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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
MILWAUKEE.
DIR. F. KALCKHOFF's
CELEBRATED
Mexican Lyer Cure Bitters
Is
Parely q TegstabIe Compound.

DIR. r. Kaiekhof, (deesAsed, devissd the for
muis, which has resulted In the Mexican Ever
Oars Blstsss. --------------- ------
- DR.. k.IckhoR, long known IS scientist and
leading chemist in Milwaukee, made use OF tness
Bitters in his own family, and h. Ais -urrent
prActiei for over 80 years. This Elixir 81 life
prsssrvsr 10 purely q vegetable prspxYatios, 10
pssasaas to the tssts, and goes Tar 50 lid up
and renew the exhausted vitality of the nert oas
system. a "a
For bilious, semittant and int tmittant fsvers
dyspepsia m indigestion, head he. pain in th
shoulders, coughs, tigntness Ut the chest, dizsi
ness, sour eradication OF the stomach, diseases
OF the kidney and bladder, In connscslon silh
Or. F. Kaickhoff's Mexican Ever cure %
thar tic ri 10, are the great blood purifier, an
are q certain cure Tor eruptiens, salt rheam,
blotehes, spots pimpIss, Aoils, cafbanoles, RIM
worms err sipelas, etc. For all tenn lie com
giants they cannot be exceilsd; ss an sxceiien'
appetizer and general stlmalAnt, hey have ne
equal Thonsasds bear Testimony TO their Cs-
| ratise Po1ers. Sufferers, all the proprietor Of
.he Mexican Ever Cure Bi,ters" ssK, lie 10 givs
their saicine a fair trial, and be convinced o.
its medical properties. Price 81 bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

Maguire's
SARSAPARILLA BIITRRS
WITH IRoN,)

WITH IAON,1
The best Bhoop, STokAoH AxD LIVER Medi-
line ever offered to the public. It is very agree
able to the taste and viii not affect the teeth %
ron preparations generally do.
What e wiH do 1t viii be found vastly su-
erior 10 any Of the cslisays and Iron so extern
sively used for invigcrating the system. 1t viii
make blood; likewise thieken it, II will restore
the pale and emaciatsd the weak and debilitsted
TO eoier, hlesh, health and strength 10 an ncred-
tbly short time. II will siren g. hen the nursin
mother and increase the fow of milk, also bene-
at the chile at the breast and prevent many Of
che complaint to which children are subject 10
infancy. 1t will tend TO restore the eyesight
when impaired by continued application in read
Ing, writing or sewing, by strengthening the op-
tic nerves 1t win give vitality to the mental
faculties when depr essed by close confinement to
study or business pursuits, and prevent nervou,
headaches. IL VIII purify the blood and pre-.
vent the breaking out of eeils PIN pie. and othe,
rupsions caused BY poverty Of blood. 1t vii
restore the genital organs, when weak, to
healthy condition, regulate the menstrual period
also relieve debility caused By summer heat OF
excessive prespir alton.
single trial will provs con elusively that VI
have not over-estimated the value Of this excel
len medicine.
Price 81 90 DER bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
.sEIaI!|!!|a|as

70 South HAlsted street, CHICAGO. ILL, Pri-
vate and Chronic Diseases in both sexes success.
full, treated. DIR Bigssw he's cured more sex
uai and yensreal diseases in the last 20 ,sars
than any other physician in the western coun try
he cares Nervous Del ility. or Involuntary SEM
inal Emissions. and restores the enfeebled organs
to perfect hsai,h md ,igOr.s BE cures Syphilis
10 all its forms, whether aest. or chronic, with
out the use OF minerals or vegetable poison.
Send for his ''Guid. to Health" published
monthly free Of change, Il yos thisk the writings
of the greatest Specialist of the prss emit day
worth reading. Ladies send for descriptive cir
eslsr oil pEssARIo RExEprE, universally used
By married ladies. address
aa Q. BI6ELoW, NJ. D..
msh4dwly P. o. Box ia Chicago, BIZ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
DIR, Kalckhoff's Mexican Ever Cure Cathar-
tic Pills.

The great requirements of the people, all over
the world, for u reliable and active Cathartic
Msdicine, induced DIR. Kaickhof to form the
eelsbrated "Melican Eve. Cure Csthartie Pills"
They are composed from purely vegetable sub
stances. are thorough in their aetioa. searching
out all distractions, and strike at the very root
of disc .se. They produce no pain or gipis 8
daring their operation, and act more thoroughly
than any Cathartic Pills ever rougat before the
pu bile They are . certain cure and allsviAtor
Of colds, chlls and fever, nervous and sick head
ache which are induced by bilious erangemsnts
costiveness Indigestion. foul stomach; for jaun-
dice, liver complaint, suppression, dropsy, rheu
mstism, goat, nervous de biiity inability or dis
| inclination to move loss Of muscular power.
deafness, partial bln dness, pleutisy, Ats. paral
ysis, pain in the breast, pasr, St. Visus dance,
scr ofnls, etc., ETC. Price 20 cents per box. 8
| DR.. KAlckhoff's Celebrated Worm Lozehges
are . safe. pleasant and most reliable care for
worms. Price 25 cents per box.
| For sale by all druggists and patent msdieins
| iealers throus bout the United States and Can
| adas. kALCKH0Ff BROS CO.,
l7F Propristors.
Danot No 81 Oneida ST., Milwaukee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
j. = C. MAGUIRE,

Chemist and Druggists, Sole Proprietors,
ST. LOUIS.
Also proprietOrs of Magazines celebrated BENZ
PLAsr, . sure cure for Diarrhea, Dysentsry,
Cholera Morbus aud the Asisthoholera. All
orders from responsible parties promptly hllsd.
moh17 -dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10
DIR. JN0, B. HUNTEP

Continues 10 all Chronic yirue,, and AZ,
va eoesntaiasaal -iren up ay eshers are
cured oy MIN fhe results Of IN ali ts arr
even psTuai imPotency be cured consaltation FREE
vi senc one stamp for Medical Essava Cures saar
ssn.sssas NhsrEes moderate Hours a m, 10 Z n m
sssaAss "a m % ~ nneu tiscc central yet retired
NO. 6l3 Chestnut Street. 81. Louis. Mo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-10

We do not hesitate to say, - we manufassure
our own shoes from the very best iros. that we
can give BETTER SATISFACTION both
good substantial and fancy sheeing, than any
other shop in Reek Island. We would sIse ID
form the public ID {. neral that We are slso pre-
pared to build TO order al kinaso wagons.
Bsggie., Carriages and sleirhs
oet3o DIFF WILLS 4 MURRAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
Coleman Boucdht's closing quotations were:

Whenever We have a sudden and material decline in
stocks n interest Is awakened in that species Of
speculation which Is carried under the protecting
Pgs OF Privileges "a mode Of rsktng small for
the chance OF gaining larger ones OF which many pru
dent operators extremely fond The panic succeed
ing the Chicago left the fortunate holders Of puts
in position realize from 10 to Is per cent profit
their stocks $40 to tS for every dollar at risk Since
then, however, sellers Of privileges have been
rather shy, and the disparity between selling
rate and market price has been great for time,
retard transactions Confidence In the seadness Of
the market is gradually revving and speculation is to
greater extent than heretofore taking this form. We,
therefore, quotations, TO which refer
fair criterion OF what the Sellers who generally the
waries srewdest and most experienced dealers, think
Of the future Of the market. They rarely sell a call
what they regard 8 rising market put falling
one but they not infallble, and sometimes
caught In pauc as In the instance mentioned. Messrs
Ward Langland, who las brOkers) make specially Of
this branch Of business, quote privileges selling at
per cent bonus on 80 days time at the following
variations from the market price Of the securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
JAY COOKE & Co.
ovrcr OF FISK & HATCH,

Bovksy, AVID FvnoHciai agents ofhe Chesapeake dsd(
Ohio RailrOdd Co. No. 5 NAssAU-sT., NEW YORK
Within year the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD will be IN operation as through line from ue
Atlantic to the Ohio. crossing the great iron BEDS Oh
Virginia and the remarkable coal deposits OF Eno
Kanawha Valley. After its Western connections Go
completed, it will form favorable and popular
through route between the coast cities and ClncH-
natl, Louisville. Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans
st. Louis, Chicago and San Francisco.
We are now selling the last Of the FIFTEEN MI
LION GOLD LOAN, occurred by mortgage on the "n0'.,
railroad property. These bonds combine peilo'
safety with fair income, and prospective savA"
tage iu their future market value. Holders OF rrV
Twenties or other higb-priced securities, can ga
change for these bonds. and realize haeoe,AI
increase In the amount of their invested primer
and their annual income, without impainns "
security Of their investment.
The CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS are iH'aeN y.
$500, $500, 81 900; either coupon or regstereol
terest ak per cant god payable May and Novs%.s
Price for the present, 90 and accrued inter~s Ia "a
Nov. l. We recommend them to our frienos -
customers with the same confidence win WINCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD BONDS.

The demand for 100 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD
BONDS has been daily increasing and holders OF
FiyeTwenties continue to manifest the fullest conf
dence in
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEvEN-THRIEs
by the exchange of large amounts Of Governments
called in tor redemption, into these securities.
The absorption Of these Bonds By ancestors has been r1y
rapid during the last three months, GHd at tho rass
increase Of sales the Company ,cH soon be eHdot'd
reduce tie Interest on the remainder Of OGa, OF SdUos~
the price Of the $50 Bonds ADORE par The Bo"A@ ora
beind laroely taken as an Investment By many Of the Sdr
ings Banks of Neo- EsglaNd, and conservative "e~s'
institutions Of other States whRc the exchanges Of ffe
T,reutes and other securities increasing in rOIsNt~
all parts Of the coGahy c 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
WEDNESDAY, Nov. s-P. N.

The glorious news of yesterdays election,
and the aud dispersion Of the thieves and robbers
who have so long fed the public crib, have done much
TO restore that confidence to banking and commercial
circles which lost after the Chicago fire. AS result
Of this influence there decidedly more activity In
the railroad share market and strong and buoyant feel
ing pcryaded the street about all day though less marked
in afternoon dealings when prices yielded the rise OF
the day equang to Il per cent as reflected in the COM
paratye table below The chief dealings were in Lake
Shore which heavily dealt In, in all It's various
FORMS the old stock rising from Oi to 1915 STOCK 500 10
s6 aud scrip 7si 79 There also large business
done in NcT-YUrk Central, Erie Ohio and Mississippi
Northwestern Common, Rock Island, Wabash, Union
Pacific, Western Union, and Pacific Mail. 1t does not
appear that the has brought in any new parties to
the market aud the cliqucs arc doubtless engineering
the rise order to sell cut their holdings Investment
stocks are firm, and miscellaneous and Express shares
dull and neglected. The following table shows the
hi hest and lowest prices Of active shares made to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
3 following for City Bank shares:

There has been o very active demand for nrstclass
railroad bonds and outside capitalists ready takers
at present prices Among the old bonds We sales
Of Union Pacific lists at eoI; Land Grants 49, Incomes
1911 Central Pacihcs 1OS9lO3 and Hannibal and st. JO-
seph per cent converbles at &c. Among the bonds
Offering there has been increased inquiry for Ties
per cent gold land-grant bonds of the St. Joseph and
Denver City Railway Company, which are offered at si
and accrued interest The financial agents Of the North
crn Pacific 100 gold bonds report steady demand for
that security. These bonds are offered at par in cur
rency Messrs. Fisk Hatch report good demand for
the Chesapeake and Ohio gold per cent bonds which
are offered at % and accrued interest They report bus
small portion Of the loan unsubscribed. The following
were the bids for railroad MORTGAGES:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
LITERARY NOTES,

HTbe liz, Of Charles Dickens" by John
Forster, is announced for publication by J. u. Lppin-
ro;t Co.. who have purchased the advance sheets OF
the English edition.
Mr.. ]. Disturnell, the indefatiSable compiler
Of stststcs and geography, is preparing "The Blue
Boolu for 1874 collection of facts and tables which
aNruot be found lsewhere in 90 convenient form.
The December number of ScTibRer will con-
tain poem by DR.. Hake, an eccentric genius who
has lust emerged from secluslon of many years, and
published OF In London. He is said to he
20 completely behind the age, never even 70 have
heard Of the great in modern song, later thnn
Milton, Dry den, and POpc-The same number wll con-
tain poems by Mrs. GreenouGh, and by Mr.. stedman'
Macmillan e. Co. announce as in preparation
q series Of Science Primers for Elementary Schools"
O. bc produced under the joint eorship Of Profs Hnx
ley Roscoe and BalfOur Stewart They hope to have
ready shortly after Christmas the first three volumes OF
Chemistry ny Prof H. +. Roscoe, and Physical Science
By Pro Ba,four Stewart. Other volumes will follow
HawthornC's American Note Books" close
with an account Of his stay at the isles Of Shoals group
of storm beaten islands OF the coast Of NcwHampsire
and he refers there 10 Mr. aud Mrs Thaxter and the rO
mantle history OF the latter. "NO doubt" he says
"throuch all their remaining life both he and she wi"
look back 20 this rocky ledge with ITS handful OF son ~
visited IT, II may judge from the agreeable desrl|-
tive ESSAYS Which Mrs ThaNtcr has written in the Ahon
fc Month ~ and from the occasional poems volume Of
which is shortly tO he published ny Hurd HouGhton'
A London house announces for November,
"Man in the Past Present, and Future: Popular Ac-
count ~ trr Results Ot Recent Scientific Research, az
regards the Origin Position, and Prospects OF the Human
rec :; translated from the German Of Dr. L. Buchner,
by Mr.. W. 9. Dallas, f. l.. 5.
Mr.. RoLcr; Gray, late Secretary of the
Natural History Society Of Glasgow, has issued pros
pcctu, Il his work shortly TO ne published, Tho Bride
Of the West ,oi Scotland including the Outer Hebridcs
Wit. Occasional Records Of the R1rer Species throughout
ScoUd acTay." since the publication OF the wOl ks
~ S.r william Jarfiuc, Prof. MacGiliyray, and MI.
= with In ed
N.nd 4s ucl gou-ht Un!, the notice OF OrnthOogists
as the book -ocu.> likely TO fill useful place in or
Astrological literature.
An English periodical is to be printed in
Bcr,"n, lcagu. the title of The German Quarterly
MacIzu" lis ohgct IS TO make the treasures Of Ger
man learning accessible the English speaking public
Two Of The most eminent literary men Of Germany
IrofS Nirrhow and Won Iu7"ndorf, have undertaken
it, joint management conducting the editing alter
natcN. to OIL in number articles chiefly on
El'url under the great ply Sicians direGton
and in the following, essays historical and ponnch
Subjects published under VI. Won HOltzcndorHs super
vision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

Monroe, Brown, and Bartholomew Counties, In Indiana,
have voted $4,000 in aid Of the Cincinnati and Tefrs
Haute Railway. ..
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the F
Avenue Railroad Company, held to-day, the following
Directors and Inspectors chosen: For Directors
Robert squires, William Remsen Henry r Remsen,
Henry Hart, Peter McMartin, Maltby G.. Lane John B.
Hobby william Valentine Syvanus 8. Rker, Sylvester
r. ComstOck, Henry Smith, Jonathan Thorne, James
Boorman Johnston. For Inspectors-J L. Everett, E.
Darling, j. l.. Worth It will be noticed that the Hon.
William NJ. Tweed is not continued in the Direction
The Philadelphia stock market active but steady
to-day. Pennsylvania g., third issue, sold at l0 Phl
delpha and Erie Railroad ~ Reading Railroad, 81 1914
and Pennsylvania Railroad, 5s1. Gold, illS.
The following the comparative earnings Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company for the month Of 0ct
Der:
AIS 1870 sasliT Iuecrea's.... e
10 mos 81. $685. 81 BTO... $50 92 Incease.. LAslS
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road for the month of October 1871 $7So; oco-
Der, 1870, $4,000 10; increase in 1871, A669 90 Tho
earnings from jan to Oct 81. 1871 S,32sH %;
crease Of s21I.OOl "a.
The earnings Of tho Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the month Of October 754a and for
the corresponding month Of 1870 1853 3d. showing an In
crease OF S2l,gN The earnings from ian. ~ NOV.
were 1881 and for the corresponding period VI last
year, s.. lS3, 4T0, showing an increase OF $H4ySS7
The Boston Hide and Leather Insurance C0mpanyi
will nav so per cent and probably wind up Its ahsirs
The Sew-England Company, also heavily involved VIII
pay per cent The Independent Company aho Oh Bos
ton with risks to the extent Of t000o has oon-
menced paying rs per cent. All other Boston companies
promptly paying in full as fast as claims arc P''
sented. 49, -. ry.-.,,,S
1t is the Merchants Insurance Company OF HsrtIon
that offers 30 cents the dollar TO its CmcaHo p1e
had only $4,000 loss In the Chicago fire. which ""
promptly paid in full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
The In the cash gold unsettled foreign
CHANGE which cloaaa weak At rates lnomnan as folio

Money has been In abundant supply all day. and rates
have been ard per cent all day. but street offerings
were reported atl and 8. The currency movement at
present avors the City banks There better market
for commercial paper but rates range At TO u per cent
for best names.
Government bonds have been strong all day. cloans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

EICHAIi) NANDi.lt1A hCh.
By The au;,orof Ra,l,d-c" The SutEen1" vol limo,
Cl,th. 6 8.
CU.RD vEEnERNARCK t'o-y the photographed form
teir t L heroine h'u gin Pauline dBs6e whose life
2s r;gl lick d thul aid uo,ry guidance, comes rear
n,cars vhfar sHrUrck Richard " ud"rnsrE the hero a
wallet mAny ana attractive fellow. German
tor fyu sy these three the principal characters The
Ioy peas -, crouch but legLs to gaCr ues; and MT
ry The int few pages VIII he willing lay the book down
Although dealing tragic adventure. and
and violent eOtus Of which the human heart
capable utTc ,A S1o oyerawn AID he story msy be
peur, Of tie E that going about US here il New
YoIk after .sv.
Also. NEW EDITIONS. IN HANDSOME Styles, OF
RTTLEDGE ThE SrIHERLANDS.
IRANK MaRElSC TON. st. PHILIPS.
VOL. l2mo. cloth.
al u ne atone toks GddreSS postpaid, upon
Tsopt u Tx irkE bU ne psbltsAtrs. -
CHARLES SCRiBNER L Co.,
BTNa .N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
Fam Schools.
6carhfrs.

AN EXPERIENCED classical, mathematical
TEACHER. OF foreign Uni
verdty employment TEACHER TUTOR Testmonss
highest caS Address TUTOR Box lOS
Tribune OBce
A GENTLEMAN who has travelled in Europe
N the ESstdrF position TUTOR in faulty OF private
English French and Mathematics
Pet rrfrrcucps Address TUTOR. Tribune ORce.
80 A mer School Institute Ii Bond-st., supplies
N schools families reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
positions should have Application PORN w. Seher nerho Aeusrv
WANTED, in Erasmus Hall Academy, Flat
buh L. gentleman ASSISTANT TEACHER In the English
testimonials T. T. Mack, Pnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

In the gold marketiproper there has been but nomi-
nal business DONE and during great portion Of the time
the price stationary at 1 though two occasions
it dropped to ll2. In the gold loan market there
activity, ami cash gold again made Tho
opening loan made fat" while later In the day
considerations OF 1i 1s2 a64, ll6 and OF per
cent per diem and and per per paid
for the OF the coin night. Toward the close
Of clearing hours holders OF gold could lend it free Of
interest the currency advanced, and sim later
cent paid to have balances carried The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows:
Gold cleared, s5l 67OOO; gold balances. S,e6eOs5
rency balances, sSl. The following the quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
NETWORK AND NEW-IIAVEN Rail.
~ ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, aIIl.


Fouth-a7e. Entrance Twenty seveuth.st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Nesaven aud BnIsePOrt7 (ELL & l2l5 ell
W. Miorj Scri Fa.T1e Southport, we.tpOr ll:sou
for ; South HoTS.I l. r) rO N; 1918 r L) a
Gi FoI f b;a: n.y. S:I I sPa M az $3.50. and
for stanford !, (EI 1880 l2S (ELL &5 (ELl aI5
For Ge.E si 1 U Stations m PTS ai5
Saoy Mail Tain lave, New.rort " for
Boston va both SP"n'ccoS ss sc III s?; TRAINS
For For Boston boston VIA VIA sbor 1gI 1s !I5 and m
For asa aa a SP. Rrc a. H. .5 P H. to NORTHAMPTON
for ISr;Fori Providence AMI rhli Railroad ll5
For shOe Line Raxay M to Norwich aud Providence '
For New Haven AMI Nortismr ION Railroad to North
PoT New Haven, adown and winantie Railroad (A Lnsa
For IIoa.a:one Railroad, a. m and p.
70, SSSa,Gs DS s STIs Top lis iSd 80 ~
Sleeping c1 .t'chs 10 r % Tram C, ana $ 20 s.
!, N aud 3 p m. Trains -,
the T:sa hs eSs3 and New IirS
and FurhsIe ,so the Once. Of The IdSPssr 90
leaving suitable notice can have their 0'sss H SS checked s"
RvEk qRktIMhRoaDeonnssas wsdSs.I. Ko1 ISL
through VIII leave m New Depot FOurth'aT and Forty
SO NJ Chicago and MonT. EHE,s:' With DnWinsrOom
1890 mr. Express With Dn"tnsr0OH to BuE.l0
Hoo 4. ~ Eorshtrn and Western BIPTs ..'.
$40 D. n, Special TOY Express fast train
Montreal Express with Seepngears from NeEYork to st.
Go D. H. ETrr with sleepnger' for WaeroWu osweEO and
800 m Psrife EIp,s sesppgcsu Rochester Buffalo
r" S.ii for & .T and tSa.s va a.
nr,!& Leaves Sundays M6 p m .
lion ~ Eapre,s With Tor Troy Albany and Utica
An nj rains running Of lonkers leave from depot.
you p, Sre. Thrtt,t side a. heretofore
G. II. KESDhCK General Passenger Asrnt
NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD--FR0M FOOT Of
~ DESBRoSSkS-bT. and from foot Of CORTLANDTST.-POr
VEST PHILADELPHIA, at $3.50 and $50 1851 400 So SO
r. 1920 night For PhadePhia via Camden, and
SOUTH EST $40. N. Silver Palace Wsshrg
daly $40 train. without change For
WEST via PeansylvAhis Rslroade:O m. and = m. silver
attached he $3.50 and throaEh pm New
York Pt.hurgh Chicago pi LOue without Change Sv,,
Palace ,t,ehd e A = H. daily and run through 70 Pits
Tiei. isr Of DbrOse f.O 81 CorAndtsL and 81
F. W fAxklx G.s P.:s Az " JACKSON
COUTH SIDE X. X. OF l.. |.
Winter Asng,m.n commencing Oct 90 MI, hOn Roosevelt and
Gtandst. Ferries. New iork.
s m Mali for Pstshonns By Beleport and Fin Place
lEO0 a n Aoconmeiahsa o Babyoa
PaiebnEus BY Bepo and Pire
Aeeomoiaas ioi lip hSaEh Patehogss Saturdays
g. D N BAby loA AoeoGmoistioa
Ga o M Aeon for herrek.
a aud Tie 9ip And $40 N trains
VALLEY Stream for RockA4ay and Hampstead
e. W. DOD0LAb. bupsrntsadsni
- TIA Tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
on the basis Of Ia to LA for Hss1s Esk Hatch ,.s..

offerings to the Treasury for the sale Of bonds 20 Gov
eminent footed up selOOse I174 10 H. One million
was taken ut III "a to 11IE5 Details were AZ anne-.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

CVrY NEW.IORK, DEPAETnKHT % PINAEch)
BuBEAu OF THE KEcEIvBR OF TAIEs
COUBT. I0Usk PAkK. ~ CHAHBBREsT., Nov ], lS1.)
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic il hereby given
that cent u be ADDED all unpaid 90 The LIST Of De-
cerT ais sdh0nAl DEC A On al
Inc unpI Jan interest at tie Of elleu.
te from the dR the bccb vef By the hesr OF ThIrs e
the paymsnt Will be rsdd No will be received aeT
O'clock D. w. OEre b0aJ frtm . to D.
BEREAED EHTTH. Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

The Treasury will sell million gold tomorrow.
The transactions to-day ct the U. S. Sub Treasury
were:
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Gold $50 rs % Currency 6Asnee are Al
Gold balADce. $685. 1i9 06 customs A90O
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