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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

Ey Armstrong & Walker, Bosco
cobel, offer superior inducements
to purchasers in the line of hard W are
machinery and agricultural implies
ments. They deal largely in hard
ware and all kinds of farm machin,
cry. Give them a call.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
LOCAL MATTERS :

naJ' Burrs are expecting additions
to their stock Of dry goods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

Eg Thomas 4 Harger at Bloom
ington wish to engage the services
OF an experienced cabinet maker. A
permanent situation is offered. See
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

s~D you ,cant goods Of any kind at
the lo,0est prices. 90 to A. d It. A Burr's.
The largest assortment Of Wall Pa
pers, Borders Curtains, !Shads, FIXTURES
&C., in toUn may b found at Burr's.
Buy your Groceries at Burr's-live
aHl groU fat
Fashionable Gothing-a good stock
at 4. d Z. a. Burr's.
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Benzole
Japan, de-, uery loD at Bnrr's.
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STRAY STEER.

Taken up by the subscriber On lands owned by him
on or about the LIST of Oct 1885, three year ole
steer, brown white spot forehead and white spetl
on Other parts of the body no other marks.
The owner is requested to prove property pay char
ges and take said stray away. s. C. RICHARDS.
Castle Rock, Feb rs, 1869. 39w4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

SORGHUM SEEB.-E w Skinner 4
Co, Madison. advertise for sale pure
Sorghum seed from the South. See
their notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

sea-Several communications and
notices are crowded out of the Her
att this week for want Of room.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

esg- Ryland has just returned from
tho Fast where be has purchased
large stock of goods for the Spring
and Sumner trade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
AUCTION SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY!

The undersigned will sell public auction on FRI
D T. the 9th day OF April 1853 at his residence in the
village OF Lancaster, the following personal property
One harrow, plow, two horse Sigh, wagon l cow
hog, horses, and lot OF household furniture and
remnants from dr. goods and variety store
TERMS Ali amounts under $40 cash over $40 time
until the last day OF September, 1859, with approved
security.
Sac TO commence at 10 O'Clock AN.
wx. N. REED.
Lancaster. Mar. ~, 1869. Avg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

aka. Remember to attend the town
caucus for nominating town officers
on Saturday next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

Flour quiet, steady and unchanged.
Wheat Is firm at l IA for No. l, and
at 1905 for No 2. Corn steady al
5hac. Oats firm at 54Rc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
BOSCOBEL MARKET REPORTS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BIT ". B. PHILLIPS.
MARRIAGES :

In Little Grant March 25, by Rev. shortridge, Mr.
VIM Gsrthwaits and Miss Rachel B PennOck, both Of
Little Grant.
In Plattevils March Is by Rev. W Frisbie, Mr. II
8 Scott of Wingvile, and Miss Elizabeth Cree Of Ste
Point.
In Fennimore March %, by Rev Jones, Mr. g
Byery Of Fennimore, and Mrs Martha Jones Of Lam
caster
In jamestown March %, by Rev. Z TaslEer, Mr. B
Folts of Dunlieth ILL.,, and Miss Anna Thurtell, Of
jamestown.
In Mt Hope March p, by Rev. Hurd Cornelius
Nice Of hillulle, 10 Mrs Rebeccs Barrows Of Wood
In Plsttevills March 2Sth, 1869, by Bev, J. E. Pond
VIM D. Hulse to c. L. Perry.
In Piattevs, March 2Sth, 1859, by Rev. j. y. Pond,
Jesse NJ. Moore to Della " Perry.
In Feunimore, March -. 1869. by Il Il. Earl, Esq
James Jones TO Mrs. c. Arnold both of Fennimors
In wyalusing March 18th, 1869, by Elder Phil.
lips, Mr. Marcus Morgan to Miss Jackson, both OF
Wyalusing
With the above notice quantity Of delicious
cake for which the newly welded couple have our
thanks, and best wishes for long and happy life.
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OATS & CORN FOR SALE.

have for sale 200 bush els of oats and 500 hnsba. ~
corn, at % eehts per bashel-bsth Also 5 tons of
sooo timotny hay on reasonable terms. Call on farm
Of T. T. Osborn, in the town of Liberty AZ miles from
fennimore Center, on Lancaster and Boscobe road.
FREDERICK RECTOR.
Liberty March %, SEQ 42-w7s
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STRAY cow.

Taken up by the subscriber, residing in the Town of
Cassville, on land owned by him in said town on or
about the 24h day of February 1862 red COW with
whitsh stripe along the back a1d white spot on the
forehead and small notch apparently cut in the I'M
derside of the left ear, about four fye years old
The owner is requested to prove property pay char
ges and take said stray away ] b ORTsCHEID.
Cassville, March LIST, 1869 3ow4s
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VILLAGE CHARTER Wepublish on
the outside of the II raid the Act
to Incorporate the village Of Lancas-
ter, as passed at the last session of
the Legislature. All who reside
within the village limits should read
and preserve the new charter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
When to Transplant.

Mr.. Cover l am constantly
receiving letters of inquiry from per-
sons wishing to know the proper
time for transplanting apple trees,
| take this method to inform all such,
and others, that l hare found from
long experience, trees do better when
removed just as the buds begin to
swell. Yours Truly,
x.-.h " uapcup
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

CROWDED CURVE have received
for print petition signed by go cit
liens Of the town of W aterstown, re-
questing j w. Banding to run for
County Judge, but cannot publlsl it
for want OF space.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
WINDOW SHADES |!
Something New!

A. T. A Burr are agents for and have constantly
hand for sale the eel brsted RUSTIC AND EXCEL
sI0R WINDOW SHADES The Rustic Shade La been
in use Tor some time aud Las with general sor
where ever known The Excelsior Shade lie lust being
introduced and Is an improvement upon the Rustic
shade, II being perfectly tight shade admitting no
tight, thus doing away with the only objection ever
found TO the Rustic Shade.
These shades made of the best material are ad-
aptsd to any window. easily adjusted never out Of
order end are the neatest, perfect durable an
economical window shade in use. Gall and look
than 2Q-8f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
(CONFIDENTIiL)--Rea the Adver-
tisement of BUR'S In this paper.
Flax Seed for Sale.

/ have from eighty to one hundred bushels Of Flax
Seed for sale will take dollars and quarter per
bushe at my farm. Those wishing for seed will do well
to apply soon. BENZ. Z. QUINCY.
Lancaster, Wis, March g. 1869. 42w3s
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FAIRPLAY MINING AND LEVEL co,

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
tns STOCK holders OF the Fairplsy Mining Level Co
VIII ke place on Tuesday May 9TH lsn9 the
urers office of said company for the purpose elecng
Directors for the snsuiAh year. Also at which time
all forfeited and unpaid stocks will be sold at public
auction K NJ HENDERSON Secy
Fairplay, March q, 1869 43w4
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SPAN of MULES FOR SALE

A span Of brown work mules matched in color and
size with harness. for sale cheap for cash.
Lancaster, Wis., March, e, 1852 42-sf
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CHICAGO. March 90.

Flour active. Wheat l liz for No.
= Oats $50. Corn unchanged
Pork unchanged and nothirg doing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by him.
on Sec -, "a miles west Of POtosi Monday March
lsf, oHs one gray mare supposed TO be II years old
heavy with foal shoe rig h fore foot some har-
ness marks The owner is requ ted to prove proper
~, pay charges and take said stray away
PETER SCHUYLER.
Potosi, March 4th, 1869. 4Oy4s
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UNREDEEMED LANDS, $50.

OFFICE CLERK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Lancaster, March 18th, 1869
NoIIcE Is hereby given to all whom it may concern
that the foil wing described lands and town lots sold
on the ith day Of September, A. ID 1896 for the
que aud unpaid for the year 1865 remain unredeemed
IN tins Office Now therefore, unless the tax charges
ana interest set oppote each tract and lot together
with the redemption ee shall be paid before the
4th day OF September A. D. 1862 pursuance of the
statute for such cases made and provided, the
shai be conveyed to the purchaser:
Description. Sec. r. To whom assd Amt.
7osvn Of Lima,
e1z ofswI ofseL % 4 Worley $75s
mex Of nw4 32 Oviatts estate % IL
ca OF nwA 81 C. W. Floyd Ss "a
7otVa Of Woodaan-T7 R.4.
ne3s OF sw< q 7 Samuel Plumb 9 SIS
To1cn Of Ca.sviIIe-T g. Il. s.
ne% Of nwh l VIM. Craig 7ls
7O,cn Of Glen Hapen
ne4 OF swi4 80 4 5 HHGarrabrant 10 80
Tom Of Bloomington
- Of of n n1 'w " nsA sam'l McIver os
neA of neA 2 A NJ. Reed 70
e5s Of nez 80 5 6 NJ Reed &c SO
J. N. ALTIZER,
Clerk Board Supervisors, Grant Co, Wis
42-wl2
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STRAY HOG.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by me
IN the town OF Wyausng, or about the 9th day Of
February 1869, large black and white spotted SOW
both ears on The owner is requested to prove pro.
perry, pay charges and take said stray away
ANTHONY LEACH.
Wyslusing, Feb. 9th, 1860 3sw.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
INSTITUTE SCHOOL.

The third term Of this successful school will open
on Monday the 9th day of April next and few mere
scholars be accommodated with seats If m,. ediae
application be made 10 the undersigned
Those first applying will be admitted until the seats
filled. BY order Of ine Trustees,
Lancaster, March % JAMES A. JONES Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
STALLION FOR SALE.

will sell my stock horse-"Young Clyde"-sprung
from the Clyde stock. He is dark bay, years old
rising 1; 10 hands high good horse for all work
perfectly gentle and kind in harness Young Civ ie
has taken the premium at State County and several
local fairs For further particulars inquire of me- 4
mile north OF Beetown. JOHN MINER
Beetown Feb. Goth, 1869. 3stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30
DEATHS

DID in smelser March 18TH after lingering illness
Margaret Emily wife Of H. B. Wood in her S9th year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-30

JUVENILE VITA Herald SUD
scriber at Glen Haven, sends the
following for publication II fire.
Quently notice in the Herald sharp
sayings of the little folks. My three
year old boy got off good one which
| thought would cap the climax; We
have a cat that ia always in some
mischief about the house. One day
my wife was vexed at it and ex-
claimed %, dear, if had the courage
or fortitude | would kill that cat.
Willie heard it and looking up re-
marked Ma, the axe is out at the
wood pile won't that do as WELL y
1t may be presumed that Willie was
put to bed
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STRAY STEER,

Taken up by the subscriber on or about Nov. goth.
1865 on lands occupied by him about miles west OF
Hurricane corners in the Town of Potosi one dark red
Dull call years old has star in forehead and white
tail The owner is requested 10 prove property pas
charges and take said stray away. JOHN LIBsCH.
Potosi, March 5tb 1869. fowls
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STOCK & FARM PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION!

The undersigned, residing two miles southeast of
the village Of Mt Hope will sell auction on THURS
DAY. APRIL sth, 1862 the following described prop
erty cows, steer years old, two heifers years
old, calves, 20 hogs 40 sheep, last spring colts,
last fall colt, sulky pillow, and tanning mill also
quantity of corn, oats wheat and potatoes and many
other articles too numerous to mention. Also numer-
articles Of househould furniture
TERhs-All sums of $40 and under, cash all over
months credit with approved security and interest
ten per cent.
Sale TO commence at 10 A. NJ
w. III. CLAcK, Auctioneer. PETER CULICK
Mt. Hope, Mar. ed 69. 42.w2$
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PhIIadeIpbIa Trade ReuOrt.

TUESDAY. Feb. l6.-The Flour market is
dulet, but holders are Indifferent about realiz-
Ing, except at full prices. Only f'w hundred
barrels were purchased by the home consumers
at S69625 for superfine; IS 75@625 for extras
S@776 for lowe, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
extra family; S8@ST5 for Pennsylvania do
S8769l0 for Ohio do. do and $40 509l2 so for
fancy brands. according TO quality. Rye Flour
sells at s7@7 25 per Darrel No change to notice
in Corn Meal.
The demand for Wheat is limited TO good and
prime lots the offerings of which are light
Sales of red at Sl7O@ls5. and 1000 bushels
Michigan amber at slS2LS. Rye is steady at
Sl'55@160 per bushel for WESTERN Corn Is very
quiet. Sales of 5000 bushels new yellow at ST@
SOC. Oats are in moderate request, and the
receipts and stocks are light. Sales of $500
bushels Western at 74075c. Barley Is firm at
e22@2 rs per bushel. Malt is unchanged.
Seeds-Cloverseed is in good demand. with
sales at SO 25@975. and small lots from second
hands at Sl09l025. Timothy ranges from 1915
@4. Flaxseed is taken by the orushers at
S262@2'85.
Bsrk-In the absence of sales we quote No.
Quercitron Rt $50 per ton.
Whisky is offered at 9699So' per gallon, tax
paid.
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S7,O55,S72'OG

The Cumberland Valley Railroad extends
nom Harrisburg TO Hagerstown. Maryland, q
distance of seventy four miles. It Is a very
important feeder to your main line, and ira.
verses throughout It's length wide and densely
populated valley, rich In agricultural resources,
and bounded on either side by mountain
ranges containing some of the most valuable
mines or iron ore In the State, OF inexhaustibIe
extent. These mines are now being developed
and when reached by the branch railroad In
course OF construction, the transportation OF
Ofthat company.
The interest OF your company in this railway
80 held by us sinking fund, and consists OF
S4l8 shares OF the common and 1864 sheres OF the
preferred stock upon both of which amount.
Ing at par TO 4,lOO, 1t pays regular diyIdends
OF eight per cent. per annum, leaving a
surplus which is being appropriated in
aid OF the construction of the branch linz
mentioned TO the largest of these iron ore
deposits, and towards the extension
of its own line 10 the Potomac al or
near Willlamsport, Maryland. The Northern
Central Railroad extends from Baltimore TO
sunbury, Pennsylvania, distance Of 1873 miles
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DIED.

ALBERTsON.-On the 18th instant JAMES T. AL
BERTsoN, In the 3Lst ear OF his age.
James Page Library Company. are respectfully In
yited to attend the funeral from hs residence OF his
Vault.
GEORGE HENRY youngest son OF Samuel T. and
Funeral services az the residence OF W. 4. Crockett,
No. S35 N Thirty third street. on Wednesday morn.
rel Hill.
eEGAN.-On Monday evening. February Is. DR..
AIS reiati1es and friends are invited 70 attend his
funeral, from his late residence, No. Sl2 E. Second
street; on Friday morning, the 18th instant at s6
HARMAR.-on lMenday morning, February 49,
The male relatives and friends Of the family are
invited attend the funeral from the residence ~ hs
February is, at ii O'Clock punctually. -
MOONRY.-On the l4'h instant HUGH MOONEY.
nf S% ss "
Mrs Ann Mullin. No l725 SAMSON street, on Wednes'
day morning at s.. o'clock.
MoRsLANDER in The as.h ~ year ar OF mis- age Tho
The relatives I rsud ana dsnSs 81 ne e.
the State OF Pennsylvania; Wayne Lodge, No 9. L @
oda Pe%Rs Resf 9
Humane Lodge,'A. o orc. F.; the Orders in general;
70 attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon the
18th Instant a. O'clock nom tns residence o. ms
sister Mrs c. Ireland, No. 1903 Mary street. Burial
| az Woodlands.
sMiTH-At Dudley, on the evening q the 18th in;
| sdest daughter OF MArmsduke Moore
relatives and e1dI Ss 81 s.s S s S aheT
| No. 25i s. Twenty Brst street, on Wednesday morn
| ing the 18TH instal Ss 10 O'Clock.
| THOMPBON ON Monday, February 10 CARRIE
| daughter OF Harriet L. and the late NeWcono D.
a psstfyss and friends Of the family invited
70 attend the funeral on Thursday morning the isth
snIer as1eet GeGmsntown Carriages leave No sol
! Arch street, at 10 o'clock.
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Reported by De Haven q Bro. No, 20 &, Third street
FIRlT pOApn

No. 80 $. Third street. report this mornings
gold quotations as follOws;-
1000 A. N. 1850 1892 A. NJ. liS5!
" -Messrs. William painter & Co., bankers
No. SO South Third Street, report the folio wing
rates of exchange to-day at IL o'elock;-
United States IS, 1881 ll4b@ll64; U. 8. 6-20s
1852, ll5$@ll63; do, 1854, ll24@ll2s; do'' 1870
1887, lll8@ll13; do. 1863, llls@llls; 5s, l0-4Os,
ll0@ll04. Compound Interest Notes, past due
1925. Gold, l350Dl35t
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote govern
1881, ll5@ll54; 6-20s of 1862 ll5s gll5s,
5-2Os, 1854, ll2s@ll29; 6.2Os, Noy, 1860, IiSfg
ia; July, 1865, 1lla@llla; do. 1867, liltg
Union Pacific bonds, lOll sIO?, Cold. 1885,.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFIcE OF TIE EVENING TELEeRAPH,(
Tuesday, Feb. l6, 1869. J

OFFICE OF TIE EVENING TELE9RAPH,(
Tuesday, Feb. l6 1869.
The Money market continues easy. Call loans
rule at 697 per cent; frst-cIass commercial
paper ranges from 500 per cent. per annum.
There was more disposition to operate in Stocks
this morning, but prices were unsettled and
lower. Government securities were fraction
lower,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EICHANGB SALEs TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven q Bro. No. 40 &. Third street
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium SEWN,
Machines. No. 78o Chesnut street

GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines. No. 78e Chesnut street
THE UNDERSIGNED beg leave TO inform their
friends and patrons that they have added TO their
list of fine Groceries the celebrated Pioneer Ied
POtCdcr." the demand for which is increasing daily
article one trial only being necessary evidence
of that fact
GEoReE T. RILEY, Nineteenth and Coates sta,
FILLNAN & BANEs, Thirteenth and Poplar sts.
THOMPSON BLACKS Son & Co., Broad and Chestnut
JOSHUA II. CoUsrY. No IIs S. Second street.
CHARLES II. LoNGMIRE, Germantown.
Es5-WE RECOMMEND OUR CLOTHING,
RS- We Recommend Our Clothing,
No. I've Recommend Our CloGhinO,
RR- We Recommend Our Clothing,
H1- We Recommend Our Clothing,
y" lSt' Tor lis Good ouo,py ga
Isl For us Good tludiitv -isG
Isl. For It's Good Quality ga
2d, For us Good Make -iSQ
I'd. For us GOOD Nuke -tN
I'd For It's Good Make. .~{sD
SO Ebr Us UndOubted Chedpness -{4a
30, For It's UitdOLbted Chedpness. .=JsN
Sd, For It's UndOnoted Chedptless -aQ
rs SPECIAL OARD.-Ihe close GJ q Is d~ssa
Rpgood time TO buy 0vercoots and SUITS Of every ga
6s descrtpt0 at pr ices ot arc considerably less 90
30 -Htdp arc tStety 10 Ge soon again -. ga
WANAMAKRR & BROWN,
WANAM M.KER d sowN.
WANAMAK EB IL Brown,
LARGEST AssORTMRNT AND LARGEST ESTABLISH.
MENT IN PHILADELPHIA
THE Cor. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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M MARRIED.

DYCH-RICE-On the 1lGh instant, by Rev. w. T..
Eva. Mr. FREDERICK r. DYCH TO Miss SERENA,
daughter of she late Samuel Rice, Esq., OF the Eigh
eenth ward, Philadelphia.
TRoUT-McELwEE.-O On the evening of the 10th
instant, By the Rev. ]. A. Kunkelmsu. Mr.. FRANK
s. TROUT and Miss ANNIE DIoELWEE.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .,.......PEBRU


STATE or THERMOMETER AT rHE EvRSINe rELR
GRAPH OBFIOH.
A. M........40I IL A M..........s6a p,
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LATEST SHIPPING 1NrELLIeENCE.
For addRianol Marine Ne0s sec Inside Pages.
TRY rnLpaRAPH'

TRY rHLpaRAPHl
NEW YORK, Fec I6.--Arrived. steamshp United
FonTaSss MoHnos Feb. Is Arrived. short OF
provisions, brig Ohswsp, fm Palermo for Baltimore
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. FEBRUARY I6.
STATE or EHERMoMErnR AT rEE EvESINs
A M..........4o ii A. M.........tsIa p. M.....47
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
BsrQue Proteus, Obpman, Trinidad, J. E. Bailey a
schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, PrOvldence, knight q
sc6T Florence, Mcintyre, NewburypOrt, do.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
,i3 BEig Elisa McNeii Small, ss days from MesSna'
SCH SS,S = ssssT I9Tsas day. from oArdo-
= schI Louisa, Neyins, days from Savannah. with
vs He a. s A Ss 10 SoFGIos. Bucks
1n.n 3 sh,ivsr RSgsns 10 hours from BA'
BELOW.
Bargue Linda, from ssgus; brgs Abby Watson.
from Wilmington, N c.; aud Hunter. from sombFerO,
cprreHondeee Of The Pa,iads,phsa Ercaanoe
. Grace Morrison. from St Johns, p r., for orders
Ins Topaz yaiISE; scSFs Fred smith sad s RSs swell
Tor providence; Annie Barton. from O PhadspSia for
S@9HE,sston; @ Fs Lucy D. from soston for Riohmond J.
SOrsSq, j., from New YORK RIeSmondi J. HSys,
uO IOL bhlllnOret a III, 70 VRfOS. 10, fOr whining
ton, N. M IL. 5tockham do, for do: Hyne, TO- for
Cherlestou; Z. A. Sanders. do. for Norfolk Lock.
wood; Harry Landell: A. j. Bentley; Eleuthera; aud
Oliver Schohed, all from New York for Virginia.
BhTques ChasCa for CIenfuegoa; Woodland, for Rot
terdami and brig Ocean Belle, for Havana, all from
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA.
5chr Albert Tbomau Rogers for Philadelphia,
sailed from Charleston yesterday,
10 n inst
scbr Emma Bacon, Beaise, for Philadelphia, cleared
At Portland 18th inst
Schr J. b Clayton. Clayton from New York, arrived
at Baltimore 18th inst. Was ashore on the Middle
ground. near Cspe Charles, and WAS got OF after
throwing overheard some of the cargo, Two men,
William Johnson and William VI. Huseuburg, were
drowned in attempting to carry out an anchor
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street, has the largest and attractive
assortment of hne jewery and silverwsre the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit 70
his store s sure to result in pleasure and profit.
FINE PAISTINGs.-B Scott, Jr. will sell this even.
ing, at IA o'clock, at the Art Gallery, No IOaO
Chestnut street, collection OF modern pictures ell
elegantly mounted in newest style frames, aud of o
variety OF anbieCtR.
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CIT ITE III s.

PR1cEs GREATLY RRDUoED-to close oB WintC1
stock Of Mems. Youtts' and Boys Clothing.
HaISiOdy bet,Ueen BENNETT 81 Co..
Fyrh aud TowBR HAIL.
PHILADELPHIA,
AND NO. 900 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
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HLHEFHAFItI
NEW YORK, Fe0. I6.--Arrived. steamship United
Kingdom from aBRow,
FohTRPss MoNnos. Feb. 1s Arrived short o.
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SECURITY OF The BONDS

1t needs no argument TO sho that First Mortgage
OF 100 per mile what for long time must be
the only railroad connecting the Atlantic aud Pacific
states Is PRRBFCrLY SECURE. The entire amount
of the mortgage will be about sse,O00.C0o and the
interest 81 100000 per annum in geld. The present
currency cost OF Interest less than per
am UNI, while the gross earnings of the year 1865
FROM WAY BUSINESS only, on AN AVERAaE
OF LEES THAN 700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERA
TION, WERE MORE THAN