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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.


SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
The Southern lst-outside the South Carolinas,
which were weak and nearly one per cent lower in
strong. The following were the final street prces:
Tennessee ex coupon 6454 64h; do. new, 64x
F4N; Virginia, ex coupon, 65h &C; do, new,
81 a62; do, registered stock, old, SIX 80; Georgia
stxes, 81 50; do sevens, 90 q cox; do. do, old,
20 q %; North Carolina, ex coupon 49x 49h;
Qo funding, 1885, 8s 40; do. do, $685. 80 81; do,
new, 27K 2S; do, special tax, 21N q %;
i1iissOuri skies, 90A 81; do, Hannibal anu st.
sJoseph, COX 91; Louisiana skies, 60 Il; do, new
t62 86; do. levee SKIES, 73 10; do do eights So
ia 81; do. Penitcntiary sevens. "A 10; do. railroad
piQhts, Is a 80; Alabama fves, 10 II; DO. eights,
20 100; DO railroad eights 90 o e7; South Caro-
pima skies, 70 Is; do, new January and July 5ska
bsX; do, do, April and October GO 81; do, re-
Risered stock old, 90 65; Arkansas skies, IS 90;
sdo. sevens, 81 90; Mobile and Ohio Railroad srer-
Hing, "a SO; do. interest eghts "a rs; do second
mortgage eights, 81 Go; Mississippi Central Rail-
koad first mortgage sevens, IS so; do. do. second
mortgage eights, 8S a 70 New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad first mortgage, SO So; do. DO. second
mortgage, "a o 70; Memphis and Charleston Rail-
Foad first mortgage, So a So; do. do. second mort
Hage, "a o 70; Greenvnle aud Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed by South Carolina, 80 81; Macon and
brunswick Railroad guaranteed by Georgia, 20 a
"a; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford eights,
t1 66; Memphis City skies, 81 50; Savannah
City sevens. 81 q 81 New orleans consols old, 70
p Is; do. issue railroads, sixes 70 ~; do, new
1cvens, 10 II.
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ssntrIfagal and mlssa lse 2oei psmsr.ra. sse 4oo

Centrifugal and nd missa isc aoc Dsmsrara, s5c 4oc
5ces q which rather closing :. s
EsnsoS 50
EsStSa as' sssss aoo% %sro mo1sa
Se pSs r term; n @sSan put SaeT S
ss:n: Ia q
SaSsS i %i. mSserls1 aSs sStSs; as IN
90 ." we're
ss 20 gold. speiter was slow Of sale; there were
' nrs wa. very 'ne quiet ''as sSs a.&ssd
English Quoted sSs wseus IT, .sis ess
~ fS
go c Sy active q about CORNER Sures the safes being
NAyAL sTonEs-IAe market for spirits surpsntns
s6sniaSis cha ana SsIsg
as @ @ eo there Sss sSs 10 S " %
and nomna The amount Of business ~ rosin
SsTs ysaeIsly po%aa Strained Ssnsrsy saotsd
dRssiS f wha Of p.s ~ and ss
a:t j. g as price; 81
sassssss cut ss; sBB BBSss i
vss Vey for an% ursss S
~ ss' sss' s Is There FER ;sa
s * rog F0l 9ss s s.s sssEss VIZ y sE lS,
@ hSSs We're quoted a. loc sllc for cy ssos
Ss ss 'is' plain mes. 'o and ws ss
fSh sh The sefsss range f' @ and
Beef hams more sought @ s! after and & held sd h q s e.
the ESs ASSs Sr choice Fos aS@ III Meat! s s d
ana nams We we're quoted
M ,ais iSs smoked SS n and oagsea hams l5 lS
also sow IN Of from .
1s% %sds s Within ass or @
s s ss ss'g
20 isrss. @ ias sSoa.
sr iasss s For
The marss. for butter VAS without change consequence
a os gm 5 s to fair
bui The ns and Qualities were Limited
@ sSssss 'sas I.% Without Change sss
po differing from those previously current the dsmsnd
sss %1 y .l 9S slas M dss. Rss i s g1's
sysn tubs fair 70 extra s!c 4ac Welsh tubs fair 70 extra
s fresh As i g sa,ss se sss s
SG Skinned n and ordinary d. &c. la State farm
PsTRoLTgM-Ths market for crude, in bulk, was still
sold crude .G 1s: 81.
] on sSa Ct ss wn
obtanabie at about NXc., though the majority OF
the prize q ob1ln lots. which were "a m erae
sisc for lots the spot and 24lc for March, cargo Of
Ier~oarolna seady and lrm, with moderate d.
Ss ns a 70 s pms sold ws
was selling In small small way at ao 7.sc o, ,u,,,,
price the list sale was made S"' :" ''s'' s0
SHOT was quiet and unchanged in value. We quO,e:-
y s6Af@casts was e dai and nominal loc. lo4c No
sTnAnISEThs % Mes transactions were very light but the
market was strong for prime, which was quoted at l3c
sIEDs-cover moderately active and quoted at Ike
Sm1s e Isssa .S ss e
sUaxaNwith a limited demand and fair offerings the
e
@ c .s s HG
tsPs cgs,
$.;ss E. 81 yS. f: ss;Ss ass sa5 I
ssss.''Sy % ssns:; D;ss
;ss''ssa sii ss f. e. *: f
BE fsstsi
iss1s WI" y IS s Psy
There moderate business doing In deer at steady
and 5000 DO Para on 20. private ". i terms s NV, We
Inoros, Soc BE. do do; Vera Cruz. 52c. do, do;
yuenos Ayres 47Nc 52,fc do, currency; Payta, 4c
Honduras sc per III gold; Vera Cruz s5c d. do
trimmed, Sac. do. do ssal 3'c do do Para &c. 36c'
do, do.
ToBAoco-There was a moderate business transacted In
Kentucky which without change in value the market
beng quite steady quotations below. There sold
l2O hhds at from 6c. to s1c. Seedleaf duh and
changed Sales 5O various kinds at from l5c to &c.
Span gh VIA n An
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the Pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81, 1871. :,
the annual meeting OF the Pennsylvania Raj, :"
Company was held in this city to-day. Thr .esenuo
for the year amounts to $l75sl 1905 bes on
over last year Of $3.50 The ncey to injuries dU les
Vice President Scott are Penulmy Ieg1
raaa rasons WCn ,GI Yea Iease o. be highly beneca to
this s company % We TN ,snnsyiyana Railroad has no
interest IN tnsylyana Rarod Now re are naG
70 Gh.ako st. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and,
~ sading from these centres others forming con-
coast
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sprns Corn was, Ss's r With Sa'fs fss
Wesie c @ For do on track &c. for yeow
DC sOe for white CSC iorysow Jersey oat: Quiet
forwhs Pennsyivana Western on track Sc for
Stale Rye was dull and price. were nSminaI = our last
there we're sold 1900 bushels Soc 81 for state ana @ % 10
'ol aTSNtrs Bags were in moderate demand and sales
SSosd %ss a. IL sales Of s was
HAY-The demand was moderate and prices steady
sR arm q q p ~ a aS 5ss sSaa sg ssa & SI for .sS s lots
Sesr msd Sas n S A0S Ssur. :' He
namded manded for ali Kinds We quote NBaenos Ayres,
. Sosb ab sslsSsd Do S do 70 to a g
on9sS s s D % ss osss1Ss IInm.s
they rum So DO not ss tr%amss .
S vs. Cruz. is,o S., s TampicO 70 iiSs soc
Sc BoGo IS e. S lbs S Saa. afS @ e e
same ,uu s date last year. 1SsOO. - > -'''''
HEMp~There very large speculative movement in
on the spot and arrive here n Boston sc Ssc
gold and c as n Rsrkss seS Ss0,sE very strong
T AM market hemlock was fairly active
were quite steady At our quotations annexed. The re-
sss: ss: q iads but s
quiet for light We annex the current quotations !
Rsssy Ess. sss ss s' nass SsfSsa's Ss ss
rS &c. az 1ssv sss 1. ds sSs: s
Weights c assc Ro9s ss1y aU lyS s & IN the
i@s a. sS s do ii:is s9s
Sc. 1 8sc. bellies lsc a2lc.
@ , vsos pacr Change m value n
offerings fair former prices Domestic steady
7oc Chiefs a, The inside price We quoc-or,o Rico Soc
Sc.; Cuba muscoyado. Slc. asso,; DO caycd sOc. %
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

interest this report contains elaborate tabular state
ments showing the value OF the trade OF the United
states with the West Indies. Mexico, Central
America, Venezuela and New Granada: the manu-.
iactures OF Philadelphia and Sc. Louis; value OF
dutiaoe articles entered into consumption In the
United States at the different ports during the fiscal
year ls7o the duties paid thereon and the average
rate OF duty A. each port Also statement showing
the principal articles entered into consumption,
together with the values and duties a
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HAwKINs-THoRP.-On Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary To- at the residence OF the BRIDES father, by
the Rev. $. y. Brown, N. 4. HAWKINS, Jr., eldest
son OF Captain n. I. Hawkins, of Newburg, N. Y,
TO ADDIE A. only daughter OF J. Mason TnOrp, all OF
this city.
LITrLE-HoyGHToN.- Tuesday, February 81. in
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. DR..
HoughtOn, MIR. GEORGE G. LITTLE, or Boston, to Miss
SARAH +. HOUGHToN, daughter Of the late Frederick
E. Houghton, OF New York.
SNYDER-uILTMAN.-On Tuesday, February q, at
the Antlon Memorial church, by the Rev. Edward
Anthon. NJ. SNYDER to ELIZABETH L. HILTMAN,
youngest daughter OF the late John l.. Hlltman, all
Of New York. No cards.
WILsoN-ORoLY.-In Syracuse, on wednesday,
February Is. by the Rev. q. Z. Furman, or ROches-
ter N. ", STEPHEN WILSON, OF this city, to Miss
AUGUSTA CRoLY, Of the former place.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There were two important features Of interest in
the real estate market yesterday-the sale OF the
estate of John vanderpoe', deceased, under the d.
recton or Jesse Oakley, administrator, and an ex.
ecutor's sale OF John Kerr, deceased. The first
estate consisted OF improved and unimproved pro-
perty on Third avenue Twenty fifth, l1oth ana I2sh
streets. and the last mentioned Of ten houses on
East Forty ninth street. store on Fulton street,
three brown stone houses on 130tn street
and store at the corner OF Franklin
street ana East Broadway. The attendance
was the best since the sale of the
Cram estate the room, In fact, being crowded, and
after the property Was disposed OF those who had
beenwatchng the sale oltered about the room or
the real estate Offices ana barrooms in the neghbor-
hood discussing the results ana canvasslng with
much animation the future OF the market. These
property and a house In the Fourth ward being
offered and sold. The character OF the market IS
certainly more hopeful OF resuming ITS old activity
from these sales.
Store and lot 6i2 "a ay e 5oo
iors Mouse san and TO- c, III East as It,
House and lot S. l2Sth st. se r. ", Of I'd av, lSsx
c9ner 81 ay and Ilo st. saG1si soos
s ss?nlas ON on q Sss each $
o .s1ISas 1ISa s ss - es % "a ID ;,S y sssi ss
80 80 It. S s' side is so f. Of q sssS gSi
Cd av lots, W cor I'D st. each ssdd sso
LIST n W. 73d st. each 25.6x00 $500
lots ADJOINING, each 2h6x11 each. $500
4th lot W. l05th ST. 25xs0 .......... $500
lots adjoining each 25x8D eeaoh ............. 230U
147h st. SIDE 100 IT, OF 9Th av 25x100. 200
Oak house and lot No 25, aixS0xsa6 $3.50
J.. NJ.
land 1850
stone store. asx4, to r A. Bush l9 900
No. 3n9 East 49h st. .6xl0D5 TO I. c. Meyers. 1850
No. 3l1 to d. Kelsey. -. l3625
No. 3l3 to A. r. Ross 1St25
No. Sl5, TO }. X Halsted. 1925
No. Sl9 to MIR. Purdy l3600
No. 3l9 q. III. 13s25
No. 324 lot 1s3x10U5 to Mr.. Mills ......... 1888
Nos S26 and 8S to Mr. Cus,irna 1890
No. $780, lot ls6xl005 10 Mr. Purdy y........... 9225
9Th av Bouevsrd 10 Charles Jacobs, lot 1915
House adjoining to David Hamed 1900
House adjoining to Edward Nolan. ........... 1850
The New York herald., 1871-02-22


delivery were February Il la1O0c. March, IA 6olO0c ;
CEMENT.a aosendale was moderately dealt in at I'll S.
CORDAGE-Wc quote MANILA, 1751c. l8Mc. Sisa and
Russia bolt rope, 1876. lSc.
CANDLEs-There demand except for small lots,
and prices nominal for large parcels Jobbing lots
selling at the following prices-Adamantine l2c.
Cocoa was dull and prices were generally nominal We
heard Of important sales. We uote:-Guayaqu, 10c
105c; Caracoa, l6c &c., and Maracaibo 22c. 25c all
FEYIeuTs There was but little activity in the mar
ket the offerings OF most articles still continuing dmnitve
and generally in favor Of the shippers For vessels
for charter there was an improved demand and several
ments ITO Liverpool steamer 300 bales cotton,
runs at l6d 1500 DO do at 932d llS2d.: 800 bush
els wheat m at ID 6U0 bags clover seed at S5s and
beef at 7 S.. 500 bags clover seed 35s., and by
sal 70 tons ehesse % e. a. % and 7ot before reportsa
10 Antwerp 20 tons logwood at 80s and $50 erces lard at
$685. The charters were:-A ship TO Melbourne, gene
raj cargo, at E2,2b0; bark to Stockholm, with
to Copenhagen with 2o bbs petroleum at 5s ia schooner
about $50 TONS to the Wndward, at 60c bark with $500
tiona if direct port the Continent; Norwegian bark,
with 0 bales cotton to the United Kingdom Continent
II to the Baltic c brig to the Mediterranean with
I4O0 bbs petroleum at g. 3d.; barK, 500 hhds from the
south side Cuba; an Austrian bark, 4 TONS to Antwerp
general cargo. private terms
and 100 bags meal 1890 bushels wheat 2O corn,
0a5 DO oats The ruled dull prices were
nomnay unchanged the sales about IL 00 bbls For
Southern -four the demand and the
heavy kinds; sales 800 bb Rye -four quiet,
but steady with sales of 200 bbs Corn quiet and
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Havana-Comnlon, to tine illers SSc. 81 Us.
Yara-III cut, VI 10 81 l2&.
emer for prmc the sales OF which were 100000 lbs
at SIC. &c., almost ell at the latter trice
WoOI-There is limited demand fleece, but the
ket continues very strong Sales have been mostly confined
to small lots, and the aggregate transactions are
quite light Pulled wool 10 in moderate request, but
the sales show no advance IN prices. Foreign IS
provaD 100000 lbs Canada combing fleece now Canada
at &c., gold The sales comprise 10000 lbs fleece cludng
$1,000 State and Western at 4sc 900 lbs delane 5c
25o0 lbs. Ohio and Xxx, 61e for x; 5000 lbs do Xxx and
Michigan Xxx Soc 10000 lbs acS%bins con 5Ss soc
do, Ssc.; 20O0 lbs. choice lamb. 3c. 25,c00
lbs unwasned private terms $1,000 lbs in mixed lots
45c adoo lbs low do Ss @ &c., 1000 lbs different
at SOC. 10000 lbs do, fall and lamb, 24c 25c 100 lbs
do Xxx secured at rate not made public lbs Ore.
Doasko o9o lbs AnSora sSc 3uoo lbs bury Mes
WHIsKEY-Recepts, $50 bbls The demand was moderate
but stronger, closing at 92c There were
sold 2u bbs at 92c &c., the outside price for small
lot early a
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
synopsis Of the Report of the Chief Of tho
Bureau Of Statistics.
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1871.

The monthly report (No. 81 OF the Bureau Of Sta
tstics now press, contains the statistics OF our
foreign trade for the month and for the eleven months
ended November 80, 1870 compared with the cor
responding periods OF 1862 The Chief of the
Bureau, Mr.. Edward Young, furnishes the following
sYnopsls:-
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

E0W Is about $ISO,UUU.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The kaleidoscope al the Stock Exchange was
given small turn to-day with the effect OF breaking
up the recent monotonous collocaon Of the various
features and presenting them in newer situations.
Thus western Union Telegraph, which is reported
to be under the fresh patronage OF tile Vanderbilt
party, turned up to 40, presenting an
agreeable aspect TO Its numerous friends but
eliciting the terrified scrutiny OF the ''bears"
On the other hand, ST. Paul rolled down
10 52s<, attended by the preferred to 74A. while
OHIO and Mississippi Slid on 10 35ss. Pacific Mail
tumbed clean over to 4a7s, and New York Central
scrip sank to cox. The Revenue Department insists
on the payment Of the tax on the dividend.) The
revolution which brought these prices down turned
northwestern up TO IL Wabash to 5sA and Lake
Shore to 95. Tie extreme iuctuatlens are shown In
the table,
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
SALES At TINE NEW Yals STOCK sxclly3:.

Tuesday, Feb. 21-1Os16 A. m.
$4,000 Us $40. r. o.. INV 6J0 shs Pac IS Cobc 44k
flu0u Us hsa w.. il2 1900 w I'm Te......b Q ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Included in the above 6O6 bales to arrive.
For future delivery the transactions
ing at the highest figures and closing at the inside
prices, with sellers than buyers The sales $50
100 Hc az Ma Maroh ~. LOO ,s, a Hss % 7 e. a.
April! 600 At lslsc LOCO = c 500 q. Issc 100 April
and 100 May at l4'c together May 500 a. i5e lc0 a.
a S lsc 100 st 500 June and md 800 July =.
terms Total 1850 bales Also Yesterday, after report
AGO bales, as fcllows:-February $50 200 February
At sc April 500 at Ike; May 500 At Iasc; 100 NAY
June July, at l5sc, together LOO June and July
lbAc together Total since last report, 1850 bales We
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
STREET d1liAil'TiIISy,. il'iII
Half-past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb 21-6 r NJ
CorFEE.-The market for Rio fairly active the de-
mand still being entirely from the trade, and with continued
small offerings prices steady and firm at former quota
tons There disposed OF 1896 bags North America
private terms. Within the past few days large
business has been transacted in Maracaibo about
1900 bags which includes oil in first hands, have been sold
private terms The cher kinds quiet unchanged
We append the current quotations RIO ordinary cargoes,
lOc loc fair do lO24c lie. sood do, 1880. l21c;
prime d. s2c Sc extremes for lots loc 1c all sold
grass ma.s lsHc a 2sc Singapore l7c. 1Sc. Ceylon,
l5ac jamaica l2c 14kc; ST. Domingo gold in bond.
Mexican isc isc SsvanlIIa l5s%c iSc ali Gold duty
paid.
CoTToE.--The market opened with . fairly active de-
mand and prices advanced c per b on all grades with
out however. much business at the Improvement Subse
queny influenced by receipts at the ports, the
market reacted and closed dull with continued
tendency the appended being extreme
trely nominal The aalea
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Month ended Nov. 80, 1870
Month ended Nov. 81 IL 3
Eleven months endedNov.
70, 1870 .............:...
Eleven months endedNov.
30, 1853 9................'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK AN
n. fixtures of Fancy and Dress Trimmings store
and well seected of selling, the death OF
the propreors Call at 649 Sixth avenue ThrtYeigt
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OUR CHURCHES.

REsBYrERIAN-Eig .street.
Preaching. Sabbath at loIz =. ~, and IA HPn.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at ~ pm.
Sunday School, N. j. N. Lsnsden. Super.
intendcnt. Rev. c. II. FooTr, Paster.
METHODIST Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sta.
Preaching, Sabbath loIz 4. ~, and 7P.s
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7Hr.s
sunday School .3P.N. l.. W. stilwell, super.
intendent. Rev. =. l.. Tnosrsos, Pastor.
CHURCH OF ThE REUEEMER-(Epi-eo
Morning prayers, Sabbath lo1z AN.
Evening prayer. .71S:r. ".
Sabbath School, 81.
Rev. Ma. CoAs, Rector.
ST. PATRiCKs CHURCH-Jor. Ninth st. aud
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, Sabbath ~ AMI Ioh An
Nespers, 3P.s.
unday School, Pm.
service every day, SPIN.
Rev. +. J. OHALLoRAs, Priest.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoCIATION--Reg
ular meeting second Monday each month at tie
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, ~ ?. NJ, at
he Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
G. PsHsOss, President.
AFRICAN METHoDlsT-fourteenth between
Walnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath, ii An
sunday School, ~ pm.
C,ass 3P.s
SECOND fREE-wlLL BAPTlsT-Fiiteenth ~.
Preaching, ~ Pm. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and 3 Pm
Rev. n. RIcEs. Pastor.
FREE.wILL BAPTIST HOME MI5slUN sUN
DAY sCHooL-Corner walnut and Cedar sts.
Sunday school, "a.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHuRCH-Cur-
ry's Barracks.
Services, sabbath II A. ", 3 p. NJ. and "a IN.
Rev. VIZ. KELLEY, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHuRCH-bet.
ween 10th and llth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lO15 A. NJ, and y. F.N.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching Friday evening.
sabbath school, II p. ". John Van Baxter and
Mary stephens superlntsndents.
Rev. TJ. SHORES. Paste
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THE BULLETIN.

Go to DR.. McGauley for Rattinger's Fe
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chills
JoRGESsoS has the best East India
preserves for sale cheap. If
The best French anchovies n the city
at Jorgensons ,f
RUSSIAN sar1elles nt Jorgcnson's try
them. If
Paul G. Schuh sells Rattinger's mcdi.
cncs. e
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STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor. John 81. Palmer,
Lieutenanl- q overnor, John pougherty;
Secretary OF State, Edward Rummel;
Auditor Of State, C. +. Llppincot,
State Treasurer, +. y. Bates
supt Public Instruction, Newton Ba,eman.
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JOHN H. OBERLY & co. PROPRIETORS
THE MAILS.

ARRIVE. DEPART
North, Through .........."...... 2OOa.rn. 800 pm
" Way.""""..."..".".... 2:2O pm. 400 am.
South, ay...."..".......""""l2.1j pm. 100 pm.
4" Through N. o., Mem
phis and Columbus .......... 2:3o pm. 400 pm,
Ohio River route, Except
Monday. 90 pm. 600 IN.
iron Mountain X. R.,........ 2:30am. lli0o p. n.
Miss River route, Tuesday
and Friday..................... GOO pm. TOO p m
Thebes, Goose Island 4 Santa
Fe, Ills, Thursday 4 Fri.
dsy".""-......."."...." 600 pm. 7:Ona.in,
Mayheld, Blandville and
Loyeace, Ky...................ii;ooa.m 4oo pm.
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery y"........,..... 1880 s.m.
Sundays 10 ann
Money Order Department." 800 AIN. 600
Register " +" " ..." $500 am. BOO pm.
Money Order and Register departments no
open on Sundays.
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THE ALDINE.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1872
FIFTH YEAR.

Il Representatives aad Cho,Hpic', Of IBlerI-
can Art.
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MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Senators, lst Dstrict-T. A. +. Holcomb, OF
Union, and s. X. Gibson, OF Gallatin.
Representative, lst District-H. Watson Webb.