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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
ERIE RAILWAY.--summer Advancement Of

L. RlE KAlLh A1.-SuInmeF ATTduRtluCuJ VI
Trau taking sept 10 1873 From Cham6srs Depot flor
$40 a. m-Cnennaa Chicago Dav Express DraSing-RoOn
Coaches 70 Buffalo and sleeping Coache TO destination.
1910 m-E1pre Mall for Buffalo and Niagara FAILS Sleeping
Coach 20 Buffalo
Coaches through Buffalo, Falls Cincinnati Detroit aud
Chicago without change.
Pon Jeryis 40 $40 1000 and lO4O 4SO 1880 and
ec.Seu and Mddletoup, C. 7:4O $780, 1890 1910
$40 4:3O 1880 and II m.
Warwick 7:40 l0:i0 r. m, and 4:3O p. q. -
Eepbugh, 1880 $40 and 1910 a. w.. aud 800 p m -.
Suffer- 20 645 74O 1880 @lU3O, and U:i a. $40 D,
RSceSoO HohoEas AleLdsle and Rarn,eys t6 6:45 7lO
1880 1910 m, $40 8 1880, ard .dl:3O ,o.
A. M IL noon si45 $40 l. O. 510 6, $50 - 1880 and
III 80 p. and ~ SATURDAY nights only. . . . 50 ~
Newark '6, 7:lO. $40 and lOiO $40 olO 1919 p H.
and u SATURDAY. nights only. . - 80 %, a. 81 80, a., 81,
de Haekensack, Way s. S:l5, and tSi5 l. 3, A. .,
aud 8 .. m. and IL SATURDAY nights only.
Spring VALLEY and WAY 3 and $3.50 a m. $40 p m.
Fuclegoof , g. 49, and $50 a. $50 3 10 4lO ifO J:JO,
. and IL SATURDAY ehts ~, . on
Ceski 3. g. 49, aHd93O 1870. $40, 49, $3.50 $50.
and s7:A5 D. m and - SATURDAY nights only. 80 go 80
sparkhn g. g. aud $3.50 1850 3lO 4lO, i:4U $50
$50. 7:45 p and II SATURDAY nights onl, % N ,o IA
Pern and Nyack 49, $3.50 loO 3ilO 4'4O o'Jo
$50. f7:4O .. II SATURDAY nights only. g.,
NOrE-Passeuge starting from lythrist Deoi vii consult
Time Tables Of Ere Railway for leaving tine OF feTi bs
connecting with trains. ,e,--.--
Coaches can obtained Orers the checking snl transfer o
Baggage NAV be left ooe24l % aud 9ol
oadwar; cor Ore-hunirei tseu yiIh aud Inrdaei
BrooIlu the CompAGys DepoI and oil Agents at Tue
principal hotels. 80 ,,,u..-
JEO. r. ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
Gieamboats dno Railroads.


ALBANY and TROY S2.-By DAY LINE
landing at Y0YKERs TARRrT0wY and MACK y ieGry92aY.
HUDSON Connecting for all WkST and NORIH IMP
WEST POINT CORNWALL, and NswBUkeh returning
same day 81
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HCusatonic
I'D and Eangsuek Railroads Pare 81 Steamers leave Catns
nne.snp at IL and IL D IN. tSuuiaTs eIeeoteil
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYf
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO The WRST-Passenger and fregh'
Station York foot Of Lbeyst Connects at SOmerTe with
South Branch RI at Hampton Junction WIZ pea"ar
Division; VALLEY Railroad. Direct line TO Hsrrsbug
Pittsburgh and the West also Central Pennsylvania ana hsSloG
'~N' SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June 80, lS73-Leave Newiork as follows;
Chunk, TaInaqua, Wilkesbarre, Scranton, Sharon. &c
%m-Wsy Train for Pennington EastOn Beyiere, Bath Mauch
Chunk Wikesbae Pson MahanoY City, M Carmel Hateon,
TunEhannok TOwands WayeY &c Connects al Junction WI" u
m-MoRsrSG ESPaEss daily ezcept sundays Allen
town. Harrisburg West Connects Somrye for Fleming
Mauch Chunk tamaqua Wkeoare Scranton
ToWanda Wayerey &c, with through cars to Dahe "Ams
I6i5a m and IL m.-way Trains for somervile,
1880 m-ExPREss for bennington EAston Bath, Allentown
MUcb Chunk MahanOy CITY Hlzeton Wkesbare scranton Real
ing Columbia, Lancaster. EphIaa Povie Harrisburg Ne
2.30 D. m.-Way Train for Eston. Allentown AID BeyaeFe
o. m.-Way Train for PAINTED
BaOn, Allentown, and hauch Chunk Con
nee's at junction with Del laos and Vest r. Z,
.m.-Wsy Trsin tor Someryille
BIS p m.-Way Train lor Plainfst D. D.,-,, ALL
town Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Chicago &C.
aud p m-way Tram for Souer7ile
10 and IL 80 h. m Way for Planieh. 49,.
For Elizabeth 1870 $3.50 g. 600 G4J, lJ : S4 y V
1915, IL, ll45 10 12mt l25O 2, $50 $50 80
A. Alb 430 445, ), BIB $50, 545 g, 62O q I5O, Iio
s:20 9l5, 1880 ll;SO' IL p m.p prcKpp s, and R,g
N IL. Dac AFau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22


In forward cryer,s only limited but al slightly
lstl.r fs.e, s,s follows. al on basis Of Low Mddings
3 September, lOO - 5ozci SUI
Is 1916 Orob,r f7ss November 100 ~ $3.50 200
Total 5000 bales Sales TO-DAY 70 p N sepiehhef IOO
IL Lice: 100 lSsc 300. j Lice 500, ~ 35@ci 4OO
IL Lie 400 * }2c October, 100 l7hsc hovember suO
IL 7l6e December 800 l7a Total 3GOO bales Grand Total
COFFFFNo sales reported quotations nominal at q
s23l2. Rio. sud p q pc. gold, for Java Ill,
FLOUR AND MEAiWe have had quite an active but VARIABLE
Of Om Great Btsin nas proved
loe and have hed 10 note quite an
qlry shipping the Winter months but at change
pees Western Extras - 20 STATE hIA
for October and November al ~ lOU
81 ard or failures occurred 10 " s
dcnsrd bsk The better tone 10 the marAtt
Teuera Induced general shipping and local trade demand
decided change 10 the features
aaanl hss greatly sbsted and OF most gs0es
smps s4yeasob thhk Will prove Of short
feel confident better stale Of thrgs wfpreyal Dert
present bloch kIchAhge is almost
Of busBess without export trade have
value grades Of feur. Harry IN the week
So Lao a good trade, al grades Of Flour and .Ales
and We rapidly depleted stock City Gond Flour has been 10
variable and by pleDf Good
No Supsrpe Shipping kIras been demand fr The
variable tgures, and ordinary bfSDOs
plsuty Oh FAMILY grades ere es plenty and well
b New Flour LoGs and SOutaerB Illinois plenty and
not LoLrs Oh Medium and Fabey Spring Wheat brands
aud At the close the for the
fre reach October and November We tad
greatly reduced and The ASSORTMENT Of good Old fGay
bJsd, not desirable 6S6 bbs
against corresponding week last year To-Day there
a. oty lin I'D obbng Flour and ssser AID
though there pressure sell Our present sNppy
dsust GA hmtef ana sPTug
Wheat rands AZ The close the naket SeakeI
4 g az Wf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
THg oil RFGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PBSN Trans
Mil cave eslroses and lor anltEf. Ferries;
$3.50 NJ Expr daily. excep Sunig) with Pamsn faror
Car through from Pma,pIa g. WiaHspor and Palace Car u Oh
CITY, Arrive suubury $40: Nsmspou s3Di Lo, Haven 300
Renoyo 10 H. M; Iuineou 5OS Cory 500 Du, 10 a
Connects q Iriueon oil Creek aud Allegheny River
K r. for the OIL Region at Bre With Lake Shore H. X a al pols
West
T., E6e Arrive Sunbury b-O Wiamsuot, S;lO Lock Hayen
g45; Remove II Iryueson, 5lO Corr; tlOi Ere a;2S
M Connects With oil Creek aud Apatuy Eyrr K
~ " ". 4 BALDWIN, General SuperiLteR hat
D. NJ BOYD. IT, Gen Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
Uipioenn NoIlres.

NEy.YoKK GENITAL HUDsOS RIVER RAILROAD CoNPASY,l
TREAsUREKs OFFICE, oh September 1873.
AT a MEETING of the BOARD OF DE-
N KECTORS this day resolved that dividend Of FOUR
PER CBNT capital Of this COMPANY be paid the l0i
October Office Duncan, sherman Co. IN the City OF
NewYork dividend q FOUR PER CENT on the Outstanding
Of this Company be paid the same day
Al he Union Trust COMPANY City Of NewYork The transfer
hooks for both Stock aud Generalization Certificates Will be
closed business WEDNESDAY the l1h INST, and re-
opened the morning Of the 10Th OF October neIt - -
(signeil I. T. SLAHhb. treasurer. --
OFFICES OF THE ERIE RAILWAY CO.,
" cor 23it and sthave Sept lS73-The Directors Of the
Railway have t. dly declared DIVIDEND for sir
months ding THREE AND OSEHALF PER CENT
also DIvIDEND Of ONE PER CENT on the Com
Capital stock both PAYABLE az the once OF DJSCAh oHhh
NAN Tusr Aen WEDNESDAY the 1t OF October next TO
registered d stock the closing VI The books The trans
books OF preferred stock will be closed tue
Saturday the 18Th OF SeDtember and remain closed until
"a Of October BeIt A. h. MACDOhOUGH, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

CHICAGO, DANvILE AND NINCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest payable April and October1. The remain
ing balance Of these very desirable bonds for sale at
the Office of the Company, No. IS Pine-st, New
Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
financial

A RE YOU INSURED2
n OFFICE rHE RUTGERs PIRE Insurance. Col
$50 Chatham square Junction Of Mott ard North-st.
NEgfoRK, sept 20, 1873 y
ELECTION for Bostl Directors CompluY
held MONDAY, Oct O 1873. Polls opened
from II m. to ! ooo,s JOS W. DUGLlSS, Secretary.
I T-CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT of the
II Union Trust COupAn Of Newiork, No 4j33 dated May 81
1873 Tor 40 Payment Oppe: application has
certificate in lieu thereof JOHN MARKS, Detroit Mich
WEST SIDE BASK, NEw-YoRK. sept 20, 1873.
THIS Bank having made its arrangements to
clear through the Metropolitan National Bank it, business viii
uG interruption by the suspension Of the National Bank Of the
Commonwealth. wv. B. DOBLBR, Cashier.
WE are instructed by the FIRST NATIONAL
w GOLD BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO to honor and their
drafts drawn on JAY COOKE CO.
EUGENE KELLY Co.. 4j BSchange-plsce.
WILLIAM p. ELLERY,
w STOCK AND BOND BROKER
80 BrOid-st.
Upoa the reopenng Of the Exchange commission business will
cOntH0c heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

The Philadelphia stock market is excited Penn
syvauia Skies los Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
20: Reading Railroad, ~; Pennsylvania Railroad,
AZ. Cod. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
10 c1ARus pArEHr HoRsE cLIPPER.

W. CLARKS PATENT HORSE CLIPPER .
Of this Clipper over all others IL e
world been clipped By single machine N one heor
and prevents anything like ridges OF igr
rows on the newycppe anma ard has been known 70 ep
from sharpening W Clark begs MORN MS
Clippers with his ether on the
Handles All others his Pattern not so stamped sre
hspaten 32 Orods London England Wnoe'
A,ent.H lnI I'M The InIed states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
T.AWApE TACKAWANNA and WEST

DELAWARE, LACKAWA ANNA and W ESI-
~ ERN RAILROAD ami NORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD con-
Meeting With LEHIGH VALLEY and s1d READING
RAILROAD and SYRACUSE and BINGHAMTON RAILROAD AMI
UTICA. CHENASGO and SUSQUEHANSA RAILROAD and Oo-
WEGO and SYRACUSE RALkOAD-eaye from tue foot OF Barclay
and CLrstopheT-sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

RAILROAD RONDS-Whether yOu wish to BUY or
eEIl wIte 10 HAssIER u Co. MaLI-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
OFFICES OF THE ERIE RAILWAY co.
Cbauces TOR Business Ellen

Ghances for business Ellen
A FOR SALE-Bakeries, best business To-
~. cations Rooms Sample Rooms, Hotels
Oyster Saloons Manufacturing al Kinds Of business places
bought and sold MIrCHELLS STORE AGENCY, n CedMst
4 FOR SALE-DRUG-STOR best stands
~ BROOKLYN; also Fancy Goods and Variety Stores
Coufecioneres Merchsn Tailoring Business, hat Stores
MITCHELL'S STORE AGENCY, a Cedarst
A FACTORY PROPERTY, comprising sew
~ e bulng With good supply adapted 20 ha' shirt, or
80 miles New York for RENT or SALE
Term. easy Apply GEORGE VN BALDWIN 40 Cedarst y y
A FOR SALE-First-class corner GROCERY
~. STORES aud LIQUOR
STOKES Broadway CIGAR STORES also all kinds Of STORES
LIT. alTCHbLLs SIOEb AdhNOI, - oeaM,L
A FOR SALE.-Spendid RESTAURANTS,
a. CHOP-HOUsES. HOTELS. PICTURE FRAME and CHROMO
ARTGALLRRY STORES CIGAR STORES STATIONERY STORES,
sODA.WATER and GlNGBR-ALB BOrTLING BUSINESS.
MITCHRLLS STORE AGENCY, a. Cedar-st
A LARGE SODA WATER aud MINERAL
n WATER MANUFACTURING BUSINESS for SALE dos ysrs
ptostable also, HOUSk fgRNlsISu ara "ooDhn"Ahh
STORES, srstcas, MAT MARkETs;; on, .o1vcv - c,.
RROOKLYNA ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-STOCK
ID for sALE-both preferred and unpreferrei.
BUSINESS for SALE-Suitable for a lady ;
ID price 800 Aress NJ Tribune West Size ofe 3VS West
Twenty- thiri-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent. guaranteed by the
EoTITABIF TRUST COMPANY. Capital SlOOOOW.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 7G Cedar
St. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, PRESIDENT
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THE MARKETS.
rc.rslanr rsporlea lor rus rnsrSe. :

SATrKDay. sept 20 1878.
receipts 'O~av are II Pkg Poe are moderately scnV
sucs STEADY: quoted "a 70. Pears u3L
COTION-e Cotton 90 o., sot arr very ht ana
prioes nourcny uuciargef; we c1ote az follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
Gteamooais an0 Railroads.

6teamooais an0 Railroads.
pUY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
ID BOSTON, via NEPTUNE LINE, Pier u, NORTH River
'A'' - - ''' 20 MDSiGar CHANGES, oor,, ,,.,,
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
CABIN ar siSS g 2aS5Es 8 &; + FScyPEsyScE
and Prov worcester r \. Eat ea. Aal .esa.
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP 60.
FALL RIVER LINE.
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
Daly tSundays excepted. at p. m.
From Pier 2s North River. foo, ofMuraY-ss
THE woRLD-RESowSED Steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE,
Gan, A G. srvsox. Capt B. ~ SIMMONS.
The most direct route TO Taunoa Mleboo Plymouth sesBed
ford M.rba Nantucket and all points the soab Shore
Cape Railway. Also through tickets 70 The WHITE hoIs
TAISs and All pnneps points NeNEugnd and tie Provinces For
appy 24l Broal~ay so Basay corner
Sp1nssLi Broalsa corner R ~ ~ G Ts. % The
Pc PEE D'''-'A'' A. P BACON. supeanealenI
H. HE'S mz9s' B s;2s E Esst 4fs' oR TIE
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
T5RR RALE2PS" GoS s4a NAY 6 1873
Passenger station New York Grand Central Depot Enaaee On
TRAINS LEAVE new YORK "a.
Trains tS New NJ E1 ayc Zoo ,i S cs AiG6 81 M 5S5
GeeaG S and 5: 10 local ETl $40 ok AMI $40 Qtl
For South Norwk 7O5 sos 00j m, 1900 m LOO ll g -
r So, 43S $40, $50 $40 $40 m for ssn. . i'V
sos 900 1910 ~, 1900 800 dob 30, 500 ASo'
AS $40 $40. G:35, 100 $40 9:i0 p ID.
Boston E1pres, via Springfield al .O5 ant 1000 300 sad
$40 m Via shore L ne at 800 and 9;lO I've 800
loo $40 9;1O stanford NorwaS sa 5nqgs
por. sos 100 connect Stl tru o es Inc
Division Norwich Newport aod Providence and tue n s AZ
savbrook 800 snd 300 connects With s.faEen
snd NORTHAMPTON r. r. al New Iiayeu sud 100
trains Conn. River r Springfield and 800 m for
Montreal 500 100 300 and 4:3S connects VITA Manga
tuck Railroad and sos aad 300 With i99one Kali
"A Rs TIa AMI A.
9:lO Danbuy NorUak NJ So Sorw and me SUD
n l. 4:33 AMI $40 With New Canaan Railroad At smoHl
Sunday Boston Mail Trains al 7:Os via Spuuglel oilO p m
DWngoom Day Express snd seengcas on Night br
press Trains . On ,,.-------. c---,c.
Tickets purchased Ticket O,e Of Company al Grand Cen
ts Deuot or Transfer Co. 9+4 Broadway " T.
ami No. Cour Bookyn who will also check baggage from resi-
dest natOn. -.
B. VI. REED Genl Nunt, NeU-iaTeu.
IOllN 4. WOODY. Nup-t DIV. Nen.lork.
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~ l.772.lgl 8.545 O25 80. sGO. 8Ol 7se.

IO.as,.,.4IlI I-IJI 0JlIW-J 30 w
PoTk. hbls. Bacon. n. Lar1. NJ.
Totals J. 1879. 1867 1858 S396.5f3
same time act yesr....... S.oJ6 4,4Ogg9O SGG3,2Oi
Beet. cs ghse,e, p; Talew, y;
Totals since Sept 1ilS13... 3,1j2 1l72l9s 2g1l 292
Same time sesI........ 1917 S.j3J562 174S.ji3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22


The following is comparative statement OF the
export of specie for p years from the port of New
York to foreign ports, from Jan. to Sept 90 1873,
and for the corresponding period of the undernoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

TVNKID1.-JII IIF4NS IlI4NIl IUI 4 W -
4 Passage 81 so The elegant seamooas SINNfslpb ace
POWELL lea No 30 North River foot Of Leroyt dny
e,s,ptsa at O'Clock connecting With morning uh %
Rsassslasr Heviok Cesa and Troy and Ss's
RI lrosds all points north east and wes ouopos
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO MkATOSA, LANE onVh'"'
" AND MONTREAL
T1ronaA usiets ,od and baggage checked 10 destination
JOSEPH co .sEiL. sapennfeosfnt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28

:; THE KasJ1T or i EMaRA.ridN;dd. d;dd Says
the Atlanta Herald. Of yesterdays 'tOn
the first Of November last Mr.. Crawford
Naily. a4bld land highly esteemed citi.
zenanf Panlding County, Georgia., TO-
gether with his family. consisting in. all
ofttwsnty. one persons, left their quiet,
comfortable and healthy! home; for ar.
kansas. While on the route some Of
the, family were taken sick with the
ama!l.pox, caught on board steamer on
the Mississippi River, and ON the 25th of
December thirteen of the family had
died fromsthe fatal disease. "a few DAYS
ago Information was received to the
effect that the remaining eight members
had also died from the same disease,
which leaves not d single one to- telt the
tale OF the great afdiction which befeli
them. This is, indeed, q sad occurrence,
and to. the relatives and friends of tbs
family. residing in this County, we ten
der sincere condolences" - ,'.:t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28
! FOR, ..SALE
ttt. O. 'f AT THE st..
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
IL SEVEN PER GENT, .,...
COUPON BONDS
= INV nH nnr ~

w ~ ~ IA II n "A ,
Secured by Sinking Fund. Coupons secured
by an Annual 161 and ReceiuoGie for city
1IIes. Bonds non-tq1a5ie by he GU.
Bond Debt 9f Tie Ctt4 Limited by Laio 10
5000 600, TAXABLE Properly Of ne City
EHHE BONDS offered are authorized by nm
Il ACT OF Assembly approved March is:
1S1x, Tor the construction Of the new CITY
a. aaM ,a Iheir hnal redemption Is by the terms
pc aecnmulated from the annual rents OF the
buiidtng. These rents will reach from IS 600
70 $40 quo per annurn; and the Carolina Ma
tlonat Bank holds q lien Of the building for a
term Or twenty years. as trustee. with power
ed as fund for the redemption OF The bonds.
By said Act . special annual tax is required
70 be levied to pay the 'simi. annual ooupons.
and the Carolina National Bank is made the
trustee OF the city to receive the taxes whom
ooiieoted ano to pay the coupons. The cou-
pons are also receivable for city taxes,
The taxable property Of the city is at pre-
sent sssesaed at s., 900 .0e0; and BY said Act
the bond debt OF the CITY cannot be fnoreased
beyond $6e0 900 whilst these bonds arc ont
,tt.anding: The bonds are exempt by law from
These bonds are offered to the pubIio At
eighty mott, with interest from date Of pur-
chase to January l, 1873, allowed in gettle
to be added. 'Ao''
To citizens OF columbia these bonds will
seen from the following ststoment:
seven per cent. bonds, at as,
annual interest. st.......... 81 per cent
nineteen years to run, average
increase per Annum. ..... II per cent.
City tax saved. per per cent. cent.
Average annual income. .121
Deo11
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28
The Central National Bank.
OF COLIJbYRJA

4 nFFEKS for ealea limited amount of above
~ m mentioned BONDS at the following rates {:
Fihsr 1iIa !; Mo1TaAaE 81 BONDS. toniy 600 per
COND MORTGAGE. (only IS. 600 per mile. !
At 70 cents and accrued interest, and recon.
mend them to Trustees and others h,yinp
money to inveat, as being the most desirable
sons, to wit:
fIRsr--TuEY CANNOT BH rAxEp DY TIE STATE
COUNTY Oh CITY. The United States Yupreme
Court. In the case OF the Northern Central
Court o: 8 page 2G7,j decided thst. i When e a
railroad mortgage is a joint one, on property
lying In two or moro states. the bonds se-
cured thereby are not liablo to be taxed by
either OF the States; aud the same prinoinie
relieves them from taxation BIZ County. GiIv
or Town. The Charlotte, Columbia aud Al.
RustA bonds are secured by Joint mortgage
on property lying in North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia.
SEcoND.-Because they arc aIsoi,,fey,, so,o
being secured by first mortgage Of oniv
]lo .ouV. ana second mortgage " only IS O00
per mile on the entire road from Charlotte TO
Augusta, aud on all the workshops. bridges
| franchise and equipments vi said road.
THIRD. D.-Because the sale Of the first mo-, I.
gage bonds will rxiinguish the floating debt
OF the road, and the proceeds Of the second
mortgage bonds will be- excusiyclr ann,i.G
to Improving the road and adding TO its
equipments; thus euhanciiIg the value Of tht.
property mortgaged
AFounTH -Becansc Il bonds are coupon
Donos. ana the interest payable in New York
charlotte, Columbia or Augusta, at the op.
tion OF the holder. Thus ih v can lie col
iected through any bank without expense.
FIFTII.--The business of the Road in RAPIDLY
increasing. and the property and franchise
aal'y becoming moro valuabic--ihc not earn.
lngs LOT the laat five months being over fifty
per cent. more than for the corrc.pnra:ny
months OF tho preceding year.
SIXTH These Bonds are practicable r.
dee".abe IN gold. for sptci. pa, mcnt will Ger.
tainiy he resumed before their maturity. In
?estors VIII, therefore. bny with grcci.backs
woi I'll 674 cents, and receive their nav M mar
thus adding profit Of OVER Thirty CENTS
on the dollsr on Tie First Motiyagr Bonds.
anu OVEN THIRTY sLyEN CENTS on lie S.couG
Mortgdye Bo.ds, and Ia the lnennilne ro.riv.
ing high rate OF interest
fINAtLY-A these Bonds have fixed
value In Now York, Charlotte, Columbia and
augusta, they arc considered good coIjate-
rails. on which money can always be borrowed
FOR temporary purposes
JOHN b. PALMER, President.
a. -. onESiAEh Washer Jan 81
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Champagne Charlie at BarhamyilIe.

Champagne Charlie at BarhamyilIe.
CHAMPAGNE OHARLIE,
:; , =. ~ sired BY Charlie Bali, ont Of dam
= kaY q Sallie. u Rsyford mare,) whose
sire WAS Monarch, reared by Jno.
O. Richards, Of Union 4, owned by
Milton Leyerstt,. Of Columbia, will stand :
season, commencing April /, At Barhamvilie.
This horse IL an elegant chestnut q, rel stal-
Hop, seven years old, fifteen hands high, and
near 1000 pounds weight, working capitaily
In harness or under saddle. He 10 sure fosi.
getter; and to al cash parties. this condition
Will be granted. that their mares,i case they
riail to prove" the first season. will be al
oond season free OF charge to SAID horse:
Terms fifteen 1851 dollars, q season, cash.
Apply at BarhRmville. March 26 amt
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eS1lc.ssn e taii.iis sFS asi9.d a5;ai 'ssdaslIv.
Pornf0 Diak hasl hsen medo CJhiei ) jns!:
Hce. which means imi5ehiel to 'Isfd6vas
4saoeessak to y 1darex. .cs tastslase. txontHies
jn SinRloa and 6oQoFs, ans 0ntbSeak In
Oa4aca, and, worse than, al, Tozada's g
revolts in Jalisco, pfociAi Aiming q xaro Of
rsoes between the destenda1ts'o 'oY the
iA1acs and the, Spanish blood Where
all this wilLteEmipste. aud what The ,fu-
tnre OF that republic, viii be-, is, m after
OF interest to lis. The United States
would not have Mexico for d diff, wheu
Gen: Scott held her capital. We forced
tho French out Of the country, and left
poor Maximilian to die; when Seward
could. have saved himsl and yet some
day. not 80 very far off either, we shall
be forced to move across the Rio Grande
and make boundary, OF the Sierra Ma
Dire. This perpetual row across the Dor.
det leaves as no. really responsible
Government to deal With: and as for
diplomacy where Mexican negotiator is
concerned, thren card ,mopte is simple
square dealing. This country does not
want territory, but then We can run "a
CreditlL Mobilier. down In Montefey.
beautifully, and out ont a lot Of terrific
ries. and have governors and Legislatures,
and let the Poems vote, and after awhile
have some more States and Aztec Eena-
tors. who will. please. vote with, Conk-
ling; Morton and Cameron; and SO. there
will be more stars in the i1ag, but how
manyI ttatripes' for tho Suites. "Quien
sF1peIITNeo. Orleans Picayune. -, .,rd.
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WEI. D. LGVEAGny
- Southern Warehouse ,Comuanvw

- Southern Warehouse Company
Geruais street, nsur GreenvWe dnd Oofu1.,;o
,R1flrodd,
EB prepared to receive COTTON and other
Il property upon Storage. and to make, d.
vances upon the same. Cotton ehfpped to
tnis house will be stored subject to the Srder
for storage. An property s5 stored viii ba
insured In good reliable companies. III iiienr.
snes s T. Is desired; and advances vili be. made
ss ene lowest banking rates. Our storehouses
and no charge for handling will be made. :"
16AH business communica atiods ERonid- ba
addressed to the Treasurer, 4....l '-'-.>'.
EDWIN F. aAs1 T4essulepP noPE, x.S REs%as1L Lett!