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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23

as- WANTED-PROPOSALS TO FUR
NISH $50, 900 running feet OF frst.class PALMET-
TO LOGS, no less than II feet in length, and 10 to
u inches In diameter. Deliverable In Charleston
between the present date and the lst September.
Logs to be straight.
Proposals Will be received for the entire quanti-
ty or for portions OF 1t.
Apply at South Carolina Railroad ofice, to
ALFRED L. TYLER, Vice. e.Presldent.
a- Savannah papers please copy, and send
hill tn this office. junIS-12
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MATHEWS BLUFF, S. c., June ., 1870.
MEsSRs. LIPPMAN &c Bro:
Inclosed please find money for one case OF your
German Bltters. Persons who have bought them
from me express having been greatly benefited
by their use. Yours, &C.,
- C. R. Fits.
ORAEGEBURd S. c., June 4, 1870.
MEsSR5. LIPPXAN & Bro:
Inclosed find $50; send us more OF your Blttersi
they ore taking well.
Yours, &C. III. w. BRrGGMAN & Co.
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2 E II A L 8 8

Will find LIpPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITTERs
the best tonic known for the diseases to which
they are generally subject, and where gentle
stimulant Is recommended.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23

LIPpMAE,s GREAT GERMAN BrTTERs is pre-
pared from the original German receipt now in
the possession Of the propretors, and is the same
preparation that was used in Germany upwards
OF century ago; and to-day 1t is the household
remedy OF Germany, recommended BY It's most
eminent physicians.
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FATHER GAREscHEs LECTURE.
"Parental Love-Its Nature, Duties and
Trials"

The Hibernian Hail was thronsed to.its ut
most capacity, last night, by those anxious to
hear the lecture of the Rev. Father Garesche
upon s'Parental Love-its Nature, Duties and
Trials" There was not standing room in the
hall, nor on the stage, on which were the
Catholic clergy and some Of our most promi-
nent citizens.
Shortly after 8 o'clock, Father Garesche
stepped to the front OF the stage, and, address,
ing the audience, expressed his gratitude for
the compliment paid him, and hoped that any
defects that might be observed in his lecture
would be excused, as he had just risen from
sick bed, to which he had been confined for
some days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23

~M. G.. PORCHER, ADMINIsTRA-
TRIX, vs.. EXECUTORS F. NJ. WESTON EFT Ably
virtue OF an order entered on 9th inst, before
Hon. R. B. Carpenter, in this case, the Creditors Of
the late PERCIvAL R. PORCHER are required to
prove their claims before me, at my office, No. Sc
Broad street. on or before the 1st Of July next.
W.ST. JULIEN JERvEY,'
maylo-th8 Referee.
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Depots in Charleston, S. O.:
W. G. TROTT. ED. S. BURNHAH,
A. W. ECKEL & CO., G. J. LUHN,
W. A. SKRlNE,
Wholesale Agents:
DowIE, NOISE DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAOIUs & W1TTE,
sTEFFENs, WERNER q QUICKER, and
HENRY BISCHoFF & co.
apr16-6mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23

rs NOTICE TO TIE MEMBERS OF
THE BAR.-Necessary motions Will be heard in
the Equity Court room on THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, the 23d, oath and 25th inst. No
cases will be tried.
By order OF the Hon. R. B. CARPENTER
jun23-3 A. G. RICHMOND, Clerk.
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D- CITY TAXES.-CITY TREASURY,
JUNE 1, 1s7O.-Pursuant to an Ordinance to Raise
Supplies for the year 1870, the Second Instalment
OF one-third of the Corporation Tax will be re.
celyed at this office from and after this date to
the first Of July 8. THOMAS,
jun21-l0 City Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23

Or gives them her white lilies or her beads
To play with; yet. In spite OF fower or song,
They often lift wlstful look that pleads,
And asks her why their mother stays so long.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
YNc Orphans Homo.

The president AID managers Of the
Home tor Destitute Children" in Bur
lingion. VT. gratefully acknowledge the
following subscriptions to the Permanent
FUND" for The benefit OF the institution
I'm Lyndonvlle. through Mrs. 4. Il.
Perry:
Geo. ii. Weeks. Mrs. IL. \. Alden. A.
II. Perry. George &. Walker. Robert Pet
:igrew, Fred. W. Chase. Mrs. g. {. Law
renee. II. X. Dewey. Chandler Bullock.
and /. W. scott. each Sl.0O. Mrs. =.
Wright - cents. Mr., F. b. Atwood ana
AlVah Hall. y. y. 81 90 each.
Also from Grotun. through Mrs. |. y.
Hall and Mrs. Chase:
Mrs. |. y. Hall, Josie +. Hall. Mrs.
Maggie +. Hail. Mrs Clinda Clark. MIS-
| Immo-cue Weld. Hosea Wclch, %. J"na-
than WEIGH, Mrs. Moody Clark. Mrs
! Charles Jones. Mrs. y. l.. Clark. Mr.. II
| 7. Forrest. Mr.. L. II. Stowell. j. K. Oar
linz. +. Wrinkle. Mrs. Mary j. James
| Aaron Wclrh. !. X. Rhodes. Mrs. W. :
| Darling. Henry Glover. Mrs. q. G.. Nor
ri~on y 90 each. Mr.. Nelson Nhitrher
- cents. Clara p. Vance. Sl."O. Gror@'
+. Porter. Charlc>town. Mass. Sl.oo
bradley Morrison and Peer Gibson. RN
-a'c. each Loo.
SARAH {. COLE. Cor. Sec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

On the second day OF the st. Johnsbury
falr. slN heroes of the young America or
der, rejoicing as bold specimens of White
Mountain chivalry. drove through Lunen-
burg on their way to the ''Uoss trot'' at
It. Johnsbury. To say that they were in
decent in their demeanor even for drunk
ards from New Hampshire. would tamely
express their language and acts. They
made the morning hideous with their wild
>creeches. and the tearing down OF guide
boards on their route. and taking them
alon" with them. would indicate that they
had more rum than set well on their brain.
Such men would be no nament to an
agricultural fair. but might do for "hOss
trOt.'' ANTI-RUM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
Deaths.

In hi place, - p;cmhcr p, Mrs. Nancy L. saunder-
aged ii Year..
In Minneapolis, MINI, Aug. -, MIR. JUROR Mcl'"ey
,..d Is wears formerly from this town.
H. Iauesyile VIE. sept t. of typhoid dy=entcry' at
he r., idcucr of her sister. Mr. t. W. Wheeler Lucy
lnah vouugcst child Of Joseph X. and Relief u KIM
hall fr1urIIy of East It. Iohuzlury aged p vrars.
In Coveutry. sept. ~ Mr7. Stlmtn Sraver, aged 80
ycar= MIR Scavcr was killed hyshe few week.
ago.
In No. Dauvr, sept. 30, Louis Rus-eow, aged y.
At Eureka. New, ON the 5,h inst, Oliver Wallace
Kuis Is, native Of Charl,s,owu, MAJ aged > year.
In Newport sept ~, samuel Sumner, son OF Alex
,uder IN! sarah Ann Robinson, aged year.
/ Al Newport Centre oct. :, Bert SOL of William b
and Mary Hoyt- aged years.
In Lowell. Mas, sept. u OF typhoid fever, Mr.
ANA, ia l. Allen aged , year, formerly of Brighton
! " Nortlumh,Il,nd, y. H., Of typhoid fever Mr.
Catherine An.s. widow of samuel AIMEE, LAT of Lu
ucuhurc aged ii yc"rz.
In Charleston, sept. =, James lva, aged - year
AT North Troy. S,pt =, Louis Richmond Gallup
eldest son Of D. T. and Augusta Gallup, aged Il year,
In ,r.t;J:ry. sept. 2G, after long and painful iii
nc-s Or Ephraim Brewster.
In holland, sept. Il, MIS-. sarah Mead Ferrin, wifi
of Martin &. Perrin, aged u years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

September -, was accidentally shot in
the head by the accidental discharge of
his gun as he was climbing over a fence,
and so severely wounded that he died
soon after He leaves wife and one
child.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
David Parker of Londonderry COM
mitted suicide on Saturday morning by
hanging himself with BEDFORD in his
room. He had been insane for several
months, i'll consequence of i'll health, and
had previously attempted self-destruction
by cutting his throat. lie leaves wife
and several grown-up children.
Rev. Darwin ii. Ranney died at
West Brattleboro, last week, of typhoid
pneumonia, after an illness of about four
weeks, at the age of So. lie was for
merly a Congregational minister at Dow
er and Wilmington, but on removing
from the latter place to BrattlebOro,
about twelve years ago, he joined the
Unitarian church
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS PAPER.


r...uau-A,ction of horses. cattle.
..a,>, nay. grain. etc.
u,T. u. Nay-Auction OF horses.
100: personal property.
p..r-.n-IIouse on Summer street
. H.,rr-Iiats and Caps.
....- Boots aud Shoes.
a.r.> i Co.-Dry and Family
80. Centre.
a. r.ctrher-Stoves Tin-warc
furnishing goods.
F-H5.uks Il Co.-Dress goods
.-..|-. etc.
.--Us--- goods. (ncxt week..
..- u"'~ ESt.-Probatc of will.
-u''- E-t.-Seltlcmcnt notice.
a.,..r Morse children.
..,f.r !. Nilmarth.
.... .- 4 Cs-Burdctt organs.
..t ,"au-Ncw Boot and Shoe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
ESeGI'S.

ARENAS Pierce OF Lunenburg was 90
in@ to northumberland depot last week
and hen within One-half mile OF the de-
pot. he saw tull-grOwn bear in the road
not more than rod forward of his team
Within two rods Of the bear. and coming
towards him. was little girl nine years
old. The bear crossed the road and the
girl came towards Mr.. Pierce, who accost-
ed her. asking if she was not afraid OF that
animal. She said No. it is your dog"
He told her it was not. but Il bear. She
then showed some signs OF fear, but went
on her way. She had but just passed Mr..
Pierce when two cubs came into the road
forward o. her. She dropped down from
fright, and Mr.. Pierce picked her up and
carried her along with him. The bears
kept their place in the road. Mr.. Pierce
in a few minutes. met another man. told
linn the story and he went where the bears
were. hoping to see them. He found the
cubs playing in the road ond the bear
quietly seated hesidc them. This man
went to Mr.. Ritchie'S. aud they with others
went ia pursuit. Out Bruin successfully
cyadcd them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
.!lE CALIFORNIAN.
AND STATE ITEMS.

.>-rrfA. VI. FRIDAY, OCT. :, 1870.
.... =! this section OF the State will
Ky to tn interest of the Caledo-
In. Us local items promptly and
.-.r., torn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
Business HutifrS.

The way ITO minister mind dseasei' is to take
Peruvian syrup, protected solution OF the protO1ide of
iron which gives strength and vigor to the whole
restores the digestive organs t perfect health,
the reby restoring the mind TO its natural visor.
For C"UGHs. COLDS AND CoSsUNrTI"N.-Apcth' ca
rice write us-"Wc know of no medicine which has de-
zervcdly sustained high reputation the getahle
Pulmonary 3a-am." Prices II and 81 nts, Cutler
I'r,sher- \ Co, Boston Cat. Reed. Cutler y Co!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
Girth9.

In Newport >,rt. -. Mr. p. G.. ,t.- Of q tIu.h,.r
\, Ne. r,r, C,ut.r, S.pt = Mn eco u. fr.cy of 30
con
L. chur,-tou oct > Mr.. f. H. Clourh Of SON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
sprrlal 1otlreG.
Masonic HaII---Union Block.
PAS : UMP SIC LOD q L ,
NO. y, F. q \. NJ.

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stated meeting. oct. L.
l.. Il. IIEALD. Scc'y.
HASWELL CHAPTER. NO. II. r. A. NJ.
lcgulrr m,ctin-. Friday eve, May l., 80.
+. !. pAlTOS, SECRETARY.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, no. ..
stated Conclavc oct. :. l~1o.
:. /. rElhINS, Commander.
If you have the dyspepsia, Headache,
biz ness, Co-tivcnc~-, Pile, oppression after Eating,
Rising, any Indigestion or IoUsnr- il you do
not thank after u-inc Or. HAEKl>ON'S PERKS
IALTIC LuZENGES, we will forfeit the price OF The
box Ao, warranted 30 cure every Kind OF lilc5 For
lie Nc. Ir,mon; +, raplr Eurtou, 10y +. \. HAIR
i,ISuN 4 co, rroprictor- and b. all drurri-- Mail
e. for - cent?. oc-GNov
There is no disease flesh is heir to more
touAir-uuir To manage than IhrUmlti=rn. 1t COM
when YOU at expect l., aid g'nla,ly maiu- till it
-ct- ady 70 20 away. The cou-ipru.u- rrmed
to. thu compliant i Johnson ANDY ne L.unru-.
Two or three does of Sheridans Caval-
r. Condition I.vir'- will a hor-. ct any common
cough cold, and tn very wort my ir cured
H. = ica We K. W. know his :rom exp I'll Nc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

% ..t."st.
.-.. ..t.d md one Albee of st. johns
...sr. went 10 Lyndon short time
-rcat The night IaidinG abou III
.- .uis -ty,c: They uncovered
..- "v.l and filled in dirt; cut Tie
.ap,ucl'S wagon: cut The water
.. -e,crai places: ton" out man :
'. ntr1y aud destroyed it; entered
.... al II. II. Morgan aud cut three
.ou me machinery; and did many
...> If rowdyism and ras,ali'y.
nyry promptly arrested, and the
port COST them just 500 be>ider
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

...;a, awarded at the late Fair
. t..-h.e 1t his office. aud will be
.. i - "a rood time 20 take
-. =. Is r.nIN fnl- ONE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

ADDISON COUNTY.
Friday the 23d, bright little son OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

IS has bought Amos Bel
..#rU and huiir-biudc business
..~..am mill :md Niil continue
-..,, there. retaining Mr.. Bclhnap'-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07

%. representatives from 81.
rrm l790 to ls70-publishcd
.r E...'a # sept. 2l.-thc name
.4 EyW,u should have been III
.u... lur natives of Thu town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-07
100000,
ONE MILLION,

Which G n be further increased, business requr
to the limit of
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THnspAr, Sept CO.. M.-Thc various mar
so's OF no Stock LS-lonte have a.ain been devoid
ii Iap'r.ant i'l'ur IN railway shares spoca A.
ion has ca tmc, and Hfo r3u,e o. priros ur.m-
por'ant Tie market dnnu4 'r, morning we.
jail sui rather heavy n tone, bu, a,o,ma sfron. A.
.e afternoon, and % con'I.U. up 10 tho clos,
h. most octve st."', dealt In w,s Western Union
:. -ragh il N'rh he upwlrl IrGyemcr, G.t,t
Yesterday made further progress, 'rc advance bcln
u,.irtcI On INC rctort Il At the Company Va.
-lpu resume t.c p. mcni OF dividends, Mex ~
.oint of interest wsri Natllry, r lcS Island anI
st. ruu'-, moderate business being done In LlNe
SHORE, Pacific MAI, anil tie Northwestern siatc4.
NUrtlNcsterT commol was in good ZORRO yint dc
n ard and :. %: one per cent MAS paid Tor It's use
until saturdav. The stocN Exchange at the alter
noon session decided to aoJOurn over untl
Saturday In case the weather should permit
tie Farragut obsepIie- to take place otherwise
usiness viii be conducted usual. The Sub
Treasury VIII hs "n4a tamorrow only for the 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

THURSDAY, sent ~ -lIOUR AND MEAL-Th1
mar at was shade nrm Tor shipping * rus, hut
Gun 9Do0 b'r.f sold hcu hnI slpe ~, " ~ .
% 10 fUr suDrrnue Western ana state o. s3 n 81 Q
choice naker'' and family hour. sorth"cn nour, du
md nnchsn te1 sl'pring extras t!Gsq s.; Blazers 4
~ y. Corn meal, ti.!5tSi ~
ProvIsIo's-p1iE In ia'r demand and \ cha e
q mer; sales 40 bots At i3sGt IS for llcss, % 50
seller Noyeqbs f0. Ggat re uAils dlll A. 81? $50
tur ". N and ,xt'a m&s IlurC' pef- dI ami lrIJ +.
=, Beef la +, =. Cut me tts uull nlcAlel MS.
pa &C.. N1c ,cli ~ luHt All way A. FAC. or clc1I
,ides arc u.l n dro'pnt ste~ 40 pN-s. Mt o.
+ prime VEIN ,teaH, ,nl iTtc ~ 40. 70
for stle md iys5 pals Cheese uui. AZ 10 g.Ic
u ,'ssnd uUr.. 40 cole.
GRAIN-v heat fairy nctiyc, md new spring PC be-.
ter hnt ntl'l srndga IRE 'utr, sRl'- IS hus1. NJ
VI lsaesti 20 or new o spring, II >, Fl. $ tor s,t
70 irnc RmNo. winter GA O &c. Corn lc hcitrr nm
ihiry active s7'os ~ % 0us ~ SC.Si' TOR Wc.tcrn
NJ X'd, n II NJ Ne l1. white |, quct a olc "
Farley d~oopluri w''h p Jo on private terms Mat
y.ry y rtlel Olts a slalc nwef. tllrs 1000 oisn
! oG53c Tor old aud new Ncs.crn, aud " ,sc, rIr
stybRrEs- Cotton dscllnci l.c; midIllqg upl,n1s
va. "a o. q 90 tats IallOW more artlve at ~
Isc. Nhlskcy 0Wor a. rs as r. Rosn d 900 r strain.
81 =! srlut' tuTentne n NV 90 20 .@llc. let. B.
reghtq fairy a. ve Tor wheat 1t "a, to Lly rpoo a4i
1fl. ~ Gin COW, n
GE0cLEiE-.-L" ave GHi'e active nd nm. Rio ~
a. oll; NnrJC 40 l'IgH &C.. tod' sHca u up
upptt J. 30 BAGS RICE llcti Iangoon I.titc Caro-
Tie rad ura 40 lNs., inc ne enc. lpitp RICO,
Ing. trIii H. lug lcctTg GRADES anl lac fur Lard
'rusl ga; out ing mAfNct an through was less active
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HORSE NOTES.

Tho lion James Irwin, ia driving a m.g.,nc.n,
nav coli 30 $50 '"N'"'
MIR Gillian. of so,ace fame. driyes n aps mai,
Of LroWn6 ~ f-''
~, -, ,,,,,,,. =, TIT,
The EoH. william collins, tile evergreen, has pur-
chased promising HanhlctOnian.
Darius Taman ioea over The Lane the nictvr. Of
c,ntentnrr, wood is a ~, 800 sr,c,P ''"'' VI
-" wv "VN' ~ "'''NN" ."N'S'''
Mior-Gen. Turnbdl clings to his heavy stallion
The Gem raj has many foovers every afternoon.
Tn. Ito, T,o,,os Torc NJ tho ~ yot,L U,.I
On ~. va.,,n. o,n. ~ " IL ,e ~, natu.
'O's - AUS VI "V''e's Ae uoh ului soOo
= s''"E'
Gen. Thomas Hone OF City Guard AMI grocery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
1maninL
rI'HE ESTABLISHMENT OF TaE
SECURITY BANK
80 So

SECURITY BANK
Of the
CITY OF NEW YORK
having proved q decided success. it has been unanL
mously resolved by the Board OF Dircctjrsto
DOUBLE THE CAPITAL STOCK,
I'm accordance with provisions OF the Cnaror) in or
der TO meet the increasing business OF the BInk.
A Subscription BOOK is ordered to be opened on tho
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER 1870 at the Banking House,
$40 BROADWAY
over $4,000 OF the New stocE is already taken.
Frenos OF the Dank desiring to obtain the Shares at
par should make application at once Payments OF 10
per cent Of the amount subscribed may he made on
the 10Th Of october November and December respect.
lively and the balance " per cent? on thu 10th day Of
January, ISL,
WITH A PAlD.UP CAPITAL re-
$4,000.
which he further increased a. business requires to
the limit Of
ONE MILLION.
The President and Directors have confidence In offer.
ing to the public the facilities OF their institution
State and National Banks, Private Bankers, Savings
Banks, Trust Companies Insurance Companies. Rail.
road, Manufacturing. and other Corporations Execu
tors OF Estates Trustees, Public Officers and all who
have trust moneys, who act In any ntucllry capa-
city, whether they live In New York or elsewhere.
invited TO open accounts with the SECURITY BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, by letter or in per.
son. Business Paper Discounted for MERCHANTS and
DEPoslToRs at sevou per cent. per annum. GOLD
Accounts kept. Fiscal Agencies OF States Municipsil
ties. aud Corporations accepted
JOSEPH O. oRvIs, President
BENJAMIN II. DEWEY. Cashier.
No. sis Broadway. New York, Sept 2).i77n.i
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lg prices ate p. VI. were as follows:
BANKING AND FIN.INCItI,
HARVEY FISK.

OFFICE OF
FISK Il HATCH,
Banners AND FINANCIAL AGESrs oY rnr CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD AND ALL ITS BRANCHES
NASSAU STREET,
New YORK. Sept es III,
FIVE TwTsrY Bonds are selling to-day ut an aver.
a'e OF liz, and at this prce-f she Government
should allow them 10 run Ave years-tley pay ON "
So per cent per GnNnR,
SKIS OF ISL, ES.FoRTIEs AND CURRsxcIEs AZ
present prices, pay only four and dAIy PER esAt
Interest per snnun.
CENTRAL PACIFIC SKIES, into which 80 many are
now whey converting their Five-twentcs and oil or
Government bonds, are to-day selling st eJlS gat-
that Is, tie three months interest accrued goes
To the purchlser-p4y at tais rate nearly serea per
cent per .nnum
We say "wtely" and for the following reasons:
The main Lille is finished, fully equipped. With no
noa'ing debt, AMI IS worth over one hundred million
dollars; the sirsS orc first mortgage this prop
eTty, they cannot be increased and the amount {,
only s2s,c2l,OO0 The gross earnings from Jan. 10
sent. were Is O1750S.Te, and for the first if
teen days in September reacncl t423 335, and will
reach fully tic enormous sum Of $sOUOOOJ t! Is
year; the net earnings on their FOCAL business alone
are enough 10 pay the interest the bonds m
out taking into account all their immense through
business; {; cir receipts tii' year for corresponding
months are % TO 81 per cent. more tlan last year
ard We have No doubt the Increase VIII he rl, In
this proportion tie coming wear. We have known
al about tie anrs OF the road from lis commence
meht, and that the men connected with II are caro-.
full and prudent business men AMI, in short, We
have no hes talon In recommending holders OF
Government bonds TO make the exchange.
The d,ftreHte Of d6ou, treHtyOns pr cent bd Girs
profit. Tie bonds are 5000 each, interest @ per
cent, January and Juv, botu PRINCIPAL and interest
payable In New York city, dollar for dollar, In
United States gold coin. FISK 4 HATCH
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and We are CunLdcnt :hc iu9l will respond TO this
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the llrgest and II matters not vhcticr in money or
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