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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14
IRON AND STEEL.

II
200 tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN REFINED
IRON, embracing an assortment OF tlLAIS
from | to inches wide by to inch thick;
ROUNDS and SQUARES from to 4 inches In
oTaL s and HALF oyALs
HALF ROUNDS and SCROLLS,
HORSESHOE and NAIL RODS,
SST fSHSES 4 fsifsSS s s. SQUARE and
ESGLisH and AMERICAN BL1sTERED
BLOCK TIN, sPELTER,
RUSSIAN and ENGLISH sHEET-IRON.
de as@s st as. WORKMAN & CO.
DREAD :! BREADl! RREAD II!
GILL's BAKERY, NO. $40 BROAD STREET,
IF YOU WANT s.a...
THE BEST BREAD,
THE BEST ROLLS,
THE BEST BUNS, 81
TIE BEST TEA-BIsCUIT,
THE BEST COFFEE-CAKE,
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS, I'll 55
THE BEST ARRoWRooT CRACKERS,
THE BEST CREAM CRACKERS,
TIE BEST LEMON CRACKERS, the best
OYSTER era CKERs, wholesale and retail.
jazz ss.zg sE 35saA. ~ ,t-.5-5s $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-14

uIsITING CARDS PRINTED AT TEE
Y DlsPATCH PEINTING-HoUsE.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
MONDAY. Jan. 3-P. VI

MONDAY. Jan. J-P NJ
Gold sold at 1901, 1103 119l, 119s, and closed
at lle59u9i The cearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were 81, ,761, 900, and the balances s., ,6s97a
Government Bonds opened strong and active under an
active inquiry for investment lots. At the first call
prices from Gal per cent higher than the closing
rates OF Friday. CoupOni6 per cent OF 1884, New C5s'
67s and quoted gold coupon OF per cent Az
the Second Board active demand for money and the
decline in gold caused downward reaction Of }as per
cent In prices but at the close OF business the market
was firm and bonds were sparngy offered at quotations
The Government will sell million gold and purchase
two millions Of bonds during the present week
state bonds were duh but firm Tennessees, ex-cou-
pons sold at 3l new per cents, 4GaiG Nortn Iarona
new per cents 2sl; Missouri per cents sold at s1t e&
coupon of per cent; Louisiana Leyee per cents o5G
G5l Railway bonds steady under an active invest
ment demand. Michigan Southern Sinking Finds sold at
q; Chicago Burlington and Quincy per cents lo9
ex-interest; Morris and Essex lists, 96l; ColnmDus,
Chicago and Indiana Central 1sts 7ll Toledo, Peoria
aud Warsaw lists, W. d., rs! Milwaukee ana 81 ram
Ists 3d. Bank stocks dull Ninth National sold at
1914; Bankers and Brokers' lO Pacih5 Mail continued
unsettled selling at 43aH2, and closing H4d42 Penn
sylvania Coal sold at 49, ex-diydend, and Delaware
Lackawanna and Hudson at 100. Express shares we're
dun with the exception OF Adams, which advanced 10 o.
upon OF the report that the stockholders are 10
cash dividend soon. Western Union Ieiegraph
sold at 30! asa
Railway shares opened weak and declined at the trst
Board The market extremely duh until the close
OF the second call, when there an improvement IN
prices and the dealings became more active. The Van
derbiIt stocks and Reading were dull; Michigan
Southern Northwestern, and ST. Paul shares were IN
good demand, and were sparingly offered; Rock
Island was duh New-Jersey Central sold at
s24o3; Toledo and Wabash, 90; Fort Wayne
guaranteed e6s; Chicago aud Alton, l43; Chicago and
Alton preferred ia; Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
I5O Morris Essex s5 Illinois Central 35. After the
second call the market weaker, in sympathy with
the active demand money prices receded TO about
the opening rate The market was ilally dull
throughout the day and the registered business Il the
Boards was mucn less than the usual At the
close the market was steady.
The 10 o'clock quotations at the Government Board
were ne follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
THE ROOSAC TUNNEL.

From The Springfield Republican we learn
that the Messrs shany. contractors TO complete the
HoOsac Tunnel, who began work March 81 1869, had on
the sd Of December made l99 feet OF progress tho
east end 20s down the central shaft s at the west end
AnG 2n with the brick arch.~The work the whole is
not 10 the contract requirements bat AT the East end
IL has averaged ~ feet month excess and rap
IDLY coming 1t all points The contractors are stead
lily perfecng and increasing their means OF operation
having nearly doubled the monthly quantity Of work.
aud do not anticipate the full development OF their
efficient strength before next May June They are
confident that any which now attach TO their
progress Will Je fully made MP before that time, ana
that advance will theneefortb DO made considerably
beyond the demands OF the contract Indeed. 10 is
already predicted by sangune observers long familiar
with the tunnel that the Shanlys Will be through the
mountain q year and half before the contract time
expires March 1874 The rock encountered at the west
quality OF flint and that portion Of the work has pro-
Yressed slowly. The machinery has been increased
and now the advance Is increasing IN rapdty. They
have added good deal Of valuable machinery to the
During the month OF ,OvemOer the number OF workmen
employed SI nearly twice the force ever employed
by the State at any one time. The monthly disburse
Ments for $4,000. BY the terms OF
contract the Shanys cannot anything from the
state Treasury until they have performed work enough
to amount to $5OO0O0 at the stipulated price per lnea
foot and per cubic yard. which must BE approved ana
certified by the state Engineers They have not reached
wl then begin 10 draw pay in current funds from the
State Treasury for OF the work done, month
by month until the tunnel Is completed. They have
however since beginning operations, received cehcates
at per Up 10 Dee a. these amounted TO S2SO0O0
They have repaired the damage done by the OCTOBER
eshet. and VIII present bill 10 the state Tor the same
by their contract they have free OF the Troy
and Greenfield Railroad and the neglect repair the dam
by OctOJer flood has them to great expense
~ the transportation OF material over the mountain
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

All who, have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to puI hase or rent such property
will fnd to their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any otner
paper and addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
will b6 found, only EewNo ok and all its otIes and
yiages every state and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the vanages claimed being made clear 70 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, DAILY
semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
professions; consequently advertisements In
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyOes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both Ia city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF s col
umns advertising medium. The charges for advet
uSng follows DAILY TRIBUNE. 2j cents per line
Tor each Insertion. WEEKLY 1RBUFK ~ per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE as cent- per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yoRK. Monday, Jan. 3, 1870.

NEW-YORK, Monday, JIM D IoTV'
This promises to be a very dull week at the
Real Estate arctonroom We find nothing advertised IN
THE TRIBUNE or any other paper, except sone Lehing
tonave. lots by Nessrs E. II. Ludlow q Co., on Thurs
day.
Attention is called TO the advertisement In another
column IN which the Derby Farm at Aiken south caro-
lima h offered for sale at $4,000 The property appears
10 have many recommendations, large portion OF "
being within the city limits OF Aiken nearly ali OF IL
prodcng the various kinds of fruit which easily be
sent to the Northern markets. and further portion Do
ing adapted ~ cotton culture.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
Gitp prop,rtr to gst.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO bET-A first class
story HOUSE completely furnished snd
perfect repair, FthAe murray HID. Rent, $1,000
for three OF i've years Apply to - ...
U6lgl HOMER MORGAN. 2 Finest
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Lille lnsur-
~ Company having removed osss sos Boad~sy
let their late oBses 2sl Broadway
ofRsids-sL Apply % ibe prsmses
FNO RENT-STORES and LOFTS on Broadway
the Broadway For particulars apply to
ALLEN a. BROWN, 90 Broadssy.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
ALLEN & BROWN.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AuCrlONRERS
% BROADWAY. SkW.iORk OPPOSITE TRINITY CHURCH,
Josl-HAy w. ALLEN. JOSIAH ". BEoSs H0KArO HKSKguE
offering their services to The public Tor Of al business
pertaining Real Estate the undersigned would respectfully solicit
based the O their hde 10 their CUSTOMERS
efOt for the Al1aueement of their
Btere steady observation Of the workings W the Landed
the community thorough nouete Of tue value Of property
With their experience Tar Commisone veil
reputation Of Mr. Brown old Autouee make them
peculiarly preseut They hope their pledges
favorable from their f1euds aud the public
depend for them viii
regarded With real aud fidelity which shall be justly deserved
Nsxfl ark Ian 2
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
% ?1lannfatinrtrs.

YNHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PASY attention of Manufacturers 20 their Water Power
OF water. itOs
Paterson eight above NesaE sd dining the EUe Railroad
and within Hotokeu jefsey CIV aud eleven from Tie
NewYok They have head and fan o taeutiN0 feet 70
h shoe Pac River and reservoir Of three luGrei
acres arranged that each ha the
navigation both head and tai Tie supply Of water
not only abundant ia permanent The property situated
uaygbe midst population. While m proximity 70
Of SeNlOk Communicating viii ty plank road by ran
renders The advantageous location Tor manu-
On The premises and sianta
brick Mn 4fxl01 stories E Machine shop and Foundry
all reav Tor immediate occupation. Applications be made 70 j. W.
TORREN, 80 Veey.s-, Nes-lork,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
And the following for State bonds:

Money call was fairly active at per cent currency,
with occasional transactions at coin interest. At the
cose there was considerable pressure to borrow and
coin interest was freely paid. Commercial paper
dull at san per cent, with but little strictly prime
offered.
Sterling Exchange dun and steady at quotations:
London 80 days 1881 0iOsI London sight, o9E 1904 Lon
don (rine commercially, 90 days. OeislOss; Fans long.
5I7t; Paris short Sl5 Antwerp 6lsb66l7t SWISS 6lss
aSl7i; Hamburg 35T; Amsterdam. @ol Frankfort iOs;
Bremen, Tsi; Berlin, IA.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
THE MARKETS.
Ic.rnIl, r,porlsl lor Doc rnIrrss

ICar,niy reported for THH TKlrrsEi go.
AsHks-A far business doing Pots 81 197i9s7esi P'"' arc
nominal
COFFRE-Buhess has been moderate today but there spa
he INQUIRY ohhers and holders sealS alu "Ia M
lJ 0ltlc; Java 01c goh sslrs a baumofe 81 S ~t
Ruth. and a6OO 81 Gtay ksgr private terms -
COTTON-rbsTe has bveH dvoAsd shJ lbe
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
6itp 8tal 6statt for SaI,.

A FOUR-STORY, BROWN STONE HOUSE
~ 10 Harlem EXCHANGE for Wipcumbered lots BROOKLYN.
NJ. A. rutland Co, Beekmsn-'t. y. \.
EOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
between Thirty Thirty ard Eleventh aud
Twtnht immediate possession can be there !, pier
of Appy
L...- ~ nr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

EOR SALE-Fifth and Eighth-ave. LOTS,
IL opposite the Central Park
pOs LOTS the Boulevard Morning Side and River
Side Parks
Gso desirable plots LOTS The principal and
streets south Of the Park
Also, WATER FiONfs on the Rast and North Rivers
LOTS sngg plots desirable locations stue !or invest
mtHt Immediate Improvement Fot particulars -spy to
ALLkh BROWN. W BIoAJwAI.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

DEs MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT IEE CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BONns.-The undersigned
offer for sale a limited amount Of the aboyruamed
bonds. They receivable at par by the company
in payment for any of its lands sold at scheduled
prices The lands are pledged for the redemption or
the bonds and consist Of 100000 acres of choice o@
tons. situated mostly in the Des Moincs valley
Iowa and are estimated to realize enough To nearly
or quite cancel che whole issue OF bonds, IN addition
to the security of the road Price, 90 For further
particulars, inquire Of
CLARK, DODGE & Co. 81 NSllst
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

LoNG ISLAND RAILROAD Co-'rhe Sly per cent
Bonds of the Long Island Railroad Co. with Coupons
for Interest due LIST Of January 1870 will be paid or
exchanged for the new issue of Fist Mortgage .
per cent Bonds, on and after that day. at %, hy
VERNnLYE Il Co.. 10 and Is NasSau-st.
New York, Dec 80 1869
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

7. I8bY w
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company have drciared
annual dividend OF six per cent, free Of Govern
ment tax payable on demand.
Messrs Fisk and Hatch, agents Of the Central Pacho
Railroad have issued circular TO the Bondhodrrs of
the Company giving full account Of the road and OF
the lands rolling stock, &c, belonging thereto We ef-
tract the following items Of interest:
The line Of tho road extends from ogden 10
making 742 miles in all The earnings 0f the road front
Jan to May l. 1862 derived almost wholly from loca
business with an average Of es than $50 miles n opera
ton were as follows viz: Gross earnings $l&Ge43 i
operating expenses, $s2iOH; net earning ffa2%e.i
eight months OF the through connection, were as
follows VIZ: gross earnings, A4i2,G52; Operating e11
penses S2gs 1917 net earnings S224C5; the aReegate
net earnings for the year 1863 being S2l2'ji ' S"u
This result gratifying 1t is, forms but v,fy m
ade0uate criterion from which 10 Judge OF the fuua
earnings road The whence these ifNshne
are derived shown in the following table 81 le re-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
Auctiun Sails of Stal Gstait.

j. JOHNSON lr, Aueuoueer
pY JOHNSON A. MIL l. Err,
I'D AUCTIoEBBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BkOkRRS
No. 10 NASSAU CEDARsT. hEg-ioRI
Residences Io Country a1d Yarns bought sold
Loans negotiated AHcOn sales Of Farnis DC
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Dec. Il. 1882
GALE of valuable GOVERNMENT PROP
- ERTY North Carolina Georgia. and Mississippi The u s.
Hospital and grounds Nkbug and Matched Miss Whining
ton ami Oacok n c. AMI the T. Branch Nuts md Grounds at
Charlotte n c. aud Dahoneg Ga. will be offered FOR SA LIZ az
PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY nth proxmo u by the fol-
loving officers whom interested parties obtain all requisite inir
mation
Marine Hospital vebarg Miss By Collector Of Customs yeks'
burg.
Marine Hospital at Ncbel Miss by Collector Of Customs. Nahet
Marine Hospital Wilmington, c. by Collector Of Customs VII
miugton
Marine Hospital oencoke " C., by Collector Of c"''Oas Bean
riach Mint at Charlotte " c. by Collector Of Internal Revenue
Salisbury. y. G.
TERMS or SALE:
9Th cash equal quarter yearly payments THE
shall iLe lth Ap HeID with interest from
dIy of sale until paid
Of the purchaser make the payments
v involve surrender Of the aud tue forfeiture to
the Government Of the payments already made.
subject approval of the Secretary OF the
Treasury the Department reseng the ght reject all bids
deemed o the interest Of the Government to do 50.
The conditions
viii be the sacl bidder the acceptance Of his bid b tue
the Treasury aud the deed executed when The last hsht
shall have madr. GEORGE y. BOUTWELL,, becTttarr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS
LAST AND BEST STORY,
MORE SECRETS THAN ONE"
Durtg The Hrs stephens has been writing
nt expressly SATURDAY NIGHT the best family
Ier @ country. - --. -
More Secrets Than One s nov being published iu SAL UhDAf
MIGHT. No Z. Nhien for sale BY al Newsdea.era
T. Specimen copies sent free to suy address.
SGtscptou pHce SATURDAY NIGHT - Iyeati 81 80 per
d Isouths ard 81 re- four months. --
DAVIS h ELVERSON
FC.ilhers and PIopres0t OF SATURDAY. Night,
PtIsdt.phia, Pa,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
s1rOftssiUnaI i1utit,s.

CLINICAL CASES CONTINUED.-Judg
Prostate
by after years lslccess8 Treatment BY Others He came 500
D L.W~cyT 2I2 B"syay EegYork The deu has Yielded
long and furious but
deyouy thankful squecLel bin utterly Come out West and
glorious oouutr, aui grateful patient j. w on Us way home
lie delighted With treatment IN BIS case snd
q iie partner b.
TotaI mpoteBcy Cur5-TRyoLI H. Aug l369-C F. writes sE
his Well thought got
ten YOU anything Of the T nobody under heaven
DID much for have feared you "oud
give throw the sponge bot didn't know my man then A. no
sha tolt oI your Iell
though: herein you wll God draft 'or $50
nR. OLIN, q BOnd-st,, New ork, of Union
~ vide reputation. OHce parlors reception waiting nursing
and steering complete 10 America Fees moderate
Board ~ day. Everybody sud stamps for pamphlet IIa
unfortunate from state cured annually Go matter "io
failed. State come bis opinion costs nothing
nR. HUNTER, So Bond-st., one door from
Bowry Gate Of nearly 20 No Dvsonst can
cre tie worst without mercury shorter tme than
other physician charge Consultation and medicine 20
nR. HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAL
~ restores vgo week health and strength 10
dtsted - pint bottle az 20 Boudst BOOK on tT
debility, 90 pages gratis.
nR. LEWIS, No. Beach ST., makes speciality
~ treating diseases without mercury Those afflicted should be
the night place The D. has given bis attention to al
diseases for the last 80 wears IN HewYerk Cts, -
nR. f. b. FOOTE, Author of "MEDlCAL
IL COMMON SENSE b cIsnted OF by letter h'
oce LeIugoutve Of East TwtuyeshhsL once
hours from 10 IA. ul , Consultation iee
DADICAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustic, or
La buAnes for Structure Fus Pies Diseases Of
and Edneys Disease and Dsomnes Of The Rye Nose
Person. HENRY DANRLs NJ D. No 4 LsIinsto1ae
CTRICTCRES and IRRITABLE BLADDERS
Edited bv EDWARD H. DIXON W. d. Ofe bOus from 70 3
and 10 evenings a. y Fithaye
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
?7r6 CIVILIZATIONS

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH CO.'S
IN OFFICE hss been removed to No l1O FultoDst n Y
A MONG THE SUBSCRIBERS in New York
MIR GEO TICKSOR CURTlSs
LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER
ave the oloVIng distinguished gentlemen;
Hou WM. NJ EVARIS, Hon. SAMUEL BLATCHFORD,
Hon MOSES n. GRINNELL, Hon. CHARLES 2. DAlY,
Hon. CHAS !. FOLGER Gen. JNO A. DIX,
Hon CIiAS. OCONEOE Gen. H. W. SLOCCM.
HoR SAMUEL TlLBEN, Gen. p H. JONES,
Hon JAS. J. ROOSEVELT. Gen JOHN COCHRANE,
HonJ JOHN x PORTER Gen. >. H. VAN ALIEN.
Hor. r. NJ. BLATCHFORp, Prof THEO. ". DWIGHT,
WM ORION. Prof SAML 2 T.. MORSE,
Hon EIBKuGE IT, GERRY. Nj CHAS. T. SOUrHhAlD.
Hon JOHN A. lott Mr CHAUNCEY SNAPPER,
Hou ABRAM WAKEMaN, Mr. GBO GRlSWOLD
HoU. s. BEDFORD. iI. hr CHAS. T. KlRTLAEn,
Hon A D. RUSSELL. Mr. JOSEPH IT, CHOATE
Iou. : B GARNINA ML CHAS. S. SPENCER,
N pFLAFIELD SMITH NJ MARSHALL q. ROBERTS,
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD Nj HORACE J. CLARK
Hon SAMUEL G. COURTNEY, Mr. WM. b. DUNCAN,
HoH PETER B. SWEENEY. Mr. a. A. Low
A GAKEl HALL NJ NM H. ASplNWAIl,
AUGUSTUS SIUFLL. NJ WILSON G. HUNT
Hon EDWARDS PIERREPONT. III HIRAM BARNEY,
Hou. JOHN b. BRADY NJ ID. b. LORD
ALIEN HAMILTON. Mr = B. CHlTTEEDEN,
Usu. T. ". SIOtGHTOS. MI AUG BELMONT
Nr n T. CHAPLIN.
volume % GREAT NATIONAL WORN written in fi
theut OF hr Weter testSueuty uuet0us DecG
ter aud tie concluding volume Sold BY SUBSCRi
SlON ONLY.
Iu Fxra CIotl ref volume
IN Library Leathe DER volume
iu Hat Morocco : per volume
authorized Agents
, pGFKtS WANTED IN ALI PARTS or THE COUSgRY.
ghksS, STATING FACILITIES sc
ID. APPLETON & Co.
80, 90, and - GRANDSI. NEw YORK.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

The First National Bank has this day declared the
usual quarterly dividend Of per cent, payable de-
mand.
The firm of Rufus Hatch n Company has been dissolved.
The outstanding business Of the house win he settled by
Mr. Hatch. All tho members OF the nrm will continue
their offices at No ~ Broadst.
Mr. william T.. Tinghast, member OF the Stock EN'
change, has formed u eoparlnership with william W.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

Lberiy-si -----------
EOR SALE at Aiken, south CarojiRYa CaS5iY ,tlIe the
wekuoNn aud desirable property known the DERBY FA
comprising Of hud about one half which Is situated 10 ,be
On the farm large desirable Mansion bns during
the the Walls and ceiling Of "heh are neatly lsG & o. @
uibag CONSISTING Of Htcne1 L,d,y seSsri & SSsAAi @ Hoa
falling good Water, and excellent vegetable GaIden
consists i5 Peach Apple Pear and w trees Of The most
desirable varieties Tpenpg IL Jnn sSa 9y W. Id and %
more markets 80 Grapeyaes fall bearing about DS ol "eh
cord Black JAY and other varieties al IN good oHh AO'u
Tbb are trained to an aro 20 OO Strawberry Vines ysar DID,
mostly Wilson's Albany marketable cary IN 4pnL b,,6l o,r
Grove oas the farm about 100 acres Of wood
land oa;aE m & 81 f & G'f PAM a' ts b5ng sites suryey has
made for that purpose plat prepared showing the streets
It Estimated that the products Vines win Weld 1000 gallon, Of
sI,s. I,ss0' Nl m Peach sSoP viii ed $4,000 per
ear vegetables Ind ready aud poloe m4
TIE owner would prefer bali n,eres: 70 ;he rTop BE-
auy Northern families Winter months the climate being uesr
passed aot uneqused b other locality in Europe or America It's
snnny pure atmosphere agd i equshe temperature rs eie~
fevt add restorative qualities for those Afflicted nlH "Hg OF
josd b, ara Long Branch for the summer months which
accessibility render perhaps the most desirable properly
The price tbe whole property for the mansion aud Is
acres 5000 part of winch desired remain on time
For other please read pamphlet recently published en-
utied a4issu ald its Vicinity" edition ofle5o Z
are osay acquainted wh tbe propsr offered iOr Hon
Thufqg weed Hon. George IL A1asT d dl Sc
Henderson esp of " Evening Post Charles A. s'eto
esd. Astor House. ,--- .
plat property sb view Of the premises can be seen at
MALLORY BLACKWELL Real Estate Ageuts, IS LberySI foE
further particulars. apply to J. G. DERBY. p o. Box lf9
YARNS for SALE in MISSOURI.-Cataloguc
furnished Address EOSES BERGER DGGs Real Estate
Agents High Hi. Montgomery Co. Mo
nor SALE-About 1900 acres of TIMBER
and COAL LANDS. situated the Wes; Branch q tie Susse
be exchanged Tor situated
u Crawford Counties Penn For Information address
WILLIAM nSDS, Reno. ysnings Co, Pena -
I ANDS i'm VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
other Southern for SALE by the NBWfORk SOUTH
ERS LAND COMPANY, 81 Broadway
VIRGINIA FARMS.-PiadmOnt Tide Water,
and Shenandoah Valley. Descriptions aud particulars by applying
toA ?. SMITH Co, ohce Rooms O. 5 Lbertr.st -.
WISCONSIN improved Farm, 120 acres, $1,000,
credit W Wetnore z0i Sebsrbehoru BruokYn
ERED'K SYLVESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
2US SOUTH FOURTHsT,
PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. Of Iowa oFeS its
FIRST Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds "a; 80 free
Of tax. Pamphlets and full information may he OH
tanned and subscriptions will be received. q Ihr
CoMrANY's OFFICES, No. 80 PiSEsr., NEw-loRk, at
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA "A WnI-ST, and as
HowEs 4 MACY's. so Wall-st.
W. b. SHATTUCK Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

NOTICE TO HOLDERS or UNITED STATES BoNps-
The coupons will be paid lin gold coinl at n'e Ma
tional Currency Bank. corner of Broadway and Wall
ST. deducting quarter OF one per cent commission
10 the Bank. y. +. THOMPSON, President
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
Orr SOOAs.
Corporation gutit,s.


GROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Sealed Proposals Ddorsed with the tue o The soi the name Of
Offering w be received Al this ohes
n O'Clock Of Saturday Jan g. sO for the construction Of
Stafford seventh -Four
PJ niuthst No bids Will Be received sIe,p from
this form Of For further
lion apply 10 CleTs at this once.
THOMAS STEPHENS, }
ROBERT L. DARRAGH CrOton Aqnetutt Board.
GEORGE a. GhhEkE }
Oncs Of Cro,oB Aq1sduet Department Dee 20 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Ck Of the Bdu,ten under the supervision o tbe
Committee on Bubgs Repairs and Furniture al tbs ofoe Of the
BOARD Of Educstou and Elm until WEDNESDAY
The day January 1870 d gnul2 eof said day o The
DESKS SEATS other FCRETURE required for GrAmnI School
No o. situated on est Tbirtetbt, near &ItbaVe
Spssesons Ay once Of the Superintendent Of School
Badings No. l46 GrzDd-st, third floor.
and approved sneue viii be eqnsed from the sue
oessfa BIDDER ppOsa viii not be considered unless sns arc
named
The Con mtise reserve night reject any al Of the proposals.
offered n dtened fDT The public interest "a 90
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ISAAC BELL Buidug.. RfpAfs,
Dated Dee 49, ItC9 THOMAS MURPHY, AID farR suIs