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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

GERMAN Troops IN THE FIELD.-The Corres-
pondenoe, OF Berlin, enumerates the Germa 4
troops now in the field as follows: Confeder 4
ton of the North-Infsntry, $50 900; cavalr :,
$4,000; artillery, 100 guns; infantry recruits,
lel 900; cavalry, Il, 600; artillery, 2i; landwear
Confederation Of the North. 99i 600 men, I, U
pieces Of artillery and 1873 COO horses. Adding
- these the troops of Bavaria, wurtemburS
and Baden, there is force of l,I2i.OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

THE FOLLOWING is an authentic German rem
diiion of the lovely and exc eding,y popular
song entitled .sSnoo Fly" When sung hy a iire
baritone voice, with a chorus Of about dfry
enthusiastic Teutons the effect is electrical:
Ich fuhle, n fuhle, Ich he,
Ich fuhle VIE der nor grustern,
Jch fuhle. Ich fuhle. Ich fuhle,
lch fuhle vie der moTgenstern.
Weggehen! FTese' nieht mich trubeu
Weggehen! Fliege' nlCs' nich truben
Weggehen, Fliegei nicht n. - truh-n
DEM Ich ben an dem Companie O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
The He'd River Rebellion.
eiefrdpAed Reclusscelv 10 fze Eyen;ng Sfox

CHICAGO, Aug ga letter in the st, PauI
fiSHter from the Red River country, dated
August nth, says:-The provisional authorities
held council at Fort Garry for the purpose of
deciding the question of allowing the Canadian
expedition to take possession of the country.
it was determined that resistance would be use
less and Riel's men commenced plundering
Fort Garry. Col. Wolsey's command was ex-
pected about the 10th instant, and il is wss be-
heved by that time all the prominent rebels
would be out OF the settlement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

E<Csreless feed. irregular drink, AMI rOnxh
usage after hard service, cause most OF the
complaints fIom which horse-fiesa suffers.
~The wsukeshaw Cwis) Freemsn has a
''de ad-beat department - devoted "a the intar-
ests OF those gentle ones who omit 70 Pay the
printer.
indiapa, who has worked IN the fields all sum
mer wearing male attire.
1Jenny Lind and florence Nightingale are
among the London Committee for the relief oi
the sick and wounded in the Franco -Prussian
war.
@Kid gloves are promised next season at
greatly reduced prices, and are 70 be worn 10
high on the arm es TO require seven or eight
butfors - fssten them.
The town OF Wheelock, Vt, passed the
following vote i'm 1871 Voted, that the town
be at the eNpente OF rum Tor yenduing OH the
new meeting use pews."
@sophie Sparkle says; Cooking weu by
gas-hght and looking wei in the broad light OF
dsy are two different things. The night X fnii
OF mysticism, but the day seems more OF reai.
ity." '@'
~The Cincinnati lrquirer advise .,v,,o.,,,
IN want Of fun TO so 70 TIE German esrJens
ABOUT eleven O'Clock at night and shout "yiya
sSMr. Orcstes Brownson. Inn +. l.,,.
the Tablet (Roman Catholic organ1 So -. -, ~
disasters which baye overtaken the Frsn-e
arms. the proof that heaven j. ON the So -
his vicar on earth, and sooner or later aven,ss
Lie sovereign" N%1no
49,, 1aoee Carpenter Of South Caro,,na aa-
cal onrons,ts oon As he has whipped his politi-
Republican. Va 'ue Nnarieston
-. census-taker in Minnesota kent bis lists
osn oi,; Iour houfs in order TO take down a new
S.u-eh, whose birth was expected. IL netfed
s.m only two cents, and he regrets fiat ID WASN'T
The Paris Figaro complains OF the restr,c-
uons OF the government over their newc col
umns. The editor says, however, 1--WE sre A.
termined to conform TO the decision OF s,n.r1e-
snthority, and cut out of our corresponienss,
ietters everything they contain Of Interest 10
news item states J. C. Smith. Ar prss-
Sso, Soss, .a nss; xhiie holding q baby, fen deal
Smith. What business had he 70 hold = hshx tS
We always did say it was not mans wors %
,.na mlna tne babies, and We think Smith,s csss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

A FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT CAsE.-On Mon
day, a test cs>e under the law OF Congress pro-
VdiDg for The enforcement of the fifteenth
amendment will be tried before Judge Hugh l..
BOND, at Martinsburg, West Virginia. One OF
the registers OF voters i'm that State bas been
rested by a L. 5. Commissioner ON the charge of
violating the provisions of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

THE CANADA FIEEs.-The great fires in the
forests of Canada are a very serious disaster. At
Ottawa large sums have been subscribed for the
relief OF the sufferers. and the government Will
probably grant assistance. Large numbers of
people are liyirg under tents loaned by the gov
eminent. Montreal dispatch mentions that
other immense fires are raging in the woods
back OF the village Of Ashton. The village a
been saved by cutting down trees 20 make gap
between the woods and the village. The deyas-
tation IS great. Between Ashton aud Stote. b.
vile only one or two houses are let unburned
Heavy fires are also raging in the woods along
the boundary OF New Brunswick and the State
OF Maine. The harbor OF st. Andrews. Tuesday
night, was illuminated by the surrO lnsidy tires
Several villages In Charlotte county are suffer
ing severely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

ARREsT or GIN. RYAN, THE CUBAN FILL
BUsTss.-In New York, Yesterday afternoon,
Gen Ryan, the Cnbzn leader, was arrested Just
elarge OF having resisted United States ofic Gers
wren reS 'ously in custody, and for violation of
Tic neutrality laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
THE LATEST.
McMAHON'S PROGRAMME.
He Is Going NOrthward to
Join Bazaine.
Has Been Largely Reinforced, and will
Avoid Pitched Battle.
n FIGHT Y.ESTERD.4r,
Rrussians Repulsed Near Mentmcdy,
McMAHON's PROGRAMME.
n FIGHT Y.ESTERD.ax..


STRATEGICAL MOVEMENT OF MONA
HON.
LoNDoN, August H.-It Is reported that the
northern movement Of Mcmahon is now fully
confirmed.
There was q fight yesterday near Montmsdy
between the advanced cavalry detachments of
the French and Prussian armies. The latter
were repulsed. Large reinforcements have been
sent from Paris by the northern railway for
McMahon's army.
The tactics OF Mcmahon appears to be to
gather up the broken corps and thereby swell
the ranks Of his new levies and then sweep
along the borders Of Belgium, avoiding An en-
counter with the Prussiaps, which would be
likely to involve pitched battle.
By this movement he will be enabled to leave
the PIussians On the south, and will probably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

ARCHBISHOP SPALDING.-A letter from Ak
les Baines, Savoy, dated the Sd Of August, to
the Cdthelic Mirror, says that Archbishop
SPaldiDg has no intention of returning to his
diocese this year, but will 60 back TO the Ecu
meDical Council when il reopens in November.
Bishop Gibbons, OF North Carolina, who accem.
panied the Archbishop to Savoy, is now on his
way home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

fSGenersl Basil Duke is gone the way OF all
confederate flesh, and become an insurance
agent.
- Buffalo shoe clerk Is authority for the
s'.ltment That LYDIA Thompson wears No. 3
ETitSrs.
fSir rosfage on papers T. reduced to one
"snt tLefe vii be tEQ sent where there Is one
-CGt ECg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27


WHALING NEAR HUME--Capt. g GsOrse nar-i-
son, OF tie fishing smack Qailp. Of y ~ LOaiOn
which arrived here Saturday afternoon, had an
exciting chase after q hnback whale when fsll-
ing on Coxswain Ledge - miles southeast OF
Block Island. on Friday last. The Waale sud
denly appeared near the smack, and Caps. Har-
fisonthrew swordtsh dart into It. The ash
took about - fathoms OF line, and the tub wa~
also allowed 10 20 overheard. The whale went
down, and in a few minutes was seen % .sbloy-
about three quarters OF q mile distant. The
smack mp Jib and went after &C. and when within
a short distance Capt. Harrison threw an old
lance into the small boat, and with two sturdy
oassmen started in chase. lie was soon al9ag-
side, and threw an iron into the ish. NOS
commenced The fun; for three hours the whale
dragged the hoai az a rate OF about eight miles
an hour, the captain standing ready % cat the
hne should things get dangerous. That mO N snt
arrived az lat, The enragcd dsh Suddenly went
g |n, and the boat and its occupants were
instantly submerged. Three desperate cuts
were made, AMI just - the boat went over, the
hne was cut. and the whale and gear dis appeEr-
ed. The smack was far in the distance, bat the
men clung 90 the bottom OF the boat until shc
took them oh.--Ner Bedford kercsIy 29d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

THE WORKING PEOPIE-The consolation OF
the National Labor UnIon. adopted ~ the mt
session OF that BODY at Cincinnati. dG-.a-el that
the object OF the association j. 4 dis-t.s an
grievance, laws and customs whirh oaur,s 2
labor, and = elevate the condition uT the work
ing masses. By tAis instrument tae prssi len;
and all the members Of the executive c3mu.t-
Tee are TO receive salaries of II 80 wear eaca
Unions OF tventy-one members each viii De
ch9rtered ON the payment OF three d0llags.
When the CnioaS In a State arc too Few IN nlrl-
her 10 form = State organisation. they will D.
entitled 20 sendone delegate q the annual con
Sress on the payment OF ten dollars. The rev
tnue OF the congress Is - be derived from an
assessment of ten cents year upon eAsh msm-
Der of ever union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

ESsIeN THOMAS n. LEE. has beer ordered Il
temporary ordnance dIty at the Washington
paSy ya.d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

A PRUSSIAN PROCLAMATION! /!

The Prince Royal 20 the People Of
France - Prpssia Makes War
Against the Emperor. Not
the People OF France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

COMMODORE A. L. CASE, Chiefef the Bure1u
OF Ordnance, Navy Department, will shortly
visit several navy ye-ds in the Korth on business
connected witk rs bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RgvENUK.-The rents from this
ource to- day were sa90 $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
Tennessee Politics.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 26--General Brown, cam
didate for Governor, will publish a card to-
morrow defending his position. He does no.
recognize the parties as they existed before the
war, and agrees mainly with the resoIutions
adopted by the democrats OF Ohio at their las.
State convention. 1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

GkN CAPEoN (COmr'ssioner Of the Depart
neIt oS AS1icOlture} ard wife retHrRed last
night asom short tris to the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

PROMOTION B. Kagruder, Mate L
s. ", to-dIy received his appointment ~ Acs-
ing Gurrer - the L. s. Navy. He is & native
OF this ciy, c,d bps been six ycais in tbs servic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

R-To break hens OF eating tbs Dr. eggs. supply
plenty OF finely powdered OysfT shells, or n
some pork scrap cake daily. Give At the sIne
time an abundance Of wheat scr senIngs or other
9 ain, and good, fott secret nests. Allow no
eggs ID spoil, use artificial nest-eggs, and remove
all eggs daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

pIN,N Mhw ,n,na roGk, :, Aagust G&The bark Joseph
lyn; Of Naples, Italy, from Cardiff. Weias
with railroad iron, was visited b. whitsis..,
s,s Ge.eca,sss, who Negotiated for 900 gallons Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
THE EVENING STAR.
HE--~
PUBLISHED DAILY, sssaay excepted,
Ar The star Building,
Nv, Corner PennsYlvania Az. and llth st..
EVENING SyAR NEWSPAPER C0NPlsY.

toS FfAK is served by carriers 20 tneir Sub
SrI' % In the CITY all District at Ten CESTs PIE
p.EK or ToRTI-FoUK CzNTs PER MONTH Copies
a the counter, Two CKSrs-
PRIcE rOR MAILING :-Throe Months, 81 so;
sf1 Months, 90. One Year, 500. No paper.
are ssutfrom the once loo ger than paid for
TEE WEEKLY sTAR-published on Friday
scrstnR-eI.e0 year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

TIE PRESIDENT is at West Point, \, Y.
were he will re main few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

~The body Of Prnssisn was recently dis
y-red in the woods near ST. Louis. No, with
The head placed in such a way that IL would
seem a. IL he had been standing" upon lt a.
the time OF his death. The Prussian victories
b.d affected him 50 much that he went mad
with JOY, and wound up bis existence IN the
manner described.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

~Chinoa, Ill, doesn't waste time in prohib-
Sing the sale Of liquors, but just puts on 500
license fee and makes money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

DURING THE WEEK ending to-day there has
been received by the Treasurer of the United
States from the printing division siS2 600 in
fractional currency. The amount forwarded
during the same period was S41 ,922 in frac-
ton Il currency and SGS2, ,l5S in pUtes.
securities held by the Treasurer
o. tie United States in trust for national
banis reported to-day were as follows: For cir
eulatiT notes, SEP $40; for de posits pub
lie moneys, Si6 ,3f6 so Total. $3.50 ,6l 800.
1he amount Of mutilated bank notes burned
d ITing the week was S2iI $50, making the total
sTOuht Burned to date, S23 ,53i ,o1s. The bank
currency issued iOr biiis destroy ed during the
week VaS $Jj5,i4J, making the total amount
Issued therefor SzI ,4e5.I15. and leaving a bal
AZ ce due OF s52S SO. The National Bank cir
culaton outstanding at this date j. 500 6}5, 80
The amount Of fractional currency rtdaemeI
and destroyed during the week was s. 3, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

RED CLO-O KEEPS FATTH.-Since the return
OF Red Clcad and his patty to their he mes from
this city, no Indian depredations have been
committed in the neighbOrhood of Fort Fettsr-
nan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

FRENCH MINISTER AT WAsHIsGroN.-Tht
COurTieT de BdySnne, a French journal, saw
that NJ. j. j. weifs, who succeeded NJ. Prevos
Paradol in the chair of literature at AK. ant
who founded the Journal de Paris, is to be ap
pointed Minister Of France at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

tournament Vf Vfquotat9ns." ns"''s''' l. caiiea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
Specie (soins Ont

inoton tooI sSca August G N:-The City OF Wash.
'ne heiveua $4,000 inspecie to-day. '''' Ah'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

EXEMPTIONS FROM STAMP Duty AFTER
OCTOBER 1sT.-Acting Commissioner Douglass
has addressed letter TO +. NJ. Patrick, ESQ,
stamp Agent at New York, stating that the
only instruments subject to stamp duty under
schedule b, which held exempt from tax
after the Ist of October next by the terms Of the
act of july 18th, 1870, are "promissory notes for
a less sum than si09, receipts for any sum OF
money or for the payment of any debt" Sec
ton4 of the act alluded to also provides that "no
stamp shall be required upon the transfer or as
signment OF a mortgage where it or the instru-
nsnt 1t secures has been once duly stamped"
The agent iu his commune alton to the depart
mept states that many business men seem to
think that the tax is repealed on all forms, and
the Acting Commissioner in his reply author
lies the publication of the decision to set aside
| that erroneous impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

hE BEsf PUMP
,.IIhE A1EEICAN sUBMERGEp
LIB -atlllkG. MON FREEZIEa
sTpr s,y,r BORCE PUMP
SiAfLkST AND MOST POWERFUL
A, ks. h.. -, IL USE
t---iX@ n r.,,fl.s-as % be the Cheapest Most II
rsils ~ snv 5ar+S Esliabls FuIzp, applieslIs te
IN. sm~ii'-' Pump viii throw 50 10 rs feet thron.,
~: nso7t oorSbls oeeSassit is COMPOSED ofb,, g..
s.nap%- pal'- 81 - ir1a, rs Leather Eachins
CritS can vHrk o. D. never fryezss SSSAAn3-
Fvsry Pr-fg warranted
SsNsT'z@d PUEys are recommended.
For szis %
CHABLEs WOOD, Geusrsl Agent.
g~f-m 4I7 h-h street nortI,-.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

sIO The PUBLIC
AkOlHkh LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS fROM AUCTION
80 ysrds " bite Csmbric and Brilliant ward
sns. enly - cents per yard. worth = cent,
ne yards hite binsn, suitable for sumnay
dfawsrs oily p cents Der yard, very cheae
Ladies. hem stitched HsBdkerchie!s, Warranted
all hnen only l21s cents, worth IS cents
reit h'yiies. only 81 g per dOZes.
nC&ry e1nb Quilts, only > i.sOs piece.
Ehe Dos lies and Sapk ms from ~ cents m
bai6 1oWel- a low prlcss.
.rsdie Qu.lis a. cents a piece.
linen tOw@ls from ~ cents I'D.
rr-- Coed az cost
french Lawns at Is ceEts per yard.
.. EMORY BAXTER.
1890 Pennsyl ania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
King william and Prince Frederick
Charles, with their Forces Holm the
Crown Prince - They Anticipaae
no Further Opposition.
REMOVAL OF the FRENCH CAPITAL
The Emperor, Senate and Corps LegElatif
TO Assemble at Bourges.


THE GALLANT DEFENSE OF TOUII
The Prussians Abandon the Siege
They Cat the Railroad Between
MOntmedy and Mezferes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
n CETICHESsACTI.s piano store

E L.. EEICHES 8ACIs-s Piano Store.
7. We - II. S.T-st, G5Orc Penau. csnue,
fESTAELE-- ED ByrE 20 YEARS.
csle ucy for THE s.se 81 the Celebrated PIANOS
- Nni. n Habe 3 60 Baltimore ard Wun -r-v1
NcCrn,ri-on. Albany siso. second hand Pi EE5S3
amos trgLfS aIc Mcip~eDus sor sal Cr reutfII AIN
tkr m = scclsr 0caIing terms. Piano and Organ
TEriux sud Repairing ap4 Iys
DIANnS PfsSO> PIASO~ New and sec
II Onf h9ud, for sac and rent j7fr
f-Hrss +Egu C.s-r sSfns 80 a
Dt--rfc-- sIf irrTn- g.i e. su,t thsIit 2Ig
ciTcuIL = fT~.E sf the .rrhas-r- A iarga s-SFrr
nient Cf PAELO3 ORGANS and Orh-r MusiraI I1-
erss. ais. SHEET MUSIC aud MUSIC
BOOKS Tuliug ard teT.iriHE done At short pp-
tcc. end orders ic'ei br;l frpn, the District and
country PUE X SELIGSON =
New NEsiCai apd Literary DEPOT
1<9 Bridge .'Eaet, Georg":0xu, ID. G.
sulS-u R@Tu1 and Hes aid |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

w IA. TESNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
hAuE BI TENNEY, DAVIDSON 4 Co.
p selected choice WHEAT, by a process known
5nly o. Themselves. aud th1rOughly cleared BIZ :he
Pet patent ci~a1ers- u now tsipy placed on the
saTket with satisfaction 10 all who have tried NJ
GEoJGHfssd equal 70 ~ "a fks UtSfSfcf
For sale BY nDst Girocers. auis- I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18

The steamer HammOnia to day took out Zoo IN specie
The money market is without change. Money " on
call" with Governments collateral, per cent; on
mixed securities, and railroad bonds and stocks
the ruling rate Is per cent, with occasional loans at
per Commercial paper, gilt edged is in demand AT
6aGs per cent and hut very little of it is offered in the
market Commercial paper Of different grades is scarce
which an evidence OF cash business and cash trade is
always healthful, both for purchasers and sellers.
Very little done to-day in State bonds, hut prices
firm. Virginia ca, coupon, sol North Carolina
Gs so; South Carolina, new January and July, sd; do
October and April 81! Missouri 81; Louisiana e., &c;
Georgia 6s, So NewYork state County Loan, lOi Ten
nessee, new, &c ; North Carolina, new, q.
In railroad bonds transactions limited but prices
were strong. The confidence of capitalists in our best
railroad bonds IL undated. and there better Sc
curites the market than NewYork Central Gs, 1885,
9Ot; Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bonds 100; Cen
trail Pacific, 96l; Union Pacific, SGT; Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific is, 9 Galena and Chicago First s9i
Milwaukee and st. Paul First Bank stocks remain
inactive because they are held at very high prices
The following bids made for the bonds and stocks
named: NewYork City per cent 1875, e5; New-York
per cent 1876, o5; NewYork City per cent, 1873,
Brooklyn per cent, Water Loan, 9ii; Brooklyn per
cent, Prospect Park Loan, 93 Jersey City per cent
Water Loan, 93l Delaware and Hudson Canal l3lS (;
Pennsylvania Coal 22i; Consolidated Coal OF Mary land
26; Long Dock bonds, ssh; Western Union bonds sou
third do, $50; sixth do, 1881 Manhattan Gaslight Co..
49, Lake Shore Division bonds, 93. St Louis, Jackson
vile, and Chicago First e0! Atlantic Mail, %.
The following the Government quoatonso of Messrs
AZ at A n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
(Free Of Government Tax
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS

of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870, and con-
vertible into stock at par.
Land Grant of over 100000 Acres from Govern
ment, upon which, together with the Road and all
its property, these bonds are First Mort age.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON ITS LANDS FOR
FIFTEEN YEARS.
SEVENTY MILES FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived, with rapidlyincreas-
ing receipts.
An airline from st. Pauls to Milwaukee and
Chicago. These Lands estimated worth SS,OOOOOO.
Total amount of mortgage when Road is completed
Sf.O0OOOO The Road is divided into four sections
and 81 100000 Bonds are issued upon completion of
each section. As these lands are sold, the proceeds
are held by the Trustees as a Sinking Fund for the
liquidation Of the bonded debt. These Bonds, We
confidently assert are the safest and cheapest secu-
rty offered in this market. The price at present is
80 flat. but will probably be raised in few days to
% and accrued interest. The coupons are payable
January and July making them the first year. with
accrued interest and gold at H. II per cent invest
ment. and about per cent thereafter. Pamphlet,
with full particulars, and map can be obtained at the
Office Of WHITE, MORRIS Il Co.,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company,
% Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-18
TUESDAY. May Up. VI.

i ", Why U. VI.
The stock market was strong this morning.
and prices advanced nearly the whole list Erie ana
Cleveland Columbus and Indiana Central, perhaps, be-
ING the only exceptions There is stock the market
40 uniformly" "steady" in price Erie. 1t very sell
dom falls below 23l rises above 25.. II lisa hXity'
The opening prices this morning in the Long Room
were: New York Central aud Hudson, lO5al02 New
Yctk Central and Hudson Certificates, 9l a9S; OHIO and
Mississippi 3ss 49, Lake Shore 90. d995 Northwestern
llGslS; Northwestern Preferred 9C499CE; Reading
1861 lOg; St. Paul, C6i 9E; 81. Paul Preferred QS2
Pacific Mail s9i Pittsburgh To-. 0IOo The tone of the
market indicates active and improved stock market
for the week if the clques unload" and for easy times
among the operators, whether they are "bulls" or
"bears" and In or out of the "rngs" Reading has ad
yanccd to lGj October 1896, this stock was sold at
1885, in July, 1862 at 1l; in june 1865 lo6 The real
value Of this railway has greatly improved since 1850.
Tie following shows the comparison of prices at the
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