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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04

AThs rubber urnoune By ccuar wooden which
BTbr II bu:ng pipe lead ng the burners
Che supp pipe furnished with attachment on deck fof hns
tie tank when the loaf v In the shp
When filed the top of the gasometer becomes arc OF
circle and empties tho weight tho top ~ sink
into the tank until 1t the position Indicated
by dotted lines The weight is raised entirely cear OF
by the block and tackle when tho reservoir Ia I'LL
ing the rubber bellows OF all and allow
ing to be fully inflated The top secured 10 tho upper
rim OF tina tank by bolts and nuts, The top In ono
, or two cases assumes nearly the form OF u
truncated cone than OF hemisphere, but the
above Il the general shape The great danger arises
from the wearing OF the rubber caused by the forma
ton OF creases, at which, assisted by the continual
dampness produced by the air and the leakage Of
water from the deck the rotting process begins The
partition separating the tank from the engnoroom with
the exceponof that upon the Wnona is of thin boards
and entrance had through two doors each side
of the boat
The Wuona. OF the newest boats OF the Company,
and now plying the Fdton Ferry visited yester
day Entrance was eff scted through strong partition
the tank by of opening barely capable
Of admitting the body Of The smell of gas
strong render 1T almost sufOcating for any one
remain even short time within Several small loop
holes through the sides OF the boat next 10 the deck ad
mittcd a faint gmmer of light and trace OF arr but
neither iumined ventilated small placard at the
entrance read: NJ light TO he taken In here. This
notice the sole palladium Of the BOATS safety The
gas was Enthusiastically Leaking and the advent OF hrst
class explosion only necessitated the lighting of pipe
or cigar at or the open door The smell or gas was
not 50 petceptibe OF the other boats visited,
yet traces could DE found upon almost all The Nassau,
damage in collision not long since Is at the Companys
shops al south Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
FUSION OF THE BADEN AND PRUSSIAN
ARMIES.

The Emperor William recently addressed
the following letter, in his own handwriting to the
Grand Duke OF Baden, the occasion of the amalgaua
ton of the Baden with the Prussan army:
/" DEAR COUSIN AND BROTHER: Your Royal HighnesS
has announced to your troops In your order OF the day
dated LIST july the fusion Of the Baden contingent
with the Prussan army. In taking this im-
portant step, your Royal Hghnesss has again
displayed that warm aud self-sacritcing IN
terest in the cause OF Germany of which
YOU have at all times and more particularly during a
glorious war terminated by honorable peace, given
such manifest and brilliant proofs. For this my feelings
impel me 10 offer your Royal Highness my warmeSt
thanks. The future of Fatherand depends before
all things, the perfect harmony OF the German
princes and perceive with heartfelt 10y that TINS con
cord exists everywhere among us. Your Royal
Hghness will find accompanying the present
letter copy OF order 10 the Com
mander-ln-Chief OF the Fourteenth Army Corps Dy
which welcome the troops OF the Baden contingent
into the Prussian army. remain, win partcl$. re-
gard and Interchangeable sincere friendship your oS al
Hguess's loving cousin, brother, and ather-n-laW
- Ems July 10, 1871. WILLlAh.
In the order referred to the Emperor william say
II affords particular pleasure, on TINS O,os !
express to the Baden troops my high apprecWuon .,
their admirable behavior in their late campaign as
az my qualification that-thauks to the hopc to
resolution of your Military Cbief-sllch eAeeo W. 80
are he incorporated with the Prussia army. ins a.,
mander-in-C Chief will make this order hu'"n W '0
troops OF the Fourteenth Army Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
TIE EEIE FERRY.BoAT


The boats OF the Pavonia Erie Ferry Company are
comparatively new, and very similar in construction 10
those the Jersey City Ferry, the only noticeable diff
ference being in the arrangement for the supply gas
The tanks cylindrical and provided with rubber
top upon which weights placed sufficient force it
down. and cause the gas to flow through the burners
The weights are increased diminished according
the amount of pressure required The constant action
of this rubber, folding and unfolding it goes up OF
down. is calculated destroy 1t very rapidly by friction
and render 1t leaky.
The Hfeboats the stcam-pump and handpump and
the other means Of saving life and property found
on these boats as the Jersey City line better
not much worse. The hfe-Saying apparatus is INSULT
Gent and as Cd the other boats nearly inaccessible in
an emergency.
THE BROOKLYN CONPANY's FERRY BOATS.
There are no less than IA boats owned by, under
the control Of, Gorge Law, running the East
River. These boats are distributed follows On
the ROoseveltst Ferry the Commodore Perry. Commo-
dOre Barney the Warren, the Superior the Idaho, the
Arizona and Nevada named in the order Of their age
on the Grand-st Ferry the Cayuga the Oneida the Can
ada, and the Minnesota on the Brdgest Ferry, the
George Law and the George Washington. The Nebraska
is kept spare boat to be used in place Of any the
forenamed when taken off for repairs Most OF them
old boats, and none remarkable for cleanliness.
They small in size in comparison with the Jersey City
boats and have generally dlapdated look although IL
is said they Overhauled once year and painted
throughout They vary little from another that
the of one changed to thatsof another the
ordinary observer would detect It. There the
20 odd frebuckets the hurricane deck the donkey
pump between decks, and the two llfeboats
one metallic and the other wooden turned bottom up
the cabin roof each capable of holding at least 81 per
sons about onetenth Of the number carried on the
hight trips At certain hours Of the day when the boats
are loaded this proportion would DO reduced TO- perhaps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04

~ rn coat evidently the fuiress mi
on ~ uoc'nr, ana bag OF biscnits with tbe ;,.
$685. o VI ~ o9uyenance. over bodies had hoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
MONDAY. Jan. 23-P. VI.

The week opens with a strong market at
the Stock Exchange The upward speculation In railway
shares has continued under the leadership OF the New
York Central, stock and scrip Lake Shore, ONO ana
Mississippi, and Northwestern Preferred III when the
transactions were large and active. The excitement in
Beading has subsidized though defaults were sold
out this morning under the rule. Union Pacific stock
was quiet and the rest Of the list comparatively du
but strong At the close Union Pacific First Mortgages
sold at m m; Land Grants 60 1921; Incomes 6Ii G6s
and stock 2Z2 22I. sharp raid was made upon Han
nibal and st. Joseph during the morning. though "a
rmer feeling was subsequently noted. Among the less
prominent stocks Fort Wayne sold at 931; Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western at l0 Boston, Hartford and
Erie, lEa2; Chicago and Alton. 49, Alton and Terre
Haute 32l Morris ana Essex, $751; and c. C., and Ind.
Central at Isl Miscellaneous shares were firm ana TX
press steady. The following table shows the highest
and lowesi priccs Of active stocks sold tOday:
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..,.,. ,,ev A. :. HATCH.
Fisk & IIATcu,
Bankers and Dealers IN Gorerame"f Sccmi,es
No. 3 Nassan-st New-lcrk. Jan. -, 1877
United States Five-Twenty bonds, II allowed TO
run until 1915. will pay but Four PER CENT Gold on
the investment az present market rates while they
are likely TO be funded ut u lower rate OF interest
than they nov bear before that tiine
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

VIII '' '''' CONTENTS.
ASTRONOMICAL United States for 1870, 1851 and
Of Az Moan sns ana setting Of Population by States per
'2s faI s AMI Population Territories Of
coniiEon Of the Planets thg United state
one, C1c. Of Ta and Church Days ties Tor 1850
Directions 10 Cfy Enaleers States Of the tnOn-When ad
Il' d i95 10 Monein Cal Tetorie. Of the L. Swhen
en Pi,c.. Brightest NATIONAL FINANCES
Stsr.-Morning and Evening Bond; gel to P'Ifc Railroads
I.a T4ilc for iiO Places Debt bearing Interest lawful
La" On no or coSGRg-s De6 bearing 10 Interest
A7ov Ofcers-Rcie. Debt on Which n.cfes' hts ceased
I.splrppi Aci An,adrL since msudt,
de r'''' O''' ' tcae'on OF Delft unle- present
pd 5ii G Srei sa' Public sht Dc 1870
Ctisrs Right. of-To Enforce POLITICAL STATISTICS
s;stes ehos,h-senl,ors sld Representa-
Dcisultng States. i've. POLITICALLY Classified.
Department Of justice l>t4D loase OF 'rthil,ro " w,
Dtorce,-Proyisols for in Dist. Politically classified. Co..
Di5ioi soldiers Providing Ar FeIeig3 cca9iss
Election FTsus-An Act to Pre- Congress- Pohdsy cl,.,iie
Geora-Aa Act for Her Ad Repe.entat,e.
Gso1Ss%To Promote lslaaon Capitals Sambe Of Presi
P'et Of Co v4's s.' eGysI9%s1t6iTs;
Internal Reverao T5sesAn ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1910
L .fi' and Bnir,acn Go. Iq,or 4rsona Isrdtor.
Mesieo CoIora!o Teruiorr
Loysi Citizen. in The Soutl-Pro- Cclaeeiic.et
,ers Engsged in Taking the Census Delaware.
Of 1890 Florida
Mississippi -Admsion Of into Geo-sia
National Debs-An Act to gund Illinois.
the Indiana.
Oregon Celtra Rairoad-Goyt Iowa
Graft. Of Lanis 70 COMPANY. Kauss.
Patents and GOpyHglis-A Re- KENTUCKY.
vision Of tie Laws keletng thereto. Louisiana
pessions 10 be Paid Qlsrcf Maine.
Public HOLIDAYS Htalhshcl Maryland.
Southern Pscee H. T. Co-PTo- Massachusetts
ydes Or the Issuing Of Land P4,enls Michigan.
thereto Minnesota.
TESTIMONIALS For dding the Missouri.
Presentation nf Testimonials or Ne.raska.
Gifs from Inferior 10 Superior On Nevada
the GoterumeBt Service. Nen-lIsBpthr
TeIhs-AdHssion Of into tie New-lercy.
Un.on New-YoU-hy Countie,.
The Northern Pa lie r. 4. CO. New.YoiE-5r Co1lre..
Authorized TO Issue Bonds Eew-iork-or Gov b. Towns
The Isnf-thsnsesin IN. Ney.iork-sup Cpari judge
Treasury Agens-lhe Secretary hew-i0fA- Ltgs
nav appoint 80 Special North Carolina.
Tunnel under the hagsTa-Bu1a Ohio
In authorized 10 bull ". Oregon
yirginis-Terms OF Admission in Peuhsylysr
10 the Union kboe lsisni
PKOCLANaTiONs. South Carolina
By SecTetsv Of state, Tennessee
nonndug The sdOpion Of the XVII TcIAs-la,H.
Amendment the Constitution of Utah Territory.
the United States Vermont
By the Presteut, requiring an OBJ Virginia
seryaDoe Of The Neutrality laws Warrington TERRITORY.
GENERAL STATISTICS. Neu Virginia.
Agricultural Products Of The Ser- W seonsin
ersl States . wyoming IeIIiory .
Immigration the U. s. for 81 Popes Vote Tor President in
,ear, 1850, l8oi, AID 1893.
Population Of the Ctes OF the
P5ce per copy postpaid for 81 Ad al orders
will, e.,b jDeo.rd THE TRIBUNE. Ne. .YOrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
,riccs Of active stocks sold to-day:
Coleman BeneGicts closing quotations were :

The money market works very easily 70 borrowers on
call WHO have supplied their requirements at per cent
a. the ruling railway collateral and per cent on
Government bonds. Money is coming in from all drec-
tons and the Banks report rapid Accommodations of ma
tonal currency which exchanged for legaltenders at
discount of lQ4 of per cent. Commercial paper Is III
rnnl rnnncst al The following current rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

The State bond market has been without especial
tivy the transactions having been principally small
Prices firm. however ana in some cases
slight advance over the best figures Of Saturday WAS
recorded, the dealings having been IN Tennessees Viz
gnias, Georgias, South Carolinas Lousianas The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
THE MARKETS.

MONDAY Jan. o. HI
ASHEs-Pots are anil prices steady 20 '5 - - Pearls
are du and nominal at 80 150 - -.
COrTON-Fhe market has been yery active largely ' EXPORT OWING
favo account. from Liverpool prices being g. beg anu co
very srm: sales 40 bales lo which So bale were SOLD s ye ~
10 spinner. speculation and 100 bales IN tram, iaf O.
v nav. Moderate hut prices ar her and the
ar-t !. nn erening sre 90 bale. for Japy ~
Isc F-hruarv Bic 40 for March ~ l 1l3e go ~ AP -
i- and lOo for Nav At l5e TODAY go Jfnnsry l'c 30 fehfa-
az AZ 5aIs4c 100 March, 10 5l60ls-; 800 Apnr At s o
~. LII 1 WI n-n...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY at present marSet
price, will pay nearly SEVEN PER CENT IN GOLD on
the investment, and cannot be called in OF the inter-
est reduced under twenty-five years.
A difference OF from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY PER CENT
may be realized in exchanging Government bonds
for Central Pacics, OF saved in making new invest
ments
The safety and value Of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company arc
thoroughly established and universally recognized.
The value Of the property the immensd and in
creasng revenues Of the Company, and it'd able and
honorable management assure the security Of tho
principal and prompt and regular paymentaOf inter
est beyond question.
We have introduced them into our rcNllar busi-
ness upon the same basis as Government ITnds, and
buy and sell them as freely at current ma rates
and are prepared to furnish them to investors or
Others at daily quotations
We buy ard sell Government Bonds, Fold, and
Coupons exccl.c orders in miscellaneous kcurities
at the New-York stock Exchange, make cOI ections,
receive deposits subject TO check at sight How in
terest ON balances. and do q general Banking bust
ness FISK d WATcH.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MIyNEsoTA
FRsT-MoRTGAGE SINKISG-FUND CoNtERTIBLE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs-The small kremain-
ing balance Of the Loan for sale at 20 and accrued
interest.
These bonds return about double the rate Of in
terest which United States FiveTwenties pay, while
the security is as safe and fully equal to that Of any
railroad bond issued. Henry CLEws q Co..
- WalI-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

The Government bond market has been quiet with a
small volume OF business, though firm The Treasury
will purchase million ZOOS Wednesday, and sell
an equivalent amount of gold on Thursday.
Fisk * Hatch rcport AZ follows at u. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-fihSl GALL
lO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


Sales OF Government BorH. ~ ,oc. maj
1000 .Ioai u 900 u y '' iOsi
20 600 U. n 520Reg 65 n....lVI4l 1""'''''''''
L. 4. $50 Goa '61...lOot PaiIroai-
SnI,s of SaI isondS- railroad B0ads-BdHk NV '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

ETHNOLOGY, -
IL PHRBNOLOGY,
PHYSIOLOGY
PHlSIOGN0MY
PSYCHOLOGY
Sc. PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for February WIN Portraits,
Csrscters Bog pbr add much interesting and a,riI nAsi oD
s,c ar year have IT. y. X WELLS ids broad
n. y
CPECIAL NOTICE TO WHOLESALE STA
- TIONERs ERWs-DBALBRS, &c-iiavng been appointed
beral Agents Load Pencil Comsn We are DO. pre-
pared supply With foil line 81 this sesnos9 Il1a ana
po thai an, other the market BEAD ioT Trade LIST ac
w KDEPEHDENT NEWS COAPANl. p o. Boa fI', NV iork
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Ncm i1ublicalloue.
MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC CO..
y n-LlCE --- ---- -.noyel % 81. l03 ElIt-l-.- ny
VVUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1871.
ASTRONOMICAL.

Til. popula, Political and Statistical Annual prepared wish great care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAHROAD
SEVEN PER CENT

CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs.
limited amount for sale at 90 and accrued inter-
est, by J. b. ALEXANDER q Co., 10 Nassau-st.
JOHN j. Cisco s. son, 80 Wa-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

means tedious volume may congratulate himself on
having rendered real service TO ongsuncriR country
and misused mOthcr-tongue."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

Gold has been exceedingly dull and only three sales
have been reported the official transactions of the
Gold ROOM the range being 100 qll0S The rates paid
for having balances carried g. 81 aud per cent
The days business II the Gold Exchange Bank a.
follows Gold cleared $2l s29OO gold balances sS526J
and currency balances, sl,i67,69 The principal quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

dispatch dated san Francisco, CAL Jan. a, says :
II is asserted that the Central Pacnc Railroad Com
many has placed on record mortgage for sl0OOoOOO
towering ~ the unsold land In its possession within te
state of California and Is generally supposed the Cd
iect il to defeat the operation Of the bill reported ny n
lawrence ANA now before Congress On the other haId
a card appears to-day from Judge >anderson att0rhe.
for the Company, affirming that the mortgage is not
made for the purpose of evIdng any act on congress- bu
to serve basis Tor loan to be used III constructing
We had occasion yesterday to aude TO the growth Of
the CITY OF st. Louis. The lines 81 railway leaving her
dcpots are reaching Ear ont to the VEST the Missouri
and Kansas Petite the North Missouri and ~ Joseph
and Denver Cty Roads leading the van in the west
Mn rd march OF progress. While speaking OF the 81 Jo-
euh and Denver City Railroad, We are ratied t. learn
that the Kansas division Is finished and open To- public
travel and traffic. The per cent bonds issued by this
Company. the market cover TINS division. Upon
crsiu "a list directors and oitcrs OF TINS company
we notice the names the leading merchants ana bust
ness men Of ST. Joseph, the eastern terminus OF te ROAD
Nbr.tu Have 81 Have, MoCoId y Co; Il. f. Turner OF
Nrs,rs Turner Frazer& co., y Beafie OF Mes,rs Beauc
~ and d. NJ Steele ot the Old insurance Company,
are men of wclluoWu business experience ana means
mi. Is matter OF CONGRATULATIONS the completion al thc
81 Joscph and Denver City Road To junction win the
Union Pacinc at Furt kearney Is nearer san Fhclsfo
y nprniug up the middle route Via St. Louis, ST. Joseph,
and Font hcurney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

hay is moieraiel, sctiye arr prices are steal q ~ " 81 M
se at ii 5,GsI 3 for Lsaz e q y, for "a .,p.
h iS, are , }@e ti :, ,' sle XIII
HsMP-Maaia nal a; lo.fi'e oA'F Aa-' a. ''"'''
'llPFSruERu.mo Soc 10 GOOD demand oak Sole grelarss
Rough Leather j. % ,' Man, do 20 eve slI jd5ci
Calorna Hea,y 2Ja-e Male io s'4 - l''' l.ct
GA n S,,I aL MS ,ai eish,. 2ir,Gc Poor 90 l3 sn'
MI W. gisa .ht lo :c1 tc BELIZE lee2 Oas essh
Stew 1 MiIIl-ds ga BE- L'at J.@sse. Soi'A-H "e'
al MSIlsSEsFoa oanu, doll ,ni price ao"'a @r''i -
selling no.er',,ls NJ ~, ~, ~ 's y, a. "a. csS
NAVAL SrVRES-Spr.' rar1i ne 1, 9ag ns s So y ,frI
There ba, been aoas ia to@n'a s,rs1 o SS on r,i sSs
eor, ~ a. St,.pei ~ sea ~ % ir No ami
W Is r No. l. Sma. Washington T"f re rp"' a.
= Il IA las T Ia.cs s very q sle for c,'l 49, 'g
s,asdr Manufsctucl doll aai uaeA'ageA Ns1's''h v" "
loT rIo ;, Isl in oisri la are hi the
hnsne. . rht .scs hs 81 81 - for fuwr A'rs ~! D.
- 20. N S,S, ,ss asO bis At ~ Tor r,eu
*s isasj 70, Mr. AM an, s' , s, a pee :. c for
PLAZA Mess ADD ssa 81 50 for Eir he,s Ter, Ds' W"
sa Mes. n noie,is den'ni and fee' 'c ',sd
o bills >, So &c ~ Tor Nssen. 10y SsI . e'
pigs a; noe u. lee Cor Hen. 40 Green sae'
10 seIs. Lose los iOailc for rg c.,
wssep lie TO- cy iees or ll for Short Hear s n1 sa
ins sosly y,ae Cor Western, AMI s.al0 for Oy .ri "a
gods At a iarLsr si,sOfs; .r, 60 Ibs snd . e Ne
isaia.c ior cy ,afe for r 10 PRIME Steam Tor ls'as 4e
To- rsnrsr. at nc ror Msr,b, ald l5l. ior April
lu, holder, Ne quote IAle Tor 'pe On NE tepsr
Greek SPOT qqOie @ds'io aaa GA The Lover - s
,as hs prices nos We quot i To- ss. ,o.
2a,c TIE export snec. iande i2ii bh kesns or
Dsopue In Pl.Ja ans,.en, are reIorei tls mars :
ReSSca 5gi6 bsis aud c,Gas go DO
e"rsr 4. Sl %Ssr ss y . C.roGns At 7s7le
suoAas moderately a'iVe pnees bsns very h@ an '1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

DIS MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
LAND-GRANT MORTGAGE BoNDs.-The undersigned
offer for sale the aboye-named bonds at 90. The road
is finished and the lands that are mOrgagcd to Sc
cure the bonds are selling rapidly
CLARK, DODGE 81 Co.,
M 81 Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Slonthly Report No.
of the Bureau Of Statistics, now in press, shows the
statistics of cur foreign trade for the month ended Oct
% ,s-o and for the ten months ended the same. com
n3rcd with the SpOndng periods OF 1869 The io
lowing synopsis las been furnished by Mr. Young, Chei
of the Bureau: - -
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Tnr day, transactions al the U. 5. sullTreasury "

Gold receipts S9lJfs5 Il Currency gagInts.. 900 -
Gold payments Js $50 ~ Currency bals>e... 72i 20, p
o balance .... 6l40t6g Customs $4,000 10
CnTrCncy receipts. 2.J.ltZ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24

Pce 20 cents per copy seven postpaid for o. Adlres all orders
with cab i0tlostd THE Tribune Ne"ioff
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-10
o Es I Y Z &Y.

WILLIAMS.-Die in this place. on Saturday
evening last, after one days illness, MAUD.
only child OF Scott and Ella 2. Williams. aged
months.
Ne tender our hearty sympathy to our Jour
ana his worthy wife in this their first and
seemingly saddest bereavement. b1t feel con
hdent that they have sought and found pre-
clous balm for their wounded hearts in the
consoling thought that their sweet and inter
cStlng babe has gone to join that bright tilrouc-
of joyous angels that bowers around the ccIas-
tiai throne where, as their faith teaches hcr
infant spirit, uncoutauiuated by this worlds
slnfuI touch, will prove q most powerful aud
effective intercessur iii their behalf. Thus
convinced, VIC bid them dry their tears and
Put away those little dresses
That their darling used to wear,
For she never more will need them
She has climbed the golden STAIR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-10
GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE

DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, No
IT0NS, CLOTHING, &c, DC,
At THE VERY LOWEST PRICES N THE CITY.
L. & VI. n. MAYER, 2l2-2.4 aE1jll St, yoal.sLolgn
offer choice and extensive stock of
SgFi8lEE Silks AEEs DRESS GOODS!
at much bcIojc their CetuaI raIue.
lyons Black silks for 81 81 .. 80. worth S2CO
Lyons Black Silks for i.T5...--..... 225
Lyons Black Silks for 2.GO..--.....- 80
japanese Silks new and desirable.
Summer Silks, pretty and very cheap.
Sumner Dress Goods below Importers prices
Lace Curtains and Curtain Nets.
ShRWls' Lace Jackets, Lace Eantles, Aiitts, &c.
AT GREAT BARGAINS TO CLOSE THE lot.
SUMMER CLOTHiEG TO be sold regardless OF
cost or any other consideration, in order to get
rid of an immense stock now an hand al the
popular NEW YORK DRY GOODS & CLOTH
ING STORES Please cal Clld ccan5ite.
THE success of the Central Insurance Com
p2nY OF Altoona, shown by the Company7s
statement Tor July list, proves that skill and
ability are the prominent clements of success
in the insurance business. The Central, under
the efficient management of MeSsrs Kerr =
Co., Is already regarded as OF the safest,
ana, therefore, one OF the very best companies
doing business in Pennsylvania. We can con-
fdeutiy recommend the Central to those of ouf.
readers who may desire insuranccs on their
properties Besides being as safe as any other.
company. the people OF this county have the
chance OF knowing, Orat least learning the Dor-
Sonal standing OF tho directors, which ought to
have & great deal TO do with deciding in what
company To insure.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping sre also
among the spcciatiCs Of thS reliable firm. and
passage tickets 70 and from all points in the
world can be obtained from them at regular
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