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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
fflarble ano Slate alaniels.

nECORATED MARBLE MANTELS, Wains-
coing Tops representation Of all Poren Mar
bles black engraved in gold Adeheh
Company 9 Broadway Branch Wreroom 427 Fulton st. Bloo n
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS:-P Plain,
~ Marble Decorated prices from go so and upward
$40 Slate WORK every description, plain and ornamental
PENRHYN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Eghteenth.t,
Between Fifth nj SiIth-sves
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
WI Grayesiones Tiles Table and Plumbers Slabs shoSroon
with finest assortment Of MANTELS. Prices reduced.
A. KLABER lJi and l6 East Eghtecnths, New lork.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
WI and elegant designs from 80 $l2 SIS up to $50 II b.
STEWART Co.. SKhsve bet Tbyffth and ThirtysthHs
- KT-ARER 81 Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, 223
-. West Ffyseconist between Broadway AMI Eighth
Marezed Mantes Monuments Haistones Tiles "anseo
Ing Of superior SInaBshiD. Cheapest in this CITY
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au.tion aaIes Of Rfal Gstate.


T. A. LAWRENCE, Auctioneet ..
DY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY a. FLEURY.
The GREAT EXCURSION SALE OF THE
SEASON.
$4,000 PRIZE.
FREE RIDE AND FREE LUNCH
HOi FOR JAAIATCAi!i
500 LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS
10 be sold on the premises,
WITHOUT RESERVE,
$40 MONTHLY,
n desired at
EAST LAWN, JAMAICA, l.. l.,
JUNE 20 AND q, AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON.
A GOTHIC COTTAGE
and premises. valued At 5000 gveE to the purchaser
A PRIZEi
Ako,
ADMIRABLE VILLA PARK PROPERTY.
Jamaica Is within halfhour the city ferries fare by The 10
tickets u cents i5 AyeAr-SeT little more han
fare in city
This large and beautiful village to be dy enjoys hr'cas'
church and school facilities.
The property caen the finest aud heahiest section OF the VII
lage surrounded BY splendid cottages Title perfect
Free tickets information obtained at the Offices OF
LAWRENCE, OAKLEY 81 FLEURY,
10 PINEsT., NEW YORK, AND
SUMNER G. BUSBY,
I24 BROADWAY, BROOkLYN, T. d.
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COUNTRY BOARD

oa tbe ca,sLiJ can he obtained private family in Hunter
s.n a,srassed for beauty scenery health For terms al
dress RISK Hunter Greene Co, ~ Y Reference: r. nh1Srs
SH Hearst Brooklyn, s. A. Woodrow, - heWst, newton
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RUTHERFORD PARK

CAN FURNISH BETTER PROPERTY AT LOWER PRICE
THAN GAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE AT AUCTION OR PRi-
vATB SALE USE YOUR OWN JUDGMENT By PERSONAL
VISIT, OR CALL ON
GEO. T.. WOODWARD,
I9I BROADWAY, NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18

7OUNTRY BOARD at Freeport, Long Island Island
- mail nys,e family gouh accommodate few BOAIDh,sSj
cation pearanti near Souh Side Depot Apply 70 siDHbi
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NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT OF
~ CoRTLANDr sT.Ror WEST PHlLADkLPhiA as sad ~
M 5:O- night For Philadelphia via Cas-
den m ami D Fur BALrIMoRE anil WASHINGTON sj
TER WEST Baltimore $50 a 80 and $50. Por rHE
SOUTH AND sOUTiiwBsg seA m s.zo' u For rhs wssr.
via Railroads.&c. aud = Silver Palace
are saksd 10 the $50 N through New hVs-
bargb Cnenna Chicago without Silver Palace
attaches daily and hroash 10 hlsoTgh Cnesnsh
Louisville Chicago without ehsos Tickets hr sale al o' Il
Cotl.pdt Il and D.sluss Rxpex. Broadway (sDsy)
NAV u. WI JACKSON, heneFal Sup enntensenl
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OrTicE on THk SECOsD.AvR RAILROAD tosTs'I.I
Nsv-lYuE March 10. 1913.
4

7 ANNUAII IaNV "
VOIDFRS ofbe SECOSD-AVE RAILROAD tpMH4N} 'ar me
election Of directors Of Eertust The ensuing Fes
h, b..i on MONDAY April 1870 No D. ra4, '. + %
Pol opeps AZ ooek a. oocE Ire Vsn'ier
wv Wal " ~ HARVEY WOODS. ec-re.rr.
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COUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILROAD CO.
y COUPONS Bonds OF tLs sal %
paid anu after that date a. The O1es ~
P. NJ. MEYERS I Co,
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rru.BgpHlA Marc Ji--Coton unchanged Qusrco, Bark
rf- clover - Ga ~ IS Timothy unchanged
sT dl P-rus7yaus Extra Family, - y. - 81
80 ~ UNCHANGED Wheat lal. Eel unchanged, White, U
go Rg- . a. pie Corn a-n. auc higher; Yellow,
Sfl O.ts am G55c Petroleum nominal Crude. ls Re
I'D Ei- u.obaug@l Whisky quiet al 3c % i0
q - 81 o. fof lrou-Douua - ,.,.
EIlr.p0sE March J-Coou quiet ct 22d22e fcf sidding
ore s..ve t-n-r Howarit SLpertne - o. 80 90
fs I. $50 d. Family 25d=7 City Mis SuVerhre - -
tex F1.-a IS 40. DO. FAMILY. - 75Qs6 % western
e,-sce =. do EG-a - ~ - 81; do fayy sba
W-- QUIET. vsrs : Z6G II ~ harysnd - -
ighsr White, a o. yellow use a !.
% co. d57c Port trw 4Zq 80 - Bacon tim kb
Sides re Shoulders, lie Hans lS4Jc LATu
.r 4, n re Wtiskv 81 10 81 y Z97c.
LOUISVILLE March 3-Four straiyi Extra Family - Gram
az unchanged Provisions heavy Ness Po-k - ~ bseon
,toa &C.. Clear Sides. 5}ci Gear SIDES lbic bnE
g-1-,ta-8@s lt.r Clear Rib SIDES IKE Crsr Sides l9o
.a--Prns Ice iJic Hams-SugarCured. lbfc WHISKY qust
IonsceoSsrs ly5 ths al SJG - - io trusted %
o.- o- Lrgs ga So FOR CSmon Leafto Meduu wrapper
Ts,rDo Nsrrt flour dull Wheat advancing ano acVe No
Nh. Ws5s. O.. No White Michigan, = u Regular Want
Tegar = IAast %; Amber Michigan. - %, No Red.
% So Red C53. Corn STEADY and usehsnged Ne" S'e
Advancing No }. a<c heceiDls-roufi A0v'
s.s Wheat u bush Corn. 200 BUSH Oats ~ bush
lN~Nxkr 3L-FouT brn. with iair denand fAmiJ.
= H0s 100 T. Com 10 good oenshl a.
Oats frr 5lU57c Rive udohsuged Barley unchanged
Gdlrg Tobacco UNCHANGED, VIII hlut oelug
WlsEF sopaouud Provision hrH Mess POfk 20 buk
s-sSiads- dloc Sides. lSc for Clear RIB lJtdfic Tor
"sa- fos-d Bse1u hrn shoulders lie side iJgI'3c
o.. ti1. tear sd sold ljc aUgsTcored hAis 4' A@e ~
rt'sa 81. O.. &c. Exchange par
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,-1.,1, vnpE unRSE MARKEr


rrsapai Saba d;aai'1 % iHfhitJ0eT 81 O0rn L'NgV"
ana fOUrth-areS
decided IN Tire horse
ths o. classes Of horses tbe demand
- I'D Of hn-s hss be~u transacted tue street
es1-r horses which Of rapidly
uasuee both teams aul single horses THIS GAS
Rsss denaac Tore is considerable inquiry iG car.
the stock hard OF this class
:, sassltIy lgus. and holders fm IN their cemands
the scarrtT The country o. horses
a. tpos and tie difficulty OF repeushng s'ocAS
e request bet toe prices ASKED seen 70 o-'er
rrrrtrs-rs generally tbIuk that there
sr-lg and hopeful 81 IT. setting n Al a. eAf
a. give quotations Of the market; common "orS
-. 81 10 lsl sIng.e $50 for teams heavy
- t-Ses fnr single sud see 10 3O for teams
t horses and $50 20 500 for teams
100. sbd 700 20 1000 for teams; isncI
horses teams lzJV 10 r4atS
- 90 go 900. t-aite, S6u1 ~ = $40 and =ZaOu,
~ o. specs. lRy $40 10 $500 secoris 10 size.
..-- !.
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THE STATE OF TRADE


Io,Dos March 3s Consos opened at sJl for moneT and
~ ., M sruart Iseuty houIs. 1902, 81 1905
81, IE- "a Tee For;~, G-i Stocks stealv. EHe Raw.y
t,I- ll4i Atlantic and GREAT Western. 2sf
LvrErali March Jl.5 u.-COUou opened quiet Mil-1g
Grass 90. u llIuE orleans 1874
March sd 81 o quiet Trrrenti0e cul Calcutta
see. Las~3 o. and eadT : y per tah Common
IL. ore. 1u5 STEADY ia loo tfmer
ioSpos Mar,t 5-1 Tor money o.; f'r account
stdgs Ustet FyeTWsuy bonds 1862 81 1855 Old ~;
- g.. NtJcks quiet
LvEAfoo Ma-t 5l2 p u-Cotor Is finer Pork 81 y Dbl
g, E..srs Prime Ness Lard quiet Tslow q = cWt
Pass Nl-cs Oh The I.rs- opened quiet EeDtes ar o5
MlIcl 5peou opened quiet al 81 foT STANDARD
Vlts
IoSDoS Macs S-ly . u-CoBsos closed At e3i ~ both
American Securities closed Que United
s.is. lo DID, 51 1867 ~. Ten For
E1s Ia u Illinois CsulrS. lil Atlantic and
E, Western, Ii
L7sEropI Marct Sta u-C0ou siosed quiet and steady
N1r lgsrls De- M.cu. Orleans D.. to, o. the
4GV bales Cte 90 per for the best grades Of Amer
~ foe
Llsrlv M,-et 1i-Tsrov fat and unchanged
FEAyEF1ET March s.lhc- STATES fsrtseutv B0ats closed
Ia az banged
Rts sL-The Boa.s closed quiet: Reut.s 7tt O5e
EsSEs1ET Nsrel 5lrtd states FveIEeuty bonds opened
isTe arc f-u 90 s'. ..r tle issue Of l662
HITKE March sCO'u opened co e. both SPOT an aaoAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
PENSACOLA CITY COMPANY,


TO TfiF STOCKH0l DRRs-AcecfiDg To uuiesnSing h.
iser the ~ tneL0rrI Of the PENSACOLA CITY
-OhPAhl tl1 MAXWELL the perchsser Of The
Fuss1o C Company be has Company Uuder the
tte STATE o. fFCs ard entitled 20 subscribe Tor te hocG
~ uss toupsu oe interest TIE old Compsni provided
10 sutscrb for tbe before he l8tb lay - April 1870
az laraDs % the 18Th day ~ Apn 1870.
AM slh Subscriber being creditor Of The Pensacola CITY COMPANY
- b aAosee % BIZ by credit hi. claim.
b'0k, I" h0tsc Fou aud al The
eees hA8HELL Petsscos FLORIDA and the ocs - n T
hAlNhh G No Pnsst ke~i0rk City, Between %, Of ~
sue A. sbt he lSt DAY VI Apn 1870 wlep lie books ill
=
EDWARD OLMSTRD. ICommitss ofihe
CHARLES H. BOOTH, PeBsaeolA
IT HAMS jr. ! Cts Csmpsny.
TBE COUPONS of the INDIANAPOLIS,
u bLOOhIh6ION, aud WESTEKS RAILWAY BOADS. due
- 10 az o. TAG god free ~ srd after APPS
sainhg h0s's Of IUkhEk BROTHERS, u EAs.Iu-st
{ K GKICGs. Prss.dsHt
OTTcK % rHE PASAsA RAILROAD COgPAsr,
OFT " buLDs6s b MALT NV fOkE Mscb g. 1870
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
DE. oks o. ne PANAMA RAILROAD CoMrANi ~t.
NJ once OF NJ ConpaIg No b. Waist MONDAY the 40
.' 81 Asl ssII lie ia vps- ad oonuos open uut
- slahpH gOY. oecIessLJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
SibInuo Hntir.s.

Tai SEw YOsE HUD-oS RIvER RAILROAD Co.
TKsAsUExEs OVFck. ALBAsI March No. 1874 >
THE Directors of this Company have de-
i elarrd Dividend o -FOUR PER CENT ths CAPITAL
STOCK the Fseo t5<h Of
Aprl pert At the Duncsn Co. Me- Yeri
They have declared Dividend ofFOUR ~ PBR CENT
o the CONSOLIDATION CERTIFICATES Of IA CoBpAsy tree Of
psr.be ,non Company.
The Of
sa.nr.y 9thj Of March aud Oil be
morning o1ussaJ the Nnesrh sh day Of April
Bs1t h. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

GaLVrrs March jCou quiet bot firm Good Ordinary l8e
il ' 500 coasels- 1850 bale.
.. q 1ses Exports 90 Grea; Britain g. aJ bales
tEr DkLEANs harrh and steady MddEngs ~
o. sales 200 bales; -eep.s U4 bales; cOstr-e DO ba.s
lG bales. sIparijo Britain 4 bales New lork
u. Ases sioct $50 ~ bales
fgsIE A., March 3L-Coon in good demand and tending
a. ling el01e saes 80 bales, receipts, ga bales exports
pa bales; stock. t3.i53 bales
harcu JlCotor QUIET hddlng 2ei sales 500
4 --r, irts 90 bales. stock 5l,,+o bales -
ca,pEsT1v C. March aCot;ou quiet but steady Mddlng,
rs bales; e1gocoasts - bales
81 IS - bales. exports Great British 2 80 bales
Essp5fF Va aColtou quiet bus tro Lo" Miing tOc
80, III bs,.s erportscoasis ~ stock 5t brs
r-salr March % Cotton quiet bot trm Miliug TAG net
- H. coas.wse. - bales, total Is bales STOCK siy
49,. o., ,-
B-,v Mach 3-Coito1 dul and nominal ndling o. sales
az, receipts - bales co~ssse l'y ta-e' 'O 90 1ai5'
- NC
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.


V.~v Is rt- A.hes pkg BeesVA1 8ol bales Cotton 72+
So "a 20 r. WI n3n bIsA Corn 1870 bush Oats bs3
= ~ r brh tr.ss bush Beans lOJ bsgs Core
a. 4 ..s Cras Petroleum +76 pkgs BeAuei Petroleum b5l
= sf, Tu-ferse 2pil hb Tar. - bba Pitch 2251 bbl
. pkgs Beef 81 pkss Cut heats ~ PkgN Lard l3 Kegs
= Ia ps St-A1r Butter So kgs Cheese 4i IBIS
T., Taos pk.s Dried f.ts IL bbis Copper, oe bhS
Ti,sr bales Hemp ty SIDES Leailer ~ bales
s.. . fbs Toha-co go Iss Tobacco, ~ Pig Rec p bags
kas.u a lsgs G.-srlg <. 6.a'y Horns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Assorp place Bighthrt LBAyITr sTRBBBIGH
To- LIBRARIES CArALookD AND Sold
ALIEN MINER, Asetonser.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER, Sales
rooms No. ss Chambers and Gasnss Nos BIZ and
sl9 Broadway south YES; corner Of Twe.htst.
THE SALE OF THE SEASON.
M..sr. LEEDS MINER inform the public that 90 MONDAY
APRIL ls AND THE SUCCEEDING DAYS they vg the
Hoa.etod Faru,a-e rare Coriosiies aud entire
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAISTIIGs OP
J. =. BEAUMONT,


MOST VALUABLE sALB or
WORKS OF Act
ever advertised 10 this city.
The paintings been exhibition
.ioee their periods from thirty
eight to dve years since. ,nd are
ADMIRABLY FINE SPECIMENS
Of our own American BaroBe,a including
fes unasabted
GEMS BY THE OLD MASTERS.
Among The nAy painting GILBERT STUART
CHURCH EASTMAN JOHNSON. COLE, sULLY. LBUTzB HUN
TINGToS MOUNT sh. among the latter works by ClGSAN
DoMIsIcHINo L CARACCI yRLAsoUEZ J. CUYP. TiNTo
RErTO. zUcHARBLLI. VAN DIR MEULES sSYDERs ROSA DA
TIvoM. GONZALES. CoYPEL CARL HUBsRR zTRh, vER
BoECKHoVES aADoU. CHAvBT. BoBBB, GUILLEMIS
TscHAGGBsY DB BYLANDr PAUvBIBr. OTTO ERDMANs
CALSca HBRRISG, PERCY. HULL LRMPIBLD. PASSMoRR
CENT? CARL BECKER. Dg BLOCK, gLoRBST wILLEAs
PLATTRsL VAN HOVE, wALRAvEH VAN sCHESDRL. and
Others % sin ar greater celebrity q ths
ART CIRCLES OF MODERs EUROPR
This sussrb aud very viii be sold WITHOUT
RESERVE Ard exhibition and sher TUESDAY APRIL
s LEEDS ART GALLERIES wAers Catalogues and additional 10
foruaos may upon poe,s Pne Of Catalogue %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

New ora MsL p. 6'0Books for subscriptions 1, ta pr
FLRRED STOCK ~ ths Qckser aug Company noE ops
10 rsna
viii bye co4rs (s5, sbsr, Al In ~
,ltscrptou nil ben
al b. The stock Cancelled .hur h,
s-ssr ] L Randi kerrssrv -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01


LEGO wYCNOPP Cashier Of "Tb. New York Co. Natoa.
Bank that the shove the best
NJ ksosledse ard belief GEO Il. HlCkOfF Cashier.
COrrec-Attsst.
AUG. LlMBHRT.
FRANCIS l. Inland Directors
EDWABD HAlGHr,
STAT, Of MIR subscribed
before me thus 9TH dAv Of March l67D LRlaNp
Notary Public
THE COUPONS on the Bonds of the BRUINS
Il WICK AND ALBANY RAILROAD COMPANY, Of G-orra due
Apr, Will he and that dsie the BANKING House
HKNkY CLBWs co. u Ws.Lst, keu.} ork
HBNRY CLEWS. Treasursr
OFFiCs az THg CHtcAGo paNvLLE aNB VIycsSSEs
RAILROAD Co. Ne. ~ Pinest. Hew.lork 49, 1917
FTHE Interest Coupons of the FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS Of the Chicago Dauvie vncennes Railroad
Co. due Apn viii be psfn gold al the Ot o hr CompAnS
PiRAst r. T. JONkN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

HARD.
u JOHNSTON VAN TASSRLL viii give their personal attention
Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE the residences Of a1les
g.,ne Ass bold weekly Of furniture at
the,r spacious J7 Nassau opposite sas
Po.sOfce.
lime ART SALE-Clint0n Hall Book Sale
L rooms Galleries LEAyiTT STREBklGH Co, Auc-
soneer FRIDAY SATURDAY EVENINGS, Anvil aud 2 st =
o'clock Sale valuable collection q ENGRAVNGS DRAWINGS,
ETCHINGs and RARE PORTRAITS offered b. aGGss
an this cty comprising lumhef Of Theatrical Portraits
our yer bne ODDS formerly property Charles keane Caa
logue, ready. engraving, On eThbiion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS of the CITY OF
BURLINGTON ION Alle Board
exchange
payable
CITY ~ New York for ed Bonds
hsnrtoders
being ssned under The The Enabling Acr Of the
sinking hDa aud i5e Of the Of The
bonds sDd the payment guaranteed bodrrs
Of Old Bonds aud Coupons isu for Xcauzr The
signed tie First National Nsoua State Esuk Of Burlington
losG sbo sill make the eIhsnge and The New Bob
expense To- holders VA BILL Mayor.
Ify Of E .lgf4u. Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

s-u With good dersnd sale. gro eel' 80 gi
rste 60 e. an for kItra Mess lstSs ~
Spft poriusl ssq , ~ for PRIME hess e -
ss a.. Reef ia improved dnane suo W,.,n Ont
Isis ~ IN ~ Ssrrtern sud Sl0ds3 p for Mes's'n
thb o. IL -, d,r scf sui strsdy ISLES Of 20 PbgA % -
ss Quee zoe rnge o. Seouess W az B,ov i. quiet And
rs 81 ~ IL Rsf N,sis Of OJ smoked N9ougrs Al tS~
gnes. 40 ua smoked Hans Al l'dLoc' 80 u'een
iss M o. md IS Bellies Al ~ Jc dressed bo.s se
lani a. ~ D. fr CIV Land moderate demaud ana hrntr'
~, r c Tor No !; l4 dlic Tor tV Aoo iOi
80 s,rrsrr $50 cs a. ltc. seller hree months 49,. or
''Rr-TEE-Cbcce grades are arm aDa s''1 N'"@"' '
-, hesvy. We quote; ss3Q
sls e., 5 bslf srkiu tubs good
60. fr And srkiu iuls lar 10
go. ~ tuh. good choce, fresh.
o. ,rd Western Fned to eheIce...
Os .sd western a good, a. to quality isis
sn as5,i va-abe BurOPe the business bow
''' a.. F,r,r rrrp, choice y r...........''s'i GA
go fr 70 goot factory iS Ia
sac isires gecc 70 is! m
Fsgash aary Couu........ "a
V,-uort dal1. common 10 Trs
psesrpe Stste. n ala
v-por ~ j. Am A.. verr unsettled owing to the failure o.
su si,s bcuse prfes are loser and noH ,. 80.
:. - at 2g arc for Refined ; W We quote. "A MA
Cu.s isg0g. grsvityi 10 ~. %
Kefu~f Gl00 rs rnme hgat 1'Is" " N-'' % -3g
k-sned no ssnlar shiie..''- io 6I0t
Sipltna r,snso ,c5a'' s'a'i"' "a 500 ~ gu
ks aeu q ho anal OF 70 The trade. 4lGoe for
Ya' ~ As e,n still rather moderate and previous
fvf tbs rsernrs les free and a. ne etose u"
- rather more srsdss Fai !. e. pic Rico Ard 30 eoIes
"a, on private terms kraBed doll At i. d4ie Tor hA'' ''' Al
one SEED. an, tur bat srm II l dl3ie for Cover the
- - a. -, In. ,ad 55o - Tor Timothy. EaHgt far Is
90 Al - lOd ~ IS Calcutta Luseed quoted a. - 'd - ~
ry,E1v better and active sales Ta3.e il bids and ties
.e,ye AID shade sue saes 200 bos 99aseie for
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CosPa~.

Nav Yurr v.r.. 3. io,.
4 MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ tins COMPANY will be held a. tleI ol s 10 -t'-.'
N..Yo-k on THURSDAY the 7b day Of Ap Isf, tr t Iu
Of DIRECTORS and other purposes & n Atb''-- n.
Secret
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-04

less Congress affords relief by providing
for an increase in the volumeo of currency.
The prosperity which has enabled the
government to draw more than a million
of dollars day from !he tax payers is
now succeeded by q depression which
has reduced the treasury receipts, m
der the same system of taxation, the
past month, 10 a point which has
permitted the Secretary of the Treasury
to pay only about half as much on the
public debt as he paid in November. If
this depression should continue and in
crease, as now seems reasonable, the rep
utations OF the President and Secretary
Boutwell,, as financiers, will go down as
rapidly as they went up. They will be
censured for that in which they are no
wise responsible, as they have been com
mended for that in which they were en-
titled TO no credit They had nothing to
do with The notifications of the whisky
and tobacco tax, which were chiefly in
strumental in giving us an increase of rev
enue; and they win have nothing TO do
with the financial legislation of Congress
relating to revenue this winter Mr.
Boutwcl's bill for funding the public
debt may be carried, but his views with
regard TO taxation and currency have no
more influence in Congress than have
thosG<f the weakest member.
The recommendation in the President,
message that the Treasury notes be repu
dated, in part, by shaving them at Tho
| Treasury Department, is the only one il
the message relating to finances which ha.
attracted attention, and the scheme ha.
been universally condemned as impracti
cable and dishonest Thus the fame o.
Grant and Boutwell, as financicrs grow
dim as hard times come on.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


What is the rational mode Of procedure in cases
Of general debility and nervous prostration? Does
not reason tell Us that judicious stimulation is re-
quired? To resort to violent purgation in such a
case is as absurd as it would be to bleed starving
man. Yet it is done every day. Yes, this stupid
and unphilosOphical practice is continued in the
teeth of the great fact that physical weakness, with
all the nervous disturbances that accompany it, is
more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetters
Stomach Bitters than by any other medicine at
present known. II is true that general debility is
often attended with tOrpidity irregularity of the
bowels and that this symptom must not be over
looked. But while the discharge of the waste
matter of the system is expedited or regulated its
Uilor must be recruited The Filters do both. They
combine aperient and anti-bilious properties with
extraordinary tonic power Even while removing
distractions from the bowels, they tone and
iuvigorate those organs. Through the stomach
upon which the great vegetable specific acts direct
~ it gives a healthy and permanent impetus tc
every cnfcebled function Digestion is facilitated
the faltering circulation regulated, the blood rein
forced with new accession Of the alimentary prin
ciple, the nerves braced, and all the dormant pow
ers of the system reused into healthy action; not
spasmodically, as would be the case if mere slim
ulant were administered, but for continuance
1t is in this way that such extraordinary changes
are wrought il the condition Of the feeble, ema
Cated and nervous invalids by the of this won
derful corrective Alternative and tonic. Let com
| mon sense decide between such preparation and
prOstrating Cathartic supplemented by poisonous
astringeut like strichninc quinia.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-04
psINCE KUpEEsT,S LAnn.

The rebellion OF insurgency, or what
ever IL may be most properly termed, Of
tic people of Rupert's Land, or North
west Territory, is exciting considerable
interest throughout the United States.
Doubtless orr readers desire 10 know
something of that country A writer in
the New York Herold says it is a part Of
the British Possessions, which extend
from ocean to ocean north Of us, and
which are some ninety-siN thousand square
miles larger in area than the United States,
excluding Alaska The TcbclliOus section
in question lies west Of Western Canada
and north of our Northwestern States of
Wisconsin and Minnesota and Of the Ter
IitOIics Of Dccotah and Montana We
suppose it ], intended to embrace the
whole Of the basin of the Saskatchewan
river from the Rocky Mountains eastward
90 Lake W nuipeg, and the drainage Of
the Lake on the east, and on the south, in
Guiding the Rcd'Iiycr Of the North, a re
giOu covering All area Of not less, we dare
say, than three hundred thousand square
mi.cs-a beautiful region for cereals, cat
lie and sheep, equal in Dimensions to seven
OF eight States Of the size of New York,
and no doubt capable of supporting TWEEN
IN millions of rnnDIg n fgCt aftrl tbr