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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-04-06

- NAaa Dol
IN our present issue we print an eIahor.
ate article on the subject of the Mobile
and Northwestern Railroad. We regard
this road as being one of che most import.
ant that has ever been projected for
developing the resources or Mississippi
Beginning at Mobile, it viii cKtcud .0
Helena, Ia Arkansas and tap tbe great
Pacific line, which spans the continent
In the first instance h viii run direct il
jackson from Mobile aud proum.us
that il will take a straight lime % He'cHa
from jackson, IL will pa@ ycy ncar u
not touch at Canton.
We regard this road With peculiar
favor, from the lnct that / iH q 1li FII
institution, running. as be Will. through
the almost entire length OF thc state. and
because We believe that Mobile VIII at
no distant day, bc annexed t0 hi uuL
Tho duestion of annexation, which was
ogitafed during the last summer "iH uot
dead. but sleepeth, and viii awake after
IA slumbers, with renewed Vipor and
irresistible power
The Importance of tbo road E. a0 fully
stated In the article t0 which We have aI-
luded, that il Is unnecessary % aay
thing IN addition b io siatomenth Wo
know that since the charters haFe been
granted by the States of Mississippi. ana
Alabama, a very large sum hes been .n1-
scribed, and that the company opened H
Office in Mobile on the lrt of March. llr
the purpose Of entering az oneo on la.
dutv ~ organizing aid beginning oncr.-
f;ons Ia addition, We have beard ~
;ntimatod that q branch office wI ha
establiahed Ina this slnto lor tn0
rapid transncting ahd facilitating ae
business Of the company
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Dr. Leitch, the chairman Of our Board OF
Supervisors, has been removed, and IL ~ ru-
mored that Benjamin Montgomery OF Da-
Wis Bend, Is 70 be his successor. With re-
gard TO the removal we have only 20 say
that ir was unfortunate for the Doctor that
he was not a member of the Legislature. IL
"a dangerous for a Republican TO be holding
but one Office nowadays. - Vlcinburg
Times.
This Doctor Leitch is one Of the par
ties arrested ON the warrant of Col. Nc
CardIe on charge Of malfeasanoe in Of
Ace. His a. rumored" successor, Ben.
Montgomery, Is a negro.
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The bill for the incorporation Of the
State Fair Association, has finally, after a
three months slumber, passed the Ssnate. II
Fair Is to be held next Fall, II Is desirable
that the bill become law as soon as prac-
ticable. This Is one Of the measures that
especially subserves the interest ofall indus
trial classes. Auxiliary County Associa-
tions are encouraged and aided by the pas
sage of such bill. The grounds OF the
Association, being public property, are held
by sort of courtesy tenure, which will not
justify the erection OF additional valuable
improvements. Hence the necessity for an
act of incorporation, which will warrant the
Directory In enlarging their Accommodations
and i'm offering such substantial premiums
as will promote agriculture, stock raising,
the mechanic arts, scientific and Industrial
pursuits generally.
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Affecting fermentation of Flour
nOy over Aaron.
From the Equal Rights.

Moore, the colored representative to the
Legislature, was killed by the mob in Mer-
idian. We knew him well he was q noble
man, christian gentleman, a patriot, and
an earnest friend 70 his race. Aside from
that he had other claims upon us--he was our
dered because the government freed him,
and he comprehended the full duty Of an
American citizen When freedom calls the
roll of her iIlustriOus martyrs Moore viii
be one to answer In long years TO come
graves Of those who have fallen in Eindlca-
ton OF their race, his viii be strcwed with
their hottest offerings Farewell: the seat
that he filled with honor, win no more be
occupied by him.
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A WashIngtion correspondent writes
about Senator AmeS brilliant exposition OF
~ Kin Klux outrages In no State Of Miss
ss~innl. GammOnf Carpor-bag Senator
Ames represents Mississippi just for what
he can make out ofthe State, exactly ~ Ju-
dae Tecarfot represented the Twelve Ap0s-
'fIea.--New York Democrat.
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sEvENTY-THIRDDAY.
SENATE.
THURSDAY. March 80, 1871.

THURSDAY, March go, 1871.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Bennett-A bill to incorporate
the Brandon Savings Bank, of Brandon,
Miss.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
An act to incorporate the Okolona Baptist
Church.
An act 60 amend the Criminal laws of this
State, and for other purposes.
An act to incorporate the Greenvllle
Bank.
An act to charter the Yazoo City, Ray
mOnd and Crystal Springs Railroad COM
panys and for other purposes
BILLS PASSED.
An act to amend an act to incorporate
Ocean Springs.
An act TO incorporate The Tchusa Lake
improvement and Navigation Company.
An act TO Incorporate the Helena Holly
Springs and COrinth Railroad Company.
An act TO incorporate the OkolOna Manu-
featuring Company OF Okolona Miss.
An act 10 authorize the construction Of q
street railway In the city OF Vicksbnrg.
An act to establish q Ferry across the
Yazeo river, in Tazoo county, and Tor other
purposes. s
An act 70 defray the expenses incurred by
the Sergeant at-A rmsof the House Of Rep
rrsentatiges.
- HGTTRE
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Elsewhere viii be found card from
the colored representative Of Lauderdale
county, in which he goes back upon
sturgis, the ex-Mayor Of Meridian
There i . question Of veracity between
them. @ 81
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lem oov esernal mares'-nests the Republicans
ssaertsar. south make one think or Bin Arpts
Ws ,a y IN 1856 This Is the most hafa-
Rpfld % wind up that history records. 30
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HOUSE.

M1noDucrIo0 o. bills.
Al Joint Resolution authorizing the Coy
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY fINk. NJ = hN''"
OFFICE or FISK \ HATCH
kGale,s and DediGs m G0rerHment Nc"itte',

HARVEY fINk. - hN''"
OFFICE on FISK \ Hatch,
Kaate,s and DeaieS in G0rerHment Nec"iie',
No. > NaSsau-st. New-l ok, july TO- lcl.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF TIE CHt>A-
PE,KE AND ONO RAILROAD CO,IPANN offer peculiar
Inducements to judicous investors.
l. The Road is under experienced conservative,
and honorable management. The Company is one
of the strongest aud most reliable and trustworthy
corporations in the country, with well-established
credit, and possessing property ana franchises oi
great value.
p There j. ample security for The entire lnortg gage
alyeady existing in completed Road, Equipments
and work done
s. The regular and prompt payment of interest
aud the security of the PRINCIPAL beyond q'leS-
ton.
T. 1t is an old and successful Road with -. miles
now in profitable operation and 100 miles additional
nearly completed extending itself in response to he
demands oi commerce, As GREAT EAST AND " E'l
TEUNk LINE FROM THE ATLANTIC 10 THE VH'o,
and for The accommodation ot the immense miheia'
resources along its line
>. The traffic necessary Ia fendeT us cN'o"''
profitable does not depend upon 40" iu.".e "o''
opmeut, bit an enormous and Poh'o's T'"f y ""'''S
raihHg for and mrifiHgh
u. The Loan is sufficient III amount 10 pr'oi,o
widely known, popular and marketable "mie IL Wl'
be bnt a slight tax upon the great earning capaoi'
ties of the Road.
The exchange Of Fiye-twenties Tor these Bonds
may lie made with entire safety, and whl now yield
a profit OF over 20 per cent.
Bonds are in denominations OF $1,000 500 and
SlOO. Interest payable May aud November.
Price until further notice, 02, aud accrued inter
est from Nav l. FISH hAiCh'
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS, WITH
STATE NDoRsEMEgT-The undersigned oher Tor ssio
limited amount Of First Mortgage BONDS OF ''o
Montgomery and Eutaula II. X. Co., indorsea oy tue
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SECOND BOARD, l p. VI.
MONDAY, July l0-P. ".

MONDAY, July 10-P.
The stock market to-day has been in the
mnin dull and heavy, with occasional symptoms OF ac.
tvty especially during the later hours OF business The
course of the market has been downward with the arg
est sales and greatest decline In Ohio and Mississippi,
which sold down to asa from 45i Saturday. IL has
been ntnated unfaithful member Of the pool
has supplying stock but this may be mere gossip.
pool recently large buyers Mt ai at which they
probably took much they could well carry as they
TO have made effort to sustain the stock today
Hannibal and St. Joseph fell off from Saturdays closing
prices per cent and Lake Shore It. This morn
ing very much to the surprise Of the unintaed the an
nouncenent made 10 the Stock Exchange that the
Rock Island Railroad Co. would shortly issue 2OCoo
shares of additional stock The following Is the formal
notice:
"CuClGo, Rock ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r. Co..
"SECEETAEY's OFFICE, No. - WILLIAMsr,
NEw-YoRK. July 10, 1871.
10 NE Prcsiaeai Of tie Ner- York stock Exchange.
DEAR SIR In accordance with the rules OF me New
ter 80 days this Company will 10000 shares of add
TLe PROCEEDS of such additional shares are required
furnish additional equipment to enable this Company to
operate the Chicago and South Railway, nov
nearly completed and TO extend the Washington branch
of this Companys road to the town of sgonrney, Iowa
some 80 miles and for other purposes RespectiulV
yours, &C.. JOHN f. TRACY, President"
In view OF the recent high quotations for this stock
aud the stories that oated about the street to the effect
that the Company had surplus OF $1,000 900 in hand.
this call for s2.OOoOoO from the stockholders has very
extraordinary appearance. to the least Again, ac-
cordng to Mr. Poor's Railroad Manual, which Is re-
g,rled good authority in such matters the present
capital stock Of the Company is s17Oc0OCo aud the au
thOrLed capital NsC0OO0o while the proposed issue Of
shares increases the capital stock TO S9OO0000.
The announcement Of the new issue had no marked
effect upon the price of the Rock Island shares, which
sold up TO lOs and closed at 107i which is about the
closing quotation OF saturday. Miscellaneous shares
were dull Consolidation Coal made further slight de-
cline Al the Boards sales of Norris and EeX
~ 93 Chicago and Alton, 1901 al2 The following were
tn. gest aud owcs prices paid FOR active stocks to-
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fnilnminy wcre the nIIotntlons !:
Foreign exchange dull aud nominal. rates having
been heavy, and S.'es were made az e,sion. We

The money market j. without change. the supply seek
ing employment on CALI loans being largely in excess OF
the demand with continued Strengthening in the re-
serve OF the banks shown in recent weekly state
ments, there are prospects OF easy money market
until the demand for the Fall trade sets in, which will
De about the middle of August Prime commercial ac-
ceptauces meet wiih ready sale to s. per cent.
The Government bond market was comparatively dull.
Prices were also lower IN sympathy with gold and the
abScHce of auy important foreign inquiry. Fisk *
Hatch report Governments ~ follows at D. NJ:
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Messrs. John Munroe Co. OF No. Wallst. announce
in another column, that in addition TO drawing upon
their Paris house they wp draw sterling exchange on
Messrs. Alexanders, Cunlifes Coz No. 80 Lombard-s
London.
The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day;
Pennsylvania es third ISSUE sold at 105; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, ISL; Reading Railroad, 5ji and
Pennsylvania Railroad, 81. Gold closed at 1928.
The bank statement compares As follows with former
returns:
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coleman Benedlet'. elo.lng quotations w,re:

The gold market has been weak, and a decline was
noted in the premium from 49, The closing QUOTATION OIL
ss,prdav to 1qi the lower range being chiefly due to
th .re.s in exchange and reports fayorn2 the prog
res OF the new oan although we believe no official adj
vices have been received here to that effect The deal
pgs were rot more than ordinarily large. In the gold
loan market one per cent paid for carrying, and Hat
a. two Der cent for borrowing The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was a. follows: Cold cleared
pold balances sl2G9sq; currency balances,
=, ,.o,tc The foiIowiug were the quotations:
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New iJublirallcns.

A MEXICAN PUOTO-LITH0GRAPH COZ
N OffICE hss ben Is'aa'-I . No tOj fatso,s- NJ,
East TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
~ WEEKLY CHHORCLE will In nui1tr
sssfy prepared scli the Climate Soil Pfotscs hpr'.
otlsT "Lir5
sy Tbsse sfts prepared
expressly deese fs er The Information Of looking
Correspondents will be- arei pnpani
sps psb6sbe eT ssssrsl cheapest shl reliable To-
sernstop sBLsrpton es IL for further
.suos sdaJs Prbtshsn kpLk ksiCho. kscIsi, Tern
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The second number of The Nautical G0scttc
~ reached US It handsome sheet and as It's name
haicates occupies itself with the wide Held OF com
ueFcial interests.
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The Baltimore True UomaR, edited hy Mrs.
Charlotte T. Mckay, is guilty of thc very womanly per
formanoe Of attempting 20 charge its hunders in report
mg upon THE TRtmNE. It announces that It has the
hast OF authority for stating that Mrs. Hooker did not
ssy Apollo Han that she intended TO make the attempt
10 vote in NE elections Of her State IL she had to 90 to
the polls with revolver, "8s was reported IN TIE
TRIBUNE" Nothing OF the sort ever attributed to
Mrs. Hooker in THE TRIBUNE, and the announcement
worse.
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[ COrRT For WESTERN

II s. CIRCUIT COURT FOR WESTERN
- DISTRICT or fENNSYLvASIA-An Low, June H. 1871. o.
Of j. T. slsgle, tg Aioney, and T. ~ Mage, Rule
granted bs seVes paaes neid Phnif- In be
ule of Suits against ty PsiuTgh TO shog
ss shouh BE- ss TED Of record Rrtdrnsbe
Pittsbug PH TUESDAY Aasus' 1871, 10 Notice Of Li
application be published The NrWiofk T5Ghe s1d Pburs
Commercial aud Gazette
Scdqe against Git Psjnl rprez;ri by
late Hon Charlie ahae Aorny iof Plslnun In he L. g. G. m
w. u. Of Penbsj lTsnir
oeircAs Ca. Vs. the CITY. No. 20 Nav r. le.8
Gee. ". Dehbir Va The City, 10 a. Ma! T., 1851
Lewis LyeTnore ". tie CITY. No. - MAJ r., ldbl
ht.ybeB r. Darling the C No To- November t. 1861.
Csls 70 III. CitF. Nc q November r., 1851
Cbarl,, Poppsn the CITY. No a. November T., 1871.
Lsuls LyeimoTe the Cir. No ~ November T. lJel
STEPHEN r. DA hngton the Cay No lD N"renlef T. lh
Geo w. Dobbin the Cts. No ISL November T. lsbl.
tumes p. Morgan ~. the City, No 10 NAV T.. n62
gdward Darlington vr thf City No g. May r.. ls62.
Ed.ard DsiAsron the Cat5 No 81 Eo,.mber a.. 1891
G. W Brush ,s the City No. %, November T., lS6l
L&xis Li,sTnors Va the Cts. Ne. ~, MAJ r.. lsI
hdxard Dsrl,sgtan 70. the City No II Mag T., l6l
Lewis LserDSIe The Cry, NJ. ", November J.. 1864
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GchCher5.

4 mer. School Institutc,' II BOnd-st supplies
~ schools families with Teebe Teacher Teachers wanting
positions should have Application Pom W sehernerhon Aeusry
ITO TEACHERS.-Two well-qualifed MALE
Il TEACHERS tone Pnncpa WANTED in Bows and Gs
Of high grade the city also four FEMALE TEACHERS 20
Of the Elemeuisr Preparatory intermediate aud Girl
Departments September Adirc,
TEACHER Box IJ3 Times Ohee stating qualification, and salary
peced.
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Wow Ready.
MR.. GREELEY'
ll:TTTKS FROM TEXAS
AND TIE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
hND HIS
SPEECH On HIS RETURN TO NEW-Y0RK
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY STEAM ~ LOui>liNA
LOUISIANA AND HIR LEvfEs.
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TTxAs.
Water in Agriculture.
Irtellect n Aguouiiur.
Eectncity-UDdeirsibtg.
IadGsty Should be Diversified
The Preservation OF Trees
for Tame.
TIXAs THE STATE MATERIALLY ,oVSlDErp
Topographs o. Texas.
How they Live 10 Teas
The Future of tie Safe.
Railroads N TeIss
Texas Land Of Proui-e.
Iupediments 10 Travel "a I,IsS
Undeyeloped Resources
TIE FEEEDNEN OF THE SOUTH
Their Condition. and What they say.
The White View Of Ensndpa,on
Progress at the South
RECEPTION OF Mr. GREELEY y. y, JUNE ~
Mr. Fsnchets Address
Nj Greeley's Response. 10 vi ch be sT.as' Of lie
Invitation 20 Te1ss-Nomins'iors.
speeehe, at New Orleans and Columbus
Unyeaal Amutziy-Tle kUK.uI.
Ibe ThieyiEg Capt Baggtrs
lee and Stonevsl jackson
TIE Nev Departure.
Dod Issues Sload he IsqIed.
DC, &c, &c.
A n4NDSOMR PAMPHLET EDITION
Pre- 25 cents; or I've cope. o ~ postage paid.
Orers Office W. be tct the principle o fir
come, Grt served"
Address, TIE TRIBUNE NesYoh
lust ISSUED-With Profuse Illustrations ::
- THE Jch NtMbLRS
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
wt Thirteen Valuable Articles per 50 PER
GOOD WORDS.
With Twelve Entertaining and Instructive ss pr
Opy ~ IS per sbIum.
GOOD WORDS FOR THE YOUNG.
With Fourteen eanS IosgE .9 a%a's Articles 2' 'e''
per,sy all Periodical Dealers Fo' Prospectus LIBERAL Club
J.B. LIPPINCOTT & CO., PUBLISHERS,
rs and nj Nsrist., Philadelphia and
ANOTHER BOOK for SUMNER READING.
~ Resit tomorrow
MAIDEE, THE ALCHEAIIST;
Or,
TURNING ALL TO GOLD.
By SUSAN CANNON
Cloth 2iDpp. Price fl 20
Sent post paid receipt Of price. - -
H. DOOI.ADY. Publisher,
l06 kassaa-st. ooT.o of Ann ct
" DISCOVERY that the Moon has a vast
~ Popu4; Of Human B,ngs BY Richard Adams Locke IL
Of Lord
wonderful sstfononea observation made
In pf Of G1VeTt Travels
Paper price pad NJ Doolsdy Publisher los Nassus
Iu6fYuftiou
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GREAT NATIONAL LOAN.
$l3i,o00,O00 NEW 3 PER CENTS

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE " corr.
! "'@es' quarterly, iebrUOrg, Mog AaqusL ar
Nocember
BONDS FREE OF AL TAXRs LOCAL OR NATIONAL
The Treasury Department having already re-
ceiyed subscriptions to the amount Of sea oOoo a
to the first two hundred millions of the New loan.
authorized by the Act OF Congress, of July IA 1871
for refunding the Public Debt, bearing Five pe,
cent per annum Interest, offers to popular snb.
scripton the remaining $lS4OOO,OOO of this partieo.
lar Loan, and is prepared TO promptly deliver the
Coupon Bonds Registered Certificates in exchange
dollar for dollar for any of the United States Six per
Cent Bonds or Registered Stocks known as Flee nes-
Ges or for Gold Coin at the par value Of the New Loan
and accrued Interest from the first of May. When
this amount to which preference is givsn is taken
mp, the remainder of the Five per Cents, SSO,ooo,-
00O, embraced in the Act will be offered in
ton with $500 CC0OC0 -Four and one-haf per Cents,
and any part of $iO0,OO0,0O0 OF Foul per Gents,
the one running fifteen years and the other thirty
years.
The following is Il copy Of the New Five per Cent
Bond, nnder and pursuant tO the Act Of Congress:
FORM OF FIVE PER CENT BOND.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CTNT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ARE INDEBTED TO The BEARER IN THE Sun or
DOLLARS.
THIS BOND is issued IN accordance with the pro
visions of an act of Con eIess entitled An Act 20
authorize the retunding of the National Debt" ap-
proved July H. 1870 amended by an Act approved
Jan 30 lS7 and is redeemable at the pleasure OF the
United States after the st day of May, u 1881 IN
coin of the standard va ne of the United states ON
said July H. 1870. with interest in such coin, bom
the day of the date hereof at the rate OF FIVE PER
CENTUM per annum, payable quarterly, on the it
each year. The principal and interest are exempt
from the payment of all Taxes or Duties of tbs
United States as we'll AZ from taxation in any foIm,
by or under state. municipal. OF local authority.
WASHINGTON, ........-.t le- q,
Entered ~ Recorded ........
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legal Notices.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, Kings County,
~. FRED; IgK j. hODINE Filjg szins JOHN Z. HAgEIS
Drcldsnio ac drieu.t shove nsrr iou are be- y
compliant b-
Oce th.tr - Ku.s. AZ Tie kugs
House, ~ Tie CITY Of iT,ok 'sd County Hhs
plsiut The ,brbT 81 BIZ "fe, 90 No 10 Courts. ' nurh~r
ing in tie lhIfoa fdl.1g te o. COu Jvla
Streets s,d CIV OF ookn. 'iE ;seiy tsts sEfs c s
Of le Il uch
conf Hihr tie time a..
ranf t viii iale iutgne1 ssaa you .or the
four ory the seventh
hundred svcago1e, besi~, h-
action. Dated bs0skrn, jane seventh 1871.
T.. G. II. ISGRAiAH. Pl4ini. Is At.psp-g
N-,s No rurt street B!oak
this hei IN the O1cs Of the CLERK
County OF Krg-. Daied June la. 1911
-. Il. q NJ INGRAHAM Pl,lnfit-. At,,r-.r
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Mr. Grcelc ha written is book Tie rldu and simplest msuner
say hope generally accorded the merit Of having set
pretend kros language that few fail 10
"ders,snd
81 hsvs avoided m eoui the o. t,ns ard distinctions
familiar 10 the general car.
The little know ofoIyge hydrogen nitrogen etc hsye tepi to
mvsef: whatever might them would he useless 10 thoe
srad acqnsnei With the elementary tuths Of chemistry and only
pcIIle1ing to Others.
"hcre paragraph pages which will not he readily sni
fully understood hy scoobo Of theen then have
failed that paragraph simple and a. lucid as Intended
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Tanner a. Co.
BANKERS.

II WalLst.. New-York,
Buy and Sell at current market rates the F,ss,
MORTGAGE EIGHT Sl PER CENT GOLD BoNns a,
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co
interest payable August and February, in New.
York, London, or Frankfort-on-tbe-Nain f,ea :.
u D. Iaxes. Tanner & Co. No. II Wan.st.
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LigLt and Electricity, by JOHN TYNDML,
IN Appleton Coz, is work OF the distinguished
British physicist consisting Of series OF notes of TWO
scurses OF at the Royal Institution in London
They present the leading principles OF optical
cal science in brief summary, without entering into the
minute details Of the subject making of copous
illustrations In explaining the undulatory theory OF
light of which Professor Tyudall Is an ardent supporter
he pays Just tribute Dr. Thomas Young, wao' WIN
Augustin Fresnel, has the credit OF establishing the
theory in opposition the cOrpuscuar theory OF Sr isaac
Newton AMI 80, later defenders Laplace Aalns bot
and Brevsi.r The notes on electricity afford in
teresiing Historical data with regard 10 the electric
telegraph, ana submarine cables.
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Gitua,ions Wauico- females.
Situations i0duieo- - malcs.

5itrdlons Oauieo- - nlacs.
vVO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-A foreigner,
speskng English German and Furh aneis, desires maze
rGcs wanting COaGliMAN. Has been
imperial sri royal Stables AND arqute and thoousbT
familiar Neg-i.s; rider and driver $50
haHd Udoute reference Frseliss parties oG
address for ti week. L. g. RABTO, Tdhuue Otce " Y
VANTED-SITUATION rs ENGINEER by
arerson experience; L. familiar
heating Sci giye 81 references. P,ies dcs,nas
pernt sober address y. N IT, Tribune Ohc'.
NTANTED-A SITUATION by tir,t-clasS
w ITER tweat7 Wool Co,t
Cotton Pa,e address GEOFGE w. BOSNEl, south Grove Mas
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No rrpor sane as ast week
The transactions at the Ce5tins-iiou'e Tor TIE past
week compare as follows with those ri the previous week.
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so,S nSoama bearing eight per cent interest
[ Issms i'ss"S rays",e N newYork March and scpem.,
i'sue in1ed 70 $1,000 per mile on finished ROAD
t;on - tha ,Ss nave been provided for the comr,
meetina ,ho in,o ~ V'sooer next and the funds 70,
already been placed in our hands. next nave
The business of this road promises
profitable. and confidently recomrO, ,'' 20 and
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those ekin. inyes -,
as both safe and advantageous. Price for ,be ~r.
emit 95 and accrued interest. P'''-
GEORGE 0PDYKE e. Co., q Na,ssp.s,