davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07

The rooms of the Young Mems Library Assoc
citation open from 10 a, NJ. until 10 z. NJ.
every day except Sundays. large and well
selected assort ment o! works now hand.
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pre-
cured of the Secretary. may6dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07

RuRIINaToN CEDAR RAPIDS MINNIE
Sofa K. K.
From Pock Island to Burlington.
Passengers from Rock Island going over this
line will take the regular train going west the
division of the G. r. I. 4 P. Il. R., connecting
at Columbus Junction, follows
To Burlington, 6:O0a m 1890 P. II.
To Rock Island, ll:35 a. M. 7:45 p. IN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07

TuE SCHUMACHER Piano CONcERr-We
are Instructed by Mr. }. c. Wallace, director
Of tue 81 L b.naiion concert of the Turner and
Nend1i -ohn societies, of Davenport, which
taxes i..-.ce to morrow evening, to state that
the concert vii! come off as announced. The
drawing Of the Lincoln Schumacher grand
piano u4ay not take place, as the requisite
number Of tickets may not have been sold
in time. If the drawing does not take place
we are instructed by Dir. Wallace to state
that oDe half the admission fee will be re-
turned 70 those who attend 1t is expected
to be grand affair, and will doubtless be
largely attended.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr OFFICE, MITCHELL 4 LrSpE's BLOCK.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open daily, Sundays excepted, at 7:oo a, m.
Closes 80 SEQ p. IN.
General Delivery closes at 500 p. IN.
Money Order Office opens a. geo a. IN.
Is closes At $500 p. IN.
Open Sunday from 900 q. m. to 1000 IN.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
- . T:45 a. N. 700 a. Il.
''e -'0 Gas p. IN. 900 p. IN.
DAVENPORT WESTERN 1915 nm s.t5 n N,
PORT BYRON NORTHERN 500 p. N. 500 r. IN.
C. VALLEY, ORION AsDovER 500 p. m. 700 a. N.
swxpoSA NAIL 4:30p. m. 500 a IN.
This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Friday ;,
and departs Wednesdays and Saturdays, This
route terminates at New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALEpo NAIL $3.50 p. IN. goo a. IN.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalusia.
Edgington, Hamlet Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, keithsburg. oquawka. TO
0qua~ks Junction, tSagetown). also for Pleasant
Ridge, Hszlitt, Buffalo Prairie. Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, and Miusrsburs, goes BY
this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL 1:G0 p. 200 3. IN.
This mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays A Ii mail matter for Presumption, Suez
Violn, North Henderson, Spring Grove, Rich land
Grove and Monmouth, should be sent by this
route. Also Centre Ridge on rsdays.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07

PLUSKETT's company plays in Moline this
week, and then goes to Sterling.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07
Auction at Newburger's- splendid opportu
nifty for Bargains in Dry Goods.

have made arran gements to sell out M
tire stock at auction, to begin on Saturday next
the 10Th inst, at o'clock P. NJ. and to continue
from day TO day until entirely closed oct Let
every body be Oh hand
b NEwBURGER.
Every body uses ''Barrett's'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07
CITY.

SKiFF GAYLoRD's MINsTRELs are com
ing this way.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07

+ A FIENpIsH PIECE OF BUSINESS. On Sat.
urday evening last, the construction train OF
the Rockford. Rock Island & St. Louis road
had marrow escape from u fearful accident
The train was running at average speed,
about mile this side OF Port Byron juno
ton, when MIR. Gray, the engineer, noticed
a fence rail lying across the track. The
brakes were whistled down, and the engine
reversed, but the rail was pushed some dis
lance along the track by the pilot. A mar
was then noticed by those on the train, run
ming across field, and with view haloo
the conductor, engineer, and some working
men, pursued him. He was overhauled
after long chase and taken on board, the
train, brought to this city and lodged in jail
| He was to have been examined this morn
ing, but owing to the papers in the case not
being ready, it was deferred until to morrow
/ The prisoner is a German and either pre-
tends or does not really understand the Ian.
gusge very well He is simple, stupid
/ looking fellow, but circumstances appear
very strong against him.
! The OLD AMERICAN.-Therea are, in the
great desert of big hotels in America, q few
oldtirne institutions that stand in the light
! Of green spots, upon reaching which the
weary traveller may lay his hand on his
heart and bless his guiding star. No over
/ Swallowing, immense caravansera can detract
( fro N the associations which time has dow
cred these homelike resting places with
/ The Massasois OF Springfield, the Aston Of
New York, and the old American of Phila
delphia are among these. The old travellers
officials of high rank who know
what's what, retired merchants and all the
best travelling public 60 to the American
with tha certain assurance of obtaining
those comforts aud amenities to be tounc
/ no where else in the great city OF Philadel
phia. 1t is situated in the business centre
of the city, directly opposite Independence
Hall, AID the quiet, comfortable, spacious
and clearly interior is glimpse of home to
{ TUG passing stAoose1- AAt- Ae"4IHs Z >
the proprietor, has controlled the
destiny of this first class house 70,
y years past, and Vim. Hewlings, the
chief clerk, is known to all of the eastern
travelling public, as having genial, gen
slemsnly regard for the comfort of all the
/ guests of the house The American is tht
Oldest honse without change in the city, ana
still bears a reputation all over America a.
q first class house par ercsIencc
TuE SCHUMACHER Piano CONCERr.-Wt
are Instructed by Mr.. }. c. Wallace, director
OF the ab.naiioA concert of the Turner anl
Nend7! Ohm societies, of Davenport, which
taxes BE To morrow evening, 10 state thu
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT
PAINTINGS
+. SMEiLON,

Late of the firm of Smealon 4 Slemmer.1 m
nounces that he is prepared to do
HOUSE, SIGN AND STEAMBOAT PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, CALCOMIN-
ING, &c., &c.
All work promptly executed; in the highest
style OF the art at short notice.
Shop on East Eagle Street, opposite the Gas
Works. f.b9sd,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07
SUPERIOR ARTICLE,

equal to the best imported. Purchasers need not
buy stereotyped or old fashioned designs. when
they can obtain New, Graceful and Easy Flowing
Patterns, upon terms that will compare favorab-
ly with the prices paid for the imported articles
The manufacturers invite comparison.
janasdeodly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-07
Young Mems Library Association

"Barrett's" perfectly harmless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
NirfONtLUU.tRD NOTES.


Rrtvrt Eri,..o"r Wilcox conmo7in" INC Ninth
struel
Last evening the ct win; Of ne Twentv second
noriron' h'id drill IN tho tcgiUoatai nrm1iy m
JuriCCnth ,tc't
Brig. ON. Louis burger conn,1dne the S'con
~ at. . hda OH'n prsenled by the momDprs vi Lis
SIAN with q fnlI- lCtsth pOrra u hn'cf
Drills o. the or'crr. ami nln-cou n '-sio1ci on.
Ger. the tfutl Regiment have noon ordered fri.
lows Li-h; Wing On Ir,lhv, Fob IS FRIDAY, March
aud "Wednesday March 20 lcu wing ~ thursday,
leh. lQi Monday, Fec. Y and Tuesday. March -
1toll call az i;ur. NJ
Last night Companies A AMI II, OF tho Seventh
ltceimcnt, hold div on dril In the armory ov' z
IOnpkihs Mark The remaining compa lies will hold
DIVISION dtNs rs foU1Na3 Companies " and on u rs
daY. Feb. i0j Cnmpalics ant X on "Wednesday, Feb.
49, Comunuirs + and Z on Tuesday. Feb. y Comp.
MOS and q on Monday, FEB. q.
Tho various Companies NJ the Tnir,y.scventh
Regiment are Inspected nv Col Thomas IRE norm.
the new c1mwnndrnt. follows: Company r. tla non
commissioned staH and drum corps on Monday. fch :;
tomptmca and VI on Tuesday, Fen. - Comrfntrs "
and G on Welncsdsy Feb. 3. and Companies aud X
On FRIDAY. Feb. H. Roll call at 8 o'clock r. NJ.
Wing driils cf the Eleventh Regiment, Mt the State
nfth street are ordered NJ follows Right wing, on
TUESDAY. Feb. =. 60 wing on Thursday rob. 10. Roll
cal at ~ o'clock T. W. The officers are ordered 10 "a
scuh NJ the rcglmcntll Armory for instruction Ia tie
use of the sabre on the evenings OF Feb. II aud ~
Lieut.. Col Camp. Capt Vo-c. and Quar,eruas,er
vtcd him to be ert Mt the bail Of the Twenty see
oni REGIMENT 10 be zen Tuesdiy evening next. NJ
the Academy Of Mrsic. lie fc'lcl nat he had nlv IN
natey that date he would be absent from the city
attending tic Peabody ohsCquies AMI therefore az
would be unable 70 attend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

about $4,000 per mile 70 Nc issued only the con-
struction and equipment Of tho road progress.
They are issued under q MORTGAGE mSje 10 p, q.
Calhoun, President OF tho Fourth National Bank
New York. and George opdykc, Trustees. II IL
carefully drawn, and duly recorded In all to
tics through which the road passes.
In otcring these Convertible Bonds for .ale we
beg to refer Investors 10 a pamphlet In our
possession, now ready for distribution, containing
comprehensive ox,lbit OF the enterprise aud its
missing future, signed by the President OF the Com.
pany, General EDWARD r. wiN5Low, and by
Brcvet Major Central JAMES n. WILSON, United
States Army. one Of Its Directors AMI also to tho
statement appended thereto, signed by W MIL.
NOR ROBERTS. United States Civil Engineer, aud
OF the most Distinguished railroad constructor,
OF the country. These gcnt.cmen arc well known
10 the country AMI their friends for their ability,
inIogrt7 and honor. The accuracy Of their state
mcnts may therefore be confidently relied upon,
Any who will carefully study tleee docu.
mcnts cannot fail to be convinced that this road.
when completed, vail control largo and profitable
local business 70 say nothing Of It's through ranie
II will, therefore, be able 10 pay without fail tho in
tercst on i,s bonds, AMI render Tic stock very
profitable investment Gross earning, at the rate Of
5000 per mile per annum will be ample 10 nay the
interest It's dcbt- nclulne tic expense Of opera
ton anu repairs. There Is no conolcicd road In tnc
statc OF Illinois which h not earning much moro
than this sum per mile. The Company CONF
IDENTITY EXPECT THEIa ROAD TO EARN
FROM SEVEN TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
FER MILE from the time OF completion.
After thorough investigation OF the merits OF this
enterprise. We confidently recommend these bond.
to friends and the public saio and profitable
investment.
Price for the present, 9s% and accrued interest in
currency, the Company reserving 10 itself the right
" advance the price whenever It may 80 determine.
Pamphlets furnished on application.
GEORGE oPDlKE & Co.
% Nassau al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A PRIME SECURITY AT A Low PRICE.
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BoSDs

OF THE
ST LOUIS AND SOUTHEA STERN RAILWAY
OF ILLINOIS.
CoUPos AND REGISTERED.
PRINCIPAL AND lsTEREsT PAYABLE IN dom
lSTEREsr 7 Pen CENT, Pm ASSrS FRgE OF GOV
EREhkST TAX. PAYABLE IN NEW logE,
MAY AND NOVEMBER.
The II. Louis and Southeastern Railway spans tho
State Of nnols CONNIE nclng at the city Ol St Louis
and ending at the city OF shawneetown, on the Ohio
river. Its entire length, when completed. viii DO
1873 miles. q MILES OF WHICH ARE ALREADY
FINISHED AND IN OPERATION. Work is pro-
crossing other port on' OF the road and It Is the
Intention OF the Company to push the enterprise to
early completion,
This lire OF road supplies an urgent need, II
passes through fertile aud populou' section Of the
state hitherto destitute of railroad facilities. In The
production of wheat the district 10 not cSceled by
an, other In the I'm or and the road tnrou lou, 1t.
entire length PASSES OVER TIE RICHEST
COAL BEDS OF ILLINOIS now being probably
aud cKtensiv 'ly worked -. various points. In Wow
OF the laTgo aud increasing consumption OF coal ~
81 Louis and In the adjoining region, the profits
upon the transportation ofcOal alone viii, within tho
limit Of three years, more than pay the interest on
the entire bonded debt Of the Company. Tho toth
lssue OF bonds Is limited to t3,21o'0oo, equal to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
IIIEII.

ARiil R.-lillgy, dangher OF Joshua II and Eliza
faner" tciay 5atafaSW'; At O'Clock, nom tho res,
'cAii'ES ffi."in bT5lat i, W. IN rh,r,,,v. Feb =
MN an Carp nter, soa ofth' late Daniel Carpenter.
The rcsilyes and friends are respectfully invited to
aie h y. of MonSey a. oG9eS from Ills
CoSGhoNE.-On Thursday, poo. g. LILA Jane.
dsp1h.r Of paaie and Margaret cossrove, aged years
The relatives aud friends OF the famJ arc requested to
10 SO fca' oa ssiSriSS JsS ISDS e s Go "''"
pvfFYEMsls IN ayq John Duay, a nstive Of lha
han, Ireland he sh year Of Gs age s'1"'
.,a @s isS 9 81 1s i9 1. az invited to
r1S M On q Tns1 sso a. iSoSoSk caro-,
llue G O.c%, wife % John o. ncS, in ths 9h year OF
attend hSg aSsrs ro% Ter ate Tcscaes sS u a
bstween Hst AAd w s's, on saturday mOrniag al
nblRE;Ion Wednesday. Fsn >, Mrs Eliza Frances
The relatives anu friends are respectfully invited g
&, B,oOLyn,E o.. tomorrow sunday. Feb. g. at
Jshc' FSrIe u, native OF .rossnore. county Mono
I1s rSnSIs, WI Dc taSsa 70 FstOu;h rom her late
sunday Pcs g. Al oclocs The Fsinyss and isn9
af6Scg6mT Tr. %y,e1 fes aeH aer short illness Mr.
Charlie. toE IN me gMh year Of ms age.
Iy invited 10 attend his lpaer on sunday mornlac at
i O'Clock. from The Allen st. rresOyterisn Church.
LEE.-On hur,daY. Feb. .. Flrny A., wife Of Ed.
mund &. Lee, and daughter VI James G MillerV, Esl
Frendl OF the famS are invited TO attend funeral
on SUNDAY. FEB. H. att oclOck from tho filgtm Nap
tsi Church, sid T., beiw On ~ and nh ave,
LOUNe Blhl.--At Long lalge, Conn., on ThurfdAy,
feb. $. George LoursOurV IN tile h year OF Ills age,
The relatives and ir ends OF family arc rcspSctuly
invited 20 aiead The funeral, IRON Els lae risdence
o. Monday, Feb, a. O'Clock Carrlages VIII b. IN
readiness ~ stau re, on tho arrival OF the "a Al,
Train from New YORK..
MADpON,-n brooklyn 7. d., on FRIDAY. Feh, 4.
aarqh r. maddox the hcfovei Wie Of the Hon Samuel
I. MADDOX, aged y years and 9molths.
The relat aud friends are Iesrccluy invited T.
nttVu her funeral nom her lat re.ltcncc, 81 ST.
| sunday, Feh q. NJ ~ o'cocS T.. NJ,
NErfERFIELD On FritRY. Feb. g. Mary Jane, wife
| Of TdomRs kettCrield. aged "a years.
The tyla aud rlgnds Of the family and those Of
her hrOthsrn law, George Moon; ahu members OF
THE insurance Patrol Relief AsociAt on, respectful.
" invited to attend the funeral nom tor late residence,
No. AZ Clntonst., on sunday afternoon at y o'clock
| sTANrON--At ~ Park av, near Cumberland St.
BToOkyn, On Friday. Feb l. Mary, twin child Of John
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

and Eliza Stanton aeel YEAR. months and II days
The relatives and friends " the family respectfully
invited " qttsno s funeral senday 9Th int. at rs
O'Clock r. NJ
WATKfNs- On wednesday evening, Feb Q, VIM. L.
Watkins, In The ed year OF his Ruc
Tho relatives and 1eudp fcn octiuliy invited TO
attend the tunera on Saturday afternoon ~ o'clock,
from the reeidenco Of his father james Y. watkins,
No ~ T. xn0ton Az.
wiIMEltDiNG.-Op Thor,day, Fab. 3, at HE rcsl.
dencc. West 3st ct, Henry A. WiinerdLg. the 6in
year Of ME age.
TO attend nsrai nom Christ Church, corner Of 9Th
ay. AMI Sth e.. on Monday morning. Feb. 7, At 10
o'clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

FIlsRIE -CONNOR On Thursday Feb s. $50, Ut tha
resdencr OF the brld,S mothur, ~ st sih ST. hcv
lu.s y the u ~ Thomas Sf-'lt Oscar frisoi' Es1.
GonnOr. No {. rds.
RfLlEk-NOohAN.-.On Thlrstiy. FEB. s. ~ tho
I,ey. ). X sanford, William !. Keller, ESQ to Mrs
Mary hOOngh, Al, OF tAis c.ty.
LAWRtNL ELL plA'1. On Tu~siay, Feb. I, ut tho
residence OF me Ories parsnts by the Rev JOhu \.
l,oche a'sstad ~ tue Rev Co. Lsu TAYLOR Lnri,-
tiA : lawrenCe late 1. :. Navy, OF Urvoilyn, n.
u 500 Fann- Ludam. step4aushtcr OF s. I. squire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

NEv York. Frday Ich. 4.--with 81 car
load r. LIS bccf ca he received todHy, the market
fa'riy octave tn. Clualug pfcc. oi "wednesday
last, or neirly IS u. advance rom lat MOnda,
INrcrius raj dozen cenl'IC st'"rs, sold az Is y
~ there was nothing offered -loi enough to cell for
more tlHn lbkc n. ana Nery ftw tor more hAn Ne.
Medium TO prime steer were sod ST ll.Tldr y n.
There WAS no mater al chance Ia market Tor sheep
although there tcarcelv much ACTIVITY ~ moi
Yesterday. The receipts we're atls - s.s,ls
sales of II clroaiE At JAe &c. n lhf iole OF TIC
bog t1Arhtt Nas weaker, AfIouch The ae- show 10
reduction "a rrices or live hogs. lilo reco 1ts mum.
hered id2. OF wi ch - hvuyy Ohio Ai1 n.
sold at lokc, an ~ inoiann. Gl rs ay AZ 10 O..
Urc-s-l hlg- were we4k"r. and quote Western u
sold IT ltc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

PEorLE's IlEADs ARR TURSEp.-Be n understood
that peoples heats can be turned nom gray T. any
era OF natural color oog'nmna With golden brown
plshcd by the use Of PhaionS vitaii4, or sal
Vatipu Tor tho Hair. which has no likeness %
shadow ~ irsemhlan"c to any hair coorng frrpara.
uou heretofore compounded, being clear water. like
nuid whicn urht cannot decompo-c, devoid vt scdl
inent and stainless ~ the skin -.idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

Rough, Winiry, Changeablc Weather Pro-
i3'es C@aFIhs. Coughs, Disorders q the Lnngs. A.
whoa JAfNE's EAPECToRtNr As promptly cures,
II faithfully administered. Solo everywhere.
" Non would rn1k" good tnv-.tntHut-, luz
Nfin"ul@ VI 81 VIII rCnrl tN GfOld the worth NJ
SouT money, go 10 Traphagen nantcr q Co.'S gts 4Oo
ana fo' fnCcrN, aud purchase your cloLhIng hOoo
better. noLe cheaper 10 the maIktt
in i and Prrttr- W. snow md RFiu.-Ia-
die-' Gents; BOYS and Misses, buy vour boots An1
sllcs FROM MILLER q co g IN o4 square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

The working people Of New York az apprcciitng
the advantages OF derositinc m tn Nntfai nrnrnt
savings Hank In IHE SUN Building. Ca ioI CIRCULAR
showing It's JeheHfs.-idp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

iIiIR'U 81 TUE 40 EN~ION.- There wiz
Y De Zee service m ths Church CHrnoI ct IA AV
.nd oth =. Oh saada3 oNo.ng neat, - ,oph. Al
ats trcc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

II 'TEtNALIN IO~r."-A die 'our.c ~ tan
IJsupYsct VI Dee d''Nrycdl ~ tno Grv. =. " Pun
IAN al ~" tnVroh OF our say our t'sh rIytr.u ST.,
i e. lf' Nrca sh ana ati as u"Af sunday uoguns,
Il - O'Clock, EVrrlrs service 10 -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
MfEIyE JNrELLIG ENCK.

Nfsts-~sE tLH A. i--rTt. ~
o. tui sC'-.... -.l NYll aNte. 10 q
Hf,t FNtfg-- .tf- 80
glay Hos Il W GOV .ist,ud. n a He CAT /! 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
spsual Notttts.
GAnGAISsi BARaAISsi BARGAINS


BAWGAINsi BARuAINsi BARGAINS
incoatcqucncc ofa CHANGE N orW firm, and
removal In April 70 &C broadway,
our entire ttock Of
t5Noll worth Of
CntNA. CLASS SILVER. AND PLATED WARE,
GiAHDELIkRs, GAS FIXTURES. CLoCRe,
DRoNZEs. CUTLERY, Sc, WILL b. DISPOSED OF,
And we oaer II at and
BELOW COST.
An examination Of orr price, which nc SNOWY
In PLAIN FIGURES in the goods, Will SATISFY
buyers that WE ARE IN BARNEsT. EVERY ONE ~
INVITED To CALL.
Amer the Ist Of NAV the pn.ine- Will be continued ny
orr successors. Mcssrs NICOL a DAVIDSON. NJ Csj
BROADWAY, Mr.. r. " g. l.. Il. llaughwout retiring
from the business.
Either party will sirn the Of the present nrm In
liquidation. E.v. uAUGHwOUT & co,
a., ~. AMI 20? BnoADwar. con GROOVE srErEr
new and saccc,sf'I method Of rcn,ing Nervous D..
S anss:G vay Iosad,sf Win The ne%y Grcoycrad
TemedS; cmnlolea; sent 'Ice by addressing Secretary
20 ordgr q Scw NoIk Mile Muslin AZ 81 per doI.'
rn9ytni> o. F3K TnE FEET IrD At CAM
0FglrlALDytMl N...
NIssolEl-Exira Ca.s No. isi, Fcb. I, $50.
ml ssoIi'f!f-cils %. Is s y feS III. II a.
KEvftGkYSIfxs1 CAS- "a = so. 81 8: feS.
kGS2UHtKS 3 2 g % Z H. = fsb z ia q
a.. "a. u, 81. ., 81. q, Il. ~ q. 30: O.
andalso ROYAL Iay ma ioIt;r-, j. CL ~. gro scr
ID B1oaivV i51 tuiton 81, and PARK row.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
s' Ess paa s HS@s AID Eaa. eCG
hdsIlVer' IAiLoh & ~, Bsnkers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

I EtTIkRN Evil ~ given an the tullaTuId rect
lILapyL = 10 81 Ton leihi O.. av.. t"murr'N ~
O'Clock nv MIR Rpsrd1 e., wa & udfiVt ut Jerusalem,
Palestine. and go IL spi,fuL for mo misty sub
icct-' Holy Land" Adntlngcc. D. Cylt..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

EtiIE'l - 9 gilE nNtN TRINITY, Ni,E
is1n ~ The lOV Cor Gins % Slit t'rt ~ uf 81
James Chgsea, Wi, picach IL the afternoon at 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
rINANCI4L 4ND COMMERCIAL.

Hazard & casvell's Cod Liver Oh Is the beet
1dr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

GFtNNn2 - MN MN, 1TTMrEHNNIE, WAN:

~ lNtt, At the Chutrh Of the fCCTe rr' han thr
Cooper Institute, sunday evening", FEB Gas JHics,
under NE auspices " hc Sons NJ IrrAurc 'lr nv
~ Narthrop, NAw YugA tily. Iupt C1Irf.~.. Inc
Rev NJ ucudrk ard o,her. Nil iidrc,. 'i, rect
Pledges Slll b. circulated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05
publications..
&ublitatiDs.
A SEARCH FOR WINTER sUNBEAM>.
n. APPLETON & CO..
n. o. AND % GRAND ST.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
AsEAi,CH
WINTER sUHDEAMs

THE RIVIERA. CORSICA ArGIEIs. AND STAIN.
By the Hon SAN FL 5. cox.
WITH NUMEROUS wOUDCUr5 CHRONOLtruO.
GRAPHS. AND STEEL ES0RAvINGS
svo. Cloth extra. Prices.
"Unde- the quaint AMI eccentric uul q - Search
for Winter sunbeans.' Mr.. samuel Cox haa given
Pleasant ani chatty volume HEr,eaoly illustrated.
showing Ms the merits OF such sunny ocito, as No
nI,o Mcntcne. Nice. and carrying rs into span aud
even into Cnr,ica and Algeria Times
"Thc style Is .ririte the author eJovs himself and
communicates his enjoyment to the rcaler. AMI tho
Illustrations are vigorous aud charactor.st c.
dkSn0Hut.
Mr.. Cons book l. \ lively and rctd,olo vo uac.
flo 10 have much Of the shores OF the Ncd
terrauean. aud someth NJ OF Northern Africa Not
much lee than haf NJ his volume b devoted TO his
pcriences In spaln."- ec'd'or
One OF the most interesting ohArtcrs m fsei1A' I,
book Is that entitled Among tie kabY c-,' people
whose land hns yet become part the mod, m
fashionable tour."-.JoAa Ban.
ID. APPLETON & CO. puhl'shris.
~, o, ann 81 Grand e., New Yrrr.
Seat free oy man to any address on rcec otir!rc.
4 sUPkuB VOLUME.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

DEy. DR. wE-COTT vii preach IN TymJuth
Bal ~ Church BET q h',Tecn Oh an lith ay;
invited sunday school At "a and ocloca. Preacnlug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

INoH iho rescue 81 fallen women, HE Rev. Nor.
taa I'x u. d" VIII deliver '"rlpp IN Zion
Church httiaon cD-usr d. D e. oH = iu!.y evan
mr.. bon a. It's VIII be Trc AiInir'nt Ai,.l,n"
which bns 'ust entered rrol t4c fourth Yc7- 90 uu.
cr-siuI Work, ana IN ava If when co.. cotton win %
maze service MI coat-e-cJ ~ - ciO,a. Inc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

fCuNGHECN1tOS. !. e tpnsie.' non 10 10 o gan.
Nri ltp y, y %, uh'cr The aaU}C ne viii ocC
ne bar ~ ne li.ryari lugt- cor ottth avnna ild
tu to l'roN, Zen. q. nnd each succeed ~ Saupaih
h'N NJ johnston, O Ish.u "a, Viii preach o. the
above nal tomulr1v n lV.s url1,y 4. W., gnd .
uCIpcA l. ~. S1JIstn 0C.I n 81 .....t 8. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

RENIvAL SEHMO\S in tfc ~oyru'h prc-hgu.
risn CHURCH, cor o. Bro lur aad ri s.,, Rev. T.
NJ, Dawson, Pastor thursday evening. POI. ~ 1870.
Al o'clock. lev ". ConLlWF Pastor OF liut rrrs
PrcsLytcria Church, All arr WelCuine.