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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

MR. PARSONS, AND THE Upton
COURSE OF LEcruREs.-The fifth and
last lecture in the course was de-
livcred to a fairly large audience on
Wednesday evening of last week, by
Hon. VIM. Parsons, Of Ireland, late
Member Of the British Parliament.
And we think it no disparagement Of
the fine lectures which preceded it to
say that the last was, allahings con-
sidered, the very best. Mr.. Parsons
is not only an orator, but an admira-
BILE thinker; and has At his command
powers of description and compare
son that are no less than charming.
After few Introductory remarks, in
which he noted the comparatively
few men among the worlds millions
who have achieved anything suffici-
emily notable to place them in one Of
history's high and sacred inches, he
suddenly and in the most graphic
manner introduced his audience to
life in the English coal mine nearly
one hundred years ago. Here he
found George Stephenson, the sub
ject Of his lecture; and through a
long, toilsome, eventful, and, at last,
profoundly successful career, he fol-
lowed him-bringing into the story
without visible effort quite sufficient
anecdote, illustration and philosophi-
cal comment to redeem it from any
suspicion of biographical dullness.
The audience was manifestly sur
prised, and agreeably so, and gave
the speaker earnest attention and fire.
quent applause.
The Musical Convention, at the
time in session, attended the lecture
in . body-thus not only assisting
materially in the matter Of cash re.
ceipts, but also singing two fine
choruses during the waiting hour
usually 20 tedious.
In . retrospective glance at the
Course Of Lectures-Tipton's FIRST
effort in that direction-there il much
to commend, some things to regret,
and important lessons to be learned
The lectures secured, as . whole,
and taking into consideration the
lateness of our application, were re-
markably good-the course affordine
wide variety and no small degree O
excellence. The patronage Of oul
citizens generally was commendable
but not beyond improvement; while
some Of our sister towns, and Clar
enoe pre-eminently, rendered un
sxpsotsdly strong aid in sustaining
the enterprise. What price we cal
afford to pay lecturers, what kin,
will "take" with our people, and
something Of the quantity which on
market will sustain, are among III
lessons learned. Az appears frou
statement below, tho course was Al
most self-sustaining though the Dc
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ALL thos indebesa TO L. len
nings' meat market are requested to
settle up Immediately with Ed Nc
Curdy. tt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

HENRY's cARBoLIC SALvE IL SO
well-known that 1t is only necessary
to caution against limitations. 1t re-
quires careful udmirt,Hc oftbe car.
bolic acid with other ingredients to pro-
duce salve that may be relied upon.
The genuine only guaranteed. See
that 1t bears the signature and private
proprietary stamp Of JOHN +. HENRY.
CURRAN & Co, Proprieters, and 8
College place, New York. end
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READ the advertisement of DIR. Me-
Affee the celebrated Specialist,in this
paper. who Offers to psy one hundred
dollars forfeit, for any case he under
takes and does not cure. 3m48.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

PUBLIC .SALE.-I will sell at the
late residence of VIM. a. Van Meter,
deceased, three miles east OF Upton, on
Davenport road, Oh Tuesday, March
18th. the following property, to.wit:
Horses, mules, cattle sheep, hogs, farm
ing implements. household goods, and
other articles.
sale to commence at 10 O'clock q. m.
Terms-A credit of 8! months on sumo
Of SIS and upwards.
low JOHN BIRSS, Admir-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

FoR SALE.-Surburban property
three II acre lots convenient foE
pasture.
Also ssh acres opposite residence
E. H. Pounds, 1t bargain.
If A. HoLTsLANDER.
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Ccntaur LlnI,,lena.

There Is no pain which the Cen.
taur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling Il will not subdue, and no
lameness which IL will not cure.
This Is strong language, but It Is
true. II has produced more cures
: OF rheumatism, neuralgia, lock.
Jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings,
rakad heou..s asuldu hwr,,. sait
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800 kerosene lamps at AldeD's.

9
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Iowa State Dental Society, will be
held st Dubuque; commencing on
the third Tuesday in May MAY 1917
1874.
Dentists who are not members Of
the society are cordially invited to be
present.
A. T. ABBOTT, Pres,
Manchester, lows.
e. T. RreBr, Cor. Sec'y.
State papers please copy. 3w.
Best white kerosene q cts. at Al
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Sick
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS yERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child be-
Ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all colorng or
other Injurious ingredients usually used In worm
preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors.
No. 2i5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers In
Medicines at TwKNTg-FIvE CENTS A Box. iy2s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

Castsria is more than substitute for Castor on
1t is the only article In existence which Is
tain assimilate the food regulate the bowels,
wind-coc. and produce natural Sleep 1t contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, ana Is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry, and mothers
may rest. iyf
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gree Of success attained was due il
part TO personal efforts which can moi
always be expected. But, notwith-
standing, we believe lectures can be
sustained in Upton; and shall hope
and expect to see the next season be-
gun earlier, and with reference to
the experience Of this one, and with
the cooperation Of Al Of our citizens
who see more public education and
benefit in good lecture than in =
thimble-rigging performance or =
isen-cent lottery, made fully success
full.
The following is detailed inan-
cial statement of the course Just
closed:
RECEIPTS.
Amount received nom all
sources. including car fare
On extra tfAlns...-......-.......... - s6,2.A2
EXPENSES.
Paid Lscture1-Parton and
Coliysr. 500 each Hayes,
saoh; SANFORD eeO...........-.. sas5.oo
Expenses OF Sanford. while
Printing. d ii;ii;i; cirsa. '''0
laxs and cash expenses at-
tending advertisang $3.50
nail r0nt. O.W
8xtra ooW
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

NEW styles Of prints just received,
and ct ten cents per yard, ut Dean,
Ingman L Young's.
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Ar the City Drug Storc---Blanl
Books. Stationery and Blank Forms.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

Best white kerosene 26 cts. st Al
dAn,a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-12

SOOu Outnt.
We presume people who are
fortunate enough to have money can
find place to spend it without look
ing in the advertising columns Of
this paper; but you will always get
more, and better, for your money by
trading with those men who are suf-
6ciently alive to advertise their bus
mess. Mind that!
"A chicken man, down ct Keo-
kuk, 10 trying to distance the won
derful pullet producing performance
of the Cedar Rapids s;Rev. ben-con-
noisseur" by setting an old hen on
thirty-seven eggs which are piled
into powder key to enable biddy
to cover them. The next thing viii
be to fill . hogshead with eggs end
set hen on the buDg-
"A, last We have : copy Of the
Cedar County Former, the proposed
publication u which in this place BY
the Raber Bros. We noted some two
months ago. The Former is not ex-
c'usively given to agriculture, NJ
some might suppose; but is neatly
arranged, nicely printed little paper,
giving large amount Of reading
mater, selected, Ne should Judge,
with great care Lon ito exchanges.
Mote this down, yoa who have
ocen complaining that the good beef
was sl shipped to Chicago and only
ehe scra's aud old cows killed for
aome 'nsumptitn! On last Satur-
dAy Bs'rnard Lang bought eieht
prime steers from John G. LYLE On
purpos % supply this market. h
paid Chicago price. kr them too. 1,
Ne don't mean = +, Chicago, o. any
Their title town, get ahead of him il
his own business. -
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fTLLMAH ToDD, Teacher.
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Amount received from all
sources. including car fare
On extra trina
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton quiet aud weak. moderate demand; good crdi.
Exports ccajtWss f. sae lo 0as'
New ORLEANS, Jan. 20. 1874
Cotton-Demand good for good ordinary and above;
supply poor mddng, l6c low middiing lac strict
9Efs@sy Great se B FssSp $685. to rsncs 49,
Sales, 2odOi last evening, 5000. stock, 2si6s2
s% $s sHs $s%sRs rases s SS
Cotton seaaer maauS i Ssvass NJ, J r.ss 10 s ss,
bales Exports eoastwise sS Sales Loss t stocs IsS
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20 1874
T@snSs 4 .ss Tss ssss bales Exports
81 Flour ss ssy w sass q ls s wSs do sa
double extra Wheat quiet sales OF one white state
e. 81 sales oor Of sss Of car lake, lots al % at ssT
Ssfn Mill q s Sg %1a = s! Hs spsu
fa 81 wdanss S' SIS per ton Eaoa is,sH,s
5oc.. to Albany 42c.
&?oEf as[ rs @
@sn sH cm @af'is s BUSHES d Ma s
s sseasa a. s. & wsai il
caso No. SPRING. rea w Rrns 81 So w nh,
SusSsI. No S05 an but ssy sa @
No. 2held at Sc Barley nominsl no Western in
IT. st.'sn j 81 dss:..s Sss
Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO. Jan. 90 1874
Flour dull and UNCHANGED. Wheat dull and lower at
& ~ M Mar s April No. rod 3. 81 a. Marcn
81 80; April 81 o2&. Corn firm and IN fair demand at
66c. high mixed; February, 66Sc. April, 701,c
May, 7l,ac.: new Ole; low mixed. 6i1sc. new, 6sc
Glover seeds sold at SO % Receipts-L060 bbis hour,
5000 bushels wheat, 81 U0D do. and 1000 do oats
Shipments-,,0O bushels wheat aud Il, 900 do corn.
chicago, Jan. 90 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat IN fair demand
and lower mt ST. % for No spring. 81 2l for No cash;
ST 3S February 81 a6,d March, 10 do 81 IS; rejected
at 81 TO- Corn lair demand and higher
No. mixed. cash; 573sc. February 59ldc March csc
bid. May; new, 5ec. rejected, oi SIC. Sc new a6 c
a 47c. Corn advanced and in fair demand Oas-Saes of
No 4sc., CASH 42c February 43c. MARCH,; rejected
Size. Rye quiet and unchanged at 7c. Sc tor No
Barley quiet and unchanged 81 45 for No 2 fall No
spring advanced and I'm fair demand 81 IS 81 27 re-
jccted 81 IL 81 H. Dressed hogs duh declining at
PORK opened firm but closed d9 and steady :;sales at
at SO cash, 500 80 10 February $3S7s March Bulk
rib middles 7c short clear miadies 21c loose Green
middles Hams Is ibs avsrage n, AZ a &C. Keceipts.n9D
oats l0O) do rye, 17,OW do. barley shpmentsSeoo
oats and $1,000 do. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LOSDoN MONEY MARKET.-LoNDON, JAN 20--l2 80 p NJ
United states bonds fives, 1929. Erie Railway
shares preferred, II. r. Msric Railway shares, pre-
PARIS bOuRsE.-LoNDoN, Jan. al-3 p. M.-Paris de-
spatches quote rentes $751; l0c. $3.50 p M.-French
rentes. 5S 121ec. 6P. M.-French rentes ISL. 25c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FaAyKroRT, Jan a-United
States five-twenty bonds, g7 9s for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET.--LrvFRrooI, Jan. 2C-4 p
M-saies the basis Of middlng upands nothing below
middling, deliverable February and March, Sd Sales
OH the basis OF mddiing uplands nothing below good
ordinary, shipped December at 3d. Of the sales to-day
6,2l0 bales American. sales the l1lss of mid
February and March at Lied. The market is caster
3D. Sad midding Orleans, sgd sad. Sales 10000
bales including 1000 for SPECULATION and export Sales
the basis OF mddling Orleans nothing below good
diuary shipped January and February, at SD Bread
stuisTc market Is quiet and steady except corn
which is rmer at AS 81. per quarters wheat lbs. I'd.
l3s l0d. per GENITAL for average California white, las
las fol- club do and lbs 3D. 12 0d for red Western
spring.
The market yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dull
with downward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUPYs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL Jan. 90
MThe receipts OF wheat for the past three days have
been Al, 900 quarters. including -, pDo American
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-iIvERPoOL, Jan. 2o-6
MBacon SOD cd per cwt Tor long clear middles and
40s. Cd. for short clear middles
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPOoL. Jan 81
Evening Common rosin, Is. I'd. q IS. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoS, JAN 20-Evcn-
ing-tinseed OIL GO G2J IS per Sugar, 2ss Cd.
per cwt tor No. II Dutch standard the sDot, and 2.s.
for do afioat. TaIlow, 40s a 40s Sd per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, Jan. 2J-Petroleunl
81 IL for fine pale American.
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THE STOCK MARKET,
during the greater portion Of the day, was strong
as compared with Immediately preceding reports.
IL did not however. recover to the prices OF last
Thursday, and, therefore, must be regarded as in
still unsettled mood. The leaders were Western
Union, Northwest, Lake Shore. Union Pacific,
Wabash and Pacific Mail. The close was not at the
highest point OF the day. Western Union opened
ut 1914, sold Off to rs, recovered to 76X and closed
at the opening price. Erie changed but u per
cent New York Central ranged from 1O3 to 1881.
Rock Island was steady at los a 1861 los. Pacific
Mail advanced from 42s to 49, closing at 42l4 Ohio
and Mississippi moved from 34S 34N q IS.
Lake Shore fell OF from 8Osz to 79X,
but recovered to sOH. Northwest common
sold at 81 a 613s q 6114 81: Hannibal and St. 10.
seph at 80 S21l a 50 q S27S. linton Pacific was
feature at So $50 3i2s 34al a 35s a 354 IS q
S47s. st. Paul ranged from 4Sl to 4Sss down to
4s1@ and closed at 4sas; Wabash from 544 To 53% q
53zS. c., G. and L. c. moved up to 80 and closed at
311S The opinion Of the street with reference to
the future OF the market Is worth little or nothing
There is so much manipulation, so much apparent
personal work in the 1uctuatiOn of stocks so much
that means deception and sudden change, that
even brokers who are In the habit OF specializing
hold Off and wait more natural and settled con-
dltion of affairs.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.

meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Knights Of ST. Patrick was held at me once OF the
late Corporation Counsel yesterday afternoon
The obiect OF the meeting was TO arrange matters
for the proper celebration OF ST. Patricks Day, ON
March II. The matter OF committees was con-
pnnted:--Mcssrs Quinn, O'Gorman, Captain
Mitchell and the secretary NJ. McCarrin, for
'erty. Decoratlons MITCHELL Quinn and Muiiay,
Toasts and Speakers Captain Mitchell a, Al, =.
invitations. 1t was decided that no more than
1850 tickets, including invited guests, be disposed
OIL 1t was also decided that each member OF the
Executive COMMITTEES have the privilege OF dls-
posing of FIVE tickets and be responsible loi them
Il was almost decided that the dinncr should take
place at the Gilsey House. The c0mcaittee a0-
iOurned until Tuesday next.
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count Of interest and ssslo in redemption Of i've


twenty bonds.
The produce exports from the port Of New York
for the week ending to-day were $5,96O,1S2.
RAILROAD BONDS
were firm and again illustrate condition so often
described In these co!umns-tO wit, that when the
substantial Of the country have capital to in.
vest which they do not desire to trust to the
chances Of speculation in stocks, they naturally
turn TO che strong Investment paying
bonds OF the railroad system, and
are content with the confidence which
these always inspire. We note transactions to-day
as iolIOws:-Albany and Susquehanna, first, 100;
Michigan Central, sevens, o. Cleveland and
Toledo new bonds, %; Central Pacific gold bonds,
964 90; Union Pacific, first 84ai a s4ys s5s a
s5l4; do, sevens, LAND grants, sOl6 81; do. tens
75]r 70; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western first
1O1; Great Western frst 90; Pacific sevcns guaran-
teed ~ Missouri o.; North Missouri first, so O
79X; Chicago and Northwestern interest bonds
%; do. consolidation coupon gold bonds, 85H a
$50; Milwaukee and ST. Paul sevens, gold 81; do,
first Lacrosse division, 911a st. Louis ana Iowa
Mountain secoud, s2ls; Morris and Essex first,
1906; do. second, 1913; c., G. and /. G. first, S5
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund
92h; Louisville and Nashville consolidated, 90.
The following were the latest BIDS, as amended at
q ha coll
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet - Flour Dull Wheat
Lower - Corn Higher Outs Lower
Pork Dull-Lnrd Firmer-Cofsce Firm
Sugar Quiet and Easy-PetrOleum
Firmer-Spirits Turpentine Firmer-
Rosin Stcaay-Frcights Firm-Metals
Quiet-Wool Firm-Whiskcy Firmcr.
TUESDAY, Jan. 90 p. NJ.
There was only moderate business in merchan-
disc to-day, though in some cases the markets
were characterized by considerable 6rmness On
Change business was light, particularly In bread
stuffs, which were dull and heavy. Flour was dull,
but not essentially changed. Wheat was very dull
and &c &c. lower, closing with almost no demand,
even at the marked concession noted below.
The cable advices were Of an unfavorable
character, nearly all the limits being re-
duced or the orders cancelled. Business was
small and at decidedly lower prices. Corn, on the
other hand, was in good request and decidedly
nrmer both for old and new, future prices being
considerably below those current for lots on the spot
were unsettled lower and almost entirely nominal
Whiskey trHe frmcr. Pork was dull and nomi-
nal future sales being reported lower basis Lard
in request and frmer, but closed quiet.
Freiahts were quiet. but quite firm. Groceries were
quiet with coees ruling firm and rather easier
Cotton quiet and unchanged for lots on the SPOT,
while for forward delivery prices shade better.
Petroleum met with moderate demand and advanced
and in demand, but rosn was dull and nominally I'M
changed. East India goods were generally quiet but
nrm Wool quiet, but firm.
AsHEsRecepts for the past three days. 81 packages.
Trade has been moderate with prices ruling steady Pot
quoted at 69lc. a 7c. per h.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-The inquiry for brick has been
principally for small lots Cargoes held at previ-
ousy quoted prices. Lame met with moderate demand
and prices steady at 81 for Rockand common and
81 70 tor do. lump. Cement was quiet and unchanged;
quoted at 81 70 per Dbl Rosendale 81 81 for
and So 50 So 20 for Portland Laths were not
materially changed in value md quiet quoted at 81 70
$780,
BEEswAx moderately active and firm at 30c. 32c.
per ID. for yellow Western and Southern.
BROOK CORN was in fair demand at full prices We
quote per h., and red tipped &c. &C.; green hurl
&c; a llc. and green short and medium &c &c.
BEANS ana fEAs.-There Is rather more inquiry for
marrow beans and holders arc asking 80 49, though we
do not hear of sales above 81 rs s. 80; medium
tnue dull at 81 81 10; kidney aud pea beans guet
green peas moderately active and steady ut 81 20
81 So Southern black eye dun but firm at 81 81 10 per
two bushei bag.
shspgsd future delivery the demand was ssir, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

on at &C. re aud 1900 bags Of do in i,pa, at s,sc

gocp at &C. re. aud 1900 bags Of do in tpa at skc
n %srss, fes ,iusssS @ and
* Sa sss eaS' Sss so at sSs
s sn s ss terms SIS ais ss fair
ear to We e. Yed and 49, sazs Of lair a. 9e limo
per pei CusheL Rough lax aaotea AZ 8 Sa = s.
SasAaSE met with heller inquiry and was steauy
sUsAR-The market for raw remained inactive, witty.
H. We have only e note sales bhds and 81 boxes Ss
9. S!ssses sugar = es and % hds Of
a9,er and quoted at sc ior standard Az and
s 70 1896 Sr s qH'1 70 fair e
KS. good to prime 7sc Sc a.r 70 good, ssc
sSss Sas e sse nhas
Se e %e Mad 4e rs cues doc ciS u 20
sss 70 is rs s e to,s a sse a a.
isr to choice, Sc a sc BTazil-pute standard Nos
SIC Manila-superior and extra superior &c. 7.e;
o o easer and Say IN % we
ne and SdoS lbs at 7sc re, according 10 aaaiity
our last and prices exhibit no material ehange
saes q 100 cases OF sundry seedlsa crop 70 az Se
o. Connecticut and Massachusetts, crop ~ 81 a1c Sc
pers; 800 cases Of OHIO, crop ~ at sc Sse. do
Of pennsylvania on private terms i22 DO Of iseonsn
200 Iihds. at 66e i2c, Foresn in fair demand.
with sales reported OF 100 bales OF Havana at from oc
WV Se The market aus,i
WooL-Trade has been moderate since last but the
incy 1 Ss OF o oh n nSn s s
ss s @ e $50 S Of g, a a. sa
o y 1 Of Do d 81 s aa lbs ham Asstr@an wool at
at a5c 6!baes otfa Uaitornia at 10 bales Of Cape
s 81 da S at 81 Z ss nd a RssTT o n
fleece, 900 lbs white SMYRNA 1000 los OF uawashed
super pulled Is bales Of East india 800 lbs Of fail Cali
fornia 3oW lbs OF line Texas and % bales OF cape all
private terms
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REAL ESTATE.

The following were the auction sales ycster@
day.
NEW yonx pRopxRry-~By JAMES NJ MILLER.
lSs b. s. h. and l., n. side t23i ST., u7.2 It, w. Attn 90.
ay lot la5xlOO1l; s. " Stone Saou
1888 b. h, and adjoining the above on the W. ,s us
side; lot l9.0xlW11: :. H. st,ne..........'.. lou"
D.. n. SEAMAN
13s. II. and L.. S., 9th St, nQ H. W. "a av'I mn
sQxloo.9 GeyhsTdt Berlipgsrs pti, ."""'.'''" @A"s
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Jersey CITY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
81 The which authorizes the OF these bonds
states that all real real and personal estate OF the city
pledged 10 tho punctua payment OF both principal and
interest As safe and reliable investment there are
really 90 better bonds. small amount remaining un
DANIEL A. MORAN 10 Wall street.