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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
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STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosroN.-1 crate 8
cases, CASKS, bbis crock ~, so bags dye wo d. 60
bars iron, 70 bxs tin, Iii bdis brooms Is gs meat
200 cases SD es 20 pigs lead, 10 bills pipe 200 bbs
nour, W bdis fish, pianos. 80 bbs beel s dressed
h KS, sewing machines, cask OIL 2 pcs marble, IA
bxs glass IS les lard. 81 Empty keg hid hams. 40
Irkins lard 70 trklns butter 800 pkgs Princes Ex-
bress iOO DO % order. For auada and up coun. ~,
ORGANS, li2 empty extract barre pcs marble, SIS
hides, IL bds leather. 10 pits ron ID bah bnrIas
1l0 pkgs 70 order. ~
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car of
lumber 81 bbs apples, car waste, cases clo,h S5
DOORS ~ chutns, u cases curtain figures car hay
81 pkgs merchandise, 20 cars ireght Tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 100 cans milk cars
pota, oes DO Tobacco do whskey, 10 DO rn, 20 do
lumosr r 40 sundrles 1000 bis -four. For shipment
MAINECENTRAL KAiLRoAD-4 utrs beef Loft h h
goods, oil cases carp t., cider miiIs IS bags poIa-
toes, car saos 100 sides Leather, 2s bxs egss "a do
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MAINE ABEL LOOM CoMPANY.-In the for
mer issue Of the PRESS we gave description
of this new loom and we learn that the patent
rights 10 manufacture the loom in Maine and
New Hampshire have been purchased by
Messrs Chas. P. Kimball, L. d. M. Sweat
franklin j. Rollins and others of our most
energetic and well known citizens who have
f'rmed a corporation by the name of the Abel
Loom Co., under the Statutes of 1870 of which
corporation Chas, P. Kimball, Esq, has been
elected President, Franklin j. Rollins, treas
urer, and Messrs. c. p. Kimhall, joseph A.
Kendall, Edward M Rand, 7. T. Snow, &C. l..
o. Adams, j. NJ. Palmer and L. A. Gray. d.
rectors.
This company will Immediately commence
manufacturing the looms, and are making pre-
paration to manufacture wooden goods which
all our citizens (who had an opportunity of in
spectfng and also of observing the advantages
of this loom when on exhibition here) will
readily understand are not inferior to any
wooden goods offered in the market. The ca
pacity of the machine for manufacturing is
claimed by the patentee to be eight to ten
times as great as any looms now in use. 1t is
considered that it is cheaper TO manufacture,
more simple in construction, and less liable to
get out of order, and requires less power to
run than any other The company will soon
be ready to furnish the loom and the right to
use it any where in the State of Maine and
New Hampshire. From the well known char
acter of the gentlemen connected with the Or
eanlzation we have no doubt that it will prove
great success
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N CIV YlDRK.

THE REMAINS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUr.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is Mayor Hall sent to.
day to The board Of Aldermen communica-
ton recommending that the United States be
requested to detail vessel of war to bring Adj
b1iral Farraguts re mains from Portsmouth, N.
H., to this city, and that in the event OF It's
OMISSION or inability to do SO, a steamer with
guard Of honor will despatched at the c,ty's
expense TO Portsmouth, and on her arrival here
the remains will receive public AID imposing
funeral, which all the military, naval, civic and
other organizations will be invited to 10 n. The
Mayor also recomme nds that the remains be
Inferred at West Point, beside those OF Gen.
SCOTS, or in st. Pauls churchyard on Broad
way IN one of the public cemeteries ada
cent 10 the city, and that a monument be erect
ed at the public expense. A letter from Mrs.
farragut asserting to the suggestion of the
Mayor accompanied the communication, and
the Aldermen appointed a committee to per-
iect arrangements for the funeral.
POLITICS.
Inc Republican Central Committee meet to-
morrow Tor organ cation and perfectIng ar
Engagements for thorough canvass of the State.
VARIOUS ITEMS
seven thousand do lars worth of nilsson
tickets were sold to-day.
Judge Bedford sentenced to-day Patrick
Eigan, for completely in the robbery of the
broker Jackson, remarking that an effort
would be made at the next session of the Leg.
islature to have the penalty for the offence in
creased to life Imprisonment. Eagan was
suspected of completely in the Nathan murder,
and confessed the crime for which he was SEN
fenced.
Haiue Bentley and Thomas Walsh, for the
robbery of Timothy CrOnin, we're each sentenc-
ed to twelve and u half years in the State ris-
on, and Charles Walsh, an accomplish in the
affair, to ten years.
The new Episcopal Mission of st. Sacra-
ment, established by Rev Joshua Bradley, one
OF the leading Rtualists of England, was for
may opened at No 285 Broad way this mofil-
ing, between and II a. m. The services are
an extreme development of the rltuaists of
this country, and almost identical with the
Catholic except in the use of the English lam
guage.
The ship wrecked on Goodwin Stands was
the Etha P-ckmers, German, which cleared
from this port July 18th for Queenstown, I'M
der Capt. Davidson, with cargo of tobacco
and stores.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The Congressional nominations were Rep
resen atve George A. Halsey, of Newark, for
the 9Th New Jersey district, Democrat; Stew
enson Archer for the 81 Maryland district;
Thomas Swan for the Sd Maryland district;
Capt. John Ritbes, of Frederick City, for the
4th MARYLAND district, and VIM. f. Lockwood,
OF Toledo, for the 10th OHIO district.
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Paris paper says negotiations with the OBJ
lect OF obtaining peace have been going on be.
tween Ministers Favre and Wasbburne at
Paris and Bancroft at Berlin, but have failed
The King of Prussia rejects American medita.
ton, and Minister Bancroft replies that he
can only remain as spectator of the conflict !.
and Minister Washburne on the commnnica.
ton of Minister Bancroft's despatch to the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs added that be could
only record his protest against this impious
war,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

Ground was bro''en for the Lowell Water
Works Thursday morning.
Two men were arrested n Cincinnati and
taken to Chicago wednesday for procuring
$500 in gold on the strength of galvanized lead
deposited with Encs Bowin & Co., of Chicago.
A boiler explosion in Leth, Scotland Thurs
day, caused the death OF four workmen and in
juries to fifty.
The vessel wrecked on the Goodwin Sands
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WooDRUrr's vIo1ENE Txu has hec

WooDRUFF's VIoLENE INK has become ex-
treme'y popular among the merchants and
business men of Portland; number of insur-
ance agents and others have united in card
setting forth its good qualities. A personal
TREND, who writes good deal, seeing bottle
OF it on our table, volunteered his testimony
that it was the finest thing he eye used, being
clear, limpid, and easy flowing, and economi
cal, for pen used in this ink will last twice
as long as one used in the ordinary writing
hulds 1t is invaluable for copying, and con-
talns neither sugar, gum nor alcohol. Another
virtue it possesses is that it cannot be erased
by chemicals.
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MORRIS BROTHERS MINsTRELs.-To night
the City Hall will resound to the mirthful mu-
sic of this celebrated company, than which
there is none better travelling. The Morris
Brothers are host 10 themselves, while the
great Bernards and Ainsley Scott are stars of
the first water. The company has been care
fully selected, and the Mocking Bird solo to-
gether with the Alabama Tripets, are alone
worth the price of admission. The house will
certainly be crowded.
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YER MONT.


BURLINGTON, Sept. Is The Vermont Fair
mas thus far proved a decided success. The
exhiDitlon has excelled the most sauguine ex-
pectations of the managers. To day the an.
pual address was delivered by DR.. George b.
Loripg, OF Salem, Mass, on the "Intellectual
and material resources of the agriculture of
the United states" Twas probably one of
the most successful and able efforts of DR.. Lor-
ing. He had an att .ntive audience of over
10000, which was the largest assembIace ever
assembled in the State. The racing was verv
tiue One priz- was won by Green Mountain
Boy and the sweepstakes race was won by Kill
trick, of Essex, N. Y.
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PERIODICALS -Harper's Monthly for Octo
her has been received and is for sale at the book
stores of Bailey & Noyes and Fl. L. Davis Ex-
change street; Loring, Short & Harmon and
Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel:
also at the school book, music and periodical
store of E. g. Andrews, No. 36 Centre street,
and at the book and periodical depot OF Messrs
Fessenden Bros, under Lancaster Hall.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-Miss Herring has be-
come quite tavorte in this city and is really
very good in her specialties. Last night she
personated the historical Jack Sheppard who,
a common cut throat and thief, has had the
glamor of romance flung over his brief career
at the hands of author and dramatist. As the
dash'ng .hghwayman she was particularly
good, and her situations were very effective
Yankee Locke, in the farce, kept the house in
roar. To night the dumb Boy of Manche s.
for -
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Hossos stocn List.
Sales at the Brokers, Roora coot =.
Administrators Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

X virtue OF license from the Hon. John
80 waterman, Judge OF Probate within and ier
Tue Coun'y OF Cumberland. 1 sh.l sell at public
auc ion on the premises, ali OF the real estate be-
longn. t. the estate Caleb S. Small, deceased.
consisting OF Hou ses. Store and lot OF land situated
on the southerly side of Bracket St., and near
Carleton St., on Thursday. the 9th day Of Oct Der
next, at o'clock P. N. The above real estsde will
be sod subj to the dover interest OF the WHOM or
said Small also su6ject to MORTGAGE 10 isaac w.
Stockwel Ct Dinv,le, CANADA f ,st, dated septem
Der 18th, 1895 tor the sum of $4,000 on two yesrs,
recorde j. book $40 page IS also subject to mort
gage to the CITY OF Portland bearing date Aug. Cd.
1862 tor the sum OF sal4o "a, payable in equal in
stalmeuts in g. 8, an 10 years. recored book SS9,
page A. VIM \: MOkRiS,
f. O. BAILEY & CO., Auctrs.
September 9th, 1870. 5seplaw last edw
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EARLY ROSE PoTAToEs.-Mr. Cyrus Thurlow
Aliens Corner, Westbrool, has the past season
raised seventy bushels of Early Rose potatoes
from one busbel seed. They are splendid look
ing potatoes and the one sent in as a specimen
which can be seen at the counting room Of the
PRESS, weighs one and halt pounds.
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ILLINOIS,
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
CHICAGO. Sept. 15-The Episcopal DiOces IN
Convention last night adopted an amendment
to the canon dsproving the appeal by any
clergyman to a civil court or tribunal for tne
purpose of arresting impending or avoiding
any ecclesiastical proceedings against him.
The convention, however, refused to make the
penalty for violation of this article suspen.
sion from the ministry.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

The SEIZURES AT SEBAGo. Sheriff Perry
was assisted at Lake Sebago by two deputies
on Wednesday instead of one, Mr.. W. II. ORES
sers name being accidentally omitted. The
police force present was officers Hall, Sterling
Hanson, Loring, Colby, Hammond and Shir
ley. The capture of the fluid necessitated {
great deal of strategy on the part of the de
tenders of the public peace, but they thanked
the enemy on every hand, and by skilful man
agement secured the liquor belonging to Jas
E. Wright, David Ward, James Fisher, and ;
barrel of ale whose owner was unknown.
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TELEG xApm IcEvIS.

The store of T. Binney & Co. and their
dwelling houses in Weymouth. Mass, were
burned Thursday. Loss $11 900; partly in
sured.
Trinity College at Hartford began the Christ
mas term on Thursday with large classes The
newly elected professors, Messrs Siickney,
Hart and Holbrook will enter upon their duties
Immediately
The telegraph cable has been successfully
laid between Cubaand Jamaica.
The cholera is increasing in Havana.
Miss Eliza Draper, a famous teacher of Hart.
ford, Conn, died Wednesday, aged 81.
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u y Commissi oucr,s Can't

"A. H. cLlFFosD, rso., COMMISSIONER.
iHuRsDAY.-United states VS.. John Flaherty, for
retailing liquor without license. Flaherry was
Drought before the Commissioner and discharged
upon paying costs and taking out license.
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THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.-We are
the recipients of very neatly printed pro-
gramme of the regatta of the Lachine Boat
Club, including the great four-oared interna-
tional race. It contains plan of the course
from Lachine to Point Pare and is published
depot.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

WE ARE REQUESTED TO STATE that the hand
of Mr.. Andrews, which was operated upon by
DR.. Ordway, under the skilliul and judicious
care of Dr.. VIM. II. True, who has had entire
charge since the injury has improved to such
an extent that he has been able to be out
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

MY FRIEND, stop that terrible cough If you
would avoid consumptive's grave. This you
can do by using DR.. Pierce's Alt. Extor Gold
en- Medical discovery. For.curing all throat
bronchial and lung diseases it has never been
equaled Pimples on the face, Eruptlons,
Blotches and all Scrofulous diseases are cured
by this wonderful and most valuable medicine
Sold by druggists. Beware of counterfeits.
Observe that DR.. Pierces private Government
Revenue Stamp is ON each bottle.
sep12 th-tu.s&sw1w.
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A CURIOSITY. In the garden of Mr.. Geo.
w Fuller, No % Elm street can be seen a nat
urll curiosity in the shape of large squash
growing in board fence. One of the Stats in
a high board fence was broken and tire squash
happened TO commence growing right in the
inerstice, which it filled up one half growing
on one side of the fence and the other half
on the other side.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

THE PENOBSCOT AGRICULTURAL FAIR
BANGOR Sept Is The annual Far of the
Peuobscvt Agricultural Society, which closed
to day, has been the most successful ever he Id
here. The attendance has been very large and
that of to-day much exceeded either of the two
days preceding The sweepstakes purse was
competed for o.day by Wheelden's Right
Bower, Sulivan's Bully Brooks and Frank
Berry's Lady Chapman. The race, best three
in five, was won BY Right Bower, Bully Brooks
second; time 80, 2.37, 2 80, 80 In the r4ce tor
land and mate and o M. Shaws Only Sister
and Harry Bond. The former won in IS IL,
9 * and h3
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ASSISTANT ASSESSORS. number of AS
sistant Assessors Of Internal Revenue in this
district will be reduced to four on and after
O;toher 1st. The present number is eight.
ID visions No. 6 and Z comprising the city of
Portland entire, will be consolidated and Mr..
James L. Racket, will have charge of the
new division.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

GOOD FOOD AND PLENTY OF IT, produces the
same effect upon person who has been starv-
ed that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic
does upon the Weak and Debiitated: it makes
them strong and vigorous, changing weakness
aid suffering into strength and health.
aol2yw1u
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoPHos-
PHITEs.-A new discovery for curing nervous
aud facilitating diseases. 1t improves the APP
petite, assists digestion, promotes assimilation,
rouces the liver, strengthens the nerves and
muscles, purifes the blood, invigorates the
hearts action, promotes expectorarion, and
gives tone TO all the vital functions. 1t is eff
cacious in Pulmonary Consumption, Bron-
chitis, and Nervous or General Debility, ars-
ing from whatever cause se215d&w1w
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NEw nAMP .HIRE,

FIRE IN THE WOODS.
CONCORD Sept. Is "A fire has been burning
ID the woods at Rattlesnake Hill, about one
aud half miles north of the city, since Mon
day afternoon. At present over 200 acres have
been burned, but it will probably not extend
much further. The loss is considerable
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MESSAGE TO THE LALIEs.-It is not nee.
essary to coat the faded tibers with filth, or to
stain the skin in order to renew in your
blanching lringlets the :lustrous hue OF their
prime. PHALoN's VITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, as clear and transparent a
fluid as that which sparkles in your cologne
bottles, eff cts the change more satisfactorily
than any other preparation in the world.
Sep12-eOd1W
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On and after Monday Sept 18th, passen !ers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental. for
Bridgton and Harrison " i'll take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken.
nebec r. r. Depot at 1850 P. M, instead of
|715A M &c
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ATLANTA, Sept 15.-The Republican Leyis-
lative Executive Committee recommend the
passage of a law changing the election to
week before Christmas, which was also ap-
proved by Attorney General Akerman. 9th
erwise the election will occur Nov. 9Th.
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w AsHsNG TON.

G.. A. r. APPOINTMENT.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 15-Co. j. o. p. Burn
side, formerly of Illinois, has been appointed
Assistant Inspector General of the Grand
Army Of the Republic and assigned to the duty
of Acting Inspector General in place of Geuer-
al Z. A. Starring. now in Europe
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mAssAGHU SETTs.

ABANDONED VESSEL SAVED.
BOSTON, Sept. 15.-The fishing schooner
Torpedo, of Beverly, which was in contact
with the Cuuard steamship Calabia August "a
off Sable Island and abandoned by her crew
was brought safely into this port last Friday
by the second mate and four seamen of the
steamer who volunteered for that purpoe as
previously reported. The vessel but little
damaged and has been given into the hands OF
her own crew
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

BY the fruit which Mr.. John Burr of Free
port, has sent us we know him to be successful
horticulturist. Finer punches of Black Ham,
brug grapes than those which found their way
to our table yesterday it is seldom our fortune
| to eat
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The whole number of deaths in this city dur
ing the month of August was Ga, from the TO.
lowing causes:-
Consumption, IS; Brain Fever, I; Fits, 4; Dropsy,
l; Paral,s ISIS, Il Heart Disease, q Typhoid Fever,
SofteDins OF the Brain. 1 Canker, I; Old Age, 3;
Cholera Morbus, 6; Bleeding OF tue Lungs, ]; Chol-
err Infantum, II; Ulcerat IN OF Bowels, 1; Lung
Fever, Commissions, Disease OF Brain, 1; Teeth
ing, 1; Group, 2; Tumor, l.; Dyspepsia, !; I'm
known. a.
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CentralRailr0ad
OF IOWA.
$50 WILKES i'm Len tIs.
Now Nearly Completed.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has bee
ondertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and mo,t
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
In the interests of the great Northern system
OF roads which centre at St. Paul. The
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16
MisCellaneous Notice..

MIR. g. Ii. MOVES, at No. 1913 Pearl street,
has made the production of parched corn cakes
speciality, and has created remunerative
business oft. The article he manufactures is
very nice
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

AUTUMN frosts are coming, but the largest
assortment of Flower Pots ever offered for sale
in the State have arrived at
4t KENDALL & WHIrNEY's
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

Mr.. G. II. HoYEs is now making arrange
ments to manufacture his celebrated Pop Corn
Cakes at Noyes aud Massur's 1913 Pearl sire ct.
We understand Mr.. Noyes is carrying on the
Pop Corn business quite extensively in Nor.
witch, Conn.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-16

JESSE N. FREEMAN, formerly Of the firm of
II. Freeman & Co., Federal street, is located
at ITO Exchange street, opposite the Printers
Exchange, and is selling New York and Vr-
ginia oysters wholesale and retail, and also
serves them up in all known Styles including
steamed, which is now favorite method
Families supplied and oysters delivered in the
oity without extra charge. sept15 2t
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new Yorb ~,oc4 aud Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 vornino-Gold ia 114s.
110I. s' -''z =
line market is dull wi III few changes in quotations
600. '"N"' was s'o'
, There were thirty-six proposals OF bonds TO The
government To-day. amounting to S6, 1888 $50, The
hlSnest price WIS ITO 5-1OD, the lowest 109 TIM
award 'e 81 ,O0O,09o !, 100 a 100 16-1OO.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15-Atternoon.- Gold closed ur
quiet aud steady at IA q 1i4s. -
governments securities more active and firmer.
y. Money more active at 9 per cent on call. Ster
sac OF DIS by Canadian banks; quotations 1891
lloi, out do not represent any business.
he iovernm nj accepted So 900 900 of bonds H.
day instead OF 00O 100 az, ertsed tor This action
was generally expected, out theirs IS much coup AIM
among brokers' and business men at the delay u an
nouncog this decision, which was not given in near
o'clock r. NJ. owing, il is aid to The abs ice OF
Washington ' N--'so az
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FEATHERS. = Have your Feather Beds
ceansed and renovated by the new and i'm
proved Steam Feather Bed Renovater, No A
Middle S.. Portland. sept14tf
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+. o. BAILEY & Co. will continue their sale
OF Woolens, Dress and other goods this day
forenoon and afternoon; they sold a large lot
OF fine goods at remarkably low prices yester-
day.
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THE
First Mortgage Bonds
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE.
PAYING
7PER CT. in GOLD.

AYE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD which will BIO four bundred mi es IN
tot al length from >ew York Oswego, inc u'ing
| The Auburn orsnch, has 100 mes OF road already
ed and in profitable OPP ration on the North
ern section, exte ding ON the City OF Oswero IN
Sidney Plains, wnere 1t intersects The ALBANY ami
Susquehanna Railroad. Work is being Vic ,ro%siv
pushed on other portions OF the ne and u Is I'M.
expectation OF the company TO have ut least I0s
miles more in operation before the close Of the nres.
ent season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
already large, and the Company has Just conclud.
S C cbhIact with the Delaware AMI Huas son Canal
Oom.any 10 Transporting The c,a OF that large and
wealthy corporation to the nor bern sections q, tbe
stare This wi AID 50 largely to the business and
fronts OF that secton OF the road alr,aIy contr Ill
ing Tue local frame OF one OF the most popuous aud
WITHOUT The aud OF through business can har NV be
Tess than per cent on It's entire cost. which is 100
per cent. in excess OF the interest on its bonds.
A STRONG POINT
in regard to these bonds is the tact that the issue
and BEHIND THE Bonds Is
APAID-UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY s7,ooo.cc
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial
strength OF the Company.
THE BONDS.
They are issued in denominations OF 81 900; may
be either coupon or registered, at RE opon OF the
purchasers; bear Seven Per Cent cold Interest,
Tree OF income tax payable on the list of January
and Isl OF July in New York City, and have % years
TO 10 ma urity.
The ponuartv Of these bonds as q perfectly safe
securty bearing the highest rate OF interest tthor
lied by the laws " NV York, pa,a in Id com
f. &c ei governmel TAX. has kept the supply nearly
exhaus ell nut the recent ana early future CONNIE
ton of adiiti al sections will for time furnish a
iibe supply. to which We respectfully invite The
attention ct investors In he cooiident ne,ei tha, n
better security can be found on the market ~
PHICE' pAs AND ACCRUED INTER.
EST In CURRENCY,
Governments and other current securities ta,.n
in exchange, 'aAen
cation. "' w ""u U" aPp"-
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CLOSE OF THE ISLAND SEAsoN.-The steam
er Gazelle makes her last trips to the Islands
for the season of 1870, on Saturday next.
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