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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10
BIOGRAPHY BOILED DOWN.
BY THE FAT CONTRIBUTOR.


PLUTARcH.
| only know this gentleman by
reputation. He is spoken of in the
plural number "Plutarch's Lives" is
a common expression, but how many
there were of him | am not prepared
to say.
GENERAL DUKE oP WELLINGTON,
An officer of the British army. Mr..
Longfellow makes honorable mention
of him as the "Warden of the Cinque
Ports" Cinque means five, and he
was the protector Of FIVE principal
points usually dcEominated Five
Points. He lived to ripe old age
and died.
JULIUS CESAR,
Son of old man Caesar. He was born
at Rome in his infancy, and upon ar.
irving at the state of manhood became
a Roman. lie was a fighter and a
warrior of some note. Ills friend
Brutus one morning asked him how
many eggs he had eaten for breakfast,
and he replied, "Et tu Brute I" His
friend became greatly cnraged at
being called brute, and stabbed
Caesar quite dead.
MAHoMET,
Author Of the Koran, an exciting ro-
nance which he wrote in the Nam.
moth Cave at Mesa He was the
author of religious creed, with
which he stuffed Turkey, and tried to
get up a broil in Greece, hut failed
Many of his early followers suffered
great prosecutions. Some of them
were burned at the stake. He had
three temples-one at Mecca and one
on each side Of his head.
GUY FAwKEs,
A warm hearted, impulsivc English
man, who believed the Parliament too
good for this earth, and devised an
expeditions method Of elevating the
members to a better sphere. He was
interrupted in his good intentions,
bat for which circumstance he would
doubtless have made n groat noise in
the world. lIo was executed for his
dislnterestcd benevolcnco, and was
subsequently burnt in place called
Edigy
BoNAPARr l.,
A barnm- -scarum sort of'fcllow, who
occupied position of considerable
importance in the French nation
The impression went abroad that he
was ambitions, which damaged his
reputation materially. Ho gained the
respect of the French nation, because
happily he was not a Fronchman
When asked ifhe could govern Franco,
hcrcplied, "OfCorsican." The close
of his life was not as bright as its be-
ginning, but thero was somo of II in
narrow compass.
PETER rnE HERMIT,
Was principally notorious for stirring
up little difficulty between the
Christians and Mohamedans, which
extended over period of thirty
years, resulting in numerous cx.
cursions by land and water, under
the fascinating title of the Crusades.
Tho Hermit was an itinerant lecturer,
and had hc lived In our day would
have turned his attention to humor,
thereby saving deal of bloodshed.
Tho Crusades turned out like the
author of the creed they were inton.
ded to annihilate-a false prophet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

A stone cutter in Ohio has achieved
Immortality for himself by tracing on
u tombstone the assertion that the
little child buried beneath "was an
angel on earth, and now she was an
dngel in heaven"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Soth makes all things difficult, but
in niustry all easyr and he that rises
late must trot all day, and shall scarce
overtake his business at night while
lazincss travels so slowly, that power.
tv soon oycrtakes him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Various explanations are given of
the purpose for which Gen Lawrence,
late Pension Agent in this city, stole
$4,000 of the public monoy. The
simple fact is that his robbcries were
due to dissoluto women and losses at
the paminy tnblo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Evils in the journey of life are like
the hills which alarm travellers upon
their road they both appear great at
a distance, but when we approach
them, we find that they are far less
insurmountable than we had imagined
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

An aged colorcd man made applica-
tion at Washington for food, claiming
it as constitutional privilege. why,
said he, ~ understan' dar's provisions
in do Constitution for dc colored folks,
and | haven't bad dc fust crumb.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Tho President has sent in the
names OF eleven persons TO compose
the Legislative Council Of the District
of Columbia Thrso of thoso arc
black, Fred. Douglass being one Of
them
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Jennie +. Mcbride, of Franklin, is
made happy by verdict of $500
against Mr. Wagner, of Oil City, who
forgot, or neglected, to keep bis prom
ise to marry her The stamps will
prove more valuable than the fckle
scamp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

The strongest propensity in woman's
nature, says careful student Of the
sex, is To want TO know what is going
on, aud the next strongest is TO boss
the Job.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Ten THOUSAND HANDS WANTED. II
1t wasn't such a bad notion on tho
part Of the glover who hung up in his
shop the following placard "Ten
thousand hands wanted Immediately"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Alta New York wedding reception,
a young lady accidentally set her back
hair on fire. When il was extin-
guisbed she said she was glad it wasn't
her best.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

A San Francisco Judge has dismiss
cd complaint against man accused
of stealing one goose, solely because
the word was spelled "goos."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Tho daughter Of Owen Loveioy, the
noted abolitionist, has been appointed
post. mistress of PRINCETON, Illinois.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Tho Michigan House Of Rcprcsen-
tatives has passed bill compelling
the attendance at school Of children
between tho ages of eight and four
tpcn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10
DR.. J.P RuRcHElELp.

Late Surgeon ofthe SGD Reg ment, Penn syivania
Volunteers, having returned from the Army,
offers his professional services To the citizens
of Clearheld county.
~ Professional calls promptly attended to.
Ofhee on Second street, formerly oecnpied by
Or. Woods. faprt, 'a6- n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Tho Chicago woman barber has so
many customers that she has taken a
younger sister into the business, who
attends exclusively TO the lathering
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

A citizen of Montreal is under ar
rest for refusing to tell census enum-
orator the ages of his two unmarried
daughters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

A negro insisted that his race was
mentioned in the Bible. lie said he
had heard the preacher read about
how "Niggcr Demus wanted TO be
born again"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Kansas City is getting along fast
for its age. It claims TO have 500 or
900 boys between the age Of eight and
fourteen, who live entirely by stealing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

The State Senate has voted down
the Local Option bill passed by the
House. This kills the bill for the
session,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

"Thorc is nothing great on earth
but man; there is nothing great ia
man but mind"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

Tho fellow who slept under "thc
cover of night complains that he
came very near freezing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10

1t is always in our power to make
q friend by smiles; what a folly, then,
to make an enemy by frowns,
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ESTABLISHED 1871.
Terms of Subscription,

|1f paid in advance, or within 8 months.,..s2 90
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Exemption from care is not bappi-
ness on the contrary, q certain de-
gree of care is essential TO promote
enjoyment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10
DR.. j. F. WOODS,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Having removed to Ansonville, Pa, offers his
professional services to the people Of that place
AND the surrouning country. All calls promptly
attended to. Dec. 6m pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-10
]. II. KLINE. M. D.,

? II YSICIAN 4 So RG EO N,
HAvING located At Pennheld, Pa, offers his
III professional services 10 the people Of that
,lace and surrounding country. All calls promptly
attended to- oct. IS Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NRw.YoRK, Tuesday. Feb. Il, 1871

NEw.YoRK Tuesday. Feb. II, 1871.
There il nothing new to report from the
Horse Market which continued dull beyond description
and indeed who bought horse, or drove one out
during the unparalleled snow-storm raging throughout
the day. without being OF perempory necessity
must have wanted a horse a drive very badly.
The following Is correct description and pedigree or
Blackjack and Meteor two valuable thoroughbred stat
lions now In the Market:
BAc Oad 1889 OF imported Glebcoel dam i'm
second dam imported Mans Daughter BY Fho
a. Pu,A third im The Nuo by Bscok fourth dam by Whske
by Orle ae. kc He fail 10 h. IDS high Ia BLACK
perfect model Of the ceborse liz The n
running mile With us l;46, and defeated the great Legal
Tender two mile heats
Meteor chestnut 5i hands high By Mars dam Premium. BY Inn
posl Second dam imported BY WOu third dam, ALE
gretts Trumpcr fourth dam Young Camilla BY Wocdpeeser nth
dam Camilla, by Trehiham. &c. &c. 49, -
the highest bids for the horses brought under the ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
financial.

ADRIAN II. MULLER Auoioneer.
EXFCUTORs SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
Il -ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co. viii sell at
ar on CRDAN Fabl at ~ o'clock at the Exchange Sales
% No m Broadway By order Of tie Executor Of Louisa Lynch
ceased:
0 rve R. r. Co. per cent COUPON bonds 1890 81 900 each
100 United Canal and Railroad Companies Of NeEJcSey per
clu.o7 bonds 1888. SLOW each.
pocs Company Of NeNyerey LIST Mge cent coupon
b,nis 1893. loo esch.
1900 Louis Nsndaa and Tere Hsute r. Co Is; Mtge per
cent sinking Fund coupon bonds, 1897, 81 OO each.
1000 Louisville ana Nashville r. r. Co. Isl Mtge per cent coupon
bonds 1899. y 100 each.
600 Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Co per cent
Consolidated let Mge. Sinking FanG coupon bonds 1905 900
each
OOo r-e Haute and Indianapolis r. r. Co. per Mge regis
tered bonds 1873. @lUoJ each.
700 Shsve Co i MICE per cent registered bonds $780,
ZOO each.
900 Rome wstertoVu Oeiensburgh r. Co. Sinking Fund
pr cent Mtge. coupon houlS. 8 800 each.
ZOO state Of New-lork Bounty Losn, registered 1871
- shares Bank Of tie Manhattan Company, $50 each
l4I shares National Bank OF Commerce ; OO each.
30 ares NaSsan Bank 500 each.
25 shares North River ms. Co.. SIS each.
ll5 shares Corn EKchan lns. Co, 81 90 each.
shares Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, and indianapolis Rail
Co, SluO each.
llo shares Oswego and Syracuse r u. Co., $50 esch
90 shares NewloA Balance Dock Co, 500 each t5iN)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WARRINGTON February T. 1911
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that books

will be opened March this
Europe for subscriptions the National Loan under She
proved July H. 1870 entitled An Act To authorize the Rendng the
National Debt and the Act amendment hereo approved January
90 1871.
The pscs which subscriptions be made and the Of tho
authorized Agents Of the Government viii he announced hereafter The
proposed loan comprises classes Of Bonds namely
First Bonds the Eve hunired millions Of dollars
able In coin the pleasure Of the United States aer
GATE Of their issue and beang interest," payable quarterly coin the
rate Of tve per cent
Bonds three hundred dollars
able In the pleasure Of the United States ffeen rom
the date Of their Issue aud hearing interest," payable quarterly CON-
at the rate ~ four and hall Per cent per
Third Bonds the hundred millions Of dollars
able coin the pleasure Of the United States thiy from
the date Of their sne and bearing interest payable quarterly 10 CON- at
the rate Of four per cent per annuu.
Subscribers to the Loan will have preference the following ORDER
namely:
Rr Subscribers for equal Of each clsss Of bonds
Sond Subscribers for equal Of bonds bearing interest
She Of four aud half OF bonds bearing Interest the
rate OF Eve per
Third Subscribers for Eve per cent bonds
When subscription made the subscriber win be elure deposit
two per of tie thereof the Govern
when the bonds delivered and be made either
in bonds the United States FNETWENTl BONDS
ahr value The coin in payment will be applied 10 the
dempton Of fve-twenty bonds.
TIE bonds will be issued with coupons desired
by subscribers Registered bonds will be issued OF the denominations
$50 SO0 500 ! 600 5000 and $1,000; ami bonds Of
each denoao the last The interest viii he PAYABLE
the United States az The Dice OF the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer
designated nep0itarv OF the Government
The bonds Of the several classes Aforesaid and the Interest thereon
exempt from the Of all taxes dues Of the Unie States well
As from taxation form by under state municipal local su
thOuty
maturity bonds last will be first redeemed by classes
aud numbers he designated by he Secretary Of The Treasury
4 Seee Of
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cnrrnN MARKKrN

SAVANNAH Feb lACoton quiet and firm Midhnes Ifie ee
Ia hsles erports-to Britain 1901 bales sales "
49,. siock $50 bales -, - .U,4,,..
rel recepts 6O43 bales; gross 622 bales sales 9oo
hes, stock 2S2 Sg5 bales amin ,q,a,af. . 50, o..
o. ~ bales; expos-oosstvse, l2l bales sales v" o~s'
SiSeTcN Feb i4-Coton quiet and nomina hdings lic
-, -scsints :s7 bales; stock. 949 bales -
bs. enortsto Great Britain sos bales ooastWise 62 bales
.,es So ha'es; stock. S5i3t bales ~ - ri. -.
Feb 4-COen dull and hesvy Good Ordinary lc net
.,Sst, 40 bales; sales $50 bsles stock, 6ls5 bates
g,stpsroV Cotton quiet, Mdngs Hsci net receipts
7 osa bsl.s ssleS. 100 bales; stock 1867 bales - 49,
- reh "a Cotton dun and nominal; Midding Isle; net
% 3l bales gross 445O bales sales $50 bales stock, 700
7rvosv Feb l4Co'on quet Mlings 4lci gross receipts
81 bsles: sales 225 bales, stock H. 40 bales
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DETERMINATION.

STArY oT iISors ETECrrIvE OrvrcS srRlSeryLD ls
E OF state o no sa s 1 % & IN =, sS' tR he
P Il % Jos P PALMER n'SI S o'' tie 0 sss Of Illinois
4SToy nSE AZ MON may eo So I ' the is r
1s Is 9 we T, S , esi Ss pPooI,msoR and by
yrpe ~ and i'm pursuance OF said law do further notify
that the interest each and all Of d bonds vii cease
payment specified IN this notice to Wit from the sad
Febraafy 1871 Bonds issued OF act
Fea,r1 AZ A New iDtefn %proy@nt StocE dated
July l8 and payable at the pleasure Of the State after 1870 As
New Internal improvement standing Of Msa Alderman
Ioh1 baker $500 josiah Batenan Mrs Esney
Beetee. sllO9 Samuel ggo $1,000 James NJ Booker
Rove IN trust Sis s. Fe9et Brpo5 Ssss ea PiI Bro.e
5000 Mst'lsv Buiae st40 Poly Bill loo SeCTge B9lk,
Campbell s4O joe Churchill Slt0O Am Harriet CaIk
n C he VA 9o ot y ~ ge Se of SsSo1t in tT for
Cor s372l George Grouse ooOi CLARK, Dodge Co. $looO
$1,000 John and Ew.r Furgeson trust $4,000 (EIeeutO 90
PrshSe sos: nas A&efs Fuller ss6o Frances MARY AMI
'et' Gsrnet E',sts Of augustus Gee 2o Ss%usl
$40; Bsse Amelia Hart sseoOi Richard Iemming $1,000 Sarah
s29g5I 10 Fr,d shaw Hofon s4564l6; 1hOma, noliod'
Arthur Hoior $3.50 l6 Rev James Ioby slo9i Hope Co
H5e A. hS5s' gosn = 4ss 81 $780, in.gDcr Con- so.
900; Sebastian Jacar : 42 % Chas Jecoo and Penn Allen
.s s ... o Tbc soi LsSs and Ids John s. Lord 5000
AmeS hon viCs s1d Oiss VIZ eeaft NJ w IS co.
Gsorna maxwell IS as S. Herman meiya' and Rev Chs
- 600 John G. ORner Jean Marie Edmond Pee 81
esq Is Tjwtr Phebs 5000; Charles Phelps SSo caroline
g. Phelps trustee. $1,000; W A. Paenus sS4 HS go Loyp
Read 1905 Bls5a Riggs ~ ~ w. -
SEQ s6 William JamecRoe @2O0g Daniel Rogers q
49,. enry Rol.pd $1,000 Henry Roper knight 42oOD n A.
Ro:.c sons $4So John Charles SehreSer SoOi " l..
$500 60 IN trust 81 E4wart Sooock, SlUVi Oeoge
So :. Oo John Sneien $500; Caroline NJ bannsr SsJ,
p-rsrn Ole Tsv3r 224; The Administration once o. h3p
Vo5mtrg vi Ow w. BOrss, S5O4ONi Inc rem
Tj,, Co. for lse &C. $1,000; The Governor Of I
Tiarks, $500 CathArne Ann lone = ~
90; Mari 1000 The lrsutgpQn for SaVngs Of
CLERKS $4,000; John Warren Son, 1888 q Mr; Anna W.shioS
o. sd. Charles = Watkins $40; John Wedleurn shOO
William 81 $685. william Louis Winans $9''O "Aw
,. Wbssb.e. slOOl .-.--, L., t.u...rt
Also one coupon old internal Improvement stock 6s'ea Sn0a
1883 number or dated May lS4O No 90 $IU eseh
psysbe after 1870 ,, ~. n. ,o,o A,,d Irlv les9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

q, hrlt Oats frmer SIC track the river 2
49,, ~ SSqe6c for Prime to Choice Fall Rye trn N
PORK S23 and 70 er1Ve ny
=. 40 40 Is Loose Bulk Clear Sides lilo Rough Sds
:, M,con in buyer March. l0c Bacon unehange L'
iIoe arm 81 O. for Light; 81 I3G 90 iot
gssSy Cattle unchanged Recoipts-2Ooo bb- Fouf SV ~
heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

sleghs have reappeared in front OF the wareI0os, Oh
our carTiage manufacturers and dealers but the time M
lively sleigh trade being over sales are only occasoha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

sol inos add Michigan Caus Bonds
Nineteen 81 900 Canal l84l PAYABLE after 1870
Nos TO- ~ o. 49, ~ S. C. a. u.s. lO7 llj' l2j 49, ~ 49,
Do 49, an IN r., n.
Tveuv 5 class Of bonds regered-Nos 81 ~ 49, 90 o. g.
80 g. li5. 1873 l5 l5. $50. J5 ltl W. w l9' 10
Twenty-Five &22 Canal Rons PAYABLE IN New ioTk Nter ~ Ss
Ol lG25 1881 l3 1870 1871 lO4J lU, IVo'
I066 1907 D 1913 lJ73 l07. 1897 1897 1890 1893 100
Twenty Of bonds rrgsierelNo 1904, 1910 l1I iO9
I0Is 1913 1891 1853 1854 lD 1916 1851 1860 OIl O9 lJ
1888. lOJl. 1881. . 49,, -
T.ent,-nue Bonds psysble in london after lNos
10 IL r. 49, o. 50 a. So &c. a. 80 49, 4" 49, a. % 70 a.
az. - ~. 81. 81, "a ..-, $500
% ~ 51 81 81 30 A. 50 % inclusive IS 70 40 inclusive
ST hundred And lnetvseyen Canal Bonds PAYABLE IN LONDON
ser S7-Nos l inclusive lil TO 1872 l to o Ss is ~
1871 10 Zfg 69 to 83 1893 1914 to 1913 lOH TO O1Z no.
100 1852 lO6s lO77 1913 TO 1893 ITO! To- ll
ll2 to 49, lac 1883 l67 llby Ill., J l2O 10 1862 1872
~ 1875. ,-.-, A.. , a.
five hundred and eighteen class Of bonds reg1tered-Sos 70
Inclusive 49, l86. 49, 1913. lS 29to Jo JOo " %" Vo
lOII l0l2 1913 1863 ITO ll12 1876 70 l2tA So. =, o.,
Sirtvtre Bonds payable in London ste 5Ons n
81 las TO ISL inclusive ITO to lS6 Zl2 to 10 90
% al. a..
= inclusive 80 g. &c. 81 81 70 M l52 10 l6g Isl TO Ill III to 9JJ
10 testimony whereof hand and 70 be anIe the
Great CITY Of Springfield this 9th day Of Jsnu
arr. A. d. III JOHN d. PALMER OOfernOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15

OFFICE THR NHwioRK FIKE Insurance Co.,
No. "a WALLsT. NEw-Y0KK, Feb. Q. 1871.
A T the ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC-
"A COMPANY eth iasL the
following gentlemen duly elected for the ensuing
ISAAC n. SEYMOUR. JOSEPH A. DREIF0US,
ABRAHAM r. DAVIS. JAMES G. GULltk,
SAMUEL G. HARRIOr, JAMES r. WRIGHT,
JOHN T. ANDREW, JOHN SNIFFRN.
JOSIAH A. Low, CHARLES BELLOWS,
JOHN RWBN, HENRY SPEAR
WILLIAM HAXTUN. JAMES G. HOLDEN.
SYLVANUS RRDBLL, AUSTIN d. THOMPSON.
THOMAS DAVBY. ABRAHAM n. CARDOZO.
HENRY J. SCUDDER. GEORGE Il. WABBKDGB,
DANIEL UNDERlilLL, JAMES D. FISH,
EIHBLBRRT II. MILLS CLAIBORNE FERRIS,
JOHN ~ QUlRK.
At subsequent meeting Boan DANIEL UNDERLL, esq
unanimously reelected President for the ensuing
AUGUSTUS COLSON, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
nrrrAIn LIVE STOCK MARKET-Frn. IL.

The receipts this week liberal being $50 cans
- be same day consequence OF which all last
" - ADVANCE W., lost sold at the close &C. lower than closing OF
last The sales as ows; %6 head Illinois steers ranging
- ia 10 ~ n a. Sc ~; lSS head Ohio steer loo u
IS al IS sG SO 50 % bead Kentucky steers averaging 3 10
- Se 81. And b Michigan steers m H. At 50 IS Sheep-Receps
a. week market Inactive prices uchanged sales
ster rlr Of The receipts eastvsm Of 81 this week q
% rssri msret sdy prices unchsngd sales Of the day IS
80 uc ll3 % at 81 25 80 do 20 b SO 25i 6l2 do 1879
n 81 78 To- .l3O 70. - 90; and 90 do, l23 n, - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
Gitnations Uanteo-- malee.

EARM HANDS at 6 Bowling green.-PlERCE
Co constantly hand drstes swedes Germans, Scotch
and English; also Mechanics CoachDen, and Gareners &c
CCOTCHMAN and wife, Englshman and wife,
6r,tate hand boukeepers ust avei want slIDA
TONS North West or Inquire tbs Agensy Of PIERCE
Co, Bownggreen.
WANTED, by a young man, SITUATION as
w GARDENER thoroughly understands bus business Wiling 70
Address j. p per Ascot Florists, Fabuh Postohoe
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
DEDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS of 1860.
HI STATE CALIFORNIA, TREASURY DKPARTsENT

SACRAMENTO, February !, l6ll .
Wbereas this day the State Treasury the sum OF
thousand % dollars which under the provisions Of an
the Legislature Of sail entitled An Act % provide ot
Of California
funded debt that purpose approved April 80 1907 10 set
redemption o. Civil Bonus Of said State issued under the
provisions Of said act notice is hereby given tAat
SEALED PROPOSALS
Of said Bonds viii be received al this Department or
above specified until tie
IJTH DAY or APRIL a. d.. 1911,
At n O'Clock a. m .,,
be entertained par value ADD responsible
accompany propose which must be dorsJ Sead
Proposal Tor the surrender Of Civil Bonds Of 1850"
Sad viii be- redeemed aud paid gold aud silver corn OF
be surrendered within days after The se
A ~ CnRONEI. State Treasurer.
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: Yor Piermon. and mach on.
ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD ApD,vvvr
On AMI aner MONDAY OCT 1870. trains will leave james slip
a. follows:
500 a N. Greenport and Sag Hsrbor
lO;J0 I. ID. ECr.hpod WAY Train.
500 n Sag Rarbor aud Express through Green
pou onS sturiy nights
400 D. N. Horthpor EIprss 49,
$500 p M Hampstead wsy Train I,p o. Saturday nights
600 p m. Horhpot Way Iraia p. d..
Glen Gov, Lorg,t v,ey ckVe Huntington and hor1hot lese
Point a 9:J0 a and y N J. d. BAhl IN eupG