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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK. Feb. 20.
FLOUR Closed dull, and l0c lower on
mediam grades.
WEEAT-Very quiet with q. declining
tendency.
RYE-Steady; sales at 81 S7gl SO for w est
ern.
OATS Dull and heavy; sales al Size TOT
Western In store.
CoRN-Ea~ier butsduIl; sales at 81 1901 u
for new mixed w e. tern afioat. and 81 22(9
81 22JS for old xed Western IN store.
PoIE Steady aud q31iet; sales at 50 COG
o D for oil mess; S24 50G24 70 for new
mess; s24 1924 ST. for Apri.
BEEF-Steady, with fair demand
GUr MEATS-Quite firm, with falr de-
mand.
BAcoN-Firm, with sales at l2c for Cum
LARD-Q1iet at l6@16z4c for fair to prime
steam kettle rendered.
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In RankrupteY.

RwVHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on
the Sth day of Feb uary, A. d. 1868, a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Robert x. Dunkerson or Ev-
ansville, In the county of Vanderburgh,
and State ofIudiana. who has been. adJuc
ed a bankrupt. on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery OF
Rnyproperty belonging TO Such bankrupt 10
him. or for his use. and the transfer of any
property by him. is forbidden by law; that
a meeting Of the creditors of the said bank
Tupt, to prove their debts. and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, viii be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, TO be hold
an at the office of Charles H Rutterheld,
on Third Street, in Eesnsvtlle. 1pdtana,
before Charles Fl. Butterheld, Register.
on the 10Th day of March, AID 1865 al ~
BENZ. J. SPOONER,
U s. Marshal, District OF Indiana
feb2S d2t
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nEMQR EsTsb sf4sNRm ~ mAgM
4&ZlkEs universally acknowledged the
Model PartOr Magazine Of America. de-
voted TO Original Stories, Poems, Sketches.
Architecture and Model Cottages House+
hold Matters, Gems of Thought Personal
and Literary Gossip ftncluding special de-
partments on Fashiont). Instructions on
Heaiths Music, Afnusemeuts, etc, by The
best authors, and protuseiy Illustrated
with costly Eng avinRs full size) useful
and reliable Patterns, Embroideriss, aud a
constant succession Of artstic novelties,
with othef hsefuAanu entertaining Mterm-
ture.
No person of refinement, economical
housewife, or lady Of taste can AFFORD 10 do
without the Model MOI thly. Single copies
30 cents back numbers. as specimens 10
cents; either mailed free. Yearly ", with
q valuable premium, two copies, s. b0s
three copies, 81 so; i've copies, 6l2 %, and
splendid premiums for clubs nf 81 90 eaeNs
with the f1rsf premiums to each 50 bscrib Der.
@S- A new Wheeler Wilson sewing Ma
chine for 20 su bscrtber8 at S8 each.
Address w. JENNINGS DEM0RBS1r
No. ava Broadway. New York
DemOrest's Monthly and Young America
togetner a. with the premiums for each.
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Memphis Market.
~ Teleeranh.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Feb. %.
CorroN-Quiet at dc; receipts 1910 bales;
exports g. SAB bales.
FLOUR-Dull; saperhne W 5O9o %.
PoRR-Firm at SO 50, s.. ..
sBACoN-ShOuiders 11Cdl 1zcs clear sides at
I4150l5c. 4 le .H Is Aa
LARD-I5%@l61zc.
CoRS-At Csc. s.4a .fFs 81
OAFs-78aS5e fars
HAY-S17 00dd21 90. M
BRAN-At 3Sc.
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Huntsville Market.

By Telegrapa.1 Do,5IsvfLLE, FEB. %.
ToBACCo-Sales Of as h0gsheads; lugs to
1ibUa So 75a sS IS foi s1perdne; $40 SOC
Si31e0 for fancy. 81 r.
Ter gsJN-MiddTing z0t. #..t s.
aWFiEAT-S2 SOAP SIS. ..9 szal
N10RNZ75nS5c
OATS -67a6Sc. g-a.-ss s-.s
LARD-I6c. t1@f4 ts4t. -
BACoN-Shoulders 1870, clear sides 1916.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders 10s<e, and clear
sides He. e sA2=* g H,ss- -f
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EONETHRYG rUHMEKtiAE

TO COUNTRY MERcHAesTs. = We direct the
atfan. ta,9f, especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities Of the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ALI kinds of mercantile WORK, viz, Blu
Heads. cards, Circulars, &C, Orders for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants. aa -ts
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New York Gold and Stock Market

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Fee' ~.
GoLD-O, ened at l4l1a and closed firm at
I4156I@4ls4. 0v, = ~. -.
C4OVERN1I ESTS-henry CIeWes q ~: 1 III,
nish 80 NJ. Quotat1o.ts; coupons %, q 1921 1921,
al07s[: 20. IS, 1031s41OS5s; do. new, lQ67sg
81: do '67, l065sg1O65z; lO-4Os, lO41sg lO42si
1905 lO55k1l051A
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Farm for Sale.

n SPLENDID FARM OF 80 ACRES,
A in the edge OF the city of Evansville,
Indiana. This farm Is IN full view of the
city. IL is in high state OF cultivation,
has one OF the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bIes and q II necessary outbuildings, and a
splendid selection of almost every variety
IN fruit trees. = apes, shrubbery and flow
ers. and plenty Of good water. IL win be
sold Altogether, or the improvements with
a part OF the land. For further part1cu-
lars incufre OF Z ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent Evansville, Ind.
fau20-3n 81 &C.
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Dissolution Of Charlottesville
a-mrOTECE - HEREBY GawEN fliAt
l@ the co. partnership heret9aQFe exist
ing under The name aud Arm % u. g. .HlRf-l
tn q Co., Of the Delm0nfcQ AaDe4tt VS.
this day been dissolved by mutual. cQne#H
and the business Viii hereafter be conunet-i
"a by Messrss GovinetOn n Kingston ~ Boz
are authorized 70 CO. leet al outetailt5 W. IA
accogrts and nav All debts Contracted bgf
said arm n. S. Martin
feble.
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By Cable.I LONDON, Feb. 29-ll: 10 A, N.
STocKs-Closing prices OF bonds 11zgl5s;
ConsoIs 3a31z; both Illinois SIS; Erie "A.
PARIS, Feb. 81 rs a. n
Bourse duh; Rentes fiat.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 29-l1 10 A. d.
CoTToN-Heavy; prices unchanged
CoRN-Declined TO Ais Sd.
Professionalism quieter. Pork nrfn.
LoNDoN, Feb. 29-Evening.
sales Of old issue bonds tonight at ~
FRANKFORT, Feb. 2s-Evening-
& Bonds 1895. A 81
New York Dry Goods Market.
Nv telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. %.
The Dry Goods market is steady win
only moderate inquiry.
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Coronerls sac. Na. 3.


-Y VIRTUE 9F An ENECBTH0M
- issued out OF the office OF the Clerk ~
fhe Marlborough Court Of Common Pleas
IN favor Of David l.. Miller. and against
John B. Young and Jacob II. Miller, Tor
the sum OF two humid ed and ten t2-A
dollars, together with interest and costs
will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 2isT, 1853,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N. and
O'Clock p. N. Of said day, al the door Of LIDO
court house in the city OF BVansEiiles In
diana, ofFeT for sale az public auction the
rents and profits, for the term OF seven
years, Of the foliowing-descfbed real ea~
tate, to wit
The west half Of Lots twenty-five e B
tgenty-siX (e6), twenty seven t4lls ana
TWEEN y-eight (Z9, ia Block nun Der az z
Isl. IL. L}OodselI's Ensargement OF the City
Of FvauRufWe. Tmdfanas
And should said rents and pr0htH NOT
sell FOR a sum sufficient TO satisfy said WIT
and costs 1 will at the same time and
Mace Offer for sale the Zee simple Of said
preEafses, without relief. - +. e. IF
SAMUEL II. HAWLfAgT =
90 Coroner WandefbuFgh County
CIHAs. q. BENNETT, PITS Atty.
Evansville. Ind. FEB 18Th, 1868.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

qr4OR RAEE-CANAL BOAT-A good,
sound canal boat. Enquire &C 10 Water
Street. - - p j. b LAKE,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02
EVANSVILLE 2
Business College,
a AND 10 AZ
Institute Of PeHmanshlp,
Nos. AZ and 40 Main Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

G.. n. WELLS. Principal
SESSION DAYJAND EVENINGS :
All the departments - Bookkeeping
Pennanshfp, Commercial Law, CONNER
cfaI Arithmetic. Busfn ess Correspondents
Banking, &c, thoroughly taught and Illus
trated.
(Tuition payable on day Of entrance9
Scholarship time unlimited. $40 90
Books and stationery for complete
course ~ "
For specimens of PenmanShip and Col
lege Circular, address e
WELLS a. KLIEER,
feb25-dIm Proprietors.
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STEAMBOATS.


FOR oWENsBoRo, CANNELToN. AND
LOUISVILLE. Il
The feet and elegant passenger steamer
MORNING STAR.
- John [ uerbaezer, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way land
ings THIS DAY, Mon lay, March I'd, at
6 O'clock PM. -
For freight or passage agply On 0oaTd, or
to VIM. y. BRO WN 4 CO.,
mch2 dit Agents.
FOR GRANVILLE AND MT CARMEL 4
The fine passenger steamer
j. p WEBks s.fHa
alsaS - r. L. Lancaster, Master;
Leaves TOR Mt. Carmel and all Wabash
River way landings THIS DAY, Monday,
For freight or passage apply on board. q
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The elegant and popular steamer
~ CHATTANOOGA
49, Henry scott, Master,
- Leaves for all points on the
wabash River THIS DAY, Monday, March
For freight or passage apply on board. z
FOR CAIRO, co5sgEIMYgBUs. AND MEM
The elegant, feet, and musical
~ SILVER NOON
- Ben. Merrlellees, Master;
- Lawrence Carter CLERK
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports
THIS DA Monday March I'd. at 10 am.
For freight or passage aPRlY q 90 7, t 9Saro'
mch2 dit AGENT.
Regular Semi-Weekly Packet.
For Green River, Pond River.
and Rough Creek.
L. a. aa
The splendid steamer
j. r. II O Y LIE.
CAPITALS WIN. JACKSON,
Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY, at
o'clock pm for Hartford aud FrostburZS
and every FRIDA' at O'Clock PM. tor
Woodbury. and intermediate points.
Particular attention VIII be given TO all
way business, and especial attention 70
she collection of charges. .fs
For freight or passage apply on board
FOR MEMPHIS. vICKsBURG AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The elegant side-wheel steamer
go a. McCarty, Master: g
WIN leave for the above and ali interme-
ate ports THIS DAY, Monday March
For fre 2ffhstt' or passage apply on board,
or o HUBBS, PATRICK q co.
meh2 dit Agen1z.
FoR yICKsBURG AND NEW ORLEANS,
The famous side-wheel steamer
@hw H. Ke1t 1 Maste r.
| 4. G. Cunningham and Ben
Taylor, Clerks,
Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports
having immense capacities for frelgttt
4 and stock-FHIS DAY, Monday. March "a
/ at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on poakel'
mch2 dI Agent,
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a#4H &fNr #
INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR THE
Purifying Of the Blood.
DIR. J. w. POLANDys
HumOp doctor.
A Positive Remedy for all kinds
Of Hum0rs,

scrofula, scurvy, Salt Rheum. Carbuncleaa
and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, Infiammatorg
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles Chrouie
Diarrhoea, Mercuriai Diseases and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia, aud
those Affections originating In the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs
viz. Bilious Complaints, Neuraigia, ard
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour, and Depression Of Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
WHHs EXCELLENT MEDICINE ~
1 Compound was arsB prepared ~ Dr.
j. W. PDIAE Nd, an f8a aud was then efae
mOrs from the blood; but In 1913 a lnedleAA
friend, who Was quite celebrated ae q pp4r 3
slcian, esLectatlY tn the treatmehb ~ tht#
mnrs, suggested some impoflant lNpf9# &r6
ments, Which were ado ted, and WHICH ;
has made y ls2 sne Pee I'm IS sas ~ anaa
known 70 "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely Or
vegetables, among w htch are Sarsaparl H.
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, MANDRAKE and
When the originator lived IN New
Ham pshire. az GOhstoWn centre, Tor bhe
space OF thirty or forty miles aTouhos ana
In Manchester particularly, the Humor DOC
tor was well known and tatRnty N&iMesA ih# Fl
the numerous and w0Dd 81 fW eur ssasHai ilalA
I'd effected Though manufactured Ia large
Quantities, the supply was +iequenty eXe.
hausted. and purch asers had TO wall Tor
Ve2y severe " gs eases Of EryspeIas were treat
ed With-and they were cured kryhi pelhst
sores, or carbuncles-those ugly, palnlul
/ this medicine was faithfully used SO h
4 was W th scrofula ana salt RheuFn. Ara
/ II Is free from any o~agerc us drugs, lB
pleasant ~ the taste SAFE yet sure aaa@
/ effective IN It's action
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FOX SALE.
Stud Horse Prince,

@sTRED ny HERCULES, OUT OF
- DAM COPPER BOTTOM. 81 ears old /,
III hands afgh. Warranted perfectly sound.
If applied for soon, Will be sold for mucn
less than his value.
e s. E. GILBERT a CO.,
6elo22 I'm No. 81 North First Street.
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~YF HAVE FOR SALE A COM
w PLETE new set of stencil Tools, six
sizes with which any young man OF ener-
~ can make from $50 90 TO $40 W a
MONTH No experience whatever is neces-
Address BRUCK NER e EUS,
Evansville, Ind.s Engravers and Steneh
cutters fehI2-2wd
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R~OR SALE A secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine ana
boiler. and all the tools necessary toI the
best inventory for boring oil weilss also.
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rope, all OF
which will be sold together or separate, to
suit purchasers, very low. ADDRESS
FISHER, BUSKIRK Il CO.,
COMMISSION Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
Fnhg RI
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"THE ACCIDENT OF BIRTH"
John Quincy Adams On "TOpsy. TurVy"
Reconstruction.

In letter dated October %. and now first
published, addresstd d by John Quincy Adams
Uf MHhsacn ~ elLs, 10 kundry unrecUnsIruc ei
Rebels OF Macon, Georgia. we nud the ioliow wing
VsREsg ges:-
Gehile men. your case is not one which ad mlts
of IulIipg Strains or Intoxicating melodies To
soO he our pains or obi crate your memories;
anu those who seek 10 lure you always D tck.
~AId 10 the dread pact, or cast u deceptive
glamour over your ern futnre. are not, as
lhiDK, doing the best service possible tor the
~ un. Your position materially and pOltIt
cslly Is, 10 my thinking, TO The last degree
serious, and no holiday OTations or deceptive
assurances OF n premature g1O feeling tan nelp
Your hard case. You must try frankly and
chtertully To meet llke men he fate you dared
ik e men TO invoke. flour people canroJ sud
denly renew their shattered confidence, or dare
not gTssp your slretchetouJ haud, why take II
coldly as part Of your penalty, and set your.
from sheer ad m lration OF your pluck To grasp
SOnr hand unobserved.
You want but IiLtle politics. as take IL, but
you do need every man OF you to- oend mis-
every energy TO build mp your waste places. re-
STORE your laDgushing Industry. renew your
decaytd trade, leplenlsh your exhausted CAPT.
Ial, educ ale and elevate the poor, Ignorant. and
deRI AIDED within your borders, and allure all to
leave no device untried TO reconcile ana adjust
your people TO the new era
/ do not mean by that the era OF reconstruc-
tion for i do not believe that such prepOste"
Ious and topsy- turvy contrivance can stand.
Yet, even foi that, would urge liberation until
the era which Is comipg, and must come,
whether you like II or not when the American
people snail become homogeneous aud ami
mated by one spirit. which shall pervade South
as well as North. East and West alike, the
spirit Of one progressive and productive, peace.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, Nov. THE movements In trade
circles are considerably restricted by the strin.
gent condition OF the money market.
The demand for Cotton is limited. We quote
middling uplands at 2592jAc., an / New Orleans
at 26@261Sc.
No. Querciron Bark is offered at $3.50 o
ton, without finding buyers.
The Flour Market Is very fat, the inquiry
being coDtD ed To the wants Of the nome trade
but the better grades are held with great oOnds
denct; sales of 6C0 ools Northwest extra family
at S7'25Q 25. the latter rate tur choice Mime
sofa. tnoluning PenDsy ivania and OHIO family
~ S8 t0@lO75 fancy brands ~ SlI@l3 extras as
S675@7; and superfine NJ 81 75Ab50 RYE Flour
sells al $50 rs. Nothing Ooiug in Corn Meal.
The Wheat Market presents no new feature,
and only 1850 bush. Is were tak-n at 81 0Ea2 10
for red. and So lO@2 IL for amoer. Rye sells at
sl'50@l 'b5 o busn.l f,r Western aud Peansyla
VRnta. Corn Is dull; We quote yellow at 81 Is,
and Western mixed at 81 rs Oats are selling sS
6S@T0c. for Western and Penns, lvania.
No change To notice In Barley or Malt.
Whitky Is unsettled AZ 81 1904 Is % gallon.
tax paid.
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nous gains in all the Sla es. Toe strain however
Was lOo great for the sna' tered out Ouoe Do yer.
fu intellect. and, with his pen on his last word,
he fell forward In q swOOn Although the arii-
Gle Vas evidently composed duriDg q tenn porary
alteration OF mind, the dtJOr. Iu.chtef de- err
mined 10 print IL as "a last memorial OF hts
unfortunate friend. the stricken gentleman
fingered until abnut midnight. zpeeohless. but
apparently suffering great de'l. In the hops
of restoring cOnscl usness some one wnis-
pered In his ear, I'VE have maj Irity OF two
in the Legislature" The sufferer rallied for u
moment at th,s, murmured, "3even-tlmes-
two--is 49,, and Immediately expired.
or the Arithmetic Man. IL may be truly said
that for him multiplication was no vexstion,
and fractions had NO terrors. He dropped inuo
figures as easily Us Mr.. Wegg dropped iuto
poetry, and tossed the numerals about with
bewiderIDg dex eritv never equAlled except
by the most expert juRgleis. ID Dtpolps Aritn-
Deiic" In his hepds was a Kaleidoscope fail OF
ir1niie varieties OF surprising aud b 'au.
liiul combinations, and the more he turned
IL VI side down the more brilliant A
became. Give him ngnres enough aud
tabular report and LorI how the totals would
foot upI IL The mtjOritles against him we're
gigantic, he rose win he occ aston, and, after
nights mathematical debaucn, rolled You Off
cary every State In The Uuion. II ne h ,d lived
he would have cipherpd Seymour mo the
Whie House and II 'ured out m j Drlty
for Frank Blair in the Finh district oil
with official returns than you could persuade a
pitbwitch To lie down Or course, in the present
cIisis Of the Democratic party, the loss OF sucn
a man is "a mort severe blow; but IL IL un Ter.
with a dlsiDguishea Democrat VINO, having
hsd several years experience In altering tre
figures of bank notes, 1t Is hoped may be aole
TO fill the vacant place.
very genteel wake over the remains of the
deceased was given at the residence OF Mayor
Hoffman, last evening.
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FINANCE AND OOM7MEROH.
oyTIoE OF TAN EvsNIns Trr.raRAPH. n
ia ufday, Nov. Z: tRRaI III


There was more disposition to operate in
STOCKS this morning, ahi prices generally we're
hlgher Government secuTlti-s aivaueed l DER
cent. l04 was bid Tor 10-40a; 1924 for 8s OF 1891;
lC7btor '62 620s; lI6i 'or "a 62Us; LOG for N6
b2Os: lOSl for July '65 52Os; 1884 Tor '67 6-2Op:
and 1904 for Ls 6-2U'. City loass we're uns
CHANGED. The new issue sold ut lOli.
Railroad snaTps were the mo a"tlve on the
hsi. headiLg sold lArg ~ ~ 47LG04s!, an ad-
varce OF 1; PennsylVan,a Railroai at 694 an
aiyanee o. I; LenieS VALLEY q, 54), an Advance
OF CaawiEa pieipned a. 80. an advAGe. OF
I; Phiadeli hia AM hne a. 254 an adyabo5 Of
y. aud Mioehlll ut 6S, no ange; "a was bld
tnr Norm Penns! !iNania, and A Tor Little
City Passenger Railroad shares were without
CbaTge. brstonv'lle sold ~ III, no change. IS
was bid tor Futb and ! xb: l6 rnr TbNteenth
ard Fifteen b; and 20 for Girard College.
Bank shares we're urmIv hid at tuil priccs
Nj cbapce' sold at 3ls. sc as MD Tor Penn
townships. 80 Tor Manuiac ureis'; aud A for
Coz olida ior.
Caual shares were higher. Ieb,yh Nay'ga.
tioL sold at 27t. an 'vuDce OF !; 10 was Did Tor
Schuy kill Navt9auon com non; 20 for preferred
do; 20 Tor Morris Canal ore erreI: ami IA
Tor Sus1uchanDa Cana.
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SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST PRINCfPAI
ALso REPAYABLE IN GOLD - FIRST MorlgaRe
Bonds, based upon the valuable franchises,
grants, railroad, equipment, ETC.. OF the GEM
TRIAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, now
nearly competed. and forming Que OF the most
assured and productive liues Of traffic In the
world. The way traffic alone is large and re-
munerRiive, Independently Of the Immense
through business soon To follow.
portion tf this loan IL offered to inyestOra
at l03 and accrued interest In currency The
bonds have semi annual gold coupons attac he'd,
psyRble in January anu Juy.
Information, etc. TO he han OF
DE HAVEN q BROTHER.
Dealers in GovernBen mt Securities. Gold, ETC.,
No. 40 y IuLh Third street.
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OBITUARY Y.
The "WOrId's" Arithmetic Man The
Nature OF his Illness.

The New York Tribune OF this morning pub
fishes he following spicy artcie:-
II IL our painful duly 10 announce the death
OF the Arithmetic Man, whose remarkable
achievements in he province OF mathematics
have lent To he World OF late It's little anu only
glory. On "Wednesday morniDg we Informed
our re AderB of the alarm Ing state OF prostratiOn
in o " hich this celebrated character had been
thrown by The returns OF the Presidential cleo
ZION. lie was removed from the spot where he
fell to the editorial rooms, laid on black board
and made as comfort able as circumstances
would permit, the entire staff devoting them
selves night and day to his recuscitatiOn. On
Thursday afternoon he partially revived. and
was noticed drawing figures In the air with an
imBginBry slate.peDcil. and rubbing tnem out
again with q damp pocket handkerchief
Shortly afterwards. during the temporary alb.
sepce OF his attendants, he seated himself at q
oeEk and wrote that ex ira ordinary article which
appeared in yesterdays World on "The Decline
OF Radicalism," proving by an arithmetical pro-
IN the Presidential contest, and secured enor-
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Reported by De Haven & Bro. No 40 3. Third stree


-Messrs. Jay Cooke &c Co. quote Govern-
ment securities, etc, as tOlows'-U. s, 6s Of
1881, 112@ll2l; old 5-2Os, dO., lO750l072; new
62Os ls64, ly65@l lO64; do, 1867, lO6s 6N065 620s,
July, 1865, 1885 0lO9l: do. 1897 l1J6Dl0q4; do.
-MessIs, Miliam Painter Il Co.. oaukers,
No. Sc South Th'rt Street. 'eDort the folio wing
rates OF exchange TODAY NJ IL o'clock:-
United States 6s, 1881, ll2inh2l; q. 8. 6.20s,
1864 Glu64; do. Julv, 1865, rsk01l09s: DO July,
1867, l0S48l09 1868, lO9@l094; 1o-ios, 1880
1043. Compounn Interest No:e,, past due,
1925. Gold. l34lGl34.
--Mes-rs. De Haven &Bro'her. No. 10 South
Third street, report the follo w'rg rases OF exc
change to-day ri P. NJ: u. 8. 6s OF 1881 ll2R
@l13; do. 1852. l07s 0l08; 10. 1854, 1o6s@
1893; do. 1867. new, 1O'S D1034; DO. 1868, 1891
@l09s do, IS, 104Oe. l03S 1l04{. Que Cons
pound Interest Notes, 1l94; Gold, l34a9l34a,
Silver, l30@l32.