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FURNITURE, Sc,
S T A G. Y S

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
II WAREROOMS.-Up stairs, opposite the
post -oflce, Main street, you viii find III two Of
those iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assor tment Of PARL0R, CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE ~ the state, OF
every variety Of style and finish. Also, >Mattreees
and Spring Beds made to order In any style de
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
yeryiarge, complete suits can be purchased at our
establishment from $s6 to $500. We have reduced
the prices Of all orr goods, and we ore now selling
about as loS as We did fifteen years ago.
(. We tnYt.e ell In want Of GOOD, substantial Fur.
aituTs 20 examine ouF sssostneat ssfors buylns.
we asYs seeds 70 syis ag ssFssshs ssb or tho
aaSe Richmond, W..
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BY Lee & GcGdin,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

DOPLAR GROVE, A HIGIiLG;-AcTt-,
TRACTIVE AND VALUABLE FARM, 0N
THE MIhEIANMhSIBiBHTEGis T TT MIkE East az
nF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE
At kHCTfON-Tr not sold prvate,y hef@ 70 enn we
will offer on WEDNESDAY, the lSth daE ,o o. 9 Snn,
day cxceptcdj publicly, The premises, at :
O'Clock T. The DEskABtiE lie F Iate John Si'q Poe,
a. Tes,1cd containing 253 5000 ACRES OF
LAND. The buildings consist Of t. BR nrick
DIVE LING with six rooms ana no bb nd5sSs stahle.
h,rn irn.hnugc. &c, Orchard OF 100 young apple
trees in full bearing; dwarf pear trees; pium'
apricot. and cherry trees. ,,,hs,,,,.s for
ti,itv of soil improvements, and nearncss ln III,
kct. IL Justly considered ore OF the most
IN INC Tic!" ~ e vi ~ LEE & GODDIN,
lEnhH 1N' ~ Auciinnccrs.
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NOTICE,-TO MY FRIENDscas,@ Y
IN AND TIE PUBLIC At LARGE, HsySSaA
have opened Gymnasium Han, on ErsnklIn 30:
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, as HIRING and
BOARD STABLE. It Is a large, roomy house.
The best care will be paid to- board horses and
vehicles. Having had eighteen years. experience,
feel that can give satisfaction to all who may
my sa-ias WILLIAM II. SUTHERLAND.
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By WELLINGTON Gndti,n,

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
1 MEN ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF DuFAA
STREET NEAR TO BROOK ANEN'E.-by
virtue OF n deed of trust executed by Sally Ihonn-
sou ana Matilda Harrison to George Woodhn
(now deceased, hearing date 18th March. sSg:
duly recorded in Richmond lustines C"ura III Do"k
No 81 page 3ii shall as the personal rcprcscli,
tatvG Of said George W"odn dsseaIeqMd EIqneSSeY
The 3oth MaT 1870 Mt G O'Clock i. NJ, II fair, If
not, the frst fair day thereafter, the Lot located
as above, fronting IS feet on the norm size , oil
Duyal stree. running back about leo feet deSig-
mated as Lot No. 81 IN the plan of lots Laid OF hy
Marshall, Mann. Roper. Dancc, and Sheppard
having thereon 4 large BRICK TENEMENT.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To dctray expenses 81
sale and to discharge the balance due on me oriGl-
nal purchase money. amounting TO 1888 40, ~ OF
the 18th February, 1870 and rs to the residue OF me
proceeds Of sale, on such terms as the parties m
tcrcsied may direct or Oh their failure 70 give
any direction, then OH such terms rs | may
think fit. D. L.. ftl III,
Sheriff of Powhatan county,
AMI as such personal representative OF George
Woodfin ticccased) trustee. my ~
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By p. Bowman, "A uctioneer.

rxTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
Ia SALE.-On TUESDAY, the slst ms ant, COM
mcnCfng at 10 O'Clock, / will cell ut my ware.
rooms a1' Mais gegera sfs9rt sompr E.
sing great variety Of choice goods suitable TO The
An Unusually fine assortment of READY-MADE
wear consistI Ing OF f' CassIaEeE sATiNET
ALPACA, and LINEN COATS, PANTS
wv s fIs for Mems, Women's. and
Children's wear, in every variety OF slZe anu
quality, consigned by the largest Eastern
100 cases FUR an and WOOL HATS for Mems and
Boys wear, Including the latest styles;
With an attractive invoice OF ,,-,
s sfR,1Hr G9o FPssit hATIiNSS &c.
The attention or the trade is earnestly Ie1"ee .
to the above prime lot OF goods. They are 1resn
and sea'0n"0'' and will be soa Y Bo% IeS'
my2a Auctlonccr and Commission Nercnln..
BY Grubbs Il W illiams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE DIME SALOON FIXTU r E S,
/ FURNITURE, &C.. AT AUCTION.-By re-
quest Of the proprietor, who 1ntenas matklng =
Change Y his 6nsness We wi ss Fl
ut IL O'Clock NJ, the entire BAR AND SALo sN,
FIXTURES OF THE DIME SALOON Win
FURNITURE. &c. .,,o o,,,.
having been established and well sustalncu LOT
twenty gears. Persons interested are inVi'eo "
examine the articles before the day OF sale.
The building, which is in arrangement and Ioca,
tion one of the hest In the city, may be rcntea
upon reasonable terms. =,
business. GRUBBS q w iLLiHm",
my 20 NuceLonCcIo ,.
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TIE WHEAT.-We are informed by those
who have ample opportunities of knowing,
that there never was finer prospect for an
abundant wheat crop. While the growth
Of the stalk is luXuriant, there also appears
to be an entire absence of anything like the
fly, the weeyil, or joint-worm. All the in
dications promise heavy yield OF wheat
Rockingham RegiSter.
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\ 9Ttf BY James NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Office No, SCI Main street. - Z:

TWO FRAME TENEMENTs, ON lFIF-
i TENTH STREET SOUTH OF MAI Ak,
on SATURDAY the 18th day OF May, 1870, on the
premises, ut 81 O'Clock 7. Nj, the aboye-l2cated
property consisting OF TWO FRAME D ,otr srot
1NGS containing two rooms each. Inc lois iroh'
IS rec. each, running back Isl feet.
JAMES ii. TAYLOR,
mvo7 AuctIoDeer.
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will of the late WILL
~ LIAM 81. DAVIS, deceased, having been adj
!ntted to probate and letters testamentary having
5een granted 10 the unoersigaea, al persons IN
diate payment and those having claims will please
present the same, properly authenticated, without
delay. sARhHE. DAVIS.
~ ExecutriH OF William II. Davis, deceased.
my 2k-st II 80 4 y.a-s ss's:ss sFIs
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by Grubbs L " tlliams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
L EIGHT ACRES OF VERY NALUABLE
LAND, ON THE MEApoW-BRInGE R9An,
ABOUT HALF A MILE NORTH OF TIE
CITY.-In execution Of Il decd OF trust FROM +:
S. Gentry to the subscriber rs trustee, dated Sst
May. 1867, and recorded in Ilcnrico county court
office. being thereto required hy the creditors Sc
cured, i will sell upon the premises on MON g.
DAY, 9th of June. ut O'Clock L. NJ, u tair, II
not on the first fair day. thereafter, at The same
hour, TWENTY-EIGlIT ACRES OF LAM,
situated as above stated, adjoining the land Of Ed
VIM. de Voss and others, being part of Inc farm
formerly owned by A. A. Morris, and overlook
ing the city.
TERMS Cash for expenses OF executing the
trust and for one-fourth Of the debt now due, say
5000 credit Of twelve months for the remaining
thrt e-fourths say for s. 700; and the residue upon
such terms as tn; grantor or his assigns may d.
rect and in of his or their failure to give any
directions, upon such terms as Will name at the
time of sale. The credits to be for negotiable
notes with Interest added and secured by deed OF
T. Is. STARkE, Trustee.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. my 20
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THE ROCkRRIDGE MATER.

INVVN'I.IUUI. TT, -,
put UP In glass. containing all the medicinal qua
ltcs as when drank a. its fountain head. Is KEPT
for sale at the wcll-known houses OF Mcssrs; FUR
CELL, LADD Il Co., Druggists. Rlchmonh. VA.
Nj. A. & c. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, va:
aud WOODRUFF Il Co., LynchDurg, Va who VIII
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF eminent
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
TyQ
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Ail
"A persons having claims against the estate Of
them i'm due form, and those indebted to said est
tate are requested to make payment Go The UNDER
signed as early as practicable.
uysa-aas Richmond Va, -
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Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM.
BY Gru6bs Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
u VALUABLE LITTLE Fam OF FIFTEEN
ACRES, ON THE BROOK TuRNPikE, ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCT1Ok.--tn
execution of decree of the circuit court OF ich-
mond entered on the 18th day Of March, 1870 In
the case of 'sHart. Hayes & Co. and ais rS. Ii. X.
Crcnie and alS,'' the undersigned, commissioners
appointed by said degree will sell ~ auction upon
P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND referred To- OH In the
proceedings In said causes being FIFTEEN
ACRES lying on the west side OF the Brook turn
pike about one mile from the city, between the
lands of l.. T. Irvine and NJ. A. Tyndall, and
ming back to the land OF Messrs. Allan johnson.
The Improvements consist of BRICK
DIV ET,L1NG with two rooms.
The land has been highly improved, and by rea-
son OF its proximity 10 the city, on one of the best
roads leading to 1t, is very valuable.
TERMS: One-fcurth cash: balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, the title being retained until
taxes for 1870, LEIGH K. PAGE,
A. B. GUIGON,
Commissioners.
j, earass q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. myl7
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Ry Grubbs K Williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
TRAME DWELLING, ON THE WEST
L SIDE OF TIVE NTY-sOURTH BETN Et
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTIDN.-Wc will sell ut auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the Isl of Jnnc, at :
o. clock +. NJ. the FRAME DIV ELI ING located
as above described. The house has six rooms ana
basement, with kitchen with two rooms. The lot
fronts 2S feet on Twenty-fnurlh street and runs
back l22 feet to III alley in common twenty feet
wide.
TERMS At sale. .
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my o. AuctiOnrCrs.
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ByA. G. Puliam, Auctioneer,
utlwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
" ABLE Hotel. PROPERTY, IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CORNER OF
HULL AND FIFTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
In pursuance or a decree Of the circuit court Of
Chs terrified county MAY term, lsI0) in the suit of
William A. Phaup rs. Sizer's: administrator, we
will proceed to sell at public auction: on the
premises, on MONDAY the 3Oth day of May 1870,
at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair If not the first fair
day Thereafter, the valuable HOTEL PROPERTY
on the corner of Hull and Fifth streets, for sevc-
raj years occupied by Mr.. E. Gary: The I'M
proyementS consist oil the hotel building, with
thirteen rooms, stnrc-room, w.; kitchen with
four rooms. coal-house fecd.room, &c. The lOi
fronts - feet on Hull, running back on Firth
street - feet t) the property OF h. Gary ton
Which stands stable. and may nc Doughty.
This is Il good stand for business, or al small
expense may be converted into stores, halls, &C.
In the event of the court house being moved to
Manchester, and free bridge, IL will command
good revenue.
TERMS nne-fourth cash: balance in neGotla-
bic notes, interest added, ut six. twelve, ana
eighteen months. and title retained until the pir-
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
G. e. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM.
After the above, several VACANT LOTS on
Fifth street between Bainbridge and Porter Will
be sold on very reasonable terms.
my 10 a. &. PULLIAM, Auct1oncer.
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BY Richardson 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
No 111a Nogp ct raaf

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE, NEAR BACON'S QUAfKI-
TER BRANCH TAVERN, ON BROOK AVE,
NUE-By virtue of a deed of trust from Bern L,Ic
Gottleib TO the undersigned as trustee 6eart ts
date the 18th February, 1852 and recorded In tne
clerks office of the county cor of e6 of
the balance or the purchase money on inc
property mentioned In said deed, l s siiiai,'
In execution thereof, proceed to sell Mt anction
On the premises. WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst ; at
O'Clock T. NJ. the following desGrihed E tAn
ESTaTE-to wit A certain LOT OF LAM
fronting 1esx1aO feet on the north line of Moore
street, near Bacon,s Quarter Bramch 1nntain,Dn
nine Including KITCHEN atse and ar
ranrements for conducting the Dutchering D ,Ind
ness In all It's branches, and cattle pen S Pyar
with water from an excellent spring IN INC S"'' 1'
All In good replic: tho orpeuses
&C aYecntins The trust. and to pay off u note Of
and $3.50 the BALANCE Of f i5sreS sum ne Of in
tnrcst from that date until the day OF SAFE: ne
residue ut four, eight, and twelve nG secured
eotIable notes, with Interest auacu' "hu '''
by deed of trust. r-,e+ao-
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~ WILLIAM FOLKES, trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctionccrs.

In consequence of the approaching election me
Gale IF This nropcrty mentioned above Is post
poncd until MONDAY the 3oth instant at CLOCK c,
f. 81 before which time 1t IS offered ZOE sat Pr
yatcly. WILLIAM fonmE"' - ''
RICHARDSON & CO., Auclioneers.
myIa-oI Of "a SItd
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
ID BATH COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE
SOKT will be open TO receive visitors JUNE l,
1870. 1t is situated ten miles from MIllbor",,
Depot, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
immc diarely on the best and most direct 81 ige-
road leading from ihat railroad to the Warm, Hot,
and Healing Springs.
The waters arc tonic, deobstrnent, Alternative
and astringent, and enjoy wide reputation Tor
The cure OF AL cutanrous diseases, scrofula,
chronic dIarrlina. chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility. &c, and arc especially noted
rs remedial agent for those ailments peculiar TO
the female constitution.
The proprietor is now prepared II offer unusual
Inducements to both invalids and pleasirc-scekcrs
as he has rcfttcd and furnished the rooms "i inc
large hotels and handsome cottages In SLY sup,
riur IN point OF elegance and comfort To lH"Sc III
any OF te Virginia Springs. ,
Those wishing 10 secure u cll'lcc OF c"ti'Sts VI
rooms would do well TO apply early rs arrange
mcnts are now being made for the season.
Fer circulars, &C.. giving iI in'"Ti""Tritnn: '"-
dress JOSEPH - tfS:
Proprietor Bath Alum -'ra&:S, Va.
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By Grubss & Williams.
/
huctionrcrS and Real EState Agents.
Eleventh hc.wrrn Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF LOTS ON n STREET At
= AUCTION. On FRIDAY the Ioth Jay oI
,'r;,,.cs or on the north side of street, eX-
i"niinr from Th.t, SECOND t. Tbirlytllrd street,
irnntinr 26i feet. and running back l6' ieet.
Also The LOT at The northwest corner Oh N ana
TIirty W fourth streets. G6 by $50 feet.
These lots are worthy the attention OF persons Oh
small means. H.; ,a m
may he desired.
TERMS: AZ sale. ,,
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lEHNN i.kk n IBSS 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers.

Pcsipoucil on account OF the ram until tOES-
ia > ~" GRUBES & WILLIAMS.
Fashioned OH account OF the rain until SATUR-
i' mro5 GRUIBS & WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE.-MRs. r.. L: COUKIN,Efi,
~ ncar Greenwood depot. Albcmarlc county, Is
nrcnarel To take a few families for ST MMEk
BOARD at moderate rates The locality Is very
desirable one for health and com1orL. az nppiy
narfv <o-ep
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suMsaER RESORTS.
r1HE HEALING SPRINGS, !

THE HEALING, IS sp ,Is;Il I 5s ,,,,c,n,.
will he open on the 10Th JUNE. They ara nc.
cessibie by the Chesapeake and Ohio. railroad
crossing the Warm Spring mountain and passing
the W arm aud Hot Springs. or from CoYington
depe', sixteen miles. overa fine turnpike oil ea1y
grade In full view of the celebrated Falling
Springs and the fine scenery on Jackson,s river,
Persons leaving Richmond or washington III
the morning can reach the Snri ngs thai nignt, OF
remain ut CovIngton and arrive at the springs
next morning. D..
Pamphlets attcstng the virtue Of the waters , !"
be had of the proprietors, or OF Messrs. Purceu.
Ladd 4 Co., Richmond. or OF tho agent at inc
Springs.
BOARD. "a per day go per week, and S7s per
month. ,,.,,,,,
Il. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
DUNLOP & McCANcE,)
HUGH W. FRY, I Proprletors:, ,1,,,
my sB-tIJgiS
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" A.. ooo,
This popular resort will be open for the reccp-
ton Of guests on the FIRST OF JUNE. ,,,o,-
Every care and attention will lie paid TO Their
comfort and the table will he provided with
EVERY LUXURY OF THE SEASON.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

CEA MOSS FARINE.-A fresh supply
- OF this delightful FOOD and elegant dessert
lust received and for sale Wholesale and retail
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
my o1 l.lG Main street.
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WEDNESDAY. March 23-r. II.

WEDNESDAY. March 23-r. ~
For the ore million of gold offered for sale
by the Secretary OF the Treasury today there we're bds
TO tho amount of s5l7sOoo from III 10 1925. The fol
lowing are the awards Of gold by the Secretary;
q wa.lxf
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LITERARY ITEMS.

o,.,orotc noem by George Eliot is to APP
-, an The Apru number OF AdcmIia"s Magazine ~
w, he looked for with interes-oat II Is s'c"' P'' '
aoes not keep 10 her novels
The circulation of Appletons journal mas
increased with great rapidly since MI hoDoi' Na,
took charge Of II. and the sales are now hehy s'ia
tory Mr. Carter has given much needed NC anu ''0''
10 the reading matter
xessrs. s. c.. Griggs g. CO., the great DOCK
.eners and publishers OF Chicago say thaI 'hc' Vi
annually about q thousand copies OF Weps'ere ~"
abridged Dictionary and only about twen'! ".o ,no
., worcesters Their stock in hand Of We0sters az 'o
duh season last huminer was oNei NV '
including the smaller szes
The number of Erery Saturday for Aprii "
90 10 ,ullishea next week. win contain the opening
ehapters OF Dickens's story, The Mystery VI i
brood "-the first long work from MS pen si"oo i'
4, to be printed here from advance Sheets Simultaneous"
with The publication in London ana VIII oe
nv an the original illustrations FROM the designs OF Mr. B.
l.. Fildes
An autograph letter of Goethe, written IN 1875
has been lately found among the old Correspondence
the wellkuown publishing house, Neweg OF Bruhs"lek'
II cons, OF but two sentences and Is us follows: Ac
company,nc This letter | send you manuscript IN
scaled envelope II Her Vowcg declines to purchase
for 900 frjedrs dor he Will please reuTnme the packet
without breaking the seal" The publisher VINO was
prudent man did not Ike tho ldea OF puylx Ps >"
poke and took few days to reject after when ne tore
opeu tho envelope and found the poem OF Hermann ana
Dorothes We need say that his 200 iredrichs or
could not have been better invested.
Leon Gunner, the publisher, who died the
other day in Paris, used 10 tell an amusing story Oh
Balzae AT one Gunner resolved to bring out Nh
illustrated weekly journa-a thing then Unknown I'LL
France 1t was 10 beicaed Les Frdnaas pe'nts par e."
sfnes and Baaac was to contribute series OF hunoF
ous sketches Of the various trades and professions Az
first Balzac raptures at the idea and fry "a1
gled poor Gunner with the brilancy OF MS shggeso'
A week passed, and Balzacs enthusiasm had grown
cold Gunner was unable TO get anything from n''''
The new Journal however had been announcer every
where and IL was quite impossible to reeede w @o e
of publication tho printers messenger was sent W n
lodcncs with strct orders not TO come BACK empty
handed He returned with three or four Slips OF paper
on which few lines had been hastily scribbed Gunner
hoyeyer knew his man. The manuscript was speediy
IN type and the proof sent back TO the author
Again t returned double ts former size, with erasures
corrections and additions crossing each other between
the lines I'm mex trcabe confusion Eight tunes was the
process repeaed and at last the admirable monograph
entitled Nos Epicicfs the result The corrections
OF that proof GARNER used to say "cost me Loo rancs
bst sold % 600 copies of the fret number"
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A FiRsT-CIAss SECURITY At Allow fS""
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BOMBS

FRsT-CIAss SECURITY At Low fk"''
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS
Sr. LOUIS AND SoUTn-EAsTERN RAILWAY
oP ILLINOIS.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST At PER cENf' ""
ANNUALLY. PAYABLE IN GOLD
pp,cy o2I AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CrRhfN'
n MILES COMPLETED. 1l2 MILES TO BUILD
rssuy on BONDS LIMITED To $4,000 rER MIL
Ths road connects 81. Louis with southLas''|
Illinois. Western Kentucky and the entire ra'i'oS.
system of the South Eastern States by the si'oh''
,xn nrsr LIKE Ii constitutes Is miles OF the lo"',
willie and ST Louis Air Iine--a part Oh the .'nv"s
line To the East by the Chesapeake and ONO h'
mad also 100 mixes Of tie Evansville and Of L0u"
Road. The country adjacent, hitherto neafn 49,
tute of railroad facilities, Is thioky popn'a'eu s.
highly productive, Astounding in mineral piou.'''
Tur SALT WORKS OF GALIATIS COUNTY, OH u''S ~
now worked. are Of unlimited eapaeitS' ""u N'
,nk ones within 500 miles OF 81. Louis.
Tug COAL BIDS UNDERLYING 1T ARE III. "' u
IN I,rrNoIs. The demand tor coal at st. Lonis w
alone fully employ the road,whilo inc profits
.,thin the limit OF three years will more 'nai y,
thu interest moon tho entire debt OF the 'onP'"'
The Rad will control Il large and prohtap'o - ~.
Lus;ucss. an exceedingly valuable tbronth ,''"@'
.nl ~ Il, nav without fail the interest o. 10 '''
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u
HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Trainsl leave
j Thiriicih follows; -,
M Ce Chicago Express Drawing ears attached
1889 a ~ Day Express Drsxlrg.rooIn attached
On Noutrea Express Ora attached
NJ Express wih Sleeping through 70 Ss.s VIM
change via ". &. ME. also l. & 4 VI. y R.R (DAJt
IL D. n, Elsht IIprss, Sleeping ears attached
100 2:3O AMI p. Poughkeepis Trans
a. H. AIS and s: 80 M, Peekski Trains
lsul 6.30 p. m. Sing Sing TTsnS -. x..,.u
GO 49, s:io. Y IN. B. iaa 'o Ana III" H. ''
Trains rorcrv
GA TO Poughle,p's en- sunlsyh) H. TooChf' S'pt
Nov Is. 1853
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL alp:
$50 a. u, Mail train for Greenpor.. u,,
1880 Rosyn, Glen Cove Lesu' fsHe!' huhHs" ASa
Sortsport go MT,
Rosyn. Clea Cove Loeo" 'HI' huaaeg''' Ass
Her,bpor 70,
,rain. onnee.A at Branch for Hampstead.
RoslYn Glen Core, Locust 'y hnrtngfsn AMI
Northpoy, leave Hunters Point 81 H. And p ca