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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

OFEICE PuRouAsIHG AND DEFor q, s.,
OnAuA. NEB., March u,lsIO.
A lot Of damaged subslstsn Go stores will be sold
al public auotiOn at the Upitsd States Comut1sAty
Storehouse, OoveTnmsnt Corral, corner OF Web
atsr and Thirteenth streets. OmAbAs nsb. CON.
menelnE Al n O'CLOCK, q m on TUESDAY. the
18th day Of April, 1870.
The l9t eonpriss. Leo Poupds q Been, bar.
Of Cora Meal. III pounds Deans, 100 pOnuds Of
af0RRSy. R PoS Sor Srsea en- Mo SSsss RSSnS
Petaioe,, 40 poqnd, desioealed Ml1sd veEe.
bTssfial sIson Ia posSpdS p eSSSod Beer =
pounds Assortel ,Crekors, l5 pounds, Soda
Loaf snaaT n pouad. PaTa6ne CsbdiSS rs
poo nda table Salt, &o
Als0, lot OF pickle Kegs aud other packages
Also, II new Buffalo Robes, Buaaio iAifskin,
and Antelope skin IN good ord y and condition,
wv BARRt0ER,
mblo O. BrsVet BrlEadiCr General and CB.
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barge Pat Brady, appellants, 70. the Homo
Insurance Company and
No. 14l. The steamboat Northern Belle
and barge Pat Brady, plalntlfs In error, We.
John Robson.
These causes wero argued by Mr.. Cary
Of counsel for the plaintiff In error, and Mr..
Emmons for the defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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TnR INCRRAaR OF WATER on TIM PLAINS.
Il IL said that tho streams between the sler.
"a Nevada and Missouri have been steadily
and In many places there are nov running
streams where twenty years ago there was
not q drop Of water, Denver was built on
the banks OF an extinct creek, Il 10 now q
stream crossed by bridges. The Huerfano,
the RoJA Pecos, aud other streams which
were dry during the summer months ten
years ago are now running with considers
BILE volume. The Laramie plains, over
which travellers had TO carry water, are
higher than II was seven years ago. In
many places the streams have increased
one-fourth 10 1--WE years past, and In many
more places where there were no streams
"all ball there they are I"
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UTHE COURTS

CRIMINAL CouRT-J,ilgs o'fn.-This court
ives engaged as follows yesterday
Henry shadwell aud Joseph Atwell, for
petit larceny, 10 stealing pair Of boots from
Adam Ehlshlagor. A mol. pros was entered
In tho case Of shadwel. Atwell was cou &.
vleted, and sentenced to pay a flue Of o..
Betty u. +, Green plead guilty Of petit
larceny OF chlgnon and clothing from Rosa
Stockholm, and was inod e5r
Eda Robinson, indicted for petit larceny.
The District Attorney declined to prosecute
further In this case.
Edward A. Norman alias Edward Knit
cell, indicted for blgamy by marrying Mary
Manahan In 1906 and Caroline Hettinger Ia
1858. He was defended by o. D. Barrett,
but convicted, and sent to The peultenllary
for three years.
William Walker, indicted for assault with
Intent TO kill George Washington. lie was
defended BY Mr.. Richmond. Convicted of
simple assault and battery, and sentenced
to jail for thirty days.
H. .sl oAsEs TO-DAY.
Tho trial Of Henry Floyd for the murder
Of John Donolly, by knocking him In the
river in August last ls set FOR trial this
morning.
Adjourned.
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VIA f.!

remarkable remedy.
Persons In Baltimore, curious TO Learn o. benz:
South Charles, 81 Hanover, 81 ST. Paul, l1 RLhhk-
Lin, no Saratoga, 81 and 81 north 0ilm9rs, lsS North
Gay streets, also Of druggists generally.
All the dTuEEists, apd hundreds Of persons IN
sossaiSS sSaaiiS. isoS q suts; " his Woadsr:
fMl Ramslu.
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Personal.
gas OF GOVERNMENT PRoPGRIY.

HRlDa'R8 DEPARTMENT or HE PLArTE,l
OFFteR w CnlHF QUAArERMAATGR,
OAAHA, NIB, March Q, 1870
There will 10 cold At public auction, al the Gov
eTnment Corral, IN thls city, OnRRIDAY, April 8,
tue f0ll1wtug plble properly; Rag, AmbnlAaeea
Letter Press, WgEOn and Riding Saddles, PGutlnA,
DTAwsu, &c.
PIrlculsrs eau be obtained on application At
lhis unice,
Terms: Cash in GoysIpment funds.
BY OIdsT Of BTsVst Major QsnsIAl q, q, AuguT.
WILLIAM MHRRb,
BTevst Brig. Gen., CHIEF QaATlSTmaStsr.
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Railroad Routes.

A LKxAEDRIA. LoUDoUE AND HAMPSHIRE
II RAILROAD
On aud aftaF Dsesmber Is, 1850, the traIns o n
this road will be run a. follows.
The m all train will leave Alexandria daily, sr.
cent sunday, at D 80 a. m. arrive 1t BessbufF 81
u:lO 4. m, and Hamilton At II 10 a. N. Leave
aan,,t9n =. Y p r. ,sd Iss,gSrE At laop
The accom- odation train will leave Aiexandria
iLSs. .,, sHsss' 5snnSsJ' ~ srIiys A.
IA and arrive At AlsHAndTia At eit5 q, m.
The SEP m. Hain from AlsEsnsI, and n:0
With Ksmp's Daily Lac q Coaches Igr Puresli-
also Sitb RssmsTi. IIps ~ On hes. vhIcb issy !
LsssbuTE daily Tor Balls Nil. A!dis sud Middle.
bug r. n. HAvBHRR,
dec2p.H Ticket Agent,
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IN rRE SUPRRsgc SEG}RNET9F THE DISTRICT
James owner, II,

V. In Equity No. IEo.
CHARLES q. Wsilseh, trustee ia this cause, hGV-
lag reported 70 the oouTt that he has sold the west
half OF Lot No, ~ In square No, ~, and Improve.
msnl, to Michael Tally, for the aum Of y, CO. and
pSTts 81 Lots aSd q In square No. 10. GEd I'M
pToTsmshts, 70 RraRees y. Cook, for the Gum %
8.lQo, aRd Part q Lot No. 2, "a sq1ITS No ".
san u SsiOo. and Lot No II and parts 81 Lots No
Il hRd IS 10 squ4rs No, SO, And Improvements, TO
william H. CsErlso, for the sum Of " 80, aHa that
SAd william CaITioo has assi gasd his SAID Pur;
chase TO Sarah n, Bisselli aud That said MiehAsl
Tally, Joseph II, HRnleln, and Sarah N. BlEael have
complied With the terms 81 said Aleb, aud the said
Frances Il Cook having besn, by the order Of this
Court, Tellaved from eOmplBthg With said terms,
and thA the Amount OF puTehAse money and later
est be charged 70 her In the distribution Of the
10 the hands Of the tTuatee, thiR IN day
Of March 1870. ordered that said salts aud sAd as
aiEnmont be, aud the ZANE are hereby Tatih ned and
sSalFmSd' SSIss, cause % the sPnITaEy essh9Th e
next provided copy ofthll order b Published In
the nkTOEAL hEPuBLIcAN, twice q week for three
weeks prior 70 said day.
By the court
AtIus qepy-Te6t;
ni'TalfkSW Z, J, hRld6, Clerk.
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Hopslsss nsNmption.

Hopstsss ConsNFn ptfOn.
WAaHINaToE, u. O Aug. %, lHe0.
For several year. had been subject 70 q cough
and splitting blood. One year ago last winter !
took heavy cold, which settled on ny lungs.
hAd bad hsmOTThaEs used many cough mir.
lures, bat found no relief I was very sick all
summer. went inio tho country hoping II would
benefit met but when returned ny eonEh was
ThAEe, which lasted hve dayHJ I was very low and
nervous, and uttered from EhoTtneSH Of breath
petite. tried everything Ey fhepds IgeomPsnd.
ID but found no relief uhul tried De BinEs Won:
eight months an! t,my friends and hundreds Ae-
Sess5 boesisss ana b.sIri51.n soniition. ~. ,1S
prsed to see ne attending to ny household AGairS
and about the city, apparently Aa well a. other
people generally. have recommended II to aev-
oral afflicted Persons during the year.Who have
Mss LoUisA HuRpLu. elS street
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CTRouIr UouRr-CAisT J,lsfies Cartier
Wells Il Co. vs.. Boswell-Boswell. judy
meut by consent for full amount claimed.
Catherine Brown Vs. Washington, Alex
andria, and Georgetown Railroad Com
pauy. This 10 an action for damages
alleged to have occurred to the plain
tln by reason OF her being put out Of tho
cars on the Alexandria and Washington
railroad some time since. She was frat re-
queated TO leave tho car, on the ground that
she was colored woman, and not entitled
70 seat 10 the car she occupied, and upon
her refusal 10 leave she was elected with
force therofrom by the conductor, II. Z.
Meade, and somewhat Injured. Tho plain
til was at the time 10 charge Of a reception
room Of the Senate Of the United States,
and the matter OF tbls expulsion was made
subject OF the report Of special committee
OF the Senate.
Nessrs. Bond, Cook, aud Burgcss appear
for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Merrlck and
Philips for the defendant.
Besides the usual question arising In sim
liar cRses this case raises the question Of
how far company succeeding by purchase
TO tho rights OF corporation, and by such
purchase becoming (under a statute law)
ipso yJdeio corporation In the place Of the
corporation which becomes defunct by the
sale, Is responsible for the wrongful acts OF
the company 10 which II succeeded.
Durlng the trial OF this case George T.
Downing, q witness for the defence, was
sworn, and was about 10 proceed with his
testimony, when Mr.. Merrlck called atten.
ton to the fact that he had not complied
with the form OF the oath at common law
by kissing tho book. Mr.. Downing replied
that he thought the book was dirty. He
however opened the volume and kissed one
Of the pages within. This episode attracted
attention for awhile aud excited some COM
mont.
The case was still on trial when the court
adjourned.
CAsEs TO-DAY.
Nos. $40, sIs, $50, 1s9, AS, 1875, $50, SIS,
325, AL, AZ, 139. Tho case gu IHIl will
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pRUO sToRE. OPPOSITE
ASAsalI S0nPeUAdsd, and fAS loVSII SAIItCs4
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WAsHIEaToH, 3. Q, :. Sept q, isD.
bad ssysre cough, IesultlPG from neGlsetsd
sold. l tried various peetofAl remedies without
benehL 1 had night sWeatn, and was somewhat
IlsTmsd. LADY friend induced me 70 try bottle
OIL Bipg'EVlafuEn. In ley days was entirely
wM W. De MAIZE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
FOR All Throat and Lung Complaints,
Pleurisy, Asthma, Dipthsria, Bron-
shitIs, CAtRrrh, sudden Colds,
and Inflammation Of
the Lungs.
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DIED.

uARktSOy.- laurel, Nd, on Saturday eve
nisg, the 10Th instant, a. 7sSJ o'elaek. o. pneu.
mODO, WILLfAn IEARs. onlT child Of william
~ H9d L IT, hA.ri'on aged one year ten months
BBroUr -oa sihs sOlh inst. 4. BEroUr. aged
% year..
His fansrsl will take place from his lAto resi-.
deuce, 40 Eleventh street, on Wednesday, 93d
MT, al o'slosk. y; m. 1hs friends ofths family
are respectfully invited to attend.
KGYskR,-pn the 1lh inst, CnAaLBM. KRT.
sIH, In the sOth yoaT OF hia Has.
n street N. w
tPbiladelphIa papers plsasa eopy.l
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The mahy thougands cured At TBS InIti,s.ioA
within ne last slghtee1 ears and the nqmSroGl
Withsssed b. the reporters Of The f'BGa .IISad
many other papsTs,, aotisss " which appeared
SANDING As kePllSman o. ehaIaetsI and FSspoasl.
SKIN DIsBGSRs BPkRbitY OuREp.
PSLs9aS Writing ,hoPld % BaIusulSI n l'sssl-
mGRhSIi JOHN n, JOHNSTON, N, b. Ns-A
bAltimoie Lock Hotpilil,
lSS-lY balumoTas Mari lAhA.
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Nos. $40, sIs, $50, ls9, AS, l95, $50, si5,
S95, AL, Ar, 1S9. The case GU ulIi will
however probably occupy the entire day.
Adjourned.
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MlIEIR.

JUDsoH.-On the morning OF Friday, the 4th in
stant WILLIAM FRANCIS JUDeoH, IN the 3Ith year OF
his age.
His relatives and the male friends OF the family are
No. 9l3t Walnut street. on Monday the 9TH instant,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ..........
KIHG.--On the I'd instant, SUSIE KING, daughter OF
Richard and Maria King aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
SUNDAY afternoon, the 9th Instant at 81 O'Clock.
To proceed to Wharton Street Church Vault.
.LoUpRHsLAGER.-On the Sd instant, ELIZABETH Il.
wife OF G. LoudeHsager, In the nth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband, No 926 Race street, on Mon
day, the 9TH instant, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
REUss.-On the I'd instant, FRANCIS Y. REUss,
eldest of Elizabeth and the late Jacob Reuss In
the I1th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
Robert Morris Lodge, No. 29, o. OF o. f. the ASH
land EnCampment, No. 40, |. .. OF o. f. the Phla-
delphla Council, No. 43, o. u. A. M: the Drivers
Beneficial Association, No. and also the Mantua
Hook and Ladder Company. No. 4, are respectfully
IL vlted to attend the funeral from his late residence
noon the 9th instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to
Mount Moriah Cemetery.
RHEIs.-At his residence in Mt. Holly, N. j., on
the morning OF the 4th instant, j. LoxLEY RHEIs in
the Ttth year OF his age.
Funeral at O'Clock p NJ. on Monday March I.
THoMPsoN.-On the 1st instant, WILLIAM p, only
son Of James A. and Zpha Thompson, In the 2Ith
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family; No. 3,
U. A. M. No. 70, l. o. OF n. NJ; No. l, A. o. OF q.
f.. and Reliance $. +. f. Co, No !, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his parents resi-
dence, No. 15T Richmond street, Eighteenth ward,
Sunday, the 9th instant, at O'Clock. TO proceed
| to Hanover Street Vault
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NJ i WY o r. IL I $ WI 8.
rom Our 0lpn Correspondent.

From Our Olpn Correspondent.
NEW YORK, March ), 1870.
Clever Mrs. Canteli.
Godsmith's lines ought to be reversed. 1t is
lovely man that stoops to folly, and finds tha
women generally betray. The only charm which
lhen can soothe his melancholy is to take the
case before the Tombs, and have his deceiver
sent, if possible, to the Island. Mrs. Cantell,
for instance, is a clever and attractive-looking
woman, but she appears to have been coming
the double-husband game. If the evidence adj
duced shows the truth, 1t would seem as though
her matrimonial tastes were more catholic than
correct and that having deceived one man, her
great revenge has stomach for them all. The
man she commenced with was her legitimate
husband named Gould, who some years ago
was ''grafted into the army" Through success
full frauds he managed to get possession of 5000
bounty money, all of which he handed over
TO his clever Catharine. Clever Catharine took
the money, and likewise took her departure
from beneath the roof where her husband
had layished uxorious spoudulcs upon her.
1t is ten to one if drafted man ever comes
back again. If he is not shot he might be. If he
don't die of fever or diarrhGa, there is no
reason why he shouldn't in the ordinary course
of soldier life. SO at least Catharine appeared
to think. Not to be left husbandless she pro-
vided herself with two strings-Or rather, gottwo
''hubbles" on one. She dropped the name of
Gould, and became Mrs. Cantell, upon a gentle
man of that name paying addresses to her Soon
after they were married She was delivered of
twins, for (either of whom Canteh says
he is irresponsible. However, the
twins died, any wcll-conducted
and rightfeeling twins would do under
circumstances, and Cautell evinced his sym
pain, , rthe man who ought to have been their
father 10y having them deceutly buried Gin a
coffin with a silver-plated plate), and paying the
undertakers bill. Time passed on-surprisng
as it may seem-and Mr.. Gould, in the most
tantalizlng manner, returned, the only disease
from which he suffered being Enoch Arden on
the brain. Gould found Cantell in this city, and
went with him to the presence of Catherine,
when spicy triangular conversation took place
whose sequel transpired in the Tombs yesterday.
Catherine charges the man who says the twins
are not his with having abandoned her, and
he says--But waive the interesting case until
more explicit particulars shall have become
public.
Booth at the Olympic.
Mr. Edwin Booth has procured box at the
Olympic Theatre for this evening. His desire
is TO see his comic prototype, Mr.. G. l.. Fox, IL
the character to whose immortality he has con
tributed 1.-THE. The spectacle will be a funn.
one, for such is Mr.. Foxs devotion to art tina
he has had nearly all his teeth extracted for tn
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No. 537 WALNur srRErr.

HANRIcK Co., dry goods dealers No 4j n Righth
street. have resupsd specie payments in change for all
goods purchased at their welknown oneprice establish
ment visit TO their extensive store is result
in pleasure and profit word to the wise is sufficient
HALIET, DAVIS d Co.'s Grand and Square Pianos
should be and heard by before purchasing
elsewhere They fully equal TO all that is said of
them Warerooms, Nc. 9s5 Chesnut street.
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DRV GOODS.
4 o Il N q v r n s

HoUsE-FURNIsHINa DRY GOODS AND IMP0R-
TER OF HOSIERY,
Nos. GAS aud s4T s. ELEVENTH Street.
Above Spruce.
PRICES MARRIED WITH GOLD At lL2'S
. Reduction from Last Weeks Prices if.
Real Barnsley Table Linens reduced from N'SIX
90 s1p5.
Real Barnsley Table Linens reduced from si'75 to
800.
Real Barnsley Table Linens, reduced from 50 to
S2sTN.
Damask Napkins, in new styles and prices.
Towels and Towelling, In every variety. ~.
Nursery Dlaperings and Bird-eye for aprons.
LINEN sHEETINGS :! PILLOW LINENS!!
Linen Sheetings, az yards wide, reduced from
1926 to 81. Ia ..Hs
Linen sheetlngs, yards wide reduced from $3.50
to s137H. .'.... I'D
Pillow Linens all widths, at a corresponding re-
duotion. g. ..tI
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents IIdkfs. .t
Ladies' All Linen Hemstd HdSfs, f2j<, 90, 22, 25,
to 90c. ... --. F. .. /
The London Cord Plque. reduced from % to 20c.
Satln-striped PiQue, 8ic 32c., SI%c., 45c. T
Double Width French Musns, Soc, 55c., 6Oc., 63c
Speoalties in Nansooks Plaid Musuns, CamOrcs
HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INsERTISGs.
Special attention invited to our stock OF superior
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings. t.I
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' full regular-made Hose, 25c. CSC. sic.
Gents super stout Half Hose, CSC. 3b2t
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DRY GOODS. - vs. !
b. a CARD. /
.aHa.l l.i sa /
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
.... - ... .H ...I
SHEPPARD, ,sr..
VAN HARLINGEM
q ARRIsoN
NO. zoos CHIEsNUT Street,
DRY GOODS.
No. zoos CnIEsNUT Street,

In consequence Of the continued deoliue in Gold. wi
allow further discount Of FlVH PER OENT on q
purchases from their ... ......... . II.II
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TIE SLIME OF THE RIVER NnE-Is not more filthy and
maodcrous than the thick sediment Of the hair oooring
preparations sold In dsrkeued bottles Per contra PHA
Ions VrTALIA. or SALVATION ron THE HAIR, the only
srcls that will the natural color of hair has
no sediment and is perfectly transparent Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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DRY FKEI-The most snsctuAl wny Of guarding ones
health 70 keep the feet dry that can only be done
by the use Of India Rubber Ovrshoes and As the mole
ment upon would advise readers 70
buy none the best quality, which ouybe had at
GooDIKARs Headquarters No Ss Ohosnut street, South
aide. Philadolphia.
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RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women, aud
Children can be had at retail at the very lowest prces
Goodyears manufacture. old stand. No. sOs Ohesnut
street. lower side
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Mr.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY. the jeweller at No. u s.
Second street. of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
He has also hand largo assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is
being sold out below COST preparatory removal Those
who purchase at this at the time certain
to get the worth of their money -
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sNaER's FAMILY SEWING MACHrEs,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance In monthly instalments.
o. II. DAVIS, No. $40 Ohesnut street
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OAK HALL.
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THE EFPKCT.

THE EFPECT.- .
CHARLES STOKES, No s24 Chestnut street. having taken
tie lead in reducing the prices of ne CuonterGde Cloth
ing resping his reward in the shape of increased
number of orders fer his unapproachable styles of
clothes for the spring of Is7o.
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CITY ITEMS.

CLOTHING CHEAPER
CLOTHING BETTER MADK
CLOTHING BETTER OUT
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYWHERE ELsE
BENNETT o.,
No. bl8 MARKET STREET.
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FAuUREs.-Hundreds of persons have failed to get
their teeth extracted without pain by the OF Nitrous
Oxide Gas but the CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, mi
gnaors its in dentistry, fail Go to head
quarters
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e. THE BONDS
or THE
Chicago, DalViIlG and VilGGlHfs
RA1GRoAD co.
The Cheapest and The Best
Yet offered to the Public.
THIS WIZ BE poRNr our pr

The rich country the Road traverses,
with its agricultural and mineral re-
sources; ......I,T
The cash subscribed to the Capital
Stock; t.......,... ....,..r,
The excellence of the SO miles already
built, and it's full equipments ai bga
The plans completed and money ex-
pended for vigorous finishing of the
Line in the Spring; 't1t
The excessive earnings to accrue from
the completion of the whole line;
The ample Sinking Fund for the GER
tain redemption of the Bonds; at
The very liberal interest, running
over term of 40 years;
The security afforded by Registry;
The Mortgage covering the entire
Road, Equipment, Franchises, and all
Property, present and future-indeed
the security of twice the amount Of
Bonds issued
The low currency price they are now
offered at.
All this 10 verified in detail in the
coEaplete Pamphlet, which can be had
| of US.
We KNOW these Bonds to be good, and We
know the character and capacity of the Com
pany's estimates can be implicitly replied upoa
to give these Bonds the highest standard. We
therefore freely and fully recommend the~.
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In consequence OF the continued decline an told Will
allow further discount Of kIVE PER OKNT. on eli
purchases from their ....... |f.II
Entire Stock of Imported Goods.
This will embrace large mportation of H.
New and Very Desirable Goods,
Received per late steamers, and all opened within the
past TEN DAYS. Also, ALL OF THE STOoK remain
ing hand from season, which reduced In price
from 10 to 20 per the first OF February instant
making altogether customers greater difference
than the actual decline in Gold. ,ar.sl ]
The following lines of Goods viii be found sPEUIALLY
attractive and OHEAP;- MSS. ...- hin
SHIRTINGS and FRONTING LINENS. t
TABLE CLOTHS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS
DoYLIES, OF entirely new and elegant patterns.
TOWELS and TowELlNGS OF every description
MARSEILLES QUILTS, and all varieties Of
HOUSE.FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
FURNITURE COVERINGS, CREToNNEs, and
CHINTZES
LINEN FLOOR COVERINGS, TABLE COVER
INGS.
TABLE and PIANO COvEFS
REAL LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. .
CURTAIN MATERIALS and UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
An unusually large and attractive stock OF FIRST
CLASS WHITE GOODS, PIQUES, TI0IES, HDkFS.,
and STAPLE EMBRolDERlES .
No. 1908 CHESNUT Street,
3 tuths12trp PHILADELPHIA.