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GEN. HANsELL DECLINES.
ROSWELL. GA, Dec. 18th, rs.

ROSWELL. GA, Dec. 18th, rs.
MEsSRS. EDIToRS-On the even
ing of the 18th inst, | received a
communication from many highly
esteemed and cherished friends ask
ing the use of my name as cardid>
ate to fill the vacancy in the Legis>
lature occasioncd by the resignation
of the pure and talented Anderson
Although now as in the past without
any political aspirations-gratclully
remembering the unwavering conf
dence and uniform kindness of my
fellow countrymen, | did not feel at
liberty to decline such a request
from such a source. But being in
Marietta on business to-day, | tound
that our valued friend. Judge Irwin,
was already committed as candid
ate for the same position, | could not
imperil an uninterrupted friendship
of more than forty years duration by
contesting the place with him, unless
there had been some grave political
difference in principle between US,
and as we are both of the same po-
litical faith and | knew of none, |
felt constrained to decline the race
for an Office | really did not desire
but was only willing to accept be-
cause my friends wished it.
Whilst | thus feel constrained to
decline the canvass, allow he
through this medium to tender to
these cherished friends, who thus
proposed to honor me, my slncerest
thanks, and my heartfelt desires for
their individual aud collective well
being in all thugs.
Your friend,
A J. IIANSELL.
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Marietta Market,
corrected Weekly by our Merchants. ]

MARIETTA Ga, Dec. Il, 1873.
FINANCIAL.-Goldb buying atSll2, selling
at STA. Silver-5uyiug at $l,05, selling at
Los Exchauge-buyng'at discount selling at
par. Money commands Ia to per cent.
COTTON-10 to -.
| GRAIN.--We quote new corn G5ets. Old
corn 10 cents
Wheat, / % Oats 60 20. Rye 120 a 1.35.
DRIED FRUrr-Apples 81 to u Peaches
peaed l21, unpealed 10 :; Pears l5cts'
SEED.-We quote clover at $3.50 to $40.
per bu eLel.
Blue Grass at $3.50 per bushel.
FLOUR.-From 5000 to $50.
MEAL. Is d 90.
BULKMEAC III p cts. perponnd
LARD. We quote buckets, Is; cans and
ierces, II
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars--Crush
ed. Granulated aud Powdered 10. Coffee A "A
f,r extra G 10; Yellow c l2. Brown III alb
Ialloy. 3. Liverpool salt,s200 }; Virginia salt
$500, Candles--lullweghts %. Ginger 35aiO
Spice IS a40. Pepper 35a40 Starch 10 to -.
Rice 9I fortierees. Java Coffee 3 a 40. Rio
% 27I New Orleans syrup - 100. No
lasses-50. Cheese, factory 70 p. Peas
100 $50
FISH.-Nlaekerel, No. l Ezra shore, per
bbs. $1,000; No. /, Extra shore per. half bbs,
$500; No |, per. bbls. Sl5.JJ No. ?, per
half bbs = 50; No. 3, per bbs. 200; No 3,
per half hbls. 700; No. l, Extra shore per kits
$500; No /, Bay per kits 2-23 No. =, Large
per kits 200; No. ,, Large per kits 100.
COUNrRl PRODUC E.-Buying prices from
wagons Eggs H. - ceuis, chickens 20 a2J cts
country outer y to 30; Tennessee butter
30 to 70.
FACTORY GOODs.-7-7 shirting "A
sbeeline cents: Factory yarn, 1l3 per
Bunch Prints, a 10 Bleach shirtugs, 5 a;
Il Jeans. % a7j; Concord Jeans, 70,
LINES bashel barrel 81 20; BUSH
el barrel 200.
NAlLs.-Per key, led $500; 3d. - 25
cd, $3.50 4d sj7a; fine, - % finishing, DIFF
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, Poe on
above price,.
IRON.-Tira - inches to 4 by liz g
smaller sizes 50cts advance. Rod; Re Axes
Collins Sl4 90. Shovels. Ames', 81 90
Roland SO 90 Stones Sl3 80. Solid cast
steel r. K. Il. Coffee mills So 75alO %. Cast
steel 2jc springs - axles lOalI sad iron
9 horse shoe nails 2Ja.55; l Is Hames $40 %
MISCELLANEOUS from stores
! Table Peas 500. Onions, s. 40.
LEATHER.--Calf-sk ins-Domestie S39a4i
per dnzen; French sl5a66. Harness leather
3-a45c per pound; sole leather, hemock, 29a
334 oak 40acf5, split zoe kips, country ~
aGU pen pound.
/ -IIoilowware, Savery's &c
Betting % per cent of list. Fairbanks scales,
/ lstnet. Manila rope25 Cotton 25cj Jute
1 lge: Cotton cards 30 20 per dozen. Axle
| grease 81 90 per gross. Picks, common, 1T;
steel Is; mattocks lot axehelves s225 per
dozen.
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Gov. Smith is pushing claim
against the U. 5. Government for
several hundred thousand dollars, as
Justly due the State for seven months
use of the w. &. A. Railroad, and
forced exaction OF too much pay for
rolling stock, directly after the war
when the Government turned the
road over to the State. We learn
Tennessee made a settlement under
similar circumstances.
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DIX j. D. DANFORTH:

DIR j. D. DINFORTH:
DEAR SIR-Atter carefully examining the
formula by which it is made, and using two
bottles of your SANATIvK DENrIFRICE, | take
great pleasure in recommending its use to my
patients and to all others who may wish 10 keep
their teeth aud gums in pure aud healthy CON
diton The formula | can testify, contains
nothing but what is conducive to the health,
cleanliness and purity Of the mouth | find ii
to be also very efficient for cleansing artificial
teeth and preventing The accommodating OF oily
and earthly deposits upon the plate. 1t Is III
deed an elegant combination of pure Caslile
Soap with other cleansing and preserving i'll
g,edents deljcateIy Favored.
Very Respectfully,
w. W. FORD, Surgeon Dentist.
For sale by Druggists.
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Declined.

MEssRs. EDITORS Not wishing to
be a candidate for Alderman, please
discontinue my name as announced
in municipal ticket.
Respectfully, II. G. WHITE.
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Mr.. j. w. Feagin, of Albany,
failed last week, and his creditors
Quilted bis store of everything they
could lay hands on. That is one
way to settle matters. The Albany
News calls it burglary under the
forms of the law" but IS it under the
forms of the law enquirers the
Savannah News.
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Go to Heggie 8

And try the King Tucker Cigars. Also pure
Apple Cider, by the glass or gallon. Fine
Tennessee Butter on hand, at all times, Porter
and Ale $3.50 per dozen.
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Highest market price paid for dried peaches
at NcCutcheons.
Is Your Lite Worth 10 cents

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains Of some dis ase during their He.
When sick, the object is to get well; now We
say plainly that no person in this world that is
suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
its effects, SUCH as Indigestion, Costiveness
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart burn,
Palpitailon OF the Heart. Depressed Spirits,
Biliousness ". can take GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER without getting relief and care. II
you doubt this, 60 to your Druggists w. RooT
and G. w. WILLIAMS and get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size - cents.
Two doses will relieve You
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COT.IDN STATES LIFE.

list. Til Southern company.
2d lis investments are made in the South,
3D. 1t las already paid to Southern families
upwards Of 100000
4th. All claims are paid promptly-uo long
delays in consequence Of distance.
9th. For security Of policy holiers it has on
deposit with the authorities Of the State OF Geor-
gia 100000
9th, 1t has 100000 on deposit with the an
thorties of South Carolina, for the same pur
pose.
9TH It has a GUARANTEED CAPITAL of
$500 ,000.
Good Agents wanted throughout the
South
WA. b. JOHNSTON. Pres't.
j w. BURKE, Vice Pres't.
GEO, S. OBEAR, Secretary.
w, J. MAGILL, Supt. Agencies
VIM f. GROVES, Agent.
Marietta, Ga. Oct 22d.-6m.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-17

Judge Hansell. Of Townsville,
mas a very furnishing tea plant
growing upon his premises. 1t is
about FIVE feet high and is in bloom.
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Mary had a little lamp,

Mary had a little lamp,
Twas filed with kerosene,
Mary down the chimney blew,
And vanished from tie scene.
Gone to meet her brother who sat down on
k eg Of powder to smoke.
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General Advertisements.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
FROM AND AFTER DATE WE WILL
SELL STRICTLY FOR CASH.

Do not ask for further credit if you please,
for we will certainly refuse it. All accounts
must be paid by tie 1st Of November, OF they
will be put out for collection.
Respectfully, etc
l. S. N0RTHCUTT & co.
Marietta. Sept 18th, 1875.
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TERMs OF TREATMENT.

Consultation free.
Prescription and medicine per month, fge
dollars. in all chronic casts-Caneels and III
mors excepted. Operations on eye, &c7 at
very low rates.
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General Advertisements.
COTTON STATES
Capital and Guarantee nearly 100000

The only Company doing business in the South
that has ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Drpos ted with the authorities of
of the State Of Geo gia, for the protection Of
Policy holders.
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COrTOT MARKETS.

ATKINS May 28.-Coton dnl; M.Gdlng 14dl4tc. weekly
net receipts % bales; Shipments III bales sIiineis 81
NEnPiIs Man 20.-Cotton ST ady; Middling, l5c net
receipts % bales; shipments, All bales safes 800 lAies;
sock, 111l4 bales. ,,,, ,,,- ~, 80
ce,ps 1913 bales exports cOastwsc 20 bales; SAFES IUO
bales stock. 1891 bales. . ~ ,
BATIMoRP May 2g-Cotton dull; Middrg 15'sc exports
TO Great Britain LIZA bales; Ia the Continent 100 bales;
coastwise bales sales 10 bales; stock, O,34e baS
GALVESTON, May 29-COttOn dun aud n0iuinal Midhns'
% receipts, 81 bales gross, % balcS exports cOAs :.
wise, $50 bales sales 10 bales: stock, 22&l bai's
BOSTON, May 2S.-COttOn-HOhday net receipts - es
gross go bales sales last evening 43 bales STOCK, I14jo
bales. -
Mailing. 1jasc.; Good Ordinary, lJc. ,.,.
CrNCINNAr, May 29-COtiOn quiet and stcadyi Nddihc,
15l,c net receipts III bales; shipments l31 bats sales,
60 bales; stock, S,O4S bales .,, -,
LolIsyIIIR Nav 20.-CotOn dull; Middhng lJllc
NEW.(rIEANs NAY 29-CottOn dul Nidd.ng, l3,ec; Low
Middiing &C; GOof Ordinary l3'4c net ls 30 bales;
gross bats exports 10 Great Bii.n = l6' bales sales
1850 bales; stock 13.4J1 bales .,.,,,.- .
CHARIIsION, May 29-COtton quiet; MiddWe - &C., net
recor.s 344 sales, 100 bales; stock lO y bales
SAVANNAH, May 2a-CottOn DALI MidAuE '4c. hei Ic-
ceiuts 4G3 bales sales 1873 bales; stock ll,1G- bales
WILNISGION, May 2g.-COu0n nominal - .iitd.nS, l"c
receipts 1873 bales exports oOds"lsc 41U D!s sloe'
$50 bales. .,,, ,..-,,-
net recets 81 bales; sales 800 bale tlt
ST. IO,I-, MAY 29.-Cotton Gu MiiduG, Loo; net re-
ceips bde; gross TeCyts ~ DacS bhpNehls 10 OIeS
sales. SO Ddcs. stock, 300 ba,cs. ~ -
AVcrsTA MAY Cotton unchanged; Mddng, l0i4c; mel
lOl bales l2l bales. 900
PFiERsDURc, May 2s.-CCtOn-Weckly net receipts, 100
bales; shipments. oO bales stock 3,i-o bates
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Tinantial.
Financial.
A PALACE FOR THE PEOPLE.
HOME OF SCIENCE AND ART
PERMANENT BAzAR OF INDUSTRY.


Tho structure about be erected by the Industrial
citizen has the educational WeHArc
rising generation in the mechanical literary ana asuc
progress OF the nation. l., .,...,.xo, IL, q, @, o,o
of New. York with ample privileges -, -, -, ..,
has purchased large tract Of land In the heart OF what
will finest Part OF New ofk CITY, On uhs IL VIII ho"
proceed TO erect magnlhctnt
PALACE OF INDUSTRY.
which VI be 500 fee; long and 200 wide This stipend
Gus building will 22 acres OF ground with an inner court
pent oximnn manufactures aud works Of art 1t will, m
addition this for the exchange and sale OF all
that Is beautiful ana useful. This
PALACE OF INDUSTRY
will be an attractive cizens Of NowYork and
the snrrOun well hosts Of strangers
who constantly throng the city. As an exhibition " WIZ pre-
UNPARALLELED attractions as me ans OF PRACTICAL eiuc
ton will pr OF anything in America As cen
Ter that and useful In manufactures wei as
of all aud valuable in art 1t VIII OF
the ispav Of all that IL exhibited III II 1t VIII be by
oi industry where the inventor the producer and The
H constantly be brought together with the most
hltra facilities for promoting Their business Interest,"
The business which viii cluster around such rendezvous OF
industry this viii lie vast beyOR power OF figures
The rccciuis VIII he enormous.
of United States offered opQor'u
nifty for participation i'll the interests and profits OF this enter
prize Tho
TWENTY DOLLAR PREMIUM MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the Industrial Exhibition within the reach Of persons OF
Being amply scared and carrying
with interest in the allotment, which gives each bona
offered The mos reaOnabc investment OF the day
fCriul particulars paplii' oicc OF
Company, send by mail. Ofcc OF tho
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
IL East sevente enth IT..
New ok city.
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TOtal,5o4 255lls2 7sS.sC4 1904 l,52l69O 1475,94l
TOTAL sNCE sEPI ], 1874
t .sI: Bacon Bacon Lard Ret Beet Cheese Talow
li2453 1l5I5i3os liIl47 67I7 2249s7l2 1as2s'lse
PORK, Bacon, Lard, Bef. Cheese Tallow.
,sssS2 le4 700 o sSa 200 ssc2 se4
STEANiN i In fair request, and the tone Is shade
stronger Salcs OF 100 tcs. Western at 15iec.
SuGARS-There business ned IA Raw Sugars
10 day ans quotations remain n0nday before We quote
Fair 70 Cool Refining Cuba at 8ao4c. Prime do at
Centrifugal hhds and boxes. Saa00Sca and No ~ Box
Sayed Al &c enned is Quiet A unchanged figures at 50
sSs for St yellow $50 10 Sc for soft White IL 4c- for
Crushed c for Powdered, 1890. for GRADUATED
n Western sold at o,4u5l5lsc.
WHISKY-Tbe demand Is Light prices sales OF
50 bbs 81 1S We clip the following from Nessfs r. O.
Bovd Weekly Circular Of date Our Hiqhwnes
dull with unusually light demand ts
The receipts have OF
the demand dsers product 10
has been necessary ts make
price induced buyers
bciay they otherwise would TIE market opened on
oath sales u $50 bb.s st 81 TO- closes
81 Is The sharp decline In Corn has had its eject
materially reducing the costs Of Hghwnes-seveTal OF
largest Dlsles IN Illinois closing on the LIST
which viii materially reduce receipts The stock OF Rhwines
during the week and estimate II
50 bhlA, about 5000 bbls Of which
involved in the late seizures ~ the West
g. estimated Jon and bali dollars Receipts Of
Highwines and Alcohol FOR The week $50 bb sales OF
and Alcohol for the week 260 bbs Average p1ce VI
Hjghwines, 81 le'e do ofAlooho, ~ Zs2"
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON May 29-I23t p m.-UDited states Finetwenty
bonds lo67s, 1o94 New $1ves lo2t Erie a"sy shares
15iz
aynaroo May 2oi2So n s,SSns e & and IN
sales 5000 bsles including 1000 Males for speculation and
port Sales Middlig uplelds nothing below
iood Ordinary deliverable June and Suy I'D do.
81 IA, I'D.
UyEkPooI, May 29-2 moi the safe Of Cotton today,
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lands nothing diddlings deliverable Junc ana
July at 7a.d. Lard. 63i%d63 v cwt Bacon oiISPo"
for Long Clear Mddes. ,,,a,.L
Paris dispatches quote Renes at Cal. Doc -. y.,,e.
LONDON May 29-9 80 mfaris dispatches duo'e h'"
at CAT $50. A., 20. rc,
LONDON May $3.50 p m-spirts Turpentine' 2ss' pci
cwt ,,..,.,,. oa,d A
LIVERPOOL, May 29-4So y m.-Rehned Petroleum e'4a"
l04l. per gallon.
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PROVIDENCE AND sTONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation q sToXIXGTTCX LINE apa raoyIDENc1
SrONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDEHCF. NbWPORr ASD BOSTON.
- TIE elegant steamers hIioDE ISLAND: !.SDAArSS
M6SDA2s, VEINS DAYS and fridays, leave Pier So
through rEes to ~ principal points in Gland and
the Provinces b. obtained al r1ai Depo t lioet
dess a ssco s ] co9Sy 'SI a. 81 d ~
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
PAYS VIZ ga AMI mDAf5 aS HALAiPE pa,
~ ISot Of sns'n M at x m Tee' loH'ei"
Freight via either line taken a. lowest rates .,,.
L. W. FILKINs. General Passenger Asea;: 80
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
4 GREAT Trunk LINE AND UNTIL STATES MAIL,
Ccrilandt sis, as follows: ~
with F aed cs a RsSsES o ne & and SSSS
For Wiia4sport anf iSch Haven via Phal ,phia and
Ere r. II. DIV, coaqcclns AZ Philadelphia 30 a M for
meeting at CORY Ifaic Petroleum Ccnlf and Tie Oh
baltimore wa.,nsop and the sGatls "Laitel Wash.
nsn Express OF pullman paror Cars fy SSes, sunday
$40 a: m, d9pm snnd9y T. N n. o..oo p, ,oqos
ilol5o $40 gR M and IL night sa9ny' 400 -
30 o1 ana m E55a' aid q Io II a.
y 40 stc 40 5P 5 SSg DAG suSaa go 81 and SO
5 E,n 4a as $50 u.s. 5S e. 5G go SiS
10 For llT Essa E ana $50 H Ssaa am m
70 sC and az n aG s ssS SS and SS $50 S
For Woodbridge PerthAnbcy, and South Amboy and 10
For For New BTSnsTick aud m 70 o $40, 4lo, $50
6:iO I D. m, aud II night SUNDAY, P m.
For East Milestone, IL noon and . 20 p m;
FOR princeton. Z. $40 m. 1880, 2, 40 and = IN
For Fiemnston, Phiipsbars, and Bevidere $50 mr.
For Mercer and Somerset Branch 3 p m. ,,.. an,
For EIcehold 7 a. M 2 and iiO D. m.
For farmingiae and Squan. a. m. and . y. M. -
Hghstown Pemberton and Oanden VIA Perth Annoy
For iii ghtstown and Pemberton a.: ,,ooo
Trains arrive as @ ~ y, d,iy
except Monday. From Washington and baltimore 20 NJ,
RON rhs sSa lS J es sS' e 10 II s ia ia
is 4 r. Si5 SO $50 7S5, s4l, g2o. 1927 M sun
day o Se e ss and si BosTa o eo0
Of pesbrosss and Cortspdts No. HSSts6
Emigrsnt Ticket olice;,No. Battery place; ,,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Steam-
IL Champion aud Walter Brett viii leave Pier A.
foo. OF Canal st. daily except sunday at 8 p M
THE FLUSHING. NORTH SHORE, and
l. CENTRAL RAILROAD CONF s,o and pa
short route TO Babyon Bayshore, Isp sayVie aha "a
Leave Hunters Point $50 m.-Patchogue mail train WIN
parlor attached
with parlor car attached.
aa: rs s so lsG % small .sy
ains % and from fsmnsda Central PARK hys sw Yss
Loot c James saa Ssh sa.s MS.s % o
Ss >; has. hyer ~ s.Sss s si baggage ssesisS
st James slip and Thirty fourth = oncss sanSa Hns @
Pseosse r snS a iSr way Sgeas
For Flushing College WhitesOns and all Htsr%eas
s.I m l" 3d. iVo'' D. BxRToN ssndsaI
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ERIE RAILWAY.
May a. 1875 From Chambersst Depot For Twentyhrd'
u. see note below a, -. -, -
Coaches Buffalo AID sleeping Coaches To destination
IO4J A. m-Express Mall for Buffalo and Niagara Fala
Sleeping Coach 70 Suspension Bridge TO- A.. w.,
Coaches throughto Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas CIn
cnnati, Detroit and Chicago without change
Port 5erSs $780, $780, o. 40 and Io4s 30 $780,
" Middleiown 73o 1890 40 and io45 a. m, si5 49,
connect with New.lork and oswego Midland Railroad.
Rondout and kinfsi9n $50 a. ~ sIa $ , p N.
1910 and y pm Warwick 1880. 1915 and 90 pm
Ncwburgh 1870 1890. and l04j No. $3.50, and 80
sS5aTa 5S so 7 go So nj TO 81" SS c a fSS e
10 D. g. 1880 Il aud ~ midnight Edgewood, Hohokus
Allendae, and Ramsey,s. t5d5 G45 15o ts$9 70 and
crion '515 GAS. 7:3O, $50 91i 10 1915 30 Ia
noon .I45 g. 3y, 3;l5, 4:3o, ., 515 s. Gl5 $50 ~ 95
io25 $50 a. m I5, SIS 65. 1890 p, 40. 2 mdnlg6t
7sO $3.50 10 m II noon. .ll5.3 3Aj 45o ji5 $3.50.
i} $50 ay' 49, p go a. NJ 80 245, T. IGj SIS 90
Hl5, 74j p M. aud 1880 Saturday alshts only. spnng
'd Enge " 9Y and Spar Z $50 o $50 H. 30 245
4 445, 5IJ G30 i7lJ, 7ij D. M and LILO saturday nights
crcssk 7 $50 10 oGOa m 10 30 245 g. 5lJ. CSC, i7i5.
745 D. m, and 1880 saturday nights only
NOTE.Trans leaving chambersst on even OF Dau hours
leave 23ds fifteen inmates earlier than above hme; trans
leaving Chambers 81. quarter honrs rave .d It, thirty
minutes earlier Boat leaves 23d st. at II 20 D. m.
connecting with trains leaving Chambersst a; ii so D. No.
Tickets for pas age for apartments Drawing
Sleeping Coaches 10 obtained and orders or the checking
24l 529 and 81 broadway; No Courts Brooklyn,
al xpr . tras RON tho West arrive NcwYoTx at 40
O. H.. 40 and :j5 p m. ,,
NAM otk
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MADE TWO MONTHS.

A WALL STREET OPERATION.-TUE BANK
ING.HOUsE or ALEX. FKOTIIINCHAM & CO..
NO. IL WALL-sr., WHO DEAL IN STOCK PRIV
ILEGEs, HAVE PAID THIS ENORMOUS SUM TO
THEIR CUSTOMERS DURING THIS SHORT
SPACE or TIME. SOME PERSONS HAVE MADE
A. hIGH AS $1,000 FR0li ONLY 300 ORIGI.
NALiY INVESTED, AID MANY HAVE MADE
81 coo AND OVER FROM ONLYsJ0 THEY PAID
IN 4 SINGLE DAY OVER $4,000, FOR WHICH
only 5000 received &7Coo net profit to various
people They employ continuously from twelve 10 fifteen
peent bookkeeers and assistants WIN Ihs sliong force
This energetic firm well deserves the credit Of beng
acknowledge that they have established this bust
ness III TIE snoit space OF FIVE years -. 49,. ~.
the Union Dominion a Canada from Tie Island o Cuba
they receive orders rom IcTsons continually dealing
in socls Ter business has become that two
experienced pOEdents employed t. attend 70 thor
class newspaper published IL the United states To this they
attribute portion OF H. cless We an. those dssing
FOR uprghtneSs and WHO conduct their business upon
They also weekly report q IL, condition OF affairs in
Wall b.; which they are gao 70 mail Il e Tor one year. 10 any
Sew. YORK Commercial Advertiser SAYS:
The barking house o, Alexander fro bingham Co. No IL
Wals' in its employ twelve boks perS and assistants
to six men Tis have established their entire baslness
the last ave yealS
Messs Alexander rockingham Co viii furnish to those
desiring invest in wall It. explanatory circ"lrs cotnu
Waiist. New.Y oIk City.
TLs odostab5ed house Offers facilities for specuating
investment Of money ranging rom 80 40 any amount
and gives small investors the same yataee as those no m
W. t9aans o % have retnTp@J profits from 500 10
operations nevertheless true "a substanIaed by The
nucuItOu of prices al the STOCK Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
II SONS OF LARGE AND SMALL MEANS TO ~.
VEST.-The WEST POINT MANI FACru itlNG COM,
pASY ia organized with authorized capital Of SJOouOO
sharcs $50 purpose Of operating mourning MIL OF 20
ran Of bl1 (ils largest in tie UIited Siaes, WOODEN,
paper aTl OIL MILL and agricultural manuiaCtoIy inc
Company the best improved water power ~ We country
Ic shares offered for sale aud
10 each person that 90 lot valued at 500 viii be
rjvan 40 shares worth sos; 100 shares, lot worth
800 Lots Will 'front.' the mills. When the nl gre bull Tue
lois will uCrca,o as hc shares AID the investors
VIII doic their money year. The Company is Goa
fGom OF making per III capital stoc lon Johh
d. Neigh President tC Company has the Lest reiercnces
&c For further information address j. D. NELIGH, or
LIVINGSTON * CO.. Agents 20 Broad way, Ne"-Nori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS.
" NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANIiATIAfs GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD .
all OF Brooklyn and NcwYork Gas Securities dealt
IN by GEO. III. PkENTISS,
23 80 Broad St, y. v
NNONTCLAIR RAILWAY co. OF NEW
IVA JEsIY Bondho'dcrs gro rcquitel to deposit drr
NcwloTS state Loan AID Trust Co, 30 Wall
before June 8h prOx ia order to participate Ia The
II reorganization On that dav. 5000 .. 80.
". .. MCDOWELL, Secretary,
Pondlulicls' Committee, lJ9 Broadway.