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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09


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The ENTERTAINING comprises Orirjnsi
Stories and Poemsby the besfHut hors Spiey Ifeu1s
Talks to Women By Jennie June, LITERARY ana A..
Gossip etc, and Popular Music By the besfeors.
pOSers, etc. etc.
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DEMOREST' MONTHLY MAGAZINE
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when sent By mai, the postage on The Eogr.,-
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WHITE LEAD.

The experience of centuries has proved that
there is no paint equal in value to PURE White
Lead. and for these reasons, it COVERS MORE SUR
FACE WITH a LESS QUANTITY OF OIL, AND STANDS
THE WEATHER LONGER AFTER IT is PUT on. Dur
ing the war the cost Of manufacturing White
Lead was more than doubled and consequently the
country was flooded with cheap adulterated paint
sold as White Lead, none of it contained more
than one-Lalf of White Lead, and much of it none
at all white earth called Barytes, almost worth
less as paint, being substituted therefor. Since
the war demand has sprung up for perfectly pure
White lead, and this demand is fully answered in
the pure Pittsburgh Lead made by Davis, Cham
bers Co, which is composed of 81 parts Carbon
ate of Lead, and parts of Linseed Oil. While
nearly every house in the United States make
different grades Of adulterated lead to suit the
price Of the purchaser, this firm justly proud Of
the fact that they make only strictly pure goodss
White Lead is unsurpassed for wH1TENEss. hne-
ness and durability, and is therefore the most de-
sirable paint that can be used.
]. T. LAN1IAN & CO., Sole Agents, Fremont, o.
We offer this season the old brand Of
strictly Pure Pittsburgh Lead
sold by us last year, made by Davis
Chambers Co. This lead is Perfectly Vhite
aud Finely Ground, and Warranted iI' the
strongest manner to be absolutely pure.
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~ % to 81 mzss THE SHORTEST

- % to % miss THE SHORTEST
ROUTE.
AllTrains run directly throughtoN New York SEQ
miles without change Ofcoaehes.
From and after June 18th, 1870, trains iIlIeave
IN connection with Western lines, ,asfOlloWs:
NEW YORK DAY EXPIRES, leaves Gin
cinnati at LIS P. NJ, Saturdays excepted; Cleye-
land from Atlantic and Great Western DEPOT
by Columbus, o., time. daily fSaturlays az-
oepted,l at l0,3U N; Buffalo from Depot cor
Exchange and Michigan streets, by New York
time, daily, Sundays exeepted'l at 700 a m
Arrives at HoTnellsyllle $50 N, Susquehan-
na ESQ p m, tDine;l Turner's 7.42 D m, CSup.J
and arrives In New York $50 m. Connects
at Binghampton Tor CoOperstOEn, Albany and
the celebrated summer resort, Sharon Springs;
at Great Bend with Delaware, Laekawapna
and Western Railroad, and at Jersey CITY yitb
Midnight Express Train ofNew Jersey Rail.
road for Philadelphia.
Sleeping Coaches are attached to this train at
Cleveland, running through to Hornels7ille
iBreakfastl; and new and improved Drawing Room
Coaches are attached at Buffalo, running through
toNeW York.
EXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirlx from Union
Depot, and Buffalo, via Avon and via Hornells-
vile, daily, Sundays excepted, at $50 m ar.
irving in New York at 90 m.
LIGHTNING EXPR ESS, tDaiIyJ leaves
Cincinnati at 9.4j P IL, arrives at West
salem at 6IO A. NJ, Breakfast; leaves
Cleveland 7.25 a N, Leavittsburg go a m
lbkft.,l; Meadville II 30 a N. tDinel; Dunkirk
one O'Clock and thirty minutes D m, Buffalo
$50 M. Arrives at HOrnelsville 6lg n
tSup,l and New York 700 8 N. Connect az
Flmira with Northern Central Railway for
WillismspOrt, Harrisburg and the South: AZ
Jersey City with Morning Express Train Of
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia Balti-
more aud Washington; and at New York with
Morning Express trains for Boston and New
England cities
Sleeping Coaches attached to thistrain at
I,eavittsburg and st Buffalo, running through To
New York without change,
NIGHT EMPRESS, daily SUNDAYS ex-
ceptedl, leaves Buffalo a. 6,25 D NJ arrives
at Turner'S at $50 a. N. tBreazftstl, New York
at Il.00 a. m Connects at New York with 4
steamers and afternoon trains Tor Boston and /
New England Cities.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

NJ. 51,-.DlD pii1e IoE y g ladies' The finest
ever published IN Amerir preseT,fsS = = :, - =
to each subscriber -tou as premium
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

NIGHT EXPRESS daily Sundays ex-
ceptedl, leaves Buffalo az G.25 D M. arrives
at Turner'S at $50 a. m tBreakftstl New York
at II.O0 a. m Connects at New York with
steamers and afternoon trains Tor Boston and
New England Cities.
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Donald ron OF the late Charles Mcdonald, in the 2sl
Tho relatives md Intends otthe family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend a.. nnGrn from tile residence of h9
htothor-inlaw j. y. IauoacS Is COLUMBIA IT., On
Wcdncs lav afternoon ~ O'olOcs.
MCuOWAN--On MONDAY. Jan a. Ma-o'e, only child
Of Mary and Michael hcGowan. s9ed year and .
Hcr remains will he taken to Troy to-day at II O'Clock
RYhN.-Un Monday, Jan. 81 Mrs. Bridget Ryan. AGED
T wears.
Tho funeral will take place from her late residence s3
East lylh It, on Wedneslly afternoon ~ O'Clock
RFll Lon sunhay Jan n, nj ME fathers residence,
Frankliu st. Hudson Guy. N. j.. Michael j. l,cil son
OF Robert and Nargurct tetll aged ard Jmouhs
The relatives and trends Of III" family arg respectfully
requested TO attcgd the iunsa Oh Tuesday, Jau - At
2oclnck. Tho remains Nii % inferred IN sI Peters
.,TUNhLTY. -sSdi5'ly, on Monday, Jan 81, Jane.
F., ION " Mary and to te CbIiles Tumalty, aged Il
ycnTa.
Funeral from q Union S. South Bro3 .lyn
rartcnl - hereafter
VAN ORDtN Ca sunday. Jan. %, Eo'c T., wife II
Jaslcf Nan Ord" Of Hudson CIV, Nd, aged S years
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem.
hers OF Highland Lodge, No. -. =. nni =. 81 Hudson
Ctv arc respectfully nvl TO attend tho funeral. vt
The rosilenco ct her hiOtherinlnw. John r. Fnnncr,
WALL ACE.--On Sunday morning. Jan. q, Adam Wa.
lace. IN the s9th wear Of his age.
The relatives AMI cn1s Ut tho family requested
N attend tue funeral ths (lueidayl afternoon a.
oclocs from his late residence, 40 Dean u BrOnSyn.
WAT1S-pn Monday. Jan. !, Empfy, son OF Smith
and TIC late Ooorgana Watts. aged Is ears omontbs,
and II dn-4.
Tho relatives and friends are re1pec rulv invited TO
attend tho fnnpral ~ O'Cl ok today IuU. lal fOa
tho reformed Church at Fl1tlands L. L.
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AN rs.

The Opera Bouiie WAS br lught 10 he again
last evening IT the F.elch rteaIre, aud the yvry
large sudehc" that attended gave an al ssficie nt
evidence OF the hold that this class Of amusement
still has upon the public. MANY OF those who took
part were singers Sho had already made il.siT mark
such, ior iDttancc, as Ducbesnc, Francis, Geno,,
and Edsard-Lnd these we're all received with many
lrL Rdg tokens OF remembrance AMI good wall on
the par. OF the audience.
Tbs special occasion VI Interest was Mrs. Howard
Paurs app, Tanee In the part u the GrgRa Duchess.
II was IN every scIse . success. Her Singing was
by M means ianll"ss but vocali-m Is matter Of
seconliry mppFtlnce IL Opera Bouifs. What Is
vital to the business IL Spirited an Intelligent aud
humorous actu-, md all these MTs. Howard Paul
furnished NJ. Hirrebcuck, the tenor, has plrae-
ant No.ca, and sings smoothly and well lie seems,
however, little llcklDg in the drOsTy tLut Ia ~
sen'la to the pagt. As to the scenery and len raj
se'nng of the piece, It did not dincr matsnsly from
former Tepteschtit,Vns. The orchestra Ia hiTong
and the chorus very excellent,
ITALIAN 0rEul-The subscription for tho com.
inS season Of italian op1r, -ioscs tomorrow. Mr..
hare'zcA proposes ~ produce during his twenty
nights SadO,' Nassau Ilo," " Il bert 10 b able
"Faust," aud "Rso'c'to; "a ye.y pleasant list o
operas TO look IorHa.d To-
Tue ELoRESGEs IN BaooKLYV Mr.. and Mrs.
". j Florence appear at the Broo4lyn Academy OF
Music luEISht oLiy, IN John BrOugham's adaptation
Of pomby aEl Son" aud IN the FioTence specIalt,
Of MischevOus ANNIE" q combination of the.i
happicst cro,s. II tho box once suguries are real
ized, tue occasion viii DO hoR0fei pya crowded.
audience.
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New YORK. Markets.

MONDAY, Jan. e. - RLorR AND MEAi--The
market wns generally more rcvc both for EXPORT and
consumDt)n. and tho business extended 20 all grade.
- COZ bills ineludl,g STATE nnd western supernne
$50 trade and family brands, t1i51tS-5o; South.
Crn crime. common 10 choi~c. SaiSs fs5 do shin
ping and family extras. ef25 $50 rive -four, Sas IS
Coz meal. NGGsl TOT Western and aouthcrn. Buc 4.
suNpFIEs-Cotton tnn an1 moro sctlye middle M.
lands. &c. Spirits turpNntine easier at aSA@El,.
lnsiHe aud tar quiet. Petroleum easier Tor rcdnud
sihc. ho ., 800. IN Philadelphia. WI skey lower Of a
GLASGOW. br steam 6Sd. fonr To London bv rail- g.
Ono rRtEs-Ho cohce more active. ut IDA lsr gold ;
in better demand and hrni-r. a. ave. Noissssa du
PRIME View Orleans 1S3'Oc. sugars very dull; fair re
nIinf, fIO'ir best crushed iiAc.
GRAiv-Nhcat nrmcr, bat only moderately active
and parties apart sie- Tooe pusa q, si.ts for white
California VI .Stgtil5 for awb-c winter IN store and
ahoat tlA@sl p FOR Nc. spring and 81 for nnsound
lse1 bush ,t 9;c 0si o. Western MIXED; tioSS
To- for Old do. IA store and aioat, s0! for Sonhcrp
Nhto aud tlh!k for Delaware yellow. Oals were
du western and ohio nominal. 5Sssbc, Jersey col a
tate aud Canada West e.jo hush Canada wcst .oli
Of $50. nar ma unsettled Rye eu'rVly nominal
Pfovtsforf--pprl " th0wt quotRhc me but rwle
du u sales 80 bbis. a. fT'ss{,s Tor new mess t2t51
for thin mess and ~ wetcrn prime mess also
IS hl'f new mes NJ 80 - tor February. B"cf doing bet
.cr. but M Retve plnn and extra thha soc siR
"a PRIME moss tcs 60 ~. Reef ham, fS@ ~ Enc
qulet Cut inca quiet; picked ham, radtyc. nac n
tih.r weak tum' Crlnndi lht safes Of " boNcS
Lord .tcsay eu! lees dung sa-s itl pk"s. i6Sel6kc
or NJ. 10 prime civ, nlt u 81 &C. tn lair ~ prime
western Gtrau3 eso, IN To- Mrst"Fn steam, Il
si'sc for February. anui.eliac Tor March. Dres 81
hogs hTn ~ SO CSC. for Western AMI cttv Butter
stc"iy VITA more de- aud f!r the low grades, N"-t
crit ',.r STATE. 20. sc. Cheese more active for TX
= a., lHhl~. Ir,-h eggs 2S@aVc.
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WA. II. SEWARD, in. Treasurer.
CAUTION.

The public are warned against the use OF United
States revenue stamps which have been used I'd
cancelled The eancellinr Ink IL cleared OF and they
again offered for sale. Parties buying stamps should
purchase direct from the National Currcucv Bank Of
New York. which the depot for the sale Of them
nom the Government
The regular rate Of discount allowed n. on amounts
60 to $780, az cent; 600 TO 81 900. ~ cent? sioo
and over. az y cent.
Discount payabe in s,amps-L e.. for 800 IN money
tho buyer receives sioi. % IN revenue stamps.
J. II. L. NoRFoRD. Cashier
National Currency Bank.
corner broadway and Wall a.
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1.-Two stock linrl,et,

NV loEN. Monday. Ian. 2i-Nith a"r6 tcef
carte IfcoiNcl since St,ur'av. Mains s.il far the
wee. trade vac tar and good clttls shade
Sllhlu, qnoilh, c,ans' ia ysce', The top. o,nc "
doNes Nrrr sul Al l5ftf lie. go1d lots ~ y ai'
fair 10. n it,jc; common do % istSGc; ara rf,
pr At lAi2hc. Ofshtcp We have 80 rc~h arrivals,
ant 29l0l for the week. The suuplv moro u an
ampc Drivers were low - rurcl s. ~ INC prices a-s
-, m the market was d1ll Ssllc ready
cngcc1e any Watcra reduction. snd fny ons-haif he
offerings wc.c unsO'd a. noon. We note snes near.
" lJ head. enbincing common 10 ch Ice, al 5k
". ne hog marsct opened shade nrucr, aud Z cav
,9as o. ordinary 10 primo hos were sold At siSose
isrctibtS today were tl, and for the week - ~
PIE 49, hogs we're unchanged aud sofa NJ II elii &C
With lev pl.a sold AT 4. Lc
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The L,EinIIr KcrnnIinn.

ll' i'rrh reception Of LE ollie Souiablc on
i''d'I 'yoLlng last 1t tho residence OF tue Misses
.4' Ss LcAngtIn aycnye, W. largely attended by
vac 9ae'n' Of beauty and ashton Of UP town
,"''V i'e house was supsrblY decorated with
o'"'r' AMI eA0tcs Of ~ hues. Among the
~, N"'c Mise Leland. IS Simmonds, Miss
'''' N''- ut on Miss McAni, Miss Bncklcy Mis-
NJ .ha A.ssos Fox, the NJ sscs Griltas, Hiss
Sst '' u. iioIgn, Miss CImun,, ais. G,n-
NJ o. In huai, Mss Fui"g the Masses X AZ
'. ."i'r. Mr. Wne!an. " also saw the hand.
L.., D.''.' =. ~ uI, Nr Dam i o. Waite. Vii.
W" ll'lp hr J. IS. hc's.iircy, ~ T. MrClhlll
tu...'' "'It lir, Siuulnn,, LsN!s L.lmi SIR.
t'''' 'H' 'ir'h.l, and that fsL,OuaDpe mo
90 Oh. i ..,. d 'ina,u. oul L4as
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
TINS COUPONS due February ist, 1870, on the
FIRST MouroAoE BoNDs OF the SOUTHERN CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY, win be paid Gu and after
that day on presentation at the Banking House Of
MEssRs. vERaiLYB & CO., Financial Agents Of
the Company, Nos. 10 and Is Nassau street, New
York.
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the Western inea, tho averare earnings Of tho rrn.
cpal ioads for tho last xix months OF tG9 were
greatly IN excess OF their previous thic The prnci.
nal dealings havo been IN Ngsthwostgrn. Rock Is,tnd
we9tern common declined n m A. TO 72H and the pre-.
t,rred ~ 20 A on the decrease Vt s0Gn IN the ear n.
lnge Ut lhr road for the hd week In January,
pared with the last add 70 the hc Of that's prom.
hent operator had nnonded. ltoc< Island ranged
ron l95,, tyiH, With let,r decno 20 g7. 81. PAUL
preferred sax and W{. In the Vanderiit
stocks. Harlem was steady al i9A New York Central
stock nuctuJing between 81 aud fb and tho scrip s.
aud Nt. Rea ling was urn at liNesg5h on the excess
OF 5i,i,2 tors IN tho tonnage In 1859, compared Win
Former ycnrs. Ia,c shore was steady and In GOOD dc
mind o. - ~. lie declined rom ~ to nv, aud
Wuhuih fulc1 az hhfSif New Jersey Genital rcced A
TO ~ from VA ohio ait ssstprl Gu CT Of g5i.R
Panama shares made ut 100 Tue miscellaneous list
wla generally strong. though Pacific Mali ftl of from
~ To A0N. Western Union Telegraph was nrn az S "a
~. canton Mnf sirvug 81 D. and Cumberland at IS.
The nafs OF tho Company nra rcproscuted la slrony.
er condition. and an upNnd movement a projected In
The stock II Il suthorit ativcy denied that Receiver
mss bcen appointed. The cNrrtts shares were
aud American Merchants. Union ~ 81, Ihourh fra@
tonai decline was noted ut the close, United SLaics
50 al 3d. The difficulties OF ate pending OuwOcn the
vailOus companies have nnnly been adjusted thongh
tue egreemcnt ~ yet lacks the signature Of the United
States. Ivy tins CEMENT the Adam. reran- posscs.
sion of all the lines which II rendered to tile Mtr-
chants' MON in the Dccemhrr lSdl c1lnnroinis the
Adams nlYing tho American tO0J0U wihln Jour years.
Adams also now his the rght over the Pennsylvania
Central ana Fort WavnC tonds TO Cnicn surrender.
inc for he the Cincinnati tndianaI chs roai The
lower pnrtlo1 OF tho llnn Central and tic Jefferson.
vi 10 roid In Indiana. Thee ARA gcUnnta have not
Yet bccn officially announce :, hut thry arc obtained
from hiuh authority as the 1t stUuCut agreed upon,
"a
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Five houses were burned IN 81. Joseph On sun
day. VIM. FOwo' brotner -in-aW O "a -,'ungr .ss-
mNa Loan, VAS ournol TO death. one Bl4s, a fro
man, VS. injured 90 that he died urCy hours al -
M'rd' frank liil', another hai his skull ragtutri.
roNr ot"t hrcmen were seriously mi lred. Mrs.ey
fOnts 3 n gIO was inst InlY k-llnl.
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Court Calendar. mi, nnv.

s'-srNs '-st, CHsststs Se.. s3s a. i.l ft fl- IA
Vs., 10 ~, ~, III, 80, 90, ~, Isi, .as .a 8, if
gtt, a. gIa, ' -' ~ ''.'
- Fsslus CpEr rEiII TrHs-r,r i.-N, Iaf ...1 -si.
20, ll iat lOis vi, n' ilsJ. "A. o. .4.., az ~
PArs TO-. Soc. i . iic l;si, ina, iyla, ~ .,..
-s.i i>.l, lsas lse2, soi, ls,s, 30
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In atalo bonds Teube'see-, new, are weak and de-
clidod ~ cent, TO IN, and Georgia m ~ cent. 10
94, The NTgilias are buoy ant tho Old selling Al b,
the new advancing ! v cent. q q! Missouri os we're
1un a. SIX new North ,aroInHs being steady al no
IN Louisiana lsyee rs Al ~. aud Outh CsTones
AZ IlA Ilnus coupph ~ sofa Al ld an lhlHolhh -
Fma.D 1t ~. Clp oang shares sold Ms iNIoMsi ,nn,
uuenlIl 40 As ahs ~ ia, X Oi GimaeTo3. ~ x aad
Fourih Malone, te Raiway mortgage we've well DIS
tfb tod Nc racilct hciii stfnng auI hlOyrt, mon
PagihCs advanced 70 sll CGhirls sealing Ht ~ 5tmH
AMI were IN good eAp,r 3enand az NE f,ot az y H.,
In the stock railway ehATCsupn iC1 strong ana
buoyant ant PFC o. adyarrcd on the rpOre ut Ancr
the Sevdnd Road Tho rSet became bdIyy and plco'
thu more active La deemed 4 to ~ cent nom
the nghest hyures Of the day though rtaet1g irac
tVn al the close. nus dcCline duo 70 the heavy
realizing sales, aud ina attHapt OF me cGu'r - m ok
down the mar9,L with Aylew oil geitms 10 ~ NyI
hgures course frequently pnrsne since tue 'hr hpIl
movement sa Ia In view Of tht low tatet ~ ~ ei,
TIM temper OF sRoculltioA 10 IA hior OF hE1s Mrts,
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Buslntss lohtts.

Mbntler d. Wilson's SEWING Machines.
l4 bronhwhy. cor. Atl a.. for sale. payahe In
staihvolS without extra charge. Mschllies to lot;
J. L. ELLIS.
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BURoESS-CAREY.-InB Brooklyn. on Monday Jan.
~ $50, Oy lhe EeV. Henry Ward u echsr, Mr. q. ".
BaE,sa Of ioyohalaa. Japan, to Mss Sophia Care ..
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DIED.


~ grc y, on Monday morning Jsn e.
months. and DAYS.
The nenes % ne Inily are requested to attend the
nith house southwest Of Gates ay, BTuoklyn, to-day
uueeday) at 2d o'clock.
CRAiGon honasy, jan "a, Margars, CrAtI. In the
Faisra SERVICES nom the residence OF Der sou, 10.
sspn Sta 49, anal st. on "Wednesday moFuinG, Jan.
,,Di MoSD.-op Saturday morning. Jan. n. TIE Roy.
william DymoDd. Rector Of ~ Pauls Church York.
walls, 10 the aeh Year OF his ale.
tant teopM Church are invited ailend the iu9tral
service " Tho Chsreh OF 1ho Holy trinity, liad on
az Ard "a ST. on "Wednesday, Nah met ATE osneS,
btethrgn, you are hereby summoned 10 attend az the
Lodge Room sou W. between NJ and Ath avs, 90 Wed.
nSsSaS' S,tn MI ~ 9cl9ek, noon 70 pay the last
the Iisy. William DyIond BFe,hren OF sister ljJgss
AT respectfully in'''d to aIte3Ss ny SSElsT vo.,s,
W, 4. CoSSLIN Secretary.
nEhlsi OS On Saturday, Jan. q. Cynthia Deuislon.
In the " Nh yVaT Of her axe,
Lhe relatives and rlends OF the hmiiy are respect
fully TO gttend iac fame o. NJ tbs FTst rreshy
te!.n GAaroh. Meet nop1kcl, AZ 1'cloct TucsJay
HOW lRll On SUNDAY, Jan =, GIorgiAHn lllrsGh.
neIE, SHnn@etI child 81 eny and Jhna howard. Sstii
friends tnc CniIy are Respectfully invited TO az.
icnd ms iIneIa se yces' l9. lht re'llsgte OF lsr
NJ. Her remains viii be- taken ~ Aswbgrsh Cor ter
mem.
HEHNI"N - On Monday, Ian. Il. Jane, wife ~ An,
lGe rolatiYes ani Ir ads %! M 1Iny are rCpQrt
requested TO attend thc fn'.4 services. rom hcr ate
lYn, 4. p.i, tls q diyl eVaring al ~ o',osk The
remAll- Y,li ~ tiLcnto dbrf l.. .fpr ntallnt AZ
kfli.f,-On srnday, Jan. q, sarah Kelly aged ia
Aha funeral viii take plaoe Eor her late residence,
No, ~ Dow lng ~, to-day, TUESDAY,
A'bVA ALp'-oa AYAii-i' jan ~ JsAss Ne
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Phalon's Nltaiia, or Salvation for the Hair Hold
II To tie light mi " II clear and cloUdess r. ant
oder exhale. from u. Not srnn or fake OF Ell.
meat dos Il deposit Yet Il reproiurcs m gray bar
tile natural co or that has faced out It, Lyvry slG
IRON the igite-t brown to tbs deercst bncS may be
brought out ny ~ use, tho dcph Of eolvr depending on
the Number Of -, pl,eatious.-i ado.
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trris ed-NoSpAY. Jan. "a
Steamship Marathon, Liverpool. mdse.
ttclWshlp HAMA, Nlcin,n Wsc pass.
htamh'p leIer", Hayrc, mdss and plr,
steamship Volunteer, Pniladep hla, mdsc.
- Amship NizsD,lpli, New Orleans, uidse aud pGSs
ftcamship fahitA. Philadelphia, Hdae and ps',.
htcansin Louisa Monre. NCNbcrn " c.. nAVa stoi CO.
shin VIM 1hpscott, LONDON. nhise.
snip foTnoss, Manila u,dsa.
Rsrk Josie Mildred OTIS dafn, md,e.
BARK brayllierl. Saut1s clfes
H1rk Marie, Grand Tnrk. I. L., ssl'
Ertr Annie seymour, san Has c,~Haruts.
Ifi. hish, tslta trut and Drfmt-out
brk M~cedes. Cenfey yos. sugal ana tuJ.JssnS.
brn Madonna. DVmerara sugar aai ai0!assoA
irlg = are Rose, e ensiss'-, sugar.
llrig la Prruanlbuco, "a sar.
Brig hm rcna. Mess M frilt.
lvhr. Nrl'rgton, DriucrarA uO'as s.s.
schr. Ann > u Free inngun, rir.
Sthr CURTIS f'ltOn. IiCnfncrcs suraT
kchr. y. Ntchos. Para, Tubhs
sour anglo Amer can, iruxii ., Hond, hidus, &c.
scAt Isrlia -erer. hatAnzas. niolasses.
Aho' TIE dSuHi river and cO.stwvo vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED orr.
ousES~TovS, Jan 24-Minncsota, New York.
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sltnt;strg.

DEACTIFJI ssts 81 tcei,i, Go. tlj, ana 500 te,th
D Glhd Sn gold, ~ ga ldmluisltr, d, al lh. Jh Az.
cast tIi-. IpCr dks aud uI-ht.
uiFRTH estrnctct without pnir, thirteen ysnrs ue
nnnruE apViluqtioH; Ets adam Stored, beau it4t
teeth, SGT ~ pUmpeis,
- >. LAY ' III. h. rs GysnL. near llr1ala1i
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Hazard caswens Cod Liver OIL Is the best
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$inucIaI.
I,1IGHH FER CENT. GOLD
FIl.sr MORTGAGE BONDS
Oh THE ISSUE OF
a. 50DNl,
nl THE
ynnntlaI.

nl THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER ClTT L. r. CO,
IN Denominations OF stl0 and 500, coupon or rcsis.
with Interest at ei,ht pcr per annum paya.
bic 18th February and Angus, In gol free OF Uuied
States taxes, In New York Eurorc Inc bonds have
thirty years To payablcin New YORK in gold. Tus
tees, Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY. OF New York
The mortgage which SECURE these bonds nj the rate
tiSoJ per mile, covers a completed road for every
bond b-ued, and "a fret ana only moiga-c. This Inc
connecting 81. joseph with Fort krarucy Will make
short and thlolgn route to California.
The Company have capital stock $1,000 ~
And grant OF land from Congress Of
l0JJNO acres, valued al the lowest estimate
iUHl go
Flint Mortgage Bonds. liN %
01 co
Length ~ to9l' ~ miles n G." 81 and sccIncf N.
terst, tRn h. oaaln"i nom the uUdci i-uCd. AlsO,
ram hlvis, %, and Information r,ia!ug ihcrr.o,
luce Jouds httaN 80 vel sclrci, and ledlvg N q
INCOME, H' desirable 10 parties scehlns sAIe and uc
tive nv imcuts.
.. - IiuV ~, NON orE.
~ Wall Il New YORK.
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