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Lands for Sale.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
of prairie and weed land Tor sale near
Prud'hnmmc City. on Bayou Mallet, in
the Parish of St. Landry, in any q,lan-
tity to suit purchasers, and at prices to
suit the times.
These lands are we'll adapted! TO the
cultivation of cotton and cane.
For further particulars, apply to the
undersigned, on Plaquem'ne R.dg@:
WM. DEjEAN.
Onelousas. August 9TH, 1S6o. WI
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER,

Published on Saturday by JOEL II SANDOZ
e q p / MS:
"Is"r'pii"".-F"nr Dollars per year payable
IN a'lvanc", or Five i)"Ia's payable at III: end
-. t't' vs.;ir.
y subscriber wishing tn',,>cni;i.n" nnst I've
i written notice tn thar 4 e.. ard sctt,. so all
arr"oray"s: ard 10. SUBSCRIPTION will lie >sorrcd
''';t ali 'rr. arag"s are raI un's Ut he option
uL the unh.hr!
ffr|rt>ng i IFT Y cents Ter square fer
rarh insertion Eight lines OF less constitute IA
s'lla,r.
All a iv"'tls"m' n'S sent in E@r publication will
be inserted in English and French (nuless other
wis" orrlr1) until the editor sl.aII Judge it con-
veniar. 20 ,lsroniinne.
Candidates to public favors will ray Fifteen
D"'laIs each, in advance, If they w:rl. to he %
nuunccd
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'a'ss-S':E Ess'E'a'sER:HsH.

FHViiE nn'!cl>i iyntd has the honor to an
Il u.':'!ict to lis clients "ns, 10 t:,e pub
lie ia - lir:al that lie will il,rrui;,.rrt retail
beef at til:. Town Market ut : cents per
nouHd i'll quantities OF 30 or I|h' pounds
it viii hc sold tor less. lie i!aitrrS HIM
self with htin" able t." please all WHO
pa,roEilt. him. aS~rrg"rtis the quality of
the meat or otherwise.
JAMES e.. HAYES.
O;e,on>aS. December lSt. Isis. 20
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TO LEFT

r O r s \ I T.
49, A Comfortable RESIDENCE, in
h:a q retired and desirable part of the
foNn: for particulars apply to Mcssrs.
Moore & Morgan, or at this Office.
June 2f, 1869. otf
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BOARDING HOUSE.

Hereafter, the undersigned
G will give good. abundant and
-S- substantial meal for 30 cents.
lie has excellent wine ut 80 cents per
hottie, The most rare and delicate VI
auds can always he procured ut his estao-
lishment, and he will always be able at
INV hour of the ,layer night, to furnish
4 skillfullv prepared, smoking meal on
10, m;nutes' notice. He snlicits q con-
tinuanee Of the public patronage:
- = P. r. MNURET.
Near Mayo's Drug Store:
OpclouSas. November 18th, lS69---''
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FOR SALT.

EN~ .r;rrnrs OF Land situated. on 3ayni,
4 svsD Ttvhn one mile from Barry = Landing.
abput nnr-ha!i Of wlirh Is we'll open. and the
balance E,.c timber land 1h.. "|',!r, w'n'l,
cleared wuul.i tie first rate cnnr or rnlfon land.
Terms: :-$ 500; Si0o' cash, aud the balance
i, clir wear. For particulars. apply at he tour
i~r office. l.. ID.
Nov. 6. l"r1
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.g:bsg'~ sss:H.SE.S.

rTItEI-AYI.k AND PLA>TEEI:R.
nFlEits his services t. the public in hat ctt-
~ j,tr:;v tor the construction of hui.,.i;':,
tuui,. oycI:> .runni erns. any OF her work
IN h:~ lime. He hopes hy his work, his ruuetu-
ALT :. and his mn.,t rate charges. to merit pnr
,i.:s, OF he public patronage. His Residence is
at Mr. ntxwelfs. uptl"u~A>. Dee D.
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E.HOES = ALE.

TENN-O Lots Of t;oun.l. Situ.ttl in !nua,ir'~
4 Addition to the tuwn of np"lrl~.l~. t,!r't
measuring 10 feet front and lt:1 feet in depth.
and joining each Ut her: fronting Court
street an. he thrr ON MHrt": street.
For the price and cond;tiouS a;,:'!y t"
kDRT. B..N,.t EEEL.
NpeicnsAs. Ortn''er II. l>i:o -
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FOR SALE

a. PLANTATION situated on Bavon Mall :,
I a in ST. Landry. mcaS.u in- ; 81 arl"n'-. part
of which il we'll tinlcr.l tuce:lI with tia.
buildings and improvements. all in good nr'l.r.
This ui.utationf will hc sold ~ a whole or by
lots. ut the o;,ti,ln of purchasers, according +"
plan .lrpu>ir ed ri the font;rr office. tpr'n~.,s.
A good bargain Apply to T. NJ. FcrAv, on
the PREMISES or to +. FERAY.
2itf1 Perry's Bridge. Nermli"n Parish. LA.
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R A K Z z = !

VEIHE nut,rr~ .nc,, has lately established a
a Bakery iii the rear of his t'r"tIr. on Main
street. where he will make Bread Crackers.
at.H tk" "t every kind. i.r w"'iiiH-,~. PARTIES.
&c.. at short notice aud Einn the. most lI"tiai
terms Er,.;, i'll be delivered IL tic rt,..it:.cr
Of customers every nuri:iug.
Nov .7-2m. AMI. CHRISTIAN.
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F ID r S a L E.

el.50A ACRES "i La'.:; .i' '':l'.I IL n~1rruc
~-tO rf"i!f-. tr"ntins on Etv"n liuni,t:v
Aiit! running iHtfH ir r'~ '''i' Iito th' lln!!.
VIII sufficient ilni"'r ni ever. i''srt tor icr
VIII 'r sol" IL '!uI ''HtnliiN. III lots >'::t ltlr
'inSrr~. 1tl'~" l.,!'i~ arr, very fertile. i,enH'i-
tHi!N irrat'.. lu.,! Hi,uv" any pr~>hir nv..riinw
ami sufficiently r!"rttrI al!'! r"llin! a> to r
unir' hHt t1ir 'Hit"hit1I Ter !:,.l;t"r. They ~!r
Within nine nil"S vi bpcIn,,~'- ,uA three miles
1r"n Grand to'rni. Apply t"
blPTDi.lIE tHRETIEN.
Near GYaHu tut.au. Parish, at It. Landry.
Grand Cntcnu, September 2Jt h. lSs;I-ii:tf
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Tommy, my dear, what are you
us.Iysag FOR I" said lady to herlittle boy.
sao aad just returned from church. BE
sa,ass NJ .he clergyman says that we mnst
~ We born again, and Tn afraid I shall
~ tpofn girl next time.'
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.
Fg7lil> in7titnt"n winch was destroyed Ivy fir"
= 'n~' February, hring n"w rebuilt, i'll open
IT. session on the .th bert,Ilh"r inst.
Tive terms fer il" pr''*"Elt >">S:":, "a: ~; i5"lf
v"triv III llSln"r. III currency. arr. i '"'t'r's:
Erari. Tuition. Washing and Stationery. S!'h m
t.:tr,tre Fee, fist year oniy.- y.-..---.-.-- H. U
N}'ii.'a| Ft"~.- INSTRUMENTATION lihu
Bed ana Bedding. if furn. hv C,ll"cr....- II %
For References and Circul,rS a..;r.ss: The
President Of the College, at >pri.-, xiii The
R.rd. Clergy. at Mo',l!e. Tie. Col''-e "f the
fmmarnatr t"nc"r'irn. corner E'ronno and
tnAinon streets or P. pnrr,;Ic. i-"nt. :}i Nat
r,"7 erect New 0rrans [t>lr 1--1n,
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- - y Fanny Fern having said that "men
,...s .s present day were FAST Prentice
~ r',ss u Ihat ''t''ey have to be, to eatch
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~ 4 lady reading THAT man had
zen sentenced to six months hard la
~ TOR dog stealing, observed to a friend,
wash shndder, ''Gracfous! my love,
saas would certain of our sex have to
saaaFe for entrapping puppies"' ~
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Noisy M1sa.

Apesis rattling in q pan,
So hot it cannot rest,
Like leaden shot in empty can,
lone ones rattle best.
Aehenglt is rattling in a skull,
30 hot it can't he still,
kattie II sound, rattle it ont,
There's only one to spill.
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EVOR SN.,,--A residence situated IN the
Il Town OF Ur"ouSas. c"lsi>1in. i'll 4 large
dwelling house and other Improvements. TO-
cether with three lots. Fvr particulars, apply
to the Editor OF tlir Orclon>as Courier. OF Il"
the uncrs-ret. i'll Plauuelnine Srn't"
t>uy. -. ISio.1 j. AtiAt llilEH.
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OpEIOUSAS HOTEL.
* Court Street. Ore'oustts.

a The Undersigned having leased the
< dt old Eagle Fl, tel (tnmt'y kept by
assaesaaA Mr.. Om-r Po,r-t.) situated orp">iir
tI- Conrt Ilcnsr, has the hrIi"r to ahno1lrr+
that this s,ar;o"s establishment has just been
,.paired aud fitted, and is now open to tue
travelling public. :,
The furniture, ir'!s!ing &:c. are all Eew and
in rrttct order. The table will h+ furnished
with ,ltt, i"st the market "fn's and tire b"a'',
ers will receive the most assd''o"s care ana
attention
Attached 70 .'.i< Hotel isa large Livery Stable,
ffrop,irg on Landry strrct.) where horses w'il
he ted, &c.. and horses, bugGies, hacks, Sc
will be hir,,l.
The undp,< signed will also hanl freight t" and
from the boats, at his former rates, regardless ol
Toll Brds" charges. ,,-~..,o>,
Onc!nusss. October ., lr't9-le.
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Ea. f. Esab5sE2JleiElE.E.Rs,

MATCHMAKER.
Ec;'"vu, S:.rr,, 1T al Beech i pn,tt'S >;ule
NiLIDI>AS, Ia.
- old Gold and Silver Bought. -.
Ju'y 10. 1863 On
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UyND SALE-A house md Let. in the Town Of
Il UiruuSaa. with tolrrahifH gcn impi"vc-
,nents. tor sale chcap Apply to the Eiltor ut
the uprlou>"s tnulirr. or +"
MICHAEL KING.
Onelorsas December ,th, iS.i1. rs
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I" 4. ANT a'E'EsbN FOR SALE,
On Account OF Departure

or fi:E " efHd' W. l''';'';':' situated il
Il. l;niS Ma!l.r, tul,I:tltlil.- t!t,-t,, ,,,..,t.
f"t,t', i"r with tract wood ia,r! tnrl,.,,iil,
a'"'''i ~ :Fr!t&. til. SERVANT t.i,,!.. Il t..,i.
i;lG iron. all the t>intk. Il hos 81 cart u ,i,,it..
wagon. large h'i rt lliIt',,r. h,. ilr,riru i'm:
p!r:utn:<. hnu>' bold furniture 1tr. utensils
tiitt'"i!l'G 1t Hi!t -i"l'. lttIcri!> pew. a..
II" t"N it,:. tf't, Viii 1T. >,1i also. it ,i,t.l
None nc'tl a''H!v " Il" Garnet l.:,l cash.
Ah;'tN 10 The 'i3ri"r~l ,ii',t. lie .,.l:ii~>
a; :l'"' rl Ei!.li .lrr. Ill {. Hit;DI!.ET
>i. l.'''lry. September ;'!,. l>';'. ~
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u. A. HsOslRa:afOBa.
J. Z. COURET,

j. =. CUUR RET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TO. 10 Cont St, conner Cont and Clay
Streets, New Orleans, La, ~
w ILL tax" charge !" ti,'' sale of ali }nt!rcts
w entrusted tu ham. and Will make a,valrrs
Of hagGng aI1J rope On. rrIon> Which, are to he
r"n~ 'G1.',! to i:.iI JAY 2:sl, I-t;5,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
Marr 4 %

There was general feeling Of disappointment thae
the Secretary did not accept bids for at least &o
and there will he greater omorro" he
does buy at least IS 100000 OF bonds.
The money remains easy at 506 per cent, with
time loans at per cent The demand for discounts OF
commercial paper bank Is increasing, and very CON
siderable amount Of Western paper is offered at bank
Cotton beginning TO forward. and in few weeks
a very large amount OF funds will be needed in the South
TO move the cotton CROP which is large one The new
banks recently organized will give little more money
10 that prosperous regdn but most OF the cotton
money must be supplied from the North. The
Secretary OF the Treasury holds sl10Oooo0o
and OF money and currency and in 1854 the circu
lation and deposits of the NewYOrk City banks were
$50 2s do in 1885, do in 1885, 435i9;
do in 1885, sl04 do in 1885, s25527; do. in 1882
sli91A s32 The money and currency now locked up in
the strong box of the Secretary equal to the whole cir
culaon and deposits of city banks in the years
named The feeling is growing stronger every day that
the money market this Fall will be easy one, and this
feeling by the knowledge that the Secre
tary OF the Treasury OF the situation" and
the belief that he will keep the money market
easy.
The Gold Room to-day has been very quiet, and en-
tirey without animation. The sales have all been be-
tween ll3 49,, and lI3I highest 1875 lowest, 1888. At
o'clock 1I3l bid The transactions of the Gold Ex-
change Bank were as follows: Gold balance, s9s552s;
currency balance, $l6l 26l; cearings, s399Oo paid
for borrowing 64 and 1872 of per cent, g. and per
cent the third of September last, l, 3 3, 4,
and per cent was paid carrying and paid for bor
rowing fat" and to-day per cent paid for borrowing,
Foreign Exchange is dull to-day, and the following
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

Government bonds have been very firm to-day and
prices are higher than yesterday the Gs of 1881 and
the 52Os with large sales. While Governments
not active they held very strong The demands for
bonds OF the hanks organizing in the West and
south has some effect upon the market, and their firm
ness in London and the Continent is reflected hepe
In state bonds Tennessee 6s exeoupon and the new
bonds in advance Of the quotations yesterday. The
movement in state bonds active to-day at the
First Board and looked like renewal Of business in
these securities which ought TO be among the best in the
market and will be when States jealous OF their
honor and credit as most brokers and bankers
There were but few operations in Railroad bonds ex
cept Central Pacific at 9O!, and in Union Paccs ut 81
ASA an advance in price yesterdays quotations OF
IA per cent; Union Pacific land grant bonds 7 Alton
and Terre Haue lst 9s; do. income 76; NewYork and
NewHaven bonds, 90: Lake Shore dividend bonds a.
Western Union Telegraph MarpOsa, and Pacific Mail
were more active today Western Union, S4l: Marposa
preferred, lOs Pacific Mail, i3d43A ISs.
The stock market to-day has been firm but not very
of the stocks stand high they did before
the bear movement on Monday In the Long Room this
afternoon Lake shore, 93 Northwest preferred, s7t
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 62 do preferred, ash Ohio
and Mississippi, 33l NewYork Central 92 do. certih-
Gates, s7E Reading 96l d96i The market closes dull and
firm. We give below the highest sales OF the stocks
named at the dates given
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
CIRCULAR
OF THE
POSTAL, TELEGRAPH, AND NEWS DEPARTMENT
RowIPs BRoTUIRs & Co.

BowIEs BROTHERS & Co.
10 WnLI,M-ST., New-York, Sept. -, 1870.
COMMUNICATION WITH PARIS AND THE COMMENT
In view of the general anxiety and uncertainty IN
regard to interchange of Letters, kilograms, or
Money Supplies between Europe and America, pend
ing disturbances incident to the Continental war,
the public is informed that all such communications
or remittances, addressed direct to care Of our
English Branch
Messrs. BowIEs BROTHERS i Co,
449 Strand. Charing Cross, London.
OF through our New York and Boston Houses OF
Agencies in other cities with specific forwarding in
structons will be delivered at their destination by
some one means or other as promptly as any extra
necessary effort OF expense will enable, through
special arrangements made by this Department
Transfers of money be made BY cable through
our London house to any part of Europe OF Asia If
required.
These services are rendered to all, and not at all
reserved to our own clients.
American travellers or residents abroad should for
ward their addresses for record in Alphabetical
Registers, for the convenience of friends seeking
them as well as for their own.
A list of unclaimed or undeliyered letters Will he
inserted, with daily corrections, in leading European
Journals. BOwLEs BROTHERS d Co,
10 William-st, New-YOlk.
p State-st, Boston.
P.S.-The public is also informed that our Paris
Office is open, and will remain open under Consular
protection for the benefit of those who cannot leave
the city during the siege.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
Mem Publications.
AN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPHIC CO."
4 las been removed to No 1903 Fulton-s.. NJ.
FRosrs HUMoRs AND EXHIBITION Ola
LOGJTES.
FERRERO'S ART OF DANCING AND DALI
Room INSTRUCTOR.

To which is added Hints on Edueitei also 'ne a inn
,.e,rr instructions for the Performance Of the mO'' :,
prove dance. Including fal directions for dancing our a.
% .h' a,S 're ~ Edssd Professor Of Dancing
los pages Of the choicest Music arranged ior the
% nv tpe most celebrated professors Ihos you 'sn 'o'n
Of dancing Hnls Etiquette the Figures and S'el'
-, al zen dollars worth the choicest Music IN one com
Tiete veuHe So
In psper covers.
BoanI n boards cloth
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FrRsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

10000 g. Bi COu....cUf 01 600 500 Cou 6....llD
200 q. g. $40 Go b8.......lW W
200 o. s. go Reg 2..iii3
~ 500 U. y. $40 Cou bi......1llk
IondsR1ilrodd BoadspHk RdlrOaf-fDrcs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
BANKING AND FINANCIsL.
UNION PACIFIC RAuROAD-EARNNGs FOR FIRST SC
MONTHS 1870

Janua1y... S5,5'529 y April. SlSIg,3 -
March,. 539,Z3s % ] june. 1860 Of
Length of Road, 1,o38 miles. The total Amount Of
First Mortgage Bonds is s27, 287OOO The next Bond
issued Is the Land Grant Bond, SO,OOOOOO, interest
April and October; which Bond is Second Mort
gage upon the Road so far as the Interest is con
cemed and FIRST MORTGAGE on ALL TIIH LANDS
granted by the Government to said Road taken at
par in payment for COmpany's Lands.
The earnings of the Road the past year are about
$9,OOOO0O; the yearly Interest on the First Mort
S2,5O0,0C0
The Land Grants are selling at ~ Flat and paw
10 per cent on the investment Are perfectly safe
and we do not hesitate TO recommend those holding
Goyernments Central Pacifcs and other securities,
to change them into these Bonds as speedily as pos
sble. For sale by
J. s. STANTON No y Broad-st-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
MOTHER CAREY'S DREAM BOOK AND FOR
TINE TEL J.ER

Containing method OF Fortune Telling with Cards. compete
Dr,ses Dictionary: Pam telling fortunes oy
re Ines Of tie haDI; tel persons Characters
nv the Gods Of Tea the White Of an Egg and by the
Noles persons body; tie Art Of Discovering Truth ron fa
Ii of Lack, and Unuck Days and HOu bow to tell with eaa'
hieh Of three Ladies has tie Husband Including Charms anu
Ceremonies and mathematical Tables for Telling any persons age
,....,..Io
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

We dive below the bids at the First Board, and the
the Second Board at the dates given Of Govern
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

TIE above books are everywhere and viii be sent by mail to
INV address free Of postage upon receipt Of the price Send all
orders 70
DICK G. FITZGERALD, PUBLISHERS,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE HINDOO FORTUNE-TELLER AND ORA
Gle OF DESTINY.

Containing Ten Methods Of Telling Fortunes with Cards. compile
siem Of Fortune Telling with Dce together with SIiseVen Good
Bad Omeas with their Interpretation
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
priniing.
Corporation Notices.
THR OPENING q

SuPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
,pP9n oi The Department Of Public Parks for aud behalf of
NE we ANmn and Commonal Of the City Of New YORK, r,lA'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

- ''IF VI M ! tINTN
The artment u Public Parks name ~ the
va A"h ana '"nmuuaty of the cts NcH-Nork, pursuant 10
1 A 9 ~ stature q The People of the state Of New lok, en-.
% A ~ tNr 20 the and duties the Comm Ier "
the GENITAL Para passed Apnl ith n6 ami of tIr Act en- t An
A lf t map or plan of portions OF hs CITY Of New York,
uf "l sn Improvement Of the same passed Alrl -ih,
T. , 10y ts l"e' hli They intend syp Co the huprme Court
W lu 'l 'i a brct Of the State New Nor6 p @ Tenn
e fah 'olf o c hc c'orc Honorable GKIrGg BAhyAp.
uauee n w NrA Court House az r CIV Hall e Cir o htw
l"A on I az zoe frth dii Orf0,r loD opening uf to
D on al al OF a. soon thereafter Counsel be- he I'd uccon,
@ lne ap"sn o Commissioners OF Estimate As-rssn't the
Haligfi ta Tie nature aud Of tie Improvement
l lihi
~ 'I' '''s 90 lrtt aHl
of Nsw iort EitIt,Bp otOlNtg
Dssl Ncs I,rk Seff,nb.t ION, I.7d
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Indorsed by

STATE OF ALABAMA
Price, 90 and accrued Interest
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad on finished road. Issne re-
sricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open IFS valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Eufaula. Its finances are in excellent cond
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, - Nassau-st.
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA lsT
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE PER
CENT GOLD BoNDs.-The small remaining balance
of the Loan for sale at 90 and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
L. S. 5-2Os pay while the security is as safe and fully
equal to that Of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENhY CLEws Il Co., 81 Wsll-st.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
NY. and o. Midland FiF.t Mortgage Bonds per
cent, gold.
St. Louis and s. f. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
7per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eutalla flrst Mortgage Donds'c
per cent gold, indOrsed by State of Alabama
Alabama State S.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities
We offer for sale LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE KALI
ROAD BONDS 80 years to seven per cent interest
semi-annuay. and 90 aud accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY. OF of more intrinsic ments
CAN BE MADE. For particulars, apply to
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-st
JOHN j. Cisco * Son, - Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND 81 O'CLOCK p. ".
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21-P. N.

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sale by the Secretary OF the Treasury amounted 10 so
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are the awards:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
IN THE CITY OE NEW.NORIl.

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The New York herald., 1870-07-23
FOURTH GENERAL MFETIN: or TgE yIW
YORK Yacht CLUB.

Tho Annual Cruise Postponed-- Thanks to
MIR. Ashbury-The Transfer Of TicIsets--Thc
Yacht America--An Invitation 10 the Naval
Department.
At the fourth general meeting OK the New York
Yacht Club held at the fine club house OF that body
on Thursday evening, there was good Attendance.
The proceedings took place In the parlors OF the
club mansion, at Clifton, S. l.
It was decided 10 defer the annual cruise until
after the race for the Challenge Cup. thus giving
th ose who wish to participate IN that exciting occa-
sion an opportunity 10 do while they fresh,
vigorous and enthusiastic ~ this stage Of the
u was decided TO announce the Day and place OF
nature or Commodore Stebbins.
The commttee having charge OF the Ashbury
Challenge Cup matter was instructed 10 procure Is
steamboat for the exclusive use or the members
the ladies accompanying them.
IL was decided To make fitting acknowledgment.
TO Mr. Ashbury for the elegant model ana fine pic
lures VI the Cambria which that gentleman mad
courteously presented to the club. 4 letter was
ordered TO be forwarded.
An invitation was ordered 90 be extended TO the
Navy department TO enter The famous yacht America
In the contest for the Challenge CUP
resolution was also adopted authorizing yacht
owners VINO enter their yachts for any regatta, TO
transfer under certain conditions their tickets Tor
the members boat.
The meeting resolved that the schoOners America
and Cambria sh0nd be invited 10 Join the squadron
when the fleet should sail on the annual cruise.
After these nigDiy Important proceedings the
members repaired to The dining hall and enjoy ell an
elegant collation..
The meeting afterwards stood adjourned.