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its immediate vicinity for years past than any
Ore company in the city Its not long ago
that the efficiency Of Its apparatus and the
energy OF Its employees saved half block
from destruction. Yet Macgregor sues us for
not obeying the Tenement House" act 1t Is
pretty clear that we must have some higher
intelligence than Macgregor's to execute Mr..
Frear's new bill, should it become law, and the
Metropolitan police are just the parties to do it.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
SOUTH AMERICA.


Fortune Favors the PnrnGuayans-Denth Of
United States Minister Asb0
LIVERPOOL. March 8, 1888.
The South American mall steamer, which touched
at Lisbon has arrived here. The details Of the
from the scene Of the RIO Parana are important
The good fortune OF the Paraguayans continued and
improved. The Brazilians made several attempts 10
cut OF the communications Of General Lopes through
;he forest Of the Gran Chaco; but their effort failed
and in the engagements which took place Lopes gained
fresh advantages over the allied forces.
General Alexander Asboh, Minister Resident OF tho
United States al Buenos Ayres, died after protracted
illness.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
Wpl0lo ItkuT Us
foao
Town Elections In Mnine.

The returns from town elections Maine continue
10 como In favorably for the democrats In Gorham the
republican majority las. year OF i2o was cut down 10
85 The democratic gain In Lewiston. set down at nrss
as 2os lie ascerained be 45o last fans cleo.
t,on In Saco the democratic gain is ll3 Cumberland
haa elected all democrats, excepting town clerk The
democratic gain In Bath is l0A over the s!econ lass
fall, and over that OF 1860. Sal.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
PENNSYL VANiA,

Important Suit In the Philadelphia Courts
The Rights Of Bulls and Bears to Force
Market Value.
PHILADELPHIA, March g. 1868.
The Grand Jury In quarter sessions to-day. found
true bill agans, Tack Bros, Emil schalk and John
Gricrson for conspiracy, growing out OF certain oil
speculations Tho ion 10 one OF grea, import
ance the mercantile community, involving the legality
OF combinations by bulls or bears force the market
value Of any particular article OF merchandise A
spsody decision Of the point is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

York The action in the interest Of the stockholders
OF the Erie Railway Company, and has for its object
the consolidation OF the two suits Of Work ana the
petition OF the people In this suit and the removal Of
Frank WORK from his position - director tempo
rary injunction and order to show granted by
Judge Bacom yesterday suspsnding Work and staying
all proceedings in the other casea
Tho stock market was variable yesterday, but on
the whole nrm. Government securities were dull
Gold closed at lax.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
CUBA.

Exchange QuotatIons-sugar Market.
HAVANA, March 8, 1858.
Exchange-On London, TX 8 per cent premium; ON
United states gold V per cent discount. Sugar TX.s
IHr. per arrobe for No. IL, Dutch standard.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

We regret TO hear that Dr. Carnochan, the distin-
gushed surgeon has been suffering for some days from
the consequences OF . poisoned wound-his system
having received the virus In the course Of an operation
by small puncture In the right hand. As in these
cases usually the constitutional effects were Of the
most serious and threatening character. Happily all
danger Ia past and the Doctor Is likely to be 70.
stored o hts career OF professional usefulness within
short Tina
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RUSSIA.

Imperial Policy and Plana for the East.
PARIS, March g. 1868
I, ,s sad that Russia has been strongly urging upon
the Western Powers . scheme Tor the Independent,
union Of the Danub,an primo pa!tes
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FRANCE.

The New Budget and Mexican Bonds.
PARIS. March 6-Evening.
The forthcoming ministerial budget viii press the
payment Of the principal and !nteres. o. the franco.
Mexican bonds
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Pardon TO a Party Convict.

Pardon to a Party Convict.
DUBLIN, March 0, 1895
1hs Lord Lieutenant OF ireland the Marquis OF Aber.
corn. has released from confinement, Mr.. " Johnson.
The Grand Secretary Of tie orangemen Who WAS
fenced to fine and mpr.sonmon, IN the county Down
for leading an llega. procession
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
Town Election. IN Michigan.

Municipal elections held In Michigan on the "a
inst In owosso the republican candidate for Mayor E.
D. Dewey. was elected By 81 majority, . republican
gain OF l0l last year In Muskegon The democrats
elected every thing but trustee and Street Com
mss,oners This IS tho first time the democracy OF
MuskegoE ever thought worth while 10 ticket as
a charter SECTION
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Town Election. In Iown.

The democrats have elected their Mayor Dosmo ones
iowa-an unusual occurrence. The republicans have
occurred nearly ell the other local officers In Musca-
tine The republicans elected their Mayor and majority
OF the Council The democrats elected the Second ward
Aldermen, Treasurer, Wharf Master and Assessor
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS,

DISASTER AT snA-LvsRpooL, March 6-News has
been received hers thar The brig Amanda ouon Captain
Gerard from New York, bound for ST. Pierre, Martin.
iqus was abandoned at Sea- and only shs mate and Two
ssamen were sAvsd
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JAPAN.
The Civil War Raging Furiousiv-Fatai Con.
sequence-The Foreign Ministers Leave


LONDON, March s, 1858
Late dispatches from China and Japan have been
ceived via india.
The civil war In Japan ragged with great violence
Several combas had taken place between the parti.
sans OF the Shagoon and the Damios. which were at
tended with heavy losses Of life. and great excesses
committed both sides.
In consequence Of the insecure condition OF the
try the ministers 81 tn, foreign Powers had au Jeff
Osaka
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

WENDELL PHILLIPS on IMpEAcHMEyr.-We
print an extract to-day from the latest mani
festo OF Wendell Philips on the impeachment
from which Il viii be seen that he has his
fears OF the Senate 1led, as he says II is. "with
lawyers fed on calisk;n," "greedy men using
their places for profit and "party plotters.r
From those ho Ia apprehensivs tha. Johnson
may bs able ITO bhSo or bully the Senate
into an acquittal' But Phillips, from the pre-.
sent complexion OF things, may dismiss his
fears. Does he not see that the republican
party Is already crumbling to pieces, and that
Johnson's acquittal would fall into the party
camp like q bombshell and blow II into atoms
The removal Of johnson will probably finish
1t but his acquittal will do this thing at once.
What hope, therefore, has Johnson from the
"lawyers Of the Senate, fed on calfskin 7" They
arc in the Rubicon, and, bit or miss, they must
cross H. Their chances look blue on either
side, but retreat 10 certain destruction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
LATE NEWS BY MAIL

The California mail ariirei herc yesterday evening. sith dates io October zd. The Enro pecan news s important Queen l.abtlla of spain. had f- -t to France. and thr i.evoiuioni-i- bad control of the greater p4ri of the country. Hei'r" leaving. Qp,-n isibnis shdicaied in fa- vor of her -on bn' it -,r.m. ihat did not satisfy tle people as lighting Was sill going on.
 ln san Francisco. October 2d, grccnback. acre T .@Il
 \ 4sfi.sr frr.n, a pag y.....a .s=.... .r date October | lk inipun- u- that Governor Mccormick h1r erivrcd lbc args,-i oi eiinps whn took par ln ihs recent Ind 'H igh' al that place. and %, that ibr uiii ,rrs and soldiers who le!i he-' -ume time agQ, went no farther ihaa WicScubuCg and are now on thrir way bick 0hi-crs ftou Flr, lam- were s' La paz when the mall l-fj The citizrn- are indignant with ihr aciion of th' Governor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

Mu1r,uY DE-ruflsa l'EoWsEp. LGencfal Gar a'id Rad cal Member of Congress from Ohio. has declared t lo br iIr intention of General Grant if elected. Co administer thr Government by iir help of llllr triangular piece o slesl, called a hAsouct. IT,
 That would be nothing new; Grant and has par iy have been administering lhe Government for several years in ibc same wnv.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
Notice to Tax-Payers.

IL PERSONS OWING PROPERTY OR POLL A Tax are hereby n0thed that and afer the hrsi day of Novemher ls5 the payment of all taxes due the County of Yavapai and the Territory of Arizona rom said county win be enforced by distress and sale c tho rorerty of per.ops owing such taxes Pay up and costa 4, J. MOORE.
 shersf and er-egsoio County Collector. Prescott. October Q, le6s-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

A CuWoRNi. paper @fys Winged ants were passing over shasta valley on september 9th in great sw4rins nyiug from Ncst to ea.i at au ele- vftinn fn .fTike "a person seated a inad "i hay. Nr. li Wells ilk-d ten miles before pass ihg f,e bread,h of the swAria"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE FIX isting between hr undersigned s this day dissolved by muaa consent Hcnc arth, the busness ahl h. caf- red by Mf Ias D Monhon Co hom ai debts due tlr late firm must be Iid iersns having accpunts against te late firm requested to present them immediately
 JAS D. MONIHON.
 VIM F. DENNISON. Presoott October S ls6s 4t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

FnoM WEArEK-.A party of Mexican miners arrived here yesterday from Weaver Diggugs, in ihis county. They inform us that some 20 men are now working in the dieying., and doing very well. Water was scarce when they cn
 IN the abscncc Of Major Clcndcnin. It. Weston Fourteenth L. s. Infantry, commands Fort Whip. pe.
 SICK FoLKs, who came here from WlckenbnrQ. are rapidly r, gaining health and strength Fred Williams has 90 fur recovered a. 10 be able to work. Col Wright Is nearly all right again. Dr Howard has hid a relap-e, but Is now over it and doing we'll. The mail rider, Mir Ferris. informs us that Mcssrs. Grant Conlter, Peoples and others. who have been very sick at Wlckenburr. were getting well when be left.
 SKULL ASD KIRKLAND VsLLrYs. which are about twenty miles west from Prescott. on the La PH road, have produced excellent crops thi. season. Judge Berry tells us be was delighted "ith the looks Of things in these valleys. The farmers nre comfortably housed. and live like white mm. Water |. plenty in these valleys. the lnd i- good, and the climate gfs,ratc. The Judge was particularly dcilgbted withP. McAtecr's ranch, dwelling and style of living.
 FINE iloR rs.--M Ml.sr.. Roddick & r, lend have returned from Los Angeles, California. They brought with them small hand uf very fine hor.e., which they did nO, -tcsl although. Tom. who is a Jnldst Of iu c.libre say- thd. in San Brruar. 1 dino, the natives thought he was horscthlef , ! The boys have taken up a ranch in Kirkland Vul- ! ley, and intend to farm lt next year. Success to them.
 ] FELLOW CITIZENS oP YAyAPN-Your Ears for a moment. Not for the purpose of cutting them off, bui to yell into them the fact that F. J Cook |. Adobe Store is now filled with choice groceries and provisions, fashionable clothing, nice ladles' goods, glassware, crockcry and everything that can possibly he required 10 meet your wants, and thc beauty Oi tiie thing is hc ayers tNlr Cool, never swcar,; hi, salesman. Geo. Reed attends to ihat paB of the bu-in---j. thnt he Is determined l to sell 5od. cheaper than pny other trader in Prescott Cali at thc Adobe. .cc Aow neatly things arc arranged by Mir. Rccd. examine his goods, and our word for it you cauno, resist thc ,cmpta- l lion of buying som sthiuz from him-hc is such auice plet'in; sentlcm n, aud 20 polite Co ladie. and gentlemen. ... scl9a
 I'm Monte D.ab,o coal mines. near San Fran. cisco. California. yield eleven thousand tons pei tHonih.
 -----------
 AL cnJri- 70 far made to build a sea-wall iu lbe bay of San Francisco have failed, Tbe hug, siouc- sink as fi. as they deposited
 Tm Freedoms Defender have hung ou 'lgir sign thi, week opposite our office. Defend u- trpn the iu,eaon ibls pnry affords. in thc ox rrci-e of Irresponsible power We have bad rnoagh ',i 5hat i.es dhJ.ies >t1r
 Tran. f..r ,...f,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

Ing Steamer OfizabA arrived at san Pedro 0n Monday morning ias, bringing over g09 pa---n- grn-. iucbi1ing come soldier. fnT seTvicr ia Asi- zonL Los Asigdes s9f Ooi. sd
 Il ! time they Nhe soldLer.l were coming.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
ARMY SUPPLIES.

 SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate will be 'O received by the undersigned a' this office until
 Saturday, October 24th, 1868 A twelve o'clock ", for ,lppy.ug the United States Government ai this ros' with
 FVfy (j0J Tons of Corn Foddey or Mo,oa Hay, p two housand l}OyG pounds to fhe on he .av to be well cured and made of tc besi quality uf native grass 'o Doc safked n such pat u the camp tAe 4 C. S shall direct sp high fm iis gnuud to allow ffre circulation u ar under ,aoks io be well built aud care fully Faxed Co protect thern from thr weather
 bds wlli be receiy'l ior any pat 1i e above The conditions and requirements governing thc reoy- Ing uf hds and ihn awarding of h. contract v be the saue as ffefhel in the advertisement of Captain r. D Baker A. C. F.. q. s. A. for Army Supplies pub- s'ed u 'he AEiloNA MINER of September D. -o- Co which reference is made.
 The delivery ti ua fdde- hay io commence iu m,dsisy after tc approval pf ie cluifacf hy fle tenera '"inmaudng tha Military bfi-Dn of fhr Pacific and ter mriate hy ths alsi day of Deermicf -ii- Pf1ssAi. tY l-- erclfssd ha euy.ilpe and endorsed PrT.rals for C"ru F.dier or Hay Ai Camp Lincoln A IT. and addressed 'o tie undersigned
 ALBERT AUSTIN.
 ~l Lieut. i4th IHl,niry A. C. S.
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Arw Aarrrtisrments.
ARIZONA BREWERY AND SALOON.

In the Old Capitol Building. North Side of ihe Plaza Prescott, Arl1oua Good Lager Beer Wines Liquors and Cigars always 0n hand. Give % call. LIITIG co. Presooit October l7 lets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
Prescott Adrertistmtnts.
M0NTEIUMA HOTEL. Montezuma Street, Prescott,

HAVING RE-FlTTED THIS COMMODIOt-s Hotel for the reception of guests resident and transient wish o assure ny friends and the pubc iha it is my intention o make my house home fr a who may Favor with Their patronage To this eud o bous. wl hc kept n ueat orderly manner and every lu1iry of ihe market win be spread ulon iis table Boord ror week 10 Currency ... ........ sleO0 Single Meals each .................. ..... ig5
 JOSEPH EHLE. Prescott October g. l-Gs
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DIED.


 Al Fort whipplr Hospital, saturday, October 10, of lnhimailon of the lungs, John L. Reyburn, aged about Sjycars.
 Deceased d'emlgrated from Pocahontas, Arkansas, 10 California, aud from California to thls Terrl- tory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
JAMES P. BULL,

Disnic' Cerk, U S CJmmissioner and Recorcier,
 Hardyville Mohave County, Arizona.
 Win attend, ai all times, to the drawing of Deeds Nortgages, Povers of Attorney, sto ecl7e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
HORN.

In Prescott, suRda, morning, Oetaber ii. lsGs, io ihe wife Of Andrew sancbrook, a son.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

TIW !" Freedoms Defender. have hung out 'ieir sizn thi, week. opposite our office. Defend u- iron sle iu'edcln tbls pnry affords. iB the cx- rrci-r of irresponsible power. We have bad rtoush ',i jhat Lbs dhg.ies >t0r
 True for yun"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

All ciJri- 70 far made to build sea-wall in the bay Of San Franeisco have failed Tbe huge siouc- sink fi.i az they arc deposited.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

I'm Monte Diab.o coal minc. near San Fran cisco. CAilIrnil, yield eleven thousand tons per ltttpth
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

J. R. BRINK and J. ?. Brown, of Nglture City, in lhis county and Territory, arrived home from California a few days age. Bo,h these gentlemen are "Vultures' that is, they arc old employees Of tbe yulture Mining Company, Mr. Brown having filled the position of chief clerA of the company ior ever SO long, and Mir. Frink that o' general outside business man We welcome them back and hope Co sec them up here ia the pines soon.
 SEE card of James P Bull, In another column We know him 10 be enineuily qualified 10 do al be adveFfiscs to undertake.
 DR Jas. MILLER, high private Of Co. B. Eighth Cavalry requests us to state thai 70 him belongs tlic credit oI ampulllns llie Indian wonHus arm, who recently escaped from tentncar Fort Whip pie. Mr. Miller, we are informed, is a trst-.liss surgeon, although Fate has driven him into the ranks But, then, many great men bc.oFe him have been private soldiers.
 LARGE HAY ScALEs.--A. O, Moves erected, this week, at Fort whipple, for Uncle Samuel, an i'm mensely large hayscales,
 RErURNED MT Graves has returned from Arizoni City, with lot of iron pipes, which he intends to use in desuphurizing smphuret ores ai | the Eureka mill, Walkers District.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-10
ELECTION NOTICE.

In accordance with the requirements Of the Code of
Public ner; Laws, hereby give notice TO tic Judges
of Election and the Voters of Cecil county that
there Will be an Election on the FIRST TUESDAY AFTER
THE FIRST MONDAY, being the THIRD DAY OF No
VENEER 1865 for Seven Electors for President and
Vice President Of the United States and also for
Representative in the Congress of the United States
from the First Congressional district of the State Of
Maryand-in the several Election Districts Of Cecil
county, as follows:
In the First Election District. ut Ceciton.
In the Second Election District, at Chesapeake City.
In the Third Election District, at Elkton.
In the Fourth Election District, at Fair Hill.
In the Fifth Election District, at North East.
In the Sixth Election District at Rising Sun.
In the Seventh Election District, at Port Deposit.
In the Eighth Election District, at Mount Pleasant.
In the Ninth Election District, at Brick Meeting
House.
The Polls will he opened at nine o'clock in the morn
ing and closed at six o'clock in the evening.
The Judges of the several Election districts re-
uuested to make their returns Thursday. the 5h fol-
lowing the Election. AMOS ALEXANDER,
Oct :: lS6S-te Sheriff of Cecil county.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..
To Hotel Keepers and all others who deal in
liquors..

To Hotel Keepers and all others mho deal in
Liquors.
For the information Of all persons concerned the fol-
lowing Act of the Legislature passed March 2ith 1865
is published:
CHAPTER 191.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of spirituos fernented
liquors the several counties of the State the day
of election.
SECTION l. Be it enacted bY the GtEerdl Assembly Of
Murylaad, That it shall not be lawful for the keeper OF
any hotel, tavern storc drinking establishment, or any
other place where liquors are sold, or for any person
OF persons directly Indirectly to SELL barter give or
dispose of any spirituous ernened liquors. ale
beer intoxicating drinks of any kind, on the days OF
election hereafter be held in the several counties of
this State.
Sec , And be it enacted, That any person violating
the provisions of this Act shall he liable 10 indictment
by the Grad Jury of the county where the offence is
committed, and SHALL upon conviction before any Judge
of any the Circuit Courts of this State, be fined
sum not less than fifty dollars than one hun
dred dollars for each ornceone half the fine shall be
paid the nformer the other half to the County Com
mis.oners, for the of public roads
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Oct g. 1S6S-te Sheriff Of Cecil County.
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nsa~ Letters containing the current news
from all parts of the county are solicited
The Wing will be sent free to any person
agreeing to furnish such items of interest as
may transpire in their neighborhood.
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" JAMES ARMSTRONG

MARY s. FERGUSON, AND OTHERS.
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chancery.
ORDERED, This twenty eighth day of September,
1865 that the sale made and reported 10y George
Earle Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate of John
NJ. Ferguson. deceased. be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause the contrary thereof be shown on
before the fifth day of December, next; provided,
a copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Elkton, in Cecil county aforesaid, once
week for one month before the fifth day of Novem-
Der, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be $4,000
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
oct ,, 1SGS-lm Clerk
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NOrlCE.-A.ministrators, Executors, aud others
having business in tho Orphans Court which requires
aivertisnS will please be particular when they
such notices to appear in The Wing leave orders to
that effect.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
lS This is to give notice, that the subscribers of
Cecil county, have obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county letters Of Administration on the per-
sonal estate Of
HARRIET B. MICIIENER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the eth day OF August, 1869;
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscribers Given under our hands this 10Th
day of August, 1868. AARON J. MlCHENER,
AMOS J. KITCHENER,
Administrators of Henrietta i. Kitchener, deceased
Test-REuDEN D. LAMAR, Register.
Aug 20, lSGS--6w
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ST. LOUIS : IRON MOUNTAIN

ST. LOUIS : IRON MOUNTAIN
81 first Mortgage Bonds. February and August
Coupons The earnings of the completed road to Pilot
Knob are now more tan the interest on the entire
mortgage. The proceeds of these Bonds aiding to
the security every day Ore $1,000 have been spent
on the property, and not 81 000U00 of bonds issued
thus far The constantly increasing traffic Of carrying
ORE with the prospect of controlling all the travel from
ST. Louis to the Southern States ensures enormous
revenue The Directors oca $40 of the stock for in
resnen and are interested to enrich the property as
well AS to economist its expenses
TH0S. ALLEN, President, St. Louis Mo
We, the undersigned. cordially recommend these
seven per cent. mortgage bonds, of the St Louis and
Iron Mountain Railroad as good security. The rev.
enue of the road will be large and the administration
of the atflrs of the Company is in capable and expert
ence hands and entitled to the greatest confidence
JAMES S. THOMAS, Mayor of St. Louis
JOHN J. ROE rrest St Louis Chamber Of Commerce
F. W. FOX. Prest ST. Louis Board of Trade.
BARTON BATES. Pres't North Missouri Railroad.
J. H. BRITT0N. Prest Nat. Bank of the State of Mo-
WI l.. EWING. Pres't of the Mer. N. p. of St Louis.
GEO. H. REA. Pres't Second Nat Bank of st. Louis.
JAS. r. EADS. Chief Eng. st. Louis Ill Bridge Co
GEO. W. TAYLOR. Prest Pacific Railroad (of MOI
WM; TAsSiG Prs,i Traders Bank; St Lonis.
ADoLPiluS MEIER, Nice-Pres't U. Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARTT, Pres't German Savings Institution.
Coupons payable in the city of New York. limited
number of the above named Bonds for sale at Eighty
five Parties living of the city remit by draft
express and the bonds will lie returned by free
of charges We invite the attention of capitalists and
others to them as. in our opinion very desirable in
vesment. destined to rank tirst-class security
Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps and information can be
had on application to TOWNSEND, WLELEN CO.,
No. 800 Walnut St. Philadelphia, Agents of the St.
Louis aud Lon Mountain r. r. Co.
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