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I1TWIUIt WIU IIIUFF ~F''F'''~f0'
DTCOR ATED MARBLE MANTELS, VANS
~ GOING Furniture Tore. &c. I IerIe cnaton o. Al n
m rhl. h 10 00 designs. black eneaye goh me
Ssli 90 2c Bro,u Branch waeolm, AZ Faionst, BROOKLYN
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS:- RAN,
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Ao Slate work Of eyery description, Ialh an oA
PENRHlH sLATk Co., No. 70 Nes, Eghieeetnss',
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTELS,
SH c.re ijes Table anil Plumbers SahsEos shoS-foous
Vim sre.t s.sortna-t Of MANTELS. Prices relucei -,
A. kLaBEl, - AMI l5 khsi Lghiethias ST. nes-iol,.
NgkREJ FIXED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
INA - cic.,-t d-.gns from 50 S2 SO up to S2sh !. b.
STEWART Co. Cos ;Ih-aye, teL ThTy-thh snd fliyHtss
- KLABER 81 Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, 223
lie and M,rIeilA Manes Monuments Hessiones lie ""hNo
irg OF superior aorkMans4ip. Cheapest IN THIS cay
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A NEW BOOK Just out-LOST ABROAD,
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The July number of The american Lar Re
rc5 contains, With other papers, clear end wellwren
history of the famous "Howand VIII Case" with fac
SMILES Of the three signatures about which such an i'll
teTestug question the trial. Ii Will he renen-
bercd that the signatures two supplementary pages of
the VIII Of Miss Sylvia Ann Rowland declared to be
forgeriCs the ground that they corrcspondod too
closely with the admittedly genuine signature Of the
first PAGE 10 have been produced in any other way than
by tracing. Not only the form Of the letters but the
spaces between them ana the distance from the margin
exactly matched. The large sum OF money depending
on this ISSUE the character OF the lady principally III
vovcd in f. ana the cxtraordnary Of the test-
mony offered for and against the theory OF forgery ren-
dcred this trial OF the most interesting in the recent
history Of the American bench. Unfortunately the main
question never was decided, for the suit was ultimately
dismissed upon technical point Of law.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ROAD COAIPANI'S FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN TER CtNl
FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal and in
terest payable in gold, at 80 and accrued interest
These Bonds are free of Government tax, Coupon o,
Registered and are convertible, at the option Of the
holder into Stock of the Company, at par The pres
ent advanced condition and large earnings Of the
road warrant us in unhesitatingly recommending
these Bonds TO investors as in every respect
doubted security.
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 80 Wal-st.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale %
the following desirable securities which they Offer
at low prices: l.
n Y and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold.
st. Louis and s. E. Railway First Mortgage Bonds.
per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent, gold, indersed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State SIS.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, Z per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
Gree of Government Tax
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS
Of the
WEST WISCONSIN II. r. Co.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870,
and convertible into stock
at par
Land grant of Over1 1000 acres from Governments
upon which, together with the Road and all ~
property, these Bonds are a First Nor, gage.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON ITS LANDS FOR
Is YEARS.
20 MILES FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived, with rapidly increas
ing receipts.
An airline from st. Pauls to Milwaukee an6
Chicago These lands estimated worth SS,G0OOQ
Total amount of mortgage, S4,OOOOoO.
PRICE, 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The Coupons are payable January and July.
Pamphlet, with full particulars, and Map, can bs
obtained at the office of
WHITE, MORRIS & Co.
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. % Wall-st I
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE Population Of an old Pear Tree is q col
Iecon stories Of insect life translated from the French
Of E. VAN BEUYssEI, by the author Of The Hcir Of
Rcdcy" and published in very pretty form by Macui-
ian Co. The habits and Of the common Insects OF
the field and orchard pleasantly set forth with an
admxture of fact and fancy, and the effect is heightened
by number OF excellent woOd-cuts many 81 which are
quite humorous
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EELIX ST. M0RT.-Thc love and sympathy
Of gr ais -, rsrnts I,tJr cs .Bpibur AID
ga o. vear r.,Jnd i-T ppor oses zoe
viii be loIgotsa
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE ~. 1870.
Passenger Station Newiork Of TSeuvsevenh and
Fourth-aye Entrance o. Twenty
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.lORK
For SenHaven AMI Bridgeport T. (Br) 1850 l2:l5 (EI
500 Er.J, 3!f5. 49, $50 and ok p. m. -
Milford strator FAIRFIELD Southport Weatpo 700 ll0
a m. 3:i5, 4:jJ, sni $3.50 p m. 49,.
For Norsalk, 1900 $500 (RI) 9@ 1850 R:l5 EEL J:O0
NEE 5i5 4;g0 lEH) 500 $50 and 300 lBSl p. m.
FOR Dariel, T. ll:a0 a. 3:a5, 4:J0, $50 sni $50
Tor ss@ori Z yEI l:9g M l2'l5 tELl 2;l3 (ELh
345 $50 tEI). 4:5 $50 $50. 1I5 (Er.l m.
For Geenrc and intermediate stations 1850 29 5i
AS $50 $50 7:l5 pm
sunday Mail Train leaves Tventsevenh SewYOrE at for
Boston via both Spungf~h Ine and shore Ii. e.
=. CONNECTING TRAINS.
iot Boston, via Springfield, m. and D. N.
For Boston, va Shore Line l2:l5 p.
fo Hartford aud Springfield m 25 40 to Hartford
3p
For Newport r. L. 2l5 Er connecting with Steamer
Eargansett Bay. irving al Il nm.
For Connecticut River Railroad l2:l5 p. Montreal
p. mt NORTHAMPTON.
For Hartford Providence, and Fsbki Railroad m l25
For >loc Linz laig at NoTsich PoyideHee l2:l9,
9:DJ; 20 Hew-Louion q p.
Northampton 10 Miliamsbufgh.
For Housaonic Railroad 4 IN. and p.
For haugagck Railroad a. and 40 10 waterbury,
For Danhury an NOrgalk Railroad l2;l5 ami $3.50
For NesCaltan Railroad, q. l2:l5. 4.0 and $50 m.
CommCdou Sleeping attached and 20 sun
d. Mall either Line Dravng Room Car ait4ehd TO the
m and o.. n. trains. JhMkS n. IOlr SUPERINTENDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

The Handy Book Of HasbdRdrH by Mr. GEORGE
f. WAXING, ir., work which have already directed
the attention of readers is ready for delivery
by f. j. Treat & Co. Ii is large, handsome volume,
tastefuy bound and abndanty illustrated and fulfilling
admirably the authors purpose of guiding farmers,
young aud Old in all the practical details Of an agricul-
tura life Ills instructions wide Of topics
the selection Of fam and its proper size, the construc
ton and keeping Of fences roads and buildings, drain
age blowing subsoiling trcncmng, and manuring the
rotation and treatment of crops, the care Of all kinds Of
live stock and the choice of good farming implements
Mr. Warnings in scientific farming on large
scale gives great weight to his recommendations. He is
not guilty o. The ah5urCy common to practical"
writers agriculture OF processing 10 write exclusively
from his own experience for neither in agriculture nor
In other sciences l. Il possible for single man to test
personally all the precCpts which generations have
accumulated; stil he declares that he has admitted no
rules into his book which he does not EH0to, either by his
own practice by valid testimony 10 be good ones.
his instructions practical in the best sense Of
the word. To those who know Mr.. Warnings previous
works we need not add that his directions always
sensible and clear and fortified by sufficient reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

The Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. have de-
cared semi-annual dividend Of per cent payable on
demand.
We copy the following from The Chicago Tribune OF
July 9: - ,.--.,-,
Chronils OO bushels Of wheat IN store I and
Of ~ the Cag0 D. 81 70
conraqing speculation would enforce the se Of lS
We stated the total amount % rlest 70
the time u the st-teilents %
the two journals above mentioned 2l0lD bushels,
land at present 10000 bushel" II intended 70 write
the latter 26 bushe- which re amount ID
wheat Saturday July p The active Png moFe
bids fair indeed 10 reduce the stock TO uei
figures thus Inadvertently written but the public IRE ei - no
facts hope TIE W0f and TIE f
T Cr0n. will state tier The fact that the most wca
that Chicago this 800 ol bushels
Chicago bankers has lOt t0reed th9
sale" Of half million bushels altOget. err
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FROM FOOT Of
~ CoRTLAND rST-Tor WEST PHILADELPHIA .8:JO and $3.50
NJ 1880 s:0O 1907 92O+ p y night For pha via Cam.
den, AMI For BALTIMORE ami WASHINGTON and
THE WtST va Bali more $50 a. N l2,3 Ard $40. For Tux
SOUTH AND sol fN BSr, $3.50 s2O' D. ~ For THE WEST
Pennslvsna Railroads.&c. and - D. Silver Palace
attached the $3.50 ami through Pitts
burgh CncnHa and Chicago without change
attached to the GaI AMI run hroash TO Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Louisville ~ Louis AMI Chicago, without change Tctrs sale
foot Of Cortudtst ard Dodis BIpss 9i Broadway (Day1
PCLLaANS PALACE DRAWIEG-ROOM aud SLRRPI NG-CARS
train shurgh Chicago Columbus Cincinnati ndanap-
oils Louisville and st. Lous without change. also
Pullman Cars ali splendid Passenger Coaches through without
ctsngv, 10 Chicago.
June &C. 1870 p W JACKSON General suneinteptent
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~" For the safe and advantageous investment o.
July interest and dividends the CoNNECTICUT An
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them to all classes of nvos ors
The road is completed To Mddletown The 10
naming unfinished portion is more than half DONE
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH & FoorE. No. l2 Wall-st.
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS 80 years to run, per cent interes
semi-annually at 30 and accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY, or of more intrinsic merit
CAN BE MADE.
For particulars, apply TO
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 NasSau-st.
JNo. j. Cisco IL Son, so Wall-st
IT. We desire TO recommend TO customers tho
First Mortgage Bonds of the Central Railroad Of
Iowa, thoroughly safe we'll profitable invest
ment. Pamphlets with full information furnished
on application
JAY COOKE a. Co.,
Cor Wall and Nassau-sts n. Y.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK RxCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,

IN Ooo II g 520 Con ,57 so Con 90 n..'I p,
.llOl 1000 y S., 1910
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u.un.,.nd q, yo,epb L. a. i08 Chicago MI LIST ..... 90
- sr west Dopd..... 80 Col. Chic Ind ls 35
Del Lack Western lst NJ. ~ T. and Haven es......
The following shows the result OF todays business NJ
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Ocean Steamers
DIDnp,r ANr no EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
1 - ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., -,
SAILING regularly LIVERY THURSDAY, at O'Clock p m preelseV
from Pier No. g. North River.
MORO CASTLE Capt. r. Adams Via Nassau JuS -
r. Van
MISSOURI CAPT j. b. Edwards. JUN 20
tut HoeN' VI i-'''e' 'ff' - No Bowling green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

The following shows tine exports CexcnsNe OF speoie)
from the port of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Inlv s. and since the beginning OF the year:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-24
Trust What Time Has Sanctioned

The maxim that the voice OF the people Is tho
voice OF tho divinity, may In some cas's, be open
to doubt, but tho testimony Of honest and en-
lightened Witnesses extending through a series OF
years, and all to the same purport, IL worthy Of
eredenoe, admits Of no question. Upon such tes-
timony tho reputation Ct Hostetter's Stomach
Bttiers as an antidote and cure for many ailments
ia blssd. / uring the twenty years that II has
been before the word innunerable preparations
in .endcd TO compete with 1t have gone. up IKE
rockets, and come down Tho txiir gnished sticks.
Meanwhile the progress Of that Incompatible
tonic has been swirl and s~teady-always upward
and onward ike the eagle's flight. lie introduc-
ton produced q revolution in therapeutics, and 1t
PROVED TO be one CT those salutary revolutions
that cannot go backwards. To-day Hostettsr's
Bltters Is ono Of the most popular remedies In
cbristcndom, and commandsa larger sale than any
other medicinal preparation, domestic or In
ported, on this side Of the Atlantic. A. a cure for
dyspepsia, bilious disorders, nervous affections,
general debility, and ~ q preventive OF epidemic
fsvers, It takes precedence Of every other remedy.
This fact should teach the ambitious country
dealers who endeayor 10 fcist their local abortions
on lbs public In its s.esd, how futile their small
attempts 10 cajois the community must necessa-
rily DO. Where the game nsh have failed there u
no chance for g suckers"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-24
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11veft, sni Asa rafehsssd tFo houses
With TIE surplus pfofts
The orc Fffue thihkss mfhsf in.
pfoyemsnt IN DE prices n vooi Il quite
probable. and that. uuleaa The reports =
h the sboft-ciip are untrue, domestic Ho0.
is llhely V be very scarce before the end
Of The season,
There are are from thirty n forty
packing houses engaged IN The oystei
business Al Baltimore, having 4 capital q
from ti5 1000, 900 N $4,000. 600 FILTER
thousand handa, Of All sges and Of a
races, and Of both sexes, are employed II
opening oysters. Some packing houses
| open 1000 bushels day.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-24

Hsiss h,s 10 ,hsf.ts, 81 80 n's
'nsfs
90 laHfeHrlf kss in vi fti DO
ahes sri 10 Hfmheft NJ ihf fafW
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Fort wayne hssa tsTinf tfh0ri IN
Whifh misses ffrm seven f1 twelve yssfs
N age afs lhlila'ni Iat1 no mysteries ~
ne heefie
The Cs'hol'os ri FiusbiaH long
Island. have f%ssrived i0 send ihoir chill
dfon " the public schools Heretofore
they have supported srhr1i Cf their own
" shout so pupils
"A mes feature N many n She Meiho
dist camp meetings held the nasi mnmef
has been the holding ~ special stfvicca
iof children and young people
The Young Mems National Christian
Conference n Indianapolis. selected The
second Sabbath Of November as a day Of
prayer throughout the world i0t these
associations.
This Ia the two hundred and d1leth
year Of the Congregational Church Ia the
United States Numerically Il stands
fourth among the Evangelical churches ct
this country.
The school board Of Springfield, IN ,
has established q separate school for col.
Ored children. The colOred people, how.
ever, protest against this action,
and refuse 20 send their children to any
other than the ward schools
"A lady, - years old, who is obliged
to walk more than two miles 10 church,
has received the prize offered by the
superintendent Of the Sunday School, In
Wellington, Ohio, for bringing in the
largest number Of new scholars In q given
time.
Thirteen Congregational churches
have Just been, or are nearly completed,
in the city Of Boston. A noticeable and
common feature of them Is provisions for
social religious life in the way of parlors,
kitchens, and small conference rooms.
The Young Mems Christian Assooia.
ton Of New York have i|naugurated a
practical plan of reaching the masses,
which Is exciting a good deal of interest
among those who know Of 1t. Small com.
panies Of five or six young men 60 out
into the tenement houses and hold prayer
meetings of ten or fifteen minutes, passing
from room to room, and thus visiting a
large number of families In the course Of
an evening. Two Of the band usually
precede the others, and prepare the way
by getting the consent of the occupants
of the rooms, and gathering others from
adjacent rooms, so az TO secure a good
sized audience. Scarcely ever do they
meet with opposition, but generally they
are heartily welcomed and asked to "come
again"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-24

Maryland estimates Ia oolored vote
al 5000
The population Of Troy, New York,
Is Al, 1870.
The population of Madison, Wis,
numbers Ola.
The population Of Toledo, o, is
81, 603 Columbus, 1885, Dayton,
0,308.
The valuation OF the State Of Iowa
Is $500, 900, 900, and the State tax Is two
mills on the dollar.
The population of Cleveland is 92,-
9s5. The gain in ten years has been al.
most $4,000.
According to the Government census,
the city of Springfield, ILL.,, contains III
$40 inhabitants.
The population Of Pittsburgh proper
is reported at s%6,25i-a gain Of 29,l56
since 1860.
The census returns show y population
for Terre Haute, Ind, of 6 1900 Madison,
10000 Lafayette, $4,000.
The population of the city of Du'
buque, Iowa, as returned by the Deputy
United States Marshal, is 1922. Daven'
port has a population of 2O,14l.
The census OF Kenosha city, Wis,
shows an aggregate of 1900 inhabitants,
and 80S dwellings; Kenosha city and
county, 13,149 inhabitants, 1,4l2 dwell
ings.
The New York census taker found in
a family a child about five years old with
out any name. The father wanted one
name, Its mother the other, and they
would not compromise.
Progress, N. H., bellies its name, as its
population has decreased 100 per cent
during the last ten years. Ia 1860 it
boosted eleven inhabitants, while the cen
sus-taker, this year, is only able to report
a population Of five,
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via, was merely 4 fpfmsl fspeiliipn n The
cefamany Oie Bail has purchased An
elegant residence IN Mes YORK., where he
and BIZ young bride vii spend the vintef
Two msmhofs " the Frederic, No.
lar have PLACED a marble slab over The
grave ~ Chief Justice Tanoy, Inscribed
a. ~ y Roger Brouke fancy, dith ChleI
Justice n the supreme Court Of the
United States ~ America, born In Calvef.
county, Md, March 7, I'M Died In th'
city ~ Washington. October ~. 1885,
aged ~ years, 0 months and q days. III
was a profound and able lawyer. an UP
right and fearless Judge, . piouA and cN
emplary Christian. At bis own feques
Ne was buried In the secluded spot, ncaI
the grave Of hls mother. May he rest Ia
peace"
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The SOuth.

A bill has passed the Georgia Hone OF
Representatives, prohibiting whipping a.
q punishment for crime.
at the city election in Wilmington,
Del, on the 7th, the whole Democratic
ticket was elected, the Democrats carry.
ing five wards out of nine.
Charges of impeachment against State
Treasurer Ingres were dismissed in the
Georgia Legislature on the It'll, by a vote
of rs to Z.
The Greenville (Tenn.) National Union
announces that Ex-President Andrew
johnson will not be a candidate for Con-
gress.
Hon. Boyd Winchester has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Demo.
Gratis in the Fifth Kentucky District.
ct Louisville, on the 9Th, the Chicago
White Stockings defeated the Eagles, of
the former city--22 to 10.
Josiah Turner, editor of the Raleigh IN.
CO. Sentinel, has sued out writs against
Governor Holden, S A. Douglas, his aid,
Bergen, of the militia, and others, for
false imprisonment.