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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
DIR. W. =. BOUI.WARE.

TOS1INI f. liIE. PtAi Il l. OF MEl!' II T.
" in Lexington, Mo. AMI its vicinity. lli-
residence Is on Third street. aui ollie" near I"
the old Farmers Bank. For tiI'. Information ni
strangers, h. would state that h- hi- 'Nl"'ri-
in the practice uf h- profession OF thirty
five wears tarrj-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03

on ACRES Gardening Lands for sale. in
SNI such l.,t4 ani on Huri, trims ~ W III moi
fail 70 suit purchasers said lands situHts f,n-
rGiir sDuth 1l Lexington. nf rasY access TO city,
market, dc, fOr dsIticulaIs. spply "
bspisH ZACH. MITCHELL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
!. kILAND. JOIIN
RYLAND & son.

4 TTORSEYS AND COl-N>ELLORS AT
n Law. Lexington. Mo. pllicr. No. ~ Main
street, over the store nj Envhrrs Jennings.
Practice in all the courts at ih!> and adjacent
counties, ami in the ~ulr"Iu" Court of the stale,
or District Court Uf the United states. Coil"c-
tions made inprj-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03

On Saturday afternoon. the 9th
inst, by the Rev. DR.. Powers, at st.
Peters Catholic church. in Barclay
street, James Gordon Bennett, pro-
prictor and editor OF the New York
Herald. to Henrietta Agucs Cream.
What may be the effect OF this event
on the great newspaper contest now
wagin" in New York, time alone can
show
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03

The headline editors in various
sections of the country refer TO tho
trouble now going on in the follow
ing terms: The Jubilee "The
Musical Earthquakes" "Gilmore's
liorn-Elowing," "Thc Great Fcsti-
VAL" Great Musical l'anjandrum,
"Gilnorc's Musical Feat" "The
Musical Cyclone,' The Hubbub at
the Hub" "Boston' Zig Noiss," and
:. .Eolus Let Loose"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

DcsrriIhinm--F -F"r"7' Ery is n blood hay, six
year, old .Nl"cn amt a half hand. high. one
htir !oui h.hln'. iuc form and "Ntra action lIr
l. u isir iackrr and a shtnlHs tro:trr.
I.,iisr,.-Fnrcst Boy was got by i:av Ken
ir!cky IIuutrr. he hy old Kentucky Hunter. his
dari,h hy Bogus brs grand dam y M"-srnErr, dam
i,y Yuan. H. irlIani"T, called Wn'kin-' IlIghlan
der i"un, III ;h'uni"r by old 'ini"r'rd High
lander: hl- dam full-tO1d"'i mar. Imi'"r-
:",i nancy DrrsGn. owned hy tni. fhiinaSr, Of
Sr'Y i"Ts: has are va. ~Ir hrchi" ,dni ni Cali
Zen mar Ellen ramp, hT itiz"n. by IinnfsmMi
a',h a"",nd dam by Wilder, great grand duin by
F"srn'h. x x dam Janus, having .prtnR
from IN" most iIir,ri";Ls -ATcnhsBts, ana from
itnrr'n' s',ii"ns and superior ra-r horses of The
hest importation.
Dams f"iigr-r-Shr y-1S "a hay rnRr~ got by
N,aT bayi., her lam being Margrrt Woods, own
.I VI '"i Wri" Hampton, d.crnr"d. Of south
af"'ina rhc by 'irnrrr. well ksosn Ia have
""h 'hr most -n"crsHful mare of her dny impDr-
h'i rom hnylan'ii Eh. out nf MHrgrcf woO'ir, ,
hnh she by iinI's rriinr, nut Of Mary West. hy
fnl"T, ont "f 'r"NaiiD. sister to Eiinor who
from liz character oi her pedigree and trrfIr-
name. wa- JnsIy con sitirTr,i The i,.-t mare ti
her day. ia Lngiani rhr sire ~nat inpr- ,hnn
any other iIDfE" ever rnrtrd b tf, United Stnirs
HArE' I'm TRAVIS ETFDHD
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
4sthlp 3nteIIise'sftr.
OUR JOB ROOMSl

We have recently made large ad-
ditions to our Job Rooms, and are
now prepared to do
JOB WORK
Of fevery description, at Two Hum
ircd per cent. less than over done
heretofore in Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
Blessed be cndurinnloyc.

Blessed be enduring love.
think often may bc in my dotagc
for quiet matron Nora often looks,
up from her baby in surprise at my
walking the veranda and maundering
i'll sort of eestacy: "The hoy! the
boyr- Wood's Household Magazine.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03

A TTORSETS At LAW, LEXINGTON. NO
~ WEI practice M all ttl. courts "I the sixth
Ju'i:c!al Circuit, District and L. ;. Courts.
Prompt attention given I" collections. oiLc":
Main street, one door east of Lrllcr Bros, up
stairs. laprj-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
Attorneys, Bankers, SC.
JOHN 4. s. TUT. Wy
TUT Il YOJ,NG.
NN. Young

A TTORNEIS AT LAW, LEXINGTON, MO
"A Will practice in the courts OF Lafayette
county, and in the courts of record in the st nln-
ing counties. Office over ID. W. l.. TrvIe' Drug
Store. tapr3-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03

BY THOMAS &. BLEDSOE.
Ofic. in Aull'- huildmS-. up stairs, No. AZ
Lexington. No.
FS- E"nts collected, taNrs paid, l"nes n's"ti-
nt"f SC &c scllS-l,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT.

JAMES FOKUON EENNETT.
In the postscript to this announce
ment Mr.. Bennett gives notice that
lie shall have no time 10 waste upon
editors who attacked him ''uutil after
marriage and the honeymoon" On
the Sth of June. 1910, the marriage
WAS announced at the head of the cdi-
,orial columns of the Herald as fol-
l,ws.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03
MATRIMONY AID NEWSPAPERS.
James Gordon BENEFITS Account Of
His Marriage.

tEroM the New York Herald, June !, 1870 |
am agoing to be married i'll q few
DAYS. The weather is so beautiful;
times arc getting So good. the Pres
poets of po.itica! and moral rcforiu SO
auspiciouS, that l cannot resist the
divine instinct Of honest nature any
longer. so am going to be married
to one of the most splendid women
in intelligent, i'll heart, i'll soul, III
property, i'll person, III mali
ner. that 1 have ye; seen during
my Interesting pilgrimage through
human life. | cam OF stop i'll my Ca
reer. Imust fulfill that awful desti-
ny which the Almighty Father has
written against my name, III the
broad letters of life, against the wall
of heaven. i mist give the world
pattern of happy welded lie. with
all the charities that spring from
uuptiul love.
In few days l shall be married ar-
cording to the most holy rites of the
most holy Christian Church, TO one
of the most remarkable, accomplished
and beautiful Young woman OF the
age. She possesses 4 fortune. |
sought and found Il fortumc-a large
fortune. She has 10 Stonington
shares of Manllatton stock, but i'll
purity and upri@htncss she is worth
a half million of pure coin. Can any
swindling bank show rs much? In
good sense and elegance another halt
L million: i'll soul miad and
beauty. millions on millions. equal
to the whole specie Of all :hc rotten
banks in the world.
| Happily the patronage Of the pub
lie to the Herald is nearly $4,000 per
annum, almost equal to Il president :
salary. But property iii the world 5
goods was never my object. Fame,
public good, usefulness i'll my day
and generation, the religious associa'
tions of female excellence; the pro-
yrcss Of true industry-thcSc have
been my dream, by night and my de-
sire hv day In the new and hol!
condition in which l am about I,
enter and to enter with the same rev
ercn,ial feelings. as | would hcavcl
iIsqlf, anticipate some signal change
in my feelings. my i'll views, in my
purposes, i'll my pursuits. Wha
they may be l know mot-tim'
alone can tell.
My ardent desire has been tlsrongl
life to reach the highest order of hu
man excellence by the shortest pos
| Sible cut. Associated night and day
i'll sickness and i'll health, in war anc
4 in peace, with woman of the hl"hcs
order of excellence. must produce
some curious results ~ my heart ant
4, feelings, and those results the fmtur
A will develop i'll due time in the col
/, unmS of the Herald. Meanwhile
: return my heartfelt thanks for tn
enthusiastic patronage of the public
both OF Europe and America. Tn
holy estate of wedlock vii
only increase my desire to be still
:. more useful. God Almighty blcs
you all.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-03

dark haired Nora, the rowdles and ]
In q house with no end TO verandas
and vines. The respectable handle Of
Judge is set to my name, but Billy's
children. who give the echo to his
former strcct-training; stand III no
more awe OF it than they do of the
venerable Roman handle 10 my cOun-
tenancr We tumble like wild colts
in the grass. But they have no idea
that their ancestor ever lay i'll lower
bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
DOMESTIC MARKTTS.

ro'LpHi, Feb 2lBasuess generally suspended Besdsius'
st- Provisions .u.c I'VE
CSc,,.ri F,b 2lFour fair demand FAMILY
. fair demand and higher Red Al rel s.
4 sc Re Oats firm Ht
tr Barley 7JdJc Butter good demand a. 2O0Z5c
f unrlalged lJ . ASKED Lsr quiet aud unehu9ed
p, 49, 0f Kettle Bun Meats quiet and weak Shoulders
>- O. q6 asked sos SLOudes trsi half March 4ci
80 q asked sales Live Hog 10 lair demand and higher
a. 81 - oJ1 a. Do; receipts 2 900 Lett
'hAs1 feh k-Supuy Of Nhe4; small: mafket steay, az fair
" ses rem Of Deh 10 bag az : 70 Rye quet ana nonl
OF Nt- u a1c for western M.Iej Barley quiet an
~. Ots 1.l. sales Of No. z State o. .2r
LruE Feb zl-BagUng quiet IS. i6c Flour 10
DtE demand With Advancing -lieuc, Extra Family ~ g.
lq sal unchanged Provisions end scye; POrk l3 80
tlos srs Clear RIB. &c Clear Sides &c. packed Bulk
-i'-Aa'llsrs SCI SIDES bi0le sugarcurs Hans lac Pap,
yefsd Lard-Pnns Leaf IN tes, S10lo4e WHISKY steady
AfEPH FEB q Pour quiet snd weak &C 75a 80 Corn
- -all a. Is Q6c Oats quiet and weak, AZ Jodc Bull Meets
arn'h' sni higher Shoulders, 5lci Clear Sides 7.c Lai
ware tai I'm.
Uas,e1os Peb llSpnts Of Turp.atue srn At 85e Rosu
s Crude Iueuuhe for hard 80 10 ,g lellos
% I'D Virgin. Tar steady 81
L'cIs FEB X1four firm sud higher sales Of Extra Winter a.
80 20 Double EItrs d. Ga = 3l Treble Extra DO. ~ IS
p Panty, tode5 50 Nhea, suf; sales 81 No 8 Fall al
- ked "tsT 81 IS Corn Gull Size MiIed
we aol u elevator. Ose sd aJc for No 2 Barley
60 % Tor NO epnug Rye active sni higher 81 03lc i1f
- bA5 trnef 50 Bic Tobacco fair demand foil prices
y end Bsggtg dull and Pork quiet o. seller
t " month Dry Sailed Meats quiet; sales Of lear side. %
- tef hi SIDES seeT April. 6tc i0bbHg and order lots
80 500 a. r. M Shoulders g. losc Clear sides ~ ale
% bte0u steady sales Of pcAed lot De- Tor Shoulders
NN .1 noes lie iol Clear Sides Lard gaet Sc Lave
49,. 53s FOlr 1900 bush Wheat 81 90 busL Corn bush
s'' sush Barley AMI IO0 Hos.
'ssHf feh z2Whea steady Ga for Extra > g fo
-'r Con- doll Al +yaNe O4u Gull and lower a. !Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
TANNING AND FINANCIAL.

,,s,rrr AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
r,psr MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
cs,prys EIGHT PEE CENT Sp. O. INTEREST PAYA-
BLE IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
- DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500, and 800,
- obtained from the undersigned, or through
~, ,riucipll banks and bankers throughout the
United states.
Tho attractive features of these Securities are re
.-a;zod in the fact, that, although they have been
az a short time on the market they are nearly all
,,.rho1 and but a small amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
-..of interest This interest account is made light
., and easily borne by, the Company through the
o,sraton Of the Sinking Fund created from sales OF
che Companys land which in many cases draw IN
,srest at the rate of ten 90 per cent per annum
The security behind them is ample in every parcu-
l.- Is they constitute first and only mortgage on
,-pk line Of railroad which will soon connect the
,itv Of St. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway cen
,.r with the Union Pacific Railroad ct Fort
y,srnev materially shortening the distance between
80 Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this
hs bonds have q further security in the fact that
there il included in the Mortgage the Company
,osgni6cent Lands amounting 10 10000 acres
troU, 10 be among the best in the United STATES
II. Mortgage indeuture prohibits the sale Of these
I,nds ,t less than -Four IA Dollars per acre and pay
.tle IN the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
sl..r and EXPRESS purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
orcornt Of Bonds which can be issued, and
I,,ve- the road property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
A. Eight Per Cent free Of tax payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-Nork The interest in either
Ssv.York London, or Frankfort-on-t heMain, at the
option Of the holder, without notice and in the gold
arency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered
us,eee-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
The present price Of these bonds is Oh and accrued
interest in crrency from August Is 1871. But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
ment for lands sold by the Company. The right Is
reserved to advance the present selling price with
ont notice.
Maps circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for The sale Of this loan. our
I'm By and sell IN their regular business The bonds OF the
s. joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company those OF
d, Eastern Dirison eight per cent ST. recently placed By
va97 being po,c quoted at from 1914 to 1O2. and
nd interest
Tanner & Co.. Bankers. No, Il Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Lsr,,S P4h e21 80 -Consos opened 92 for both MONEY
a. m ,egu. UleI sttes PveTSsuty boHds-l8o2s ss l865s
g. "a fGTs e24 Ter FOrties SO.
mi, Psh I'll 80 a. m.-Rentes o0ened At ST. Pc
ll1rr,oi FEB Ill m-COton optued quiet M!ddlnE Up
lava M MdIug orleans ll; the szes n the csJ estimated
slHs bales the market is quiet. Corn p = Or
Lasb1s Eel 2l-LD D. H.Auen securities quiet end STEADY
l7r,p,0 Fsb 22-I3 D. mCOttOl quiet the sales Of the
e. s.umsed 900 bales including 800 Tor speculation
L.,r5v FEB 22-Tsllov 81 pcvt
loyDoy Pc 2-The rece in Bsnk Of England has de
ga &c k2j o. during tie Wesk
i.yaoS Feb - 30 p m-Consos closed 92t for both
u scoouu United rive Twenty bonds, 1915 81
L. a1 " l557s % Territories &c.
FsEis Feb PIP. r.-Rentes closed Sf 45c.
Lvrrr.,I Feh $50 H-Coon closed quiet; Addhng Up
a. 4lds N3tLng Orleans ltl the sales Of the d.y have
D." D. .lI f. tcstug 900 Or export aud speculation.
Lryspool Pei 2-Anived. shp Juliet from Ne"iorE. Feo l.
- 81 bales Of Cotton
L,ry Fes 2z-E,saing Spirits TurPentine s. Gs6 c"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

hep go bead making ths supply Tor the thus IA.
isaftet active 81 the decline from last weeks prices
80, ens1a s'ocfer 787 n ~ Isl - head Michigan
sls ifou ilos 20 ll54 ~ 81 ga - s.; 3A bead Illinois
htng ron 100 T. 4al n at $5d +6 ~ 81 bead Illinois
ION t5 " 80 n Al S5d5 30 n head Indiana
NJ 80 h. a. IS l5 81 IS 81 head Ohio steers from
IatE AZ - S4s - y, 10 head lova stoers averg ~
A. =. - w. hhespteeopts Z34 head. market frm hut
oaltfs widely apar sales 10 bead Michigan ranging from
a. - VGSI 100 ksLi Ohio averaging n, Al ~ y1t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
To INVESTORS.

Heavy SALES OF NORTHERN PACIFIC 1908 con-
tnue 10 De- made showing that these securities are
steadily increasing in popularity.
The Bonds have thirty years TO run, payable prin-
rpll and interest, IN GOLD. are EXEMPT FROM
UNITED STATES TAN, and issued in denominations of
from 500 10 $1,000 COUPON, and 500 to $4,000
BrG.,IEEED.
They are secured by FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE
rpDN rHF RAILROAD, IT'S FRANCHISES, AND ALL THE
lands AND PROPERTY NOW POSSESSED BY THE COM
llyY, OR WHICH IT MAY HEREAFTER ACQUIRE.
b. the provisions of the Mortgage the Trustees are
ilailed at all times TO have in their possession 500
A7ls OF LAND AS SECURITY FOR EVERY $1,000
ByD OUTSTANDING.
II view Of the ample security upon which these
bond, are based, We BELIEVE so SAFER INVESTMENT
can De made nor one yielding a LARGER INCOME.
Holders Of United States Five-twenty bonds can
Iow convert them into NoRTHFRN PACIFIC SEVEN
uHRTIEs, realizing an immediate handsome profit
sai increasing their yearly interest income nearly
oyE-7UfKp. JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ff-Hsrtr business generally SUSPENDED
rs and bu.cher supplied FROM the offerings OF MOn1Sy
i yesterday there not enough dong IN OeeVos TO-DAY
rsfse % COmmu1psv few were sold 81 10 a
i q b III he two car oads Of Ohio steers csyed 81 Wee
u'is- v--ss al3 a. so = heal. or lsc y 10.
FFptr noon there sss Of sheep and
hf Besides considerable number he'd over from
three davs carr arrived to-day a. forysghth-
u.t rsrs ft For-eth-st Motion l. extremely dull.
tEeatyseveu or 322 hogs arrived a. foftehst at
g 10 There 1--we hogs offered and nothing
- ifesss3 l0g-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
5ieamboats ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Por Boston, woreer.SI oF F'.L, LIVE -
Naua Mnaehe'te Concord PsSsG Br,soo sSS HU
cat point; TIE ne" and sialeh steamers '
CRY OF HEw.YoRK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE AMI
r1 90 River iOot Of Canal and @as. O'Clock NJ non
for the SS1 ana Nh sSs ;S53sc1s s EDys' ta'
g. s,;s1 tickets md rates Of freight R saG tSs 2G l r
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ Panger s9d Freight Depot EeEYok foo; o. Lbest
rect. Soaervie with Sou6 branch Railroads Hampton Junction
VI the Delaware LsekWsnna and Western Railroad al PhhPsburg
zee LsasG A5a saqahnna Don snd a. Ea9n Yin ses
Pittsburgh The West change can; also
GLLENTowN LINE TO THE WEST.
WINTER ARRASGEMEST.
mFOr Remington. gaston. Bethlehem Bath Mauch Chunk
poe Torsn 9e has17o c ht Carmel A'0a Tan4hA0
u-FOr EasOn junction Del, Lack West
#-ws,LEEs ESPEE daily rcep, sund,y E..'qa Allen
ton at Phpsoug with Lehgh sa Susquenanna Division Tor Auch
SsSn Hseabare Scranton WlamspOr Bne sc at Eaon with
1870 a. m.-Way Train for SonerriIe
NalrOy CITY aIetoa WiEe.barre Reading Columbia Lancaster
i5 noI F nLn'O G. &C. ., psur,,-o m 1.s ard
Susq Division for Bath Allentown and Scranton At
Pqillp.barg for B-.uaer,. -
4For Eaon Allentown and Much Chunk. Connects juno
go p m-F9r SomeHile aal Pennington.
&G Pm-CycsyiTi EXPRESS daily EastOp Bethlehem An,u.
'ogS RsaFns EI,E,1qs PiNoursh cA'aso 'ni Cincinnati
: ,. m.-For someyiie.
5.3op @-ssETJ,gIaattT7iFOr Ea''on.
Il.2O D. m.--For PainseId
,FoI RIss5.,l 5'i5 Goo 90 7:5 rs. aco en- go s,s
S;l5 $50 s5 600 $50 100, 1872 7i5 $40, 300 1890 llzo
Tcs for the West can be obtained oac Rail.
fo.l ., SfE sss ' q oS;'S Se"fo1 and at tie principal
R. B. RICKsR Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

''''1 FourtB.ave Entrance Twenty seTsahsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For E-vHaVsn and Bridgeport ELl lio m lEI9 ELb
KS 20. go $50 and (Er1 o. m. IN.
For ford strAtford, Fairfield Southport and "e'tpOr'
u" 10; south SoTsaI = e(BI n:1O ;I2S LL tELh 80
~ g, L5 .. s 81 10 5a aAi ,s 40 5. 90 ssp
por stanford T. (Rr) lJ0 il3 tEIh Ei' NHi ''''
$50 Ell 445 SD $3.50, Il5 (Et N lloa m 2ls s:4S
sunasy Train leaves Twenty e s yentn ~. Ns"
Bo,tOn via both Springfield ERs TT TRANS.
For Boston va Springfield, a. m and N
For Boston VIA Shore Line H. - and ,n9-a ,,d m
Tor Hartford Spr ngS.h m; 2:I3 anu Eo,,a,rn,s,
For Connecticut River RAlsoad 8 a. n 1''i'P ~ "
9rI1oTi Proysncs ,sd F.hkiD Railroad a m !Jsp "a
- sbor, Line RAILWAY &c Norwich and rO'-shSe i@''
Haven and Yo6aapson Railroad A. nj n to North
sTgto1 saa s,ovu and wuAnHe Railroad tAr La
M n, I Hs n .aptopi. Railroad sL and p w.,,
70, nSkSTT and Sor-st Railroad 25 and 10
~ NJ Csnsan Railroad a. 1918 anit 20 p M -, g.
Commodio1s Sleeping Cars alta % p N ,sssSsi 10 s9
s,y Nal Train either Line. Drawing room Gar as'N"s' "
m and ? n nrsr. eks 70 anr point reached ihii O. A.
h pepes 10 al the Ohces Of New York tsnsst So
. REp,..sl No Broadway and No Courts 90 ,sksl
y leaving satAbe notice can have hsr soYT sara
| from resileace 10 dessnatoe IAae. 1@------
| COUTH SIDE X. X. OF l. l.
Winter Arr,sS.msnis commencing os1 20, lsn non A''' 49,
| Gr,sls1 Fernss, New York n-u.... .oA Fire Place.
| ara m AA for PGtchOgns by rAge ot
100 m Accom- Babylon uu.oo,t and Fire Place
les m Eprss PschoEls & saee o p,seas "a s.udsTs
$50 D Accommodation for lshp, tufsesA y"
| $50 D Babylon AeeOmmodaOn
6n Accommodation for aerroa - $50 D eonne
| and 10 a. and Inc S''S IA Hemp
Waller STs.a lsr Ress,ygr n nj suosuatsaesaA
q. Ti-. r.ssI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
THE MONEY MARKET.


Uosbington's Birthday vas observed as close
., vall.st.. yesterday and, with the exception
D' ,.r unimpOrtan, sales the street. nothing was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23

ia head choice Csnsd sooh Sheep averaging t9t NJ 80
Receipts head market Que with prices ern os pe a.
- I9 - 50 for light 81 % heavy thros
decks for local trade sold al -.
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Tn CHICAGO. DANyuLE AND VNCENNEs FIRST
NR1aAGE BONDS are for only S1s,5OO per mile
,pon finished road which is doing a large and pro-
table business For sale at 30 and accrued interest
W. B. SgATTCCK & Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., New-York.
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Gituaiions Uantso--ffmales.

HOLORED STEWARDSHIP Cooks,
~ Cramlernai' wasss Lsurdre.e. Gos'hmen Waters ke
constantly West Side Agency jj Nest Twentiour;h st
SYDNEY 7. JOHNSON. Proprietor.
NAvANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w general HOUsEwORK or COOK, WASHER
IRONEBi willing end obgng best city reference CAL At No
3Ol BoEery, Frst-st
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Amnsemenis.
STElNW Way HALL.

S1EINWAY HALL.
"a THB JUBILEE SINGERS
Ee one OF their and pOpu CONCERTS FRIDAY Rvpr
Fsh u Purely In hs Interests Of Fisk Unyerdy Na.hvii.
eA o sl,ch theT Admission cent?. rsaaeI
% e NOW for sale Hail. a. rooms Of the Amedsn NJ
Honary Association, 50 Ieade.s " aus
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financial.

NATIONAL BANK.-To the Comptroller of
~ the Currenc Washington D. CSR II 10 hereby cerSed IA
pursuance Of Section entitled An pre-
Currency secured by pledge Of United states Bond.
provide and redemption thereof approved
meeting O the Stockholders Of the PORT MADISON
NATIONAL BANK located Madison In the State dulv
notified held pursuant law and tue Articles Of Association OF ssd
BsnE the o OF said Association at fo Madison aforesaid the
Of voted shareholders Of
Association owning more thirds OF its STOCK that Assoa
tion 60 into liquidation and be closed
'... In testimony whereof have by Instruction OF N.
sEAI Board Of Of Association, hereto slb
OF THK scbsd alfred the seal Of alton
BANK a Fort Madison aforesaid the day and yea' aboT.
'.s........'.' written. {. WkVBR. President
IL 8 Rev. Stamp, cancelled --.-.... -
NOTICF-Tbe PORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK, located al
Port Madison OF Iowa closing its affairs
ad Association therefore hereby
present other claims against the for
psyueut-Dated For. Madison, Iowa Dec 26, l87l.
c. r. VIEWER President
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Errtnres ano mretlnss.


CADEMY OF MUSIC.
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