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New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

HARVEY FISK A.. HATCH.
BGakes and Uoqics IL GorerRmeHt Securities.
No. NasSau-st., New-lork, Nov 2S, $40
FUNDING FIyE-TwENTY BONDS.
The disposition ON the part Of the holders of United
States Eive-Twenty Bonds to fund them into some
reliable security bearing the rate of interest,
having longer time to run and in the exchange for
which difference may De realized, is now very gem
eral throughout the country.
Within the past three months Orey three million dol
lars in FiveTwenty Bonds have been funded through
our Office into substantial and desirable Railroad
Loans. dealt in and recommended by us viz: The
CENTRAL Pacific the WESTERN PACIFIC, and the
CHESAPEAKE AND Omo-in addition to large sales
of the same securities for cash. We recommend
them with confidence for new investments, OF for
funding Five Twenties, without reduction of inter-
est and with unimpaired security.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Loan. orig
inally offered by us last Winter rapidly taken
mp that, prior to June last. sufficient amount had
been sold over Sj,00O,OOOl to supply the Company
with all the money that would be required during
the current year. We are now selling further
amount, at the original price of 20 aud accrued in
terest from Nov.l.
The Bonds are in denominations of 500, $500, and
$1,000 Coupon on Registered interest q per cent IN
! gold, payable. in New-lork, May and Nov.i.
TIM CENTRAL PACnIc BoNpS are all Coupon Bonds
of $1,000 each interest payable Jan. and July l.
They are well known, and have ready market IN
all the money ccnterS Of this country and Europe
and are daily quoted at the Stock Exchange.
We deal in them the same ~ in Government Bonds
and furnish them at current market price fnce To-
day 9l. including the accrued interest due jan.
! three per cent, Gold.
We continue as heretofore, TO buy and S,ll Gov
ernment Bonds make collections receive deposits,
subject to check at sight without notice, and allow
interest on balances and do general Banking bnSi"
I ness FISK n HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

TnE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, connecting It.
Louis aud II. Paul, and running through the finest
ruEton 0t Iowa. l. now nearly completed. The re-
manning million Vi lis per cent gold First Mort
Bonds is how offered at % and accrued interest
Parties who desire strictly first-class investment
sf the very best roads in the country are in
Vited 10 examine into the merits of this security.
II pays fully one-thrd more interest than Govern
mcnts. which are taken in exchange at the highest
market rate. ". b. SHArrUCK, Treasurer.
S2 Pine-st., New-iork.
After full examination. we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire to recommend them " our Gus
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
The following /. statement OF business az the United
states Assay Onice a New-York for The month ending

The money market has been easy, though during the
afternoon there rather more inquiry noted in con
nection with large sales OF stocks by prominent
bear operators aud there was rather doing per
cent the range of the day heiug and In discounts
there has been good demaud reported. prime CONNER
cill names pos,u- go tir following rltc.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Men, sersep Real gstate for Sale.

TRTTTT FARM for SALE in New-Jersey, 20
Il miles from Philadelphia and Newf Sr5 % Ioa % asIss WIZ
vines et bost miket Price go1i one qaAIef can de e
min As rs acres for Is acres @ SOli W s o 1'
For incarnation address r. BYRNBS Hsmmonton Ne"JeIrey'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Corporation Notices.

CIR " hEviOEE DErAKTHEAr TNLscH Brsr,u rHE)
ktcEirra % Tirts, Coz NJ. hOuss, Pax
-. go, -. -. .-. y tuAHBsEIsg., Nov. I, lSil y
TO X-PAYERS.-Notice il hereby given
dat one per cent vii be addi all nnpad the lsl Of
December also sn additional December Is On all
tsIei remaining nna January interest the Of IL per
calculated from The day received
tfT o Ias 70 hs day Of will be- sdd,d No will be
received iisf eooA b Ohes hoar. from IN. p m
BERNARD BMfrH. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Gounirp propertp TO Eet.

TOR RENT Rare opportunity for small
respectable family II they viii take the owner AMI board; they
viii Py 900 pr auuum-Eeesnt FURNISHED HOUSE in the
Ser line Of horsees - house fully furnished
EASsETT EDWARDS. - Boal-.,. SeNark.
Ts'O LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
CIV ProgetyOn Foihsa Hight, ziags hon eePo 'Ht t
Cav tts COTTAGE eouuHg Kitchen. cellar
s,-,a &c. Possession Immediately. Splendid ioe'ton Apply %
EOPPEi. u Ana-it
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

A DEPOT being established at MENLO PARK,
on the n H. AID Co PHILADELPHIA Rs,dl males II on, OF
' % choices, ossEs vl 70 nile Of u, Cy Hall Lots 90 By $50
u arc non $40 10 $40 tsh the greater portion whieh be
lad monthly hsABeh o 40 lul pAfueulau Win telss 10
st ID. gors os he had the enc Of the hERLO PARK LAND
tVbfAhl, Aye ~ Ase I3l BIe.lx.J, Eson Nv 10
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, wednesday, Nov. 90. 1871

EEw.YoRK, Wednesday, Nov. 30. 1870.
The attendance at the Exchange was large,
and the demand for property quite active The feature
OF the market was the sale OF the estate OF the late Gus
tavus A. Conoyer conducted by Adrian II. Muller auc-
tioneer by order of the Supreme Court in partition TN
der the direction OF Danci II ingranan, Jr. h~sloee ~
The following are some Of the prices reazed No lt6
West Tenthst was purchased for A. T. stewart at Si2og
lot 25xq37, house 22X5O lot corner Onehundfeualu
thirtiethst fronting BOOmingdale-rOad, sold Tor
$500 The adjoining two lots sold Tor 2,iOO anu sCV
each. Lot LexingtOnave and Twenty -thrd ~
lq6x50 with two-stOry stable, sold nj S135OO LOT au
Joining fronting LeXngtonaYe., 1880 Win hlaDlo
sold for $500 Another lot adjoining above same %
sold for eO0 and still another for $500 Lot Coz a
Fiftyseyenthst and seyenth-ave 2XsO sofa loI "a
Two lots 25x1066 on Fnty-seYenth-st, CONNIE
feet west of Fifh-ave, sold for s237OJ eaeI nd Nnd
south side OF Eighty y-firstst, between fhh
sonayes were offered one sold at $500 anu Wv ma for
two at $4,000 each No 129 Greenwich-eaye SUI" io'
Sl47OD; No l27 for S5,7J0; and No. l2j Tor elo'SV
Messrs. A. j. Bleeekcr, Son Co. sold under
Of Pho T. Rugges Referee, II lots at spyesn 90 oh
size OflOts 256Xl5O Blackwell Marks SOFA 100 ,o
Cold Spring, Putnam Co., known as nIIlaO, i @ t,,i
for $4,000. Full details Of TRANSACTIONS VIII po io
below: , .---.-.,o..
AT private sale there were number OF transactions,
and good inquiry reported by tho leadlng ueao
the success OF the auction Gales to-uy guy
firm tone 60 the market We give ihe iOOWinE sll,9
VIM H. RayuOr has sold two lots, south sue OF SeNetS
ffth-st feet east OF Fiftaye for $4,000 cash Also
lots northwest corner Thirdaye and one hundtd-
and fourthst $1,000; $4,000 has been refused since
the above sale The ale OF premises known as No. %
repOrtcd at $4,000 The MianOnOnl-
plare Negport T. L. has been sold 10 Samuel Uaight for
$4,000 The following sale has been reported: Elght
lots SiXth-aye west side, htw One-undfc,-auu
sixteenth and Onehundred dscvenieenthsts, - eet
rear, fronting Observation-Disclosures % ieeI
on Observation-Disclosures 10 OIS III al, lu
$4,000 cottage and plot OF ground NJ Nestcs5teL'
owned by the Widow TimpsOn, has been sold iof Slow.
The estate Of James Sherwood az Pceksku cOhlsths
of nearly Of land, has been sold Tor S"o a
mill property at the same place was 'eceh'! so' io
|
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Roaro ano Rooms.

~ D-ST.-IIandSOmc furnished ROOMS
LET single gentlemen and n.ensu and vile VITA or
81 out board Cal for ths'e dey-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
parciue Aca6smies.

A DODW0RTHs CLASSES for DANCING
fi.t-'Tc Sttd for a Cifraff ' ~ ~ ~ - " W.
Morn Class
oDA a A. TO- suitable Ladies dssous of lipr 70
a. ., - iAs boioh Also M Prank Dplwortlif Afternoon
y.,c a. FFi6 on " sane Day Ctdrens Evening Clin will CON
/ LAok09 ..S, Ho,', ,DlSAANClNG CLASSES will com
ForJs'eonist ~ Send fef rfci.r- ~ o'inI 'ilAfs' sHo
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

Cnlcman Henedlct,s closing quotations Wer

There has been more active business done IN gold
than for several days though the Of the price has
been restricted and the temper Iof the market weak
The European dispatches have reported an anicable adj
ustment of the Anglo Russian question probable, and in
consequence London market has been strong and
curites higher. While adyices respecting the condition
Of the FrancOPrussian var are conflicting yet another
German victory seems probable which has added 20 the
beavness of the premium. The range OF the price to-
day has and 11Of The borrowing rates for gold
were q g. per cent per annum, and G4 OF one per
cent per diem The specie shipments to-day amounted
TO sO3523 which the Wisconsin took t50e0O and the
Cuba S153523 The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was rs follows: Gold cleared oOo gold bal
ances ST. 49966 and currency balances Sl,S6O6. The
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
:" NHUDREN never Slip from thcir mono

Y -es th iUs a % them M tfg syrs 1f er Ir books
THE FAIRY EIG ieslt'uiy and yrosy ilus!rsei hs been
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IablsLei
TIE FsIBYFOLK SERIES.
~ Of three books elegantly Illustrated by
Busi.
They arc STORIES pOR OUR pARLINCs" uacqad le.gty
b. any other since the Doll, Dmpe Books"
Tlr,e yo'aaes 20 Box; price. - cent, volume.
Ro.t.,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Brooklpn Real gsiale for Sale.
New- Screen Real gslale for Sale

- LOTS near Prospect Park FOR SALE at I
- bIlan. M krLAED 90. Beelman..t. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

The December interest, now due, on the bonds Of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company will be paid Boy Mcssrs
Dabuey. Morgan q Go.
The receipts OF the North Missouri Railroad Company
for the first three weeks of November were ls0 6I;
Of Sl7,9,9.
The coupons due December on the first mortgage
bonds OF the DunkirE, Warren ana Pittsburgh Railway
Company, will be pad at the Union Trust Company
and after this date
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
civ bank shares were quiet on smaI saIo7' II' 10
lowing were the bids:


Railroad bonds have been moderately active tie prn.
cipa business having been made nc the morning Board
Central PaclGcs sold Q9Il. Tie following are the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
ionsrs ano farms rUante0.
Real estate TO Grcbaugs.

Gin propertn TO Eel.
DIOIiR MILLS on Avenue C. TO LEI-Or the
SuLL MACuSEN vii le SOLD at less than oue-ioarih it,
value the bun with l5Ohofse for manufacturing
po,e- o and other machinery capable OF
making barrels Of louT per day. Apply To- - ,.c,,
GTORE No. 1O7 Fulton-st. to RENT: lm-
- mediate possession. Inquire on the premises
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
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Ec9nl Notlccs.

AT "A General Term of the Supreme Court Of
n e State Of NewYo, held in aud ior the City and County Of
Ewlors Courtouss 10 said C Of Newiork the first
Tuesday Of Eoyerher Tire year Of Lord thousand eight hun
sud .eyen;yPresen the Hon D. p ngaham, Albert Carozo
Grrse Barnard Jrsein the mstter II the application of THE
AyERfIL COAL COMPANY CHANGE Of its COR.
TORATE EAsE-On reay AMI Cling the Petition Of Tie Ayhl
Coal auI Oh Company d verified pmvng that is corporate pane be
changed to THE RAYMOND COAL COMPANY and setug forth The
grounds Of this applications also the Resolution Of e BOr Of Trustees
Company Authorizing said application, and the afdayt Of the
principal clerk Of The Wrd" pewspaper designated to publish the
session Laws printed the C Of NeR-lors, The only county where
said corporation Ii business Office and n the foreman IN the oce of
Paper Published IN the Albany showing that
notice Of mis- application BE- made At tue present General Term This
been published week for weeks such
pIca.on required by aw, in said paper;
An appearing the ac lon OF the Court that such notice has
been puhed and that this aPca. on made pursuance Of
ouou o. 6 Tusees Of ,.d Corporation;
And this Court being esaei by such petition verified and otherwise
hat her, reasonable Oh con TO the change of nam prayed for
now motion Of Win Henri Anhon, esq counsel for aud in be-
half Of said petitioner is ordered that the corporate the said
petitioner The Ayu Coal and OIL Company be ard the is hereby
CHANGED TO THE RAYMOND COAL CONPANY; lnl fur her
ordered a d Tine Ayri Coal and OIL Company and
hereby the - The Raymond Coal
Company ard st copy Of this orer be 6e the
Secretary u State and With the County Clerk CITY County
OF for an that tie be published
We K IN The IHbuue newspaper published ia the city and county
NtEiOrk.
copy CHARLES f. LOEW Clerk
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
A Il a Special Term of the CouTt of Common

A L q Special Term of the Court of Common
- Pleas Tor the t and County Of Newlork held Court
House in the Cts Of Nelork. the 9th November 1870
present Hon Richard Iinsmoe Jgeln the matter Of the petit
ton THE COhslSfOl OF the NORTHWEST PROTEsTAN ANT
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, In the City of New.Yo1 10
CHANGE THEIR SAMEOn reading the annexed petition Of The
the North Protestant Reformed Dutch Church The
city Of Newiors rog Corpoaou yerid@ by the adao Of
Iheopus A. BouNeI the CLERK of said Conss.or,
28 Of November 1870 orr change corporate
Madison Reformed Church this being
petition that the present I Corporation
f the change Of m location and place Of worship aud the change
the lel denomination with which has be-
ncoupruoi. ucouyenent the location character
Of said Copohon will be- correctly and ofecuay designated
Reformed Church ha. chosen
b said Corporation their end that there DO reasonable
Oh such
Corporation De- sat he1y allowed aud de them
selves by the mrnonri corporate name aud ay
January 1871, living With statute
that leha provided al r upon their hereby changed
cOrinsl tnies H. J.. - =. HUGHSON, ATTORNEY.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
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THE LLCk AND pLLCk sLEIES.

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New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

AUCTION SALE OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
BY 4. y. BIEECKEE, son & CO.,
Spuyten Duyy Creek (sbout 22dst) II lots each &6Xl5
SpuTten Dnyv Greek abou 222ds o lots each 256tl5j
esh...... Ao
AUCTION SALE OF COLD SPRING REAL ESTATE.
BY BLACKWELL & MARKS.
i5i Cold County, known s The Tar
= @
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

A WINTER IN FLORIDA-By LEDYARD
N BILL Eeae4 Eddoa Tourists spotseu. Iavsds aad al
Nbo would tge ffpr Northern Winter sHd Winter
Hone dehgbfH cline shoaH real this ussei Book Price
81 81. Sold steIyrhsie. WOOD HOLBKOOR,
I5 L.ielt-t.. Neb-
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The Treasury sale OF one million gold today elected
bids TO the amount Of S3,757 at prices ranging from
Sl1O % TO SIlO o. Tie award made sc SllO 81 to
sllO o. The details are follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
4. = HATCH,
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. A. - HATCH
FISK & HATCH. }
BGakegs and Uo0i0s IL G0rerHmet Securities.
No. D NasSau-st, New-lOTk, Nov. IS 1910. }
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
EIGIy 10 Make n Town.

'l!ow to kill town, has gone the rounds
of all the press, and friend hands us the
following recipe TO make one. Let every
body try it:
Encourage every one, especially new
men, to come and settle among you, par
ticularly those who are worthy and active,
whether they have capital or not. Their
labor alone is worth money. Those who
have capital will buy lots, build houses,
tear out or remodel the old ones. Go to
work and stimulate enterprise by giving
it all the encouragement you can or by
uniting your industry, influence and cnpi-
al in the common cause. Cultivate pub,
lie spirit, and talk less than you walk.
Help your ncighbor. If he is in danger Of
breaking down, prop him UP in some way,
either by kind words, good council, or a
lift from ycur pocket book. IF he gets
fairly down, before you know his situation,
set him on his feet again-his misfortune
is to he pilicd, not blamed and his talents
and labors are worth money to the commu-
nifty. Besides it may some day be your
turn TO need corresponding sympathy.
Encourage your local improvements for
the good of the town.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10


u.aIf. f4 fHH HHHf
IA r Nos f.aff aH ifHa
MI. flffHi RI l.IIsaalf ~ rHfn
HaHH. lf Hfl 90 fHslfm ri .aHniII
lhrn nfs lei tli.iI0n A. ila.r lias
ffal iH'ls Al iata aifIanaIf
fHaIs In lls Iiufa tltrs Amm
thrsr Hff si1rsl iflnrfanis ua. n
u fIsi fflsrhfI ~ I'frIlfl HfirInal
fhtiarifr usil etluaIriri with ha.
man raiurt. ani iInlini lee osIsi o.
rris in effumplish Biz pHrInse. Goa
uif ol his ianrs in ihe deal uf MIA.
Gag he dFnre ~ 90 eonniY tavern
where irnshmenis f,r man and
hsssi uas trii, aipai ihc midilu ~
DE iay, iha weather mas iliensa-
b coli, aui q blazing fro MAS barn
lag ia ihe irrplace, hsi VAS com
pielriY surTnnn,icsl hy a enoWd Of
iowa l0afsfs, who shnNed ~ disp0
,iiion a. make room fer the hall
fisScn iaah Who had jast ehlOresl,
The ninisiUr stn0l a moment aud
lu,kel anonad - as 10 take ia tho
siiHsli0n, then turning 10 the inv-
SRA keeper said; Landlord, | wanl
ynn a. pat my h0rse in lhe stable
anl give him a halls peck oi oys-
tors In lho shell,
"OYsiers in the shell.' asked the
as,onishod landlord.
"ies, oysters Ia the shell.
Stat lao wont eat them" said
tho landlord. still hcsitaling.
"ion give them Ia him aud see,
replied the minislcr.
The landlord started 10 obey the
strange oricr, and all the l0aitrs in
the room followed 10 SEQ the resnll
II tho result OF the experiment oI
feeding u horse On oysters IN the
shcll. Meanwhile tho minister qui
city seated himself By tho fire aud
began warming himself Amer about
hvo minutes tho tavern keeper 70,
turned, saying, "Yonr horse won't
eat tho oysters, and | know lac
wonldn't.
SWELL, | will them" quietly ro,
turned tho clergyman, bring them
IN here aud roast them, aud give
my horse some oats"
Just at this time the point Of the
joke WAS apparent; but the minister
kept his seat by the fire till no was
warm, when lac made n hearty meal
Of oysters, and departed,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

\ slingy Christian was listening
to charity sermon. lilo WAS near.
~ deaf, and was accustomed TO sit
facing the congregation, right under
tho pulpit, with his.car trumpet up
ward toward the preacher. The
sermon moved him considerably
At one time he said to himself "I'll
give ten dollars" again he said; "Ill
give fifteen" At the close of the
appeal ho was much moved, and
thought he would give fifty dollars.
Now, the boxes were passed. AS
they moved along his charity began
TO oozc out. lie came down from
fifty 10 twenty, TO ten, to five, TO
zero. lie concluded that lie would
not give anything: "Yct," he said,
that won't dol am in u bad fix
Ny hopes of Heaven may DC in this
question. This covctousncss will
be my ruin" The boxes were get
ting nearer and nearer. The crisis
was upon him. What should he do?
The box was now under his chin
all the congregation were looking.
lie had been holding his pocket
book in his hand during the solilo.
guy, which was halfaudiblc, though
in his deafness he did not know
that he was heard. III the agony
of the final moment, he took his
pocket book and laid it in the box,
saying to himselfas he did it: "Now,
squirm, old natur'l" Many a miscr
would do well to let sold natur'"
sguirm in like manner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
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