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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
THE CANALS AND THE CONTRACT SYSTEM.

At the Produce Exchange, yesterday, meet
ing was held to consider what action it better for the
merchants interested in the produce business TO take
with reference to the Commercial Union, TO meet in
Rochester 18th inst The object Of this organization ia
the reformation Of the official management Of the canals
Of this State and the prosecution Of any dishonesty that
may appear also secure il possible the repeal OF the
contract system, by which, they assert the state Is
swndled out of thousands Of dollars annually
Att o'clock Mr. Carlos Cobb was called TO the chair,
and he gave short Of the purposes The Society
had in view. He said they all less inter
ested in the Of the canals and their trbu
taries and they had often convened with the OBJ
ect as they had in view but with little results But
q association had been formed which consisted OF
mercial Union" extends throughout the whole State
For the first time, too the subject had been agitated IN
Albany, and q Canal Committee nominated, and they
hopeful of the results which would follow. He was
happy TO that at length the Produce Exchange had
evnced proper degree Of interest in the subject, for II
had been stigma that men whose business was drawn
from this source should not take moro interest IN the Ob
(ect OF improving tle means rom Whch accrued one
half Of the wealth Of this city, Money had been raised
for the purpose and more could be raised necessary 10
induce the Legislature TO take action III s matter Iet
agtae the subject from one end or the state to tho
Mr. j. H. Herrick was now chosen Secretary and after
he had taken his Mr.. HIucken read the following
preamble and resolutions, and they were unanimously
Whereas The Produce EIc,nr recognize the
the canals Of the state Of NeN-lofk; therefore
Rssored That Commercial Union hss ably organized
these deserves AMI shall receive utmost I'D aul Ilu
Resolved Of 20 the Produce Exchange be
pointed Convention Of The Commercial UHion to be ld 81
Rochester O We dneSday June 49, at 10 o'clock q. II.
In accordance with the resolutions the following Com
mttee was appointed by the CHAIR
+ d. Harrison L. Ilazrltns, A T. Orr Arthur Tsfs Adsm Smith
G. Parish, X Lane, A. b. Masters X H. Leube-r Henry Bne r.
Tompkius ~ Caleb l. J. n. STARK " H. Power A. r. Roberts
Robert p Getty B. M4Gra G. Brett Vs. EiSe Jsse Hgyt
Bows. j. NJ Fske H. Hefnck, T. W. Coua, Carlos Cobb
T. brown c B. Barker U. c. Hbitock r Baker A.
Gray, A. Baxter, b. logan g. b. Csgn J. 5. Williams, G. H.
Marsha., T. Hnckeu H. AMMAN, Geo. D. Pepper
The several gentlemen mentioned accepted the ap
pOiHtmeut and after conversation In reference TO
Inc Dflig IIl
now being made for their Improvement, the meeting
cLeeIed for the Commercial Union and adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
THE PERRY MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Edwin Perry for the murder of
Thomas HAYES was continued before Judge Pratt in the
Court OF oyer and Terminer, at Brooklyn, Yesterday
Dstrict.Attorney Morris continued the for the
people.
Charles Colby testifed am one of the propretors OF
the Harbeck stores: acquainted with Thos Hayes
from lhe ISL OF DtceulDer nc was hiEht Wu'han q.
stores he had been in that negh00rhood most oil inc
time since the LIST Of June
CrosseNamined by Mr. Spencer: know Mr.. Ed b.
Bartlett; he is connected with establishments on the
night OF the murder there ship at our wharf laden
with Java coffee; II was the duty OF Hayes 70 watch
that ship know that person OF the name of Mahoney
has been arrested. charged with stealing nhe bags OF
DIR. Richard H. Stone testified: was called to the
FOrtyrst Precinct StatOn-HOuse on the evening OF tho
2sth Of last month; saw Hayes there he was IN Dying
man would die; had hold Of his hand at the time; l
spoke loud enough for him to hear heard hlm make
remark while was there.
BY Mr. spsnccr~I did not hear Hayes say that he ex
pected TO die that he did not expect TO recover;
went to the House about o'clock the man was
lying ms back the floor Of the common room, with
some blankets under his head: do no, know whether
Hayes paid any attention to what said; cannot say
that he heard or paid any attention to my remark
For the purpose Of getting the dying declaration OF
Hayes admitted in evidence, Mr.. Morris then put the
question: "What did Hayes say with reference 10 the
shooting"
Counsel for the defense objected.
Judge Pratt held that the question was not admissible
The case then opened for the defense by Mr. John
II. Bergen, and the conclusion Of his summing up
Peter Wech called who testified as follows; am
watchman RobusOns stores that is next to IiarbecE
was duty the evening OF the 2sh person went
down the archway OF RObusons stores within half an
hour heard the report person could have gone
down there without nv seeing them
VIM Churchill testified reside at No. Sc Madson.st,
NewYOrk; know Mr. Perry, and saw him on the after
Of the 2Sh Of Dccember he was IN Souh-st, New,
York about $780, and appeared TO be very drunk ana
stupid he IN the uclghborhOOd Of Peck Shp TOOK
hun TO Fulton Ferry; Mr. Kenny with us; pad MS
fare, aud started him home lie appeared TO DC very
drunk.
sexaminatiOn-I keep liquor saloon in Cherry
St. New-York and have known Perry for ten years.
Mr. Spencer then called Mrs Perry 10 the stand but the
DIsrictAtOrney objected on the ground That she was
not q competent witness.
The Court ruled against Mr. Spencer who took excep
ton.
The defense then rested, and the was declared
closed.
Mr. Charles Spencer then summed up for tho defense
Gnd Dl5tCt-A ttOTncy Morris for the prosecution. Inc
case Will go 10 the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14

The Old lines Originally Constructed 90 sect a -' t' '' >
passing through principal cites rather tan q UH lf oe
between Boston, aud hence toe crsIs ts sogi
by them.
BUSISEssFor than quarter Of estsr1 rai rrh
TIL, section bias been needed aud uls u' a' 'f
enterprises which Lave wait the groath % tu,lr g h ~
thi. Road will large estlb sbel local trade aEla- h compton
Il s pass through OF North Haven, Wall r raIaf
MllefeI MJleovu Portland Chatham Marlboro. -oa Co.
Iumb.a Lebanon, Colchester. aud WlldhaH.
harly necessary call sttsltou to tie br,l"s' " ho
Of such va; importance having connections with 50 utf'
to become feeder. to it, tSeaHreat sI sarae h r. -5
at Mldetovu one. weaa.e a. sIl ',lss
being projected
regard throlch trade single glance ~ ta more 80
yacu. aguHr8 De 10 tho important 'H t ,
ler. shortest and afirug ge1t saving .- .s..'
ratelv he the chief lor.u-5're heveea Boston tri 'v ia
CHARACTER AND PROGRESS or TIE wotN Oh, lea.
bull. under the immediate supervision Of le ofe % te C,rr
who deeply interested los success si woo e. i" 's
mos, thorough, substantial and sss. road IN tbe ri s' In'
have called their all the highest easaesrBs ,aH b. b 'l' Pc
direct work and pains expense s ba space, 200 h no.
perfection The grade, very eisy, the - a %
wrought rails selected with au o. Tie i % a.
al adapted durability ari speed The gadag uelh t. Dec
tween aud Mdst5n, the bridges eo-pse AM ag
placed position the rails bess !a At the rss lHr
dly which will enable the Company 10 u, ts p"t,I ~ - Dbl. E
business early the Spring. The 'e-iol Is Jlyrb ,
ard all that he employed 70 a.gr-re N 8: ~ .
coafiery hoped tle gh5e le E be Col boz. .4 .-.
Juagg lie Fa or earl Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
OCEAN MAILS.

More than ordinary interest is being mani
tested IN the question Of carrying tie United States mails
in American built vessels, and capitalists engaged in
perfecting plans which Will in due be developed
in manner alike fatterng and satisfactory TO our
oua pride Our next attempt 10 found an ocean mail
line will probably De more successful than that made by
the Collins line. The Postmaster General Is constantly
in communication with parties who hayc this matter 40
heart and 10 is understood that he j. u favor Of aiding
American capitalists In the formation OF American line
foFt mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
ONE HUNDRED MILES

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, AND
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLASS ROLL
ING STOCK THE BALANCE, LESS THAN 20
MILES. Is NEARLY FINISHED, AND TRAINS
WILL RUN OVER THE ENTIRE LINE DURING
THE PRESENT MONTH
This road has been consolidated with the Indian
npolis. Charlottesville and Danyille Road, making
over 200 miles under one management, and furnish
ing still further security to the bondholders, these
Bonds having been assumed by the consolidated
Company, called the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad 1t connects the east with direct
lines to Boston, New-York, Philadelphia, and Balti-
more, and with Peoris Burlington, and Omaha on
the west-the only East and West line connecting
the cities of indianapolis Danville, Urbana, Bloom
ingtOn, Pekin. and Peoria.
The high premium the stock Of many of the rail
WAYS in Illinois command with no better prospects
than this road usties the belief that its stock will
also soon be at a premium, thus making the con
rerti5le clause valuable option. To make the bonds
still more secure Sinking Fund has been provided.
The belief that the Government will fund the Five
Twenties into A per cent loan makes it desirable
for investors to look for safe securities that pay
a good interest about which there is no question for
which they can exchange their 520s-capitalizing
tho premium and getting higher rate OF interest
for q long term of years. Nothing can be more de-
sTable than First Mortgage Bonds on any hrstclass
completed railway.
Tho Coal Freights alone are estimated sufficient to
pay the Interest on the Bonds the best Mines in the
State being located on the line at Danylle.
Having carefully examined the Road from time TO
time and its connections being also familiar with
the wealth and resources of the country along the
linc as well as with the rapid progress of the Com
pany from the start its Financial Standing and efli-
Giant management, we recommend the Bonds as
choice Investment, the Security of which has been
placed beyond any contingency as the Company
have been provided with the necessary funds to com
pleto tho Road.
About four-ffths of the loan has been taken by
actual investors.
We continue to offer portion Of the balance at %
and.aecrued interest Ia currency
All marketable securities received in exchange at
the best market rates. Bonds forwarded by ex-
press free of charge Further particulars furnished
OF application by the undersigned financial agents
of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14

sehr Tandem Ha,er Rio Grand - DAYS hides and WOOL
schr. g. 4. Bnshnel. Marc Leghorn Nov 70. sdse
Franklin. Connecticut River Nail Greebaich
Mariner Greenwich Fl0Is, Broosbaven
Henri Southport. Native Eh1aheihB.rt
lack, EIzabethport VI. VI. Mrruman IIiraheihport
H. s. Collins EhIabeEpOrt. North American, EhzabehporI
SAILED.
Seamship-Aeppo Liyep1o City of Mexico Tor Vera err
Columbia for Havana Gen Barnes for Savannah south Cros
Magnolia for Charleston; Catherine Whiting for Fernandna ~
Saratoga for Norfolk, &c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHaRLEsTos c. jan l3Arnged bark France HsTrei seh"
II NJ d Scul Orcbila walker Bsltiooei Woodbury.
NewYork C. Hickman Philadelphia sailed steamship bsragossA
FOL EewYork
SAVANNAH Jan l3Arived steamship Ahambra from Boston,
bas Rico. Kentye Lyepooi brig Phhp Lahe
EeWYok schr r. b. EyeTnau, Padepna: Rachael Vsnnamn M
Philadelphia Georgia for Baltimore; = L. Leonard isT NooA
steamship Herman Livingston New.fork snip Ausa 9f
Lverpoo Hndboro for DasB schr Hattie Ellen Providence
WILMINGTON ~ c. Jan. l3-Saed steamship Emure 'of New
York.
FoHrRKss MONROE. Jan. l2-SaeG brig Nix. HewYoh
FOREIGN PORTS.
CaEDEyAs Jan 4Le port bark Nan W. Brett and S MARY
leighton SewY in disi also b l. knight H. FeTlA1
and Er1esine TO load for Nes-fOTk T.,
CiEypuEGos Dec 5Le port brig St. Peter to SAL o. the io
loving dag for Sen-iOrk
SPOKEN.
Brig Annie Collins Of Windsor N s. Jan lat 70 NORTH long o.
81 West 900. -.
Brig LILY hence for RIO GrAnde Dec &c. lat hA Mort long
3lJ7 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14

lat $50 2O lon Geo 49, another heavy gale was expert,
enced from the south and kent up with much force uh
the 3Oth; leaks increasing: the crew kept constantly NJ
the pumps lost several sails ON the 5lst the NehSi
having eight feet water In the ho, ana inc water az
D. M TO take 10 the boats then distant from berhus
l2O miles, lat $40 49, Ion ca 90. AT O'Clock on we ~
Jauuary tbpy landed on Hunters wharf BurnuGa Ia an
exhausted state the constant pumping OF the snip
before Abandoning her and from exposure III the poas
having been in them for 90 hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
LI7LSI SHIP NEBS
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Spau,bip Finth Frsu,r. :,ub v {, naval ,.oreA
Steamship AI,h.us ilrurlrt fr atr. 10. I'D
ship Constitution nTh htwlsrs g.. dh'r hra '"re. and
tDtt.u.
stip Isnsc webb Mottr Arrroa - dI,N ui,r atd
Boz. I., \. baisi L.tsf isfaa.n Ilsrs tiaIl 40
Htrk Nr.tl. Autrrri 80 tHs.. Bts"
Luda. N..s- tirltrsps IL SAVE .ul uuA--A
Ma,vrt. 4r.tf. taplrl.s i,,s.
Hu. Gi,.ry HarLaula. 'fpt dHl. u4il.st
Selr Su a. Mount Geo. r,us & g-,s
s,lT ttIttnlr Jrhu LnsbsI C-rras ~ IsaT aud rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
THE TUCKAuOE TRAGEDY.

John Brophy, who was shot at Upper Tucka-
hoe sunday night by James spoan died yesterday.
Coroner Smith OF Hastings held inquest, yesterday
over body and the jury rendered verdict that John
Brophy TO his death by being shot With pistol In
the hands Of Jane. spoan for whose arrest the Cor.
oicr issued warrant The previous evening James
spollau caused tie aIcst Of John Shay Joseph shay, aud
Michael Purcell, on 70 charge Of committing assault
WITH intent Mil lrE. sVuan, wEO. II IL alleged was
very severely injured ia thc aufy, aud les 10 critical
condition. she being M delicate situation 81 the Ulnc
q .lsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
DEPIR1URE or FOREIGN Mills.


FRIDAY, JsA H.
Mails 'Jr Havana Nts Iof hip Cabs
,ln,t al the GrstrA Pastuh.r Ft pm.
Sal, Elops Va d. Eud Liverpool Wy the Neosa from
Pol,4ul ale close iurA Cl,c No irlt,n
except specially 4irecId
SATURDAY. las. Is
Mails mr Fuops So-t sn1 Euru. yer stern hp Man
tou Ho.oksu sos 4 St. -" l VI 81. o. ttshIp Az Il
m Suppism,uy Nal 10 paid irftsfs euy gsIe Bvhru
Per. sli ct,'s It d!
Ml, E ll,rsra &C. per steamship Rapid el- H. Gsb'ui
Post, st2 til. report j. nIte 9" ~ ~ h' . Ottt
hsEtv tLIu uuceraI'y splt tie steamer sAIblg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
TIE SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY.

Isaac Van Wart Buckhout made another at
temp, On Wednesday evening 70 commit suicide During
Diof absence Of the pcrsoJ who nas been Watching him
for several nights pact, Buckhout, not0 outstanding the
fact that he II bandcuivd. cotived TO get haudker
chef or necktt nicely adjusted aionud his ueck with
sp-uousr fastened 10 the chan which supports uis
bed. that by rolling himself N hs bnnk q" The Moor 10
would strange hiu The watch or guard returned
iu the preparations aud Bnchuut remarked,
you came bnck just Ir too coon Tor me lie Will
now be more closely watched. " 10 yesterday be had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
HOME NEWS.


TIE WEATIIbN
suu.YoHK Uout The Bar Wiad Hour Their Bar Wind.
Jan 49, $50 9O5 s. jan 1T 90 HB w
d5' 30 II n
SO 1885 & s. W. II go DD n
REMARKS acknowledgements from midnight 10 4,
and TO ll20 very cloudy, 1iO; overcast at noon log
at times, to $3.50 raining, 1870 TO llA AterDo0n-
Very cloudy, 1885 little hazy, $40 very cloudy, 8;
slightly cloudy 800 hazy and slightly cloudy at sunset
small hail at 1888 rain at times from noon to lG4O
Evening-Cloudy $40 slightly cloudy $40 10 $50; over
cast $50 IL wind $3.50 very windy NJ times 10 IL
shrinking rain, s25. Sudden Thermome rical Change
the mercury fell lSo from TO IL p. Eotel2th from
II D. m to midnight. overcast. PhenOmena-Tho bright
star seen about degrees S. W OF the moon ate p H.
WAS the noted lunar star Aldebaran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
DlITILLE, URBlIA, BLOOIIGTOI hid
Free OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These BOnds can be registered.
$4,000 00.
co nnN 400

CAPITAL STOCK 100000.
TOTAL, ISSUE OF $4,000 700.
Length of road, III 5-lC0 miles. The bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, and are Sc
cured by a FIRST Mortgage on the entire property
Of the Company, which cost about $4,000 per mile
The road runs through the richest and most pop
ulous agricultural district in Illinois The local
business alone is much more than sufficient TO sus
tain it, This, with the through business, which II Is
expected will be limited only by the capacity of the
road must make it as profitable any in the State
No road has ever been built having more numer-
n1,s and EanaLln cnnnectinns East and West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE TWO
CHIEF COMMERCIAL AuO FlNAEcALCrTIE8 OF AMERICA

In the maids ofrsroai men, t' TIE nlturl! e he.' 20
two Metropolitan Cities bengsas straight line ~ te oaio'
the country will admits over 20 miles shorter han te present r
popular route IS miles shorter than other possible r
Tie to lines Of between Nevaveu ard Bss'ou Spls.
field on hi. one side aul via Shore Lue Through Nev'nsb
other are lines ayorsug the!ater edges Of square wh hs Me-
Haven Mddetown ami WuAnauuc Railroad wall t'souaI ne
position Of each road j. shown ~ tue f..gairg a.ra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
Tn. lack OF rest appears to be

slept since Monday The lack Of rest appears to be
telling upon his physical condition, and yesterday no
imagined that his wife In the jail and asked repeat
eddy for her He also greatly alarmed at tue leds
noise and acts though he feared the appearance Oh
apparitiou through the Yentiator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14

Tusses. Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Suspen
,os, E,te Sociings Nc. Dr. kiGs HAHD EUBBEE lEus
specially Ne. B.oAy, y. l. Estabhshed, 1851. o. RlGaG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14

SQUIRE & LANDER, " FultoD-st New York
place brt reliable NArCHa. fur DAEOsDA choice
Il asd SlLvEn NJkz D.dmOHag gtctdp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
IAnbolrceneus.I

PAPERS, TwIYEs, THREADS, AND CORDAGE.
VILLAS Marvel Uhss and WartroOn s ana 100 BroIaNi Sew
YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
As An INVESTMLN-r.

THR BONDS are Coupon s-l Registered aa ,,' m 'aoIrs-
tous SdOO sai $1,000. They Lave > years 4" n7 t 20
rsvabe principal aud Interest. Nea-lur D.. an 81. ~ E i
AZURE o. the state Of Coanecuelt they male exempt % 10
And LOCAL TAXATION, an blythe Company fH .- II DIT"
STATES INCOME TAX The utuos, care Is use, % .-s. '
e ofthese by tie Of TIE Norgg' f..-' i
tue Company. defaults ia TIE .asas o. I.f 70 -
noabs Pracpal shall. the option o.. ,l- ua, a Do
gmedtlt'g
The Mortgage Is made 20 The Treasurer II DE S- - corl'
aad his succ, Office n trust hr The BJ.!bD. uu I
sne Of good faith Of the Company AM pie e iHr
Steres,s suffer IRON aay wax VI s lsiH VI
their MongLse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
n NaSsau-yt. New.Y York.
Norsts. dmn.Tg's. &s.

hDfSf5, NlIIIyls, Ut.
At TIE SLEIGH EMPORIUM, cor. Forty
~ - o. a
Stg'o a. asschpt several W's. Eams' both 'asi- ana
ot& b.s. Alt-ts. Ac
\ I. took be closed H he hadi ha bees
IL 1, ~ ,rta-tcs. ,AMtS ItNktfsl
DkEN y TER X co. of Bloumr-St.- CAR
Il, kiAGkS b. all Iauaht 'drs 'scsiLe VI oab
manufacture hhumAs hha.'gE 'o' 'ftoar'esIEI
NLElGiiS 90 BRiN STER Il Co. (of Bioome-
- 81, stuvr r.rs'o, Fs fo.h'sath'L oit"ihe ''is
hstl h 'fJt, COOL I pL'p ts' 500
ib, !ri.as Portland tlti'rs - kir'Ai, Ustus,iarr
rNHE BREWSTER WAGON'-BREWSTER
C. ofHrnonst ,os sauHh,'1ie" offer rshs'y 81 tA's'
all Ngght hf drTpE snG tpssduE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
A HOME INVESTMENT.

Uis unnecessary remind the plblc sJ HFNh Sit''r
carried on State shce al y facts e-a r- @
Known is more worthy Of asroo schee, rfaal 1 f
other projects parts 81 tl coluty, Ear. rt "i.'
enormous rates ofiutercs. Tle Manager, OF l af' '.
known Connecticut nen ini e road ite,a mrt - "f u
int,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
LOSE or TIE BRzTIsn BRIoANrIxE nALrIMoRE.

LOss or THE BRaTlsH BKIOANTINE BALTIMORE.
Capt DuTfIce, with the officers and crew, ~
H. number, Of The late brgantne B.itinorc formerly
The KalDskl Of LyUPool, g. H. which vessel ioundered
al s ON The s. uI arrived at St. GEORGE IN two OF The
b,ts ol the sip on snudby last. Tie bueanunc Bult
more Capt Duree sailed rom this port Oh the 10Th Of
D.reiuLer with general cargo, bound 10 iaYrc. on
The go terrible gale ERs tI"rrhccd rom The : = W,
tb a heavy cross which the snip ldbbrol heavily.
,,g q mich tau-ed heT a. leak On the 24tb, the Nnd
saug into the ~ w. and the yale Increasing To huttl-
zane IL Was dUeled advisable Ia bear away foi Der
,,ta A. Tie chip leaking st The rate 81 "a IHc'e
s-tss r.aT hour Lat 800 ~, Ion CS 90 On tie Eih ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14

The stem-au Of tlr First BoI fom q toss Witch nv
be- laid within the atIfe nhc Cslys tfr Do 4s $50 A0
issues Of the United S,at,. While the dtoa, .os foa Totes
states Income Tax places above ay ,ss ns
and mus, commend them to persons k', re'
Il u he borne ia mind thai the state AL L-I Ts-s C'7se'
range from TO a. ayenuy sboat per cent A. s f ''l
TO bolier oftLs Alr Lue Bonds e97Aeu % iar rss'' "
amount Is ,rl Interest aaI make, vita the sA.u, Ell o. '' ~
49, 50 on each 900 per aauuu Briry p per oct H %
,fn,Ht This large retura drpeai % r y-e 90 Co.'s
which i. liable line aud may AL to pa "''" ''"'' 10
aeoms from these securities
INCOME As COMPARED WITH OTHER NNlSIhhNI@
sir per cent Gold Bonl ahirci to tsr'ton, Su g P''
gold At no must be obtained As ow vd ilo 'sa- ia''' ~
uet Income pari willie e gold az l' 'e"
gold boud would be osy sOous ~ compared "s h'' ~
par $50,
The Connection, state boui, which m'is s,snp' @ h
the Legislature selling m sbs marsst - ahui 'I -
=, that ~ ,,el al ncoue 81 "a gbch wooI make ne AK ~"
BoNDS worth lll J4 a. a. Tat Pes ts' isl 1'
ut,ss,. namely, 81 per csuL ,,-
IN. desire to caiiia. the prenium which nav D." '" fsa "
FIN, 1,,u,, Bonds aud time b., e sui'hea ~ Is
sptl Al reduces, ra,e O.! arrs, nd me naierA. ee'-s 10 @
.h,pgs IN uqary ~ Of Investment Aheo 'haI OH sV' ~
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