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NJ o T I G E J.

NJ o T G E.
The undersigned is pleased to be able to inform.
his numerous patrons, and the public generally,
that he has lust returned from an extended busl-
ness tour North, where he has worked hard and
used his experience and money to great advan.
tage, in buying up at low figures,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
comprising well selected and extensive assort.
ment of GROCERIES, Crockery, French China,
Glassware, House Furnishing Hardware, Table
Cutlery, woodenwsre, Baskets, and general as
sortment Of Wlllowware, Wooden and Porcelain.
TOYS, Stone and Earthenware besides an inter.
minable List Of small articles indispensable In
every household. These Goods are now bling re.
ceived from every Steamer and sailing vessel ar
irving at this port.
he would also state that ON SATURDAY, the
aoth OF September, he will open for business that
large and aplendid
STORE No. 100 KING STREET, OPPOSITE
BERESFORD STREET,
with Stock that Will be constantly increasing
until about the 18th OF October, by which time he
expects to have received and arranged the entire
Stock bought. The business at the Old Stand,
No. sSs KING STREET,
will be conducted with the same assortment and
similar prices maintained.
ss- Look ont for future advertisements; but
call and see US az soon as convenient.
Respectrully, JOHN ". LINLEY, 4
july31 Nos. 100 and 1888 King stfee''
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Cost an6 fonnh.

EOUND, A CHILD'S ARMLET. THE
owoer can have the same by proving prop.
erty anu paying expenses. Apply at News Or
nce. oclZo
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Nfmspaptrs, Aasa'lnes, 81.
ID URAL c. 70 l. N I 4 n .
OCTOBER NUMBER
NO W R E A D Y.

Among the Contents are:
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. BY D. W. Aiken.
Land or Labor. BY l.. a. Harsen.
Lime as Fertilizer.
Breeding o! Domestic Animals.
The Derby Game Fowl.
The Japan Pea.
Farmers, Plant Trees.
Price-Single number. er....................25 rs cents
Per annum.... ...$Z ~
For sale by
WALKER, EVANS i COGSwELL,
Publishers. No. Broad street.
AND BY BOOKSELLERS EVERYWHERE.
mar25
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Jnsnranre.


No. 100 East Bay, next (south) Courier.
oct2s-14
r II P E R I A L
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LoNDoy,
ESTA LISHED 1909.
Capital and Assets over So 600, 900, in Gold.
Information sufficiently definite has
been received by this Company from
Chicago to enable US TO state posi-
lively that our entire amount in the
burnt district is.................... SCOOPS 90
Upon which We have reinsurance in q
strong Company, not in the Chicago
FIRE. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 co
Showing our LOSSES If total in every
instance, which is not probable, 10
be. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l45, ,6I6 %
These losses are now being promptly adjusted
and paid.
Risks taken at fair rates in the first class, old
established Company, and losses paid here, by
A. L. TOBIAS, Agent,
No. 100 East Bay, next (south) Courier once.
oct2S-l4
DELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE!
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAP1TAL.............. 100000 90
Surplus. $50 81
Assets 1st July, 1s7l............... 2,6SS,s2o 81
LOSS by Chicago Fire.. 100000 90
1856 IL
Additional Capital all subscribed..... 500 600 90
Present Assets after paying Losses. 2,l55,e2o 81
UNION INsURAN COMPANY,
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CASH CAPITAL, Gold d...."..........s 10000 90
Surplus. ......."................ 3oo,lI4 w
Cash Assets. s........................ 1,ll5,lI4 %
LOSS by Chicago Fire not exceeding. 100000 90
Present Assets after paying Losses..s sl5,l74 90
The Subscribers continue to take Risks, as
heretofore in the above named reliable Compa.
niles. WILLIAM B. HERloT CO.,
oct2s-3 Agents.
NRIED BY THE
GREAT ICAGo TEST.
The following nrst.cass Companies are offered
as security to all who desire to obtain value re-
celved for money paid in premiums on Fire In
surance Policies:
ErNA, OF HARTFORD CONN.
Assets, July Isl, 1871, as follows:
Cash Capital. ................S S3,OOoOOo
Cash Surplus......,......... 3,047, ,37S-$6047,37S
Losses by Chicago fire less than........ 100000
s4,o,7,s7s
Income received during s7o.........".$s,s72, 1894
HARTFORD, OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Assets, October 1st. 1871, as follows:
Cash Capital. al..."............$l,00 100000
Cash Surplus. 1855, ,877-$2, s5,s77
Losses by Chicago fire ess than. n...".... 1.2oo0 900
$l,6s5,s77
Income during ls70..............."...- l,7I5,6ls
A. q. HAYDEN, Agent,
No. 272 KING STREET.
@J.L HONOUR, sub.Agent, East Bay.
oct20-fmw2mos
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Gopartnersh,rs anb DissoIutions

TAW FIRM &C. D. MELTON, W. A.
IL CLARK-SELTON & CLARK.-The Law
Firm OF Carroll, Melton Janney having been dis
so.ved, have associated with me In the PRAC.
TICE or Law W. A. CLARK, Esq. Tile business
Will hereafter be conducted IN the firm name OF
MELTON l. CLARK. y. D. MELTON.
Columbia october 2, 1871. oct4
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
w FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. 359 RING STREET,
Dyes and Cleaps, by means OF steam, Gentle
mems, Ladies', and Chidren's Clothes. Fine
Lsces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
IN with the Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace
ana Crane Sbawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
M Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-lyr L. BlLLEh, PToprletor.
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yNo RENT, A SUIT OF ROOMS
plea.antly situated in PincIney, opposite
Lnurch street. Apply on the premises.
Oct30.lH
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ITO RENT, FOUR LARGE KITCHEN
Rooms. Apply at once at this ONCE.
oct2i
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Gnnratlonal.
,THARLESTQN FEMALE SEMINARY
" No. so ST. PHILIP STREET.

The Second Annual Session Of this Institution
will begin MONDAY, October 9Th, 1871, and end
the last Friday in July, 1872
Last years success enables the Principal ~
oer Increased facilities for learning. and, with
pleasant, commodlous, well-ventllated school
House. TO receive o larger anmber or pupils.
pication 30 as to OCCASION as little delay as ppssl'
Bile in the formation OF classes.
For circulars, containing particulars, apply ab
above. Z. A. KELLY,
sep27.yfm Principal.
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mants.

u1ANTED, TWO EXPERIEN CED
w Salesmen TO take charge Of Dress Goods
Department. FURGHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
No. 24i King street. ocloO-I
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE SINGER
n MANUFACTURlNG COMPANY received the
highest premium az the Cotton States Fair, held
ut Augusta, Ca In 1870. Also the highest pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair, constituted by the
homes Of the people,) for they sold l27,s33 Ma
chimes in 1870: 44,o25 more Machines than any
other company. The SINGER is sold on easy
terms at State Agency, No. 1871 King street.
tepl9-Wfh3mUs
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"OCSEKEEPER WANTED
H lady to take charge Of the housekeeping
Davis House Sumter, S. &. Reference required.
Uct30 81
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, THE PREMISES No. lOl
Meeting street, known as The Denial Oflce
and residence OF the late b. A. R0drlgues, NJ u:
The oftic. consists OF five handsomely furnished
rooms, which will be rented with or without the
Dwelling attached. The whole establishment ls
IN the most perfect condition, with gas. wafer.
works. bath rooms. ranges, dc. Tne Furniture OF
the office will be sold If desired by The tenant. The
premises can be inspected daily from 10 A. NJ. TO
4P NJ. For terms apply 10 J. OTToLENGUl, at
the office OF the Charleston Chart able Association,
Meeting street. ocloU-3
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Just opened and will have always on hand an
assortment OF the above articles. Also, Gentle.
mems NECK TIES, SCARFS. WALKING CANES,
&c. Ills friends are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. oc'l4-lmo
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
a VERS.I. TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time, twine, thread. fingers and teeth Some
hing every body wants. Samples mailed &c on re-
ceipt of 25 cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
$50 Broadway, New York. oc'3O-omos
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HOUSE WANTED, TO RENT OR PUR-
IL CHASE. Apply 10 Key BOX 80 +. o.
harpgtOn OClou-lT
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YXTANTED, BY A STEADY, INTELLI-
w GENT ard perfectly trustworthy coiored
nan, OF mature years, q place as porter IN busl-
less house. Satisfactory references given. Ad.
dress "PORTER,n office Of THE NEWS. oct2
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NIANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w in the Land and immigration Assocla;lOn
vl Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY CO
Tickets now ready. VIII be glad 70 See my friends
st the office OF Mr.. EDWARD n. MORELASD,
No. 2s Broad street. EBEN COFFIN, sup.Agenl.
lpay29
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ITALIAN UNITY.


o., m, Editor Of rae Trtou~t-
srr. Italus,n in THE TmBUNE oi March 2i'
,ou,emps The Catholic World for charging e Rev Dr'
rhonpson with making false statement In regard TO
,ns ,p,nons OF Gioberti, Bosmni, Laccraire and Dol
nngcr." on the temporal power of the Pope
ttalus- 20 say the least very disngonuous. Hc
has nothing 10 reply 10 the formal passages quoted rom
y6ninger by The Catholic World rcfutng Dr. Thompsons
hascess assumption BrcVits is necessary. In addition
70 what The Caaole World has already given Dolhnger
writes iu Church and Churches p 4if Tho greatest
men among the Italians in riodcrn times have aVoweu
that mcnarcbical unity antasonsnc hoth 10 tc
character and the pas history of the population ana ao
violence 20 the Italian npnici pal spirit BaDo 0ooe1u
Rosmni Gateott were al in favor Of Confederation
as being most i'm accordance kith the Italian tradition
and the popular sentiment ard therefore they feGieu
nunited italian KINGDOM aes7 mposSbility."
"Italas~ also lnisreprcscns Rosmin On page l79 OF
the Five Wounds Of tho Church Rosmin states that
God makes Of the temporal power OF the rope 10
preserve The indcpendc0ce o. the Apostolic See nc
finds fault with temporal authority in the clergy only
when il renders them subserviont 10 the secular arm lie
writes: The temporalitcs not injurious when they
are independent" page aS0 he condemns those en-
dowments which ensiave the clergy but not those When
them free and ne formally eNcmpts the "ao",'
hbcro' of the Roman see frOutthe list OF ensa'lhs ~
poralities M
The messages ouoted by AItaius" do not affect me
CafIolic Worlds statement They merely sho" 'i,"'
D6ninger. Gichcrti, and others desired feIorni' " "
Papal States as TIE TRBuNE condemns ABUSES III o'''
municipal government without rejecting It's autnori'I
Our hatred VI abuses is intensified ~ our love o WIN" Is
abused To desire reforms iD koHt Is "o' u ofP''' WV
Papal temporal sovereignty
The object e the Italian Unity meeting was de Joc'o
,orrlrd the destruction OF The Pores temporal power
bv force Of arms without declaration of war in viola
d. - international law and. me catholic World
shows in spite OF The majority of the Roman people
rhe meeting taeitly if not openly approved tne llo
,o ,llayo ass,ssnati0ns, ballot stufng, and other
,r,,ds N, the royal Sayoyard's Lombard satellites.
In vain will presumptuous "Italus' Or dslngenuous
Dr. Thompson seek for solitary phrase in "Globerti
Rosuiui Lacordaire or DJllnger" exTeadng sympathy
with the Object Of such a meeting RohANUs'
Ve,-- Iork. March %. 1911
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A. :. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. A. = HATCH.
FISK 4 HATCH
bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities
No. 3 Nassau-st, New-YoTk. March II, 1871.
We buy and sell, at current market rates, the First
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and recommend them to investors
and others contemplating exchange of their
Five-twenties, or making new investments, as
Tst-class security, yielding liberal income on their
cost, combined with perfect security, and having at
all times a ready market at quoted rates.
These Bonds represent, by special act of Congress,
a first lien upon the most productive portion of the
Great National Pacific Railroad, which has already
proved to be one of the most profitable and iniluen-
tial railroads on this continent.
The Central Pacific Railroad earned, in 1870 nearly
SSOO000 and the increase for January and February
of this year indicate that the earnings for 1871 will
reach from Sl0,0OO,000 to $l2,0O00O0.
The bonds are well known i'll Europe, and are
dealt in at the principal Bourses and Stock Exchanges
of the world including those of New-York, Amster-
dam, Frankfort, Berlin and London.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, Gold and
Coupons, execute orders in miscellaneous securities
mt the New-York Stock Exchange make collections,
receive deposits subject to check at sight allow IN
terest on balances, and do general banking busi-
ness FISK Il HATCH.
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s2 soa - 10, ord Pale - 2Jast small Ia, a, ,,,,,
laLHa At t25 On deck Nilmi ton Tar IL orie, - 'Nn
qaoie an42 g. " Y't $50 ifnefi o..
O'b'-Cruie n b O arc 'er7 ore- but prees Ar, v,t,,
ehange The marei for Am.rsl Lase4 s am, '' oaos,
mann w qloc No 3e for csla Ia other on. =. S'ocs
hrs to note. Trad rer1airs iui ~ W nave DO r's -
lho ,lhiONs-fod, In whole De- Wiy l. euIl .-d,t ann,
mltn only fsifi prices veal e farlei .tt % ~ 4.
ta,s IN JOB o's. 20O bbls a. e2 ID ~, u p eFd o,
W 90 city DO Tor ft1 leltry he mlrtet i ~ mo-
sine note IN or last ais NJ ~ 1 t2i n ~ ~ %. O.
ps. 52l . hr april anil 4l ia szl 30 for Sss 40 ~
its' L'td = n9m'nay s.ea1 iu De lea-sb! !. l 'vr
ILLS - FlgD@l5 tor PlaiH Mo- Sisa 81 s 80 ~ %
iea' h, Is % noefafe rCaIefi cni 1Iy. galt a ~ Ass
~ Tor Prime he and G230 80 for hi. 80 n - 40 $40
Weef Cut Meats are not yeY Te lut ne ~. ~ ~
We ma tet Comparatively steady: a of y bbf. ~ ~, - ~
ana " hAia shonlfr on private tnls Bsron L se,5 - ~
oul D,s'ea Hos are Hesk We a. 8ln9ie o 80 ~ ~
MOL lze ior ~ Zftr Tor fr 70 prime gssn al I3, = = "
Of 20 tcs. At ilic for May. t' i'iAff lgons, 80
PETROLEUn-The marlct for crsie IA, be, ,.., OLD -
is inactive at S40 - o.. tprer anl Tower Fr "a m-ftt
more inquiry though A. lower ric.s, .o of 3t - - .e
do Joll ~ 25c., AMI runore sale % June ao.e ~ % 80 "
.aes vas eae % pgi 70 .sie er froel quote lsd2 f
ese business. Zone n tte declei Of ZOO ~ ~
4Jc nlil return 2u dq. AlE 90 e. 4nl no IN. ~
MONTH for NAY Jure and July Tr 80 'srms ~ ' '-d
kICE-Ibc market Is steaiy ani nod ratelg active. ,s s
SUGhR-Raw Sugars IN fo9l i..1Hd md srrs =, I'm,
go0i Refining snd prime DO at tff al 40 49, R ~
a. &C. for low grade az gs of n ms a.ag c IN
Porto REQ. 8Uf g., 1nd Dem g.. an s0 bore.
lOc Refined moderately active. h4 prices unsfit ~ "a
hEEDS-The market for Clover ill sil nominal f,
Timothy quiet but steady a p blsh '" '''i
AIKARISIhe nake = quiet tIts cly yati2 al7e tr ll t
TALLOWThe market has icen AIRY active sl s,,lf. ,l
oInO % n la9c for Prime. "
WHIsKY-The market Is moderately active and pfos, A., g.
sales Of 225 bbls at 9l a9l,c AID small lots al &c. ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

w,DSEsDaY Nsrck 2)-B2EvgsWith so css q, COM. h.,
there fair trade this nornHT aai those oh hToayi r.s
prices Of Moniay portion iher remain fo DE more 10
kes Of THURSDAY and Friday Bef er in he iead n,.
sHEEP-Recepts 3llgi viz az MefhaEkes - -
eighth st., and Commun1aw Trade iull and fes "a,
f0rtyeightht j. KIRBY sold Ohio sleircI sheep S n sCe IL
at - 90 y ewt. ''i
q Tic. - II
Jo,d BaeAEelan At we,hawksn. 1877 f.t shear,l se IC
Kase Co soM1; 7e ihl ca u state ,leep e sp "a
A. Van Wer soh 20s sts'e .le-p O. %. az 7c.
ll9 shearei sheep, au p. Q ~. ~
HoGs-Aryss, - O., fef chst and at Conngr- d, %.
head, and market urct fc gUi0c flr htayy
pigs Of i've ~ sllosl Ly' -, b. sod 9; el al
some holding for 5!c ~. -
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
WEDNESDAY, March oo-P. N.

7,
The stock market opened confident and
strong with bulsh sentiment strongly developed the
few stocks in which any important dealings were re-
ported showing indications of higher quotations Lake
Shore was in marked contrast however and having ef-
fected good send off rapidly declined 10 1o9 vgo-
rous pressure of long This sharp raid however
failed a the time to carry with any weight far
the other shares concerned, and only brief yield
ing was apparent until after meridian, Lake Shore
having in the meantime, reacted to lG2i. There ap-
peared however 10 those familiar with the market an
unusual desire unload stocks and very large amounts
OF the leading shares Offering SO adroty was the
distributing movement carried on during the early hours
that the game was undiscovered until about o'clock
when the entire list, rule manifested decided symp
toms OF weakness and large blocks changed hands at
declining EQUATIONS though all symptoms OF panic were
avoided the ccues buying in sufficient amounts TO keep
their favortes from soggng too rapidly The decline OF
the day will be in the table Of highest and lowest
quotations in the day the market assumed more
steadness. After Lake Shore, the more active deal
ings were in New-York Central and Hudson
St Pauls and Rock Island. North West was well sus
tanned throughout and but little impression was made
on the prices Ohio and Mississippi was steady, Wabash
making no material decline. Reading was duh and
strong, Delaware, Lackawana and Western advancing
ON fair business 10i Chicago and Alton to 49, and
preferred 12l Boston, Hartford and Erie sold quite
literally at lid2. In miscellaneous shares, Western
Union was neglected and Pacific Mail fairly active
Quicksilver was strong 2t for common and 20 for pre-
ferred Coal shares steady. In Express shares the
rise in Adams to 5A the feature the other shares he
ing steady The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices OF active stocks made today:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RrROpRAH MAPFETS

LoNDoS March 29ll;5O A. mCOn'os opened o. Gl o 49,,
and America funer; lnnf ~ g
Twenty bonds 1862 92i 1915, old, ssi l1 va TnPoa, ig
Enc Railway shares 1915 Illinois Cea'rss o. Attc
FESNKToRr March 29-Unred States FysTxeuiy bo1 e At p,
lat night.
LIVERPOOL March 29i:3O m.-Coton ogeHei qss; NIlrs
Uplsnds. 7ld. Middliug Orleans. 20.
LOSDON March 2930 m.CVnso f0r money 9 fof ls
s2 American securities quiet and STEADY Atlantic
Western Railway shares huner al 50.
LoSDoy March 1850 D. mConsos closed AZ M for no-ev ~
90 for the American securities quiet United
Twenty bonds 1862 92i 6t old 81. 1901 sls; Ter Pres Zoe
Railway shares, Sl Illinois CenL HOE Atlantic and Great "ss
buoyant st 40l
LIVERPOOL March 294:]6 ?. m.-Coo1 closed quii Mst q
UpAnd Id Maing Orleans ia sales = the DAY. y 80 bss
1900 for export and speculation Common Rosin sac
LosDON. March 29-Ca.cal4 Lnseei 90 Lnseec OF GNE
A.
LIVERPOOL March 29-Arryed. steeger Ciy o. Bnsses N 4
Neg.York March l8 With S13 bales of Cotton.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s2 m.Pork s & bbL 'or EEi1 PnEs
Mess
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COTTON MARKETS.

MoPuR March 29.-Cotton iull; Nlilhngs' 1916 po f
bales sales 100 bales; & siOSs % Ca,S5 sue, Mdns M - re-
GENTS tS5 bales; gross pts so bales q % ~ ,ss
* t,is.. coasxiSe g8s bales sales b2OJ hllsi sa
SC. oaesi M.rcb 2e Cotton quiet Mddlngs lie lt
o7S hss.. .,rosto Great Bntaa l,5s2 baesi eoss'
.ales 400 bales, stock, 20S9 baes , Nfnrg lfe. ~
d., Ia ,,lss. gros. recep 5j bales eIp0s-'A
oa,es sses, s a. 5s on du Mldings Is. .aia!e g' "
hsiss ssles 80 bales stock l2VD bsles H. is 81
ssa bales e1ports-eoastSise Il biesi sAss "
seSt, S,,1S 9afcb 2l-Couon dul Low Ndllngs . -
.n1s no bales; e1pors-coasvise, 24l bsies saes' NV
W,,SSsros March Cotton qnet Ndlhngs 'c tc,I5s
., hsIes. erports-o the continent 2o oslesi s a. z ih
- oAesi N.rch ~ -Coton In moderate demand ats 81
-, recsins / $40 bales; eIfOts-to HIeat ntiA. A. 49,
nso / 06t bales; sales 20 balesi stocAi 'o'I~0 oa
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
A CHOICE SECURITY.

NEw-YoRK AND OswEso MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
A very large full paid up stock subscription.
800. $500, AND 81 600 BoNDs,
COUpoN AND Registered.
The new trunk line from New-York City to the
North and West between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New-York to Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles Of finished road
already in existence, cost twice the amount OF bonds
issued may fairly be called the best character of
real estate loan; title perfect and value constantly
enbancing issue of bonds positively limited to
$4,000 per mile of finished road very small loan
per mile, highly thought VI by bankers and. We be-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
coleman Benedlet's closing quotations were;

There has been 1rmness noted In the gold market
to-day but business has been restricted scale. Tie
price momentarily touched 10s, but the dealings
mainly ut 1lO30lOs. The short interest still predomi
Mates as indicated by the premium cash gold and this
has doubtless stimulated the hrmness in view OF the
strong tone Of the foreign markets In the gold loan
market the carrying rates were !, 2, and 3
per cent, while Hat and 2 per cent the
rates on the borrowing side. There were no
exports Of specie to-day. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared,
s5975sOOO gold balances, 100000; currency balances
g. ooa soa Tho foIloUino were the 1uOtatlOns.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

The state bond market was without special activity
though the dealings distributed among oil OF the
nr,ncual issues; south Carona's especially ac-
tive but followed the decline OF the past few days. down
10 81 Tennessccs rm at 6iS dG5, for old and new
Missouris opened steady at 92ia92i; Virginia 6s new
having made an advance Of per cent and the regis
tered DID, Of three per cent to $50, There was decline
noted on North Carolinas special tax to 49, The FOL
Lowing yrere thp hils.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
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NORTON, SLAUGHTER q Co, WM. ALEXANDER
SMITH * Co, HALLGARTEN & Co., recommend, after
thorough investigation of the affairs of the Com
pany, the EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE EIIZABETHTOwN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD of
Kentucky as a very safe and desirable Investment.
They are only authorized to offer a limited amount
Bonds offered are on the completed portion Of the
Road which is now in success ful operation.