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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A FIRsT.t LASS SECURITY.


At Low PRICE.
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
Tur
ST. LOUIS AND sou THEA TERN RAILROAD OF
ILLINOIS
PRINCIPAL ANp INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD
INTEREST AT ! PER CENT. PAYABLE MAY AND
NOVEMBER.
PRICE 9!H AND ACCRUED INTEREST N CUR.
RENCY.
q MILES COMPLETED il1 MILES TO BUILD.
ISSUE OF BONDS LElIrED TO &c OOO PER NILE.
This road connects ~. Louis with Southeastern III
non Western Kentucky, and the entire railroad system
Of the Southeastern States by the SHORTEST AND
BEST LINE. II cons .itu,cs IS miles OF the Louisville
and ST Louis Air Lima part OF the through line to the
East by tie Chesareak and Ohio Railroad; also, 100
miles oihe Evansville and St LOUIS The country
adjacent, hitherto nearly destitute Of railroad facilities
Is thickly populated and h.hy productive Astounding
In mineral products. THE SALT WORKS OF GALA.
TIN COUNTY, on this line, now WORKED, are OF un-
limited capacity, and the ouly within so miles
OF ~. Louis.
The COAL BEDs UNDERLYING 1T ARE THE RICHEST IN
ILLINOIS. The demand for coal At St Louis will alone
fully employ the road while the PROFITS thereon within
the limit OF three year, will more Than ray the interest
upon tie entire debt OF the Company. The road wall
control large aud proGtahe oca business exceed
ingy Va nab through trHlc, and will pay without iau
the interest on ~ nouds, as eli As handsome dividends
In offering these securities for sale we rerr Investors
% pauphci IN 9nt possession now ready f3r d.tr-
and BY Bieyct MAJ jr-Geurrnl 4 ri wlsn, Z 5, 4 Di'
rector. conta ming hshy favorable statement signed
guishcd railway constructors and engineers Of the
After thorough investigator Of the merits Of this
enterprise, we confidently recommend the above named
SECURITIES a. perfectly ,aie aud profitable investment
GEORGE OPDYRE& CO., Is Nassau e.
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low the C1lored Imitntors of Tammany
Got their Real Estate.

Last evening Manager Bateman called at Wal
bk's Theatre to say adieu to tho handsome Theo.
ore Moss and the genial Lester before his departure
,r Europe Havin. just returned from New
'rleans he related his experience, which some.
'hrt varied to say the least. Mr.. Bateman said he
tsitod the Legislative Hall OF Louisiana and arrived
J.. n time to hear a most Interesting argument be.
seen the members. The question under debate
las that OF increasing tue pay OF the members,
fhich was then 60 per day.
A member rose and proposed to increase tie pay
o IS day.
Another member strenuously opposed the motion.
Member from the suburbs proposes to increase
he amount 20 so DAY.
Immediately big, buriy colcrcd "gemmen "
lmped upon his seat, aud, In stentorian tones de.
Vercd himself OF the following:
MI Speaker and 'Ecmmcn,' die an de fust time
ebber had o chance 10 make ten dollars q day IN my
le and goes for dat bill shurc ~
At last accounts tie colorcd member had bought
$4,000 residence, saying he would pay go down,
nd dc balance in year"
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9ibiotnos.
Mtottln,s.
DLEEpING OF TnR LUNGS.

How frequently does this occur at the present time,
among persons whose general health Is tOerahy good
whereas n times past the symptoms rarely occurred
except In Of advanced tubercuous consumption.
Now II persons system becomes bilious his liver
Is a hemorrhage OF the lungs; and when the ordinary
means Of checking II prescribed ~ physicians 70.
sorted to- the patient speedily goes into consumrt on
These effects caused by the thick aud inactive state
OF the venous blood The liver Is sluggish. so gorgcd
with bile, that It cannot inter the blood and this blood
with All its impurities is forced through the veins IN
thick and clotted condition. which necessarily mpcdee
It's motion. aud causes II to struggle Tor vent The
veins OF being thin and weaker than those OF
any other part and being subject constant pressure
by breathing give way, and discharge of blood from
the lungs IL the consequence Then. II astrugents
given to check the bleeding, they initiate the lungs and
consumption generally follows. Thousands Of patients
in the condition have described have been restored
to perfect health by sCHENCR's PULMONIC SYRUP,
sEAwEED TONIC. and MANDRAKE PILLS.
The liver, In such cases II the organ which nature
provides TO correct the diseased condition Of the blood
when tins Is purified. aud It's nuldty is thereby in'
creased 1t Will circulate In the veins with as much
healthy freedom OF motion the aeral blood Itself
The liver takes up all Its impurities 10 be converted INTO
Bile the obstruction Is removed, the blood taxes It's
natural COURSE and the bleeding nom the lungs
Very often one box OF sCHENCRS Mandrake
PILLS viii accomplish this object The effects OF these
pills. as described by persons who have tried them are
truly astonishing.
Price OF Pulnonic syrup and seaweed Tonic each
81 80 per bottle or t75Oa half dozen Mandrake Pls
25 cents box For sale by all druggists,
JOHN +, HENRY, College place, Wholesale Agent
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Steamship FuIons, Glasgow, mlse and pAsa
steamship Nrrc'dIt. t,ruahdina RIA, Wuse and pas
steamship all heei bermuda, Ad,c, ANA pass,
steamship EuElc, Havana, mdte. ana pass.
steamship Isaac Bell Richmond md'e. aud ra's.
Ship Jeremiah Thompson, san FTauclhCO u4dse.
BARK james welsh, MAtIuzas, sn-ar.
brig Long Reach, MAtauzas, mplasses.
Hrg Harry Virden card mas. sugar.
hChf ADOe, MatanLas, lnOlassos.
Also. The u-Ial rIyer and c1Astw.e vesse.s.
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State bonds have been active on the entire st OF the
more prominent l.sues though generally lower under
free pressure Of sales In execution NJ the morning
Board Missouri g. advanced / q cent to ss, but de
cncd to y! at the later cali the Hannibal and stJoseph
issuc beng dull ~ VS.. New North Carolinas were
steady at &@3, Louisiana Is AZ H. and Lpvoe &C. at II
cline q cent to So and the new cent. to tsf
VIglnias, OLD, reCeded cent N g. the selling
sales Of continental at @Si Fourth Ssti5nsl, icaS
Republic, 1884, and Commerce at i2H Hallway
mortgaSes were steady on well distributed business
The weakness In 10 has resulted In further down
ward turn In values represented at the Stock Exchange
the DECLINE being equal TO cent on wabash and
railway market opened steady. out latefwhsn the de-
cline IN gold was first noted weakened, and 80 contin
ucd during the greater portion OF the day, prices rap
aay falling Ts, Sg until LATE Y TIE sS.n a sn
There was free selling movement ON the entire
list though thS more active shares dealt
lng Lake shore. OHIO and Mississippi, and Rock Island
the last mentioned nuctuating lees widely than the
balance Of the list: The opening price was l2oH. and
l9S and recovern5 l20A az the close New York Cen.
rssstern CommSn TX to G9S the Pf,.Trsd, e =;
D. though at the close there was reaction IN these
stocks OF ktolh cent. Read ny was steady atEl(
@giN. and PITTSBURGH a. l0i@lJ2 New Jer.ey Central
closing NJ l03 Erie fell to q from 2sA. Chicago and
Alton sold az iO Alton and resre Halie. l&31b the
preferred eN Illinois Central, i2i Hannibal and st.
ana Indiana Central. l9di9 and Dubuque and Stout
City at ll0H; The miscellaneous list, though heavy did
Tangednom az 10 ~. Ieactng later 10 az. Western
Union Telegraph fell on non SiR to 81 and MafposA
preferred rom az to 9k. Quicksilver sold NlsN,
Express shares were larry active and irm Adams sell
ing At WS@y Wells. FarkoN Co, Hk American, s.
08h AMI United states At 52t
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oYFr ,Nb TrEvNEa .vp srrEEsE Gown CiEcru-pari l.
~" -. , .''s s, ssi'. 80, 49, 1ss .l'ai ass, 40,
~, 90, 49,, i'', 49, 500, sal Bte '. s3a, seg5 sJ.
=, -, ,4,l 49, 81 so! s, $50, - So, 57s9 $40,
d. sss esf sol, t.Ss 6g, s3 ssFs sl- vgq s.sl ssi
9l, $50 ssik, ss etgs, SIr sls sis ei9 s07 sf'a si7
80, s t5tS, 65sT t6l s'-A ts- tsl ssl9
%, AL, .sl9, seil. ss's, $50 = es5i, 1853.
SUTEtsN CotHr, CIcutr.-PAu iS'ort rsuss,-Nn. 6ssi
80 ~ eglg sgS- ssl6 ois $50 ssrS ssSo oIss So.
Vs. sl,e, Ssog, sg 4g sGo7 slis, ssss ai ssss aiss
~ s554 $50 800, iila, $50 sil $50, 49, 500 eo
- $40, sl 64y, st, slSU, si. s.G, sYs, t9is 600
rs, e'st go. $50, a., 5000 sOo $3.50 sjes $3.50
u, sss2, 6s54. frss.
C1uA srIcf.I TsEs-So. 9Ig 600 91s a. 1885, Iss
., go 2 81? 1l S), lel, ?gl, HI 81 -, ma Ia 2s, lSi
., ld!, III, 900, go.
srrEssE CorRr CuluuEs-So,. 10, i9s a. isq is3, Iu
T. 49, 1885, lss, sig, -, go gsi 10. .s c.. NJ. 10
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4inantiaL
SEvEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS
OF THE
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN


HALLWAY COMfAN1s
Principal and interest payable IN GOLD at the
" American Exchange National Bank" OF New YORK
GOVERNMENT TAX,
The Chicago and Southwestern Railway In connec
ton with the Muscatlne branch Of the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacinc Road, 10 DIRECT EXTENSION OF
the old Chicago and Rock Island Road from Columbus,
Iowa, $50 miles THROUGH THE RICHEST PORTIONS
OF IOWA AND MISSOURI TO THE CITY OF LEAv-
ENwORTH, KANSAS, thus constituting an almost dl.
air line from CHICAGO to The Commercial Merop
oils of Kansas and the Missouri Valley.
The field for this Road throughout the Southwest IL
open its connection with Chicago is direct and
oil Its connections are among the MOST VALUABLE
and important ofany Road in existence.
The whole issue OF Bonds amounts TO I'VE Millions
and constitutes fret mortgage the entire property
of the Company,
BESIDES BEING UNcoNDITIoNALLY GUARAN
TEED by THE CHICAGO. ROCK
ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
which renders the Investment doubly secure. We do
not hesitate to recommend them as FIRST. CLASS IN
EVERY RESPECT.
They will be sold at present at o. and accrued inter.
est, in currency Government Bonds and other availa
BILE securities received in exchange
Pamphlets, with full and interesting particulars fur
nished on application by
FRANK & CANS.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
No. II WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
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> 9th and l0th sis.-ILe Rev. Edward H. krans Will
preach funeral sermon on the late Rector, the Rev
Henry Duyoainck, on sunday morning next at hall
past 10 o'clock. Seats free. Cordial invitation to all
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HoWES MACY, bankers the same as an
incorporated bank No. 81 Wall street, New York.
-Four per cent interest allowed on deposits.
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SpttaI noitts.

100 CHOiCE PAINTINGS,
From the studios VI MAsEani aud Menohetti, Rome,
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our stock must BE- closed out before May l. next and
the business will be Continued after that date by our
successors, Messrs. NiCoL a DAVIDSON, at CSC
Broadway.
E.v HAUGHwoUT & CO,
Corner OF broadway and Broome e.
Our store 6xlo to let, either entire the lofts sep
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

HtNfATTHE ALNASAl r'its DtY
rses..... A sun sets, IS Mooa rises. -
mos NAIEa--TuB DAY
thL4y HCOR, O. GOy.lsllnl.. 4 s. Hell Gaze. VI
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gtttures.
Amustnrrnts.

DRYANT'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELY,
ID THE lit OF TIE sLAsQN;
SHOO FLY, DON'T FODDER ME,
Admission, 50c orchestra chairs 1ac. seats secured.
EVERETT Rooms, Broadway and SIN St The
II l2th Of the semimonthly SOGlABLEs OF tho Ever.
at l,ooms Association VIII be held THIS Hrda) even.
inF, commencing NJ and closing Mt u o'clock Music
by Geo, W. Aliens QuHdrile Band, Admission Tor "a
gentleman and lady. Que Dollar
DANJO, clog, jig aud song and dance taught 10 la.
ID dies and gents lessons private.
GMGGs a BACON $40 Gnnd a..
UNHEATRE TIlkET 0tElCE,
II ia BROADWAY,
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
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Publications.
"VruE BEST MONTHLY PERIODICAL,
NOT IN THIS COUNTRY ALONE. But IN THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE"
WILL BE READY AT 70 O'CLOCK,
HARPEkS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR MARCH, lsiV
Publications.

CONTENTS!
PUSSY
ILLUsrSArioNs The study.-Mummy OF Cat
Puasys Ancient OCCupatlon.-pus-y in China 90
Pussy IN Jalan.-pussy ami net klttens.-On the
sola-Afier 'tae roilcL-C oar'- Lip-LloertIS enc
FREGRIiiCK THE GREATLY. Tue MARRIAGE OF
ILLusrRATioSs- The Betrothal Frederick and
NllheminA-Ihe King and LIS seIYaut.-fntz Iu
h.s Ll1rary.-1he Banquet.
SAfURE's COMMON CARRIER
ILLUSTRATIONS The Weeping Trce.-HAlcs's FL.
petiment.-An Ayrlsl lice. 80 Duhamel's kNDer.
mont. - Guettard's ENrerWeut.-Musr eubrocck's
E1Oeriment. lie MonAr,. Cup.-Ihe Gov. nee
The Vine 1tee.-Ihe flaNinela-A TldAI lhunda.
tOu.-Ihe lrctorOcs. shells OF the Iufusora.-A
Floating lceberg.-spectre Of the BrUCken.-Ihe
Delta OF the Nile.
BROKEN MUSIC.
sJUTfit0AsT -sAUVrEMNGs IN ENGLAND
(SasIer V. run
Bonchurch -Nentnor icn lu.pit Rlc,. Tue Wei.
OF 81. Lawreucc,-A tgab. N.tuler - Black.Gaas
Chinc.-CarisbrN oke Catt, b. L.ifao,th's Iouu
scratchells Bay aui The seed kJCAs he Nalur.
A. Enemy'-Fhusioid' tue kes'denee Of Aired
A NEW ii DGMENT OF FAIRS.
CIVIL SERVICE isktOiN
MISS ElLlNGIt N' 8 NIECE.
\ BRAVE LADY.
lLLusTRAroSs-w Waiting on the Stair" sic
used sometimes o. hear hcT CAldsens NO.Ces about
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND,
ANrEROS. Omitted IRON ms NUrther, the hufhor
hdring failed 10 JarHisa corr IN time Tor pHshea.
nonJ
BOLIVAR, LIDRRAToR OF SOUTH AMERICA.
on A PlO rOGRAtu OF ATHENS.
EDll EASY CHAIR
EnllOR's LITERARY RECORD,
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
LDlfOk's HISTORICAL RECORD.
kDITOh's DRAWER.
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With the December Number commenced the Fbrtieh
Volume Of HAMPERS MAGAZINE, The Magazine con
tAlns from my 10 one hundred per cent, matter
aud Is more Drofusey Illustrated than any otnCr month
~ periodical ~ America or England. TIE UNI ed
success OF the Nagalne due 70 The popular character
ana variety OF It's contents to the enterprise OF the
Publishers in securing for It's rag AT any cost the
bee. literary contributions OF Ing leu and American
authors 10 its richly dsrated articles OF Travel and
Exploration 10 its ca ouIy prepared papers on sclen.
tine anu Historic subjects, aud upon the Mechanical nl
prov Of the and TO the variety and interest
OF IT, several Editorial Departments For the kdGOrs
Sctednic Record. the cooperation Of members OF the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington has been secured
In the January Number was commenced the publica
ton. from the authors manuscript, OF AEterOs" q
teTal story, b. the Author OF Guy Livingstone"
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p s.-we have issued pamphlets containing fun par
furnished upon application.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, and receive the
accounts Of Banks Bankers, Corporation aud others
subject to check at sight, aud allow interest on daily
balances,
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SrDing Hatbln,s.

SEWING MAClISRs- An kinds, makers prices
> payable tl0 monthly machines rented second hand
MAGAZINES cheap. llO Leonard e., east OF Broadway,
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A coon NUMBER.

n VIVID
THE PICTORIAL PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for March contains Carl Vogt, the German Darwin
Mayor ShurtleG, OF Boston james vck; The Future
Science OF Man a Cross Husband Cured How to be
Man; Phrenology In sunday Schools Why Tee specta.
c.cs What Can DO Best Flat Headed Indians, etc
80 cents, or o. year Newsmen have It.
s, II. WELLS $50 broadway, New York
DALFE'S CELEBR ATED SONG OF Knlar,
ID neY sung nightly AZ Nloluk 10 the play OF " In.
Installer for plano pr ce, dJc Killarney Quadties,'
i5c. " Echoes OF Killarney, GJc each having beau.
tilul view OF the lakes. Pun shed at DALl'S music
store, 4l9 Grand At. sent postage free.
nOTO MctARLAND's HOOK STORE, aI1
W Broadway, uear sd ST. There VIII Ind all the
new books OF lie day all the standard works aud
Alto choice English French, aud scotch stationery.
Ta,IIE CHEAPEST place in the city to buy your
Il ftatoneTy &c, " al HARRY =, 20 Grand e. I'M.
ual paper aud envelopes by The box.
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4trsonai slotltts.
9nsitutllun.

DARENTs gong abroad can leave their children 10
Il healthy luxurious country home best instruction
and aifeCtionate motheIly care given Address GOUN.
TRY box 49, station Poet ONCE best references CIV
Gu and required.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE and Claverack
Ill college, Tor both sexes, Terra Opens April 4 Rev
ALoElo FLACK, A. NJ, President, Clayerack My,
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9rntlstrp.

AT THE 9Th Az. ALlNsTlTuTE.
lR 6th ay sets OF teeth ins RED ed ana extract,
students wanted Dr. W, u. TkllWILLlGER President
GALE, Nc~Plesldent Dr. WHITE. Professor VI opo
ratiye Dentistry.
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Not even publishers Will deny that HARPKRs MAaA.
ZINE y the best monthly periodical, In country
alone. but Ia tue Eughsh language a combination Of
nDefsy as well O. capital It's conductors are expe
Tleuevd as well As capaJei us illustrations nu.
meTous and good.
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A PUSsIObOGJCAL MONOLsWAPU-Dc-
scrptve OF the New Treatment Of Exhausted Vitality
employed In the CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTMENT. Of
the New York Medical University. including account
OF the neMydiscoyered remedies prescribed by which
over one Thousand attractive cases OF Organic weak
ness have been restored during the past few weeks.
together with important phynoloelcal Information
before published. Rcnt free by addressing Sec.
Rotary ROSS, oUuiversity place, n. Y. city.
ITtsIilSG SORES, BuKNING ERuP;
permanently cured by MOTIONS OINTMENT. Price,
20 II
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nncnta money markets IL stimulating nee purchases
OF both bonds and other American. securities, and
It is not improbable that the beginning OF summer will
record our bonds at par In tho principal Euro
pean markets. This gives fresh cause for con
graduation at the success Of the policy pursued
by Secretary Boutwell,. To day eightyones sold
ut about one cent premium in gold, the
rst instance since the Inauguration OF civl war when
United states bonds OF any DESCRIPTION have sold above
par IN gold The grand requisite to the success OF
The Funding hill has now been reached, and wellde.
nned lief that the bill will be adopted by Doth House
nnd Senate without important notifications imparts q
feeling OF steadness to The market. -
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rERMs FOR HAnpEKs MAGAzINE. wEEKlY

MAGAZINE One Copy ior one iear........ o. 10
MEkKLV. one Copy for one lear..,,,.... zoo
BAZAH, One CuIy tor One Year. 4 40
HAKPEKs MAGAZINE, HAMPERS WEEKLY ana liAR.
PER's BAZAAR for one year 60 any Tor Y1uu
HARPER n HKOIuEaS NEW York.
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UEylrlALpk AMING..
MIssouRl-Extra Clas, No. 9l5, feb q, 1870.
s., p, 50. ., a. Is. l6, 10. ~ -. IL, ST.
NILSSON RI-Clas No 10, Fen a. ls5U.
s.. s. -. I, a. 81, =, 70. so II, -.
KENTUCkN-ENtra Class No. iel. Feb. % 1870.
So, q, a, Il. 81 65. 90 y, q IS, 81 4.
2.S, o. d. Cb, is, IS, So 81 Is. i6, i6
Prizes cashed aud ntoTmgtlOu furnished n the above,
and also Royal Havana LOTTERIES. j. Gu r.. BroNcr
40 Broadway, ljj Fulton st., and PARK row.
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SOUTHERN CENTRAL
RAISRo'D
OF NEW *.
FIRST MORTGAGE
THIRlY.YEAR SEVEN PER CENT.
CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND BONDS.
FOR SALE by
vERMILYE CO.
BANKERS,
DAND Is NASSAU ST.. NEW YORK.
For SALE
CHOICE
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS
PAYING
10 and II PER TENT.
All OF ahlgh order, and arstclass securities Of I'M
doubted character. Interest and principal payable In
the city OF New York. suitable for permanent safe
and profitable investments. Tor sale at large reduc-
ton below par for the present only.
Government securities received in EXCHANGE OF the
best rates, and bonds purchased by outottown res l.
dcnis sent by express free OF charge.
seeking reliable investments are purchasing these loans
New YORK city railroad stocks and bonds. insurance.
bank, and ght STOCKS, Including an extensive va
cst, at low rate for investments, by
ALBERT II. NiCULAY.
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTiONEER
~ PINE ST.
N. BAH securities not dealt in Mt the New York
Stock Exchange Boards receive special attention,
has been the custom with this housS for many
NOTICE.-A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
y Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company viii
be held At the Office Of the Company. Il Pemberton
square, Boston Monday, the 9sth Of February,
slant. At II O'Clock forenoon. TO sec
First-lf said company will authorize the creation
and i-sue OF It's mortgage bonds. aud secure the
by mortgage OF lie franchises and lery and II
so. TO pass all votes Necessary IN the premises.
SeCoud-IO see II SAID company will approve and
authorize the creation ana issue OF mortgage bonds.
and the securing OF the same by q mortgage OF It's
franchises and property voted by the Directors OF
the Company at a meeting held FGhruaryt2i, ls10.
THOMAS L. GRAVEs. Secretary.
Boston. February u. $50
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Yosl nnN .tonns.

Fcst nno .touno.
EOUND-A sLsl. sum 81 money. Address, by letter,
Il +. ny DER, 20 Centre 81.
L O-T-In the carly Tait Of February, In TIC uctsl.
Il bOrhoud of Wu Az a hoop car ru- nuy IC~Ou re-.
turning the same 10 10 Morton S. w ue literally ve.
Maidcd
Il OST-Bctwe en Canal 81. aud Amlty place, u Mud.
i son BAY uppct, The Under WI. BE- hucrallJ re.
wnrlcd by leaving II at ,! Amuy place.
DIChED UP adrllt IN The Nauogs-A YaWl boat
IL For further Information inquire ut
j. c. BAXTER a SONS eos West st., New York.
5I nnn RENAKD.-Lost YESTERDAY Feb a
- .OUO 1870. In tie nelghOothOod OF liuu aud
Nassau SITS, black morocco bag containing 4. p.
bonds Whoever VIII return the same or give inorma'
ton leading 70 it, recovery, u THOMAS SAMPSON,
BOARD OF Brokers' Broad St, New ork, Will receive the
above reward
- REWARD.-Lost, on Tuesday, Feb %, two
sDsD yellow dugs, one Scotch terrier with white
breast; had on n leather collar; thc other a poodle.
ANY person returning one or both 20 81 th ay corner
4lst l., will receive the above reward.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-02
Gold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine,
The highest honors ever conferred for Sewing
MnChines


The Machine which bears the name of Elias
Howe, Jr., has long been regarded MS the stand
ard of excellence, aud has become celebrated
the world over. The work done by these Ma
chimes is unsurpNssed--sewiug the thinest mus
lin or the thlckest cloth with equal facility aud
requiring no extra adjusting for uneven thick
ness or passing over seams it Turns its own
hem us IT sews, sewing seam stronger than the
fabric itself To see it hem, fell tuck braid,
cord, quit and gather, it seems more like II thing
of lite than machine moved by the will of tho
operator. 1t is capable of doing every descrp-
tion of sewing that Is required in family; and
also for schmstrcssrs and dressmakers 1t will be
found invaluable. They seldom, or never give
any trouble in operating, aud in u word, are the
most satisfactory Sewig Nach,aeS IN use.
Notwithstanding their great superiority, they
are sold at prices as low as other hrst-class ma
chimes
A Medallion likeness Of Mr.. Howe is embedded
in the plates of every Howe Machine, without
which none are genuine. Every purchaser Of
Sewing Machine, should inquire for Elias Howe,
Jr's Sewing Machine and if they are not sold in
their vicinity, address the General Agency for
Illustrated, etc, aud do not purchase until YOU
have thoroughly investigated these renowned
machines.
Ii. A. nEMING, Gsur Agent,
or the Howe Machine Co.,
No. 131 hsaraD at, san Eramotse0.