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See her palld countenance, but a short time
ago the picture of ruddy health, the envy of the
School and the pride of the household. She
was always welcomed by her school mates, for
her 1.-THE form and pleasing disposition carried
cheerfulness into their ranks. Diligent, pune
tual and exemplary, obedient and graceful at
home, she won the hearts of all. But alas, we
are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks and ruddy
lips are blanched by consumption. The voice
once so enchanting in laugh and song is feeble,
husky and supplanted by hollow cough. Let
us approach her couch gently and take her
hand. Do not shudder because of the feeble
and passionless grasp. The hand one so hearty
and plump is emaciated and shows bony out
lines, while the cords and tortuous veins are
plainly mapped upon the surface. The pulse
that bounded with repletion, carrying vigor to
the whole system and imparting life, beauty,
vivacity, health and strength, is delicate to the
touch. The feeble heart can not propel the
thin, scanty blood with force. Must we lose
her while yet in her teens? Companions and
friends gather around with words of cheer and
consolation and depart with moistened eyes
and silent steps, Must we lose her? No! there
is relief! We can stay the destroyer of her
happiness and not suffer the loss of such gem.
Something more is required now than dietary
and hygienc observance, for nature calls for
aid and she must have it, Take this pleasant
medicine. tits invigorating. How it allays
the irritable cough, improves the appetite and
digestion and sends a healthy tingle through
the frame. The blood is enriched, nervous
force increased, and the heart bounds with
new impulse. See her face brighten by degrees;
the color is returning, her voice is getting
clearer, and pleasant words are spoken. The
strength falters yet but is gaining. Let us take
her out in the warm sunshine. In a short time
she will be able to go without our aid, a cheer
full girl. This delightful medicine must be
God-blessed. 1t is restoring health to our
loved ones. She is emerging from her sickness
sweeter and nobler than before, and DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery must have the cred
it, 1t has raised her. Sold by all first-class
Druggists everywhere. SSyWk 5S2
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NEW YORK, March 22.-EDeninq-Th Money mar
ket was active and stringent in the morning; loans
afternoon there perfect flood of money offering
and rates declined, closing at to per cent. curren
cy Foreign Exchange irmer at 1891 a 1893. The
81 900 in the redemption of bonds. The Gold
ket was intensely dull loans fiat to per cent The
clearances were $50 0O0, 900. Governments dull and
steady. State bonds dull and steady. Stocks dull.
The stocks which have been the strongest-Erie and
Union Pacitic-have lost their buoyancy and become
heavy while Western Union North Western, New
York Central and others strong. The decline in
Union Pacific is attributed to sales by the pool. The
general market closed steady under ease in money.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Brief JOttiugA.

Rev. E. c. Bodies is now giving in Salem the
course of lectures recently delivered in this
city. His Fl -akerie
Hale has on exhibition remarkably we'll
executed photograph of our venerable towns
man, Elias Thomas, Esq, aged 100 years. The
old gentleman is holding on his knee a great
grand-child who was christened on the Tooth
birthday of his ancestor.
On Thursday the apprehensions for the safe
ty of the sch. George Deeing, which sailed from
New York on the 9th inst, for Portland, were
temporarily relieved by the reception of des-
patch that the vessel had put into Hyannis, but
a subsequent despatch corrected the statement
as erroneous, and the gravest fears are now en-
tertained for the fate of Capt. Willard, his
crew and vessel. The George Deering is 900
tons, and owned by Capt. Willard, Perley and
Russell and others. . -
Information is wanted of our Portland con-
temporaries as to how those crocuses they
Dragged about a few weeks since, are getting
along. You shouldn't crocuses before you are
sure of being out of winter.-Bangor Wing.
Doing finely. They havn't been blockaded
like their brethren down east.
A patent has been granted to John w. Stock
well of this city for device for the manufac-
ture of drain pipes. o
The shares in brig Castillian, which were adj
vised to be sold at auction to-day, were sold
yesterday to Capt. Charles Crouchen and others
on private terms. - Il hsr
Steamship Scandinavian, Capt. Ballentine,
from Liverpool It'll inst, arrived yesterday af-
ternoon, with 48 cabin and 298 steerage passen-
gers. She had an extremely rough and bolster
GUS passage. ,.lIiU1C
There will be a temperance meeting at Allen
Mission Chapel Monday evening.
Maggie Smith was arrested last night for
stealing pair of rubbers from fellow prison
er at the jail, from which institution she was
discharged in the morning.
One of our Congress street grocery dealer was
summoned to California few days ago by a
despatch announcing the deathof brother,
who had died leaving an estate valued at three
quarters of a million, with two or three brothers
and sisters as his only heir. @ zig
John Mussey, Esq, has given Post Bosworth
$50 for their relief fund. - s
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NEW YORK.

WHAT STOKES SAYS OF THE ERIE RING
New YORK, March 22.-The Brooklyn Eagle
publishes an interview with Stokes, the muir
derer of Fisk, who says that Hank Smith was
Erie ring for the purpose of securing control of
the police in case OF need. He charges that the
Indictment against himself for conspiracy was
put up job between the Erie ring and District
Attorney Garvin, and procured ON the evidence
of prostitutes and discharged English convicte
and that over $40, OO0, 900 of fraudulent vOuch-
CTS now exist in the archieves of the Erie Co..
Stokes says that he has seen millions of money
divided, and that the spoils were regularly APP
portioned whenever ''divide up was made.
THE INTERNATIONAL RACE,
The Atlanta Boat Club have selected Dr.
Russell Withers, stroke, and Theodore Van Ra-
den, James ONeil and Edward Smith as its
representatives on the Thames, June10, They
will sail hence April 18th.
SMALL Pox.
There were fifteen new cases of small pox to-
day, making 104 since Saturday.
THE SUN THAT SHINES FOR ALL.
Suits for alleged libel have been commenced
against c. A, Dana by S, S. Moore and W. H.
Kemble of Philadelphia.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Anton Moller, Chas. Il. Burdeli and Zedko
Hupa, arrested on the charge of smuggling
large quantities of manufactured hardware,
We're bailed in $4,000 to $4,000
A PROSPEROUS COLLEGE.
At the commencement exercises Of The New
York Medical College for Women eight, young
ladies graduated and received diplomas. The
report of the trustees shows the building free
from dahti the current expenses are paid by
voluntary contributions and Request Of $1,000
was received during the year from Massa-
chusetts lady.
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For all the complaints peculiar to females,
Golden Pill are Invaluable.
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New Sash Ribbons cheap at Mrs. WEIGHS
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i Home
StOckhOIders, vvon.,..

COLGATE & Co.'S CasAmere Bouquet Soap has
novel but very delightful perfume, and is in
every respect superior for toilet use,
Sold by dealers in perfumezy and Toilet arti-
Giles, mr4-eod3m
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GRAND TRUNK CAR THROWN FROM TIKI

LANCASTER, March %. As the morning
train on the Grand Trunk Railroad was near
ing Stratford station yesterday morning, the
rear car was precipitated down an embank-
ment twenty feet by broken rail, The train
was moving slowly, otherwise the destruction
the destruction of life and limb must have been
fearful, But one passenger, a lady, was slight
ly injured --t InEE -
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The Emperor William completed his 10Th
year Friday, hos -
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN beeu duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of administrator of the estate Of
CHANDLER RACKLEFF, late of peering,
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds IA the law directs, AL persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are reouired
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to made payment to
- GEO. RACKLEFF, Admir-
Deering, March 9Th, 1872. mch22-3w2e x
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IMPROVEMENTS.

PORTSMOUTH, March 22.-The Portsmouth
Board of Trade this evening appointed COM
mttte to further the efforts of the Concord
railroad to procure larger wharf accommoda-
tions here; also TO epdeavor to provide better
supply of water for this city, and the Secretary
was requested to confer with Senator Cragin
relative to locating one of the proposed new
government yards in this harbor.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-A. M. Bowman and J.
A. Solway and j. j. Duffy, e. j. Steele, and d.
Ross of Montreal; L. L. Locke, of st Stephens,
n. B.; Gen. E.. L. Townsend of the Brooklyn
Union; w. III. Hunt of New York !; c. F. Doe,
San Francico; w. F.. Bowles, of steamship
Scandinavian are at the Preble House. VIM.
E. Warren and SOL, of Worcester; Estcourt Saw
yer, U. S. A.; d. R. Bartlett, Lowell; A. w.
Thompson Lancaster; Jno G. Palmer of Nor
folk, Eng; L. B, Vaughan, of Liverpool and
VIM. w. Hopkin of England; Dan'l G. Tyler
and VIM H. Emerson, of Boston, are at the
Falmouth Hotel DR.. Walker and lady, of
Boston; j. L. Jennings, M. D., of Boston; H.
Smallwsod and JAS Fraser, of England; H. R.
Millett, of Island Pond; and John Ferguson,
Jr., and Charles Dowline, of st. John, N. B.;
are at the United States. Arthur Berry and
daughter and Miss Quimby, of Gardiner; A. R.
Wright, d. G. Hodsdon and wife, James Bea-
die, A. H. Ham and Charles Holmes, of New
York; S. w. Griffin and E. S. Buxton of East
port, are at the st. Julian.
THE CITY MARsHALsHIP.-Since Monday last,
when the denomination of Charles Clark, ESQ.,,
for City Marshal was laid on the table in the
Board of Aldermen, considerable speculation
has been indulged in as to the fate of
that gentleman, a number of rumors having
been put in circulation. The friends of the
present incumbent alleged that the action grew
out of question of etiquette merely, while the
endorsers of another candidate insisted that it
foreshadowed Mr.. Clark's rejection. A confer
ence on the subject between the Mayor and
members of the Board was held yesterday
afternoon, and it is understood outside that Mr.
Clark will be confirmed ON Monday evening.
The HAYDN CoNCERT.-The programme
which the Haydn Association will offer to their
friends on Monday evening has been very care
fully prepared and will unquestonably be most
satisfactory to their friends. Besides the Sc
leetions from the Oratorio of Samson, some of
which will require the full power of the chorus,
number of soloists have had parts assigned to
them; and among these are Messrs. Mcclellan
of Bath and Hudson of Portland, and the
Misses Lewis. Some instrumental selections
by young ladies of this city are also interspers-
ed through the order.
THE GRAND ARMY MATTERs.-POst BOsworth
will bring out, April 10th, 18th and 18th, the
melo-drama entitled 'The Drummer Boy,
wheh mas been most favorably received in this
CITY heretofore. The last of a series of enter
talnments the present season, takes place next
THURSDAY night it being a calico ball. Post
Bosworth is making arrangements for grand
reunion OF all the Grand Army Posts in the
State some time in August. They hope to Sc
cure the presence of o thousand at least of the
members of the Order
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

50 r fyll 81. MAINE.
Special by Western Union Line.
THE SHIRE TOWN Wharf.-The INJUNCTION DE-
NIED-THE COURT ADJOURNED TO sKOwHE-
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13

A deatist VA recently saved fep
drauniso hy = hahsrfr. and fpm tbr
drptAs Il Hin smtsfsl Mart sxyIaimed'
Mob e. brave, gallant man. hnx doll
i Bewasd yeaf 0uIy seme 10 ny
llouse, snd ! uill eAeerfllly pan out
every tsotb you have in your head and
not charge ycu sixrercer
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13
20 ETR Y
TYPES.
.saHa 81 TYPES. -
nY uENRY W. FAxoN, AUTHOR OF
"BEAuTrFuL sNow.'

90 Fifl ~ 'a - ~
sslie Click! Click!
Go the types in the . stick"
They glide in tcgcthcr with oml,ibas sound,
A..r iftIy tho hand that collects them goes ''ld
And srrsnges them firm in the stick" Z
aa Click! Clirki
Click. Click!
See them now in the STICK
What wonderful things they are, as they sit
One moment It's satire, now it is witt
vnmesning when singls--eombining, then
terrible blow with their ciick-click-
In putting them up in the " stick
Click! Click
!. lick! Click!
a. See them now IN the stick
To tbs thief or assassin they sorrow betide,
And the wealthy oppressor in vain tries to
Away from their cl;cking-the world canno;
hide 80 - aisf6 sais 8il
Him away fau the sound of the click-clicls
ofpstting types mp in the :" stick
tsr a. Clickl Click! =
.ssra8s Creki Click, ss
Tl Az they go IN the stick.r al y
See kuilt At the sound, with wi age OF fright
Recoiling from self by day or by night,
Am sisws with snspicion each method OF
ejaht, Fs1se ~ aAss psea
But II never can Gee from that click, click,
edOf pattiDg up types in the stick"
gsi s ss1 Cliekf Click!
std ass ss.slll -s- O.
Clickl Click! a,a
See thsm now in the stick.S
By the midnight lamp, or she broad sunlight
stin ever they're working with power and
might, 4ss ~
while their yoicesfrom despots demanding th'
rgnt 80 la,ss f1a 4 2 8.
hloc1eB somewhat, than this click, c,icd,
81 pfp9tting the types in the stick
-, girs. Click! Cliekt
g,ail 10 Click, Clickt n,fe
.1s5lsses then firm In the sstick." sa
Their loud voices echoing sound through tn
siworlds zttw as bls
Atths soand the bright banner of Freedom
. snfaxlsd;
whsrsyss tia heard there the tyrents ar
AnSledrh fn Ys- a
Fssn their pover, BY the sound Of the eficl
click.
OF putting the types IN the stick
49, sa.l "a clickt Click
,saxanoa sCfeht Cusk, ~
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little iR;lined to be offended at first,
and Stephen, q muscular young mar,
n,uttered sOme halfinansIible words
about punching tir Majors head for
him. But fuller explanations resf0t.
ed friendly feeling onre more, and
the laterfamiIias, sensible man, IN
sisted on the Major rrzmirfug.
"For If yOn are not our cousin John,
you came over n the same steamer
with him, and that ought to insure q
welcome he said .checrily. $50 sit
down, Major. You are the rich East
India nahob, theu who has bought
the next sioori We've teased Oracle
a good deal aMnt setting her cap fos
the new neighbor, hav'mt we, Oracle r
/" Papa y demonstrated Oracle, col
vring up AZ bright as scarlet FAM
ing0's wing.
y 6 rm glad to make your acqpain
tance,r went on the comfortable old
gentleman, seven if the manner isii',
quite 30 formal rs etiqnette bpoks in
sist on! Ny saure is Corey<Petel
Corpy-and now let ufe Introduce you
to onf family. circle and 'riendsw
So in less THAI f~c minutes tht
Major, entirely free from the tram
mels Of his false position, was made
cordially at home in the merry. party
and exceedingly snug aud jolly b
found it.
Presently ring at the door bel
anuounced a new arrival, and the rea
genuine cousin John rushed in al
aglow With his rapid walk, and drip
ping from keao to foot with rail-
DROPS.
Had no end Of trouble at the Gus
tom honse with my luggage-<oulfln'
come second sooner,T he explained
hugging granslnss and Clafa and 0rac
all at once, with two ~ three ittl
ones swarming over his back snd "
the willie. s'Why, g hxlloa! Ms6o
Parkinson, how the deuce. came 20
here r Then of course, ensued
third edition of explanations al
comments, aud tlen they were aherrie
than ever. 81 II 81
"Of course the Major will stay here
cried Mr.. Corey. when finally n
guest made q move to 60. " To nigh
ut least" sas
"Cource, Of course,r echoed job
Milwsrd. Mustn't he Craze r
g He must do ~ he pIessesir nsi
the youag lady, tienurely.
"Yes,s said the Major, 81 will
And he sat down again. as
Major Parkinson attended the vet
ding the next week, and he helped I
decorate fl~ drawing room with fOv
ers and I've carried chairs basck ~
forth, and went on rrrands, losin
himself iDvariabie, o,i their way, an
he s-nt tIrs bride q soiid silver T.
service, anal ,stoyetl,er he made hin
self 50 useful that Mis- Corey sait
feelingiy Hi III
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' y, =. - s'ss 81
OlsP' sno vStefau .csS.s .I. VII ~nost-
y opo,ll . NC" tuestre ~ onfoVci'of
y.s MT. :. ~; VI tife' an oia -ossaen 81
cAo' ,ns,l s'.'' u'eo " ioNss w
i'.s.s 49,, - - -. - ~ - y
AD0ut n"f. cFoPS osoosH spa coston
IN DeSoto. dorse th'eves are acs
tive IN tnae parish e Ski Ok
The dreagebosf Octavis Is eng2zed
Fin cleaning the O0sch1t& Rivee osiOw
MOnroe, of Overhaugiue limbs and .
trees. zaraso1 ffsa
The residence Of Mrs, j.aK. Roiff.T
st. Joseph, Teneas patisi1s toesriIsr
with the stable, has been destroyed :
by flre. Origin-tiie explosiop of.A
coal Oiflamp. =. - -
A churcb. stables vua 6ogue aixteene.
residences were erected iu st. Joseph
during the past year. : Other improve
ments, iDclutliWg the much needed
railroad, are ON the tspix = ysf-,,T
Atter mature consideration. the al.
recfors have come 20 the conclasiou
that che charter q the Trenton, Muiss s
roe and Fulton Railroad II forfeited by
reason Of It's own provisions They
intend to Apply tor = new o'ses zs
The Sugar Bowl btlieves the sugar
crop of st. MARY will be larger than
last year, ss the yield has larger IN.
creased in Other Identities. last year :
st. Mary made 100 b0gshesd VI
sugar, against 4S, s7S In 1851. I, iis1si a
On Wednesday night, the 18th inst,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13

A well-knWxn otticer in Aud ReekIe
VIVA celebrated fas his cunning and
vie, His n,otlser haviA< diesa in Ed
illburgf, he hisvsl y hearsr aud carried
her tu the family hslryi ing plAor IN the
Highlands He seturseL, Il y said,
with the hearss fall st snagglssi vhfs-
Ky, and bring tese'ed ahout it by Z
frkRd Le said. s@Wais, nsoss, tlses1s ~
harns sloo~--I snly turk away the 10
dy aud branght hack the sreerit.r
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2
TERMS:
TIE GABrTE is published W eekly al
Four. Dollars per annum; $2oo ior
sin 1Donths. f.aa5isfi sk
IVVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ApyERrrsEMEvTs inserted at the rate
of o. 90 per Square for the first IN
nertiun and 20 cents for each slbse-
quent one.
RloHr lines or less, constitute a
souare. The following are our rates
10 yearly Advertisers: Haall
IA. Cclnmn $500 90
u..is T,,lumn l75 90
Third Of Column n....-- ..---" iou W
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Jnstrntiicn
Chnrch-school

1D,-,;I;Jcciu0pTH0RPE.-A Church-school Tor a
,oans ladies' sesr Bchs% PstIH Hos sISh p H Pdent tie
iembsr Is lst ~ p % Circulars address Miss WALSH rnnc
nal Bethlehem Penn -s.,. r :, f,OT 7 C5,Es-
DORDENTOWN NJo FEMALE M S,drSI SQILGVoS lossS On.
- Thorongn AMI best sastsinel Institutions in ne
State For terms Se ''' Rev JOHN Il. BRAKELEY, Pm D.
T10yS really EDUCATED morally, mentally
nhvssiy by BENJAMIN MASON, Boa 90. fonssr. " l.
npOoKIYN HEIGHTS SEMINARI.-Ih
S th,s Ioaring Day Sehso leI helg laaie. WV
september 49, Fer circulars aPPly q iss vsT ss.
bS sstter 70 -----------
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
MONDAY. Aug. 26-P. N.

The movement in stocks to-day has been
very limited and extremely tame, with the exception OF
little speculation in Erie. This pet OF the Stock Ex
change has huctuated during the day between Ii and
4s in sympathy with the movement in the stock on the
London Change, where advance took place from 9si
to S9t aS9 the latter being the closing quotation The
rmness Of Erie impaired strength TO the remainder of
the list, and AN advance OF TO per
cent in the active stocks consequently en-
sued in sympathy The dealings, however,
we're unusually limited and require no comment The
business what there of 1t, was principally in Lake
Shore, Northwest Rock Island, Pacific Mall Western
Union, and Union Pacific. Panama also rose on mod
crate dealings from 1872 to 1881 The remainder OF the
list presented nothing worthy OF notice. the miscellane
ous COAL and express stocks sharing in the dulness
We note sales at the Boards Of Harlem at 1550ll5t'
Preferred at II b., H. and Enc at u, and Delaware
and Hudson Canal at ll9i The following table shows
the opening highest, lowest, and closing prices Of
stocks:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations we're

The prepayment of the September interest without
bate commenced to-day, the Treasury disbursing ,2l0
OOO The amount OF interest then falling due oots up
Ss50,OOO.
Gold has again been active though not notably so this
afternoon, the business being done principally the
forenoon. Opening at 1l2i the price made quick de-
cline to ll2t the disposition TO sell being strongly
marked At this point upward reaction set in under
purchases TO cover. the oversod condition Of the
market being evidenced the bonus paid for
the use Of gold 10 deliver. The rebound sent
the price TO ll2t. but afterward IL fell
back 10 2t but the rest OF the way out the market
firm at i2i 12a The earliest transaction in the gold
loan msrket was at per cent for carrying but subse
quenty loans made fat and l-i6 D. s6i, LS2 and
I64 were paid by borrowers for the daily use Of gold
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed In called bonds OO0
total of s697eaoOo paying out $4,000 coin interest
the public debt. The days business at the Gold Ex
change Bank follows: Gold cleared s92 600;
gold balances A653O54; currency balances, s5 2sGs92
The n vi yVere IA n
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

mortgage on the road. revenues, land grant, fran
chise, and equipments combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets of
this country and Europe
A liberal shaking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight lSl per cent per annun, payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal I'D thirty
years. Denominations, 81, 200, $500, and 800 Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price 97I and accrued interest IN currency from
August 1j 1872.
Maps circulars, documents and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New York.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for safe,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country and
from the undersigned, who unhestatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers. No. II Wallet.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
arc being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
ton composed of men of experience aud high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first