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steadily falling of again to lio the final sale being
ported Of Ill. As further evidence Of the great volume
ofbusines. transacted. may be stated nat the changes
on the dial between the hours OF 10A NJ and z. NJ,
(thc formal session OF the Gold Board amounted 70
one hURdred and fourteen.
In the Rold loan market the rates paid for having
balances carried were 8, 2, q down TO mat" though
after Clearing House the rate was " cent. The
steamer Holsatia sailed to-day with 900 in treasure
The total cearinRs OF the Cold Exchange Bank were
t7S3i3Oo0. gold balances tiss,s57, and currency bal
ances H,isli5L The prime pal quotations were.
ia. i0A. M~;;....;ii9H io P M."".lllKsPM,a..."l
il.jO a. M.....ll2J. s.sJ IT, ii5I. $50 r. NJ, iii
Foreign exchange has been demorazcd under a con.
tinued supply Of cotton bills, and sales have been
ported at various rates between iJoH and 1 nut at
the close prime 60 days bills quoted ut iO ght at
100, and commercial at i0saiOs2.
The supply Of money coll has been in excess Of the
demand, the market appearing to gain in case The in
terror correspondents not in Of funds and the
banks are anxious to lend their balances cent on
call, brokers being generally accommo dated at
cent IN the street pledge OF acceptable collateral
round amounts being left with the leading bondholdcrs
as low as cent. In the discount market choice
two-namcd paper has passed at 7a7I cent good ac
ceptances sac cent, and approved single names at
7toi2 cent, with discrimination in favor Of paper
ofshort date.
The course OF the Government bond market has been
toward lower prices In sympathy with the declin Inc In
gold the advance OF sixtywos in London TO gOk not
being equal to the lower range OF gold prices At the
opening prices about steady, though shade be-
low the latest oicia figures OF last night but when
gold dropped TO l10N, further supply OF bonds was
thrown uron the market by holders, and sixty evens
were forced down TO 1Oa reaction in eold however,
was quickly responded to- sxtysevens rising to iOsX
the balance OF the list sympathzing though TO less
extent, the market leaving OF steady with improved
feeling Currency skies have maintained the nrmncss
OF the last few days. and to-day advanced from HOY
iiOk, eightyones closing about 2b cent above par
gold. Henry Clews Co.. g Wall street, report at
PM.
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DINGERS on THE HUDsON.

The Breaking up Of The Ice-Thr PeriIon.
Passage Of IL Party AT south Rondout-
skntcr Drowned NJ Scwburgh-Iceman
Probably Drowned - IceberRs IN the
Gorgcs.
As party Of six persons were crossing the
Hudson river at South Rohlout, In an oIen scow
the ice barrier above gave way. aud a large dis.
lodged maaa swept down and shattered the s!dcs OF
the fr4il craft. The iceclkes shelving over one an.
other, fo into the boat, nearly swapping her Their
shouts FOR help were heard and people along shore
made bridge over the ice from the fences and res
cCed them, almost exhausted hat and coat were
found on piece Of ice near Pcoksk.l. On the ice
were marks Of axe cutting. II is coIieciured that
some ice cutter willie at work, has been carried of
on a detached cake, and possibly drowned Al
West Point the people have been crossing tie ice on
drowned while skating.
The ice above Albany Is solid, At Albany i'm.
mense cakes and leds of ice are wedged together
and frozou. Between Albany and Tiyoli the surface
Il frozen. Large numbers OF ice men arc cutting
0er 01 ana and jomas BoI e sSk which are s5e
The ferries between Tivoh and Saugerties. and
Catskill and Oakhill diO miles from New YORK; are
with difficulty At Pour.sIile Point ieO miles ais
ant from New York; there is Immense quantity
Of Ice In large fields and cakes, sheyed over and
lodged firmly together, in an immovabe solid mass,
lt some points nearly twenty feet in height, and
PROBABLY much thicker beneath the wnter level.
Inns lorms an impossible barrier 10 navigation.
Near Barrytown the river is open in spots. The
hninebeck and Rondout ferry s running with great
AT CTummelrs, which is the shortest and most alb.
rupt bend n he course Of the river the ice always
collects and lodges "a masses larger and form.
liable uian at any other pont. In some places the
lnrrler seemf piled up in miniature icebergs At
some ponu " rises 10 height OF twenty-five feet
above the surface level, and below thai level In
plaees probably reaches the bottom. Al Po gh-
k'~'F ,n"lfre are large fields Of hoanng ice With
I'D - .'f peers This sh!ft' with tho cur.
A uurFu. tha nay IS full Of heavy ice, floating
"a W" ctaurcl bat lodged along Enors' The ferry
r..len Fishkn aud NeWbprgL runs Regularly.
Sir MES bslow, n.3 Cornwall, Afrt IL another
'asmeut ol Zee. Al Cold Spring, the barrier is
larguI. ~ Vest Point II is shelYed together 10 a
great height, averaging from six 70 tvc'g feet Tor
the distance OF two miles. The ferry boat IL locked
In, a. Is also the propeller City OF Newburgh the
latter with full cargo from New York. This yes
rel cut her way through six nches Of solid ice for
several miles, but was unable 10 penetrate further
than this point. The bay at NyAck and Tarrytown
Is open and free for the passage Of all steam cra.
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state bonds were active and stron. on the moro prom
incnt issues. Under continued demand ffom foreign
bankers. new Nirginas 2H cent. to i2H and the
old p cent 70 20, later yielding y y cent There was
mn active business IN Tennessee the advancing
cent 1 C25Se Sf rnst Sayse rSfs m a @ he
S rom M o selling up ts 70 g TS @ ana hs new TO
s g5. Loulsiafa bonds were Arm TIE Old issues ris.
ing cent. 20 -, leyce Gs selling At T4@1ik leyce
central National iliGiiiS. Merchants, ESeIsssc G. Si
m Bank o ssto Of Sv Yo s dafPoES %
CITY 20 nrd parE at iD Railway morteagcs were
rise Of cent since yesterday. Ccnras were quoted
eshtrs enT At and ~ u, ana and eabS i4bS
Mountain rrsa at Nas1.
In the stock iErke railway shares have been actve
aeyol1 a. sspscia "a interest, the asalon Of OPERATOR
,rs'in ile prices u then fivorites, which eScftcd
opened iirm about the atest oiical ngures o inst
mlsh1' ana 80 eonilnnei nt after TIC morning cni,
ranging from = 70 ~ cont and continuing until the
nj IDLE OF tue afternoon, when the market rallied hut
The Vanderbilt and Northwcslcta snaIcs Lake shore.
Nork central stock ranged on eXtrtnc Quotations
nom q 90 70 scrip. sot TO Ni Northwestern Com.
sSSS sSoe 20 'e %S,s''S %S% Jersey @ esnss e tx ISS
70 lCt and ono and sirpi SoA 70 -.
Reading wrs lu fntr demand at Ak To- Q1 4. and l.Hv,
lsland AZ liyt, 10Y The s. Paul sharrs acrc les,
escuye and steady, tac common d'c'mug nom 63 O.
T. s, aud toIi Wayn. AZ J a. IrIc was Qr'ct M
ss.@Sh. A. ,hs calls Morris ana E.oy sol At s.q
hrie tAseN, Delaware. Lack1wanna lrd Wesf'rl io9,a
nui'iunc ana s6ux Ciu' 500. aud New YofN Az. st.
havsn ~; In The nlsee.larcous nst Pacific Mail wa
reung agaan 70 hs; Western umon 1eleEi iaph WA
ed n NJ ~ pe 10 gcr a" si S' il 3 +, ,c N2essa -
Gates AZ ti aua Bltt1n Water Power 40 isa ~ rlss
i5tsd s,i's, , gsq MA @ ,;s-c2r s al AaA "; ws.% S "
Co. IN inc Aiternoon r. ne nom seA to gos.
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pr. MCLINTOCk's oBsEoUIEs

Distinguished Cicrgymcn Gathered al the
Funeral of the President Of the Drew
Thcoiogicnl Seminary-Eulogy by Bishop
simpson.
The funeral of the late DR.. McCliutock. who
was recently pastor Of 81. Paul's Church, Twenty.
second street and Fourth avenue took place in that
church yesterday at noon. The house was crowded
with the friends OF the deceased gentleman. The
altar, reading desk, and galleries were hung with
black cloth, and floral crosses and crowns were Ia id
on the altar. The coffin bore the simple In scrp,on
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REAL ESTATE TRAKsACTIoNs.

AZ the Exchange yesterday. Messrs Muller, vii
sin, 60 sold house ana lot. 90 s. Washing ION sQ
$500 hOuss and lot, la5 5Otu 81 flsSI
MI James NJ Miller sold houses aud iots i6 and is5
Washington st. t3 800 house and lot n Cortlandt ef
$lsO0O house and lot ~ and 81 Cortlandt M
known as the Northern Hotel SIS 80.
Messrs A. j. Beeeker. Son Co. sold house and lot
WMa,Ien - 5000 house and lot, n, 6l-t 81 200 II
Isl hN sH house and lot, IS h. 62d St, 1850.
Messrs, r, n Ludlow Co. sold nuildlnR and lot I5s
Duane aac g, h,Ioo building and lot 70 Hudson ST.
slhfp lots e. . llth hy" IS n =. 95th e., 5000
Messrs Al Brown sold lot q 3 ION ay rs n 8
lOsth St, 100 lot v. ofAbpye. ti 400. "
:, Messr N hoberts Mc6uire sold house and lot l0s
T. sslh h g. tosOl house and ots l2d st. 50 H. "a av
fa,Voi mouse aha lots ISL ts, 44 let av, S37 200
{l0O00 ' ' anu ''' ." i''"se s''
See our advertising columns
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had been Informed OF by Mr. Dvat hut rtat he had
not yet been brought before me Fullerton and Dyatt
then had
A CONVERSATION ASIDE.
Dyet and Fullerton were there about twenty minutes
and being informed that Smith not In the building
went home TO dinner while at dinner Fullerton
come ~ an1 said they were coming up TO bail Smith
that smith was very much frightened and he pity
on nm tad h' came to assure me that Smiths bonds
man. .. {, tuilck was a responsible mani he said
Sml,h knew great deal and would be of
much service to him he would only
"souEAL,"
and he Thought he would he then SAID II Smith would
pc Of service, would have objection making
hail hight told him recognized him IA the District
Attorney, and nNed the bail at 5000 upon his
Inent At that time saw carriage looking through
the window, ana saw Htrdsall aght; another man Ill.
,ing on the hoX Mr Fullerton told me, was the Deputy
MARSHAL tod m knew all the Deputy Mnrfha
but didn't know him Mr. Brdsall said they waived eN.
animation Tor the present, ana then they drove on
Tnc Court here adjourned until II O'Clock to-day.
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New YORK, Tuesday, March S.-1here was no i'm.
proyement to-day In beef cattle with recepts of sil
head. ana 40 ldue tomorrow sales were fHtrcme y
SOW At lil2c. for coarse bulls and steers and l3a
for common to prime steers and oxen, with a few
selections from extra lots at dh@iic. The seep M
continues dui aud depressed for AL grades below strict
lyLrime The receipts were scar loads. or close to
200 head most of which arrived aftcr noon Two very
choice lots Of Pennsyyanla sheep, lls ms ay werS,
sold Al seg9c, M and the balance the fales
from SIC To- nc, n. The hog market was a shade
nrmer IN consequences OF light supply loT the mesh
rade and We quote good 10 prime corn led at 94gKe
Receipts were go CITY dressed hogs were nrinsr nj
ally quoted at ll@Ilkc.
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SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS Oi ire Chicago and Southwestern Railroad
Company, endorsed In currency hY the Chicago and
ock Island Railway Tor sale al W and accrued in.
tersG Pamphlets with iull particulars furnished by
IRANk a. CANS, Il WIN ST
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Court Calendar. this INV

sursssE Corr cir,tU.-rau INo, i7g3 ie46 iafi .si
l'li 2.0t s5, rs lss1 Ia 1907 g 1919 la.l n, sti
ID "s ls,l 10 lsA iart liNos. ~. liga, Isig, s1I
' i '' & ~ N''' '| w., isPu, 'si Iss, lSSo, 40,
SrrRHat CuvHT. Srtl.t TFHv No e. a. "A % - -
it n, g, ~. ~ ~ W. ~ - - ''' ~ 10
SuFRy1E Coput Cu,sr1r. ", . o, 40 90 :, ., A. q.
lu4, lna, igo. Cal lEl. y ' ~ ~ .'' 90 ~ '.'
SuttM"n C'tHt 1Vlst TtUV-Pafi I-N. g!i- i4s7 Il0f
~. N la"' l'i1 1855 1891 $685. 1885 1899 i40 i4ot a.
~ Il-Ng, s'ss st i-, lslI l,4a, Isy, loI4 a. v.!
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ArrI,ed-TuEspAY, March 8

AfrtNed-IUksDAY, March \.
steamship Ladona, New Orleans, mdse and pass
steamship Denmark. Liverpool. mdse and pass
steamship san Jaclnto, Savannah, Indse aud pa o.
steamship Louisa Moore, Newbern, n. O., nldse.
steamship Champion, Charleston, nldse and mass.
Steamship Saratoga, Richmond, mdse aud pass.
steamship Sllesia, Hamburg, mdse. and pass.
snip Alexander Marshall, Liverpool. nuse nd bass
Brlg Oliver Cuts, PoIi.au Prince, lQgwuOd.
rclT Kate Grant, rcn;acoia' Lumber.
Also, the usual river aud coastwise y0ssels,
sTEAAsHIPs ARRIVED OUT.
GLASGOW March S-IOwA. New YORK.
LIvERlooL, March b-CitY OF Brooklyn anu TaFlfa
New YORK.
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BINKING AND FINANCIAL.
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

NNIIVNNL % HNENDl bNNh,
CORNER WALL STREET AND BROADWAY.
This Bank has a special department employed ex
cu,iyely in dealing ia coin and bullion II always has
large amo1n' on hand, and Is supplying very many
enerprisins merchants with gold aud silver change
In the present popular movement towari resump.
ton. j. II. l.. MORFURD,
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lHE HAT SToRF,-Of course we refer 10 KnOx's
ip tltNens and strangers vike recognize the well.
khowh establishment, ~ broadway, corner OF Fulton
srtct As te proper place fOi the proper select ION OF
heronnhg Hat and ns Knox Il known tho batter i'
iolloWs MS store s entitled to a like a. tinc non
rcady.-IdC. ''N' ' 80 ~"
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- DECIDED SucCEss.-lhe bnsincss of the Mutual
i,euen sAllss hhnk (ocated m the SUS building IL
@ "as HaA ltppsllnrs anpr. ciile the adNantages
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Sprual Aohtts.
Sptaul Aohets.
the SECOND GREAT FIRE IN GAL
WESTON.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS OF PROPERTY DE.

THE SECOND GREAT FIRE IN GAL
WESTON.
oNE MILLION DOLLARS OF PROPERTY DE.
sTBOTEDl
HERinNG-s SAFES
PRLsfRvE THEIR CONTENTS IN EVERY IN.
tJAECE. WHILE SOME OF OTHER
Manners FAIL.
GALVESTON Tcras Feb q, 1870.
Ressrs Hsrrsa0. Ea55si q sAers,as, As,s Tort
DrAR SIR We beg inform row tNat durinr the
nignt Of thc d inst anothor very destructive eOnfagg
ton took place n ti city. costroyns property valued
At not less than one riiou dollars
There were number OF your safe IN the nre. ana
every tuus far opened has proved entirely satsao
tory, ''c the contents OF other makers or
les .l, ..cl. Yours, 4. W. & f. 7 CLEGG.
srECGAL DESPATCH BY TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER ACCOUNT.
"rsreRs UNtoS l'ELyoGsrn CoMrAsT,}
He'sr' Nrt'ay. tAFd Il S'e'".4H, -jl B'odd,'ay,
Your chsmpion Safes have stood this second large
e5s sdos se s ~ . 0syJ iegr IN 'g ip'sRee
uERRrSG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
"Thc most reliable projection ffom nrc now SHOWN"
HERuNG's NEW PATENT CIIAlrIuN BANKERS
SAFES,
Combining wrought roa aud ha denci ,tcol and iron
welded with tie Patent Fr1nslinuc or suc.c Tlseu"
Afford protection against U4sars 10 not here.
.ofcTc known.
p~ous house ss.cs for silver plate, yaluanlcs, Jew
ery, SILKS laccs. Sc. Al safes warranted dry.
HERRING, TAlIlEL Is sHLl.NAN,
9ti BROADWAY,
CORNER MURRAY ST, NEW YORK.
rATsu--r, urrrsIyu & CO,
Philadelphia.
HERRING & CO. Chicago
HElRtNG FARRELL q SHERMAN,
New Orleans.
ONINGT0N EKOTIEKs
ARE CEILING
Large FRENCH CHINA DISSER SETS t5r......... SEQ
LarSe PARTISAN GRANITE DINNER SETS ior.... Is
TEN PER CENT LESS
THAN new YORK HOUSES.
DECORATED CHINA.
BRONzEs, CLOCKS, &c,
AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
ns, 29s, AND 80 FULTON ST. BROOKLYN.
Fulton Ferry pass the door Goods delivered in
York
The sun., 1870-03-09
MARISE ISTELLIGESCE.

hIEIArURE EALhArAo-rHTs BAy.
fun Tltos,., ~ sui sets.... 90 Moon rises u oil
hloh WArhR-ruIs UAF
andy HOOK IL 50 Goy, ,Isand IL q Hell Gate Os
The sun., 1870-03-09
>CIIENCK'S PULMONIC SYKUP,
sCHENCK's SEAwEED TONIC,

sIHkNCk's MANDRAKE PlIIS,
These three medicines cure Consumption Liver ON.
plant. and Dyspepsia They cleanse the stomach start
the secreons OF the Liver create an appetite for rich
and nourishing food
The sEAwEED TONIC keeps the food from sourinc.
until 1t Is dlgcsted made into blood when rpens
the matter IN the luugs, and nature throws It OF.
Price OF the Pu!monic Syrup and scawccd Tonic each
sl5O per bottle, a. S0a nalf dozen Mandrake Pl
70 cents box For sale By all druggists.
JOHN =. HENRY. College place Wholesale Agcnt
The sun., 1870-03-09

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
GOODS MALKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
CALL AND EXAMINE TIE PRICES
CHINA AND GLASS,
ATAND BELOW COST.
Our stock uius' be sold out before May (ncNp and
the business wal continued alter that date by our
SUCCESSORS Messfs NIcoL & DAVIDSON, nt CSC Broad.
way. E.v. HAUGHwoUT d Co,
Corner OF Broadway and Broonie ST.
Our store 6xioo to lc either entire or the lofts sepa
ratclv.
The sun., 1870-03-09
Bnsinrss Noiifts.

Wheeler q Wilson sewing Machines, I, IA I
BrOndwhy cor. Hth st., teld by paying ti0 down and
$40 per month, without extra charge. Machines to let
j. r. KILLS
The sun., 1870-03-09

.5 . u. .'' Nout4 .- & 81 ont D. 'flt llaar}
t.r.t i ,,i '' 'rd u TO b m, telling LIN :. must
M by,,, ~, irha the next heard OF II Was lruui
II 49, WHO said that Smith had been arrested and
H. IA n W le ID AFFIDAVIT; sad Il was not custoin.
u.1sGt "S 'uc aihlayitt nnul the prisoner WAS
fy ~. .l'I' lhe ouui OneT, hut knowing HIM
ID p',1ui ON hs statement that lie was hmthf cOun,
T. rrtN N'' 'NN nlndayN he hHEed about the Of
D.. .,,,l j, ~ cunt oi bWl aud told htm had rIed
J gS gu, ~, az fa.A VIII. DyHu N4s in uY once wait
I'a.op 'H'N "trYaI Fullerton came IN he SAID,
N' N'a' '.4l smith nas bel arrested /" 4 said
The sun., 1870-03-09
EinanfiHL.
OFFICE or FISK a. HATCH,

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
NASSAU STREET, NEW YonK,
The sun., 1870-03-09

February IS. isn
The remarkable success which attended our hegotis
ton OF the Loans Of the cENrHAL PACIFIC RA1RoAr
COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Con-
PAsr and the popularity credit which these Loans
have maintained in the markets. both in this Country
and Europe, have shown thatthe First Mortgage Bonds
of wsely-located and honorsbiy managed Railroad,
are promptly recognized and readily taken the most
suitable SAFE and advantageous form OF Investment
yielding moro liberal income than can hereafter bs
derived from Government Bonds and available to take
their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation On
superior Railroad Loans. meeting great public
want and rendering valuable servlce-both to the
holders Of Capital and TO those great National works
ofinternal improvement whose intrinsic merit and sub
santial character ene them to the fCspital ana
the confidence OF Investors-we now offer with special
confidence ana satisfaction the
The sun., 1870-03-09

Ps.- We have issued pamphlets containing iull mar
heuArs' statistical details. maps, &c,, wAs- Val he
furnished upon application.
We buy and sell Government Bonds and receive the
accounts Of Banks Dankers Corporations. and others
subject TO check at sight and allow intcrrt on aalv
balanceG
The sun., 1870-03-09
lC0PYnIGnr sECUREDJ


CHLoRALINE SYRUP.
harmless and psLJtct Sedative Compound for Admits
and ChndiCn.
PRODUCES S'eep and HthJ from Fdip, Contains no
49,. opium, Morphinc, or other Poison.
head me nlpWnE personal eNperltncu Of The wonder
chemist, fru JAMES a. NICHOLS IN the las number OF
lis Boston JOWUd' n "a m.
Ilc editor Of nc jorHdL hs ling been IcccHtlv pros
rated hy great nervous eNn1usion, resl;ing pro.
trhfted mcuta lRhul made trial OF the new cent
tn,ofa NItOrtl m his case. q r,nedg or ye1itLIblc
tH'dcg; Allc slhtrng irom nervous wtkCf illness for
prrod ot nearly seventy hours. the doe OF Chl9ral
.oufnl 10 tAIiH uinnes, sH-c' tttrch ssep, last
lhs t!shl h9ls In hfte suDscdc trIas 10 has acted
as r0c~,ful hdrrll-ye iHo'f OIl Flccp pr0lTcfr9
hy desIes to call the notice OF Ihysl
cum 20 agent "hchis certainly worthy tAei prompt
ms EFFICACY IN WHooPINd- Covdu
IN ue last number OF the London Lancsi, Mr.. A NJ.
treating several cases OF NhOOp .COugu pe,l SUCCESS.
JuLV with small doses or Chioril.
rrice ~ cents Rot!le ASH your DruggIst for 1t.
sole Propriotors PAINE BRoTIIERS ihp9rtrrs ana
wholesale Druggits' 8 Maiden Lan1, New York.
ifi1IRRMlSSN tlFEti4Y tslIFfEtY D5iqkhk D5hi2qkhkEns.
was awarded the ts wcdal and Iona az the AnerI.
can Institute Far 1859, Tor saIelJ Econ0ny OF Fua
ana Economy OF space
no Horse Power at A. T. stewarts
tH Horse Power at the Jersey city Sugar Refinery
p,siI 0ysI iSeo Boilers In use. Harrison Boiler woiks
send Tor circular. JOHN A. COLEMAN. AGENT. IN
broadway. \, u, and 100 Federal az, Boston.
ss@G fsMrhES sst isS. Of
imply ,Erupuons and Blotched disaguraiions on ths
Face Use Perrys Comedone ana Purple Remedy IN
nelaOle and harmless ana contalns no Lead poison
elsewhere. - N~
The sun., 1870-03-09
" Gt1ss, BRoNzR, AZ GNbs : dAiHts' 6itMottTs''
r. u HsStPSli8lEw6Ps hHnSt PSl8lE 6Psk . co

Corner broadway ANA Broome 1t.
PArENTs.-MUNN a co, "scientinc Aueri.
can" "a Park row, New York oity, have had TIVE nty
Yeas rhctiee n obtaining patents. They give advice
InYentors should write 10 the ahoYe firm.
The sun., 1870-03-09

,,ea,G, i. ,NtkbHYs L6ffEhfES
MISC H Y Il \ No S asrsS Il i 70 ISL y
KGsrA6efht Il 81 Gi.:: :. ~ a. 81 81 asasS s IS $50
~ o. ~, 10, 2 50, ID, u, -, a. h IL "a,
kkN1uCkY-ClaSs No. 2ll March 49, 1870.
u, g. 70, IS, A. 70, n, 81, "a, 20, y, 81, Is, 50.
Fries cashCa and ni lrnAtion furnished the above
ana also Royal Havana Lottcnes. j. CLuTE broker,
w BIoadTaY. I53 i ulton ST., aud PARK row.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30
" ESTERN UNION RAILROAD
NOW OPEN TO
Rock island.
Summer Arrangement!

QNHE short and direct route from Racine, Mil
i waukee, and all points in Wisconsin, to
Rock Island and Davenport, and all points in
Southern Iowa and Kansas.
On and after Sunday, Sept. IL. 1869, trains on
the Western Union Railroad will leave and ar
rive At Rock Island, follows:
Trains leave Rock Island 1t $40 g. m. and
53:2 p.
Arrive at Rsck Island, 5:2s p. m., and 1850
a.
Making alOse connection with passeu ger train.
st the following points:
AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and te Mil
wsukee and Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and to all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
AT FREEP0RT, from and TO Galsna, Du-
buque, and all points North and West.
AT SAVANNA, with steamer Henderson"
from and to Dubuque, and with st. Paul Packets.
AT FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, Marshall, Boone and Omaha
At ROCK ISLAND, with trains from and to
Muscstine, Washington, Iowa City, Grinnell
Des Moines, Omaha, and the Union Pacific
Railroad; and with ste amers from and to all
points on the Mississippi river between Rock
Island and ST. Louis. Rates of freight and fare
always as low by this as by other lines.
d. A. oLIN, Genl Sup't.
E. T. BARNES, Asst Sup't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30

While Congress is debating the Collum
bill, Brigham is improving the time. A re-
cent paragraph chronicles his marriage "in
the presence of the Saints" to Mrs. J. K.
Martin, Miss L. NJ. Pendergast, Mrs. r. NJ
Jenickson, Miss Susie 2. Cleveland, and
Miss Emily P. Martin, all of the county OF
Berks, England. 1t must, however, have
been spiritual marriage only, to take full
effect in a world where there are no Gull
Ions
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30

Saida-ha Persian. has given q magnif
cent ball at Paris. His lounges were cover
ed with cashmeres embroidered with gold
which he gave way to the departing guests
One ''lady," not caring for cashmere. took
away Persion carpet. Supper was served
under gilded trellis, bearing ripe grapes
PEACHES and cherries. The entertainment
cost more than 500, 900.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30

The Galena Gazette has a canvssser
named Butler. The unsophisticated coun-
try people lock up their spoons on his sp-
proach, having heard from some Democrat.
ic source that Butler has q fondness for
such things.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30

The cable reports that the Emperor Ma
poleon has ordered Prince Pierre Bonaparte,
the assassin, to leave France, and that he
will probably come to the United States
sligo tina: many "conspira.ors" ara being
arrested in France
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30
Chicago Market.

SASOSbS @&oAAS~
rslsgrapAsd TO the ARGUS.
ouIoAso, March 80.
Flour-More active and frmer-
Wheat-Active and higher, closed firm at IA
AT.
Corn-Higher and firm. No 75!a759, nc
grade scarce and firm, closed with buyers at 7c
in any house.
0ats-Round lots cash steady, unchanged at
3T3aS73, options higher.
Kye-Active and higher, at 6sa6s3 s70 for reg
ular and fresh.
Barley-Nominal.
Provisons-Generally dull and shade easier.
: Mess Pork-0fiered at 20 75for special brands
quotable 20 90.
Lard-l4l5l43
Meats-Quiet and unchanged,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-30

The mills of the Hampden paper Compa-
ny Holyoke, were burned last Sunday night.
Loss, $3.50, 900; insured for $500, 900. One
hundred kand fifty hands are thrown ont of
work, but the company will rebuild at once