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HuamrmL
A CHOICE sECURITy.
MIDLAND BONDS.
SEVEN PR CENT. GOLD.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

The great raroad which these securities are based
is Masking good progress. or the 40 miles embraced in
iu entire length from tho metropolis to the city Of
oswego. including the Auburn branch, $50 miles are
already completed. fully equipped ana 10 profitable
operation. Work Is being vigorously pushed on other
portions OF the line; and IL the expectation OF the
Company TO have At least 100 miles in operation
before the close OF the present season.
The portion OF this road IN operation, constitut.
ing ITS northern section, extends from the city OF
oswcEo to sidney Plains. where 1t intersects the Al
bany and susquchnnna Railroad. Its local business Ia
already large, and the Company has Just concluded
sontract with the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com.
psny for transporting the coal OF that large and
wealthy corporation tothc northern sections OF the
State. Ills will add so largely to the business and
PROFITS OF that section OF tho road that the Company
feel confident that m net earnings without tho aid OF
through business, cannot be less than per cent
on is entire cost which IL 100 per cent. In
excess OF tho interest on It's bonds. For II
must DO borne In mind that the issue OF these
bonds strictly limited to 80 900 per mile OF finished
road They thus posses, all the security Of the bonds
OF our Oldest and best roads. The road, when com.
peted. viii constitute OF the great trunk lines
meeting the city OF New York with Canada and the
West by shorter routes than anv existing and az
its entire course b through fertile and popuious dis.
tricts. cannot fail to prove OF the impor
tant and bestpaying roaas In the Union.
BEHIND THESE BONDS Is A PAID-UP CAPITAL
OF NEARLY t700o,oOo. which affords ample guaranty
OF the financial strength OF the Company.
The popularity OF these bonds, as q perfectly safe
security bearing the highest OF interest
by the laws Of New York. payable In Gold Coin free
Government tax has kept the supply nearly exhausted
but the recent and early future completion Of additional
sections win for time furnish liberal supply to which
respectfully Invite the attention Of investors In tho
confident belief that better security be found
the market
IBxsan
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WEST FLUSHING.
NwN YOUR HOME


90 70 the ONCE tho depot at wc.t Flusn>su
(open all day. Sundays inoiudedJ
II costs only nfeen cents each way for railroad lara
and 10 commuters less than weekly, or including fer
riaee, BIS per week.
Nearly 1900 Lots have been sold already since ,hn
beautiful village was frat opened TO the public. II
now contains 100 dwellings, and is already live
settlement far eIcelling all others In is natural i'd
vantsges ss well az its mo Improvements
Heed this advice and 70 at to WEST FLUSH
ING. The price Is only
500 FER LOT,
Payable 80 monthly, and no interest 10 pay. No Auo
tioneer fees. other expenses Deeds given once
II full payment lie made at time OF purchase and az
allowance Of s per cont. for cash.
Amer the nrst payment OF 80 the purchaser ocou
by and build upon the lot II he desires then pay on
monthly. Women purchase lots in their own name.
All who would be Independent OF landlords or seek to
invest their money safely and probably invited Ia
20 and examine this offer at once. Maps nee at the
once at wcst Flushing. and also OF tho undersigned.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. Uublisher,
"a Beekman st., New York
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MtoitaI.

stltoitaI.
~ -
A III. DISEASES OF either sex cured without mer.
N curry htiyous debility u ucrnancnty cured, tpn'
SITUATIONS confidential Dr. hARSl' 10 l'leecker 81.
MORAY M cure Is effect of all dlsoraCB ny
~ pr EVANS, - Chatham 81. perfect cure lnme'
dately.
Y0uNG MES who have injured themselves BY IN
Dr. EVANS 81 Chatham ST.
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Professional Gmos.

DH. OLIN, regular graduate OF mcilclnr, con.
ana all diieaset Of either sex Age, VIII, eXpe.
Renee can be relied upun II desiring perfect cures
hhd lhlr charges, cal ms OpinlOn costs nothing. Pa
lehts, sre the Doctor ~ person send two stamps
iol Cealcdl psnphct describns the dlsc Of lis
sneclAly. ONCE aud parlors embrace very cGrve
a., New York.
hR. ENANS'S establishment for protection OF un.
y fortuna g, at ~ latham st-Speedy and effrciual
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GEORGE oPDYKE & CO.
BANKERS.
q Nassau street
VIE CONNECTICUT
AII LINE ROAD
n NOW
COMPLETED BETWEEN

AII LINE ROAD
NOW
COMPLETED BETWEEN
NEW HAVEN AND NIDDLETOwN.
The section between Miidletown and willimantic,
% miles In length. Is ALL THAT REMAINS UN.
FINISHED. ana OF this portion 70 MILES ARE AL
READY GRADED.
The Connecticut River Bridge is in forward state OF
completion and will be. when finished the nncst work
OF the kind In This country.
THE BONDS OF THE COMPANY nre secured by a
FIRST MORTGAGE on all the properly and franchises
OF road 50 miles in length running tarough the cen
ire II the State OF Connecticut, forming, with it,
noction' the shortest and quickest route between Dos
ton and New York. They present form OF invest
men, OF undoubied security and liberal interest.
The state OF Connecticut Is Trustee for the bond.
holders.
The Controller OF the State countersgns every bond
issued.
1hc Bonds are Issued only as the work progresses.
The Bonds arc issued for only onehaI oil the amount
expended.
They are free from Government tax.
They free from State and local taxes in Conneeti
cut
They pay SEVEN PER CENT. interest.
They are Of the denominat OF sJvJ and 81 900.
They are issued In either re=-cereI coupon bonds.
The price s par and Interest.
They can be obtained OF any Rank Banker, or BY
sending to HATCH & FoorE,
BANKBRs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS,
70 Wall st.
J,OR SALEM per cent. city aud county bonds.
free OF all taxes. Firstc securities of undouot
ed character below par.
Real valuation Of property. .ti 800 900
Whole Indebtedness onlN hE,Ou
Government and other securities exchange
allowing beet market prices. aud bonds purchased by
town residents by express free OF charge.
Aso New York city railroad stocks and bnnds fnsur,
ancc, bank. light stocks and large variety OF
other stocks and bonus for profitable investments. al
low rates, By
ALBERT II. NICOIAY.
Stock Broker and Auc;ioneer,
a. Pine st, New ork.
y. BAH classes n securities not dealt IN at the
New o!S stock Exchange Boards receive special at
tenlion which has been the established cuAtum with
this house for MANY years.
900. pFo,ertS 5 or scf faenss1s n iSf S
house, barn. aud outbuildngs crops with place
| Inquire At 2i5 Spring st., day or evening.
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dupurtn,rsgip gOtit,s.

nISsOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
IL Tue nrm OF WlLMERDl 81, HO0UEr co Is this
Gay dRsoed The outstanding business OF the concern
val he settled up BY the surviving partner, who VIII
Henry l. iiogHei, for r. J. Hoguet. Atty. Anthony
Hnauet, II. J Hognet Geo g. Eyland. Charles VEnnier
:. CaTlnston; New York, june "a $50.
SHlP.-1his IL to certify that the subscribers have
Visions OF Title Chapter T. Tart2, OF the Revised ita
tutes OF the state OF Sew York and OF the several nets
amendatory thereof for the Transaction OF mercantile
business within the stale OF New York 20 be conducted
under the name or nrm Of WILMERDlNG HOGuET
CO. The general nature OF the business Intended TO Dc
transacted 10 the suction AMI commission business.
The names ofa tht general and special partners In
are as follows; General Partners; Anthony Hoguet,
Robert J. Hoguet, both VI the city Of New York Geo.
q. Eyand Charles Vannier, Zehulon Darlington. OF
,he STATE Of New Jersey, and Luc!us X Wmerdng' Of
Special Partners-Hcnry l.. HoEuet. OF the city OF
New York. and j. Cluts MHnerdnX, OF the city OF
san Francisco. state 0f California
The amount OF capital which each special partner
cont ibutes 10 the common STOCK as iollows Henry
In cash, an j. Cute Wlmer1ng, the sum OF One Hun
ara Ihous1"d Dolari IN cash. The Partnership y TO
commence The ;Oth day OF June, 1870 and will ter
mlhatr on Tue Jst day OF December, lS1e. .
General Parnur--A Ioguet, Robert j: IIoguet, Geo.
&. EylGnd e. Naunrr H. r. tnfIiugton, Lurlus h, wal
meralng, Special PArtners-llenry L. Hoguet, j. CluIe
Sc Int Hcy. Stamp.
HOWARD :. JAFFRAY Is sipnlnitsG ipt2 our
nlm US p4rtger: h. B. JAFfNAl o.
New YORK., July II, 1879.
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oKRAT AND PERHWPIoRY SALE OF
60O SPLENDID BTfTLDISG LOTS
together with q largo use and numerous outbuilf
inEs Also neat cottage, oautfuy located At God
ridge, n " adjoining tho village OF Carlsbad, by
der OF y. Kohbertz ESQ., prior to his departure tot
The property Is most eig!biy situated elevated
The spacious house. Containing 20 rooms, and conve
nentlv arranged with every appliance for comfort 10
dctirabe for residence Tor large family and equally
adapted for hotel, boarding house and picnic nds.
No preter more convenient or accessible Dlace for
summer resort can be found In the vicinity Of New
York Tho location IL emncntiy lcathy, and the CONE
munication with the CITY by tho Erie and Ackenpack
from New York, and one mile from Rutherford PARK
has Just been completed from which the property hs
sold distant but few hundred fce' Yearly commu
tation $50. or 10 cents per trim The lots lie tie
grade. streets and avenues have BEEN onened, and
every lot f. ready for immediate IMPROVEMENT,
Note the following remarkably easy termsi
On the vacant lots IS cent Of the purchase money
may remain on mortgage for or 10 years.
On the buildings Oper cent may remain Tor the eamt
time.
safe to predict that before the MORTGAGES fall du,
tho property will be worth than double the ptcet
realized at the sale. The auctionecrs instructed
cell the property without reservation 70 the highest
bidder. Title indsputahle. Printed abstracts fur.
nshed to Turchnsers without charge. special train
will leave Payonia ferry, foot OF Chambers st.. at IL
oc ock A. w. on tho day OF sale.
Free collation. on the arrival Of the train.
the weather prove stormy the sale VIII take nac'
For mans and free railroad passes amply 70 JOHNSON
a MILLER, 25 Nassau It. rto +. bOHDERrZ SON
No. 81 W all ST., kcw YORK.
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lnsirntilon.

SEMINARY. near Trenton.
Il y, "a tst'clabs school tur both sexes comfort
and progress OF students gnaraneed total cost In con-.
mon English per year, s2l0i next term begins sept l.
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NAnRAGAN.ETr srEAMsHLP GO.

NAERAGt S'E25 s -IJ2Ay HrHIt esq &C.
or r5 5TlF RKypPiT2YSt 10
On SUNDAY, July IL, 1870, tie magnificent saloon
PLYMOUTH. ROCK,
G6Gm%1 me, 4 " Ton g ssye Pier g NSTh
sihs, \. T., At So 4. NJ. landing a, coaIeas Sai
eMNeuSsS only fetaI1ins Leave rSpgphSfep a.
n New Iors ais clock r. y. The band OF the Nnth
%fs
sassssS iaI'iy 81 tS,sc". new
20 %o1shSse9:e 2 cents. .HSHr'iCn tickets 70, go
iS%%a kSs 04I! JANE Fisk IH fs:dah
GRAND OVERWHELMINGLY and East River Lines
The .,G,nsr SSEHALR sE@ Ten every day,
at r'' 1870 '' E Fl'E ElSrk f tlE o'clock
s$ q S.T ~ SI3S
hSscve fpocs ar nscRch. have S S'eS naeo in
copnection with the ooa5 that fa miles and respect
regulations.
nAILY BOAT FOE TnE FIsHISu BANKS
nom NeSs WAR 1aa So& ssas tohd tE[l al
S 1 ~ 1nd,ns a, h;.sf roin The IS ss,s
sSM h,Ss casI onsT ". le.yg North s,h A. E:S-
10 a 4; Carstopnes a. North Ryef a. NM P,er
RYE 9 ana IS Lines s,a aSd Re Fare & on
"A. 1hIrsdiy, july H. Steamer SYLVAN grove.
Can't. Lcngstreet, w leave Harlem AZ 3 A. NJ 10th a.
$40 AslorIA ~ PECK slip arriving a. iocKnwnY NJ 1.
A. NJ Returning. leave focklNly ~ Ice cream
and refreshments board. Music by WalAce's Dand.
Fare TOT the orcursiOn, 81.
A no for the Cholera Danks--Sicamer SETH
n. Low will make an cNcurro n TO the Chot Banks
ON Friday, July IS BoFt lea,as Harlem At A. NJ.
reck slip att Ia lnes, and refreanments on board.
Anderson Cuiwcll. Pilot II stormy the 18TH will 20
on 10th, same hours. Fare, ~.
CONEY ISLAND-SEA SUORE.-Takc Coney
Island and BrnoAlyn kallrIaI horse cars from
Il. ~,
rooklyn Through ears leave Fulton ferry every ~
minutes and city line every 10 minutes required. Cara
chartered at Teas naDle rates.
j. 5. HOMELAND. Superintendent
STRAMER Thomas l.. Hnlse, Capt George W. An.
- nett leaves daily from CHRISTOPHER ct at iC - land
Ing ct 3ith IT. Tor Pleasant Valley ANA Fort Lee Leaves
Fort Lee at l. L. SiS and 6, sundays included Music
on board
EXCURSION to Kcvport to-day.-Steamer Holm.
Ia del, at O'Clock, and return att Fare, IS cents
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Sitambuais uno RuilruauA
ERIE RAtLWAX,,15TIRAAIINs LEAyE D II

g. AS HBA fJoF P 81 81
ilRoUGhI ExrRrss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
B BhifY si hsA sb Sir Al A. AAR ,5
f fSF S' bE S aDlGnfs INV WIZ A6 " II
SGiFFE;$JI3s iS'SSTSfcfly% nnoh%G;RIJfs9iiLiK
sLEtPlSG C6ACilEs Will ACCoNPISx,. rug
4n fAT fDH rkSSS TM 21 SEkE
BuEEALp, AND THE +. NJ; TliAlN FROM NEW
AS9GfSGa f iRIiS LEAVES Sp DAILY
az +: r?it ; 5s e. T. and AND US TsY Ms !" and
t.or Mddctown and WAY. at $50 ?. NJ. esd st, 81
ESi Sn4a and way Way. ' az @ q I'D IT, 3
e. sfTsGrT1 'sa s w Sa = NJ $50 ana 'r@
s EIg Sn5eT Tn. and TyaSs ga ~ Npd
l9lS and ll;S A. Nj .IB SO S:l5 and G;ii II From
sis ane sss pIgo' at 6;s' 1913 Nj l!M" 'lS'
Tor HsgE.n.asS and nlll.dale from al st, Depot :,
rom ohambers 81. Depot, A. NJ. ~ Nj t!i5, 4 IjlS
Msis 4. 81; i%5 i'i; nd u; Pr ana "s sat-
U.s. and s III san s Ds' Sss
Loom and seepas Coachss can be uSainsd AM OF.
ner' or he checA1: and transfer Of baEgase may 90
S5 Chambers 4 corner 5th Il. snd 81 Ay., Iarlemi
~ Fulton 81, Drooshn Depon loot OF uhsmbers 81,
Long Do,k pcoot Jersey cay AMI OF the agents al
Wv WI r. BARR. Conceal Passenger Agent
ID RuCKER, General Superintendent.
'Daly. For Illckcnsack only. tFor Piermont only.
FOR BRIDGEPORTr, and all .poiDys on Housa.
sav vone shq Ssaka'asT o. Steamers
hlAs cLceptedl.
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Sotlstg Aotlets.

-->->~~~~-->~~,~,------- e-S5r
a SPECIAL. meet ng OF the Inma culate Concep.
~ ton A. A. g. Society, the members OF which arc
hereby notified to meet At their hall In East 18th 81 and
Az a, Thursday July A. Tor tnc purpo.c OF hold ng
sem.annuai election for Officers for the ensuing six
months. W. l.. MORROGH, ID. D., President
JOHN MCLARNEY, Vice .Preside mt.
DAVID DoDD, Assistant Secretary.
INNGINEERS.-The New YORK Engncers' Protec.
Ia tive Society hold their regular meeting this even
Lag. at 1913 Bowery. SAMUEL BENNETT, Prcst
GEO. LAwRAEcE Rec Sec.
HOUSESMITHS' NJ. r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Il meeting Thursday evening July u. As business
OF IMPORTANCE Is to be transacted full attendl1cs is
required. Sy order OF GEO. INfON Pres.
NJ. CLIFFORD, Sec.
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Aublnailons.

'lOIRlsTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS
- VII nnh ~ 70 ther ADVANTAGE 10 procure u copy OF
the ERE hallway book Of Summer Excursions ".dis
iIlnutcl ree ~ lioSet once, 2ll. 25l $50 aud e57
BtoadwAy. E5 Chauue-s st., 80 Greenwich ST gl3 Fni
Ton 81, Brooklyn, .nd At hotels and depots.
GhTo MctAMLiND,s BOOK sTORR az
new books Of the day ana al the standard wort. aS
AN0 SHY'e" Englsh Frenca AnG SsoteE staloaaY. s
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I:rsoul Nurit,s.

&:rsonal Auntta
4 OST.-Chrstie Stenmetz. q boy 6ycars old. was
Iosi July II from ted 81, between "a and al avs he
was dressed In white Mancics pants and Jacket had
no hat on lgnt curly hair, and blue eyes. ANY nfor
nation leading To his discovery will be literally
warded bv JOHN II. sTEINMETZ, 23l Eat t.d 81.
V'HIEyES.-Rlack bag, taken from nght wagon
L Tuesday morling Is per cent. more will he paid
forreturn Of bag and s. contents than can De realized
slderNion, No questions asked The drab coat "a un
lucky. Wouldn't wcarn.
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The mails for Europe
during the week liuy Satu .day, july i6 1870, will
close at This once on nesday, Wcdne, asy Thursday
and Saturday at IL O'Clock NJ and at all the stations
iolows, ylz ana p iliioi c and d. ii;aci and F.
r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
WANTED-Fify dollars IN counterfeit money. for
w legitimate purpose Address, II. 3. T., box, no.
Sun ONCE.
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Nrp GOODS.

MA SUMNER TRADE. CY
NINA Straw Goods. PAlasos, sun Umbrellas, Cl
MA Ribbons. Llces, Embroideries and tY
MA Fancy GOods, Hosiery White Good, CI
MA Hou-ekeep ping and Furnishing Good, CY
MA Books and Stationery, &c. CY
MA H. II. MACY, CY
MA 1ilh II. ard 9Th Av. CY
MILLINERY OPENING this day elegant
vi broadway mats, g. worth tl2 bonncts half price
straw hats. BINNSs millinery, Oh broadway. save
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. MARY's tCArRoLIc) CRuRcH.-Cor. Rock
River and Dock SITS, Rev. Father J. P
Roles, Pastor Mas, Sundays, at S and lo1 A
NJ. and week days at $ AN. Csteehism at 2 p. N
Vespers and Benediction att Pm.
Episcopal CHURCH.-On Orleans ST. Service!
at Io4 A. NJ. and u Pm. Sabbath School at
A
GERMAN LUTHERAN HURcH.-On Madison St.
Rev. C. A. Meinecke, Pastor. Services at lO3 A
NJ and 2! Pm.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Cor. Illinois
and Deer Ste Services at II A. N. and P. NJ
Sabbath School At A. NJ. Prayer meeting, Wed
nesday at Il Pm.
SECOND PREsBYrERTAx CHURcH.-0n Illinoi
ST., Rev. f. l.. Burnett, Pastor. Services a
lO4 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sabbath School at st A. N
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at u Pm.
UNITED PREsBrrEKIAs CHuRcH.-Cor. Orlean.
and Deer SITS, Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor
Services at IL A. N. Sabbath School at 81 A N
Prayer meeting at 81 P. NJ, of Sundays, and 4 p.
NJ, Wednesdays.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-Cor. Orleans and Z k
SITS, Rev. DR.. Davis, Pastor. Services at 4
A. N. and :! P.H Sabbath School at a. N.
uings, at II pollock. Pastor boards nj II. D.
MerrilPs, on Eagle Street.
NJ. f. CHURcH.-Cor. Jefferson and Highland
Sts., Rev. J. II. Rhea Pastor. Preaching ! / a,
NJ. and :. P. N. Sabbath. Prayer Meeting We'd
nesday evening at Z. Sabbath School at 90 A. N,
Pastors Bible Glass at the same hour.
DISCIPLES CHURcH,-Elder Rogers; in Nit
chell Il Lynde's Block, over the Post Ofice-eu-
trance West Side. Services ct lo3 a. NJ. and
TP. NJ
GREESBUsH MISSION Sabbath School meet in
their school room, in Towards Addition, every
Sabbath afternoon, at q o'clock. c. L. Bascom,
Superintendent.
Re~Any errors or omissions in any of the
above notices will Re corrected on information
L., 1nFyo 81
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A new PAPER IN MoLINE.-The1e is talk
Oh q ne" Republican paper in Moline again
something in earnest is intended this time,
"e oe"eSe. l: is to be a weekly, of Repub
''ah s'f'pe' and will be published in the
upper story of the new Manufacturers
Na''onai Bank. s. M. Ashenfelrer, of this
city is to edit the paper, and Messrs.
sammls and Wells, late of the Union, are to
TAKE charge of the mechanical department
Mr.. Ashenfelter has had s,,.p.;va a.ner;
ence on weekly in the East, and the other
two members of the firm are axnar;enoed
March. re'' e' -
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The BRIDGE ACROSS THE RAILWAY
TRAcKs.-There 10 now very general
demand and some serious talk in this city
in favor of extending pier across the
railway tracks of the Rock Island and Rock
ford roads opposite the tannery. The
approach to the bridge is now rendered
perilous by passing trains, and some provis-
ion should be made to get on and off the
bridge without danger. The matter Is as
yet but in embryo, but something immediate
should be done. 1t interferes materially
with trade from the Island, and may result
in serious loss to our citizens by divertlng
this trade across the river. The tracks are
10 laid, that barring the danger feared from
the constant passing and repassing of loco
motives, there is continual fear that wagons
will have wheels wrenched off, from being
caught and wedged between the rails. A
span stretched from the end Of the bridge
" ,uld obviate all this danger and make the
crossing on the bridge perfectly safe'
Whatever action is taken in this matter
should be Immediate.
In this connection we learn 'hs' one Two
citizens. in company with a surveyor, made
some measurements this morning of the
nroposed span which we herewith subjoin
First it is necessary to have a span which
will be high enough for the passage of the
smoke stack OF locomotive. The railroad
tracks are FIVE feet below the level of the
bridge flooring, and the edge of Illinois street
l25 feet from the bridge. The filing would
have to be high enough to make the span l6
feet above the tracks, or ii feet above the
level of the bridge, which in the l25 feet
would be an average rise offs feet, or lie
inches to the foot Then span of fifty
feet would extend over all the tracks, and
the decline on the other side would be $50
feet, extending to the alley on Arsenal
street, rise of II inches to the loot This
latter rise could be materially decreased by
filing up Arsenal street to grade, much
needed mprovemens. The estimated cost
on a basis # 40 cents foot of this i'm
provement is as follows Filling on both
sides, 900; bridge over tracks, $1,000
more; macadamizing on Arsenal street to Or
leans street, aud on Orleans to Madison
street, four blocks in all, $4,000. Total
cost; $4,000. This Improvement is a much
needed one. 1t will tend to the improvement
of the upper end of Orleans street, and give
US thoroughtare, which is much needed
since the upper end Of Illinois street has
been made .iupassable by railroad tracks.
Whist action is taken in the matter should be
immediate, a. the people on the Island
declare they will not eudsnger their lives BY
crossing the network Of the railroads as soon
as they may be able to go elsewhere aud
supply their demands, which signifies that
as soon rs the new bridge is built they will
transfer their trade to Davenport. The city
will be compelled to make this improvement
although the government will doubtless aid
in the filing to great extent as soon as
the work shall be undertaken.
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a MosT PERFECT REGULATOR of the whole
human system is found in Dr. Pierce's Al
terative Extract, CT Golden Medical Dscov.
cry. 1t cures Female Weakness, Weak
Back and al irregularities. 1t is great
restorative tonic, and nerve force generator,
and hence in all cases Of Nervous or Gen
oral Debility, nothing can equal it. Sold by
druggists, or send three dollars and twenty
FIVE cents to DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo. \.
y, and get three bottles, free of express
charges.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-22
LOCAL COLUMN.
When we Consider

The number of human beings that die with Con
sumption every year. the Importance of medi
cine that will cure all pulmonary affections tina
tend to this complaint, and even to arrest the de
stroyer after it as indicated its presence in thu
system, must be admitted to be beyond all esti
mate. This wonderful power is claimed to bs
possessed by Aliens Lung Bolsam.
For sale by Chas- A. Benser. Also, by tbs
dealers in Family Medicine generally.
inn22du M
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-22
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains

In Dress Goods, Flannels, Shawls, Blankets,
Knit Goods, de-, DC. Having marked down my
entire stock of Winter Goods, will guarantee
prices lower than the lowest.
l offer large stock Of Ladies Furs ut and be-
low cost price.
Embroidered and plain Linen Handkerchiefs'
Lace and Linen Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Dress
Trimmings, &C., at prices that will DEFY oompe
tition.
Mems and Boys Clothing, ready-made; slst
made to order in the most approved style, cheap
err than any other house in the city.
Give me a call.
L. BAHBERGEHs