruling rates.
supply OF which can always be feund with us.
FARNHAM. GILBERT Il Co, Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

death OF the patient than the oumonca Council had to
do with the late Geld enap. X. T.. TRAIL. NJ d.
Hv0etdn Home Florence Ri1hE. N. j., March 90 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

COffkktheTe has bc-a rather Ard th-
continue ia generally AMI uura oouluon. Rio
Java Ods!c, yOd SALES Of Jls bags Ncoue Bag,
Ro PsRgy tds bags Maracsbo Iva lrvss
CANDLES meet with Jobhuy dynad Boise toe Adsn,,tl.
J7l GtU' fof Sperm aud SOC for fsirui.
FLoAk AND MkAL-We haze b~d fair degree sclrtg
Nelefa .a state Flour ods' bat prces
ksass OF
brands quiet .ud steady ss Bto bh. ~ SlSA IS Zoe
SaIelu- state. % t59SS Tor ksA - lBSr5 Il, s
tsy Mslc - "eki % hr he Os grades u wecru Ettr,
oD-S . Tor goOi choice Wheat ~
A.sssssA A.l lssA akllAA ~ GsSs GS l,s sSasssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
the Compsny's Office. in Pittsburgh Gen. Georges w.
Casa President, In his report says:

The lease OF your railway and property whlch was
ecued on the h OF June last, approved by you on INC
9h M June was carried into practical execution on to
lat ~ ly following by surrender OF the same 10 tue
PenpsyIvania Railroad Company, and by that Company
cnca according TO tho terms OF the lease, ana since
@ Ua rca ond controlled exclusively by that Company
Y ~ -, months Of the lease the gross earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19
A CnrAr ANb Mosr RELIABLE INVESTMENT

"A CHrAP ANb MosT RELIABLE INVESTMENT
FIRST MORTGAGE PEP CENT BONDS OF LOUIs
VILE AND NASHVILLE RJrROAD.The Road il
completed, and has been paying dividends on its
stock for the past seven years.
Two million dollars of the Bonds have already
been placed.
We arc Offering limited amount At sat, and
interest.
For particulars. apply to DRExEI- WINTHROP Co.
IS Wall-st. JoHS }. Cisco a. Co.. 80 Wall-st; }. Is
ALEXANDRA 81 Co.. 10 NasSau-st.
The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GoLo BONDS OF
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
favor from investors The issue up TO the present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain are Sill
offered at par and accrued interest in currency.
GEORGE OPDYEE II Co"
- NasSau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

ICsr-igly reported for The rsBussl
PKtp,N March H. issu
ASBS-Pos still irregular riees unchsu.d sui rpnils
SAL. making from so 5Sd ~ biii Pears are Inactive
BUILDING MAIkRIAL>Ihc DOdsfs,e, aud
dued 10 lots Tor pressing wants We qgutu.
Pale. H.. NJ. % o0G - tatts bush mp q
\. r. H......PM $500 81 9Kd y noai
Jersey. iDGoSt y $50
Croton frcuIs " NJ. Is cb0is V
Philai-phs Prog 81 Common Y bbl...........tl 2.
Fire Brick No. A. Lump 4 obi. - %
W d,... 81 GdsS ~ Lsis, Bsstsru. y M. ~ ~ 1J "
Nc. sSplt Soap. " UQtS u PLssrsk PANA -
NoFsScntlA, ~. qua. ~ s'nt -
Rossndas b5L... 81 500 q NOys Scots D.. y Oo0
ale bat AItT ~ a. -
RRRSw.Nt meisfsts business be botris pnc~s
Of 2oOo u Bose for yellow Nestcra sst
Souibern.
BSTLES unchanged the bnsness moderate
from lOc. u 81 for American Gray aud WHIT.
BONK-Naes .dus Rio Orsudo al - tua
COrrOSBuaae hight on The SPOT bu higher Ard IN,
hight aad sale, VI s2
J'7 esairg sl 5 II ays Of -hca % r export -;
aud l4k fJr Speculation f insarc delivery market
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