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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.


TUESDAY, March .--6 +. N.
On 'Change to-day wheat was steady, but less
active. Cotton was heavy in sympathy with fur
ther decline In Liverpool
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.
The leading bankers were in receipt OF cable tee.
grams to-day announcing more active money
market in London, where the street rate for loans
was 3A per cent. The inference was accordingly
deduced that the Bank OF England directors,
at their meeting on Thursday will advance
their minimum rate OF discount to ga per
cent The rates OF sterling became trmer in con-
sequence OF this intelligence and the prime
bankers asked 1091 for sixty-day bills, less six
teenth and al eighth brokerage, according 10 the
amount bought. and 1o9ss for sight less sixteenth.
The short rate is up to the specie shipping point.
GOLD sTRoNa--111 A 111h.
The announcement OF the above iacts led to
more active demand for gold, principally on specu-
lative account, and the Gold Room was more ami
mated than IL has been for good while. The 1880
O'Clock =. M. quotation for hve-twenties in London
came 90, which seemed to dlsprove the activity Of
London money market, and the price OF gold after
advancing from Ill to Ia halted. but continued
strong at the latter figure up to the close OF business
particularly as it was reported that the specie
engaged for to-morrow's steamer amounted to
100000. The course Of the market is shown in the
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me earnings or the ST. Paul Railway for the fourth
week IN February show decrease OF 5000.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES UNSETTLED.
The Southern State bonds were strong active and
higher for Che South Carolinas, and lower for the
Tennessecs and North Carolinas. The following
were the final street prces:- Tennessee ex coupon,
ID 641: do. new, 64 64n; Virginia, ex coupon,
G5A C6; do, new 65 651a; do, registered stock,
old, SO 52t4; Georgia slxes. 81 49, do. sevcns,
80 %; do. do.. old. 0l a 90; North Carolina, ex
coupon, AZ a As; do. funding 1866, so AZ do DO,
1s6s, 80 81; do, new, 20 a 81; do. special tax,
2o35 2l5a; Missouri SKIES, 9l1s 92; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 30 ol; Louisiana skies, go q II;
do, new, CO 65; do. levee skies. 70 75 do do,
elghts, 81 90; do Penitentiary sevens 72 rs; do
railroad eiehts, 79a so; Alabama hves, 60 70; do.
eights, 100 l0014; do. railroad eghts, 93 9s;
South Carolina SKIES, " n so; do. new, January
and July, 6l1s e2; do. do, August and October.
621. C3; do. registered Stock old, GO IS; Arkan-
sas skies, So go; do. sevens, 5s a 60,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-pn,t Five O'Clock P, M.
COMMEECIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. March IS PM
Receipts. 20 packages. The demand for pot
light, but prices unchanged. We quote :-SS z5 a
81 - Pearl dun nominal at SS 50 50 25.
BEEswAx duh, the demand being entirely retail
character and prices somewhat irregular ranging at
from 3S,lc. to 35c for Western and Southern.
CUICo2S.--berman ground OF prime quality quoted
Cocoa dnll and prices were nominal nj 0l1c lie.
gold Guyaquil 23ac. &c for Maracaioo, and lvc
i6c. Tor Caracas all gotu-sN Sond
CoRDA1E was slow OF sale but steady in value. w.
:-Mana, lsc. 13bc Russa bolt rope, sc. Sisu
rope, l6,-c and tarred Manila, Ic.
UEMENT- lsosendale was in lair request and steady at
81 95
CANpLFs.-rhcre improvement in tho demand,
which confined to small lots 10 spy present wants ut
former hgures. We quote:-Adamantinc l2 IA ouncc
l3c. l1c SPERM ssc. SOC, and patent &c. q sOc.
Corr was no business OF Importance reported
In Ro, which, however, sparlngy offered and Armly
held Al previous prices The small and In the hands
at last quotations. We heard sales.
We quote $50, ordinary esrrces. Ice. lokc., far
do, l04c lie good do, s.c isSc. prime DO, l2s,c
gold in bond. Java government bagsl iSc. a
20c do (Seb53 grass mssl lsxc 2sc Singapore, l7c
sc ccyion, l5tc, lie. Maraeaioo. Nc. lse.; La
,gold II bond 0c. luxe. Costa liica lSc. lsc. Ma
mia, 4c ic Mexican lSc. i6c; Sa avania, is11c Ice,
all gold. duty paid
liberal receipts at the Southern ports
and further uniavcrabe dispatches from Liverpool had the
effect Of forcing prices to still lower point under consider
abe pressure to sell The demand nearly all from ex-
bought sparingly The closed the appended
quotations. with sellers than buyers The sales
For export. r0sssY sY La' sss Ess"'"s' 1s:ssi sssi
For home consumption. 9z9 65 s94
Gor speculation. ........ ~ ~
TOTAL bales. .......... i.sl2 is4s a2eo
The market for future deliveries continued fairly active.
bul prces were again eAslsr The ssles today were
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EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
hiasei,n's Brooklyn Board Puzz ed Over
Eight Dollars.

That highly intellectual body Of nonentities, the
Brooklyn Board OF Education. met again yesterday
afternoon, and had a profound discussion OF an
hour or more Oh the question or raying 6W or
eight dollars which had oeen contracted by the prin-
clpai OF one Of the public schools. ihe pi n qaes-
tion was for the framing OF small roll OF hunor
and, after long arguments In regard TO tue aut.
OF their august body III tue matter, ~
was decided that the Aforesaid friHelpal
had no right TO contract the bill Ia the name ol tlo
intellectual body, mad no right 10 send IL 20 them
for payment and It was not their duty 10 pay II
the! snouil not This appeared 80 DC thc noss I'M
portant question before the Board, and 10 was nos
surprising that the clek should be discovered nod
the Intellectual members.
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enucd heavv though hey we're no ower about all os ne
s.od refining Cuba sse asssc FOR old DO. o. 40
snsns. snsn sss IN sw r ssa s ~ as; q @ s n
sold me S. sg1 and ,t no. before reported ksnsd wa.
@ @ @ @s'ss' .o SsTs ss "iSsss ss
samsssi anime, sssFa sssn,s: - s o 70
good refining s,ac se. fair to good sroeery &c. zc!
heads and SoHes sc ioc %oas.ss' hoga5ead. and
sossc so .e %eado' @ KS % HHyan, boxes Dutch
49, 70 S % r. r. sac io'c do 7 70 = losc iia DO.
@ rsdss &C. ,s ls rras,y i sie. Fss's Co.
js2aIpaas lS f,snse aasssrs STANDARD sa 70 sS' y b g K M
sKISsGC9I active fgr llsat stocks, guls. for
IaraesiSo on prva,s terms assr fa demand pre-
vailed at sesay prices Sales 1000 ne Gaaemala and 5000
aS & ss iss & and ys.
s & 9'' caso as s aSd ai's dS & s .st, rs,
Deer-tionanra' Esc Vera Cruz siac Central Amenea,
rara ;Bc a ssc gold. ''''
sales 5 os sS%aad % S.' so" shay ysss were steady
wa. II Moderate reaueat and s.sady
stely asya steady sales Is od onneeica. al
on private tos lots were . very cry
steady with sales Of LOO bales at from Soc to
Laas ns"4 1% e.. G'"1s, *: HsssSss sS s'sts.. sSs.
Common TO medium leaf. s1ac. sc. sGc. a =.
GOOD sns & ra sec 94c ,9hs a19c
seoc,icns... aisc ITc. sizac.
Connecticut and Massachusetts, allers..... lie isc
Connection and Nassachasssts binders and nd .' M
Connecticut and Massachusetts wrappery 4Uc
Ccnnecticu. and Massachusetts wrappers Dc
New Jrk state uters lie. i5c-
New York State average lots &c 2Jc-
New York State Wrappers. 20c. 4c
fcnnsyvania and OHIO niers VIC. l6c
Average lots 20c 22sc.
Wrappers g2c 40c
WooL.-fhere continues good inquiry for domestic
fleece. but the transactions restricted to small lots
consequence of the unusuaily small supply oIer-
ing The transactions between dealers have fallen on
apprecably but manufacturers TO make free pur.
chases where desirable lines are offered Pulled WOOL
very fun prices. The limited offerings Of Texas
and California woods restricted sales. Foreign fs
without essential chang" We note very GOOD deand for
carpet and clothing woos which command full prices
The sales 75o0 lbs ecce 1cladng 500 os nnsshed
secured on private terms 1900 lbs MehgsH, 69c SS6
ibs extra pulled 4c iIc 0u0 lbs super, SOC. &c.;
1000 bs Texas hne oUg lbs DO barry S2hc; 2too
10000 bs California clip part esc 35oao lbs do.
spring, SAKE. 1900 lbs do pulled, 25c. 10000 lbs.
foreign secured @pc 00D los. Fc, 25c. 5000 lbs.
Angora y6c 38c 1900 lbs Cape Sic. SIC; 1000 lbs.
Donskoi private sheep sins In moderate
quest at about unchanged rates. We note scs OF go bales
Buenos Ayres on private terms.
WHIsKEY-keceipts, 1870 bbs. The demand
active, and, with connued free offerings, the market
mer and prices advanced 70 Bc There sold 30 5bs.
at from s2t1c. - &c.
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HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH g. ls7l.-TRlPLE

deal Of stock ont of the hands Of the weaker buils
and outsiders, especially as considerable consterna-
tion was at the time occasioned by the rnmor OF a
commercial CRISIS In London. Pittsburg, IN this re-
action led with decline from 10 to 1llI. but raj
lied to lls.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices or the leading speculative stocks during the
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u ssao "a ,,s nsie' oa as ls :. iss SEQ
- aiOc' eoO ise %o 2, 2,e lo0 March and ioo 81 Apr
4 n nlsc IA a'cS a, 49, Nay soS q, d sisc.
june lIuo 34c; July, 7u0 ut IL 06c., 800 at lS'sc
August %o ., 800 at lse. Also yesterday, after re-
port bales az follows Aarch, 100 at 10 3l6c 6o az
q a. iac 2os at y 80 diS. 800 at May 500 e ia
at l3Ac June, go a Is ac 800 IL 5-i6c 900 az i34c.
july 20o at 3enc August u0 at 1880. Total since last
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Aaay ORDERS.

Captain George D. uul has been retired, and First
Lieutenant Joha b. Hanson, OF the Tenth infantry.
and John A. Marley. Of the Twentieth infantry are
relieved from duty as Indian aGen:A
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Flour Mp sMnh.Mas;-Heceipts $50 bba, 6our, lsu
lUU0 mat. The Jun but uncban, ,ed.
The sales about 800 bbls ncluding about 600 for
expor at prices within the OF quotations. South
ern hour was quiet put pces were Unchanged sales 100
bbs Rye -four quiet bur steady Ia vaua, the sales
being 20O bhls. OF there sales 30
Jersey and "a 6b for Brandywine We quote
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NAVAL SToRE5.-The amount OF business transacted in
fa prices prevailed, the closing SC Tor ier.
ana M shp @
% cser sea ae s n a IL sT: wa
saa i0.o bss strained = arss a. siosing s. %
y y q IS S. ssi ~ ?S sw 81 5
within the range of SO % IS for No. 81 So for
pale TO window glass. Wilmington tar dull
bbs tierces Of beef 4ss packages and DO
lard: The transactions in pork were dmlnutlve,
delivery holders being unwilling sell except at fui pre-.
sS ss hs aSss s ~ az & y Rs Rqss s
s4 Ill s.gss9 s $50 D!s::ss
ssssa ns s $ sks aa. n1s
in ns'f fair shpmen snd the
ssrs * we're s:a's. 5 ' ~ilss
Me range Of ss @ ssa for prime and arf india mess
Soc &c, inside price for Texas. Beef bbs was
SIS sse'
the demand eng entirely of jcbpns character aud prices
e short so iI5c. ri1, ios i5sS ~ and
rule dull and heavy. The demand was consned %
IS S a w'n @
o IN 0T The e for ar was & se
but prices we're aoou. s higher closing M e: l2c la
ef, iasc, including small lc Kettle al ne Fac t.
S @ hss e. 'as % s.,
ls]4c.; ,Jane, isssc. is'le. or ,sny the sale,
Taee was M no change note in the butter are TIE de-
mand moderately active especially for the better grades
views consequences Of the moderate supply. The and
medium qualities unchanged In vane, though offered
moders demanS Ne aonens ne enSr ~ se VITA
ButerCommon 70 fair state DANES, nrkins, 25c. $780,
State. half tn tubs air 10 extra &c. including extra as
Ssc &c Pennsylvania dairies frkins prime,
Ssc &C. & Western ste eesm2R CO.. e to er'r sc go csnada
extra loo l6s4c conmon and ordinary la9c IKE;
l3%c. lBt4c.: common 30 gcod Western, lUc. flLc
PyrRoLfUs.fhe market for crude in bulk, continued
10 rule quiet there being but e demand holders
ers dcmaaded lisic loo which prices were c. 80.
above tue Views % buyers We heard Of no sales For
Nsphha demand for export, and sales
made of so cases at lec. and abou. $3.50 bbis.
duc. lower closing about aslc. for cargoes The
offerings still light, while the sales ,5Oe bbs.
terms Jobbing lots dull and unchanged. In Phla-
delpho the market tribe active, aud closed a,
6vo0 DDs for March and Apr AXE. 2c. respectively
Ricr.kangoon was selling in small nt7c a7sc go
steady with light supply and moderate inquiry About 35
,erces sold at from &c. to sac for choice
nominal at FOR quotations. Timothy was neaectei
and quoted ~ ~ per bushe Clover slow and
ll4c. Sales Important. s
sTEAnrS sThe business was light, there being l.se
uoe:--frime in hhds and terces, isLc isSdc
sALrrETsF.-Crudew dull aud nominal at Ts.c gold:
loss! Ss9r Unchanged We au0's;-pr0p sAe and buck
sALr.-Thc market for Liverpool fine was s.l psssahy
were small. and the stock Jobbng from
sose I were selling At the following prices ssa
sss Der bushci e. 0MSaa Ma;ns c & 'And
the dmAnd bang prpcpay from renner but prices cor.
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THE C0TT0y MOVEMENT.

List OF Carsocs or American Cotton Arrived
at Liverpool March =.
LIVERPOOL, March Z, 1871.
The following vessels arrived ut this port to-day
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TOTAL bales. ........... 1892 l.s4s 32e0
The market for future deliveries continued fairly active,
put prtces were again easier. The saes today were
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5000 Va 6's, REG, old. SEQ
200O n & Fdg Act, SO. 40
1000 N q Fund net, '6o. 303i
1900 B'klyn b's,wl..... ~
5000 Mo b's, II ,Sst 10 iss 90
1000 Ct West lat, 49,. S.
l5Iu0 do. ...... -. s.M
1000 U Pac RE ist m... G
4U00 do. ............. S4ie
5000 Union fac lU's inc 70
150lD ecu Pnc gold Dds. 955S
1900 Col,U a l y lst.... 50
1000 North No lat m... S2H
2lO0 do. ..... ...... 81
10000 Han&st J s's, en- b 1881
1OUU Ohio Il Miss 1st.. -
loo shs Con Coal Of Md. 3Ui6
Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29

Coon SroRY.-PILL-TINE rs. CAR-TINE.-A
correspondent Of the Montpelier HatehmaR
tells the following good and new Railroad yarn /:
On the morning express that left New York
up the Hudson River Road. WAS one old gentle
man, who, sfter they had got out a few miles,
logged the conductors arm as he passed through
the car, and very politely asked. " Is the next
station Poughkeepsie ?'' No, sir, Poughkeep-
sic is beyond The station vas passed; the
conductor was making his customary round
when, with tug Al his coat tail, the same ques-
ton came" Is this Poughkeepsie p with the
same reply. This response being repeated sew
ersl times, at last the conductor very blandly
said, "Ny friend. see here; | will make a trade
with you. Ii you will not ask me that question
sqain, will tell you myself when we get to
Pourhkeepsie" With thank you, sir, you
aye very kind" the old gentleman settled back,
into his seat, spread his bandsnna over his ven
cradle head, Gnd waited IN peEce for Poughkeep-
sic. But in the press and hurry at the station.
where the train at last arrived, the affair Of
the old gentleman ate slipped the conduc-
tors mind; the train left the station and had
gone two or three miles when the engineer wss
sigualed by the conductor to back to Pough-
keepsie The moment he had entered the car
ana MS eye hghted upon the pAhuahuA' aua
the peaceful face beneath il he had comprehend
ed the situstion, and determine to I'll his part
Of the contract by backing up the train. When
that was done be approached the aged man with
This is your station; this is Poughkeepsie,
please to be as expeditions ~ possible; we are
behind time-snd to help he began to gather up
the traps in the seat All no; no cir, you mis-
take don't want to get out here: | am going on,
clear on to Buffalo. When | left New York this
morning my daughter gave me pill, and she
said it would he time to take another when ! got
TO Poughkeepsie. But since you seem so &C
commodating you may get me little water to
take it in = 81 guess he didn't get the WATER
eaid the conductor. Il concluded my duty done
toward that pill in backing up my train, with
its three or four hundred passengers. to let him
take it. II / was minister | would preach on
the use and abuse Of conductors and station
agentsL"
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Srmina Marhines.
THE WHEELER s WILSON
-snLL AHEAD
$4,000 IN USE TODAY

Wheeler 4. Wilson sold last year 5000 Msenines
or 5000 more Machines than the Howe, 4ev9 Sahhs
than tie Weed, 543.S more than the "icoA m"rs
635 more than the American, 6o,5lS more
than the Florence. All of them Family Maehines
Why do they sell so many. ,,Ai,o,
Firs:-B Because they the most durable
having but seven wearing places above tne uole.
end these so constructed that If the Machines e'ei
get worn they can be frightened win aeo nniso.5
screvdriver and your Machine Will then De as ~
as new. They will outlast ony two shuttle I'm
secopd-Because it is the stillest running two
thread Machine.
Third-Because it is the best constructed.
Fourth-Because it runs faster than any otHe'
FiftbNHaying fifteen less pieces than any Shuttle
Machine (table included,) it is therefore the Sill
Sixth-It does the greatest variety OF work
seyenth-It does the best work. me-
Eighth-It does not need to be dripping u oi. =
run easy and therefore no pan is necessary 70 cAo
the oil underneath is Indispensable WIN soine
OF the Shuttle Machines in use.
Ninth-Because it does not have fits, but is Away
ready. s.;,,,. ~ =;
ous kind of work. and in fact for reasons 100 nu-
merous 10 mention, they are the best famly 'ia-
chimes il use. ,,.
tors at the Paris Exposition, for perfection oil ps
ohinery. No other Machine received gold medal
All claims Of rival machines TO having recelNeI tne
first prize are frauds and inpositiOns on the pubiic
The Wheeler Wilson is warranted three years ana
sold on easy monthly payments. ....
have sold over $50 OF these machines since com,
ng to Burlington last October aud am real! " ' ~
! $50 more To supply the increasing demand Iul
these uuequallcd Machines more help has Deeh
hired within a few weeks. and We are low mahiu-
400 machines per day. IdE GREAT FULLY emu ~;
the Vhselor & WILSON. Call and see il and you Wi
purchase other. Samples aud circulars sent iree
| TO any address. WIS 49,.
80 Church Street, Burlington, VI.
AugT--dkwtf
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: Srl @Oods.

tr,-i,.. ms. returned from market, we are nov
- ,r--c.iying New Goods that are reasonable and
1-S,le Among OF 1er things we have Just opened
some Few
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During fine starlight evening lately
three-year Old philosopher, after silent
and apparently profound scrutiny Of the
heavens, asked his mother abruptly where
the stars came from. Mamma replied "
don't know, Willie | don't know where
the stars came from " Well, you bet do.
The moon laid EN-.
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VERMONT CENTRAL LINE
Northern Transportation
Company.
TWO DAILY LINES OF STE.AWERS
FROa cGDESssURG.
nay WIGHT

TWO Dali Y LINES OF SIE.7-NERS
FRoa cGDESssURG.
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT.
With twenty one LIST Glass Steamers, for NIL
waukee Chicago ana Intermediate ports, without
change Of boat, only six days through, close con-
nectiOns and no xpeusive ferries, omnihusses and
hotel bills first Class Tickets include Meals and
State Rooms
Leaving Ogdensbursh every day, Sundays e1-
ceptedl on arrival Of noon trains Tor chicago Mil
waukee and intermediate ports without change OF
Boat, and every evening. Sundays excepted for
Cleveland Toledo Detroit, and informed ate ports.
Passengers and Families moving West, csn embark
with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &c and lend
together without disturbance or Transhipment, at
their port OF destination thus avoiding the great in
convenience Of the many changes, delays and ex
pensss Of other routes. - hese Steamers have
large Cabins and State Rooms, amply aud neatly
furnished, for First Class Passengers, ard Second
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable accommo-
dations for Passengers and Families, who may wish
to furnish their own provisions No efforts will be
spared to maintain the reputation Of this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE!
Be sure ant see the agents of this Line before you
buy your tickets. Trusty men will always meet
Passengers at the Depot in OgdenshurS, to take
Checks and recheck fagzage for this Line Ask for
Tickets via Northern Transportation C0mpany's
V. G. Line Steamers. IEe only American Lines leav
ing Osdensburgh. One hundred pounds OF baggage
free to each passenger. Baggage checked through
10 all points.
n Through Tickets to California and all points
IN the Great West, North West and South West,
cheaper than the cheapest at all Stations between
Boston and 0gdensburg, or on application to
GILES MERRILL Genl. Supt.
GEO. A. EDDY, Agent,
NJ. G. ELLIOTT, General Ticket Agent
st. Adams, Vt
GEO. W. SMITH, Passenger Agent
pgdenshuTg. N. Y.
II. N. DRUkY, Agent,
American Hotel Block, Burlington, Vt.
April s-t'd&w6m
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~, ,ra,t 10 know alb VI the SMASH
That happened Gown inhoiler ASH
WI now, VI NJ body SHOWS,
H. years about my style OF clothes.
rrSas Dea.an Hampers funeral,
Add everything was goin' wei
when them there temp!ers up II iO"H
ON az excursion train come DOWN.
Tdriy the mourners and Joe rresh
ne driy the head Of the procssh
An, when we made ths railroad TRACK
We SEES that train a comm hack.
Joe turped around and ~inked at me,
AM from his vest Re showed ';
.. III bet you those that TINS mere heArse
IA cross ahead OF that eNcurse."
The rnourners they set up yell,
an then was missin' for spell
II we're smazin' how thst crOwl
Cavortsd upward in cloud.
They piled them victims on the sEard
About three-quarters of a cord;
On top they put the Deacin's meat
But where Joe went we all was beat.
Searched the pieces Of the train,
But ali my s'archin' was In vain
An 70 this day it does beat me,
Where is the piece that had that v ,.,,,,
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eGnantial.
FIRST MORTGAGE JOINT BONDS
7 H r r. e
NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANIES
Principal and Interest Payable in 6oid')
COMPRISING TIE
VERMONT DIV VISION
PORTLAND L o6DENSBURG TRUNK R. R.
LINE,
CONNECTING TIE
LAKES AND THE ALLAN I c
BY MUCH THE SHORTEST ROUTE.
BY MUCH THE SHORTEST ROUTE.

This road is being built and managed by New
England BUSINESS MES, who have inVes'ed iarse
In the CAPITAL STOCK, ami whose experience and
reputation guarantee the most THOROUGH Gun
srRucrroS of the Road and at the same time insure
the most HONORABLE CONDUCT of ITS AFFAlRs-
The Road is SO situated as 10 secure to itsei' AT
ONCE the largest PLEASURE TRAVEL OF ANY RAIL
ROAD IN THE EASTERN STATES, connecting as 1t
will, by the shortest route, Saratoga Lakes George
and Chauiylain with Mt. MgHSfeif Lakes MemPATe-
taacog, and WiHough5y, ami the White MoHHfaiH''
Independent Of the through freight ami passenger
traffic which must at h0w to it upon Its COM
pletion IN consequence of its being the SHORTEST
ROUTE to the seaboard. the earnings from the LOCAL
BUSINESS Will be sufficient to pay all running ex-
pcnses and the interes: on its SMALL BONDED DEBT.
Cash subscriptions to the STOCK Of the Road have
already been made sufficient to comp lete the road
ready FOR the iron. The bonds are coupon or regis
tered, and are in denominations Of
$1,000, $500. aad 500.
The interest is SIX PER c:Sr. IN GOLD, payab' e
semi-annually, in Boston, May lst and November
LIST These bonds are offered until further notice at
80 and accrued interest in currency, and we recon-
mend them to Savings Banks, holders Of trust funds
and all others having money to invest, FIRST
CLASS SECURITIES.
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s.; Johnsbdry, Vermont.
FAIRBANKS L Co.,
81 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BRows & Co.
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