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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
NATIONAL LINE.
Steamboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY DAY LINE.-The steamboats, C..
n Willard and DANIEL DREW vi" their dahl
a3o rom ye'tyst and a'i' from rhhyfourA' On
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
J. ; en- Io' y ;s5 Seas so IL The , To M
sSe. srps.. ALSASI TN: 70 e0 s with railroad ira trans
Abahy o'clock on the arrival of eoune''ns trains from the
Tos E: G' 81 a The oT s, the T Es Ds
d,nOn Freight received until The hour Of departure
pEGULAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
IL Troy o'clock from Per 80 North River foot ve.r't FIe
Wet Returning leave Aoay arrival OF evening trains
MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.
WI steamboat ANTELOPE leaves EVERY MORNING without
S oasl pa5 Fs sfSss sH s Sas s
l,7efsf,s Grassy Point and verpauet n BThe steamboat
HORwALK will oceHPy the route for a e. day.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY POWELL, ON
and ,er SATURDAY MAY 20 viii leave yest,t Pier d,y
'%s ' is.Is Eouaoa PsasS!eeFs SIS Ntos
at Sss.fort at ieoo :.
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT co, snere,'Or' to D. D. 7: smiths Line
For pes.l Sae Toalsi. Fnsevoc H i and rno.
dat landing 'sy S o sI, .o,s sSSl I
at a 6S'S ao and 10 '' ''''S H'' Lane
EOR RONDOUT, landing at COZZENS,
...nsd THosi coRSLL sn JAMES H' BALDWIN @
DAILY at.P m Pier a \. R.. foot Harr'cn-.t
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
'ATrRcA f"; Is. i'd r.'s' o: % aoiss
nELAWARE and NETWORK ). ). oop
II Pier No u ~ RThe splendid ssong at pI
ERN QUEEN, for LeEes every MONDAY WEDNhSDAi a1 IA
nay connecting with JanoH and Brsssy ,o
Railroads Returning every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
Of the train Por passage ana msgn' .pP
once on the pier . y oipoo, nt,-
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARlrOhD
IN DIRECT Tn. steamer GRANITE STATE vii leave rsei ZIP
today THURSDAY March for Hartford and hyer lnaihs-
cid and popular steward, are r. s 'l Isy .p " ~ "
VIM H. GOODsPEBD. v. r., H. " l. s'eansos'Oo'
New Yeri harrh 8. 1871.
NOR bridgeport, and all points on Hoqsa-
i tose aud Ssusatuei R.io.d, f.e 81 1919 S~s
Catherine slip al IL aoon and ~ H'lasHs ,y,T7
UARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
..a Ct, Of Hartford Peci slip daily a. N for HARTFORD
.o.n.e,ps -iA synhEeh ChcPee noJoe Northampton
s."l.baso X n Is Fare lat class 81 76i 81 class 81 -
CTaMFORD AND GREENWICH.SThe new
st..n. AnERCUs kav leo, Of Markets. daily at 800 and
TlrtI ,svss,k& s9's "a
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FASHIONS !!

MRS A BURDETTR SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR
ga BROADWAY. near TWEN1IBrHSE 1000
Leading syes Berlin Brussels PooB,se hafhns
Basque Panner Ssoqu Pus,u Rgen and Premier " lheae
the ehoicel and deserveily.
' ~ OUR NEW SYSTEM
WITH EACH Of ABOVE PATTERNS We give CLOTH MODEL
fae nnl .c EXACTLY represents the FINISHED GARMENT in
The MNGTRS PARTICULAR without eItra charge which BFFEC
REMOVES EVERY DlFfI tLrl IN making garment we
n patterns TO the rm and them perfect
Pr With model 80 cents sent by mail instantly
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ALBANY DAY LINE.-The steamboats, G
~ yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will their dalr raage
at 1880 a. NJ from yespst, aud Si5 from Thiryourths' y
WEDNESDAY. May 81.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
| ~ ERN RAILROAD.
| .snL


NEW BROAD GAUGE LlNE Water Gap -toa .sgg SeTsn,9n
Binghamt0n Syracuse and OsFego WITHOUT CHANGE or OAKS
Depots NeVY ors foot Of Bsrcay and foot Of Oropnes
SLMAER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hOHDAl' Maf l81L
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN VIA B01non Brabch
directly NeEYork without change OF car
connecting with L. and b. X for Kingston WDkesoa
Pttton. &c. -
1918 EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN connecting at nle with Boon
Branch Dover IN Chester Branch at Waterloo Win sasf X -
Ano9tr and Newton, Washington with tie D. d. ami '" ~ IL
Wafer Gap Stusarg, Scranton Great Bend blghmon syria
and OsSego and Eason with high VALLEY Tor all points
Oh rla road
l2O M. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
town Dover, Waterloo HackettsioHn, "ashngton fnouS
and Easton Waterloo with Sases Railroad cunnec AZ
PhPsburg with Bel Del R. for Beydre & and at Ession slh
L. v K for Bethielemi AnentoNn, Mach ChunA "htsoa
Reading and Harnsbury.
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson ana
B5onon directly through Bnghamon without change OF cars
stopping a PRINCIPAL stations
4O RAsTON EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester
r.. Waterloo With Sussex H. r. and At la ton With v X X Tor
Bethlehem. AIeutoWa. ues5ug hafrsburg aai h. NesL
3op HACKETTST0wS MAIL, connects with Boonton Chester
and Sussex Railroads. -. a.
$50, and $40 p. N. -. -. 81.
and ltO a. n 2:30. ago. 800 ami $50 ?. 80 - - -
ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50. :: s. sll 9fn lOo
ant ll:Z0 m lO $780, $780, i2O 49, 5: 6;Jo oo o'S SD
For NEWARK at G3o 7:I5 7i5 $40, $40 $40 1910 1870
Hoo ll:20 and 'l:lO, 200 'l:J0 5:A, $50. $50 $40
st:2 So $40 syn 900 1870, $40 -8:U $50 5;3 and
lI:l5 D. m Trains MARKED stop at East Newark. - go. -
Leave New-Yok for BLOOMFIELD and hoNTCLAiR at 60
$40 AMI Il 90 aud 1900 1851 $40 6:l0 aud
\ uysri
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Urn @oo6s.
A -O'NEILL g. WALSH, .....
IA BIS sIXTH.AyR..
Between Nineteenth and Twepuethsh-
MANUFACTURERS OF LADIES' SUITS, WRAPPERS, AND
UNDERGRADUATES
VIII MONDAY I'D full lines LINBN, VICTORIA LAWN
and P0PLN SUITS handsome goods and exceedingly prices
All goods made Wheeler Wilson's machines and Pee'
marked in plain figures.
Full lines Lsdes' INDUCEMENTS
CHBMsB DRAWERS. NIGHTGOWNS,
walking and Trail SKIRTS. CORSET COVERS kc,
at mauufaoturers' prices
Full lnes French ported and Domestic CORStls
made order.
Lupns celebrated KID GLOVES choice color,
al rs.
Large stock silk TIES BOWS sCARFs Ladies Ien and Lace
COLLARS aud CUFFS and variety u small sares
L.re rock HOSIERY Housekeeping and Gennen FURNISHING
GOODS, at very attractive prices.
Ladies please before purchasing elsewhere
oEBILJ 4 WALSH,
Sinth-a
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

ROARD can be obtained for two nice little
- GiRiS In small family living beautiful part OF Harlem.
INQUIRE on the premises thirty seeonds ts house
/ ODGINGS WANTED-By a gentleman in
refined and pesant private family opening the
west best references freely Address HASTINGS Herald Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
Drp GOODS.

A TOGETHER the largest stock ever offered
public % sHse,S qsn RoYs SAILORS HATS
about Broadway prices C. o. AI oOm
PANY has adopted theory the little Busy dee NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
Mlistellaneous.7
Ocean Cleaners.

LIMITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
u AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
A | side-wheel STEAMSHIPS
on NEBRAsKA............240n
naE0Ta .' q 400 tuns SANTIAGO DE- CUBA / 90 tuns
MOSES ,VJ
steamer Of this line will dispatched from San Fnceo
WEDNESDAY. June 81, WEDNESDAY, Acglst 10,
WEDNESDAY JuIy 10 "WEDNESDAY September -,
WEDNESDAY October IL, .
freight for Honolulu Auckland Nengon
leton md Port Chalmers connecting Auckland aud AZ Po Chs
mers with nbs sydney Mbourue and all the other Pna
Australian ports. n,y,,oyn
W. 4lI Market st., San Francisco, Cal
o,to w. H. WEBB
81 EIchange.llare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

II foot Of Chamhers-st and foot Of 2j-st as folows
leave ChamberssL att a. II m 9D
NJ daily Leave l3dst. casa 1888 m and 9i'
New and improved Drasing Room coaches
through Buffalo and bnse
orneye With magnificent Sleeping tOahes running
Cleveland and Sleeping COacbes accompany TIE
II Susquehanna 10 Bridge the oO ~
NesYok Bridge, and the tram from
NesYok H. fo suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati An bgart
Train leaves daily At G;l5 ?.
For Port Jerv and Way 500 an $50 m t2s, 7S a. m
an i:l5 D. M 40, 49,,
95 M; and Sandsys only $3.50 lLst, s:5 NJ
ForOusvle and Way -ll::a1 IN. Cs-st 81 rs a. M
For Nevbnrgh and WAY at 800 $3.50 and $50 M tl't SS
m. 3:l5 and Sis m
For Paterson and Wa, from 2ds Depot at6 800 and rs
Q m; las 3:45 Sis. and t5 From Chsmbersst De
pot, s:45, 10 y M 'li5, T. 5l5 ei5 1918 M aud u
For Hacken,ack Hlsale from 21st Depot st8i5 and
:45 34j t55 54 ali ttt5 From CEanbcrssI Depot 800
a m. and l. 4, 1918. g. ard t6:i9 ?. .,.
Pennont n lalmans and way irom E1s Depot d9
10 lis, 1875 4:l5 55 and i6:l5 NJ Frn Chambest De
:Jl 1880 AIS, i;JJ 33 aad TON p nj aud
SATURDAYS only, 2 miingh 80,
Tickets Passage Apartments in Drawing Room and Sleeping
obtained and orer for the checking AM transfer Of Bag
be le tb Company Offices M so and M Broadway 30
Ctambrss - GenWielst cor 25ths anil Tairive Harlem.
Futon-s BROOKLYN: Br, dgy WI asug DeDOs foot Of
Chanbs, 23 Sewior and Long Docs Depot Jer
sew CITY and % the Agents O; the principal hotels - . -
L. D. RUCKER, Ma Is WI, n. BARK
GenlSupt lIL o., "eHl FaSsr Al
DAILY. 49, lof hscAen'aeA only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28

The Ph1delphla STOCK Inarkct was INN tO-Iay PcDn
Slyania g. third Issue, sold al lO7l; Philadelphia
Eric. "a; Reading Railroad, 20 olG and Pennsylvania
Rairoad Oh. Gold closed I'LL
March coupons on schenectady and suquehanna
Railroad bonds will be- paid in coin by the Farmers
Loan and Trust co.
Messrs Henry Clcws & Co. received the following ds
match from Montgomery to-day:
rho 1eoisIaturo to-day pissed a law authorizing me
after investigations Ia pay the interest upOn an bonds In
The hands of bona dde holders say 70 inc creditors -
DO state "A have heretofore advised yOu, that Ala
mama will be- true and faithful TO all her just 1nd legal
obligatous in the future she has beensn me past
ROBERT b. LINDSAY, Governor
Messrs. Jay Cooke & CO. advertise the New 80 Gold
hearing bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany These bonds are secured hya first mortase upon
the railroad and land grant, and have 90 years TO run,
with interest at the rate of $40 cent per annum
payable semi-annually in this city FOR lItH'f ihioi
nation see advert Semrut I'm another coluhh'
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The Improvement was particularly noticeable in the
stock market where speculation was buoyant on the
entire active list and the transactions on scale OF inn
mcuse -itudc, both At the Board and In the Long
Room Indications are favorable prolOng OF the
present season OF activity, the principal holders Of
stocks the various cliqueS, who have fortified them
selves with long loans made low charges and Of
course able mark mp their spcciIes tOauy point they
may desire. This amounts, however practically to a
simple exchange of shares between the various
combinations, there being, a. heretofore, marked
dearth ~ outside orders, with a prospect Of
still further dimuution, in ease Of con-
tnaed upward turn. The only positive benefit derived
from the present to the brokers who levy
and sell commission. The depleted pOckcbooks and
wcldruwn bank balances OF these gentlemen. caused by
the ate stacuation, will now doubtless be relieved and
the question OF those daily luxures without which the
lt. ol broker is unhappy may be- considered solved.
The market opened strong AT advance the closing
prices OF Saturday night and under liberal purchases
further RTE wa- recorded. The movement, however,
halted about midday and prices took backward urch
under realizing Sales but after the O'Clock board the
market again took a full head Of steam. and a
further rise reported The chief attention has been
conferred in OHIO and Mississippi, NewYork Central and
Hudson. Western Union Telegraph, Lake Shore Rock
Island, and Pacific Mail. The hr,t-named ha, necn
largely bought hy prominent Baltimore capitalists who
have apparently hased their movements upon the sup
position hat the traffic Of the road Will be largely
augmented Icy the proposed narrow gaugng OF
the Wad.bed. Union Pacific IN demand on
the Washington news heretofore named, and
"a high ~ &c was to-day reached. The West
ern Union Telegraph stock carried up TO %.
Pacific Mail active and strong during the morning at
O. 49, but sharp drop noted in he afternoon under
free rcssur, sell. and the price touched 49, This
attributable 10 the defeat of the subsidy resolution
in the senate The other miscellaneous stocks duh
aud quiet A. a rule the less prominent securities
strong; there has hecn however. less buoyancy Du-
bUquc and sioux city. The earnings VI this road for 1870
under the lease Of the Illinois Central, were S39359s O
which fail to give per cent on the capital stock aud
hon1cd debt Oi The road Chicago and Alton was strong
Boston, Hartford and Erie selling mp 10 B. In express
shares large business done in United states which
advanced per cent. The following table shows the
highest ana lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28
Coleman Bencdict's closing quotations were:

There has been rather more activity in the gold mar.
ket to-day. bary transactions at lis alll but in
the afternoon the price fell of H. the decline being
Influenced 10y the Increased coin sales OF the Treasury
The rates paid for carrying 20 B. and per
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
follows: Gold cleared, s15iiiOOG gold balances, N3l6
ii3; currency balances, AiIO,7u Tho following were
the uuotatons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28
MONDAY. Feb. 27-P. ".

The week opens upon a decidedly buoyant
tone 10 the different markets at the stock Exchange,
attributable IN no small degree positive
from Europe that peace treaty has been finally signed
bet ween France and Prussia. The official announcement
Of the Treasury gold sales aud bond purchases also slim
ulatad the improved o affairs, the programme
embrace the purchase OF s0,00O0oO FYe-Twentcs,
against 100000 IN February, and 100000 soid against
$3.50 600 this month The operations thus scheduled;
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I.ARI9S DI.NIG.
A NOVEL.
BY X. y. FRANClLLON.
gvn p.per 20 cent?

Foremost sms NJ likely At once 10 tapVae Iue
reader Is its STYLE Crisp and enchant and as full his
~ nj, rct b,pcr a. is Votsirs in Caudder Has in il a
verr vivid dramatic clement Nor especially foil f telling sua
tons which follow upon each other remarka
Div clever ard wewrtten Et Dene Is the besi novel
which We have read months Examiner uondon)
clever and pose-,l book Il j. free sensational and
ac c1raysgance Though plenty Of worldly ane Other wisdom IS
scattered among it, pages nowhere compelled to make the ae-
ouppee Of ohiuye views and though more than
one moral he drawn from the narrative according to the reader o
the cts are never unnaura suhorusdo the maen
snce ~ thesis The incidents varied The eharAe
ccare hem,eves in words and actions siandng oui N
relief uon the ekgrounl explained to Us by
the voice The 'ATd both 40 to TINE ae
place Atheuem (Lon1oul.
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o. a1a p Fourth National at os The following the

There active business in railroad mort S'se''
the strongest on the list being the Paccs, OF which the
Centrals sold IA high rs 95i Union First Mortgage al
yanced to so; Land Grants 7a. and Incomes 49, We
note large transactions in Pittsburgh Consolidated no
"a as7s; lists Of c. c. Il |. C. at s. Wabash Convert
bes at So and North Missouri at 52 The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28

HDtSThe market during De early Of week ou MOI
sr,,g active ard prices ,cady sales II snail
pses the poorer gs M the better escr on, Ui south Au
lean Hides there little tnE OWING 10 te if ~ tsi4e par
spot ard al, 90 tur tmus anil al hc,4 ff,ons
importers M pa-l' ta sr' since eiue~!a Which IS oDst
Net,u, been doing la re refoF
lIO0 BurDo, Ay Noss Just ei A1 i4" BOO
tsvdro aisalr over last NeeAt sc' lhr mafa'
Wet Sailed htesilcrc las htcu g, nsl iof ~"
e.te Si1uAtrr. and er .aI prices 6ml ht 81 al
pous Upper lalth r-Ihere hss blen a' gaze nii
Tor American kps bus lie general maesrt suL '"'lN
ilies-Ihe market has been qist and ht Opposition 90 oF
manifested by either .els lucr. We nie dc af'al o. VIC
Knxsbudge With q bales Bulsu aus ~, bales f.. Mrg1 80
Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28
THE MARKETS.

TJ,iemlr Reported ior THs TrrB~ygl
MOvD,Y T-b . 1871
ASHES-The receipts to-day p fkgs Pearls no.cnt -
q-,, prices steady We quote At - 1Ja1 % Rlrs sF- Doll
and uumir.l. At "a IS
IOTTDN-For pO; tol market opsEei eav buf sutss
queaty -uccunbo The influence Of hesvy receipts aDl louh"
adycc Liverpool closing lower and no; M future
delivery has been Moderate. and y, generally ar 10
pressed; spo 800 bales u575 SATURDAY and 70 '
which ~ taken on lna
$50 tans sales for ftlre felyerT foi0's '1- e,ri.
February 70 bales Tor Ns r "a ibf
bale. Aurl l Hl4 ti-2e 500 bales NJ. l4Dii -
bales Jaac, % 5oai5c TODAY, 10 bales les 20 N1li 5l6e
2O bale. lI; 900 haes Apn "a -l14 q 20 hsl
esci March. April Gul Ma' isc; fO bale Aav al u lbGA.c
bales June Is. ia Jl0c and 100 bas Jul. l.i asc W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28

Cathedral" fun length portrait Of Marie Antoinett
from Paul Delaroche and Bull Pointing" very funny
caricature by Frank Beard The letierprcss ineudes
articles on Bayard Tayors translation OF Faust the
d" Curse OF Hungary . poem by John Hay HOW 10
Kindle Fires" hy Francis Tiffany, and variety Of read
able mscelaucOus matter.
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Nrw 11nblitailons.
uARPER & BROTHERS, New-YoTk,
II Publish this Day:
OUR GIRLS.
ny pIO LEWIS. AN. MD.
12mo, Cloth. ~ ~.

,,,esirs 81 mot popular Authors fuil 81
,iop snd valuable information hygiene o'thenes and
physical eluesiion "a, -,
ne hook not deserves to be read however, vii he read t
Il 4. ful Of interest concerning i'se does with sno matters
ho and shoes; eirs should walk low mech and fhor
Outrage. upon the body; stockings suPpoersi Why arr women
a. .usI eness among girls suufhiue and health; Wori about
h, What you should how manage cold fat aud thin girls
etc e,c.-lS. Y. Evening Post
Dr. Lewis acute Observer AZ great practical
,s,cy in sanitary reform lively and brilliant writer upon neleal
.ubjecs-N Y Ob'erver
Dr. Do insugursd American edueaaon Nm
Y Independent
There revolution hs hesed tnthusam n Y Tribune
II Americans would listen George Comle and oountman Do
Lewis tbeJ wiser better and happier people
BeeoheI Stove
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state bonds did not the buOyancy OF the other
markets. and though prices were firm, business was
moderate Tennessees were steady at CA Tor new ana
G7as for old Virnas, and Georgia gold u being hr'
and Missouri. and Aabamas strong, while new South
Caronas made a one per cent upward turn The follow
inc were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28
n, c,,,e ,-,n,n,,lons Al me u 9 Treasury wcre'


Tho improved volume Of business at the StOck EA-
change has had "A tendency 20 harden the rates TOT
money though per cent the demand has been geher
ally met but in quarter per cent "as qute lreey
paid toward the close Time engagements are easily
effected prio djscounts moving on the basis Of the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28

The last number of The Practitioner Mac
milan Il Coz London journal Of practical medicine
contains suggestive article by the editor, Dr. Francis
T.. Austic. OF The Use aud Abuse OF Alcohol by No
men," The writer maintains that the Increasing preva-
fence 0f alcoholic excess among educated women de-
msnds the - rucst attention Of all medical men. lie u
no advocate total abstinence, hat is compelled by the
extent of the evil to raise voice Of solemn warning
AGAINST the ],,, of alcoholic beverages according 10
his observation great number of ladies ~ the best 80
cicty Of LOpdon iu the habit of taking daily from
our 10 eight glasses Of highly fortified sherry port
containing and half 70 ak ounces OF ali
,oute alcohol This fact very awkward one Tor every
medical Who takes conScicu ouS interest III me
welfare 81 his patients The habit Is often formed after
the termination az acute Illness, when the iHlge doses
~ alcohol that prescribed still continued and
half bottle Of sherry day is taken FOR weeks or
/ months The effects are most disastrous The patton
suffers daily amortization which suicrs 20 inplant ia
ihe sensitive UeTvous ~ stem Of women hN'd craving
for alcoholic drinks. Even many young girls of the
wealthy middle sas,es Of late years taking TO cen
all kinds q wiuc especially champagne To per
fcct5 ruiuous extent At many modern balls. cham
rsgne flows Ike water SHd is by means tie lords Of
creation who 10 uhr .atge't part of Oh" conSumpion
Tie same young ladies' who have putakcn So freely Of
champagne over night will next day az lunch take plenty
Il bottled beer couple If glasses of sherry Dinner
comes round aud WITH DO Irore champagne or hook, OF
sherry or port of which not less than couple OF glasses
are again taken. The evening in turn, brings another
patty with IT, ue'hahl" allowance of champagne or
.b- ~ MIuy girls who 1.-Two among the rich are IN the
haat az least for * months u the year, Of taking
frol two 20 three oupccs ~ absolute alcohol daily,
quantity equivalent o. rea OF four quarts Of common
beer The effect of thi. is disgusting; and rGiuouN Dr.
Austs though enemy Of the moderate Use OF vine,
see, m remedy but The dispensing with the provision Of
alcohol drinks 20 evening parties for women. This MAY
be CON, Ia ned ~ a. nhO- fatahe brt, medical sd
wiser DE- finds the true IDEAL Of Hospitality IN the custom
Of simple evening entertainments IN which there is not
much outlay for ing, and nothing 20 drink but little
rmouIde md iccd water re- might have added. cup
~ con chocolate. The moo, rn Fp,r parties, ia his
lieg are btcOine, perfect nuisance both on the score
CT expense T. persons Of moderate and Of danger
AZ tho fnriba. ion ol taste Tor wueGrukng which Is
generated 10y liberal supply Of champagne, ana other
fascinating beverages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
A CHOICE SECuRl

A CHOICE SECURITY.
NFw-YoRK AND OsNEGO MIDLAND EAIIhoAD'
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD Bonds.
very large full paid up stock subscription.
800, $3.50 AND $1,000 BoNDs,
CoUPoN AND REGISTERED
The new Trunk line from New-York City to Inc
North and West, between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New-York to Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles Of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount Of bomb
issued may fairly be called the best character Of
real estate loan; title perfect and value constantly
enhancing: issue of bonds positively limited a.
S2OOO0 per mile of finished road; very small loan
per mile. highly thought Of by bankers end, we be
Heye a security of the highest grade. The road j.
earning largely il better investment than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYkE Il Co. Bankers. No. > NasSau-st
THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF rrE CITY or
NEw-YoRK. chartered by the state. PalduP Cap
ital One Million Dollars. Deposits. over Five Nil
lions This Company has removed 20 lts new and
very spacious banbng-rooms az Nos 25l and @3
broadway. corner Of WaTren-st. While by its char
ter Il cannot discount business paper. Us large
means enable it at all times to accommodate it,
customers with money 10 any reasonable extent
mon fr,-cass securities. 1t has fitted mp separate
and commodious rooms for the accommodation q
ladies and gentlemen, and invites all parties who
desire interest upon money subject 70 check NJ sight
and a thoroughly safe and convenient depository, To-
call and examine the advantages il offers
Darius r. MtNGVI, President
b. l.. SOLOMON. BENZ. T. BANCROFT
First Yicc-Pfe,idrnt Second Vice. 4csident.
JAMES MERRrLG, Secretary.
The interest due lst of March on the FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDs of the SELMA. ~, and VI. x. X; IN
dor,ed bv the state of Alabama, will he paid on
presentation of the coupons ar the Banking House
Of Henry CLLWs, y Co, - Wall-st.
70 BRoKERS.-Wanted. position ~ Bn0kkeeper
end stock Gods House, itr-, "'if IN
,I- b. ,s-. gwen Address " J. j. boz ' ~