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New York Markets.,

WEpNEsDAY, Feb. % -FLoUn AND MrI-Tlour
n good demand. but prices Irregular fa rpnnd npurs
be ug the taNOri'e 1flJ Dds. SITS - Tor
sLlc-ne western aud State, - loSf5l0 for shipping
extra DO, = 1stt 40 ior bakers and family brands,
ilclrd.g = LOUIS, t5lN, 500 Tor sonlhern supess,
and $3.50 $50 for ~. shipping. and family extras
Eyc lnug hIncr AZ fiJa1I Cora meal quiet, q So
a. Buckwneat Hour solt ~ q So ta.ij Ol rs; Jcr
sy bag mcai hrodS SiS1 Tor coarse aud tisO Tor me
GrocTHiHs-ho coffee moro active sales 6e1i b.r,
nt isA@i,c., gold. Rice In sair demand, Gs1c No
- tGl New orleans, sS1,c choice Porto Rico, CSC
sugars fairy actlSa, bot urlcos barely maIntlln.I
ilr 70 good rcnums p'efio4c. sales 800 nh4s. aud
100 boNcs rehu,d dull best crushed, lie.
bJNi hlLs I ttioh attNe, Lncaangcii middilng up
ltEneuu duls itaut ], E-.-".c. NAtstVv active,
y id4Ac. Ialow active GO slls ht dec Inc W. 80 g.
tggi1hh NcfT du except liberal bhlpu euts vi cotton
Gts' - win rnors acnv. Part FOR
.NInlti t4es jlD uush 70 fur amber WINTER st II
S.ib lCr No. bpuag AID & % Tor rejected srrng.
corn du hLt lru; salvs - W busl. at 5c q kil! or
Ier.c' -al be a" ,rc NGIaN Sic log prime Western
cr, O.. qrt; sales 900 bush. az Co. &C. fDf bag lots
Dti, a't Wtc. anl 81 Sc Tor Nesitru cargo aioai
HNi A,u'S 'Aes S,eVJ bush, ART a. tlI0a 81
iur Canada West
a ,i-roNs-lgrk wa lower and more sctive. sale,
Va nLs,, az @aest.' Tor MEDIUM aai heavy mess (;
.1.s n leslt mess AZ teLWsy 4 i. fSeuSl also -
role 60 80 -. AIul delivery. Beet " b. EInds qulat
N' unchanged. In ,ut uCats notice some la (lus.
tt." .s ga pCsict hams, Bacon sold az lfar. a..
tS.. p A-4 sa- s'e,r ~ quiet Lard 1--we 3
team. Zoe i.l'-. at t4t,Vli, azure. I.t, iur Wes.
et'c De- str'i Hat - al5. IS. fUr Mol 10 n.imr
.f hlsr s,aH zoe ffNNV .... 30 la.HC co. t.I.l
~ % .aht. pr tuuf uLt t.us.uE H..ftl"N Dressed
noss s'ta-! .,s'- - Rl,tca and O., steal.
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IJIIIJ.

lhSrEpO. IN Prorg'yu on wei1culav Feb %
Il. oai sy>t daurhtc. & William AMI MARY bS,todo
w invited attend her nnera nom the ros,dcnc, ni
ayi Afternoon al . clock
COOPER On Tuesday morning, Feb q, after a short
Tho atycs friends Of The fam rs are roe ,ectfnlly
6c, Dr. t sg 39 ne q, o. her
nd McDonough e., I5IooAYu, this (T,urs lay) morn
tHEEN;-Ai tentrcp9rt, L. |, on saturday, Feb, 70
emne Green, vi Bfoohiyu, aged u years, months
HATZFEI d On Tuesday, Fob %, $50. Mary c.
wire of william ". lia1rld, aud daughter OF the late
1he relatives and friends OF the family and those other
blother,. CIt lan,' >. agd Tnum4s J. ko.o are re.
Jg,imOy invited to attend ne fnne al ON Thursday
Ten. a, ~ O'Clock nom All Saints Church, corner
kAlLlNG-on Tuesday, FEB. %, Charles Railing.
.llaI5auye' and nlc1ds are resrcctml'y invited TO
81. se rs.deD Sa q sna s ibSSSS,N nom
LANG Lsdgoddenly, on Tuesday, FEB. 22, josiah A
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 20 a,iSad me funeral wMeh WIN take placo
Haven tram ana nom Now Haven depot, 2ithst ~
hCDEEMOll.-On Tuesday. Feh. o. John MrDef.
mll native Of the parish Of Co.umAii county Lon
isTe'atWes aud trends aud member. Of 81. stophenR
RON his ate residence, 3i5 Easl Slst IT, to-day Chur
ncRl roy. ON Tuesday Feb, y, Thomas n. Mel
The relatives aud friend. o. the family are invited to
ai'11 ~, InnSGa' l2nasy thursday at O'Clock FROM
.MoNfILL.-on tuesday, Feb. %, Elizabeth wife Of
Tie reat aud hisnds of,6a IA ay are fcspcctmy
inMsd 10 attend me t1aeEa tom VA a. 2!tn IN on
''TFSf pote d tsb 81 bova
son Of / aud Elizabeth Fnyator 4'''''
nnerll from ne noe q pa parents, 81 Cnrysts st
QUINN ON fuesday, Feb a. Charles oninn younc
sMsgn OF W. nm b and AnuIe r. Quinn aged years
Tho relatives snd inono- oI the family arc Ie1n-,'
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THE health hoard REPORT.
DIR. Harris suil ut Work ION the Apprn-
dix-Enorts to Choke Him On-A vuiua-
bile Acquisition TO the Blanket sheet

DR.. Harris stiil Mt Work ION the Apprn-
dix-Enorts to Choke Him On-A valua-
bile Acquisition TO the Blanket sheet
Newspapers.
AT the stated meeting Of the Board OF Health
yesterday an interesting and instructive discussion
nrose on the capacity OF tho eminent Vital Stats
tcian Of the Board-thc venerable DR.. Barns-u
spinning out the English language. The subject
came In the gular order OF business follows:
Judge Bosworth asked when the annual rc port
would be ready.
Col. CLARK Uhe eecre,nry)-The report proper
has been ready some time but tile appendix
JUNIOR BoswoRTu--Which IL the report Improper :
Col. CLARK-It Is not ready, because there arc
several pages OF manuscript TO be to the printer
Dir. sroSB-How much will It makef
Cot. CLARx-I presume that will depend in
great measure on the length of Dr. Harrs's report
llmmoderae laughter.l
Dr. sroNE-IIold oni This IL serious matter.
understood there are eight hundred pages now III
and If so, We won't have enough money.
JuDGE BoswoRru-1t depends entirely, l suppose
upon the length OF umc DR.. Harris Is in ONCE how
much he writes.
Mr.. MANRiERE-I move the matter be referred
10 Committee with instructions 10 close the report
at once. Now understand that the printers have
800 pages Of type standing ready set in their on
waiting for few pages Of manuscript from DR..
Harris.
JrpoE BoswoRru-n appears most curious thing
20 me, that after the report proper has been sent
the Legislature an officer Of this Board will still
continue writing up matter which the Board has not
seen.
Mr.. hANEnRE-Thore appears to be no prospect
OF getting In this report unless lie closed where II
now, aud seat In immediately.
juror BoswoRTB-I understand that such re.
ror is already In. The idcu Of any oficer--no mat
! ter who he is-sendnG In more matter without
consulting the Board Ia prep0sterous,
ttnAly, on motion ot Or. stone, the Committee
| on the Annual Report directed 90 examine the
same, direct what shall he printed, aud gdite the
| report a. much rs possible
| Dr. Harris ~ an ancient sGrd7t WHO seems 10
teen II his SPECIAL mission earth to work up sta
| ustcs and write inteTminable disquisltons upon
topics On no possible interest TO anybody but MIN.
eel In the rCpor. OF III" Board " neith for 1861
| -e htoi Ria 81 9s ~ prntCt parcs Of which tho
| report CONSISTED Last w he was mouesty cone
tent wiih ~ page. Tails yt.r, rossiby ths irc
si'Aio auihor may be cot 3D. at hy Tie DJmocra tic
lell~Il.,l.. .. ~ls elected o.. shs'iah lie Ou,-
/ missions. Nhaf nul become pf pr Nirri- tasH /. a
! problem. However, he q rft be- .er,ices BE- 10
/ some Of The blanket sheet newspapers. Iosuby
| Dr. stone NAV ICconmcnd him Ia Them a. fuy cOua.
| pctcht 20 ~ tltir numerous pages and Keep tDeir
| printers indHsiriouSly employed.
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WEDNESDAY. Feb. 93-P M.-The chief (tt ur' Of
Tho street has been the activity and excellence. l s
fo'd market Early IN the day the anuout err q
was made that the Secretary n the Treasury would no
Ue -l.h lnst' commence paving without reblt0 %.
i''rst due hm'A an the l0A0 bonds, amo1U| ..
about 100000, and the report was current Cha. .r
N""ld hf 't'rptot tue lower range OF bias . D..
the Treasury ale today The rcnorts also from Watl-
ingiou inst The Funding BIZ was favornblyr eatfei o.
the Sonrte aided by rem irkubc advance n me a,
tiontl securities IN Europe, caused further apr 20
Hon or under pressure " safes by STOCK rcr''f o.,
price 'cad'y declined TO ll7x. Al this f1tre Iov
ever, here was quite a covering OF short rrto 80
wh"' tose'ler with heavy purchases BY ~ 0ort' %.
llis' caused the market 10 rally IN iisk lHorrH 90
hIher tone was bot temporary, subsequent De-. I..
maze az lIs' Tie various cques which Irr'rr on
past rev weeks have been formed for rise it r'I.
hold on 10 then purchajcs. AMI ut one tin tl. 4f
noon there were indications OF a further l.nyY pm
chasing movement al u7H@ls By the NOR, recent ban
combination who last week BOUGHT quite largely .'
no@ ll9H. The whole tone and temper q tho Ggd
Room Is In favor Of lower quotations, and ne i
was weak ana heavy at tho close viii MA on.
La TIC gold loan market the rates paid q llN 'HT
anoescerrleh were and ~ y cent. ard Gfter t,fIr
House cent The outward bound steHmrr, q"
specie The total cearings at the Gold la onaI Bsn
were f'L'"GD god hs auccs tl5sOisj, nuI .rau.l
balances tl.si5s}L The principal quotat olt vac.
io5kM,."'iiSS !;i55ff %G,,.,iiii's rs Is o
Foreign exchange hns been less nrmly 1.l' ,,
leading houses were asking 100 for long l,s ... -
buk OF dealings was at lCsK less III .ur'..-....
The quotations were Icsx0lG9 for prmr ~ su'i
lOJ's@lO0h Tor short eight, anu los s@lR 4 o. p.r
commercinl sterling At the Treasury sle II 10000 Dol
lion gold bids aggrcg atng only SSso,OoO Ne,c '.t
RAGS ranging hom lii,0 90 llsGis. The EMIT as.Ul
was accepted
The money mako f. without o. scniia, chlur alra
ers IN oa having readily supplied their require mt
i15 q cent. when tho collateral was unr.I futs
bonds and sos q rent. on railway aud misr.r nrou
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In State bonds the more active dealings were In now
North Caronns, which sold down from 2lI 90 q, on
tccgrams from the State capital that resolution had
passed both House aud Senate repeating all appropra
ton acts loyyng special tax for the bcncnt of state
railroads, and which will be remembered were passed
during the last session OF the legislature the old bonds
fell Off = cent to i5H In sympathy. Old Tcnncssccs
reccdcd cent to sex; new cent. to a9x, and
new Nrgnlas cent. to CO, the old bonds being dun
at @; New South CarollnGs steady at 81 and Louisiana
cent to ~ and the Hannibal and st Joseph issue TO u
California s sold at III Connecticut g. at 0VA war
city bank shares were arm at ssS Tor Merrnants' ios
for PhGniX l@ for North America. ms Tor Gro
were steady, Centrals selling at 95k0ok. aud Unions
he railway share market during the greater portion
Of the Day was dnl and heavy under the detne IN gold
bat rallied nte IN the afternoon some OF the leading
% we're lake shore. riS and New jersey oenrsi. he
icy NAMED being nc most active savangtng from ig
ws ss i ssd 6sgFss 10 Ere p Son 81 e TO
tcrcyt were Rock isnd aud Northwestern Rock Island
mon ~ to7E ava tic Prccrrea SIS 70 s'H Reading
iell Oh from .E 20 9lT later re1ciirg 20 ~ ohio and
x Va lie foP Pau Fl share yc GO" du h n s z
ior common md y 70 ss for preferred Tue Wander.
siGck siS sS5k Tor ssrS. AMI ns,tmY i 1Sri poat
Mayne W. titn AZ " h@H' and Iolcco and Waha.n Al
chicago and Aton soli at iiS ii.lt prGcrred NJ ID
Aton and Tctsc liAutc, % preferred, OK Mo RS and
fT so rcq SSs En- 9,c lr9F ,sa Hrn' 5ss
~ Josrrh. 10 New orE ana New Haven. fffG IfItg
aux ct, S az 6% %n M @sn Ne ,R &c sr ron. s
with the principal de iluEs IN Pace. NtN ADl drr
pc q. Tho nrst named ranged, on cztrlfe Gn1tarors
from ITO fi5 Muriposa common Ing 40 t 80 pre-
t.irci At 9rt and The Trustee y q c.lt r'''' .e-
iiai4G. and Western Union Iolcrflpa of Or. it .-.
shares we're st~Gur efh fa'.s OF Adams aI 49, .l4 ,
tnicd S.n''s az 'i4' VIOLA. agiS q Coat ~ ,, sSa
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Nrw YoRK Wednesday, Feb. IS ~ r.s,-..'. %
hecNCs numbered IS head, uANIng l0 since NouUav
nrd total offering Al lc9th stree YESTERDAY ara 10 Az
ttlu4!u- fresh and stale of i,0 cattle lheie w.s no
more ui' ia INC market to-day tIln YES erlAy AM
cLtb So III conc GO buyer. al A1u1f No. 3 thS
pH ring, could not he clio ed ont. Toe qus'ity was
tIuIu tp cara, aud the oNtIomC tanga of mice. l
Lc' ERi lht ou'k Of the stcs between he and l5c y
?. We have u ear loads or ai sheep sell ~ Quick
az ll prices, the poorest al jhc aud the beet ~ Sc
WIN Anew choice tauadg anus al ~ dgc. Ordinary 90
AR nts were sod nv tAe ar .oad AZ 81 1C and good
do, at'A@1c. There were 20 sales OF I've hogs. al
prices remain nominllly unchanged, With cool hog.
gu led AZ iot .i0ac Receipts were II car oads or IA
hogs ntcSs sd hogs were steady and rn At HE'LL
ior storm and I2f@2Ac, tor city. ThCIe Netc 10 a.
loaAl VI MeslrIn.dres,ol on The mnIkci.
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STILL ANOTHER BRoOKLYy RING,

Plan 70 Drain $500, zoe Of the P,opie'.
clans -The Refuse o. Brooklyn 20 b, Emp
tied into the Middle OF NIilinmshurgh.
About two years ago IN association called the
Bowronvillc Improvement, composed OF citizens OF
the Eighteenth aud Twenty fret Wards OF Brooklyn
was organized by Thomas W. Fields and George
Bennett. Tue declared object Of tue Association
was the removal OF surface water from sunken lots
of tie Eighteenth and rNentJ .Gr-t Wards Fields &
Co. cAnvussed anon the property ownors, ana solicit
ted members to JON, liking the Initiation fee at g.
each. The gentlemen net in the residences OF Peter
Totans, Alderman Of the Eighteenth Ward; James
ii. Hart, Rllph avenue aud Broadway; Thomas W
Fields. Broadway and Margaretta street Bob Adair,
Gates, near Reid avenue; and many other Places
Turkey aud champagne were the prominent features
OF dis cusson.
The Board Of Health was invited By FIci1s & Co.
20 take ride the grounds to be drained and the
day was finished by grand entertain ment given at
tho house VI Thomas W. Fields, where wine and
cognae lowed freely although Fields pfolsses 70 be
a tempe lnee man.
On pretencc Of draining this surface water by the
construction Of an inexpensive drain, and FOR the
purpose Of relieving tie feyerague stricken innabi.
tants e DueltuWn the majority OF the residents OF
The Ilento nth and TWoniyG Get Wards were dupsd
into acqui'seiug IN the plans Of Fields & Go. Bot
Is the result proved, they did not understand the
magnitude " the Job
%
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Proposed Transfer 20 tto Law Department
ct the bnslness of Collecting Arrears oil
Taxes IN Personal Property.

"
Taxes On Personal Property.
To ne kdior Of The SUI.
SIR lnouce communication from Comptrol.
Ter H. b. Connolly in THE SUN of tho gad inst In
which he objects TO tie proposed transfer OF the
subbureau for the collection OF arrears Of personal
LaIcs Low in the onlce OF te r. ceiyer OF Taxes, 10
the Law Department lie bays that nc is responsible
for TIE collection OF the revenues OF the city and he
VISION
Now find by referring to the Comptroller An.
nual (cy REPORT Tor the year 1888 page ~ that the
amount Of taxes on personal Chtlte prior to 1857
when were unpaid Dec, a. is0S, was $500 1873 ~
II would seem from this that however rospons iblo
the Comptroller may be for the collection OF such
taxes, he docs not collect all that is due The
amount OF unpaid taxes ON poraOual property Ia
eye,y year in roIslng, aud have no doubt That u
change vi OHClals charged witi that duty would
have an esce.lent effect II In not d1ubtc' tlat
any Of the items which appear open nld UNPAID on
tue lax books, have actually been collected. ny %
transfer Ol the books to another Department /.
would sooA btcome kn Jwn whether tue iaNes ap
rc1iin2 10 Dc uuc 'r ipN,ullly up.Ild oI not
NV YoRH Feb isiO tENRX.
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ccp,snces range from to cent, ard single names
att cent. upward.
In Government bonds the two special features were
the rise In London 70 e for the Issues fs6p the high
est point vet attained and tho Of sres Q at par
IN gold at 49, The market at the opening was strong in
sympathy with the advance in foreign quotations, but
declined as the gold prcwlum sought lower figures, be-
Ing further assisted by the checked demand from
foreign buyers. The home demand nominal and
failed to exert any influence ia sustaining prices the
market closing heavy and lower.
Henry Ccws g. 60 "a all street report At soo p u,
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LIGHT BREAKS ~ AT LAsT-IIair dyc, have ls.. IA
use Wo-e man thousand year, vet meyer I'm t hH.
hp'rtct grute t1r fhs iestoratIun OF srav .,rlst.
tler OUglnn color hccn given - M, w0r d. H.....'.
hia.h or sAlvau % i.g Toe Hair, /, tie ;raLit t d.
unnh OF M t-c, To tppruriuCr Il h IKE whte tu..
u tlealf quito ~ nee from sediment. uud n .Isn
Ftttlhld odur. Vet luplrts 10 ElnSrst OF . tust
head OF mar any dcsllCd shade OF nutrai Lrov ID. lt
nlrys.--.ldg. '' " "''F
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BANKING and FINANCIAL.

HOWES & MACY, Bankers (the same a. sn
Incorporated bank, No. 30 Wall street. New York.
-Four per eent. interest allowed on deposits.
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" IRIsIE d.

rDSwuGTII-NEN on wednesday. Fc, 3.
he NrN A. H. Carer At thc thapei ~ a., uuly sa'
',F' L,"Ig 800 woih 60 hehh, daughter of
uN-Nol I,-0n ihur,day. hob. D. AZ Calvary
tch, hN zoe Rev Nr. WnlLcr Mr. Joscnh Z Low
.otisu"s Low. Eco, ~ NJ ~ Wary v. Mot uaus hter
Nv.' \ Mott, F.Q., all ul tils clty.
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&nslntss Nnilrts.

hnilou'E - New NOLen ShIrt. made IA
tpNARp 8. BALLoU, mVcu or OF The s. S
Ouy depot, - broadway.
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fully invited 10 attend the funeral nom the residence
O'Clock.
drew u. Savage, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are peoy
invited 70 attend tho funeral Tnvfsday Fob a. at
o'clock, from her late residence, 23l West 18Th st.
,,kIOIuAkD,On 1pgsday. Feb. ~ Charlotte, wife Of
Rnnens btothard, aged 81 years and days.
The relatives aud hcnds OF the family arc respectnnv
inVl'ec TO attend the funeral nom ri. Marx 4 Church.
corner OF south 5th and eth ss. Williansburgh TO,
dnyAIlmhqay) atROclock, without further invitation.
SIlLl WILTON "wednesday, FEB. 70, after n short
luess, Mary Jane Stllwen aged - years month, and
days.
Funeral services today CThursday) ut o'clock.
Quietly sleep. beloved ono;
Rest FROM thy toll, INV labor II done,
Rcst til The trump from tho opening skies
. BID thee from aus TO glory arise.
Hartford and New Haven papers please cOpv,
WADk,-S suddenly OF heart disease. Tuesday, Feb.
'SloO, WIZ am W Wadc, in the l5t year Of his
he friends VI the family likewise Constitution
Lodge. o. pa, aud A. NJ, are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late late resiucgco, u Lud.
arc cordially invited.
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Al the annual election o. the Quicksilver Mring
Company, leld today, the following gentlemen we're
elected Director for the ensuing ycpr; JOHN X Pruyn
J. " EUoil, AshOrl Green. AliTcl T.. 1iltou, EiVlu
llut, DAVID hahany. .ohu 81. 1ObIu, q. Il. TralnOI,
Charles Gould, and George ". Butts.
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NtRINE JNTELLIG ENCE

H'SfArvRF sLNANA '-rtt4 nav
sun INes,... a. SUI sct-. o. noll rises q
Hlut tfArER-rUs ~
Andy Hook. 3 "a ov.lsani.. 8 % Hell nats. G
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Arrl,nd-MrnNrsnAr. En-.

Arriycd-WEpNEsDAY, Feb e.
aushp Eapidan, Havana, mdse. aud pass.
lt.. Iu!Ma Ia heE Cardcuds, sugar Nc.
lark l., W. Grlihth, IItAukas, sugar, &c.
.flg La Cayenne, Aux CAyes, cot on.
IHI@ Uruguay, OCmerara sugar AID molAsfes
t. FayOrit, DvnVr4ra, sugar and mOllAss
a. @. the usuW river ana Goa, twise vessc.
81. tLEp-SteaushIps BHtinu =. FOR Glasgow: China
1n' hinnesoi for Liverpool bark ApeuradC, lOg
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Publications.
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Is tho it'c or the great Pglze Romance In
TIE WESTERN WORLD.
now READY, AND FoR SALE BY ALL NEWS.
DEALERS.
synopsis Of Chart,rs
Chapter IA Dc.tAnel Confession.
cap,er 1.-the Aan IT, cray.
chapter III Inc Nag-ey Goyerpe..,
chapter " strategy.
Chapter V-ou the scent
Chapter VI-Ar.oa it, NlIs Bogtsa4is En-.
Chapter With rastudhn.
Chapter VIII Al Dead OF >,sa.
Chapto, IS.-The spiier AMI tho lly
Chapter X.-N4'chlng and waiting
Chapter AI.-ruo Lost Letter.
Chap,erxu.-Tnc Noctufph v4t.
Chapter Xll--lno NiGbt Alarm.
Chapter XIv-Baalcd nut not Beaten
Chapter xv.-Thc Missing Link
Chaptc. Xvt-Thc Intercepted Letter.
Chapter XvII.-Ioyo', Ambassador.
Chapter XvIII-In the Grape Aroor.
CHAPTER XIV The Box Of jewels.
Chapter xX.-A FcarCul suspicion.
Chapter XXI-Dregs Ia the Glass.
Chapter XXll.-A Terrible Fear.
Chapter XYlu-wha, was Found 10 Devils POOL
Chapter Xxly.--The Mark on Lawrcnces Ana.
Chapter XXv,-Glmp the Detective.
Chapter XNyI-l Inglcd Threads
Chapter NAylI.-un with The Ola Love,
Chapter XXYIII.-A Desperate Venture.
Chapter XXIX.-Cauglt IN the Tors.
Chapter xxx The Haunted oak.
Chapter XXY!.-Unwindins the Threads.
Csapter NXXu-Hunted Down.
Chapter AAAlll.-klsles Confession.
Chat ter XXXlv.-An Interrupted Wedding.
Chapter XXXV.-At reace.
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rev pH'ssoi the day ana all the standard works
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P.s.-wo have Issued pamphlets containing nun par.
tculars. statistical deals, mGps, &e., which VIII be
furnished upon Aip eaton,
Wo huy and sell o,srnuent Bonds, and receive ,rc
accounts OF Banks BANKERS. Corporations. sne our
subject 10 checI IT sight, and allow htcf,At ~ =. .
balance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-24
I'VE nCNDLEp DOLLARS an

ON 3. u-rANN COLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ASH
ONE HUNDRED DuLLAhs.
They viii be ssucd as Coupon Boads .-1gabs 70
Bslrlr, ard may be held in tiat form; or
The bond may be registered in the OF the owner.
with the coupons remaining payable to bearer attached.
the Lcral b,'n: then transferable only she books
Of tae Company uule : rcsssi med II b,areri or
The coupons may be detached ana cancelled. Ii,
bona r4lo
a PERMANENT REGISTERED BOND.
transferable c.'y the book, the Company, and tho
interest made payable on'y registered owner or
hs attorney.
The three classes viii be known rcspcctiyclym
~. ConIoi bo5If puls,l.t 70 Grarsr."
"a. Registered Loadi ,cm Coupons attached"
ID " R,Jstr.i g5a6' '-N coupons de,lcsef," and
shoudi be GcsiSnat,d by Ccrrc- ponlcas IL specify
ms The class Of bonds desired.
THEY HAVE TmGrY YEARS TO RUE from Jan
IS, 1870 vita interest 1t SIX Ter cont yer non
>oy. !, -. rINcu,L ANo iNrEar.r PAYABLE IN
Com ~ Tu1 cl.Y 81 &-" loLE.
Tic ,ote.cst is gas ao!e MAY and EoH1Gll', that
70 u.a, take tho p..I Of INA, ot tno caller .ssle, VI
FheI anl e. aII W. tho convenience u our IcniI
VITO already mold c r,r.i and Wc,.crn PacGc Ponds.
villa u'ci,.t payable in I4allry ana jail. aad wao
uay desire, 90 l..as aIit, nal ia,. tu,ats 90 have
tlcr .atucst roc;., ,Jlo 80 II.E,at ,lasobs 81 us
year.
Tho Loan s..urc'ly "a mor 1se ur-0 NE eatirs
Line OF Road rom Hclmoad to u, OHIO River. WITH
tnc equipment aI al other .r.fts'y N. appG.tl lGa
ces connected herewith.
A SINKING FUHD or 100000 PER ASNUM
Is rroyiuEp ToE TIE REDEMPTION oI the noSos TO
rAkE Affect oNR YEA! Arrkg lIu uJurLctio. oFr1s
ROAD.
Tha mortgage Is 8. y,5so,op. ir''c1 t!el' ooo viii
be reserved anlhcd IN rgs. for the redemption Of
standing Bonds OF the Virginia C1yai HGTo0i com.
paHy, now merged IN the CuEs ,rr,EE AND ONO.
OF the remaining tl2Oj0Oo, SUFFICIENT amount viii
be sold to complete tie read n the Ono River. per.
fe,, and improve tho portion now in operation ana
thoroughly equip The whole for large and active
trsiHc.
The PRESENT PRICE IS NIsETY.
and accrued interest.
Loan 20 amply secured. so carefully guarded, and
so certain hereafter to command prominent place
among the fayorIto securities In the markets. both Of
this couaty ana Europe. viii be az once appreciated
and qlcay absorbed.
Very respectfully.
FISR HATCH.
bankers.
| P.s.-wo have Issued pamphlets containing nun par.
ticulars. statistical DEALS rnGps &c, which VIII be
| furnished upon Alp eaton.
| We huy and sell 90, srnment Bonds and receive irc
accounts OF Banks BANKERS, Corporations. sne otr
subject 10 cheek Ut SIGHT, and allow Interest o..