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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
day, Richard McDermott was committed ON the charge
OF breaking into the store OF John Leddy, at No lS5
Avenue A. and stealing box Of cigars.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday, Julius Stewart, colOred man, committed
for assautng William Henry (colored) with brtckbat,
and hitting him severely the head that lie is
dying in Bellevue Hospital.
Judge Bedford presided at General Ses-
sons yesterday, and heard the Of Ellen COnroy
domestic who charged that James Allen who resides in
Eghyeghthst, had grossly assaulted her in her bed
room, and that on subsequent night, because she had
told Mrs Allen Of her husbands conduct he had dragged
her from her bed, beat her with broOmsck and drove
her into the streets. The cOmpanants witnesses did
not fully cOrObOrae her statements and the Jury dis
agreed and were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE BOARD OF HEALTH-THE FATRENDERING
NUISANCE.
There was full attendance at the Board of

There was a full attendance at the Board or
Health yesterday. City Sanitary Inspector Morris re-
ported the following the number OF contagious dis
eases in this city the week ending Saturday, Oct
Typhus fever typhoid fever 20; relapsng fever 20;
sma-pox scarlana, Dr. X. 5. Tracy appointed
an Assistant Health Inspector, to fiji q vacancy;
was received from the Sanitary Committee 49,
In relation nonstrsne Of citizens against the cSInnsnee Of h
melting the foot Of Poryfourth Poybh and One hundtand-
sh E 11d the s%pg gO0na on s se bS a ST Dscte
report Repeated INSPECTIONS aqng The SSns5 months e o. oG an oS
grounds and similar occupations furnishing constant
complaints the citizens sn public and causing no ite
of thorough reform in the location and management
iesss Hies e .usGns Which RENDERING tIaeng pbo
ing ete are but the nsta offspring asi Of sng ear
aattors other cities there viii be bate
nuisnSe All effort, Of hi. improve this direction
sd on e paT Of the press the citizens directly
sce how little coc. information Judgment "a
discussion OF these various subjects. generally eTnd III
dozen or dolen such establishments have he supplied by
sIyodd smaller larger sqgAehonses with the raw maieh4L
the large proportion ] Of the d fat from On ',Ts
reac HE tank and technical chemical cOntvsnes
not Wholly with smell created by The melting OF the
satisfactory result can be secured humng while
are st lacking metropolis Bat what constitutes abaitor
Stood S no ERs 1S' tie hSs Of done o1@i a1 animals No f''S
kinds hundred. earned or Dozen. s pacs , Which Ss h fosnS
component parts Pene spaces pens for the reception Of all the ar
irving animals Where the butcher can a. his sur tnd those belonging
and FED Slaughter houses Kill skin wash and
animals Blood eepac blood must be allowed to
run into the sewers or river Melting
taow pe house for the prepauon Of stomsch heads feet snd
Other seeonlay parts P hie silg 40 4,s, I pa &C. ~ S In
the butcher horses their &c &C. lcui from the
yey nature Of an sbor constructed with -y
complained be aated complete and constant control every
practicable
animal Whichever and all
fallen animals speedily Forwarded ndng pic
arranged ami managed as resso cause rcompanito
the ghborhood enlrru COMPANY but te existence instead
Of eeEng Of authorities ore to lrd location where its
operations could he carried without able objections
and in the approved abruptly broke ~,
ofal nuisance which outraged this
community and all the negiborlooL Tie scnia of throwing
thousands many hundred OF oi the aud
having washed the shores should a could bave been
avoided will and cooler judgment had prevailed NOWsys
intelligent nation cOmphon fOoard proceed giving
over frcpaable loss what should be puouy
Of noguOus compounds
nbosDbse and skss Prom all
Committee conclusion that this Board granting
refusing permits aughtehous atmeng and other
all public
until that time when. by the
substantial and weoonduced ahattors and all her
nance this respect be brought about
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

We hear of nice Doctor to call to the relief
OF sick and suffering family He lives In Chicago and
his name is Hubenschmltt lie has female patient
suffering from Brights disease and gave her dose Of
morphine, which relieved her that she VIII never
suffer any more In this world ThA Dr. stated 10 the
coroner that he first treated the patient for consumption
then for heart disease finally for parayss Inc drug
gsts clerk who put up Hubenschmts prescriptions tes
ted that he had standing orders from his employer not
dispense those prescriptions To- the letter especially
when opium or morphine dgitalis was ordered. In
addition 10 his Ignorance. tho Chicago physician In
the habit OF visiting his patients while lie was In fud
died condition. that II IA impossible 10 teli now many
lac has heretofore killed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
HOW DOCTORS DIsAGREE-THE SHINE MERRILL
AFFAIR


The investigation into the charge of NAL
practice preferred against Dr. John W. Merrill Of No l6
Greenwich-st, by Deputy Coroner VIM Shine, con-
tinued yesterday by Flynn and jury composed
of the following physicians: j. C. Morton, H. w. Good
Stephen ]. Clarke, j. +. Chamean Thomas C. Trimell.
John OTooe. DR.. Merrill accused by DR.. Shine
with having caused the death Of Mr.. Linehan Of No.
30 Abany-st through ignorance. Dr. Morton was Clerk
yesterday in place of Dr. Shine who Prosecuting
Attorney The evidence already taken was about To bo
read 10 the jury, when T. H. stuart counsel for Dr. Mer
Ti objected the ground that the proceedings In the
illegal and informal the Coroner had not
been present when the evidence taken had he
signed the evidence Further ho believed that the warrant
for Dr. Merrs arrest had not been signed by coroner
Flynn and forgery and he believed the same Of the
commitment on which lis client committed To the
TOmbs, and detained there for several hours. He de
cared that the arrest was an outrage hat II was not
made 10 further the ends Of justice but 10 gratfy private
malice and revenge the part OF Dr. Shine Counsel
then turned TO Coroner Flynn, and demanded III ne hhd
signed the warrant OF arrest and commitment IN TINS
case The Coroner replied that he could not say lie
might not have done so in this particular case When-
he absented himself from the city be was ~ tho
habit OF signing warrants and commitments IN DRINK,
and leaving them for his deputy tDr shnel 10 MI up
lie believed Dr. Shine had power To do 80, because he
Commissioner Of Deeds.
Dr. Shine somewhat excitaby declared that Coroner
Flynn had signed both the warrant and commitment,
and counsel for Dr. Merrill again asserted that the prev
proceedings were Illegal and a fraud
DR. John A. Robinson Of No. lsi Grandst. VINO was
called in about 80 hours before Linehas death, tesned
that he found him suffering from eXcrucatng pam III
the bowels and, In the opinion OF Witness death was
caused by bilious cole. lie had been afterward in.
death the effect that Lnehan died from acute perto-
nitis the result OF perfOraOn and e1traVasatOh W.T.
ness told HIM he had committed himself ana Wnen asked
why he had done said he had been talked INTO u by
DR.. Shine and others Dr. Shine, VINO was cross
ing the witness sad that he had not seen Dr. Merrill at
The case was then given TO the jury, who found that
the to his death from peronis the re-
suit of obstruction Of the bowels ana pr Mefrli was
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. S.


Mail, FOR Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Nevada from Pier 20 R., close at the PoOhce at IL d.
No Supplementary Mail .. - .
THURSDAY. OCT. 6. .
Mail, for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Batavia Dock Jersey City close the PosOhoe at EM
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on DOCK Jersey
C aud closed at All letters deposited in Supplementary
Mails smustbe prepaid with double postage a., =,
Mails and the West lndes per steamship 'oo
Castle Pier No. NJ r. close at Steamship sails al p m
FRIDAY OCT. I.
No hin MAJ
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Jnlernal Repenne.

USIrEp STATES ISrKRS,L REyEsuK CoLlEcToks oYfcE
SIXTH DISTRICT, n. y, NEW iOak, Sept - iS'o
NOTICE Is HEREBY OVERWHELMING To
the provisions Of u Congress entitled An ACT 70
support interest e pube
debt and for other puposes approved jane Do i AI o. o
ameniatory thereto payment Of an Internal
due the United States the R Rawsy Cempan hato @
upon. and shall sell public the 9th day OF ~
IL O'Clock The premises the north Ntsl corner OF
sud Twenty yhri' n e CITY 81 Newly The type phuns rss
imposing lnue. .it srg machines and snch ohf material as
M, y, WAlik Ceisfior
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Citizens anxious to serve the community in
the capacity paromen. and who hope to be appointed
by Commissioner Brennan, crowding Police Head
quarters daily. Commissioner Brennan Is TO resign on
fhe 9th mt latest Is to obtain the Tammany nOHna
tion for Sheriff. and the 9th will be next sunday an
who promised positions want them before midnight
Of Saturday,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE COURTS.
IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT SUITS AGAINST WELL
KNOWN BANKERS.

KNOWN BANkEh'
District-Attorney Noah Davis will commence
suits against Jay Cooke Co. and vermilye CO., we'll
known bankers at the present term OF the United States
District Court for the recovery Of $4,000 The suits will
be brought behalf Of the Government In accordance
with Instructions furnished by Solicitor Baned OF the
Treasury Department IL appears that these two firms
sold 30 7.S0 notes OF 1900 each, at the Sub
pronounced TO be counterfeit at Washington after
siderable hesitation on the part Of experts, who
certain for time about their being counterfes the
snurions notes being almost exact limitations OF the
Genuine Several thousand dollars of the kind OF
os were aso by the Government from other
bankers who were all ignorant that they bad The
source OF their circulation could not be sscerained by
the m & detectyes These two suits are Brought
the oueaon whether the various are responsible
for the restitution OF the money obtained Dy t@n.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
SUPREME CoURT-spEcIAL TERN.
Tn this Court Judge Barnard called 12j ca

IN tDlB COUTU JUURt DdIId CdIICU ~ Otoonj
of which only 20 answered TO and only one was
ready for trial The remainder stricken from the
calendar The complaints which are from time to time
made by the lawyers about insufficient number OF
necessary In Judge Sutherland's Court, out OF the
entire number OF set down. by request, for trial.
NOT one WAS ready and the Court Obliged to adjourn
without doing any business. To-day Judge Barnard will
dispose of the remainder OF his calendar.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIM TERN.

Decisions-By Judge JOnes.-Mallory agt
The West Shore II. r. r. X. Co.-AIoOn granted, cause
referred. Quigly agt. Ivy-Motion granted Heister
agt Adam.-Motion dismissed Thomson agt Bowles.I
Order granted. Knower agt Pke.-MOtlOn granted
Smith agt Prentiss-MOti0n denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
No steamship Mails
Nrys PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS and pur Of arriving this port requested %
deliver packages addressed the Newiork Associated Press only 70
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. smonoa
AGENT News Journal Of Commerce, Tunes Ius
World sun Erprs Euenng Post Cogmsredt AdLert.ss
Zetun1 YORKER Deokrd should also be deh'efea onV
Ihea enerann
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Chances for Bnsiness Glen

AN Old-established STOVE. TIN AND
N HOUSE FURNISHING STORE for SALE. The undersigned
will aud honse furnishing store in Urbana o. Such
opportunity seldom offered live business into
Thoroughly the houhng young cities
in the State n. will gwen upon Application Address
JAMES G. GLENN & BROS
EOR SALE-A DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
with BOILER and STEAM FITTINGS in the be c loraion at
reasonable price Inquire for three day, till and after n at
227 Wost Thirty siHthst
EOR SALE, to RENT, or EXCHANGE-A
STEAM FIGURING MILL for situated in Iroos
ln viii EXCHANGE for good FARM LAND REAL ESTATE.
Por particulars address Box Carenesyi Long Island n Y
DARTNER WANTED-Capitalr required about
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS In one Of the largest and Oldest
Chicago doing annual and safe nearly
three millions dollars with annual earnings Of from $4,000
with good Eastern business
acqsnance preferred Address BUSINESS Tribune Office
NO PRINTERS.-For SALE, a Steam Print
ing OHce with good 5 Eve Presses
proprietor has other business requiring his whole attentions terms
easy Full particulars be had BY addressing s. sun Ohce
VNEA STORE for SALE-Establlshed over
years best part Of Columbia South Brooklyn lease,
small Engine and Boiler Steam Heater
Coffee Mills Sc. Inquire at 5jb Conmhiast' BrooAlyn
VO CAPITALISTS and MANUFACTURERS
Fancy GooA valuable PATENT for sale Address w A. j.,
4 Iryingplace, New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge BIdtckVOrd. = Yesterday l,VOU
cigars and 500 pounds of tobacco and various impe-
ments seized at No so Divsions for frauds on the rev.
enue were condemned by default no claimant appear
ing
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
COURT CALENpARS-Tm. DAY.

COURT CALENDARS-Tms DAY
SUPREME COuRr-CHANBERs-BARSA J.-Cou opens at 10
a.
The motion calendar will called to-day EIparte only
Will be attended to-
SUPREME CouEr-SPEchL TERS-BARNARDJCour opens a. lO
m.
day.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

-1JtIOTE O''N
san counterfeiters Clemence Hoger, charged with
counterfeing the 5Gcent fractional currency VINO
was captured at No 48 Hudsonst yesterday gave Dal
I'm 600 10 appear trial VIM H. Butts and Thomas
Ackerman both of Greenpoint, are the sureties.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Corporation Notices.

CRY OP NKw-YoRK, DEPARTMENT oF FINANCE l
BUREAU THK RECEIVER TAXES COuRr-HousE, PARK'(
CHAaBEResr, Septepber 20. lSin =
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Books Tor
~ Taxes Personal Property and Bsak stock will lie opened lot
payment a this Office o THU RSDAf NBNE, Oetobero
BERNARD sMYTH, Receiver
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
priniine.

l AS. ENERDELL, 302 Broadway, Card Engrav-
~ mg The leading establishment Of the City Established - years
WIN. EVERDELL' SONS, 1U4 Fulton St
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS M
MINIATuRE ALMANAC


sun i.s 600 Sun sets NM. 5:}7 Moon ss...... l55
Sandy 427 Cows and 5;ll Hell Gate o
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Coparinersbip Notices.

- The C0PARTNERSHIP
IL heretofore existing between PHILO W. SMITH aud FREDEi
CAMERDEN hrby dissolved by mutual All ousani
ing may settled with PHILO W SMITHNesiork Oct
! 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Bids. rale-
i,tB . iib

Ne give below the bids for and the H-'e., l.e'
-....,,o,,t hnnhs nf the date. .nu-L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
The Foreign Exchange market Is strong NJ yesterday
afternoons advance. The following are the rates.
We give below the bidsfor and the hishNS' e''i0'
crument bonds on the dates named:
Bids. LIT BID Sales.
L. % Ie % IeZg

Government bonds continued strong with much larger
operations to-day than yesterday The prospects OF the
two Houses Of Congress dsagreeng the Funding bill
puts up the price Of these securities. They were from
to higher this afternoon than at the first call
Tennessee bond-, IS, coupon, &C do. new s., ga
GA; North Carolina 6s new, 23d27f; do. Special Tax,
25Ia2o Southern State bonds are dun, with the excep
ton of Tennessee and they not high as last week.
Transactions in railroad bonds limited, but prices
are firm Central Pacific 93A Alton and Terre Haute In
come rs; Cleveland and Toledo Sinking Fund bonds
1894 North Missouri LIST Mortgage, S9i Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific U.s. Adams Express, 6Is-Cn the
Long Room, 6sD; American Merchants Union, "A
Wells Fargo 1911 Western Union Telegraph, IS. In the
Long Room this morning Pacific Mail quoted at O5
NewYor Central and Hudson 97da97i; do certificates,
ga Reading lO6E Lake Shore, es d9s5 Rock Island,
llG4; St. Paul Preferred, sOldsl Toledo and Wabash,
5e,a57 Ohio and Mississippi, 35gG36 Columbus Chicago
and Indiana Central, 2Oh
The stock market has been stronger and has given evil
dence of more vgor to-day prices having considerably
advanced since yesterday 1t looks as If the lowest point
had been touched and that the upward movement pre-
dcted by many had commenced, by Of the real
value of stocks the improved condition OF the roads,
the reduction in running expenses and in the prices OF
all railway supplies, the increase Of the receipts the
prospects good crops at the West and for foreign ex
ports as well the unusually cheap money market All
these tend TO give rmer tone to the market and better
prices for stocks The volume of business in the Ex
change small owing to the absence OF many brokers'
as is usual this of the year. Hannibal ana ST.
Joseph Lake Shore and Pacific Mail have been actlVe
Hannibal and ST. Joseph sold at for preferred 1903 for
common stock The Directors are III session III Boston
today and divers reports ahoat to cash and stock
dividends The stock market closed firm but dull
We give below the highest sales of the stocks named
at no DAT piv
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A clever weI-vrtea tas,--lObsever tLSndoa.
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The writer has s.Tsre 81 acknowledgement UondOp)
seH Necessity hs best novels OF It's kind The character
Of MAsd, adrire tu sd has the advantage OF unhaknyd
freshnes.- saturday Re,irs CJotdon).
This novel oees and hiss real healthy tone sbOu it,
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MIN publications.
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HARPER d BROTHERS, New y DIRK,
IA PUBLISH THIS DAY:
ROBERTSON'S SERMONS.

SERMONS PREACHED AT BRIGHTON by the late Rev. FRED
xRIcE RoBERTsoN the Incumbent Of Trinity Chapel New Edition
With Portrait OF Steel, Crown 6vo. Cloth 81
Here which has through great number editions
s polr all those marks Of ariuous service which
ar. l 10 be seen in books belong great public libraries is
thune DO. scared perolmaej by much pes Is ten
novel On contrary volume Of sermons hne tender and
full Of tLoughiune fun Of devotion has herln e s
legacy 10 bis country vulgar excitement Of eo
uucncc many readers TO the book hearers to this
preacher feet with the action Of Denohenes with out
stretched arms Of Game that he his Gospel upon
bis the contrary when We read those calm and lofty utter
pess this preacher seated Ike his Master with the multitude pa
initiating round agitation passion in his thoughtful con
snpatye breast OF Robertson have few Of the exciting
qualities OF orator. the charm Of ugulsT and lucid
their consists in their of instruction, in
ir faculty Of opening up mysteries lie and truth pure
teaching 50 r he administered to popular audience,
xb Is offered to us in these vomae BlaeAwOods Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

The Assistant Treasurer has paid out on atcOuht OF
July interest, S3.6s7939.
For New-York City per cent bonds 90 was bid to-
dow. Rrootlvn Water Loan per cent, 94s do. Park
Loan o.: Delaware and Hudson Canal, 124s; Pennsyl
yania Coal 221 Maryland Coal 80; American Coal 81
Long Dock bonds 81 Detroit Monroe and Toledo bonds
9s Western Union bonds s wilkesbarre Coal and Iron
Co.. 65I Long Island, So; StonngtOn 30; Union Trust
Co.. $50; Manhattan Gaslight Co., 40; Citizens do, 1885,
The following the Government quotations of Messrs
fisk T. Hatch at 4 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
The interest maturing July l in New-Yorh and
London on the bonds Of the State Of Alabama will
be paid on and after that date at the banking houses
of HENRY CLEws & Co, 81 Wall-st, n. T., and
CLEws, HABICHT & CO., 5 LOthbury, London, Finan-
cia Agents in New-York and London for the State OF
Alabama. ARTHUR BINGHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

The gold market per cent in advance of the highest
price yesterday In the Gold Room, at 10 IN. gold was
quoted at l1s 1892 1ls 1905 18 1901 p M, 11l5 1O7
l15 1916 l1s; 1852 111 3 115; 235, 1ll 1885, 1ls D. l
400 Il1201uk. Highest price, 1l1s; lowest, I'LL
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Cearings, sis,49OCO gold balance, ss99792
currency, S2Sl,62L Paid for carrying per cent paid
for borrowing, " fat"
The Foreign Exchange market is strong at yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

Dtpots In Newfork, foot and foot Of Chrophes
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Apu IL i5lD'
800 m EAPBESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting at Denye VITO BOON
o Bran al D9r with Chester Branch at Waterloo WIN sg'sei
or Anover and Newton Washington with the d. L. anl w X ~
Tor alter Gap S'rouur Scranton Great Bend ng,nton %
eu ard oswego ami all points the LacswaGDa and Bloomsbury
an Delaware and Hudson r Ris
ll;io LBHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
town. Dover ckettstown, Washington Phpshu aud Eason
nec' al Phhpug with Bel Del R. for Belylere, &c, and at
Wikeshaue.
4lO1 SCRANTON EXPRESS with Chester r.
r. Waterloo with Sussex end Warrington D. and
": r. K for Water Gap, Stroulsburg and Scranton.
$3.50 m HACKETTSTOWN MAIL With Boonon Chester
and Sussex Railroads.
For MoRRsTOWN, at 1I2O uO m 23o $3.50 4:lO
$40 m.
Fo SUMMIT and intermediate stations $500 7:oO and 1000
1880. and $500 ..
ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 7:3o 800 1000
l2O NJ loo $780, 3:O 49, 49, $500 600 $50 800 li5
m
1:lJ and ll;0 l0, 20 "2:3 $3.50, 30 $780, 4:l0 4:2o
1850 $40 5:20, $50 SEQ 6:l0 GAO s4j Has
marked East Newark.
Fo BLOOMFIELD AID MOsrCLAfB, siao ~-A ioo sad
~ E.InC al n N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
HENRY CLEws & Co, No. 81 Wai,-st

To INvEsToRs-VERMILYE & Co., Bankers Nos. 10
and IS Nassaust offer the following irstcass sccur-
tiles Long Island Railroad list Mortgage per cent
Bonds price 90 and interest Southern Central hail-
road NewYork State LIST Mortgage per cent Bonds
price 81 and interest Kalamazoo and Wlite Pigeon
Interest guaranteed by Lake Shore and Mich So II.
r. CO.. LIST Mortgage per cent Bonds, price 81. and
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

" For the safe and advantageous investment OF
July interest and dividends the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BoNDs present unusually attractive features,
which will commend them TO all classes of investors
The road is completed to MiddletOwn. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than hall cone.
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FOOTE, No. II Wali-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

A. MERwIS. AIctOneer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co., Broadway, cor
I'D 4hs-ss Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods farpltare dc
GEO. A LEAvITT, AuenoneeI ,,o.-
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Aston psce Bigbthst LEAyITT sTRBBBlGH
Co. LBRAREs CATAIoGuED AND BOLD
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY at PRIVATE
W SALE-New and Second Hand Harness. Saddles &c. Military
Clothing rubber BLANKETS rubber ove[coats wagon and
horses Covers circular PIfKE Co.. 10 Chambe
and Il North SecOnd-s, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

"a We are still offering a limited quantity Of tho
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal and in
terest payable in gold, at 80 and accrued interest.
These Bonds are free of Government tax and are
covertbe at the option of the holder, into Stock OF
the Company, at par. The present advanced condi-
ton and large earnings of the road warrant us in un-
hesitatingly recommending these Bonds TO investors,
as in every respect an undOubted security
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 81 Wdi,-st.