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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LURIHnN.
UNITED STATES FIVE PER cEsTs-REpoITEp

| UNITED STATES FIVE PER CEaTs-REPoETED
SUSPENSIONS, &C.
LONDON, February THE Times, in its
financial article, says the market is bare OF
United States new FIVE per cents-the funded
loan.
II Is reported that j. and G. Henderson &
Co., grain merchants Of Liverpool, have sus-
pended. Their liabilities are reported at
81 SOC, 900. though their assets are good.
LoSDos, February 7.-Csrdina Manning
writes TO the Times stating that the teie-
grams from Rome that he Intends to proceed
thither TO promote union OF portion OF
the English riluni.tic clergy with the 10.
man Catholic church, and that he had made
proposals to the Vatican looking to that end,
are both from first 10 last wholly devoid of
truth. He says: "No scheme whatsoever on
| the subject of ritualism has ever been con-
ceYed by ue, and none has ever been, to my
knowledge, proposed, or opposed, or defend
ed. at Rome"
Viscount Galway is dead.
Spain.
CHARGES OF FRAUD, &C.. AGAINST TEE eoy.
ERNNENT IN THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
LONDON, February THE Times pub
fishes letter from Seville giving details of
the recent elections in Spain for members Of
the new Cortes. The letter says the frauds
and intimidations practiced by the Govern
ment in the conduct Of the elections have
done more to destroy confidence and pro-
mote discord in the provinces than can pos.
sibly be estimated.
In one town in AndaIusia the Liberals
presented protest, whereupon five or six
persons were imprisoned Men.of- war were
sent to ports of known Liberal procliyities,
and armed car5ineers and police to others.
Austria.
EXPULSION OF AN EMINENT JOURNALIST.
LONDON, February THE Ti1nes's Berlin
special says that Dr.. Levichor, an eminent
Prussian journalist and the Vienna
correspondent of several German pews-
papers, notwithstanding the intercession
Of the German ambassador, and despite
Levchon's weil-kuown moderation, has
been expelled from Austria on the
charge OF disseminating intelligence I'M
favorable to the realm in letter to Prince
Aursberg, the. Austrian Prime Minister.
Turkey and Montenegro.
ST. PETERsBURGu, February 7.-Negotia.
tons between Turkey and Montenegro for
the cession of territory are pending. The
latter is officially denied, but it is stated that
it is necessary for Montenegro to find in.
creased pasture lands. Turkey offers pros
pect for satisfying this requirement at an OPP.
perfume moment, but the settlement of such
special questions now would complicats the
general issues.
Bohemia.
RUMoRED CHANGE IN THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Berlin cor
respondent of the Times says: According
to apparently correct intelligence from
Prague, the Vienna cabinet is on the point
of resigning, and ministry, under the
presidency of Count Taafe, an Utramou.
tame, and the present Governor of Tyrol,
will take Its place. AS the policy of the
Austrian censor (Andrassy) and the Ultra
montanes towards Germany and Turkey is
very different from that Of the outgoing
administration new and disturbing element
| is suddenly added to The political situation"
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New York Items.

New YORK, February 7.-Morris F. Bess-
ing, a carrier, has been arrested for robbInS
the mail. 1t is supposed that he has alb
stracted over 1000 letters, some OF them
valuable.
Dolan, who killed Mr.. Noe, has been re-
sentenced to be hung on the 2lst of March.
William j. Rec, convicted of forging notes
to the amount OF $4,000, was sentenced to
FIVE years Imprisonment.
A strong movement is ahoat by the savings
banks 10 reduce the interest from SIX TO hle
DER cent, commencing July 10.
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Sale of BlOOded Horses.

SAVANNAH, GA, February At the close
of the last days races of the Savannah
Jockey Club, which took place to-day, Bar
ton & Medinger's stable of five horses were
sold at the track, aggregatiug Ss,49O. They
were purchased by parties from Virginia,
North Carolina, and South Carolina.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 7-Noon.-Stocss fen OF
shade after opening. but rallied again. Money.
3. Gold, 1l2a. Governments steady. States gaiet
and steady.
Ereafng Money. 5. Sterling firm at 4s6. Gold,
ll2i@l 125. Governments steady. States quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 7.--Vircinia consols, 5S4.
West Firgipia'S, gu North Carolina 6's, old, Is !;
new, s; special tax, 2. Bid to- day.
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--1- ! IHUMELAND, FeDI UaIy Z, IoTU. :
Editors Dispatch; Our usually quiet
ueighborhood was disturbed last night by
the alarm Of lire. Mi Thomas Hill had his
barn burned, with six horses, three colts,
ami some other stock, besides quantity Of
corn, which belonged to his tenant. Loss
estimated from $500 to $4,000. No insu-
rance, 3. I. ].
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METALS, DC.
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.
LANES 9 John \. GORDON

JAMES & JOHN y. GORDON
offer for sale AZ lowest rates, at Nos. and Four
teanth street, near Exchange Hotel,
REFINED BAR. HOOP, aud BAND IRON;
SWEpEs and COUNTRY HAMMERED IRON;
HORSESHOE IRON, NAIL RODS, IRON AxLES
SMALL ROUND. and SQUARE, OVAL, HALF OVAL,
rS ,;tI and AMERICAN CAST and ENGLISH ard
AMERICAN clustered STEEL;
HoREsuoE NAILS BALTNG WIRE, TIN PLATE,
PIC and BAR TIN, SHEET ZINC,
SPELTER, ISGoT COPPER, TIMERS SOLDER,
CUT NAILS. GRINDSToNEs,
STAR and TREDEGAR HORSE ana MUtESnots'
THIMBLE SKEIss, WAGON and CART-BoaEs'
Ia 12-1meod -
ATETALS.-100 tons best hEflNtD
IA IRON, assorted
SEEDES and NORWAY IRON, assorted;
MAYORS CAST STEEL-Ant, square, anu oces-'
sSeE Egsi and AMERIcANBLIsTERED STEEL
PIG-LEAD, PiG-TIN,
pJn nss AanatlNERICAN SHEET-IRQN:
HoRSESH0Es HURS ESHOE NAiLn1 ,1- Il
SHEET ZINC, SAIL-RODS,
| PLOUGH-PLATES,& &c. For sale " a. M
! dc l4-sodam E.&s. WoRTHAA q w
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Stricken with Paralysis.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
LYScHBrRG, Va, February T. Dir. John
Fl. Tyree, a well.kuown and prominent cltl'
zen, was stricken with paralysis to-day.
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'rcNnI Appeurauc., If sar RIai..n

say th,., " the friends OF ex-Speaker Blaine
tbr b~,, "c Is preparing for another raid on
tor. "ocfa'ic camp, aud will begin opera.
lelJ. ,' d ie" days. 1t is hinted that be in
h, 49, ~ make hukluX outrases the basis of
cynl1,, attack. Shortly after his amnesty
''''' ar Blaine, in conversation, said
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SOUTH BRANCH CATrLE.-D. L. Wilson, Of
Hardy county, West Virginia, sold forty.
four head last week, which averaged as fol-
lows: Tbrty-one head, 1920 pounds; eight
head, 1886 pounds; five head, 1875 pounds.
Thirty-nne Of the above cattle averaged
1,GlJ pounds.
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that his performance was over, the curtain
down, and the lights out, but if his friends
are right he is going to ring the bell for an
other art
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PIANOS. ORGANS, dc.
RE MOvALs.

OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION IRON ANDl
NAIL. WORKS COMPANY, 4
W. RICHMOND, VA, February 3, 1875.
THE OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES; OF
4 this company have been removed 10 the build
Ing fronting on Cary, Fourteenth and MIL Streets
X. T.. BLANREHSHIP,
fe 4-1w -C0mmercial Agent
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, No. HOS Main
- street, Richmond Va. agent MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of NEW YORK. Cash
assets over $75,O00.000. Cash dividends surpass-
ing all others at first and every anniversary of poll
cies. Premiums payable annually. semi. annually,
and quarterly. The oldest, largest, and cheapest
company In the United States ia Ism
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Tweed's s8,0OO,O00 suit was commenced
to-day before Judge Westbrook.
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DYEING, CLEANING. DC.

.NEcKEN.NEY'S STEAM DYEING AND
lHI NtgA NSING ESTABLISHMENT
Is the place 10 have GESTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
cleaned, and, faded wearing apparel, re-co9rsd
LADIES' dressss stawls, sacques, &C., cleaned and
dyed Goods received and returned By express
4ls larshali street, near Eitbs no 16-am
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lust RECEIVED full stock ofmSsp
~ GENTLtM EMS, LADIES'. MISSES gSMS
BOYS chill DREh,S; and lNFANTs'S M,
BOOTS, CATERS, TIES, &C.; all prime 0<as
goods. and from trst.cass manufacturers.
TRUNKS, FALISES, SATCHELS, &C. down at
bottom prices. j. a. GRlGG,
ia27 Tenth and Main Streets
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE.-Holders of our notes payable
~ one year after date February 8, 1879 will
please present them at once for payment.
ISAACS, TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
frS II II Main street.
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N y. WALKER d CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STRRE7,
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
.SURANCE- COMPANY, OF London and Edin
burgh ,Englaud-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMP OF Cincip
natl Ohio-assets ever 81. 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY, OF New York-assets over a500.000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, or Lynchbnrg, Va.--assets oye
ATLaNTIC INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-assets over S300.90O.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook'
lyn. n. Y.-assets over S2,000,0 600.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over 100000:
I,eposlted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 So,
600, Losses euuItabiy adjusted and promptly pale
at this agency Applications solicited, and imme,
date attention given tkereto. &C IL
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
TOHN H. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

Representing the
Royal (of LverpoolJ, assets. S25 600 900
Imperial ard Northern (of Lendon),
Connecticut and Hartford, assets...... 100000
Lynchburg Banking and Insurance
Company. assets. 6oU,OUG
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia. $4,000
Liberal and prompt settlement of all claims I
this agency. Applications respectfully solicited.
ia 3-3m
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CAFE INVESTMENTS.

We have for sale FIRSTCLASS REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES, running two, three, four, and five
years ut rates that will yield eight, nine, and ten
per cent. to investors; also, -
MERCHANTS ana MECHANICS INSURANCE
CUMPANY'S STOCK.
STOCK, ~
ALREMARLE COUNTY TEN PER CENT.
BONDS. WILLIAMS K GIBSON,
fc 5-3t Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
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6urIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.

II ILTNS DANh H1CHMDND.
PAID-Up CAPITAL ...................sl0O , 900
SIRPL Observation-Disclosures. ..........., Sle,OUO
Il. W. PICkRELL, President.
+. g. SSEAD, Cashier
Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject 10 check without notice.
and interest allowed on sam" If not checked on
more frequently than two or three times awctk.
Bank open every day from O'Clock A. NJ. ill
O'Clock Z. NJ, and on Saturday from p. VI. Ill Z
T. NJ DE- 29.cod3m
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Soldier Drowned.

WASHINGTON, February The Signal
Service observer at Cape Henry reports
the finding Of the dead body of soldier on
the beach half mile south Of the No. Life.
saving station. The body was clothed in
blue overcoat and pants. and had on waist
belt, croSs-belt, and cartrdgc-boX. The un-
derclothiDg was marked with the name OF
J, Grier.
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Fire An Culpepex.
HOMELAND. February Z, 1876

IA good suggestion.l
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, rising or stationary
barometer, northeast 10 southeast winds, and
generally warmer and cloudy or partly
cloudy weather will prevail, except lower
temperature in the first district and rain
areas for Georgia westward.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
and high barometer, north to west winds,
colder and partly cloudy weather, and sue.
ceeded in the former By caSterly winds.
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The MN ! I Soss

me Mex lAannt e9eo1s
n = Abcut lS:'s 4 4! ltssSs oS Jnns a6 ssyx.
\ I eaamae 80 IriGht 61turlay night,
E9EallllAs9 N N s2 ~ dinafy a. and
q apYssxs9 sG1 = h as from n eM 01aaAnI.
lsfy nys w. Stsfn NV, Sbouf
Ipying sloWly tuy y ~ ,,s,'Sd ~ IN !;
1S6y lnott0A VI Y 4 Al sSSt. ~ + N n NJ
hurst int0 + SAS 4! "A N a. a sSt ,;.ss; " !,
4 a ~ s.s Y. buTp Nun
AlAS .! ~ y q ~ ~ Al SeiS1.
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HssAsr Co. =. \ \ . \ Y n n !. sAs \ \

From the IfOy se3In x3 l.l .sSs u NJ
bn Radeli6s sf llogSis e1 J. u s.s \
h4nged hi6psl \ n H. 4 "a !. ". nl1 ~
yesterday. ae'w1s MAJ lxty N 49, 4.
and lGlysS Y ~ aS hEa ss1s s.ax.i ~
Ten. n HeE EwA4 l. 6oi ~ 4.
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Personal Intelligence.

Personal Intelligence.
ni has cancer.
Poland Is a disappointed man.
nap will not deliver q Fourth of July
Tor Thurman attracts no attention
ke galleries.
kssors Dana and Trowbridge, Of Yale,
chicago.
Flood, the big bonanza miner, is in
City, New.
or Frelinghuysen has q molassessy
lut 10 not strong.
ead's only notoriety is because he
letter from Frank Blair.
e Eliot:-"Where marriage is in
ent, gilr's sentiments are safe"
lnnecticut man scalded forty six
pfpotato bugs on less than three
fessman Jim Garfield wears q black
ttoned around q thick and awkward
irl said of her lover, SO . Democrat
Of Tllden, "He isn't pretty, but
H."
Senator Jack Logan is in Chicago
pn the ordinary seats of a hotel and
mo airs.
Chittenden, Jr., of Milwaukee, a
of the Hon. 8. B. Chittenden, car
consin for Tilden.
font Of plea type, four glasses of
an occasional word about Beecher
to runa Milwaakee newspaper.
porhees, the tall sycamore of the
swooped his oratorical arm aloft
q tue gussets out Of the stars.
Horse Harry" Watterson, of the
Oourier-Journal, came out OF the
Convention with laprels on his
E. G. McCook, formerly of Colo
very handsome man, with q beau
eche, and he used to have agents
Ne at Denver.
est farmer is swinging his scythe
et field, occasionally going up to
the fence and taking a long
the molasses Jug.
pnsin child was walking on the
picked up by locomotive, and
u several hundred yards on the
sr without being hurt.
recent London fire, 1900, 900
tea were destroyed, but the
as only that Of three days con-
and the market was not affected
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Astated Mexicans.

o,,n";n IM Gal. Isdepsndsnt publish
- % ~ orSSensationsl item: eve
Mar;can % on very good authority
,;tw ~ faa, h;S of San Andreas
,no;ua n.ey ~, - =. h Y incensed at what
{the lssvo proposed or 81 d dYpiliating insult to
'fs fiar in the Fonlay Of the captured
the MEXICAN Mof July process
! to wreak dire ven Veterans, ana
the flag. A young $nce ana re-
Hal among her countr xlcan iady,
Ereliable, Returned FROM and thor
dreas, yesterday, and Sd vlsit 70 70
dexicans are making preRat NO
b this city on the Fourth, ai0ns 70
on and recapture the flag. tle
lie rum0r up thefs !, " tu1x N
mt cfheasSd diScnse seicn! IN @ Y llC|
vi can hardly think Ahy ~
iously scOntemplat 4 - i0ol lhax \ K
an ut As 'tk1t, aIl1 4 ~ ~ ftatl1
knger " thelnsel elvee, ~ 1pemh ~
y 1fexiGa1 citlzen1 ~ Alt0e ~.
sitiyS 0n tho QuaDt DtSons IA 9rl
iag capE1ted dnxfng Z NGf n II Il
"a ins y Nd sof N i1tnph or a = ASs
bhy bIt fatlIor Il ~ ~ cre6 6onel ~
X authenti N " A ~
as thSy l6ok upon \, Of the stirx'
when fhey swef6 cCnfa4 ~
Ter, ifsAgy cysneat S \ taAe 4! I! ls1a /. y!
II 1k0aI6 VI Er0Wn, IA ~ ltt n
ationS mn1 \ N SAse3 i ttakl 4 i 4 XIV y
Ich the flSEy n thk /. w
ArnSfi |, ShSte 1td1 d1nSe Sg tns !
60 wifh lapQalty Il \
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j j
~ rIIifsx : : Z ? - ~ \! '#sE q q &

- y!
Love ygay yeyex Z II n II s.sF lsSsss|l1
Oh my loves
ke j not worshippsd yop ~ long ys2rs
he Inot given ycn bonn lacus teazs,
Oh my Qnssn 4
te not said when the Spring was here
ssAweHt, my sweet,
ke than the pride and flower ofthe year
Oh my sweet7 Iiss
8 1 not said Id the d1wning gray, N
NHeart, my heart, |.
III zoe my lady ere close of day, Z,
Oh my hearth
I not said Id the silent night.
"DOvA, my dove, X ss Vi
IT Of voice aud rapid 81 Night,
Oh my dover
not said in the Summer hours, y
Rose, my rose,
ly exalted above all flowers,
Oh my rose7" ISL
4 not said in my great despair.
s'sOnl, my soul,
As a grievous burden to bear,
oh my ssul9" -
] not turned to the sea and said,
Life, my life, M
be not mine, be thou my bed,
Oh my life r. (. n,
not dreamed OF your eyes and cried,
Light, my light,
ne where love may be satisfied,
Oh my hght?'
not trodden weary road,
Sainl, my satnt7
here at last shall be my abode,
Oh my saint?
mes say In an hour supreme.
bride, my bride,
hold you fast and not in q dream.
oh my bridev'
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5s WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.. wv n
Oelaware state Bonds... ...... 49,. l021f los
Wilmington City BOnds. I. ..lO3 los
Delaware r: r. drst mtge., .,.......l01h l02]
extension. .....:... 90 l0l
Wilmington Il Reading r. r.
lot mortgage ge,.".................,. 30 40
Wilmington y Reading r. n.
I'd mortgage, ...........,........ 2 s.
Wilmington Il Western r. r.
1st mortgage. ....................... Is 20
Delaware r. r. Stock k.................. "a Is
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.......... s. 80
National Bank of Delaware. =. 800 sos
Will. 4 AB'dyWine,. 6lk 6S
First National Bank .............,,,,,,.l ,.l45 $50
Union National Ban nk.................. n 4S
Farmers Bank........ ...................... A 43
Delaware Fire Insurance ........,.. "a 26
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PHlLADELPHIA AARKETs.
Stock Market.
PHILADELPHlA. Jnlv i. 1874.
Philaaelpn1a Trade Report.

Saturday, July 1.-Bark is nominal at $2{
per ton for No. Quercitron, Prices Of
Tanners Bark are nominal,
Seeds Cloverseed is neglected. Timothy
is worth $2.60@2.70.' :Flaxseed is inactive;
sl.S5 Is bid by the crushers for new crop, to
arrive.
Cofee-The tone Of the market continues
fair, but there is an absence of activity.
Flour and Meal-The Flour market ex-
hibits no Improvement. either In the vol
ume OF business effected or in prices.
Gra'n--Wh heatis offered only to mod
crate extent and the demand Is not urgent.
Sales Of 900 bushels at $l.38@l. 40 for Penn
sylvania red; $l.37@ l3S for do. amber; SOc.@
l.lO for western sprouted and good red.
10 bushels Of Pennsylvania Rye sold at
soc. Corn Is in fair request at former
prices. Sales OF Is 600 bushels at SIC for
Western, ksouthern and Pennsylvania
yellow; t5@5Sc. for mixed; and $50. for sail
|: g. b. Oats sell at 35@46c. for white and
30@33c. for yellow.
Whiskey is steadSat 81 IA for Western
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CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. July 3.-The market for Beef
Ca' tie was fairly active this morning. but
prices were shade lower. Sales at $4,000.
Receipts, 1903 head.
The following sales were reported
Head.
100 Martin Fuller & Co Western $4,000.
g I Mooney. Western, @6
ll2O James McFillen, Western, 3A@6
206 McArdle & Miller, Western, 54@6N
342 A. Il j, Christy, Western sos
Ul Nc Fillen & Hro,, Western, $1,000
81 B Mooney, Western, 5H@6Z
81 ID. Smyth 4 Bro, Western 5H@6H
~ James Clemson, Penna, SOC
So ID Smyth, Western 5@5A
385 G..Schamberg &C.,, Western 5@8
1l2 L. Frank, Western, T. 5@614N
+ 81 e Mooney, Western 5@6
20 L, Horn, Western, 5@5h
60 II. Chain, Jr.. Western, 4@4N
"a James s. Kirk, Western, 5N@6ls
1T r. Maynes Western 5I@5X
20 Grouse Martin, Western, 5N
Sheep met o moderate demand at 4A@5L.
Receipts, Is, 900.
Receipts, $500. -
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-19
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE U. S.

Is the mos, direct: CONVEX ient and econom.
ical way OF reaching Philadelphia and this
great Exhibition from all sections of the
country. Its trains too and from Philadel-
phia will pass throuffh grand G nte Lnial
depot, - hich the company has erected at
the main entrance TO the Exhibition
grounds for the accommodation of passen-
gers who wi h TO stop at or start IRON the
numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station anc the Exhibition-a convenience
OF the greatest value to visitors, and AFFORD
ed exclusively by he Pennsylvania Rail.
Dad, which is the only line running direct
the Centennial buildings. Excursion
rains will lso stop at the Encampment Of
he Patrons OF Husbaudry, al Elm Station
on this road.
The pennsylvania Railroad is the grand
est railway organization in the world. 1t
controls seven thousand miles of roadway.
forming continuous lines 10 Philadelphia
New York, Baltimore, and washington,o over
which luxurious day and night cars are
run from Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, Gin
clnnati. indianapolis, columbus, Toledo,
Cleveland and Erie withous change.
Its main line is laid wife double and third
tracks OF heavy steel rails upon . deep bed
of broken stone ballast, snd its bridghs are
all of iron or stone. ITS passenger trains
are equipped with every known improve
ment for comfort and safety, and are run at
faster speed for greater distances then the
trains of any line on the continent. The
company mas largely increased its equip
ment for Cedtennialtravel, and will be pre-
pared to build in its own shops, at short
notice sufficient to fully accommodate any
any extra demand. The uHequaed re
sources at the command of the company
OF the company guarantee the most perfect
accommodations for all it's patrons during
the Centennial Exhibition.
The magnificent scenery for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad is so Justly celebra-
ted presents to the traveller over Its perfect
roadway an ever-changing panorama of
river mountain and landscape views une-
qualed in America.
The eating stations on this line are I'M
surpassed. Meats vii. be furnished at suit.
able hours and ample time allowed for en-
)oying them.
Excursion tickets, at reduced rates. will
be sold at all the principal railroad ticket
offices in the West, Northwest and South
west.
Be sure that your tickets read via the
Great Pennsylvania route to the Centen-
NAL.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD r,,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agt
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