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States government preliminary and concern
ing the IL citations of such treaty. Adopted.
Mf. Banks of Massachusetts, from the Com
mlttee on Foreign Affairs, offered resolution
granting leave to the committee to present in
print tor the consideration Of the House the
majority and minority reports on several reso-
iuuons petitions, &c., re.erred to it relative to
the Cuba question, on Wednesday, April 9th,
next: and the report was made the special Or
ger for every day until disposed OF. The reso-
luton was adopted, the Speaker stating that
1t would not interfere with the tariff bill or any
other matter having precedence over it,
Mr.. Ingersol of Illinois made an Intellectual
effort to get at the Washington and Air Line
Railroad bill, which is on the Speakers table.
The House at 1.30 o'clock went into commit
tee of the whole on the tariff bill, and was adj
dressed by Mr.. Asper of Missouri against high
protective duties.
Mr.. Stevenson, of Ohio, argued in favor of
the removal of the duty on coal. He said the
admission of Nova Scotia coal free of duty
would lessen the price of coal in Cincinnati nv
braided Pennsylvania for her spirit of monop-
oily, which organizes strikes among her m liners
to make coal dearer; which gouges into earth
until villages tumble; which allows miners to
be burned or suffocated in the mines rather
than open additional shafts, which advises oil
producers to stop the flow in order to raise the
prices; and which sells cup of cold water at
Gettysburg.
MIR. Woodward, of Penn, spoke in favor OF q
revenue tariff
The House here took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Woodward spoke in favor OF the duty on
coal and iron; Mr.. Buckley in favor of admit
ting cotton machinery free; Mr.. Mckenzie in
favor OF the free sale of sugar and tea, and Mr..
Morrill, in favor of free trade generally.
Mr.. Walker, of Ohio, made speech defend
ing the administration, after which the House
adjourned.
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westbrook Town Meeting

II hwitlistanding the storm a! he hour ct
calling the meeting to order there was about
the usual number of voters present. Leander
Valentine, Esq, was elected Moderator with
out opposition.
A motion was made to adjourn the meeting
until another day, which was lost 1t was vot-
ed to close the polls at CLOCK. The election
proceeded quietly until the hour of closing the
polls arrived, when in due time the following
result was declared: Whole number of votes
80; necessary for a choice 456. The ticket re-
ported by the Division party had the following
number of votes, and were declared elected:
Seectmen - Andrew Halves, ATT: Nath'l
*. Sawyer, 479; David Torrey, 4S0. Town
Cerk-Ebridge H. Houston, 4SO Treasurer
Samel Jordan, 4S0. S. S. Committee Edward
H Elwell, 8S1. Town Agent-Abuer T. Smith,
479 Auditor-George Warren, 4Sl.
The ticket supported by the anti-Division
Party received the following vote:
Town Clerk-Rufus u Pinkham, 421. Sc
lectmen-Henry B. Walker, 424; James PEN
nell, 4I4; John r. Sawyer, AL treasurer
Samuel Clements, All Auditor-Andrew
Halves, 416
About the hour of adjournment motion
was made to keep the polls open week, which
was lost The storm undoubtedly kept many
from the polls. The whole number of votes
thrown on the 18th ult was 1906 Anti-Divis-
ion Party had 571 votes; Division Party 495
The meeting adjourned to 9o'clock Wednesday
morning to finish the town business.
1t has been customary in this town to take
the candidate for Town Auditor from the ranks
Of the opposition; so that, in this instance,
courtesy has given our Saccarappa friends, in
the person of Geo. Warren, Esq, this office.
Mr.. EIwell was supported by both parties for
experimenting School Committee.
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CHARLESTON, March 2s.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam, I'D upands and I'D Sea Islands; by SAIL
I'D on uplands: on Sea Islands Coastwise-New
York, steam &c % fb. up!ands &c on Sea Islands;
81 20 % tierce on Rice; by sail, Re ~ Id on Upla d.
4Oc " obl on Resin, 81 @ 4Y Nj on Lumb. rand So a
10P M on Timber. 10 Boston by sail, ! "a lie ~ fb on
upland Cotton; to Providence So P al on BoarJs; Rc
ID OH upllnd Cotton. 10 Philade phla by ste. an,
&c; by sail St q 81 ~ on no ,rds; SO 81 NJ on linn
pee; S3 ton on Clay; So @ So 50 on phosphate -
~ "a umore by steam A. on Cotton; by sail SIS %
% on Boards; and 81 20 a 50 OU } ton on Phos-
vessels are In demand by our merchants to take
lumber ireights from Georgetown, s. o. la, len and
Satilla River, Ca, and Jacksonville Fla to NorIh-
ern norris and $ll 9 II p NJ the rates on Lander
ana Boards ~
GALVESTON March 19.-Rates to New York are
firmer than at the date of last report The de-
mand for room is somewhlt better while the avaia-
BILE tonnage is considerably reduced, and held At
higher figures We quote: ~ "
Co top by sail W ID to Liverpool "a 9-16d. and TO
other points steady at unchanged rates Bremen "a
lie; Havre @ 1tc; New tots, steam. ~ IN r.. 10
sail sc Boston, sail. P ib .1c; do stea nc: New
Orleans, steam, " bale, 81 Is. '1'' Ne"
NEW ORLEANS. March 23-Bo,b 6ore;on on
coastwise reights are exceedingly dull and rates tor
the lattar are exceedingly nominal Ivernoni sail Is
now heavy at 15-32d. We quote: '
by steam, Cotton to Liverpool 9-16: to New York
&C.; to Boston hc " ID; flour to New York 60 IA CSC
6eet 10 New York zoe P Dbl By sail. Cotton to
to Boston I'd. ~ ''" Nv
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Recent Publication.

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LoaRENIA.- evening at the theatre is
the commencement of series OF perform
ances by this well known conjuror, who, we
believe, stands withouta superior on this con-
tinent, and has astonished the people of this
and the Old World by his wonderful feats of
legerdemain. The seemingly incredible tricks
of which he has made himself the master,
have called forth the patronage of the crown
ed heads of Europe. His trained Canary
birds, Java sparrows, Paroquets and white
mice have heen brought to rare degree of
perfection. They walk rope, climb pole
and bring down flag, draw carriage, fife
pistols andi cannons, and many other feats
which are perfectly astonishing. Two hun
dred presents will be given away each evening,
in the most liberal and impartial manner the
principal present being an elegant chamber
set of furniture. Matinee Wednesday and
afternoons.
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@ o M M H H CIAL.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.

keceiPts BY Railroads and Steamboats.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosroN-5o bbls
sugar 20 casks nails 26 boxes har bdls shos.
els kegs Soda u boxes chees bds horse collars
IL do chair stock, "a boxes tn AZ Pigs tin, % pkgs
furniture, bales domestics, so bds iron. 100 kegs
white ead, 81 coils cordage, 90 bales maslic, force
pump, 30 bds paper, 30 boxes dye stuff IS stoves n
BIDS hollow ware, 81 pbs pork. bales cassa, u do
100 DO 10 order. For Canada and up country, SO
boxes TIM wishing macoinas Al bales hides II bdls
iron, 2crates crockery Is bales WOOL ~ BIDS pa
zsewing machines. case t,ba:co, IA pcs marble, 3
bdls leather, plates iron 200 pkgs 10 order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEw.YoRK "A bales
buraps, II do waste ID do oakum, % do pape stock
50 nhds moasses Is DO tobacco, IL casks e4ch ow
der 80 do oil, 1900 bags susa 80 do seed 81 Tolls
leather 81 chests tea ~ a:hines i2O boxes
glass; u do Chef LOO bbs bone black, do sugar
81 bds paper hangnes rs k. gs soda IS boxes rasns
1l2 10 starch, 66 do obacco, 10 bbs Paris white 81
rolls carpedng, 81 boxes stove polish, pianos.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-o42 caus milk. 425
pkes sundries, borses cars sundries 90 do lumber
do oats, do copper ole, 100 Dbls -four. For shin.
menl to Europe, cars wheat. do provisions, 1 do
fur. For shipment east cars suudries, do hour
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-3A pkgs sundries.
1 car oil cloth, COL sides leather. s5NG
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PENNS YLVANGA.
ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S-The steamer To-
nowanda, hence for Savannah, on Saturday
last, has returned disabled. During heavy
gale oil Hatteras her boiler broke loose and her
steam pipe broke, filling the vessel with steam
and scalding some of the engineers and fire.
men. The vessel also caught fire, but by the
exertion of the crew and passengers the fire
was subdued.
A fire this morning damsged the cheese
of $50, 900.
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FIRE IN FALMoUTH.-About 812 o'clock
Sunday evening the two story frame store of
Fulton & Jordan, in Falmouth, near the
Grand Trunk station, five miles from this city,
took fire and was entirely consumed, together
Win about all Tne goods. The owners claim
loss of $4,000 on the stock and $500 on the
building. There was an insurance of 5000 on
the store in the Falmouth Mutual Co. home
institution, and $4,000 on the stock; $4,000 in
the Peoples, at Worcester, and $4,000 in the
Merchants Co., of Chicago. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON, March 28.-The bill to unite the
cities of Boston and Charlestown passed to
thiro reading in the Senate to-day, Al toe.
Edward Homer is under arrest charged with
burglary in the dwelling of Chandler Sprague,
in Bridgewater.
Jos. Hale. stable keeper in Boston, and Mrs.
Sophia f. Thompson, Of Stoueham, are charged
by Mary Jane Fitzgerald with procuring abor-
tlon on her person. They are held for exami-
nation ia the Municipal Court at Cambridge
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The Bangor Whig and Courier expresses sur
prise that there should be presented as candi-
dates for the Office of Insurance Commissioner
the names of Frederick Fox and Others The
editor had the impression that the matter was
all settled. In consequence of an error the
paper comes out in favor of Mr. Paine, at some
length in very jealous manner. We think
that either of the candidates named by Port
land papers would as faithfully discharge the
duties of the Office as any candidate that has
been named
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BANGOR CITY GOVERNMENT.
CALIFORNIA.
ILLNESS OF GEN. THOMAS.

ILLNESS OF GEN THOMAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Major General
Thomas, commanding the department OF the
Pacific, was to-day attacked with an epileptic
fit. He is in critical condition.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Pacific Railroad Company have COM
pleted the temporary bridge over the Ameri-
can river.
THE SUTRO TUNNEL
has been excavated to the depth of 874 feet.
THE SPIRIT OF ACQUISITION.
In the Legislature of British Columbia a
motion was carried that Canada purchase
Alaska and the State of Maine.
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10 WA.


Dies MONIES, March 28.-Twelve men were
frozen to death in the northwest part of this
State during the severe storm of the 9th inst.
and six others are missing in Sax county II
is feared they have met similar fate.
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CCMBERLANDs S.
TAKEN on execution and W II be sold at Public
the thirierh day of March, A. D., 1870 at ten ocIocs
In the foreoo n at the store of F. o. Ba ley q Co.
No Il Exchange street. in Portland, in said N.Y.
A general assortment Of Flu niure Crockery, Glass
Ware, Stove, ana Kitchen Ware
Dated at Portland Aforesaid the Goth day OF March
A. D. 1870.
M. ADAMS, Dep. Sheriff.
r. q. BAILhY e. co, AuctIenee,s.
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THE CASE OF BOWEN MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS
NEW HAVEN, March 28.-The Police Com
missioner heard the evidence in the case of
Chef Bowen last evening and acquitted him.
Lewis for Mayor and James I. Hayes for City
Clerk.
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NEW YORK. March 28-Norning. Money easy
6@ 6 per cent. on call. Foreign Exchange 1O9
Gold weak, the premium having ranged between
1118 and ILL., At nuoa The price was 1113.
government bonds are weak and shade lower.
Stocks dull anu unsettled.
The treasury programme is announced On the
9th and goth sales of one million OF Gold will be
made, and on the ih, 3th 2lst and 9th there will
be purchases OF one million OF bonds.
nafcbMss YORK, h!arth -Afternoon.-Gold Oh dis
OF tn funding bill were eIosoe as
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France.

DIVISION Of LEGISLATIVE POWER.
PARIS, March 2S-In the Senate to-day NJ.
OLIVIER read the project OF the se1aotus consul
tatn drawn up in accordance witt the recent
letter of the Emperor. It makes important
changes in the prerogatives OF the Senate
Hereafter the legislative power is to be divided
between the Emperor, Senate and Corps Leg
islarif The number Of senators must be Que.
thira less than that OF the deputies The for
mer articles giving constituent power to the
Senate are abroaated, and the constitution
hencetorth may only be changed by the voice
of che people on the proposal OF the Emperor.
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SAccARAPPA ITEMs.-The opening of tele-
graph Office in this growing village is another
evidence of its advancing prosperity. Post
master Webb is to be the operator.-Seventy
were present at the last weekly meeting of the
Young Crusaders, and twelve rhetorical exer-
cses were given by as many members, besides
addresses and music. Most of the band then
adjourned to the residence of the Commander
for game of parlor croquet and other diver
sions.-A Lodge of Good Templars was organ
ized fast week by e. Fl. Starbird, Esq Albert
Chase was elected Chief, aud Mr. John Mer-
rill Chaplain-David Hayes. Esq, one of The
Oldest citizens Of the place, died suddenly,
while seated in his chair, Saturday about mid
night. He had been clerk of the Congrega-
tioual Church since 1882, the year of its organ
ization, and was generally beloved for his
amiable disposition and exemplary character.
Funeral on Wednerday
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Foreign Markets.

80 LONDON, March 2S.-Consols 93i for money, and
$50 tor account. :
American securities = United States 5-20s OF
1867 coupons, 90f do 1885, old 800: do 1897 S94. u
). lu-4Us, S64 Erie shares 24. Illinois Central
shares ZIG. Atlantic q GREAT Wester 20.
LIVERPOOL, March 2e.-Cotton irregular; Mid
ding uplands II g I'LL. Corn 2Ss 3D.. Cheese 7Us.
Refined Petroleum Is 81.
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q u IL . r K.
Great Briiaiu.
MToCETr.ANFnTTa TrrNFu

LONDON. March 28.-The Post urges a policy
of extreme vgor towards Ireland.
The papers concur in pronounciDg the prac-
tice of both the University crews wretched in
form.
There were four inches of snow on EPSON
downs on Saturday, aud sportsmen are seri-
ously perplexrd about the condition OF the
turf, as the EPSON spring races commence to-.
morrow.
Outgoing transatlantic steamers have been
ordered to take southerly course to avoid
icebergs, an unusual Der OF which are re-
ported.
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GOING INTO TRAINING.
ST. LOUIS, March 28.-Tom Allen will begin
training four miles from here tomorrow for
his fight with Jem Mace.
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AhE 1orham Savings Bank is understood to
No,us prosperous business, and at meet.
ing Oh the Directors on Saturday 31-2 per
eeo'' semi-annual dividend was declared.
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INR.


tie STORM AT LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, March pa driving snow storm
set in last night, which lasted till o'clock this
morning. Ten inches of snow fell, which has
drifted considerably. Since the snow ceased 1t
has rained steadily, making horrible travelling
BANGOR CITY GOVERNMENT
BANGOR, March 28.-The City Council to-
day elected the subordinate officers for the en-
suing year. They are nearly the same as last
year. A. M. P. Wingate was elected City
Marshal, receiving IA votes against 10 for
Major Bolton, the present incumbent A Wig
orous enforcement of the prohIbilory law is
promised
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10 expectation tue question OF the
Marsnalshlp and tho police was not settled
last night, as the Mayor and Aldermen had no
session,
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SheriT'S Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND IS:
''AhEN on execution. and will be sold at public
day Of March, a. d. 1870 at three O'Clock
In he afternoon on thu premises, lhs following de-
scrlbed personal property. to Wit:
The three st1Iy wooden frame building known n
"Plummer and slarr's Packing House /" ii uatsd on
the easterly side oil Summer street, in Portland In
Distillery. s WV
name Ons Iuon'ar BSile, about ATTY five horse power
neaiy new. All the gearing and ma hiuei v Tor
saving sione-same u ed BY Bak er O. R,a,nayd a.,
Sayt Delane's siw,mil. Also lot % old scrap Iron
The ah,va na ~" us -, per ssmpes
adapted tor manufacturing purposes.
NJ. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Portland Aforesaid, the 2Sd dsy n MaIch
A. ID. 1870. my5ldtd
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and Vicinity.
New AdveriIseme MIS- this D1v.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Social Levee. -. Payson Memorial church.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Merchrnts' Exchange Meeting.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
State of Maine. :. F. M. Drew.
House to Let. l.. Tay'or. O. An
Montreal Ocean Steamship 20. IL q "A. Alien.
Removal John f Palmer.
For Sale or Rent. 8. Henry A. Jones.
PAISLEY Sbawls y. X. Corey 81 Co.
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MAsoUERADING.-THE masquerading party
friend I. A. Bowen, Esq, on Friday evening,
attended by about fifty couples, arrayed in the
usual and unusual fantastic styles of these
nocturnal visitors, presenting the most varied
selection of elegant and comic costumes it has
been our pleasure to witness. l should like to
particularize, but the rights of these private
parties are not thus to be invaded. Suffice it
TO say that all were charmed. and it was with
regret that we parted from our genial host and
hostess, even in the sma' hours OF the morning.
4
A BOY is wanted at this office to bring tie
night telegraph reports from the office.
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers,

T. s'-We have issued pamphletsvcontaining full
particulars, statistical Details maps, etc. which will
be furnished upon application.
va we buy aud sell Government Boads, and re-
ceive the accounts Of Banks, Bankers Corporations
and others, subject to check at sight, and allow m
tsrest on daily balances. feb22d&wSmS
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JAY COOKE 4 co.
go Wall Street,

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
aud subscriptions win be received at THE
COMPANY's OFFICES, No 80 PINE sT..
NEW YORK, at offices of JAY COOKE &
CO, New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
Corner Middle md PLAN Streets,
Bonds sent tree. Parties Subscribing THROUGH
local agents ,cH look to them for their safe DELHI.
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
W. h. sHATTUCK,
fe15d&w2m TRrAsuRrR
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BOss0n stock Efsa.
Sales at the Brokers' BOARD. March 81.

DOSTER PRINTING, oh sf kinda dom. With dis ,
i ht patch at q Press QSdee. "f1- ~
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AUCTION SALES.
Twenty-Five Cows, Horse, Wagons
&c. at Auction.

I'm TUESDAY, March 29tb. at II o'clock A. n. =,
- at the residence of Ed~ ard Payson. Esq, Back
We snai cell Is cows, horse, sound aud kind,
Tnu weens I20 lbs; fine business horse; covered
cypress ran as milk wagon one season one heavy
team IL wagon; one Sleigh; one tung; one double
promntI one single do. The sale will Ike placs
mchss;;dm1 many OF them choice animals.
---u +. Q. BAILEY " CO., Aucfrs.
hrick House and Lot ar Awct,n.
II WEDNEsDA. Marc, 90
Chatham Street ea 'ns ss, story BRICK House No
with good closeIs was built in contains IL rooms.
cellar with soca
accommodate two families and IA - arranged to
snring in yard Lot 40 by As teet. Tho Iooa boiling
offers fine opportunity tor investment Ib p.opsv
State. sns
mr22- dtd +. o. BAILEY. e. CO., Anc,io,...
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MISCELLANEOUS

MIDLAND BONDS !!
Seven Per Cent. Gold.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
First Mortgage Bonds
Railroad in New York State.
Nesc- York &c OsaUegO
Midland Rail Road
Extends from New York City to the City of oswego,
on Lake OnIaro, distance OF 400 miles, Including
branches. The line ia completed about 100 miles
from Oswego. aud regular trains running daily
Rapid progress Is making in toe ,ance or the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
practicable peri d.
SAFETY OF THE BONDS.
There is no railroad bond off red upon the New
York market which go cIt arly combines elements
OF PERFECT SECURITY and HIGH RATE
OF IN rEREST as this: in proof Of which assertion
the following simple lacts are Ire. scented:
1. The LOCATION OF THE ROAD, stretching
from the City Of New York across the Northern
part Of New JERSEY and the rich and pof uiOus
MIDLAND COUNTIES OF NEW YO3K STATE.
to the nearest port the great Lakes is such that
1t must command la-ge throneh ami focal traffic
York 10 Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles,
and to Osweeo forty five miles.
about $40 900 per mile, and $50 OF that amount is
necessarily furDih by stock subscription before
dollar is used from the OF honds, since the sue
OF the latter is positively limited to $4,000 PER
ORDER.
OVER $6,oOo,oro have already been paid in on
stock subscriptions,
8. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York City aie good, AMI interest is
4. TIE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY OIL
this great through rouie OF railway between the
Lakes end the Atlantic coast, 400 miles in length,
line is completed. On the most mtderaCe calcula-
tions the average EARNINGS OF A SINGLE
MONTH would Tar exceed this sum.
THE BATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cenr. in cold. free OF
ULtted States income tax and this with gold at 12O
Is equ 10 about g. l.! PER CENr.A YEAR. No
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE TO be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have Is years to run; are issued in de-
nomn iOus Vt 81 00O; bear Seven Per Cent. Inter-
est gold, tree Of income TAX Cou Res is
tered. with in,eresr payable sem;-anpualy In New
York, on the LIST OF January and 1st OF July.
PRICE: PAR AVID ACCRUED IN.
TIE II EST.
Pamphlets, circulars. &c., may be had on appli-
cation.
n7rDNE DHrK n Cxvrrc
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CrOckery to the Trade by Auction.
IN or about A pril eth, we shall offer at public
~ auction, lar ,e invoice OF staple Crocl ery con
sis'iDg Of White Granite, C g. Rockin. ham and
Yellow Ware, in vare v. Particulars, and Cata-
iogues furnished hereafter.
inr24dtd F.O. BAILEY g. co, AuetIoneer,.