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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13
Good Farming.

Our husbandry ought to be mixed
one, for only a mixed husbandry, com.
bin al with q rational rotation of crops,
can preserve and increase the prOduc-
Inverness and the net profits of farm.
We have always to keep in mind
that the ultimate object of farming is
exactly that of any other business. viz,
to MAKE money. Therefore ! do not
hesitate to pronounce that farmer the
best one who gains from bis farm the
largest ret profits, provided his man.
aeement is such one that the source
of his profits not only is not closed nor
diminished, but is increasing from
year to year. To gain large profits for
only year or two, and i'm way which,
destroys the source, is acting a GOOD
deal like the woman i'm the fsb'e who
killen the goose that laid the golden
egg.
The object i'm farming should be tode-
rive from the farm products all the
profits that can be made in a practical
BILE manner. and to export as little bulk
and as little material rs possible, that
is, to bring our farm products futo the
market i'm the most concentrated con-
dition practicable. That means, in
other words, to sell them in the form
of live stock, beef, pork, mutton, wool,
cheese, butter, etc.-Dr. Detnters, IN inc
Chicago Tribune.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

AT the late meeting Of the oBard
of Directors of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad company, the follow
ing officers were unanimously elected
for the ensuing year: Col. f. w.
Cole, President; w. A. GIeaves, Secre-
tary aud Treasurer, r. c. BransfOrd,
general boOk-keeper. The President
appointed, and the Board confirmed
unanimously, Jno. w. Thomas as
General Superintendent, and r. G..
Morris, Resident Engineer. The old
Executive Committee, consisting of
Messrs. Bass, Fogg, Whitesides and
Jordan, were appointed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

TIE BROWNS AND BLACKS produced by that
sterling preparation. tristadoro's Excelsior Hair
Dye cannot be exceiled by Nature; its tints chal-
1eDge comparison with Natures most favored pro-
ductions, and delay deiectou.-Cbm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

THE great globe which We inherit is itseli
a magnet. On the one side of the magnet
ic equator, the north end of the needle
dips; on the other side, the south end dips,
the dip varying from nothing to ninety de-
grees. five 20 TO the equatorial regions
of the earth with suitably suspended
needle, we shall find there the position OF
the needle to be horizontal If we sail
north, one end of the needle dips if we
sal south, the opposite ends dips; and
over the north or south terrestrial magnetic
pole the needle sets vertical The south
magnetic pole has not yet been found, but
SIR James Ross discovered the north mag
&c pole on the lst of June, 1881 --Fara-
day. ss - e's.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

THE Chicago fire b!Otted out $685.
10000 of accumulated production.
Assuming that the labor that produced
it was equal in value to 81 per day, the
loss was equal to the combined pro-
duction of 81. 90 working 1850 days, OF
five years of $50 days each. Assuming
that the average surplus of production
is ten per cent. above that Is needed
for consumption. it will require the
labor of these $1,000 for fifty years to
produce a surplus or accumulation Of
property equal to that destroyed in the
twenty-four hours of the Chicago con-
fiagratiOn. .s-.s .ls5saa8s ~ -.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

THE sum of two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars was appropriated at
the last session of Congress for the en-
largement of the signal service. The
chief signal officer of the division of
"telcgrams and reports for the benefit
Of commerce and agriculture" has ad-
dressed a circular TO the different
boards of trade aud chambers of COM
merce and agriculture, inviting sug-
gestions which will help to perfect the
system now established
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

We take delight in referring our
afflicted friends to the drug stores where
that most estimable medicine, DIR. S.
o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters,
can be procured. We advise our friends
10 use it, because we know its value in
curing Fever and Ague, diseases COM
mon in the west, and all new countries.
1t should be kept at hand in every fam
lily.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

GAINESVILLE Station, North Geor-
gia Conference, has been visited with
clouds of mercy and showers OF grace.
During a meeting recently held there
there were so or 60 conversions, and "a
accessions from without and seven by
letter. s4, -g tiis6 F. .trs I
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

Memphis will have an Industrial
Exposition this fan. The building ia
to be erected on the corner of Jefferson
and Fourth streets.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

Rre ,cbI o,,,nr Shot suus SO To sss Double Shot
Guns es TO $751; single Guns. 81 TO sn Rifles, IS
ez5, Revolvers Sc 20 ~. send stamp for Price.
List, Arny Guns, RevotpeTs, &C., bought or traded
FIR
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

Do NOT think of one faIsity as harm
less, and another as slight, an another
as unintended Cast them all aside !;
they may be light and accidental. but
they are ugly sOot from the smoke Of
the pit for ali that, and it is better that
our hearts should be swept clean of
them, without one care as to which is
the largest or blackcst. -Ruskin.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

Send for copy of TheriaLi, maya
zine devoted to the interests of opium
eaters. One copy sent free to any ad-
dress by DR.. S. B. Collins, Iaporte, In
diana. T5rJsN =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

n WITH the majority Of mankind, for
giveness is but form Of f0rgetsulnees.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

ssrkeir Name u 1egIsn.''- Dyspepsia Is the
parent Of more evils than new out OF Pandora box
BfiicuSness sour stomach. beadache. constipation,
debility, nausea. and Understandable mental
misery among its terrible offspring. give them
ELL the coup de 07aes with TaRRAST's EFrERyEs-
CENT SELTz ER APsKIEST, which renovates and
regulates the bowels. Jones the stomach. aud h
snrs remedy for indigestion and all IT'S conconi-
tants. ll4 -..t p t
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-09-13

lar was from DR.. S. B. Collins, of La
porte, Indiana, As soon as began to
rad nav attention was fastened as by
Assassination. For the first time hope
began to dawn that there might b;
something that would "minister to a
mind diseased" aud breathe soul be-
meath the ribs of death. 1 wrote to DIR.
Collins, and then followed my letter
bodily. Tn an exceedingly interesting
interview he stated how he fell upon the
discovery. A 20 year opium victim, a
near friend, was ut the point of death,
unless help could be found. DR.. Col
Inns set himself to this one thing to
find the help. He did it! -.
At once I procured bottle, and on
the morning of December Dist, that day
on which the sun begins to leave its
winter for summer-the long night for
the long day. took teaspoonful of
mild, pleasant something q know not
WHAT instead of the drug. trembled,
feared, hoped-hoped-feared. The
simple liquid not only completely took
the place of the old tyrant, but left a
most pleasing impression upon body
and mind. But did it last? 1t has
lasted, and will last. I have waited for
full conviction. Almost one year has
passed since that December morning
and not only has not one particle kOf
opium in any of its forms ever passed
my lips, but not the least desire for it
or need of it has been felt.
For five months only / used DR.. Col
Inns preparation with less and less oc-
caslon for it. At the end of that time
I laid it aside with not the slightest diff
fculty, and for Eve months have nsed
no stimulus or tonic of any kind what
ever, nor felt It's need. This is not all
My appearance, health, hopes, prospects
are all transformed. How it is, or can
be often holds me with surprise and nm
speakable gratitude. But the thing re-
mains, / am :" free as bird upon the
mountain" Fasb ar1
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK. Friday. Sept. 10. 1872.


There were several legal sales advertised TO take
n :, s Exchange this morning all Of which were postponed VIA
n, lanes NJ Miller BY RehtdC Beamsh referee until the
a inst of one lot located on southeast Of Fourth ave- and
by order Of Wm. NJ Howand, ree
~ ~ N, 2o inst Of the property located tie east side Of First
- hueen and Onehunlred andsSeny
frstst -, -. ,AL AL. ... .r.,io,oe,
NJ, % of Charles A. Jackson referee OF properties located on est
known No J and on the easehols OF NOS -
n M In the same regarding which sales nothing was sa
hnt m are informed referee Mr. Jackson that the reasons be
for are that owing niorma in the previous legal advereme
the whole Due notice oil sale wi" tAefOe
be given 10 this column. ~, -.
Great between the Bowery and Broadway (probAb NO '
by order o Matthew T. Brennan, Sherh ~ 81.
Jos adjourned until the 2h inst by orter OF James
the othe property located on the north sue OF '
fourth-st, east Of Tenih-aye ,., ,.,l
Regarding sale held yesterday the premises at Tboggs Neo
County remainder Of the property formerly
T. d. informed o messs
Blackwell Co that every unqualified sne
commencing O'Clock, continued With scve bon
all the property bad been disposed oil a. Al Sss
gate OF about s. DO for 40 lots ,.. ... 49,
This the this property the first one nav
ing taken place the "a which time the MAhAOn 0 ~
lots realized about S26,SO0 -. H., .v,.-.
Tie we'll and most encouraging m
Of Westehester County properties Quick transit VIII very aop
bring neghborhOos into competition With os on th M
private sale reported that Wm H. kanor pas SOU
three story bownone front House and lot 1Iio1V S.e
noh sac Of Foryn.s OF Broadway laer Waenhsl'
to james W.. Gilhes for S28,JOO. II
so one lot 2xlOO side Of the Boulevard 4 iee' Il
inches south OF One hundred y-eghhst, ior 9oOO
But sales advertised to take place t01norro"
SATURDAY,, Sept. IA.
H. Ludlow legal sale urder the direction OF Aua
Ack referee 70 he sold premises the OF Rye West
County one and the property owned by Rich
BT Alfred Frbe property 80 91lOo located the east side Of First
ave between and Onehundred
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
FGipAY. Sent. l3-p. N.

The business at the Stock Exchange to-day was
The only peculiar feature Of the market has been
activity with hgh for borrowing stocks the stock IN
greatest being Ee Hence wide disparity has existed be-
cash" and regular sales Of Erie The shorts were
badly squeezed hav been compelled to to per day
for the Of sock deliver. The demand was very
active up to m. At time sales we're made
at A seller three dH 49i cash. and 49, regular The range OF the
stock for day. "Iear l ii aud cash. at As we
REMARKED Erie being manipulated London and the
activity toays brrosng due to the nonarya Of some stock
sold there course Lis enges the short interest," aud
squeeze Of the is promised unless
hand speedily This clearly illustrates the Danger selling or
future delivery any matter how poor It's Intrinsic value From
Appearances Pacific no, far behind this
race the nrebeing very large ,nd the stock controlled by lev
wealthy parties The advance in the price Of about per cent
the range being aboutlhe c. O. c. which was 81 fJ
These stocks together with Northwest 0hos MY Central ana Paehc
Mail features Of the afternoon business The general market
opening decIned to | per cent, but ths Was more
than compensated 20 by the advance later the da Outside
those already named railway aud miscellaneous shares were quiet
and unlHtreHg; Pnama sold p2a1i Dei~are Lseka"aa'
and 1901 9oOi and Morris aud Essex at sli Quicksilver
advance AZ for Common and to 90 Tor the Preferred
In Express weakness observed AID Adams 'nd
American further decline The general market the close Nas
strong Theoowiag the opening highest lowest aud
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BANKERS AND

OFFICE OF FISK q HATCH, BANKERS AND)
FISANCIALA AGENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO X. Il. Co, NEW-l DIRK, Sept ., lo2.)
By direction Of the President and Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company we offer,
for proposals, all the remaining balance of their
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, now
amounting to S2,923,7OO. Proposals must be accom-
panied by deposit of per cent, and viii be re-
ceiyed mp to, and including Monday the 10th inst,
the Directors reseryng the right to reject any pro-
posals which it may not be for the interest of the
Company 70 accept The 5 per cent deposit will be
applied toward the payment, in case of accepted
bids, and returned to those whose proposals
accepted
The President Of tho Company, Nr. c. p HUNT
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the same
energy displayed in the management of that corpo-
ration. and to which its remarkable success is 80
largely due is being put forth in the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO.
The Board of Directors is composed of probably as
strong and able men rs ever associated
together TO carry out a great enterprise. Among
them are the following well-known New-York mer-
chants Messrs. A. A. Low, WM II. AsPNwALL,
JONAS G. CLARK, DAVID STEWART, WM. WHITE
WRIGHT
This road will extend from Richmond to the heart
of the great West, at point on the Ohio River SlS
miles below Pittsburgh, where it will at con-
meet with 12OOO miles OF river navigation and soon
by connecting roads with the whole great system of
Western railroads. thus giving short, direct. and
easy grade outlet to the illions of people and in
oxhaustible products of the West to tho Atlantic
Coast and in return furnishing them with the man.
uiacturos of the East, and cheap coal and cheap
iron from along tho limo Of tho road. Ia traffic
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

The Governing Of the Stock Exchange have concluded
grant petition Of the majority OF the members o that body and the
present hours business will be perpetual Hereafter as heretofore
the Board open and close at except on Saturday.
when the closing will be In OF any emergency
recurring closing the Governing Committee
light make such extension Ordinarily the ABOVE hours
afford ample time for the transaction Of business
The earnings OF the st. and Iron Mountain Railroad for the h
week in September were 1872 st3gG ls7 s32 22 increase
ls47 78 Jan to Sept l8 sli8493 6i 1871, $lO879a 2
increase, sill.69i 83
messr Drere Morgan IS Co.. No 50 EIchngepac offer to in
vors the per cent bonds City Louisville K Interest
able in New-York.
The specie in the Trance has increased 100000 francs during
the past week.
The movements goods 'or the week include s2oi7 entered
m consumption; HOOP withdrawn warehouse and 1882
Mnrchonsel
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Countrp Real Gstate tor Sale.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL Be RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWl
OFFICES Nos 5s West Thirtyseeondt 3o West Twsntyhd
~ TO at regular onee rates
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
Gunner Retreat
Gotel5.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ Occupying from Worcester 10 SPnHgssd'L Boston b.
r. ROC EtS, PrOpretor
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
n.rrIb.l .ra s. yo..ph.....I .oIl beIov. oi .bov.

Gold for % daJs for 90 days TO boOv % y sbSss
Puts on aud Preferred offered ne sr
he 90 dJs for per cent bonus The above rates all imply
The gold market opened strong as ll' hs al hgne OF " ns
h, ae the ,sniur up Of Foreign Exchange the later dealings
were at barely sustained quotations. the price sinking l @lS the
latter figure bens quotation which the pepohden'e Of sales
w.S Effected There lack Of interest throughout Loans cost
and per carrying tat The imports dry goods at ' po
eung TIE week were s3O2s The London market for bonds was
steady except Pores which quarter lower Conso being
quiet and the French loan premium Of u per cent
Of France gained during In specie four million francs Inc
Assistant Treasurer redeemed 5000 in called bonds end eour
$4,000 coin interest The days business at tne ooH s
pt vas AZ follows: Gold cleared sGOTOOo gold balances ST. a
oe Dv blpee. ~ 56 The following the quotations.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

mail for Europe steamship City OF LONDON
I2Op the Merchants Exchange Nos ~ and -
Pinest
There change in the monetary situation the supply being
abundant per In fct tie market the cor
relative Of Yesterday Discounts SLOW the best grades At
to 10 per cent
Government barely steady to-day prices making slight
decline There was good business old lG5s at m Gll Andys
fetching ll2. e57s Fisk Hatch report as follows at p m;
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

must be immense. 1t will cost, fully equipped up
ward of S3O,OOo,O0o OF tho whole length Of the
line, 427 miles, at this date 800 miles are completed;
tho grading is nearly dono on the remainder. ths
iron is being rapidly Land, and during November next
it is expected trains will run through to the Ohio
River.
The Western end. 300 miles, will be nearly all laid
with steel rails, the bridging all iron. and tho
Inasonry first-class IN every respect
The total amount Of these Bonds Is S15.OO0OOO
The amount sold by US from tho date Of bringing
out the loan is S14,4S9,GOO.
The amount now offered by us is made up fol-
lows:
Insold Balance Of Loan obove..-.-.-.-.. $4,000
Repurchased and received in exchange for
Debenture Bonds Of the Company. 241S,3Oo
Leaving Balance subject TO proposals. 81 200
Should the Proposals exceed this amount proper
award among the accepted proposals will be made.
An opportunity for Savings Banks, Insurance Com
panies Estates and Investors to get so good Bond
on great road, at moderate price, is rarely Of
fered.
The bonds are issued in denominations of 500.
$500, and 81 900; either Coupon or Regstered In
tercst payable May and November, both principal
and interest payable in NewYork City, in u. 5. Gold
Coin. The accrued interest from May LIST Wili DO
added to all accepted proposals
Proposals should be addressed to
FISK & HATCH, Financial Agents,
Chesapeake and Ohio r. r. Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
DECIslONs-SEPT. IS.

Superior COwt-Specdl IdR-By Judge w II lniIl 9E ~ y.
crs-Kayxsr art KOehe-Orcr grsuiei kaufman ege A3
Motion dcnied See men, With Ckl hsans % ns
oyeruIe leave 70 defendant 70 answer On
teS (see mem With Clerk). Van Pe ast The Un,eg t
Sprng shoe Heel ComPAnyOrdeT gtAH N'e'' So
GrugorJ.-Mouon granted -
Common Pleas-SDeciai Tcrm-By Judge y;
psey-Prsit AIT The SewYork Central and HUDSON 'e ~
CompanJ-CsSe settled.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
RAILRoAp INVESTMENTS.

A very material increase Of Interest and Principal
is realized by holders Of Government 5s and other
highpriced Securities, who exchange them, at their
present premium, for NORTHERN PACIFIC FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, which are now selling at par
The latter bear seven and threetenths per cent gold
interest (about S! currency and are recommended
to the public as wel-secured and unusually profit
able investment. The redemption and cancellation
Of these bonds has already begun, and will steadily
continue, as they arc now being received by the
Railroad Company at 1.l0, in payment and exchange
for its lands.
Besides being the obligation Of q strong corpora
tion, they first lien upon all the property and
franchises of the Company including the road, it's
net earnings all equipments and rolling stock. In
addition to this usual security, NORTHERN PACIFIC
BONDS are first and only mortgage on grant of
land, amounting to about 5000 acres to each mile OF
road. extending across the continent in what is
known as the Fertile Belt and greatly enhanced in
value by the construction OK the road through tho
midst of it.
The Road is building with satisfactory rapidity
and judiclous economy, both eastward and west
ward The finished sections already enjoy largo
traffic. Five hundred and seventeen miles will be
in operation the present season, connecting the COM
merce of the Lakes and the st. Lawrence with that
of the Upper Missouri, and uniting by rail the
waters of Puget Sound and the Columbia River.
This extent of road entities the Company TO about
Ten Million Four Hundred Thousand Acres Of Land
in fee simple, and hereafter every mile constructed
will entitle the Company to 5000 acres Of the
grant.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange at current prices. Descriptive pamphlets
and maps showing route of road connections,
tributary country, &c. will be furnished on appli-
cation. JAY COOKE & 90,
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

The new South Carolina securities did not maintain the late
sudden dmess their instincts made sharp drop to-day
the July determinations being 2 and the April and October
issues pe cent to G though they still lead the Juys Mssours were
held steadily at % Hannibal and ST. Joseph issues selling "a small o'
at go Old Tenucs,ee we're quoed 2d3 being offered at
7i Il city ecue Brooklyn Water Loan cents fetched Sfl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
THE MARKETS.
fc.renrllr repored for Tss TR,puss. !

FRIDAV, Sept H. bIZ
AsHEsTbe receipts TO-DAY are phgs Pois remain steady ~ha
So 2JDS8 IS Pearls dul and nominal
BESWAX-Thee has been oBly limited supply but prices haya
downward tendency We quote 3434 for Western and @ ge
for Southern
BROOM CORN AND BR0OasThe market Is still very dali and
Hur sac for Gens and 3G5c for Red cash
Broos quiet and unchanged
COTTON-Tre continued moderate demand for Cotton the
spot and the indicate irregular quotations unchanged;
sales bales (65l last EVENING" OF whcn Jy bales we're for export
consumption and 80 for speculation; included IN tue O are
bales se forward deliveries in fair request az slightly easier
follows all basis Of Low Mdng: Sales last
evening aer D. m-Sep,embe 5l6c 1000 at l9lc oe
at g 6 l9lc 90 10 9l6c October 300 at u Jlec.
1900 al I8 56c November 20 at 83 100 at l5 70 l0c;
December 800 at ls l3lec 800 at 1915 JanTsry 400 at
g4c. 100 10 5l6c, 100 at l93c, all o. r. C.i Feb
ruary loo 10 36c. 100 at l5c. all o. p C.i March,
7OO 2Osc, 100 20 76c, all o. f. c. total 100 bales;
D. m-Septenber, 200 az % slice, a0s
AZ I9.c 10 l6 500 800 at 10 Size, 200 l9c
10 ll6o 2O isc bJ nc 6.c oO
10 l6 100 8lc 200 at 10 10 l6c 800 at Ssc 0 At s 5e
lSltc, 100 az l8c November 400 al l8 Jtc,
400 at s3c. December 300 lsc Lao 10 l3l6c
Jiuuary slice. 40 - Jl6c, February 20 y 36e
O al Ig - 36c March, 300 20lc 80 at 2lc BI
ehsnge-Ie lcO MacBj total A. so bales
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
TIE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Az the Essex Market Police Court, yesteruay'
S1c~sn Locke bell for attempting " steal 'ans~
Mapnel Sanchez. charged with smuggling cigars
-, ,h. S vas hell yesterdAy 81 lOoO bail By Commissioner
EhiedA
A tbo Yorkvillo Police Court, yesterday, iJohn
No., sn Tiomas Twenty seeonds were w t
committing a burglary in heNsiys hquor soN p" nV'A ~
flird-9Yo
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY Raj.
ROAD COMPANY, in denominations Of $1,000, $780,
and 500, Coupons or Registered, 80 years to run.
Interest at per cent payable February and August
Interest and principal payable in gold. Price ga
and accrued interest in currency For sale by
TANNER & Co.. No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
~ following voo Tie bids for CITY Bank socs TIE only reported


The dealings In Railroad bonds Of Importance the sales being
Of small lots The Pacdcs barely steady Cenras selling At ~
and Union m co., lot Of 1000 Boston, Hartford and Erie lists
fetched & Western Uaon Telegraph song ST. The bids we're as
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., Now
York. offer the same facilities to DeD0stors aS In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &C
&C., for Investors.