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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30
Arrival Of the Grand Plano.

lfFom ue Warrington DAlly throhlcle'l
The grand piano made for tho White House
by the celebrated Schumacher Pianoiorte
Manufacturing Company, OF philadelphia, ar
rived here yesterday morning, and was
placed Ia the Crimson Room. The piano is
of the full concert grand, In a magnificent
rosewood case with pearl m%ouldings, eTquis-
itely finished; white enameled plate beauti-
fully or%namented; keys Of the purest ivory;
makers name nlald with gold The tone Is
rich and powerful, with great depth and
sweetness, and the instrument is worthy the
lame OF tho manufacturer, il has been the
custom TO reIurnish tho White House every
four years, and II is always q matter OF great
competition between the leading piano man
ufaeturers of the country TO secure the favor
OF the occupants OF tho mansion. The
Messrs. %Chicksring, of Boston, were sue
cesAful for many years, hut on the accession
Of President Lincoln, his wife made choice
OF a Philadelphia piano, which was also made
by Messrs. Schumacher x Co, This instru.
ment is eight years old, but very hne, and
will be removed 10 the warerooms OF the
Arm In Philadelphia. Our Quaker City
friends can congratulate themselves upon
their luck Ia being Thus favored for now the
third Administration. Miss Nellie Grant was
delighted with the new instrument when she
tried II yesterday, and General Badeau, who
is said to be a connoissSur, pronounced it in
comparable.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

TX A MFR where the natural desire Of the
people 10 10 reach the highest point in ART,
II 10 very difficult for success 10 DO obtained
without most arduOus labor. Public opinion
is extremely e~xacting and not always Just;
but often unjust and cruel criticism has pro-
duced the most beneficial results; the great
est improvements have been made under
continued ANNOUNCEMENTS, and in many
sucecssful efforts defeat seemed certain TO all
except those concerned. In no one branch
OF art has there been moro trials and fail
urea, and in no single instrument IL there 80
many different parts TO perfect, in order 10
make the whole a success, as the Plano
Forte; this is always attended with great e1-
pense, requiring large capital and patient
perseverance,. J. II. GRovFsTEEN, 60 Mercer
street, New York, nov GRoyEsTEEN, FULLER
A COMPANY, commenced manufacturing ri.
mos thirty-eight years ago, and is one Of tina
oldest houses in the country. They aim 10
make the best instrument, aud sell II at the
smallest profit. These Pianos cannot be ex-
cellod. Their singing quality is pure, fun,
aud easily retained through the most lengthy
PASSAGES. For power they are unparalleled,
and are celebrated for their great br~illianey,
exquisite touch, and elegance Of style and
finish,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30
Personal Items.

The famous London Beefstoak Club,
after an existence Of one hundred and thirty
i've years, has broken up and sold it's prop
erty.
More than half OF the Russian lawyers
are bankrupt, and a largo number of them
have been obliged to give up their residences
in st. Petersburg.
p rof. Morley is working ON the continue
ton OF bis ''rables of English Literature"
a valuable mammal Of contemporary authors
and current books of note.
"A kentucky letter says il is all a mistake
that Breckenridge Ia poor and broken. Hell
worth not less than 500, 900, and his health
was never 80 good as at present.
Mrs. Van Houten, of Flint, Mich, has
obtained a Judgment OF $1,000 agNnst the
village Of Geneva, New York, for injuries
received by falling into a sewer last sum
mer.
"A New York paper says. Solomon W.
Jowett, the well-known Vermont sheep
breeder, has boon kept some six months IN
Ludlow street Jail, in this city, ON a petty
suit for debt.
"A ~fayorite topic in English literary cir
ciei just now 10 h authorship Of the "Testa-
ment Of Love-, an old poem for a long time
q puzzle to Chaucerian scholars. IL Ia now
denied that Father Chaucer could have been
Its author" q
"A youth who killed his mother was re-
Gently executed at Montpelier, France. His
head was covered with a black veil 10 indl-
cate the unnatural character of tho crime he
committed. Upon reaehing the foot Of the
scafiold he refused to ascend the steps, and
offered the most desperate resistance TO the
executioner and his assistants.
-Messrs. Brown q Ives, "the great family
OF Rhode Island" have published a card,
declaring totally and maliciously false the
speech on the 9Th inst, that they tried to
induce him to Join them in breaKing down
all their rivals In business. The other impu-
%tations, they say, are oouched in vague Ian
guage, which they cannot notice.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30
nit ono Hnmur.
ALFaITIMATE TRAksACTION.
'ew aon'v'ia9S. rs ''aS' : Keeper

El was Sold.
c-p an attache of one Of the Penn
ylvania railroads, but well known in Buff
fal3 AZ an imveterate practical joker hap-
pened in Cleveland, the other day, and,
the weather being mild and warm, he con
ceived the happy idea Of taking the fair
object of his alteration out riding. Dom
ming his best suit, he started post haste
for the nearest livery stable, He was n
partial stranger in the vicinity, and the
livery stable keeper, not knowing him, and
imagining, possibly, from the state of ner-
vous excitement in which he presented
himself. that something was mp" refused
20 let him take a horse and buggy.
'But, demonstrated Cp, - I'M good
for q dozen horses and buggies."
Very well, then leave me some Sc
curity, demanded the suspicious livery
man"
GLOW much do you consider your
darn'd rig worth" angrily asked our
friend.
about $3.50"
'1f buy II now and pay you $3.50 in
cash, will you agree TO buy II back for the
came sum whom | get through with Il"
asked CAp.
Certainly, sir" politely responded the
owner, who thought he saw a chance for a
good bargain.
GAN right. Here's your money! and,
jumping into the vehicle, C--p drove of
to the residence Of the expectant Angelina.
OF course she was ready. and of course n
pleasant drive was enjoyed. Up one and
down another of the beautifully laid out
avenues of Cleveland they rode, breathing
the fresh and balmy atmosphere Of q glori-
Gus spring day, admiring the handsome
residences that line the streets, C-p
talking sweet nonsense all the while, and
Angelina looking asi IL she feltherself trans
ported TO the seventh heaven Of delight.
For two hours did the happy couple ride
and admire the newly-developed beauties
of nature, when the sinking SON reminded
our hero that official duties awaited his nt-
t%ention, and, leaving his fair companion at
the door of her residence, he drove back
to the livery stable.
"Well, . said he to the proprietor, you
see l am here again, and l presume you
are ready to buy this rig back
Eyes, sir, l trust | am man of my word, "
coolly responded that individual, at the
same time handing C--p $3.50 in green
backs, which our friend quietly slowed
away in an inside pocket, and was moving
of, when
"Hold on here" called the livery-man,
"you haven't paid for your two hours uss
OF this ere horse and buggyr'
"What do you moanf" In turn responded
C-p. Didn't / buy that horse aud bug
gy of you two hours Ago2"
yes"
"well, then, what in HI do you mean
by asking me to pay for the use Of my W
rig2' retorted C--p, a. he moved off
with well-assumed indignation, while the
stable-hands and ~bystanders smiledaudibly.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30
No. %.

Nervous Debility with it's gloomy attend
ants, low SPirits, depression, Involuntary
loss of power, dizzy hoad, loss OF memory,
aud threatened impotence and lmbecility,
find a sovereign cure, in Humphreys homeo,
pathIe Specific, No. twenty eight. Composed
ofthe most valuable mild and potent Cura-
tiyes, they strike at once at the root OF the
charges, and impart yigor and energy, life
and vitality TO TIE entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price s. per
package of six boxes and vial, which is very
important in obstinate and old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all Druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt of price. Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine
o., 562 Broadway, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

sAWs.-BRAEoH, CRooKRs & Co, whose Saw
Works were established in 81. Louis In 1870, also
have warehouses in Chicago and New Orleans
Tho saws OF their manufacture have a national
r~eputation.-Ep. ?
We have known Mr.. BRANCH, under whose
personal supervision the great saw manufac-
tory in 81. Louis 10 conducted, for 0 number
Of years. The business of this firm, undor
his able and energetic guidance, from q
comparatively small beginning twenty years
ago, has advanced with such steady and
rapid strides, that II has attained a decided
prominence among establishments In this
line In the United States, and enjoys q gene
raj and well deserved reputation for integrity,
hberality, and the superior quality OF the
Saws made at their manufactorw
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

THE ABBE DEaUERRY, preaching 10 FASH
ionable Paris against the fashions, during
Lent, exclaimed: '0h, my sisters, what
can be the meaning of the slight covering
you wear ON your shoulders? What can,
every evening, bethe motive Of the absence
OF sleeves TO your dresser With these
eyes have / beheld ladies Of the most ire
proachable character spending their whole
evening in catching at their shoulder
straps lest their dresses should fall off en-
urely, and this is not from any feeling Of
propriety, but from the dread of ineon-
%Venienca
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30
pOetru.
THr oLD-FAsHIONED 10Y.



Oh what shall We do with the q%ueerest OF boysP
ne looks with disdain on the weakness Of toys
Wmlsromradea are playing he never Eil hpaRe,
hut he Its IN a corner as grim as 2 iudge.
He signs for a cane. and he wants . high hat
He pines for = vest and q watch, and all thsti
He prattlea OF shaving, when sohool days besah'
This dear little, odd little, dry little mani
He promises mother q house and some land,
And twenty ave servants, or more, TO conlnanoj
He Keeps his own trunk on his own little shei,
And he writes funny letters, and all to himself
His age-wonh You think 1t 1-is only Jdtt four
You'd say, by hfsways, be was forty, OF morei
He begs 10 I'll mp when the rest 60 TO bed
gay, what's 70 BE done WIN this wise. hthe hea"f
m. No. a wee sister. who's Just come 20 town.
No came. and he looked at her In her white gown
Then bade her good morning'-he made IL =
To show that his nose wasn't put ont Of Joint
He taTks Of q gun, and a a pistol that shoots
lila feelings are strong on the subject OF bootai
They call him "old fashioned aud 80 let him
Az long Is he's god, In he oid-ashioned wsyl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

UsE NoHE BUT THE BEsT~. rFoU0ERA's Com
pound Iodinlsed Cod Liver OH il u~ndoubted-
~ the best, being iivetimes as strong and 40
effective as the ordinary Cod Liver Oil sold.
Consumption frequently results from q cold,
Which Is at first unnolieed and progresses
but slowly. To persons thus Affected Fou-
gera's God Liver Oil is recommended. II
cures while other oils only prolong life.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

Medicines like e%vsrythilg else nave % Do tested DO.
fore they can claim tho CONFIDENCE Of the public, FOX,
eERAs Compound l0dinissd Con LIVER on Ma bSen
tested by the msdieal profession IN all parts o. the
United States ana has been pronounced BY far the
best, and the cheapest preparation before the public,
as may be Seon from pamphlets accompanying each
Sold by druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

Tm NEW YoRK TRmUNE saws the reason
why. PLANTATION BITrERs are so generally
used is owing 10 the fact that they are ALWAYS
made up TO the original standard, and OF
pure material, let the price be what Il will.
The Tribune just hits tho nail on the head,
ior PLANTATION birTERs are not only made OF
pure material, but the people are told what
they are made Of as tho recipe is wrapped
around each bottle. Don't go home without
a bottle. saA .M D
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

ALTHOUGH the Prince Humbert has notlE
ing to do with the administration of Italy,
yet, during his long visit TO Naples, he has
become TO the people OF that city and
province very much like a Viceroy. With
something like a Court, graced by q gentle
wife, tue palace is once more the centre of
the polished society of the ancient capital.
Foreign princes are entertained with the
same eourtesies which the King is called
upon to extend To his guests, as we have
Just had example in the visit Of the Prince
of Baden.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

Tho carpenter shop of j. Buell., in Balti-
more, was burned on the night of tho 18th.
Shortly, after the fire broke out the wall fell
men we're injured. j. Rose, assistant ongi-
neer OF the FIRE department. was impaled on
an iron railing, the apoar-head of an iron
rod piercing his left ride near the lung. He
10 very seriously II not fatally wounded.
Eight or nine hremen were seriously hurt,
and three others are still In the ruins. The
has been e~xtinguished, and they will
soon be got out. The loss on the building
and stock will reach several thousand dollars.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30
Prom he Ns,O PORK Rsaminer ando 1romols.

MAdEoLIA WATER-superior 10 the best Inn.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
prize.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

THR BEST AND ORIGINAL ToAIo Of Iron
Phosphorus, and Calisaya, known IA
Zero Phosphorated Elixir Of Ca
hsaya Bark. The Iron restores color to
the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste Of
the nerve tissue, and the Oalisaya gives
a natural healthfulnesa TO the digestive or
gans, thereby curing dyspepsia / its yarions
torms, Wakefulness, General Debility and
Depression Of Spirits. Manufactured only by
CABWELL, HAZARD & CO., suceessors Ia
Caswell, Mack a DO, New York. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

Messrs. Derrick, Felgemaker & Co.. Al
Clinton street, Buffalo, N. y, have furnished
the musical public with an organ possessing
all the purity and volume Of tone b~eioneInR
to.our large Church Organs, and which cur
mannfaotnrers OF reod organs have 80 long
and Intellectually tried TO Initiate. These Or
gans are small aud portable and we'll adapted
70 churches and parlors. We have heard
these Instruments and can truly say that for
sweetness and purity Of tone they are un-
surpassed by any other organ we ever heard.
Ihey are actual Pipe Organs These organa
are highly accommodated by our, most emit
nent musical men, Prices rom 1915 to
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

For the year ending the 1st Of April, 1859,
the sales OF Manufactured in the frst Ohio.
distriet-were SAC, 900 900, as reported to the
Assessor Of Internal Revenue. sBixtv-nins
manufacturers sold oyer 500, 900 WORTH Of
manufactured goods each.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

ASIDE from poking fun at Grant for
making the government support all of his
and his wife's relations, the demo-
cratic press has been very quiet on the
subject of appointments. II has not been
necessary for democrats 70 make any CON.
been busy at this work, and in n way not
At all complimentary 10 the President.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

is easier and less scarce than two or three
weeks ago, but there Ia not a plethora OF II
in the hands OF bankers or private individn-
ais. Trade is becoming more active and sat
isfactory, and the larger houses are doing a
very large business. The retail trade Is also
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

PRgATE medical aid. ReGd Dr.. Whittier'a
Advertisement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

Kate Relgnolds is playing "Bound,p a new
play. Camille is at McYickor's. Tho Knights
OF tho Round Table Is on the boards at the
Dearborn. Humpty Dumpty IL still running
at the Opera House, and Uncle Toms Cabin,
as first played In New York, Is meeting with
great success at Woods Museum. n.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

we have Ole Bull tonight, and the Hutchin,
sons and Hall concert troupe, from Boston,
and Grau's French Opera Company, for mex
week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

"A New York paper says: 'solomon W.
Jowett, the welLknown Vermont sheep
breeder, has boon kept some six months IN
Ludlow street jail, In this city, on a petty
suit for debt,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
LIVE sTOCK MARKETS.

wEDxEsDLr March 3Cae not plenty and The advance Of
Monday fully sustained that Is bee'es are Rng &C. 10 above
ths Of tine day week The offerings OF yeterl1 ana most
u which morning were lS5 head Wa l1 al
One tundresG AZ West End and 80 At SonnusN ltsns
tutsrsd the NaOual usual on Mshthl alu kooa
Class Of cattle sale The quality a. above theAeag 1Gs
and EysBs throwing kns droyes OF pe buo WIN
really s ps se confined l5dl7ic. With quite proper
t0n s Gd5c and tors At life on The scales ~ 10
drofesas filovt:
hg WeAemer run ont Il scarcely Medium ~ eW Illinois steers
~ 9A 50 West vrBa cattle Tor Lehman q cwt al lte and ~
uls,I'AlA oxen ior NJ Ulmau 81 cat fat at lie ,,a,e
re 20 sold their 81 fash "a cst Illinois steers at ~ ;p,
s ~ gr H. L. Smith ca good butchers steers Of e"I' IRON "
eHt for 81 uuusu Al lCe ~
Or Ens q good "A e, Illinois steers ahy cattle,
I5ie G m n y Loughma6 I6l 0ie-IS 10 " La~IeDe" AZ
t1S ~ Sse' o' H. keeisr 90 pretty fair q ewt Illinois 'es" I"
T. kssmln out common 6la6 evt Mehigsn cattle At 5e
20 20, rtait 60 20 fair "A Illinois steers l5i die
'" HOn1e1 oI CO9n ossnrv sals aiesr OF ~ eNk
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
noNRsrrc MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA March Cotton stsadT, MhdlihEs, 79aoe
flour dn and grades droopmg suprns S3G % 31i EItrs
t6d &c 50 Ohio Extra Family sadSg as Pesusy 81 $50
SO So North Western DO ueehanged Wheat limited ihq1i Red
uuchsng,d Amber III d 81; sales 1900 bush No Sprug At
81 7d 81 ~ Rre unchanged Corn aeive advanced tals
1900 buh Yellow At 93a closing the latter sgur Oats e.dy
spot Coffee quiet sugr dan Icsssrs dull whisky unchanged
BALTIMORE March 3Coton firm; Mddlpg UpaBd, 29c
Font fairly bot prices weak wheat shade snsr Prime Red
sold 81 30 Corn steady Prime White a3d6e yellow od92c
unchanged Bacon aevt but prices unchanged Lard
quiet at 21dlOlc
CISCNNlr March a-pour in moderate demand Pny ~ 7a
e7 Wheat and In fair nand Al 81 +3d ~ 20 for No and No.
Tobacco bids ~ ssd ~ 50 r
Trash 90 for Leaf WHISKY ag1c dsmsud
hight Prcvisous da dfoephs Mess Port held ga Bnk
St l aisle Bacon ptgtcrd sud nemual Shoulders Clear Rh,
Cty at lGic Gold. lli
dswseo y. Mach 3Flour unchanged s.e' 600 bb At 81
No Eptug Amber Winters 80 Tor White, ADD
Double ErrA Wheat quiet No. Mwsuhse Cuh. 6
held NO l. Oats Tor Western. Corn Meal ~ u
cwt Msd scarce Shorts S7, Shipsms ESQ; and hddlnEs.
SO Railroad Frghts-Four ~ Boston sl @ 10 N'"'lof
SO. and AlbatY 61c ,
BuTTlo March lFour snchspgtd and Inactive Wheat entirely
nourS Corn du sales Of ears New At @ on The is
O,ts uoinal dmly bd 81 - for Wsserni 81 %
for State Barley quiet; 81 so bush at e2 @ Pork tm ct
e3l 50 bssvy Mess Lard steady a4n sssds am qaeaions
unch nged little doing. Highwinrs nominal AZ y1c
ToL Epo 3Faur iHseve Wheat-kmber ~ 81 90 the
seller last bali 0f March; q So buJe harehi White
hgsb 81 5ii MiIed Red 81 IS Corn quiet Al Csc fof Ma
zoe r Michigan Os quiet and steady At &C. foI hsbgah
MiwAukEE March 1four urehangel Wbe,i uA,siisd ard
oser: No At 81 lli t7! Oats closed advancing
for New Rve steady 81 H. Bar
ey 81 90 Provisions unchanged Dressed uogs s9 SdS1 Re
Cora bush Rye shpnsnts-2oo bbI Flour 400 saa
Wheat
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

stI5e good "A Inoi. steers 68l7c u Of n swt Al $50
l6ic 30 head laid l66e aud % heavy TEXANS
Penn "a cwL, At l5c
Murray Glover themselves EAttman &c t heasy I'M
nos steers of8 ewt, cearssb At lie
Teed Wheeler o. r. C. Eyan fns drove Of s5 bdi.B
Ted TheJ choice
at " evt, and brought l70l7e Aso for John Moss ripe
grades ~ cwt made b Crimes Of RoAa County sold l7d1e
These were the crack dfoves 0t the dAy.
sage Chambers % fair san eHt Illinois steers
Dstom, At OBe-hundredth-st, at SlA each.
Merritt Bchd had 70 good " tWh Illinois seer sold I60
Also, Illinois cattle
Very few visited End this morning. Small sales wste
made At l6 and for fat cattle 6e rel ID intended
make Monday the chief selling day At that place
Sheep uRchhbge Monday, with ony 1a bead
day They rapidly the following prices Ohio
n, He and STATE ~ b At 7ic at Hudson City A. Por
st. with l3 arrived 29 indspa sheep ~ H. brought 7l s DO
7t n. 7 80 of7S ib tie and so cn bat 81 SIC
also Indiana y ID, &C. Some choice 81 hebgaa
sheep broug 8Ie yesterlaN t.s. =. ... - \
Hogs sa nearly ic Change todsy City dssssd selling At
l40io Western dressed At l3dl3 l3lc and Al I3
There 70 live arrived a. Connahlpsn and al
FOTtehst to-day Live e Tuqtshe a i0ldlOfc
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT oP EBwY0RK. K....."'.,..,.'''..'"'''''hHeha
CLEARED.
sts,n,bp-Hat,eras Roberts Norfolk.
psrks-T Cushing Dahl MatsnIasi Ellen Tyler Leland hasAnsn
Haye st Grihug, Rio Janeo . g.. -. ,,..... u.,...
B. Dagget, glasgow ,, w x..h.
pSm WshnRton Hamburg spaEus NeWpo and Bsaoeshponi
Casson CSombs Arroyo r. ~ W. Jones, Lane JAst'0n'~
ARRIVED.
ste,mshp Huntsvle Crowell, Sayannsh mdse and pass
sts.mshp Rsbeeca Cyde Chichester Wilmington md and rsA
S.hP R,nnsts Hose Philadelphia ant pasl
sSn 81 Charles Cosy Liverpool via Holly Head 30 daya nde
shin Hd.on and lle Of Wight q days nd and pasA
shin Hudson Anthony Newport Eng, 81 days railroad h0n
Bsk Morpug Star Waugh GuAntsnSmo Is days sugar - an,
IE IsIapSr Mcneil Andrews CatanA, Sicily. EeL IS via Glib
ralar Jan. g. sulphur kc -, . -
t.,L Allied HaEefaldon Maansas, is days, moasseS
Rsrk Carienas Bane. Palermo, II DAYS, hut
BrTP II Todd. Mcclure Messipa. 6j days, ifuiL
Brs ausso CangiaBo, Trieste 80 dars mdse
Sch, Forenee shay, Huse Palermo 81 days, nut
sehr Kamar Moore Csrthagena, 2 DAYS hies eoeoanut
seb Dragon Mcfarland 20 days and mosseA
eehE Crescent Lodge, Hatch, BiISebhport
{. A. Graner Hawley, khIaOsnporI
Rehr HoriIon. HewDAu, BhtAbethport
Sehr Rsbeea Florence Rich. New Orleans Is daTs corn
sehr Wilmington, dals uayA stores and cotton
Behr julia A. Decker. Duncan, York River, va
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN March 3-Arhyed bars Signal hsssssi hsheSn 'r
noo bS Lone star Palermo Sailed steamship Java kewf
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpoSpERRY March 3-The steamship Aaaa nom rshthas
arrived a ihis port yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANY's BONDS
are first mortgage upon Of the longest lines of
railroad in the world. The amount will be less than
$4,000 per mile The earnings from local business
over portion of the road last year were over five
million dollars and after its completion early this
season, the immense through traffic Of the Pacific
States will increase this TO fifteen or twenty
millions. The payment of both interest and principal
Of the bonds in gold is therefore, perfectly sure.
The present high price of Governments offers
favorable opportunity TO sell and to reinvest in bond
equally safe and more valuable on account of the
longer period before its maturity. The exchange irH
Hc0 pay profit Of from ten to eighteen per cent. AS
the issue of these bonds will cease parties who
desire invest are invited TO make their subscrp
tons at once, They will be received at the Com
panys Office M. 20 Nassau.st and by John j. Cisco
q Son, No. 90 Wall-st.; and by banks and bOpkors
generally. A pamphlet with full particulars, sent
free on application.