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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-21
N EW YORK..
LANDING OF THE REMAINS OF ANsON BURIIN-

LANDING OF THE REMAINS OF ANSON BURLIN-
GAME.
New YORK, April 2O.-The remains of Arson
Burlingame were transferred from the Siesia
to the steamer Providence this afternoon and
left for Boston at 3 o'clock. The delegations
from the n Chamber OF Commerce and the Union
League Club accompanied the representatives
of the Boston City Government Adjutant
Gen. Cunningham, Gen. N. P. Banks, Gen.
Mcdowell, Collector Grinnell, E. L. Burlin-
game, son of the deceased, and few others
attended the ceremonies, which were brief and
simple. On reaching the deck of the Silesia
William e. Dodge made few impressive re-
marks, during the delivery of which Gen.
Banks was deeply affected. The case contain
ing the coffin was covered with black cloth and
draped with the American flag, then lowered
into revenue cutter, which bore it to the
guard of honor from Col. Fisk's 9th Regiment,
All the flags in the harbor and generally
throughout the city were at half mast during
the day.
SUBJECT OF INTEREST.
The payment of the May interest without
rebate will begin on Monday. About 1925 800
600 OF coin will be required.
PROBABLE CASE OF MURDER.
The body of Thomas Scott, captain oflighter,
who has been missing four months was found
in the Harlem river to day, and Charles Rice,
now in Sing Sing, for lObbing the captains
trunk, will be arraigned for murder.
ALARMING PREVALENCE OF CHOLERA AT zAN-
ZIBAR.
Ernest D. Lord of Salem, Mass, and four
other seamen of the bark Sterling, of Boston,
died recently of cholera at Zanzibar. There
has been II, 900 deaths from the disease on the
island during the last six weeks of 1869.
THE NJ FARMLAND TRIAL.
1t is doubtful if the Mcfarland trial will be
resumed tomorrow, owing to the illness of
Recorder. Hackett, which it is feared may
prove serious.
AQUATICs-AN INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE.
The Hudson River Rowing Association this
evening voted to extend general challenge to
the English clubs to come to this country and
compete with our clubs. offering to defray their
expenses to the amount of $4,000.
FENIANISM.
The Fenian Congress has elected Gen. F.
Donnelly, of Utica, Speaker, and Capt. Pat
rick DOnahue, Clerk. One hundred and
seventy-eight delegates are in session. Presi-
dent O'Neilfs farewell address was delivered
this evening.
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Brighton, Cambridge and N1edford Caliie
Markets.


Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
BOSTON. Wednesday, April 20.
At market this week PISS Cattle, 44i2 Sheen and
week, 1702 Cattle, Sic Sheep and Lambs Ito Fat
c aSsi 1900 Store Pigs Boz veas' From Maine III
first quality $12 90 q $12 u.s. second quality S11 IS "a
IL 70; third quality go 80 gu 5o poorest grades,
'o Brshton h Ilis c - S r. 10
Sheep and Lamb SKINS s. boy 50 sSia c Ssiii
Working Oxen-We quote extra $3.50 q 1926; ordl-
nary ZIG g s255; handy Steers $50 q $3.50 p pair
so Milch Cows-Eatra $s5 @ s115; ordinary $50 q
in market are of a common grades with the excep-
ton OF Working Oxen and mich cows there is but
few brought into market at this season of the wear
most OF the small Cattle in fair condition being
sold for beef.
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
ots at 70 ~ to ss 70: ordinary 50 90 q AIS;
a wi e Pigs Wholesale IA 12lc; ,etail1a
"a ,oc y ID. Fat Hogs d 10 q 1O3c " fb:
proves from Maine-G Wells s. Co II; WV Hall
Is; Thompson & Libby 20; Connor 10; e
Remarks-Most of the Cattle in market this week
from Maine were Working Oxen, tor which there has
been a fair demand. From the West there were
more stock than has been brought from that section
In any one week before this season, aud the quality
some time Cattle did not cost quite much at
Albany as they did one week ago. Prices have fall
en- Oft from to &c ~ fb. from our last quotations.
There were few very nice Connecticut River Cattle
sold as high as 14c Y fb.
We quote sales Of Cattleas follows-C Hammond
sold pair girth IT in, $3.50; pair girth f. 10
ior $220: pair girth # in for $i7O; pair girth
II in, tor $215; l cow and calf for 500. " W
Hall pair grth ft, for S2l5; pair girth # in
for S240; pair girth It, for e24C; pair 8 years
9lds for S12o pair girth # in tor s2i5 per pair;
par glrth IT, ior S247. G Wells pair grth It 6
in, for $I75i Rair girth # in, for s265; pair
12c, dressed wei:ht; pairs workers, grth it, for
$225 per pair. Thompson & Libby, [ pair girth II
grth IT in for Sl7O four years ODDS for $3.50 the
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The WomanS Suffrage Meeting came togeth-
err according to the call issued. Among the
persons of note present were Jane Thurston
John Neal, S. B. Beckett, John NJ. Todd, Fred
N. Dow, Geo. f. Talbot Charles E. Jose j &c
Goddard and Others
A very respectable audience of thirty or forty
persons in all We're present. Pending the
opening of the meeting Mr.. Neal read an in
stance OF gross abuses which may take place
under the laws relating to the property of mar
ried women. The meeting was organized by
choosing Mr.. Neal chairman, and Mr.. Smith
of the Argus Secretary
MR. NEAL gave some "reminiscences of his
early experience in the Woman's Rights Asi-
tation. He claimed the merit of originating
the first law passed in 1874, to improve the
laws relating to the property OF married wo-
men.
MR.. BECKETT was next introduced and
spoke of the state of the woman question in
England. Half the business in the shops,
stores, &C., was done by women, which dis
proved the idea that they were incapable of do
ing business. Cross examined by Mr.. Neal, he
testified under what disabilities the female
spectators in the British Parliament were
placed.
MR.. NEAL showed the progress ofpublic sem
timent in regard to allowing more liberty to
women appearing in public as singers, lectur-
ers, &c.
Hon. GEO. F. TALBOT said woman's right 10
vote flowed naturally from her citizenship and
her reason, that having adopted the theory that
governments derived their just powers from
the consent of the governed, it was too late to
retrace our steps. The only way was to carry
out the doctrine. He did not see any iDdelica-
cy in a woman's going to the polls with men,
1t was no more indicate for women to vote
than for them to 60 to political meetings. He
said the question of woman's voting was not
the main one. That of holding Office was
where the difficulty and embarrassment began
He thought he might hesitate about this. The
question might be divided and women allowed
to vote without holding office. He thought
women were not apprised in Maine. Women
should be urged to vote as a matter of duty
1t would give them something to think about
beside embroidery and ornamentation. 1t
would give more seriousness to their tastes.
Mr.. JOSE thought the men were inclined to
beg the question. He said it was not women
who were making the agitation. They did not
complain of oppression. 1t was men and
few OF the "strong minded" who were agitat-
ing the subject. The politicians wanted to
make hobby of it. He thought the effect of
the position taken by the more forward women
was unfavorable to the morals OF society; that
the tendency of the movement was to destroy
the home and thus to undermine society.
Mr.. NEAL replied and thought the difficulty
in regard to holding Office not very serious
He said the reason why women did not protest
against their condition was because they did
not realize it,
JUDGE GODDARD being called upon merely
said he was adverse to the movement.
The women did not show any alarming avid
ity for Office as not one could be persuaded to
act as Secretary.
Adjourned one week.
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Real Estate in WesibrOOk at Auc-
tiOn.

nN Saturday, April 23d, at two O'Clock p M,
" We shall sell the valuable real estate In West
brook known as the Robinson property situated less
than one halt mile from Morrilfs Corner, and ter
Bridge. Said lot contains about % acres OF land
in high state oicultvaton, and has been thorough
ly under-drIined There is good barn on the
property.
This sale offers fine chance tor investment, as
property is increasing very rapidly In this portion
gardening
Terms very easy and made known at sale
ap18-td Il. o. BAILEY 81 Co A,ePrs
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Goods and Store Fixtures at Auc-

IN SATURDAY, April 20, at 10 o,clocx A NJ
- at store NO Deerng Block a stock Of Fancy
Silks Twist. Buttons, Tape, Spool Cottons Carsets
Needles, Pms Brushes, Velvet Ribbons Also Tai,
loi's trimmings, Lasting. Hair Cloth, Duck. wig.
ture, MCGEE Furnace, No. 2, Coal Stove. Gas Reaec-
tors and Shades, Large Mirror, Counters Cnrtains
Show Case complete assortment of Gloves Hos,ary
and Fancy Goods Boxes, Que New EmnIre and t,o
Grover q Bakers Sewing Machines, Cloak Forms
Iron Store Stools, plush tops Cane Scat Stools Desk
Safe, Trucks, &c.
w. II. JERKS, Executor.
api2idtd r. o. BAILEY & CO., Aaetioneefs
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Administrators Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

by virtue of license from the Hon. John A.
- Waterman, Judge of Probate, within and for
the County OF Cumberland, shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, OH Thursday the 18th day
belonging to the estate Of Charles Trowbridge de,
ceased, viz: The lot of land with the buildings
thereon, situated on The west side of Vaughan ST.,
next below the corner of Bracket and known as
the soap factory lot, containing about 5000 square IT,
OF land, on the sail lot is large br k building,
formerly used as a soap factory, which can easily
be converted into a.dwellng-house. Also smai house
and stable The above real estate will be sold sub
tect to the dover interest of the widow OF said
TrOwbridge. This is valuable piece of property
and the sale offers a chance for investment.
For further particulars inquire OF Aaron d. Hol-
den, administrator.
apr4ed3w&eodts r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Rich samples of
silver ore from the mines of New Mexico have
rich silver ledge in Yam Hill county, Oregon,
are reported.
Travel over the Pacific RAILROAD is increasing.
The largest train which ever arrived, eighteen
cars, well filled, came in yesterday.
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Municipal Court.
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING

PKESIUIN0s
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs.. Abner Paine. Single
sale. Pleaded nolo contendere Fined $50 and costs.
Paid.
State vs. Patrick Murphy. Search and seizure.
Continued one week.
State vs. VIM. Creary, John Silk and Francis &c.
rard. Larceny from the Grand Trunk cars Con-
finued till Tomorrow. Respondents bound over in
the sum Of $50 each for their appearance at that
time. Haskell n
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

OTTAWA, April 20.-The Imperial govern
ment will send vessel with troops for Red
River via Hudson Bay, the vessel to reach Fort
York about the LIST of July. The Canadian
government has paid over the three hundred
thousand pounds agreed upon as payment to
the Hudson Bay Company on the surrender of
their title. This payment is necessary pre-
liminary to the commencement Offorci5le pro-
ceedingS in the Northwest
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THE SPRING FREsHEr.

CONCORD, April 2O-Communication over
the Concord railroad has been cut off few
miles below this city and no trains can pass
Second Observation-Disclosures Kendrck
of the Concord railroad has Just returned from
the washout below, and says no trains can pass
over the road before Thursday afternoon sure !;
and if the river continues to rise, not SO soon
The water is rising at the rate of about one
inch an hour, and it is now raining. 1t is also
reported that Aliens three million drive of
logs are on their way between this place and
Franklin. Serious damages to bridges are an
ticipated.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, April 2O.-The water in the
Connecticut river is tw enty feet above low wa
ter mark, and the streets near the river are
submerged.
PENNSYLVANIA.
WILKEsBARRE, April 2O.-The rise in the
river Monday night carried off 40 900 900 feet of
logs from the Toby Hanna station on the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad.
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WASHINGTON.
THE LEGAL TENDER ACT.

ACT,
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Chief Justice Chase
in the Supreme Court to-day stated that the
reason why hearing in the Hepworth- G ris-
void case was refused, was that none of the
Judges who sat at the former hearing desired
it, and consequently it could not be done I'M
der the rules. The withdrawal Of the appeals
Court of Claims, leaves valid the doings of
that court, which is directly opposite the recent
decision of the Supreme Court
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PRESS.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this nav.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Closing Sale. F. o. Bailey ~ 20.
Fancy Goods. -. Fl. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Millinery. .Kaler, Bowen & Merrill.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Tho Great Sensation: :. Portland Theatre.
Levee. :. First Baptist Society.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
On a Par with Gold. "A. Q. Leach.
Concrete Pavement. .Gatley. Sheridan & Gu ifiths
Rooms to Ret.
Opening. 81 aler, Bowen g. Merrill.
Spring Opening. Mrs. Fowle.
Dissolution. .Nickerson g. Litchfeld.
10 Printers. Alfred Nudge & Son.
state OF Maine. =. Estate of Frances r. Anderson
Notice. -. Estate of Daniel Woodbury..
Notice. Estate of Simeon Cleugh.
H0tlce; Estate OF NathI L. Purinston,
6lole Society. .. K. h. Kinkley.
GHo on, Notice. Franklin Curtis
->'"' Hs'a.e az Auction. Seward M. Prince.
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Furniture at Auction.

IN Saturday, April 23d, at ten o'clock M, at
" the Store OF Geo. w. PARKER q Co., 40 Exchange
st, will be sold splendid stock OF new Furniture,
consisting OF Parlor Suits Sofas, Lounges Chamber
Sets Extension Tables, Spring Bottoms, &c, togeth-
er with lot OF second hand Furniture.
Also one light Buggy Wagon.
ap20td GEO w PARKER & Co. Auctr's.
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JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they'wiIl be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS
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Foreign Markets.


LONDON, April 20-11.3O A. M.-Consols G44 for
money and account.
American securities = United States 5-2O's of
1857 SS4; do 1865 old, 81, do 1887 S94 u s. 1G-iO's
TO- Erie shares 2O3. Illinois Central shares 1884,
LIVERPOOL, April Poll 80 A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 11td.
LONDON, April 20-l1 80 A. M.-Linseed cakes
quiet Sugar quiet both on the spot and aflOat: on
the spot 32s q s2s Cd. Calcutta Linseed firm.
FRANKFORT. April2O-United States 5-2O's OPEN
ed firm at 95t q 954. wynn
LONDON, April 20-2 P. M.-American securities
&c., '' o' va Wv ''
LIVERPOOL. April 20-2 P. M. - Cotton rather
more active, and the sales estimated at Il,
OoO bales. Peas 36s Cd. Pork tim. Lard quiet and
steady at 68s Cd.
LONDON, April 2O-4.3O P. M.-Consols closed at
943 q 94a for money and account.
American securities United States 520's. 1862 at
sS4; do 1865 old, s7s; do 1867 892; U. 104Gs So
Erie shares 90 Illinois Central shares 1l3l Allan
tic Il Great Western shares % j.
FRANKFORT, April 2O.-U. s. 5-2O's closed firm at
95h IN 054
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ABOUT 1000 yards more of Prints at COgia
Hassan's, these will be sold in two or three
days and he will have no more this year.
Prices 1-2 cts, z IL cts. and 10 cts
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OUR readers who are thinking of laying
Sidewalks, Garden Walks, Drives, &c., would
do we'll to read advertisement of Concrete
Pavement"
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NEW YORK, April 20-NOrning.-Money is easy at
5@ pei cent. on call. Sterling Exchange is firm at
1889 a 1901.
Gold frmer. At the Sub-Treasury sale s., Az, 900
was bid for at liz q 113 47109. The price has rang
Gu between ll3i q 1l3s. Governments &c higher.
olocks opened strong, advanced slightly, but sub
sequently the improvement was lost
new YORK., April 20 4tternoon.-The announce
ment mat the legal tender case had been withdrawn
caused no sensible effect on the Gold market which
SSanaaed steady, closing at 1lS8. Money easy at
" y per cent. Sterling Exchange firm at 1901.
governments strong and higher.
Inc following were the CLOSING
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING, that White Pine
Compound is the surest. best and safest remedy
yet discovered for Incipient Consumption,
Throat and Chest Diseases, Kidney Com
plants, and other similar weaknesses. Thou
sands are ready to testify of its virtue.
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"A. R.-The next regular meeting OF Bos.
worth Post No. g will be held to- morrow eve
ming at clock, for work in the second grade.
Comrades eligible tor advancement will govern
themselves accordingly. B. N. IT.
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The best thing out-James G. Davis French
Erasive Laundry Soap. Try it, and you will
use no other. Sec advertisement in another
column
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NEW YORK. April 2O.-Cotton firmer; sales 2e00
bales; Middling uplands 234c. FIour-sales $500
bbls.; State and Western without change; State at
4 55 q 3 30; Round Hoop Ohio at 4S5 0 90; West
ern at 55; Southern at go a 975, Wheat a. &c
higher for Winter; salesi1Oo 900 BUSH; No. Spring
ola, at 1k14; No. at 10s a 1 II; White choice at
l 81 @ Is; Winter Red and Amber Western at i 22i
g 70; Illinois at 20; White Michigan at 40
Corn less active; sales $4,000 BUSH; new Mixed
Western at IA q 15 Oatsfirm; State at SO "a zoe
Western at &c. Pork firmer; new mess at n *
prime at 20 So % 60. Lard frmer; steam at il S1
16c kettle at 16 q 163c. Butter unchanged; Ohio at
IA g zoe; State at 20 $3.50. Whiskey trmer; Vest
srn nee at .! g o. Rice firm; Carolina at q &c.
SUGAR steady Porto Rico at 10 1otc; Museovado
at W q 93c; far to good refining at "a q 81 Naval
stores dull; Spirits Turpentne at 46 "a 47c Resin
at 2 10 9g $50. Petroleum firm; crude at 14I a.
14ac; refined at 26c. Tallow quiet at 81 "a CSC
Wool qulet nomestc fleece at 40 q 50c pulled at Al
q 45c. Linseep in fair request. Freights to Liver
pool firm; cotton I'd; wheat 81 q 4d.
CHICAGO, April 2O.-Flour firm. Wheat easier
No. at S21c cash, and 833c. Corn unsettled at SCI
tor No. 2. Oats declining at 46 a 46gc tor No. q
Rye quiet at nc tor No. 2. Barley ffrmer at IS a
6oc for No. 2 High Wines firm at 03 "a OF. Pro.
visions steady; Mess Pork at q rs a % co. Lard Al
io3 @ 15ac. Dry sailed shoulders at 1OI "a 10sc CAT
tie very dull at 40 @ 90 tor light to extra heay,
smooth beeves. Live hogs quiet and heavy at 8 81
@ 20 tor common to choice.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2O.-Cotton firm; Mddlin,
uplands at 224c.
CHARLESTON, April 2o.-Cotton steady; Middlin.
uplands at 213c.
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ACCIDENTS. Monday, Mr.. Hodsdon,a work.
man in the boot and shoe establishment of
Caldwell g. Hodsdon on Union street, while
engaged in running leather cutting m achine.
got his arm beneath the knife and inflicted a
very deep wound from his wrist to his elbow,
exposing the cords and arteries. Mr.. Hodsdon
is now doing we'll.
A little boy named Gallagher living on Wa
terville street, was playing with companion
yesterday, the boys having loaded gun. 1t
was accidentally discharged and large buck
shot entered his hip which was extracted by
the physician. 1t is wonder he was not
Killed.
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Extends from New York City to the City OF Osweg
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, includiI
branches. The line il completed about 15e mill
from Oswego, and regular trains running dali
Rapid progress is making in the balance OF the lin
and the entire work will be completed at the Garlic
practicable period.
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THE sENATUs CoNsULTUM.
Great Britain
MASSACHUSETTS

son Burlingame will be deposited in Faneuil
Hall, which on Friday will be open to the pub
lie A guard of honor detailed from the Ca
diets will pay military respect and the company
will act as escort at the funeral Saturday.
NELLIE BURNS FOUND.
The child, Nellie Burns whose disappearance
since March 81 has caused such painful ankle
ty, was found to-day alive and we'll in house
at the north part of the city. A Mrs. Chase,
with whom the child was found, has been ar
rested for the abduction, and Patrick Murray
an accomplish.
POLICE RAID.
TIE city police to-day raided on two gam
Cling houses on Court and Franklin avenues
and arrested twenty of the inmates.
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The largest and best assortment of Velvet
Ribbons ever opened in Portland may be seen
at Cogia Hassan's. Prices Unprecedented
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ST. PAUL's PARIsH.-The ladies of st. Paul's
Parish are deep in preparation for their annual
May Day Festival, which is to be given at City
Hall. 1t will embrace favorlte operetta,
statuary, old English games, daisies, cupds,
braiding the May-pole, fancy table, refresh
ment room, Sc. The advertisement will ap-
pear to- morrow with fuller particulars.
The exhibition of the Congress Street M. E.
sunday School, which will be repeated to-
nignt' Will be found, we think, an agreeable
anu profitable entertainment; so lend your
presence 10 encourage the little ones, help
along a good cause, and get good for yourself.
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MEMS AND LADIES Lisle and Berlin Gloves
at COgia Hassan's
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Office of FISK & HATCH.
bANkEltS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES
No. 8 NASSAU TREET, NEw-YoRK.

s'A@S
No. 5NAssAo rREET, NEw-yopx
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our neon
tiation OF this Loans OF the CENTRAL PAcIrrc p,,,
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD coMrANY, aud the popularity and CT
which these Loans haze maintained in the markets,
both in this country and Europe, have shown tina
the FIRST Mortgage Bonds of wisely and hon
orably managed Railroads are promptly recognized
and readily taken as the most suitable safe and adj
vantageous form of investment, yielding more lib
eral income than can hereafter be derived from
Government Bonds, and available 10 take their
place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting great
public want, and rendering a valuable service
both to the holders of Capital and to those great
National works of internal improvement whose in-
trinsic merit and substantial character entite them
10 the use Of Capital and the confidence Of investors
we now offer with special confidence and satistac-
ton the
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PERIoDIcALs-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, Godey's Lady's Book and Peter
sons International Magazine for March have
been received and are for sale at the book and
periodical storesof Messrs. Bailey & Noyes, and
Hall L. Davis, Exchange St.; Loring, Short &
Harmon and Augustus Robinson, under Fall
mouth Hotel. Also at the school book, music
and periodical store of E. c. Andrews, No. Sc
Centre street, and the book and periodical
depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, under
Lancaster Hall.