The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29

DANKING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCH,
No. NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK, July 81 1873
We recommend to our friends and customers for in.
vestment of surplus capital in exchange for Govern
ment Bonds,
The Chesapeake and Ohio per cent gold Bonds,
principal and interest payable in gold coin in New
York interest payable January and July l; coupon
registered. Price 80 and accrued interest
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is a completed
trunk line between the Atlantic ssaboard and the
West miles in length, extending from tidewater,
Richmond, to Huntington, the most favorable point of
railroad connection with the Ohio River and develop.
ing the richest iron coal and timber regions in the
United States.
Its freight traffic and passenger travel already
large and remuneratve and they increasing witha
rapidly which shows the Chesapeake and Ohio be
one of valuable successful railroads the
country.
These facts together with the thorough construction
and superior of the road ITSELF advantages
for economical and profitable operation, and the unques
tonabe security OF the bonds of the Company, enable
to recommend them with the utmost confidence.
Pamphlets containing full information concerning the
road and the country it traverses will DO furnished up
on application.
We also have hand sale the Chesapeake and
Ohio six per cent gold Bonds at $50 and accrued
est Interest payable May and November. Denomina-
tons $780, $500, and sl,OoO-coupon or registered.
We continue to deal in Government Securities and
Central Pacific and Western Pacific Bonds buy and sell
Stocks and Bonds the Stock Exchange on commission
cash. make collections receive deposits, which
we allow interest the rate per cent and do
general banking business
A r REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
hbch f&ds IL sro %% pest
A LExANDER G. HANSEN CO., REAL ESTATE
a and store Agency, s. Nassau street room formerly
ami other business places negoates ship col
s a~e Osf al Sec Th as
having business to dispose q or those wishing to invest
A YOUNG LADY IN DISTRESS WOULD LIKE TO
~ meet some gentleman who would lend her small
ct Address e with
THIRST OR SECOND MORTGAGE WANTFD-iN En-
r change for an improved Piece OF Ground in Mon.
trose \. j., price S5,OuO Apply to owner, No. South
William street
| JJAsKINs & BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS, II BROAD
IL s.reet-stock and Gold Privileges speciality Any
can speculate with snail capital and with very little
7 oANs ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
Liberty street, up Stars
MONEY TO LoAN--oN BUILDINGS IN COURSE OF
IM erection. and money for builders loans Money
ready. NO delay Positively no brokers. Principals
| NEW YORK cRNTRAL AND
~ Hudson River Railroad Co.'S
First Mortgage Bonds
Interest seven per cent
January and July.
Coupon Bonds Of 81, 900 each.
Registered Bonds OF 5000 $4,000 each.
Price lOo and accrued interest
DAVIS 4 FREEMAN
8 Exchange place.
! NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
Fs eoMNcssasn and Es' g n street
month. SIX PER CENT ISrEREsT PAID. y VI '"''
x 6Sk Y%shR 6SSS and 10 4 K &
from to sociock.
JAMES o. BENNETT Secretary
| OFFICE OF THE
" ST kICuO AS INSURANCE COMPANY,
| No. 1855 Broadway, New York, July, lTS
The usual semannual dividend ofhve per has been
declared, payable August 1873.
| TREAsURERs OFFICE OF THE SYRACUSE AND
| l. Chenango Railroad Company
| Fayetteville, n u, July %, 1873
The Coupons Of the syracuse and Chenango Valley
and alter that date at the First National Bank New York.
HIRAM EATON, Treasurer.
| WE HAVE FUNDS TO LOAN Upon FIRST CLASS