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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NywYolz Feh 27-BERyEf- ts TO-DAY we're 5s car. AZ
jersey city and OH=nl Ired tots, Of ~ can or 527
responding last The quality Il she appestei
well suti ne demand ana toe seisTs viking Yield
previous There poor shown
aud the extreme Of gees va Oa II - T. No. u dress 90
D G. Culver opehalfof ID o,is nuCs steers
for Alexander Co., a a lll4Gl2 i2c q To-
FULLER. Martin Co. bOd for D. J.. Clark IA Pehuyyinia "a
Zoe q %, dress 80 d auj their account IL
Besmn Westhener sold for ~ Lehman 80 Ohio steers evt
lie Tor b. F. Parker 1G do q = cvt pree Harris
mostly oIen Z cyt, at Joe. q n. to dress 56 %.
George oaey sold for hos, WaIes CO. 70 Illinois steers Ga
cWt., al i0lg. e. ID.
H. Meer: Tor Morris Co.. 40 Ilaois steers ewt at lie y d.
TO dress 81 n. viii 81 & head aided
W. Dudley, or Morris Co. 80 Missouri ca eWt
l0L2s. aHd 80 Illinois, 90 cEt a. lO'ic -
Coon thompson. for Mons wsIs Co.. 10 Ilino, sietn
eUt. al Halle
CLyEs-Reeeps were 1876 be. making 53s for the m four DAYS
orye veas prime quality and sod
market at Cha l0r q b. insiIug 10 b. Hame Elliot at lOe.
eghht and jersey CITY total Of IL 1000 hesd
making 2iG for four day l661O for the sane time last
oferhg had been s up 10 About dozen carloads Of ordinary
"a gDi sheep that received yesterday reported a. e0le
u and extreme quotations. for eomon 10 eItrs arc oAGf4,
JUDD buckingham sod 2U3 Ohio sheep 81 u average az bsle q
n 393 DO ~ 10 O's and $40 illinois do, lO ~ a. she
PHILIP rrch sold l9l Illinois 90 ID .ferge Of lllbe n
10 do Is = B and % DO 105 ~ 81 - y loo 10.
flcock sold $50 Ohio sheep 93 10 6 100 DO,
ll3 N, at lci aud 100 Indiana DO, % 70. al 6l4c . 1900
N. four II 3s2
offered sss Dressed hog little better All ruled lTn
o'sHi'sc iof CTR, and Ons9l ~. for Weftera
BrFfALo fh 31CArrLERrcsnis TO- aT 22l lead mailing the
total supply for the dsil lead
~ for the nms iasI there TO-DAY,
eaEtP Receipts to-day Including reported srr.s
aOo head, makus the suppy Tor tLls
'S -NAs' y|Vy "s of Tie came uss l,' sseL The Eai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

shore and Western Union, this triumvirate CON-
nr;sing about all the business there was 81. Paul
and Rock Island found some buyers Erie beng
better in accordance with the London market. Har-
lem sold at 1873; Erie preferred, 7Sl0H.; Michigan
Central SOL Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
III; and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1867 Inc
general market wound up weak at the lowest prlces
of the day The opening highest, lowest and closing
arices of stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
27-T5e following are the total ne, receipt, Of Cot.


PHInFLPHGi Feb 27Noo MARKET 6ner under later sdvice
reporting active competition with the late
Wool Gne OHIO. Pnnsy yahia and
Virginia Double sni 81 jSc Extra % aJIc
Medium J1 Coarse 4j65uc kes-Y0rk, Michigan Indiana
~ Medium J3a 5Cc Coarse - jO
COMBINE waLcf bf1T0r; tomhrg unv8sle 42i2Tl5c; Can
ada Comtug, G2afjc Fge. gnva'.e 3!G3.ej Coarse AMI
Medium washed. 3joiSc; Tuhvgshel. 5iGJ1c; Colorado
WISHED 5aiO; Co.ors, unwahed 2Od2jc and MeTno
ruei 45a5u: Texas Fine Meu1 u 333r Texas Coase
2202jc; California and Medium % Soc; California C0lse
Z2u@G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

-. .,,ons a, phees hut little done on seonn 81 m
sr, al ire ssrnp; Canada S6ds7 25l We.tern soIsf %
80 9D head essn SO 70 III d. al % 3O9
~ sch 12l Mead Indiana sheep Averaging 10 NJ 10 -,
u.-Recpis Including rpofte arrivals 3OOO head max
me The supply FOR the week tbns FAR sDO neso aga s
"a eo heal for last weeh tho market was SOW @
,h rernr,ed srriv,s tim. for the tc
49,. az az haeJ rs; besvy hogs 50 75d$5 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
We annex the closing nominal rates Of foreign
exchange:

Money has been easy call at to 5per cent on
Government bond and stock collateral Prime dis
counts are in active demand at 81 to6i per cent.
The outstanding legal tenders tonight are $751;
SSO327 same as yesterday.
United States securities active again to-day,
but prices have only been steady. The general
market closes on the basis Of 49, to 100 for go cou
pom bonds of 1861 We annex closing street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

n. Y AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BoNDHOLDERs by applying az our Office can receive
the report and plan OF the committee for the reOr
ganlzatlOn. Having marketed these bonds, ana
beng ourselves large holders thereof, we shall be
glad TO confer with other holders, with view 10
the protection If our mutual interests
6EO. OPDYKE a Co, - Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

for tho purpose of projecting their common lpteIes
with the foreign holders of first mortgage Doh ae
who are now united to the extent of over S2,Vv"V,
are requested to communicate immediately with
HEIDELBACH, FRANK q 90, bankeiY,
50 Exchauge-place. New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

THE RATE or lSTEREsT FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower aud lender. An
able and suggestive ESSAY on this topic by Prof. f.
H. Elliott Of she Treasury Department read AT the
TnmrJsg LECTURE Extra No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address IHR TRIBUNE New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

Nyw-YoRg AND OswgGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
FiRsT MokTGAGE BoND40IDERs desirous Of joining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
6teambonis ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Saaga.acs Railroads. Pare 81 s,ssner LAURA hseOs
ssS s..nss sa6 Sii before ''' 50 LOS Do'~
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
Station SS RI fs srsns. ss. :ss
sS% S .%' s.J s'PSp JS.SS NTH ~ nd
t.sGa and the wsa a.o % Central P.nav.a. ..s s9.TsI
oomoeseins Dec. ], is7s~Lsays SssSors :. sons~,s
nsa 6ss, NV s (; ss sss Bath AT'
Sa%-w.y fiia for rsaasicn son B-lrit.r. x.oeA cs,n
WI issSae h.Cn hsaan9y cy M Carmel h,.is,e. rssE
Lack AMI West. R.lroai ~" w.
s, 40 E ne 1':! 's r. s E: . .%
n q K.sa % s;ss G9p:i viii I.ass ws''s."' 's
l0:50G m.-',ay rrsn tor Somervrr
xa5n chSut Msb.noy Cy Haeton ws.san. ssS,roo ss.s
sSpn w 1's SsI s rI %on.os5 s ssa ssd:
$3.50 p m-wa7 Tr,.a for PlanasM
''c,: a J.ncdccn NO Del. Lee. and sc.t R. R
sPy W. wit fs i iol i s%S sSFSs' and ''s'''
$50 n-syss,ss rsgsSs dali, Bs'dsr.
CIV, lrs 81, i9E sGuer'.'s
$50 , m-ianigrn,l--Por Es.,Ou
9;l5 D. m.-Ney i.aia ior somerviie.
70, st,absta ., 5'I5 . G:2o $40 7, 7so sls O. 30
~, 4:5 40 4i5 5l5 $50 5i5 g. GO 60. liz
$50 s;l5' 9;l5 IO;"o iEf' ~ p R1cKRR SIM, and "a.
H. p BAlDwr, GeasnI Passenger ATsst
ERIE RAlLWAY.-WINTER,o ARRANGE
n
bersst. Depot (Por Z3ds,. ,.,r o'e belosD
900 ncinan1aH and Chicago Day HrpTess DnNss'soou
lOi5 mBIpes Mai for Buffalo and Niagara Fails sleepHs
Tpm t6a.lyI-Psaie Express to the West Sospss Cosrbss
hToLh Buaao Aagoa FaDs Cincinnati Dssf0lb and CheAss
vtOst change
PoT Jerys 90 900 1880 lO:45 $50. 1880 ,sa
ndIis,owB 500 1890. 900 'lOsJ 1O45 ~. s:i5.
$50 ard = .. TIE 900 am 4;3O p. h.os
rnn .ou aud 6Bg.t,n 900 N and $50 D. N.
Goshen $3.50 500 is5O $50. 1850 and l0'A5 800
Ke.5argl ts.5O 9 and iO;ij :. NJ $3.50 and 4:3oDn.
. %sGse ;oy 1919 . 1oG $50 S0IS.45
i6.3g, u, and ~ 80 D. "a 80
1880 1880 1915 m $40 $, e. 800 aud ,ll;SO
Paterson. - Gt5. T. y ..5O 10 1890 lg',3. u y
Sis 1890 y 30 p and ~ - ariay n.sh oay.
SeasrI &C. 4 $50. te4S AM 1880 BIO, 4is s,
ana rs: 80 D. H. and j. sltIfdaT nights - - - - -
, as sa3 5,I5 3 $50 sis iOssJ an .ii30n NJ
n kp9er1ct 8 ~ s8I so ~ 1880 s:I5 i:l5 AS $500
Crs,s.i = H. al $50 m 1876 3I5. Al5 $50 ESQ,
ans sp.l.s p 3 T. 81 100 $50 ;. NJ 3o 3:l5 49, 4i5 sso
$50 t745 P aec ~ slfia, y' onI N a1s 4.as Az,
$50 i7:45 n. ~ II Ni.urir, pish1s oAW-
spsne VALLEY AMI Way md $50 10 4i5 p TO- hi. so, ,..
TweltytLirs. - IaHl earlier lan above TIM IONS s
Boat leave Tsshy a. 1880 and 1880 p eoahsc &
leaving CbiEbest a. SANE louA TIE a. "a. aH -
cf for pas - All Tor Drawing Boom and se.por
Co1h-s be obtained ana orders Tor taf ehcck
Bcsi~sr cor O,ehun9-e y6ia-st AID Tard.se
Court BOoyni the Company Deoo' aud o. Assb Al 90
PRINCIPAL L .h ,sun,,v,s,,
JNO. y. ABBOT a.. Gensrai PASSENGER Az.nt
| NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
PROvIDrNCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
$3.50 ?. fscn Per y, y. L. loot Of Psrs P,ee
G psS, I r' 7, BosfoS IS Is TO PsoyDCScS =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

State bonds were lower again in TeunesseeS, Vir-
ginia consols also showing a fractional decline.
Rhode Island skies, sales of which not frequent.
brought lC2. The following were the bids,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
The only reported transaction IN City bank shares
was IN Commerce 40 llS.. The following were the

The Philadeiphia STOCK market IS urn. PENN
sylyania Gs. 1905 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
eil; Reading Railroad, 81. Pennsylvania Railroad,
81. Cod. 1l2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

- S0TiCS
On ani sfer Dec l. 1873 South ExAht, SesS
Ign. ~ follow, (suniays o1rspte)i
torPlieAogse aad intermediate stations A. $50 and
Tor lslP and intermediate stiLon a. $50 W 4
fvr Babylon AM inssrmsdas stations at $50 1870 D.
All
For MerreL Aui intermediate stations 80 m and 80 o.
Z D. N.
For Hampstead ROskawsy aud intermediate stations at $50
80 and q
Sunday uABs leave BashSick sor ihpu9am
GkO p Sun<dnt-tdenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
CHICAGO ASD ALroS RAILROAD CoAPASY.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
FEcRrrAKls OYWCE, CHICAGO February II, lS7i.}
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-N ia
~ hereby given to the stockholders Of the Chicago and Alton Rail
Company dividend FIVE CENT
been declared upon the Preferred aud Common this ConpAnY
II the earnings Of the last mouth, PAYABLE the Banking Hou
Of the Compays SCENTS Messr NJ Jesap Coz No 80 Liberty
New.iofk the lOh day Of March 10 holders who regis
o. business the 2ls Feu
which time the transfer book. Will be closed
for transfers on tho llth day Of March
". NJ LARRABEB, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND ALTON
" r. 4 Co, CHICAGO Ill Feb. ~ lo74-N0fiCE-The SENT
interest the Convertible OF the Chicago Alton
CO.. March ls78, vii be aferthe prono At
the oco hsssr n. X. JkSUP Co. No so Lhery-st,
York w. NJ LARRABEE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
JOHN T. MOODY Sipt 81 y. Y. Dr.
T.. 4. REED. Gsrl Sart, Neu-Haven
DENNSYLyANIAR AILROAD.-TH

DENNSYLEANIA RAILROAD. -TIlS
4 GREAT TR, Ma LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOlfE'
Tsns leave heR1o Hlm foot VI Desotos aud Codsudt 49, ID
follows; -,
EIpre fr ,r,ha-g P,',ursh tie West and South sh Pan
man Palace Cars attached, J;5O All $3.50 SgnlD AZ
$50 q.
FOR Wi,msport Lock Erie via P Ere r. 2
Div Pc for va. $3.50 c0nnecinE 40 fL -4s a
Tor aumoe Nahi4ton and the South a. eiO L. ALs"p
Er9ess for P5si.iphi, $40 $3.50 ~; 1890 p l. $780,
O. II night sunday o. O;lO $50 aud ? ~ LM<AI'
For rrsaoa a. 80 M q $40 sud G:IOp Sunday c;lo
RFor Ysr,,s It g. $50 7;2o 7:fo 2 o. 10 II n IL m,
SO $40 $40 4.lU 4.3O o. 500 5;iO, Is. o. 10. $50 z,
78O $40 10 1850 D. NJ and ~ night sunday $40, O'IO.
an Fo2 Fi,li9b G. $50 1920 7:tO g o. 10 H. an II n.
l. 23D $40 34D. 4O, A.So 500, $40 o, tlO, o5g.
1880. olO, To- iloO and y Night SUNDAY o-o Wv
al ~, ri R,irar G. $50 1920 g 10 am . nj $50 $40
10 $40 43O 5i-O 5iO g. $40 $3.50 SlO, 10 al IL
nlght. SUNDAY 51u ana 6;l0 D.. ~.
Tor woo5rdgs Perth AmoO' aai South Amboy, ard 10 n,
For New. BnaIsck 7.2O and an II m 2 $40 I30 5:39
Clio p m ana lZmyhL sunday o;lV ~.
Fo East Milestone ~ noon =; 10 snd 4:5o p n
For Lsinbeftvll- ani Harrington, $3.50 10. and
For PAIL psbure aad Beydrre, and { p m. .
Aoc1mmodato BodelOsn, Burlington ard Camden 1O aH
$50 M, 1880 .. 3 10, 4 and o:l0 P. IL.
POI Freehold. 1870 a "a. aul p. M.
fOr taminglaie sni Slutl $50 a.. arr 2 .. M
For Pem5eron sad tanfeI q m. aud -. 20 n "a,
Trains arrive logs:-frum Pittsburgh $50 N 70 IS ssd
800 NJ DAILY ll:JJ daily except MONDAY. Prom Ws.hBg-
on and Baltimore 600 m OF sni 1927 D. Sundsy 6GA
q n sni 1927 m From Plitlpli. 5.22 GOJ ESQ lOlj.
1890 a. m 2.l5, 5l5 OOj. s:44 1927 n m Suud.y ~
500. b.iU, II; ia a.. sud 1922 p. m
Ticket Oiees, 5Z0 435, 2l sol ga Boalray Ho0ss
sn foot Of De,boasss aud CoundtIs Emgrtn
. Batery,pAce d NJ BOYD IT, Geu. Passenger AsesL
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
Ljlploeno Notltes.

CINCINNATI, LAFAYETTE, AND CHI
~ CAGO H. H. Go. The Coupons o. the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of TIE Cincinnati lafayette AMI Chicago r. r. Company, dus
March 1874 win be paid gold ntliou At the Office u Ls
Conuduys Mes.rs. j. = KENNEDY Co., Al CEDABSI
NETWORK, aud after MONDAY tue - day Of March.
ADAMS EARL. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
The bids for stocks at the close were:

Gold opened at ll2,, sold ut ll2l@lIIs@lI%4 III
about ten minutes, and then settled for the day ut
,,s.. without eyincing any disposition to bulge IN
a;tber direction On gold loans the rates were 3, 81,
4 and per cent for carrying. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out in redemption Of called bonds Sl2lOOO
and $4,000 in coin interest on the public debt The
import entries of dry goods at the port of Newfork
for the week were S3,219,744, the amount marketed
footing up S3Cos,OJO. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared. $780,
<i5.OO; gold balances, Sl.94l.SC3 currency bal
ances. Sl,5iG,120 The quotations for gold were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
GANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

4 bsNUNI
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRJAD-Aer nov 3 1873, hrousa trains WI
i.avl Grant Genital Dg.O
500 mi Northern EKoress VIA uasasioon cara
through % Rochester add g. Adams
H. cara A0S~
ester, Buffalo,
lO.A5 a. m. Northern and We.'em kVpress.
$40 H.. Alasuy Troy ENnless. sl;Grlar Only
400 m optreal with sleeOisgs Eom NeWiSk 10
~. hibsns
600 No. Express. Daily With eepHgeAr' for Wa'sf''"' ace
CstandaigHs. .,--..--
500 M Paufc Brpes, Dsg with esprgc,n for kccleet,
Buaao and NIAGARA Ias also for Chicago wa both al d "
~
"P vans - 80 w. KEEURiCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

Trims for Hevt,vsa Iafe 900. (AS n 900 btl 80
tAcrai 1000 Sab 1900 fAcc 7l l;UO lEL Ahl 800
(Ac-H ss y:I0 tc4 Er $40 (axl m. 80 lo htl ~,
horylls. T:Dj.9;Ob 500 1900 me- Loo ~
$50 AIS D. TO- $50 $40 9.IO ~ Stanford y D 500
COS 1910 l4OC 928 sHd 800 (kE 500 sSA
445 5:lO $40. 600. ..-O S:lO. gl0 ..
For Port Chester. IL 40 p. ,o,-so.,e
u via shore $40 N. Toe e;v1 NJ i.VV'
800 $40 All gao % Ie stopping at Stamford, Nof9 As' o'-
81 M IN. %
vision Conn. fsuey Ia bfooE Inc eO
a. aud 800 shore LiGc Uns0l o.. Sr -
HeH-lyen and p.ru g. r. 40 NeH-larel: Su u,,y
1900 with Conn. River r. A. . ntts
All 800 H. to Montreal Tie sos M 100 AMI 800 p
i,s.ir0s1. and tie sos and SUI "a
With hOloH- Railroad al Bridgeport Tie $40 aui ~ A. ~ ,
$500 I'D D1uhgY and NOrTak as 80 hotNaa so,
Tue 500 1900. AM "'lO With Ne"GArlaB hAfe''"
Stimors
Sunday Boston NAL Tram, a. p n Wis spEasses 9loe n
prOridcnc.. -
Day Express and sepag'ars Night Er
Trains
Ticket purchased at Ticket oHee Of comp,sy At Gr'a Geo,
ta Duot or at Of \. I. Transfer Co.. ga boseNsy ano
prol Hoase n and No. Cosr.st, BIooGyu; 40 se
ebeek Laggsse from senee T. dsstlAsOn
At hottlt ara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
e following were the bids ,

Railroad bonds VeIc generally STEADY. CeutUl
Pacific fen oil from 81 TO 95l, but closed firm at the
decline There was very little change in the re-
maindcr Of The list. Tho bids were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
/ cur .not cct.on /. be. aelLEe. .nd lhe mar...

sTIfr
more tuau halt grace ahpye below qlu'ca.
SAILS FOR PRESENT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHRs-The receipts today 90 pigs Pots a0le and
hrm Ga4c Pearls Guli anc NOMINAL
BROOM CORN AND BOOMSIte market fG Cora quiet hut
steady; quote IIu 10, at sale; Green Short and
al 7a9c and RED aai lclpuCl G0sc BroOns
S2dS2 - for Common SO JO4$i Neanto Prime and
Sld@j 80 for Prime HuTl
BEESWAX-Tbe market very firm tho receipts fr
good ~ quotations; sales Of 1000 b at 32ao= &c
fpr VsIr rgut~ pufle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

TRAINS III leave ,'yis1 Seir,yw.YoeE.

~ FOPD RAILROAD. -Sew.Yorl sri New II. 'su D.un.a
WTV.ER ApHs N5FNENr COMMENCING NOV. II 1873
Passenger Station DO New toE G-and Central Depot Ea.-e %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

BRIDGEPORT and all points on HousatOnic
~ and Hsagatucz RsirOs& Pare 81. sssnr LAURA
tuned No from FerYok and DAY boat from B1sgs
STEAMER BRfDsEPORr as before.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-08
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the Sexual and Urinary organs
(Which he has made an especial
study, either in male or ferr ;e, no
matter from what cause orig sting
or of how long standing A, -ctice
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eases with success. Cures susrsn-
teed. Charges reasonable. These at
distance can forward letter describ-
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prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health.
Price Toe.
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Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane
street, n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-08

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of THE NEW AMERICAN Ifo.DnA az v;d.
comnleted in 1868, since which tlIne IA -
oH-ciIstio, vhich IL has attained IN an paris "
~ 1870 S,ste-. and the signal Development
Sh;eh have taken place IN every Drsnca ~
science literature, and art, pa'e inuuceat ".
editors and publishers 10 submit II 70 Az eAa
- ,bsrorgh revision, and TO issue q ne"
- entitled, The AMERICAN CfcLoPAE-
S;,hi, IN. last ten years tho progress of dis.
eoyery in every department oil knosledse ma
snaSe a new work OF reference an fmpera i've
want. r.;r. h.. bon,
/.ace with the discoveries OF science, and theil
fruitful application TO the Industrial and useiu
arts and the convenience and refinement o.
sociaI life Great wsrs and consequent revolu-
tisns have occurred, involving national changes
III peculiar moment The owl war oil our owl
rountry. which was at its height when the lasi
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heen ended. and a new conrse OF comneIclA'
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rine- have brought into public view amuili.uce
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their place in permanent and authenuc history
In preparing the present eai,i oa ~, Ioa sss pre -
{ has aeoordlngiy been .i ne am Va The I.,sst nos.
bring down the 10 tne ..'ess pvs,
IDLE dates, and TO furnish an accurate accoun.
Of the mos recent discoveries "a nnS Of
every Iresh inrS1tion in the practical arts, as
well .st 70 give a succiHct and original record oi
the progress OF political and hlst9rlal even.
The work has been begun alter long anu cAre-
ful preliminary labor, anu oa.aasIfnI
resource for carrying IL On 10 q successful
Termination. -
None of the original stereotype plates nave
been used, but every PAse : nv Crrianpdia-
new type, forming "a comnass as II, prtSeces,
H. a far greater pacuuiary expendi-
sor, but Win = iar imnroTements in It's com
ture, anu - haan snyges,ei by longer en-:
Posi,lon = 49, knoyIedge.
P y iIins.ratjons which are introduced for
,;,na in me present edition have been
- II piet.rlal effect. but 10
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Southern Hotel.
Fronting on 18th, 5th and Walnut stsu
ST.. Louis, Mo.
Laveille, Warner & Co.,
ProDrietor0.

The Southern Hotel Is frst-class in all its
appointments. Its tables are at all times sup
piled in the greatest abundance, with all the
delicacies the markets afford, Its clerks and
employees are all polite and attentive to the
wants of the guests Of the hotel, There is an
improved eleya- or leading from the first floor
TO the upper one, Railroad and steamboat
ticket Offices, news stand. and western fnioa
Telegraph Off Q in the Eotunda of hotel,
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Nos. 1916 IT IS 10 20
Per bundle l. per cent discoun
GROCER1 E.
STEELE & JOHNSON $3.50 nth ST.
CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
1lTH ST.
PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARM
HvM sT.,-wHOLEsALE DEALERS
MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 2Oo Farm
ham st.
WHITNEY, BAUsERMAN & Co., IA
Douglas st.
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COMMISSION.

j. G. RosENFELD gives us the
following quotations this day:
Butter, active, choice roll $685.,
common 1920; Eggs, brisk, 10;
Apples, s OO@s so per barrel; Live
Chickens in demand from 3 00@
2 25 per dozen; Turkeys, 6 90; Or
anges and Lemons are advancing,
Oranges I % per box, Lemons s25
per box.
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"'BUT WHY WALK SIX MILES
to post your letter? I should not
have thought anything about seeing
a letter from you to Dorothy on the
table or i'm the bag, though l should
have reminded you that you could
not correspond with her with pro-
priety. You might, Of course, have
written a casual note TO her about a
book, or some arrangement
"'Why infer he asked, that the
letter you have seen was not N of
this character
".In the first place. / replied,
because you took the trouble to post
il where il was i'm the highest de-
gree improbable that i should see
it; and lastly from your evasions.'
H'Then there was a long pause,
and I thought he was determined
not to speak. o.
"'Charles,' 1 said sternly, Doro-
thy has been SO much among US,
that / am responsible for whatever,
involving her happiness or misery,
is connected with any Of US. AS
your father, and i'm place of her
father, 1 demand what relation ex-
lists between you and her, which
leads to your writing to her clandes-
timely. If l cannot elicit it from
you, 1 shall have an immediate ex-
PLANTATION from her.
he looked badgered, iIl-tempered
even, and said hurriedly and surlily:
Il wrote to Dorothy to
ASK HER 10 MARRY NE
some day.
"'Asked her to marry your lex
claimed. Il put aside YOUR gross
disrespect in ignoring me in so i'm
portant a matter, and remind Won
that you have not taken your de-
gree, that you are wholly dependent
on me, and that, during my life
time, unless 1 assist you, you will,
in all probability, have nothing bet
ter than q country curacy.'
az suppose 1t was not unnatural
to expect that you would help me
sir, as you are very fond Of Dora
This he said In q tone which
softened me Q little. Aftar all,
thought ], he Is very young. "Pray,
what answer do you expect from
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0BSTACIESto MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the e6ects
% trrors and Abuses In early life. Nanhood
restored. lmpediments 70 nnxTiaye removed.
Eev method Of treatment Eev and remark
eoie remedies. Books and sireulaU eent Ire,
sea:ed enye!opea- Adares, HOWARD As
Ma 2 ss1tA Mia 8, Phfksdei-
nftea - hsnsEshas esaaaEt 0aNf0lsaal