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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16
WANTS.

VXTANTED--A GOOD MEAT COOK.
w NH 16 2ts Apply at THIS OFFICE.
VXTANTED--A PARTNER in the Wholesale Lii
w auor Business, with from one to two thousand
dollars Business already established Profits large.
Address, stating when an interview may be had
NH 11-5t* MORGAN" Richmond P. O.
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Killed By Dogs Both OF the tame deer,
presented to the Governor, and which have
added so much to the interest of the Capitol
Square, were last night killed by dogs, and
half eaten.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

J0UVEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER.--By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; when badly
soiled they can be readily restored Itis easy of ap
plicaton and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, 2s
cents O bottle.
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Supreme Court of Appeals. ls.-To-da

Supreme Court Of Appeals. To-day all
the Judges were present.
Argument was commenced by Mr.. James
Lyons in the case of Gimmi vs. Cullen.
An appeal was allowed from the Circuit
court of Danville in Bergman & Green,
adm'rs of Morris Pollock, vs.. A. s. Buford-
supersedeas awarded and bond required in the
penalty of SIC, 900.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

Ocncict. John johnson, colored, was
received at the penitenliary to-day, for sixteen
months, from Bland county, for assault with
intent 10 kill
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

Popular Place Of Reson.-The new
Pythian hall, corner of Eleventh and Main
streets, was thrown open to the public yester-
day evening, and last night till IL o'clock,
and YVES visited during that time by large
numbers of both ladies and gentlemen.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

WOMAN AND HER CHARMS--Does your wife or
daughter ever call on you for money to buy new
dress or bonnet2 You supply their wants with
pleasure, of course. But now they are sicky--iee-
BILE and emaciated, and always grunting and com.
planning when you go home. Now gladden. their
hearts by sending to the drug store and procuring
bottle of English Female Btters, which will soon
restore them to health.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

You have no idea what you miss by not
attending the roler.skatng assemblies. The
rink will be open to night at o'clock. We
advise all who can, to 90.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

TH0MPSoN's p0MADE oPTIMR.sas dressing
for the Hair is all that is required purely vegetable
and highly perfumed, it softens improves and beau.
titles the Hair, strengthens the roots, and gives it
rich, glossy appearance. For ale by all druggists
Price. IS and rs cents per bottle
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16
We clip the following from it:

We clip the following from 1t:
If Protestants can never cease their quarres
and unite on any one common platform, they
ought to rise up and protest against any intsr-
position by the State to aid sectarian institu-
tions. We oppose everything like persecution !;
but let the States and the Churches be kept
separate, and each pursue is proper, legiti-
mate business. These are the old, hallowed,
hereditary principles which the Baptists have
received from the New Testament, and which
they have constantly defended.
Entertaining these opinions, we cannot help
uttering our grief at the course of our brethren
in the city of New York. ftThe Baptists are
the only people who have never prosecuted"
We have gloried in this historical fact; and
have only smiled when it has been replied,
"Let them have the power, and you will see."
With equal confidence have we boosted of our
incorruptible virtue as to all solicitations to
surrender our principles in the matter of State
patronage. But, ales, we must henceforth
be silent. No matter how shamefully
our politicians may pander to the vena.-
ity of Rome and purchfse popularity by
donations of public money or lands, our
mouths will be shut by this sad precedent in
the commercial capital O. the nation, and estat
lished by the metropolitan Baptists who have
eagerly accepted from the city valuable lot
for a "Baptist Home" We cannot employ
any unkind terms but he is simply blind who
does not read in this act an endorsement of the
very abuse against which our principles have
uniformly protested. Nor can we discover
any force in the ARGUMENTS which have been
advanced,-all of which remind US of the prs-
sage above quoted as our motto.
On woman's rights, it says:
By all means, let them have their rights,
and more than their rights. Let them be edu-
Gated, refined, exalted-let their employments
be multiplied and their remuneration be in
creased-Iet them be queens in the household
and in the social circle-and let them be loved,
honored and protected by the stronger sex !;
but, in mercy, shield them from responsible.
ties, services and associations which must tend
to make them less womanly, and more mascu.
line and rupped
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

Treasure. = Fourteen thousand dollars
was paid into the State treasury to day by the
sheriff of Loudouu county.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

RS- TICKETS, admitting Lady and Gentleman,
81; admitting Gentleman and two Ladies', ST. So
For sas at various places, and on the night of the
Ball at the Assembly Hall.
A SPLENDID FESTIVAL and large sum for the
noble cause are antcjpated. NH It'd
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

PURITY VERSUS PoIsoN-rhere is as much
difference between PIIAL0N's vITALIA OR sAIr
WALTON FOR THE HAIR aud the ith charged
hair-darkners, be ween the Pool of Bethesda that
an angel stirred, and fever breeding mud pond
Tae VITAIIA is crystalline fluid, without a single
impurity or noxious property, and the naturaln,ss
of the shades it imparts to grey hair is unequaled.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended the best dentifrcs
known. II ceanses and preserves the teeth, hardens
tile gums, sweetens the breath !; aud, containing
acid or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
can be used daily with great advantage Sold by all
druggists. Price, rs and so cents per bottle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

The Religious Herald, of this city, the
organ of the Baptist denomination in Vir-
ginia, comes to US this week filled with
excellent matter of general as well es de-
nonlinational interest. We are glad to
see that it devotes large space in lis COL
umns to agriculture and education, and
commend it to cur readers as good family
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16
AMUsEMENTs.

CT. PATRICK'S DAY. .N@ls
GRAND BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF y5Se
THE CATHOLIC MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM,
AT ASSEMBLY HALL,
ON ST. PATRIOKS DAY, MARCH 17TH.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
JL Whitaker, Walter Mahoney,
James Hays, Vim Rankin,
James McGraw, VIM Kelly,
DIR J A Smons, .,.y loan Ahern,
Capt VIM Wngtfh Ian Gallagher,
49, n nnessey,
r. Kelley,
s..afuin, james Golden.
MANAGERS
Gen. p II. Moore Chairman
His Ex Gilbert G Walker, Hon Nj Kelley, Mayor.
Gen Henry Wise Hon James Lyons,
James Cowardin, Col FL G Cabtll,
Col Albert Ordway, John Purcell,
Dr D Cullen, Capt William English,
James FL Dooley, Courtney Jenkins,
Joseph English, Thomas H Wynne.
John M Higgins, Daniel Brosnahan,
Robert Kerse, Michael Murphy,
John Devlfn, Lawrence Lottier,
James Cowardin, Robert English,
John Pizzipi, Ernest Wilt,
Frank Kelley, Lucien Lewis,
Walter Mahoney, Jsmes McGraw
Thomas O'Fsrrell, Bake,
David Fitzgerald, Michael Ready
William Simo1s, William Rankin,
Patrick McGovern, Johu II Walsh,
james Golden, Joseph Augustine,
Capt Kennedy, John Knowles
D Antelotti, PFBoyle,
Capt w Lloyd, John Ginnochi,
Bravi.
-:o:-
RD- TICKETS, admitting Lady and Gentleman,
adj tinrr narf f1or,,ar. 1r<rta
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INTEREST at the rate of six per cent per annum
declared aud compounded in March, July and No
vember on all sums Of FIVE 10y DOLLARS and up
warda
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-16

GRAND BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF yzxt
THE CATHOLIC MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
AT ASSEMBLY HALL,
ON ST. PATRIOK'S DAY, MARCH 17TH.
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St. fArhl0k's DAY. sAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TurRspAY Feb Ie-EEEvEs-Arva to-day 3ss6 at One
t1rdh % WeehaVken and 50 a. CommunpsN Trade 81
enc - prices ONLY tie ok vent o. very ,OE wholesale butca'r,
bulk f3d l3ew lots lc Some OF the tne retail
csie. the sellers wantel Isle
The Weai 4vica droye n Norris q esi Doy
car Illinois for Morris W. T. Daley selling
head G. l3a5e l47 by Sgel Meyer, u egt gooi
to lJai5. ia BY T. samue 63dol eSt At l3le t had
81 OH very good smong them trying 70 get 10 pig
Hard fDI w. Dimuck % Illinois steers 81 cwt at l3d5lc
MCaScy Hurj for 81 B. Doty, lo Illinois cattle % o1t at
loSer Sons, for Wood Gillespie ca ewt.,
I1 The SINGLE q state cattle gougveJy slowly
A. OnelundfethsL J. T. ArInder Co. had II carlosds y
scu,te- cans; ". Thompson II cant D. NaiIe c.rsi T.
and Fsr ears each Most q Tie sales from -
li Illinois lJJ H. selling, ~ l3c 81 ID y cw y cars, u
est l,c and 81 OF rs n. at Isle, 81 n p ewt
W. AegtOn Co had ~ partly for tiaugh
tet Coney Mcpherson 10 H. Daley, ears aud W. Kelley
toe latter @ Ohio sold by Coney Mcpherso1 a. lJc
H. abev soil q his o. Illinois steers, 70 tops, at l4Glic
Weile er fr ". AertOn Co, 23 Illinois see, u est
a. lsHl+!c-- o. inem lt35 10. a. l3,.. ~ ID y cEt
Cover HPher,on hsd sold c. Of thor II cwt Illinois cattle at
i30l5ic
tie dead markets trade very dull and prices weaker Re
eeiyes Of Chicago dressed beef doppe sc, selling At 8iGl049
VIAL CAJyr rather plenty both alive and dead There Is no
change IN i uu rle lfag one ot Of lv4 BUCKS CoaR fen
Give calves n H. sold by Y Thurton Co at he, with 80 Of llOG
as n al lie. VERY few Of the dressed eTooed Ice
SnEEieee A2i3 W; Ii cs at Coinmunpav and each At
FoyeRhtt and WeaawkeD With expected Ct The latter
place Whei sales made stiff obtained but butchers
operated SLOWLY and cautiously generally pairing 3. Qc The dead meat
markets fu Of ugttOnscng below te which the rates Of live
21o SUITE sheep 81 h. &c; % f83 h. 1c f8 d. 81 b tic
q OanaiAs y D. &C., and l63 Of l06 n, Tie
A. COmnIew. n Pdeock soil ) Ohio sheep. 49, ~ at Ce
~h s5 Of lot; 100 q Go d. OF 80 10 de- and 81
se'ed hee ll7 b. at &c. J1ai Buckingham sold late yesterday
~ Oho 5i ID. 40 o., and 100 do, weight At 6tc
The Wee2aLen ock afnYed too late p obtain sales A. Van Vert
s f1y s report Was Hsie S6 State sheep ~ d. Of 6e,
and l75 Of s5 n atGsc
HoGsRec ears each at Forteth-st and Communpaw
155 bead Nsen dressed arrive freely 402 being reported
yesterday TIE latter generally selling si09e few Hight lOc
strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
DOsfHsTlC MARKETS

PmLsDEGrnA Feb l-Fou fhr demand superfne as 80 "a
Is .. Errss s6dG6 50i EOrhWeseTn RTTa Family, ga
$50 Pennsyga sad Ohio &c 55G IS, Fancy S8US9 So
Wheat quiet and eady IDdisgA Rel 81 60 Red Western 49,
Eaucy Amber 10: White Western, 81 %. Rye quiet; Western.
eldSl uGeAanged yellow, 79oe Mred Western, 1eo
Oats State Whisky inAeei Western lron s3dsc.
TOLEDO Peb l6-Four dan snd unchanged Wheat dull and
shade lover No Wabash Ell 81 No 81 - Corn dali and
High 57o Low kiIed t54 Oa dill and lower; No.
sac No Rceeptl 900 bb Floar. 1000 bash Wheat
AsOO bufh Corn, 900 bush. Oats
MLWArEEp Pen i6-PoaT frma; BIin Spring 81 G6S5 Co.
Wheat au No. Nlwsubes 81 Is No 81 a. Osts-No.
Si C-Ne Mixed Sc Reno uomlnally 900 Barley
su No Spnh8Oc Pork at S2l 80 Dressed Hogs
90 rs Rsepts- bbk Flour 1905 lush Wheat shImnis
kOha
BCuAro Feh l6YOurLoeal trade only whsa.-In9up light;
81 al 81 asked for Chicago Spring Corn dul and tim
sAfs lek GJd10 saes 3O bush In store n le snd
7 Oats dull sales go bush ono setc IN store
RE unasy 81 10 Barley steady state sold Al aa on the
i gOc. delivered hejs firm J bgs Medina Clover
&c IS - Pea Vine 81 :Oi 20 lush IAo'b % @o@So -
Fofk, Lard, AID Iiigi wines unchanged. - ,,,,,,
OswE0o, Pen. lPlou stsfdg aad unchsgai tse Ig oys
Waite Winter; 81 Dolble BIa Wheat auti faes I've car
No hs Cgb So Corn scarce ann hnni sales tVl b
~ o3e Oa beI C0d62c for Western btTry hs an fos 9el
t-s1 bss III ~ i0I bole1 VI ~ for eHbo0d eWt @4uoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

unchanged: a3s shirs,urs ssTes9s Mddlngs s9eso
HrhNres e n92lo Railroad lTeighsflout 70 Boston zoe
NeNYok 6e Asuy 5ac Grain and Mfced to Boston ~ SO
10 Newlork 91en 70 Albany, 80 20 v ton
Feb bErchaule unchanged flOur ducl cAset
wheat quiet and oScr; closed I'll 1881 e. cash ~ 20
2i seller MArh during the afternoon dun and unehngd Coa
firm No. &c. cash. bOlc seller march, during ihe nlenson dn
flc csh for No p Rye quiet and steady voc Tor No
Barley dull and tower Oh 80 IghSnes unchanged Aess Pork
more eeiNe end closed Em al 80, csh ~ y seller March ,1
n Sailed shoulders &c. Hogs quiet g. Live Hogs dull
20 %, 81 IS. Cst du~ lower u - 100 50 90 RecP
900 hhl Flour. p bus Wheat O' bush Corn 9O bush
lOO Lush Rye. SCO0 bush Barley, 800 hoGS shipmens
5000 bills Flour 5000 bush Mles Z, no BUSH Com 200 ioqA
MEMPHIS Feb lGCo.ion DAN at iic receipts, 2G5 bales hip
muts $50 bales Flour steady SGd 81 2j Cora active 14dl5c
Oats 0dveucuC. s9es O50 Lad hanged Pcrk dull aud nom
nl Bscon-Sholcr. scarce; Sides 13Gilc Buk Meats dull sni
nlulusl; Sioubr. aid9c Clear Bib, Otci Clear sides III.
LOuisyLLE Feb GBang heavy Hemp fpi Flax held II 26
PC Cotton du Aidings, 3&c flosr hlni Extra ltmiy Sc
Grain limited donsH1 oriers but IN cool eque for local
sumption. Provisions fm and unchanged Whisky qaet NJ 8dJc
Tobacco active; sales go HIS to good Llgs IS 5 bi
low TO medium Leaf % 20 go
AIBANY Feb. 6-WhestAart sm; sales GOO hush No. ], part
Amber chan ana Indiana TT 81 6 Rye quiet and firmly held At
Barley ong sales 3tworoved STATE B5e 1908 bush No
SusqraunG Road 81 l0 AM 100 bg tWoroscd DO
DO at sc Oats lees frn with gooI aPp opening sales car State at
&C.. delivered
CNoSS tr Feb lG-Coou dali unchanged Flour firm and in
f demand Family &c 80 Wheat firm aud IN fair demand o;
demand II 1$l U.s. Oats advancing All in demand:
53Gc Barley steady and in mor & dcmani Mes Pork
duh and dro0png; force sales At Gssng 50 o. Larjlema
light holders ll for Head AM Gut l 2ic for steam and
Sides 0ls Bacon dali AID dropping; Shoulders c Clear
Rib ldlltG; Clear Sides u. Tobacco iir tenald at full
Jnces; sales Sc hads Lugs S7G 40 ~ Lsaf $40 3U S6 %
Whisky steady and Ia moderate demand al 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK, Thursday. Feb. 10, 1871

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Fob. &c, 1871.
There were to-day no signs indicating u
speedy revival Of the horse trade and transactions In
tho market continue TO be confined TO worh0rses, with
no change in prices.
very moderate inquiry for fine oarragc-horscs WAS
reported In tle Bulls Head Market but although dealers
in superior stock manifest the best disposition 70 meet
the Views OF buyers no sales Of any momont have as yet
taken place.
A lot of horses secondhand carriages, and largo
stock Of saddery Will DC brought under tho hammer 10
Mcssrs Johnston Van TasselPs Horse Auction Mart,
tomorrow (Frldayl, the 18th inst
Col S. d. Bowie drives the finest pair OF bay coach
horses Fthaye that have OF late heen seen in tho
city as they appeared ms afternoon before his elegant
iainy not surpassed, for beauty, STYLE md action
THO carri1gO trade IS improving slowly and to-day a
moderate degree OF activity was caused by vlstors
aiming Spring stock at the repositories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
cnrrnu MaPrRrs

MOBILE Fob. leCoton dull Mldi1gs lie net receipts, -
bae eIporseoswss ISIS bs sales 800 bies stock 84slS
bales.
GALVESTON Feb l6Cctton sesdy Good Ordinary net
hsles Great Britain, bas
t93 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock, 620CG aleS
CHARRroS Feb l6Coton quiet; MidlHss blc ret receipts
1874 bales; Great Britain bales;
tales; fales {0J bales; sioes, %, 3i5 ba,o%
BOgToN Feb l6iOton dull; Mdtn l5.Q5.c; net receipts
In bales: gross 1870 bales sales 800 be stock, $50 bale.
BATzoEF Feb l6Cotcn unhengeti HGing Ise gross re-
bales; sales, bales stock. 1909 bales
NORFoiK Fe 6-COon que Low Milhngs l3fc net receipts
bales epor.s-cosvis 3 bales sales 200 bales; stooE 800
bales
RayAyyAu Feb. Ie-Coon firm; Miilrgs, flr ret receipts
33 bales exporso Britain 3fB bales; 20 the Continent
1884 baes ooastsse l94 bales sales 1910 bales stock w.
bales
WILMINGTON Feb dCOon quiet; Nidilngs. 4ci net receipts
32 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 36l1 bales $500 81.
NEwORLEiVs Feb l6-Coton duI sni heavy hddhngs lNd
1c rcccps 1876 baesgoss @ bales; eIports-io Bremen
2b2 bales, Genoa 2tJ bae % 1at, ~ 9esi ~ bacsoha
G4O bGesi SAILS, 100 bales; stock 23l ,l67 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LosDos Feh ellis mConsos sIenO a % for both non.y
the hner United states Five Twenty
soed 1902 o. 1876 DID, 90l 1867, 49, Territories az stock;
sueti Lne Railway tsres lsi Illinois CeuTs 1881 Atlantic ah1
Great Wesu 25 UEei states FeweH bouds at Frankfort are
quoted At ci.
LEEAYO0L FEB lsll.j0 e. mCOrOD Opeued du with d0Sn'
e.fd ta0enc Ndiing Upa, Q7; MdiDg Orleins u "a
tS o. Cotton nearly Que from Mobile have been made at I'D
W hdtlng
LssPoOL Peb l6-Arved, bari Sabine. 2l bales on Cotton
rNha 5 bales barb kbisna 1913 tsi.si chip Peerless E'
ss ship III teth 25l2 bales ship Begrays 54S bales 81
@n hdney 2 bales; brig Tslsman, 55l bales; sap Nile, 2l
tasi schooner Lucy H. Gibso Io bas ship Great Western l64O
kalal Iuial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TtHVf Ff'tNI01It
frb les pkgs Ashes 39i5 bales Cotton 5l bib Flour 900
bush Wheat f600 bush Corn s25 hush. Oss. 1920 bush Malt
9j bush Grs Seed g bush. Beans 40 bills Cora Meal C0 bags
Corn Meal ~ b Spirits Turperne IS bills Tar 25J7 bbiS Hon
~ bb POrE 3J pkg Beef ~ pigs Cut Meats 3 pigs Lard ~
gsg- Searra 4 lgs Butter Z plgs Cheese e7S bb Bgg III
pLg Dr fr 100 Dressed Hogs hbl WHISKY - bales hOo
p bales HoI Cf53 SIDES Leather l52 c 80 bd Hides hS
1ob-rco 90 pgA Tobacco 100 bb a. Moa9s IS bids IN o.
ss lT0 plg Starch l6 bags Peanuts half chests Tea bT T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
Sales bn Anciion

A. pgKwIN AEetcneer.
pY BANGS, MERMlN 4 Co, BToadTW T3li,s coz q,
FRIDAY Feh H. az MISC ELLAABOuS NEW BUNS anu
rr'.-ca-5 BLANK BOOKS, Fancy IAilOSLlY, &c, &C.
NEO. A. LEAVITT s. Co. Date Leayltt,
sTtelgb Col Clinton Hal, Aeiorpace loF the DALE "
AUCTION Of LiBr rI COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINTINGS sna al
''A'- u ." TUESDAY RVRSTNG Feb. q, at y O'clock
FINE COLLECTION or BOOKS comprising Ig rated Motssi
Valuable Works q Hsory, Goolby Travels LsLele'
Books &C. many very Gle whole bong eoisIh' -
n Fugop CaisloZus ready AMI BOOKS on exhibition
rs,s ~ s,tea Ills sal. can their orders 70 purchase carefully
executed b. the Aue'ioneefs .,r.,,, ., 49,, AZ
PRIVATE LIBRARY. Catalogues ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
prrpto LIVE STOCK gtpKET-Pxp. 10.

CaHeThe market DILL and prices falling Of receipts. 80 ears
DAY last week; sales Il hentuey 81 ayens
Kentucky LIS 10 and liJ d. 81 ? a.
81 l2 263 Ohio steers llS % 70 ll9 ~ - az 81 Ina
scers f AZ SO So Illinois steers. O3 70 70 lI13 TO- ~
sc 25d &c 3l 6ud Csuada 06 ~ al 70 Sheep market
so but change prizes; gb, supply Of Csass stock sales u
d,y were 6 Canada sheep 0 OHIO, y ID g 20 ID
"a co 45; IA Kentucky lc5 H. At sc = osS-Aals9'
quet unchanged; Igh sales "a bead 20 n. oud - head
j b. So 2j o. l5 h. al Sd Isl IS d. III d. and % ao o'
ID. d So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

This R,t invites the Of the merchants and residents OF the
Ninth Ward ami vicinity all depoor' that they vi" DO lib
orally dealt viii. and every facility afforded consistent with sound bank
pg Collections made CD all points the United States aud Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
St. louis add Il0T M8TTIAIg R. R. CO.'S.
Seven per Cent Gold First
Mortgage Bonds,
ON IT'S APKAVfAs BRANCH.
Ew.YOAK LIFB INSURANCE BUILDING.


This erteaioa 9gi miles Is from Pilot Knob The on Noun
Fulton Arsnsas foIthy miles viii he opened of
bnp large grating has beea done The lover section
pes the Arkansas Line sork will he pushed rapidly FOR
ward 10 completion. THB BONDS ARB DUB Is 1875 IN GOLD
scared Mortgage tae Fame Loan and Trust COMPANY lntt
PAYABLE June GOLD FREE or GOVERNMENT
TAXES expected that the local ahc d the extension sill eqaa
thai OF The main line. 49,
n will oren cuiry rich Copper and Iron Mines hereto
fore inaccessible will the famous Black River Lumber
zion number 81 Bonds will be soh present Pnee
currency. FGther Information will be gwen
'F'- H. G. MARQUASD veePresldent 40 Broadway
Attention called the following recommendation OF oSe bonds
L0Uis, January. l5ll.
We the undersigned recommend the Bonds Of the ST LOUIS AND
IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD ArkSnE BrAnch) security
The proposed connection With tie Cairo and Fulton Railroad OF Ar
win be valuable for this City and the trade from Ar
Kansas administration u the ansirs Of the Company
capable and experienced hands and the present. revenue OF The
he while Is steadily Increasing "a already Sufficient 70 insure TIE
payment OF the interest
John D. PERRY President Kansas Pacific Railroad Go.
ADOLPHUS MEIER Yice-Pfudeui kansasPadhc Railroad 20
NATHAN COLE Mayor Of ST. Louis
+. d. BARLOW, COMPTROLLER Of ". Louis
j. n. BRITTOS, Pest National Bank, state Of Mo.
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