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New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
TrrsnAY. Feb. Up. ".

There was no official session Of the Stock
Exchange today the omission being consequent upon
the funeral of the late lie Grand Lockwood Business
continued as usual, however, in the stock Exchange
Hall The day opened with very strong feeling III the
stock market, and although no welldstrbued acu'ly
was developed there were large transactions III tue
tancies of the hour under the easier feeling money
some advance in prices beyond the high cosngras
of last evening North Western Pacific Mail, and Lake
Shore were prominent in the dealings; but inc
other leading stocks. such as y. Y Central ono ana
Mississippi, and Western Union were s1gH'iS Ihore 'o
tive and sympathzed TO extent with the new lie
impaired to Northwestern as some say y the veteran
speculation of the street, willie Others attribute
the special activity and strength Of this stock TO
the alleged formation Of a new pool representing
capital of 10000 TO cO,C0O shares, ana com
posed of certain disafccted members OF the
late clique. Northwestern Common, which opened
at i Yesterday advanced TO ~ to-day Next in point
OF interest was Pacific Mail, which rose 70 coz As the
dav wore on there considerable realizing and, under
the large supply Of shares, prices yielded 10 moderate
extent this weaker condition OF the market continuing
most of the afternoon and though there was AT one he
fam: rally in the afternoon, the later business was
dreadfully dgu aud uninteresting The power in
rho street seems 10 be again with the bulls,
and II there has really been a bondtde pear parry AZ
work It must have suffered material losses in recent
operations Many Of the wise heads OF the street, nov"
ever believe that the apparent bear movement was Du
ruse to draw out short sales from the unwary ana tuat
I'm point of fact the cques buyers at the time they
gave out the impression that they were selling ihls
kind of gossip must be taken Tor what II
that the bull cliques hold more stock than ever,
and continuing thus, cannot see why they may not
become possessed of the bulk Of the stock OF several
prominent roads. Whether these will or Will not prove
elephants" in their possession time only determine.
Outside the stocks already mentioned there was moth
ing of special doing We note sale OF Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph Preferred at GO, while Harlem rose
from 1Os to Quicksilver common declined u to 35,
and the Preferred 10 49, Canton sold at a. Boston,
Hartford, and Erie at 4, Panama at rs, and MarpOsa
Preferred at 49, Express shares were neglected. except
Wells Fargo & Co., which sold at 7I3 The following
table shows the highest and lowest prices Of active
stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

In State bonds to-day the dealings were nominal Two
sales Of South Carolina new, January and July ISSUES,
were reported at 3Ot and 500 respectvey-a decline OF
about TO IA per cent since yesterdaybut the remainder
OF the list neglected. In railroad bonds the "a
cihcsp were well represented Centrals sold at lC9t~
lO2t and Unions at 909l for Frsts, e44Sl Tor Land
Grants, and sGh for Incomes
Mr.. Henry G. Marquand, No. 100 Broadway offers for
sale the First Mortgage, Sinking Fund, Land Grant
bonds Of the Cairo and Fulton Railway Co. at Sa and
accrued interest in currency These bonds are payable
principal and interest in god and have about 10 years to
rum principal being due in 1884, and are secured by
first mortgage upon the road and upon grant OF land
The Cairo and Fulton Railroad is 3Ol3 miles In length
extending in an almost direct line from caro-
H.. at the confluence Of the Ohio ana Mlssis'
slppi Rivers, to Fulton, in the southwest
corner Of Arkansas passing diagonaly through that
State and connecting at the North with the Iron Noun
tain Railway under the same control as the G. ana FL
and thence with the various roads centering at st.
Louis; in the Northeast with the Illinois Central and
Cairo and Vncennes Roads at Cairo East and west with
the Memphis Little Rock, and Fort Smith, and with tue
Little Rock Pine Bluff, and NewOrleans Roads; South
with the Mississippi and Red River, the Southern, OF
Texas Pacific to the Pacific, and with the International
Railroad OF Texas, to LOredO, in the Mexican state OF
Coahuila We understand that about 60 miles OF the
road are completed and that the remainder under con
troll and in rapid state of construction IL passes
through of the finest portions OF Arkansas, ahd
with its valuable connections, will 10 doubt secure
when completed, immense traffic from that state ana
from Texas. The bonds at the rate OF S265s per
mile.
We print at the end of this column the card OF Mr' =
v White in response to that of Mr.. Heath already pub
lIshed We know nothing of the merits Of the cOnro
versy involved these two cards. and consider that our
duty fully performed when call attention to them
As Mr. White properly suggests, the court ana not
the newspaper, is tho proper place to try the case
The business the late firm of Lockwood & Company
will be continued 10y the surviving partners LeGrand
Lockwood, jr Williston b. Lockwood, Thomas r. Capen
and James 5. Wells, under the same firm name.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF specie
from the port of York. for the week ending Feb ~
1872, $5,0I5,113
The Philadelphia stock market was steady today
Pennsylvania 6s sold at 1881; Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad, 2Gg Reading Railroad 81, and Pennsy-
vania Railroad, Gl.. Gold closed at lios
The attention of investors is called to the advertise
ment Of Controller Green inviting proposals for s25OO
Per Cent Dock Bonds, and additional new CrotOn Aque-
duet stock OF the City OF NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
New-York, Philadelphia, aud Washington.

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY 5
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT Sp. Co. INTEREST PAYA-
BILE IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
AND IN DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500, and $780,
can be obtained from the undersigned. or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features OF these Securities are re
cognized in the fact, that although they have been
but a short time OH the market, they are nearly all
absorbed and but a small amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest. This interest account is made light
for, and easily borne by, the Company through the
operaton of the Sinking Fund created from sales of
the Companys land, which i'll many cases draw in
terest at the rate of ten uOl per cent per annum
The security behind them is ample in every particu
lar, as they constitute first and only mortgage
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city of ST. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway cen
teri. with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kearney materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts la addition to this
the bonds have a further security in the fact that
there ID included in the Mortgage the Company
magnificent Lands amounting To 100000 acres,
known TO be among the best in the United States
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale of these
Lands at less than Four IA Dollars per acre, and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage for the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount Of Bonds which can be issued, and
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to rum with interest
at Eight Per Cent free 0l tsh payable February and
August IN each year.
Both principal and interest are payable IN gold.
The principal in NewYork. The interest IN either
New-York London or Frankfort the Main. at the
option Of the holdcr without notice and in the gold
currency Of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered
TIustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company
The present price Of these bonds ~ 81, and accrued
interest in currency from August 10, ISL But they
are receivable at par aud accrued interest III pay
.WsDt tor lands sold by the Company. Jhe right
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WHITE vs. HE,TH-A CARD FROM Mr.. WHITE
To tic Editor Of The Tr(dMA&
SIR There appeared in your ADVERTISING columns
this morning lengthy card from VIM. Heath OF No.
Is Broad-st ~ Y, explaining the circumstances at
tending his arrest on Il charge of perjury.
As this is matter in which the public take no IN
terest and in which they had no other knowledge
than such they had of any other police item, TINS
a1vnrtisemept could only be intended to influence
the magistrate DrIUIr tiIc tilii II IrudinS.
The substance of his card is that he did not swear
falsely because the referee before whom the cause
was tried, believed him.
This is As if a man charged with obtaining goods
under false pTetenses should claim that his pTetenses
were not false, inasmucb he obtained goods under
them.
SO far rs am advised the effect which perjury may
have had, is not element i'll determining whether
or not the crime has been committed
But Mr.. Heath is not on his trial through the pub
lie press He is charged with crime and arragned
before competent tribunal. He is presumed to be
innocent until proven to be guilty. At the proper
time proof will be offered before such tribunal on
the question of his guilt.
In the meantime let Mr.. Heath possess his soul IN
patience, feeling assured that the public are not I'M
duly excited. = V. WHITE
Aer York. Feb. 81, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw.YoRK, Tuesday, Feb. 81, 1872.

NEwYORK, Tuesday, Feb. q, 1872,
The feature in the horse trade, to-day, was
the sale public auction Of nine head f high4red trQt
ting horses the PROPERTY Of Mr.. NJ. Roden, the we'll
known trainer who as the catalogue announced, de
sre 10 direct in the future his undivided attention TO
training" and consequently, sold out his own stock
without reserve The attendance was very large ana
composed OF men who evidently meant TO buy, and dld
bid accordingly. Major c. W. Barker, who Ofcated as
auconecr managed the sale admirably, dspOsng OF the
stock in the following manner: .
mare Nonpa dam Star l5l hands high years old
can not Il q 40 better sold to james Irwin for : 100
dam Messenger 5l hands high years old
can rot IN 1885, sold to 6. H. ynch for = lJ0
Bay horse by Drew dam Morgan 10! hands hsh years old can
245; sold for 900.
horse By Black Hawk ll hands high years Od can tT0
in 2:50; sold to B. Townsend for 462& .
by Messengers la hands high years old
al rOt 2:45; sold to }. MOhu for $6i5
Bay colt by Mamrno dam thoroughbred mare l hands high
years old caa ESQ; sold 20 C. A. Stewart for f6jl
Gray Messenger M hands high years o eau beat 2Oi sold
20 e. Jordan Sll13
BAY mare By Ryslyk Iambonan; l hands high yea old
beat three minutes sold to C. A. ToHnsend for $3.50
Chestnut mare Lady Durling, by Kentucky Hunter,
l52 hands high, eight years old can rOt i'll 235 had
been previously sold at private sale for S2250 making
the total realized $9l5, an average OF over $1,000
per head-as sale at public auction, the most perfect
success of the
AT the regular weekly sale at the Horse and Car
riage Mart of Messrs Johnston Van Tassel the stock
brought to the hammer was composed OF w0rB-h0rses
mainly, and the prices realized were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

Foreign exchange ruled weak under the influences de-
veloped yesterday The demand for remitances ac-
count OF bonds purchased abroad for American
account during the late decline In London, has
ceased and We quote rates nominsly be-
low with sales at concessions OF Il6aS
per cent Notwithstanding our excessive importatiOns
and the prospective remitances to Europe, account
OF March redemption OF Ffve-Twentes, yet large
proportion the cotton crop remains at the shipping
ports that would improbable that present high
rates OF Exchange should continue after the export OF
ls staple practicable by the change In relative
values between NewYork and Liverpool Hence many
importers pOsponing remitances In expectation Of
lower rates ruling shortly We annex quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

Gold has been dull and lower, the price having de-
cned to lOi the range being lol and llO with chief
transactions at the intermediate figure The rates paid
OF gold loans 2s 4s and per cent for carry
ing The Assistant Treasurer, yesterday, paid out
S253OOO on account of March interest and S559OO to-
dav making total of $4,000 also, to-day, $ls 600 on
account OF Fve-Twentics redeemed, bringing up the
total 10 s25A5GOOO and $4,000 account OF January
and February interest total Of sls326OOO The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows
Gold cleared $i2522OOO gold balances, G?7,s3 Cur
rency balances, 81 900 2G0.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
accommodations. Commercial paper has boon dnll,
though the choicest grades cell at per cent We
annex a basis Of rates:

Previous to the Ist of January, 1872 the elk per cent
currency bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad Companies
sold with interest added the buyer in ADDITION 10
the premium paid accrued interest up to- the date OF inc
Transaction Since then tho market price has repre-
sented the premium and the accrued interest in Ike
manner as other Government bonds. The governors OF
the stock Exchange caused the change to be made In
order TO secure uniformity In Government bonddeaIngs
The market to-day was dun closing steady on tho basis
OF l1s TO ll for IsC7s. Fisk Hatch report as foO"S
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDs

have 80 years to un-payable, principal and interest
$50 per cent in gOld-exempt from United States
taX-are first and only mortgage on the road and its
earnings and upon timber, mineral and agricultural
lands-equal in extent to all the New England states
and Maryland included.
The United States Congress has made secure the
payment of the bonds by this ample and unpalal-
leled land grant
The bonds are issued in denominations Of 500 to
$4,000, coupon and registered and offered by us
at par and interest in currency.
All current securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE ~ Co.
New-York, Philadelphia, aud Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
TANNER & Co, Bankers, No. II WaII-st'

LAND GRANT BoNDs.--By an article recently pub
lshed in regard TO the sales of lands by some y OF
the principal land grant railroad companies OF the
United States it will be found that the actual price
realized per acre varies from S307 to SlS 49, and
that at the head of this list stand the lands of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD, running
from Fort Wayne in Indiana, northerly through the
State Of Michigan. The same statement shows that
the lands of this Company selling at the rate OF
S5O9G7 30 per mile Of road and the issne OF bonds,
being bat at the rate Of $4,000 per mile, are thus
secured not only by first mortgage on the road but
by double the amount in lands. 1t is therefore
apparent TO investors that the security OF these
bonds IL beyond question, as the proceeds OF the
lands are invested in the Tepurchase Of the bonds.
The cause of the high prices Of these lands Is that
they are valuable lumber lands and situated 50 near
to the consuming population of the country being
within 600 miles of New-York City.
The bonds have 30 years to run, principal and
interest q per cent payable in gold in New-York
coupons or registered payable April and October,
free of tax But small portion of the issue remains
unsold Price 90 per cent and accrued interest For
sale by WINsLow, LANIER d Co., q Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
THE MARKETS
TCarefully reported for TIE rRrBryRI

TCareuly reported for TIE TRrBrYEI =. ,o-o
TUEsDAY Feb p, 1872
ASES-The receTts to-day p PKG; Pots continue qre Dut
steady ri e8 l5 Pearl. dull aud unchanged at p
BUILDING MATERIALS-Pale Bricks snd IN demand
other Kinds are oue but firmly held Cement m demand ani he
market 6rm Ishs quiet but prices without quoabe
change Lime Is steady, with far inquiry 10 Onr upVuS We
features TO note. Trade remains JUL We po'o'
Pale ID NJ 81 O0d 80 Rosenisle y bbl,... 81 lOd2 30
y r. H.......P VI. ar " ., LINE ~, *
rotop Fronts u NJ Lump b5l......,. al W
PiieIuLa Fronts 81 OOaJj LatLs Eastern NJ. IA W
uArp
Cattle uer ...... Is Nova Scotia - 25di so
CO tr a b.. = tuD. O)d3 80
wv - Gale. Eas.1 1Cty y ton. 0Od2 rs
limited demand and sea ~ " 91oe
ur at 3a9c; do. Green at jaoc 90 ned o~3 su gu :"
BroOm dul and uuchangeli We quoe pE@ 70
COrrONThe market for spots du but prices e.
bsss 93 last evening", incl uIing 81 for
, s M conptn and 81 speculation; Last eveningMarch
e00 pie 100 Pie 200 % Bloc
D. iSISc 0} AZ 22Ic 100 36c May 100 at 25lc, 100 at
~ La 200 AT 2 - 5l6c 200 at l3c June 2O at 2
51o - S 100 2jc % 7l6c Juy 100 at Isc Sept J
bic: e1changei-ic paid exchange 100 March for lVO
Anil total 1000 bales Today-Febuary, 800 at ~ lbc
March at PIE 7lGc. notice after 10Th i at q 9oc
Al lc at k 200 At p 5l6c 100 at l 'loc
sbort notice. Arr 200 ~ 5Gc 400 at &c. 200 az =.
n IG At 2c l3l6 600 at 2lsc 400 az p ll6c 100
22t 100 u 23sc loo at rs 6c 900 at tjtc
100 al % 56c 23ic 200 D 5bc 2O at Rtc June 80 al
~ al6c july 100 at 23ic Aug 800 at 2c o0 at 2 Sept O
Total $50 halesjrind total y Uo bales We qlo'e;
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

Investors who are in search of perfectly safe and
highly profitable security, which can be obtained at
a reasonable price, would do well to examine the
claims of the First Mortgage per cent Land Grant
Gold Bonds of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY.
These Bonds have only IS years to run and are
secured by railroad already in successful operation
and by Land Grant of 100000 acres. Sold at @!s
and accrued interest in currency by White, Morris
& Co.. Is Wall-st., and Gwynne, johnson x Day. 10
Wall-st, who will furnish pamphlets and partcd-
lars
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

FRUiTs-Tbere rather doing dried ard steatsr
feeling pyrlcut the chief hiss betn In Cisuis and
Prnes Tor these higher prices have been paid LAYER Rsns have
dull sas Of lO boxes ~ 30 loose Musse have heen
more act aud higher; of 80j boxes 81 Npeps
quoted HE sale. OF IS bb Iursn- at 7c and 80 hb - IS
tl boui; 20 Prlnes at v.c Turkish and 20 Kegs
French l2 0iJo Ssres quoted il ior quarters anl Sc
rrney Tia hhasns ic Lsnsucdoc do, sc FL
rt, lie AMI PecaLS 81 lO
rsFLAXcody and III request quote fair To choice At l,6
Canadi. spinning Tow In demand AZ $50 SlO
Gr,ss 10. 10 sc.ice end Ia good request At IiaJc ,
FEAIiiEkS-ihe demand hmid Prime steady
Prices We guate Mixed hTm sHi IN r.. daoc
GRAIN IL Genall Tor Nnelt is lga nd tie mke for SPnng
s,e Winter heyy and less ev'i shippers hOh
bach. e c,c the market dali an Sing nohna' e!c oser
Amer Winter ,eay Compon t-sy' the sal 4oo bush
~ ~ Nbr MsAsn store. aud 900 bush No Spring for
Ing private BARLEY without eaugei ales OF ltbV
bu 1l0,e lr common rwo Sttr scc Two sRd fo,r
Iea stat Mixed sui ~ u ir hr Canadian barley hslt 'esy
c 1904 bash a. ~ I0r dr 1No-rlwel Htae
~ ir1hl ~ for city nel TINE Oats he limited denshd er
e ati seayi he s'les are 81 New Quo had ~
3ic stoe; N,s,rra ytei 9, Ahoa fMLe 81 9 doSc ON
trri, s e sruce Rye infnr demand ihs sales te
M,ssrn, about 'e Cop ,hadc e'sst
though quite seuvc tsisaSd sp fct lbe urJe v OYs
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

The money market steady durDg the morning
at abt7 per cent currency the general rate On new
business, and frequent exceptions at Q. Ia the
afternoon there better demand, and late borrow
ers were compelled " pay full per cent gold, for then
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
Goldman Benedicts elosng Quotatlons VOC:

william Ward, who makes a speciality OF dealing in
Stock Privileges quotes them as selling for one per cent
bonus on days time and u bonus on GOldays at the
following variations from the market price OF the seeur
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
reserved 10 advance tho present selling price with

reserved 10 advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps, circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for the sale Of ms toa" our
firm buy and sell In their regular business the bonds Of hs
81 yo,eph and Denver CITY Railroad Company those Of
the Eastern Dirison eight per cent 49, recently placed BY
rs al OIL being ao,c quoted at from lO 10 1924 and ac
crued interest
TANNER g. Co.. Bankers, No. II Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

Ten common draught horses were also knocked down
at bids varying from s45 to 500. number OF second
hand wagons disposed of at fair prices.
At Mcssrs. Barker 4 Chase's City Auction Mart and
NcwYOrk Tattersas large sale Of horses, carriages
harness, and horse clothing, will be held tomorrow
Wednesday,, the 2sth inst, at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
n. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTY, r"''
Fos rpE WEEK ENDING FEB ~ is''
lKsp,slV iOr rMS n. '. TNIsrss l.I,.S,. ., "'' ''

tK,,,.s,y N, rnKE Y TsisusEb Eb' our own hsp"'
ti,nsrai Directsesa ...... al -
send os good sr,ele. The f'tish .Sa ,sse,. ssl
inacp sod of,s6 scale where airy ~, ,nss
uenraace i.a Pack securely that the neeen W. I'D psti
,cs. to change abOsL U,e psniy Of esar a % .sa res
e,g, Mari Isnly With h-a'senei e&s & - o., sssr az
oaL, hot or bhl stating amount sse .pa
which boz 10 ooen fer fowls aud which for tAis ,,ass
,,u. lime ,us What sent ae route tine AZ ~
,bd A SO be lac ossd biol or box ,ss ,s~
..,, S,cur. for Yourself repaston for sRe s'V~' Y
.sapr, "a that yoai marx is IN demand
BEANS AND PEAS -. .,.l ~
vt "a, Al. val oI5 hills, 10 Obla leo tha s 80 n
msas o bssn pa. wssi 40 ebsi 10 Of ps.s ,,,,J s'
rio-isc ohbng pce Of week mediums syn ~ $50
ono for earlos sLeu siocf raly prime Abo ~ ~, 81 -
4 erm Marrow, dull. ard late qnostens sss " &c -
X sy bcaps are is bs.te demand with rates hiss a
een pess coutinGs sasbl Csnsda peas scarce sL
fgrr,s Southern b. 4. PEAS steady, "s'h NO Fss
Oaoe: ~. 81. =. - x....- ,nusef tsf,
Ia 40 g,,g 10 gosd . lng ~ DodoNon " Isi.' -
ue 10 lrl.rlsT. 1 O00 80 Peas CsnsHe'O's 4 80
IA, Pss.. 6Od . 10l 10. Greea.: 49, 4 gs "
10 Kidre,.. 100 3 IS Dc. B.cys ssr,srns q
y" ""i A"'"'' ' ssssA sr ~
BUTTER. - .v,s, -
Recsgrs for the -esl ss9l lss SIS do ess va Tlsse
sest ls,t year .sss7 pissi sIpVTs Pss' ssss's"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28


q, NJ Domestic sm and demand sales $50 hhds. sSfsN
NAVAL sTORES-There has been almost entlr las 80
ssI m Spirits Tarpentine aud with larger offerings p s0
quote Merchantsbe 85. d3sc. kosin has been M ~ 20
esiv. .ales bhls Strained ~ 20; l5D bbls SnA
small c Of No at as rs - bhls. Opaque 90 TT es -
ore active and Is fm; sales Of 100 bills Negbern % tf
small bills Washington at S3 3ii City Pitch qaost y sas
delivered. ... - 4.
OILS-Cy Bnseed is firm, with fair jobbing trade " ~.
87c for casks aud 83c for bb CTude Fish coRne very i an ~
ar without inn ehangei Menhadn da bat el WV
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
Ar THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FiRsF CALI
SAbDo ~ IO4 oCI OcK A, NJ.


, - s9oCou '62....lll 2OOOOU 32V, 90 @
lllt 5OO u. - ~, ga,Iyoaa-
.ov 80, ., s,ais Bonds kGIrOad Bonds bahh ''" i
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28

418 BROOME.ST., NEW.TORK.
s"VHEOLOGY RUN MAD"
SAYS THE NETWORK OBSERVER.
The Second Edition Of Prof Parsont's
THE INFINITE AND THE FINITE, Price, 81.
BARTOUS RADICAL PROBLEMS. 81
THE TOMORROW OF DEATH sl 75
LATEST NEW BOOKS:
THE NEW YEARS BARGAIN So.
MISS ROSSETTIS sIEGSONG.
MRS GREEEOUGHS ABABEsQUES 81
Sold eVerywbee, mailed postpaid by tie Puttsbe1,
ROBERTS BROTHERS.
BOSTON