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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-10-07

1t is an UNFAILTNG REMEDY in all cases of Neural
ga Facials often ciccng perfect in less than
twenty four, hours from the no more than two or
three pills
No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has
failed to yield to this wonderful remedial agent
Even in the seVerest cases of Chronic Neuralra and
general nervous deranGcments-of many years stand
ing--allecting the entire SYSTEM its for a few days.
or few weeks ut the utmost, always affords the
tonshnG relief and very rarely fails TO produce
plelc and permanent Cnre
Ii contains drugs other materials in the slight
est degree injurious, even to the most delicate system,
aud can always DO used with parfect safety
III has long been i'll constant by many of most
eminent physicians who give it their unanimous aud
unqualified approval. The following, among many of
our best citizens testify To its wonderful efficacy:
"lIaying nSed DIR. Turner's Tc-DouloureuX or Unver-
ceS recommended TO patients suffering with neuralgia
have found without exception to accom- plish all
the proprictors have claimed.
}. II. DIILTNGHAM, Dents-s
II Winter Street, Boston, Feb, 18th, 1867
MIR. d. NJ H. story, for many years an apothecary in
this city and for three years during the war; the Hos
pita Department nLder the U. $. Government, thus
speaks of il:
81 have known Dr. Turner's Tic-DouIourcux or Uni
versal Neuralgia Pill for twenty years have sold
and used il personally aud have never known of a case
where it did not give relief. Customers have told me
they would not bo without it each pill 10 dollars
think it the most reliable aud valuable remedy for
neuralgia aud nervous diseases in the wOrl.n
roiS'a .Iurner Co.:
severely with Neuralgia The pain was
BILE. We tried various medicines without success few
months since we began the of your Pill. 1t has
proved perfectly successful and traces of the disease
remain l can gladly recommend youl remedy to all
sufferers from Neuralgia.
Respectfully youra, f. W. PELTON,
Boston, March % 1867. Counsellor at Law.
Sent by mail on receipt of price aud postage
One package, SlOo Postage cents
lis sold by all dealers in rups and medicines aud by
TURNER & CO. Sole rroprictors, 10 fremont ST
BOSTON, MASS. angj4t
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

s.-Weather though rather via
market. packed full Of dressed and mutton Texan sdes Of beef
hay :S aosT TO tsss T q 4 @ Of Of s a S m
dr,h numbering 1873 hesd sn making VIII the q arvo At
portion de Is c4rs held a! iTo togsIer
. TT % sgen I bneS, ssy 6ng 0f & fi, me sr
~ hard No such POOR cattle had yesterday
n very good oi. Of Ss eT Kentacy steer. aud ou ls could
G % a not % very S 5 & @ SSS ~ H. s Total 1'; o & E, head S's % 'TS s
bernni9g wh sqndAy what's the matter .h an ~
before but that they could sell cattle pe~ several hundred
le the ySrl- and The poceis Of owner, .ee very light
Alton nv Ts for S"pey MePrr.op. fo j. B. Hantsr Tor
Burnett chr'y and the same for Transmar CO.. for MARI
The Gor e. lo3 Cherokee slaughter and aa1 Illinois
ale s b wssthems g est and tying to -yerage la
p q & IS 1 vfn1 % ro tor g. @ syesqe iSa M
= GhS G;r BaTneti Chf q cst At igGijc AMI 8 0So for
J. Dafy fr Hunter nest :; a, sbou, lor
, l2l lie and ls finnish M,.oad cattle fr srermaH Co
!. os s'G,i S s e ;' % @ s, GE G T. A1o%c 5
atnr B,s hs'e most Of tn, g4 for S0''e' srd for '"
ne -,ndr cattle IA illinois fair TO prime selling by
n fh M = Ss OF I & n , r. % .s % rs r T. PEI % S & "a % ~ d. 9 LIZ Vi no At
help be- vel - ohef' stool IL rei om hard 0arse Ike he
5. Sehqer % good M y Indiana alic 81 y PER
ev g Illinois 81 Set At iJ ,ni II? o,9s ao c i}GI'
IT, e y t : e s & e. ia i ssnco IT, ';' S S s ., D% 3 .d i y. n
Bright Pagan . car tanadisns 1000 H. Of Ioic s n per
smother li5O H. 4, lie allowance aud st
st. S.sis s @ Ho at sRasS' cs@%aa .lS q 2i for '' ss y @
fairly active and prices vel sustained ou poorer ocs show.
lower G. L S22 heal and i per for thin slecNh 'ic
for Western lambs
SALES Fotyegh by Hume Elliott g state sheep 10 No.
5ic do ssa ll0 b. 10; Canada alo8 b Ole -
81 G2 6le Aso Of Canus lambs IL # o od slc lGl Of
G5di0 10 AZ &c., and 65 of6 h a. 8ic.
j. Kirby 20 state sheep ~ n n4.e OFF, ~ e o. 81
h Sc; ~ Of ~ ~ pc; liU of 70 h. 5c q Mh lambs - n,
de y Canada. 20 10 5tc.; ltg State ~ N Sc.
AZ Wehsskfn r. Lrch sold Ohio sheep. n n. dc and
"a 6gl n. al 4!c
A. Comnmpsv Go. soi 2G Ohio sheep 7le do
81 TO- 4!c; 22f of61 So Il 5c 56 OF
j. " Picoc sold AZ Ohio poor sheen - 25 each G6 ofGN NJ
N 2 Indiana ~ o. 4lc 30 do, s4 n, Sc 20 OF 20 b Ac,
aud 10, after 20 hal been thrown o. n a Sc.
SwGNE-Arya tpi,y. II Comnunipaw Weehawten
sBd forh, making 1851 bead completing 282a8 sor the
week The market little live selling d1.,.
ded at 9. oesr price for light re, County dressed
jersey varrd fm ~ 0c Tor II
light. sales Of Fori.thst Ohio n sc ,sr 2IO
H. ~ -. ears, 2i5 b slc., and ear. ~ ~ ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

nually in Ncw-York Gse Of Government tar. and are
convertible into the capital stock of the Company,
nj the option Of the holder
The Road trayerses the beat district of South Caro-
lima; untes the harbor of Port Roya-thc finest har
bor south of Now -York-with Augusta GcortRi, and
there connects with all the roads which center AT
that point.
IL forms. with the Savannah and Charleston Road
line as short any other from Augusta Ia SavaD-
nah or Charleston and IN the Atlantic or Scab0ard
link In THROUGH LINES Of road extending west be-
yond the Mississippi. These facts il % business
second to that II no railroad in the South and render
its Mortgage Bonds secire beyond any question The
Road will be- entirely finished ready for business, by
MAY I. 1871.
We confidently recommend these bonds Ia our
friends and customers ~ perfectly sound and prot-
able investment Pamphlets and maps giving fuller
information sent on application. We also nave va
retv of Registered Bonds issued by towns and coun-
ties in Illinois the interest upon which Is collected
and paid by the State, for sale on favorable terms.
HENRY II. BOopY d Co. IL Wall ri.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
SECOND BOARD, l2! NJ. AND 9t O'CLOCK Il. NJ.
sd IA
FRIDAY. Nov. l-P. N.
lot O'clock A. N.

During the forenoon stocks were steady, with
hut slight fluctuations and with only moderate huSi-
ness Complaints Of duDoSt are heard in most of the
brokerS' Offices and the operators per cent turns
nnd it difficult TO make the market available for such
Transactions The put and call business IT, perhaps,
about as ourishing any branch of the stock trade
and in gold particularly, the brokers who make this
branch Of the business specially have been actively
employed. An increase OF transactions in this line
10 rather indicative Of nmdty on the part OF
speculatOrs showing II does disposition 10 limit
and lack Of confidence the market either for
rise OF fall The strongest stocks Of the day were Read
ing Pacific Mail, Western Union and Rocb Island. The
prospect Of early peace il Europe. anticipated from
the reported arnstice has had little or no effect upon
the general share market Many anticipated a more
active money market in England, a. the immediate con-
sequence and lower price for cereal products hut,
the other hand IL is claimed that our cotton crop VIII
command higher price under al increased export de-
mand. decidedly frmer and more active market de
velOpod itself in the afternoon for several ot
the prominent stocks. and prices were higher.
Western Union particularly active and advanced 10
Al. Reading, y. Y. Central Ohio and Miss, and North
Western Preferred were also IN better demand and
higher This sudden change in the tone Of the market
within few hours attributed 10 the bull clques who
have apparently concluded stimulate prices. 1t be-
comes evident that the market its improve
ment TO this influence when the stocks which have been
most affected perceived TO be those which so
largely owned and controlled by these combinations
The bears who had closed their short interests TO large
extent during the ample time allowed them
will hardly venture 10 attack the mar
tet until the fresh upward movement
s1hausts itself The bull movements lately have not
been governed by the shrewdness and intelligence
usually displayed by them. If desrOus Of checking the
decline and Of turning the tide, it 10 be expected
that advantage OF the shorts would have been taken
week ago when prices had been marked down under per
tent hammering and large sales; but hesitation evi
IDENTIFY prevailed in the councils and the bears had thu
agood chance protect their sales and bag very ai
profits the turn There is in consequence some chuci
Ting in the street the fraternity OF growlers tina
speculatOrs should have been thus outwtted.
There active movement in Delaware. Lacka
Western which from llO TO 11Oa and Chi
tago Columbus and Indiana Central which ranged from
Is4 TO Miscellaneous shares. other than those above
mentioned dun and neglected, were also Express
shares The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
FAMILY MARKETS.

FRnAI Nov AMei and poultry the leading sruc. on
The stands h0se which absorb most of ho Interests and around we
markets Poultry IN It's yaree coming in freely sn1 he pftn'
weather s sale rough Ots sent while The weather
selling along the walks at lower prices but eo es
for turkeys; Csc for M for tame
dcls 81 80 pair Msad and black dueks - ~ Tor canvas
Tehsad; 15 for Teal Wdreon; IS dok for
snile pigeons quail and ~ for rIuab
abundant and rather oNe rabbits PLENTY
heavy supply and generally cheaper Al east
butcher have lowered thin Texan beef Quarter are s ng
Pnme beef not plenty and u no lower HIND
onsters retail l2Gl4c fore quarters 70l0c whole
sheep had anywhere from 2c Prime veal j. scarce setng
22d2ie hind quarers l3d for fer fores Grass
veal sold lic and &C. respectively Pork If lower sholesAe with
much change 90 retail
sh than formerly and hind
and halbut 25. vhteih, 2O salmon trout BE-
and salmon. Sc. n.
In the fruit hne apples are in large supply and Of good quality grapes
the lighter demand; ounces falling on and VARYING
peach basle; common, at - 23a ~ few
Sttk kel ee honse sale az hgh figures
Butter has downward look The great bulk Good butter
ID, 45c. retail Realy pime still higher Very lined
eggs 81 doubtful quality on the market
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
vERNmYE 4 Co, BANHrEs

10 10 NHNNTTI rI.f WV NJ
Offer to investors the following Securities: 1000
NEw-YoRK CRY per cent Bonds OF 1870. lssI, 1881
NEW -YoRK County per cent Bonds, 1881
LoNG ISLAND RAILROAD lst Mortgage per cent
Bonds. ,,.
gage per cent Bonds.
t,KM,Mtzoo AND WHITE PIGEoN RAILROAD lH
Mortgage per cent Bonds lintTcst gadraHnd by
Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Cor
Tie interest on the bonds Of the State oi Alabama
due the first Monday III November, Will he PAID on
and after that date by
HENRY CLEws & Co. No. - Wall-st,
Bankers and Financial Agents tor the Stat. oi Ala
hama.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
RECEIPTS OF pRODJ'CF

70 N0rN RItfr, Itssss, dad RIiIOads.
Nov fJ pkgs Ashes pigs. BesSsI sI bales Cotton
Cotton seed ~ bbs Copper M pkg Di F'ut 95 bb- Eggs
u & b fou 200 bhs Com Meal t0J bags Com Meal % $50 hush
What BSA bush Corn ~ 29 bush Oats 9bil bush Barley
GrsS oS pkg. Bucswhea ou 81 bags b. T. Peas II bush
Beam "! has Hops blO sides Leather ~ bb Crude Tgrpsnne
AZ bb Spirits Tsrpenne 2s6 bbl Ron 9a5 pbg Butter
pAgs Beef 81 pigs Land az ohs PORK 70, pkg Cus. 80 tes
Lsr oRD Pkg Cheese - pkgs Stean ~ TaloN
on 'At 80 bag Peanuts " pg Rice lg pgs Starch ~ hsgs
Wool
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

state bonds weak on sou'" s, Tnc ,.ark,, was
steady on ,, and Se better dis
more "eu's alluded 10 above declined per cent
.r'ssNa ,,sh rallied fraction at the afternoon Board
70 "' cold at CO.. 0eoi; old at Ca Georgia 7s
or and yirsinss new c' and registered old AZ Sos
- - -.,,av.,,, were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
TWENTY YEAR GoLD BoSps

% IHE POBI ROYAL RAILRoAD COMPAKY.
Tbese bonds are secured by deed Of trust 70 Tho
Unisn Trust Com pany Of New York, covering the
entire property and franchise Of the Company.
Tbsy bs.I seven per cent interest payable Seni- an
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
financial.

UYlcE 0y PACIFIC M,L SfEsNsnP TO- Nsw.Yosr Nov 1870
IWENTG-THIRD ANNUAL ELECTION
Notice hereby that the election Direction. Of tb.
Pacific Mail steamship Company viii Oue.
Nos ~ AID bl Wall WEDNESDAY Nov 1870 between ih.
hours Of u aud TIE Transfer closed ppars
IhlhSDhl Nov H. AT 10 Ry Of OF
rhhODoRBT 7. JOHNSON Secretary.
u T.. WOOD, No. 23 Nassau-st,
We OHes for sale
ALBANY AND srsoCEBAESA RAILROAD BONDS ,.a,,,i.l.
ana By Delaware and Hudson
NEW hth AND ORANGE FIRST AORrGAGE5 pei cen,B BONDS
per oent "''' - '''''' :
Ngw YORK AND Ygw.JERsEy TOWN BONDS : p.r cent
ILLINOIS TOWN BONDS, Registered 10 per cent
tOR SALE by ASSIGNEE IN BANK
htPlCt-LAuRBNs RAJ LRoA AD.-Dici Court of the United
A's S'h ,afoioA hsnci-ll the natter
"mpah bsainPt-ln bsBkTupty. BT of g.
:. is' nlioi St.,e. e' soaih CsoBa District will
ssl ~ pnhhf oarJ 10 the Cu of Connbs South C.naa =. II
o' .rSs on WhDahSDAi the 7th
ron hea and numbfshoes all r-d,mpsu being oey.r
n,t, .hh h..lnls, o,ed ihs folo~Bs property H, Tho
WAIfH TANKS Aad STATION HOUSES all the IoConoTIyI
'A .nd MACHINERY and all the Poperty and l,-s
pef'"hs on tss' description whatsoever the LAuRHNS
hnLhoAD .ohfAhi and all III. nghu pnyes,s hAnohl.-s
RAILROAD COMPANY. On the folo.nr terms y,, Ea,y 49,
ussa uol !" be Psdih cash. Aai III.
ehAAe PAYABLE yss sh int,r, "A ..xe, ,
cent per ,Houm pay.b. Annusl nr- by porkagr 81
leave To ~, n, whole hid Ia cash be prefer, 10 40 Co
JAMES NJ. BAXTER ASssnes
a N r,, d, .,.,,.,. .. u Lsurvus Railroad ,ompsny.
u IhE LAlhksh RAILROAD 10 miles IN length
% H Sm Isafeh,'ie n &, through productive. cotton
fon and density gopeai eouny connecting At Sswly -ih
u. ohthhVilLk AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD AM tsGruaios
sp"sinS The offered viii .iady fs,Id :,
'H|'A""'" JAALs n, BAATkH. A'.spss, ks-terp, j. q.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

The Government bond market hss been quiet and res
nlAt@l sy the price Of gold. PTiCss heavy and
Iover IN the morning, DuG CLOSED STEADY ~iL sp ips-
proved feeling
Esi Hatch report - foEsws s,,Ss:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. n - bhiCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH. }
BANKERS and Dealers IN Government Securities, I
No. ) NASsAC-sT., NEw-l YORK, Nov. 4, 1870
THE FUNDING OF L. $. FIvE-TwEsSTIEs into
rstclass security, paying the same rate of interest
six per cent gold, and which cannot be called in
under % years without the consent of the holder.
may now be effected at a clear profit of about uenty
per cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BoNDs OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
The five-twenties of 1867 selling to-day at 109.
and the Central Pacific Bonds at 81 ; 81 900 of the
former will buy 81 600 of the latter and leave nearly
| $500 for or for reinvestment; or 5000 of the
former paying $500 in gold annually will buy $4,000
of the latter paying $3.50 in gold annually and leave
! "A balance in cash of over S25.
! The Central Pacific is completed, thoroughly
built, well-managed road, doing large business,
and earning immense revenue. The Bonds are
well and favorably known and constantly dealt in,
both here and in the chief financial centers of Eu-
rope, and they can be disposed Of al quoted market
price with the same facility as Government bonds,
and are daily quoted at the Stock Exchange.
Having originally negotiated these Bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and value, we have introduced them as a speciality
in our regular business in connection with deal
iDgs in Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation to our friends and customers de-
string 10 make investments or TO fund their five
twenties upon advantageous terms without reduc-
lion Of interest. FISK d HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

COFFEE-Bazh quiet holder Anticipating hgiu
and offering with modeou business hostveI = still
very quiet Rio u! dac Java AGlc, and hsraoabo 3alac
Of O0 Domingo for export 500 bAgs Leuas and go
bags MslAeaibo private terms.
bYEWOODS-TEee has been only moderate demand o most All
coming under m heading last and pno are
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
}. EDGAR THOMSON, T,,

J. EDGAR THOMSON,
CHARLES L. FROST Trustees
500 per against The portion OF
The line fully compile tel and equipped.
create. part i aIre dv in operation and the present
earnings of the operating expense and
The balance the wors necessary establish through
the distance ST. Pn and hcago
miles 81 miles To St Louis rapidly IN time Tor the
the coming which u estimated will double
ol tue road
Tie this Road running does through the
ck-setd richest portion Of the state
Of Iowa with it. present advanced condition and large earnings
uuhes ahCy recommending these Bonds investors a.
undoue small quanuy 81 ibe only
remains un.oh aud when the slerr completed which viii b. h,
Fail immediate advance usenpton be hoke for
The Bonds have 30 convertible at the option OF the
holder the stock Of the Company and the payment OF the
principal provided FOR BY sinking fund The eonvem privilege
attached Bonds tht
msnd considerably above United states Five
Tweue, present pno a. interest
she Bonds regard item safe aud
uy equal Railroad Bond issued and until they
placed upon the NewlO Stock krhauge the rus Of which
quire the road be completed ohge ourselves 10 huy
tue Of these Bonds @ by after tin, date at the pnee
realized BY o their sale.
All marketable Securities taken payment free Commission aud FL
chargeS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Railroad bonds firm average amount OF bus
ness Central Pacics ranged from 9ol to 81 while Unions
sold 50 Rock Island u.s. ga and lst Of C. G. and e.
AT sl3 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

FRUTTs-We have active demand foreign
dried Of all kinds ooleT, sales
which prices cose. snni 2O boIes Valencia Rsns pn-
yate n; $50 quarter bore, LAyes at 80c hsve. al 1; 600
Sanes lyt gold; $50 bb Od CGraHts .c I 50
DO New at 2lc and 81 eases Citron at lO!c.
GRAINThe Wheat the favorable foreign yices
and 203 better the demand mainly for
There INCLINATION sell and prices have upvari tendency st The
quest hardening pc,s Al the close the usTke ou
Of holders checks business for export We noc" m 'p
OO bush at ~ 2dsl l for MIed SPRING ~ for No.
Chicago Sprng 2sforNe~ No ada l2 for Milwaukee
81 % for Amber d. Ordinary Prime; ~ "a White
igan the later for Kalamazoo 81 40 for 0hvs Amber do $50
.sukee 81 % New and Old hIeL Bsreyf fair demsnl
the business, light s, Of II 500 bush slaS. for
State and 81 iOd 81 Is for Canada West Barley Malt quiet
rowe better and fairly active the ,sle 900 hush
New Ohio at Ssqs on traet s'asIe Gaos, and Mired e
trst and Western A d55.c aroa Rye hTm but quiet Corn
opened very held OF and the
about yerys figures; the saes $40 Damp
at8JdSc Western Mixed at S5GS8 the latter for Choice s9ost
Western White IS &c. DO Yellow al 9 Southern White
GUNNY BAGs-The market dull and phces uomu,y
changed. We quote lSdlSe.
GGSSY CLOrII-Tbe market dull and prices unchanged at
HAf-for North River Bale good demand ap the
vi 0d FL % for shipping and g. Dyd$ tS for Retail lots STRAW
Al ica % for Long Rye and odss Tor Short do cash
HbMPThe market has continued dull a. le gold for MANILA
HOPSNew fair demand and the market firm We quote
l6dl for N.vYori State Oh dul and price. nominal
iNDlG0The market remains very quiet but prices without
Bengal per Ib goI 81 5Oas2 20 Guat.malssI 25asi -
Madras currency. goa 80 Csracss ODQ Is
hsals SF1 sSd n... io@ ss demand g., c,.
Iron light prices change,
Old continues IN FOOD Irqus. a stead, pIee. .s rsS .
pnees without quot, Pix
articles coming heading without
change The business has been only moderate extent We quot,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
!. CoIeman Benedlet's closlng dnotations vere

The chief feature OF attraction a. the stock Exchange
the gold market which has been more active and
excited than for several days In early transactions the
price declined from l0s 10 no. the lowest price touched
Bce July s. 1852. The decline directly traceabe 10
the large amount Of gold coming from the Treasury, and
the prospective heavy disbursements during the re-
msinder Of the year. Al the decline there large
purchases, both 10 cover short contracts and
for commercial purposes which carries back the
price 10 ll0l al which and no.. fuctuated up 10 the
close the Boom. The umored armistce between the
French and PruSssn armies encouraged the downward
turn, though is doubtful il any short lines were
put out on that The policy Of the Treasury in
santy reducing the public debt together with large
iy increased cotton and grain crops, aud the cOndi-
uon Of the foreign exchanges conducive 10 a
lower premium, Notwithstanding speculative endcavOrs
"a sustain the price Cash gold in better supply,
and rates were Nat and and per for carrying.
The steamer Ishnal sails tomorrow with upward OF
tsOo0OOO In specie Of which s200O were brought in
yesterday by the Merida In transit from Vera Cruz 10
Europe. The day. business al the Gold Exchange Bank
wa a. follows gold cleared s77iOOO gold balances
Ns,g $40. and currency balances h,sCg6'. The follow
,ha al uua
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

hO"ks MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st, New-Yorl. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having it at all times subject 10
check on demand, can do 30 by deposting with this
Banking House. which allows Interest on the entire
daily bassoes at the rate of per cent per snpum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates,
Orders for the PURCHASE or SAL. Of stocks Ronas
or Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Alabama State Endorsed Bonds, issued under guar
antee of the State of Alabama TO aid in railway
strucon, bearing per cent gold interest, for sale at
95 and accrued interest in currency. The indebted
of the State Of Alabama, exclusive of its trust
funds for educational purposes, amounted the lst
of November 1869. TO S55SOOOO; while the State val
nation available for taxation in of $780,
OOOOOO and the population numbered 100000. This
record s not surpassed by that of any State in the
Union.
The bonds named above are secured, however, not
only by the obligation of the State, Endorsed upon
them, but also be first mortgage ON completed
railway lines the present earnings of which and the
prospects of future employment would be sufficient
in themselves TO insure the value of the obligations
without the additional security afforded by the State
credit.
For sale by Henry Clews & Co, 32Wall-st, Fnan-
cial A gents for the State of Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
OCEAN Cleaners.

~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY clock H. pTeeey roa
Pier No. 4Sorh River
MISSOURI Capt. J. r. Edwards November TO-
M0RRo CASTLE, Capt r. Adams November T..
COLUMBIA, Capt Is Van November "a.
For IRE ght passage apply TO s. q. WHEELER, President
M Roxling
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF lows, connecting ST.
Louis and st. Paul. and running through the finest
portion of Iowa, is now nearly completed. The re-
naming million of its per cent gold First Mort
gage Bonds is offered at 20 and accrued interest
Parties who desire strictly frst-cass investment
of the very best roads in the country are in
vted 10 examine into the merits of this security.
1t pays fully One-third interest than Govern
ments, which are taken in exchange at the highest
market rate. w. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer,
81 Pine-st., New-YOrk
After full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire to recommend them to our GUS
TONERS As A THOROUGHLY SAFE AS WELL AS PROFIT
ABLE INVESTMENT. JAY COOKE d Co.
Pamphlets, with map may he obtained and sub
snptions will be received at the COMPANY's Or
FiCEs, No. ~ Pine-st., New York at offices of JAY
COOKE d Co. New York Philadelphia, and Wash
lngton the BANK or NORTH AMERICA, and bank
ing houses Of HowEs d. MACY, Ncw-York.