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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26


PBuApELPH1A Mach .5.-FLoUs uDctsuE@t; Nhea' frn
,7t ,csIr.; WHITE : 7eG s5i Res IL 59al co. CosS
.rtivs. Yel6u Ss- sf,st WHISKY 2i 1Sc
EEr ORIsaSs Msrch 9i-CoTTu> advanced e. "'' 90
d,y 10 60 bAles Md6ips HE. hoLAssEs &c o't' '';
COES 90. BICoN-sides &c. scerluE kNCitNSt rsd'-S
Nyv-ORLFaNs Msrt 25-CoTrOY-rhe .ales to-dsy S-re
1900 taIzs 80 rks. closing firm ". . Tor Aidihn-
SALE. OF the week tj 60 bses receipts of toe week . ~
bsie, ss.u.. 3 30 corresponding week ast ye.T rt
por a The week s2CO bales railing the o's Exports tos
season 20 l7Cod bsl.s; ircreAed rsc-ipt q tns po -o
bales: dH.o ~ al southern ports 3e,a3 oses sois IN
cleared 40 eco baes against $50 90 ~ time st year
SUGAR buoysn; 6ic. for fly Fair FLoVE dull siP-Ihls
. ST. CoFFEE firm Prime r.. sal. Of lie seek iVp
b,r, import. Of the week 81, total imports his 'sscn,
m Coo os1s against is So ls,t yeAE '.o;k a@ bags sS,n
CScTSSsT March 3 -FLoUs UNCHANGED saie' 2ooo s6
G. IS sup4ftle. WHISKY i1i A. 20 W.
PoEE sl775 BUlEsfDFs--ssss OF - 900 n. a. So. In
Bacon .nd LAID uo'hi8g done.
s,v,NN.H March 2i-The ssss of Corros for ths week
SIN 10 30 bales ard receipts for the same l@ 80
ssnr l1. the espoaiius period 49, year Sck u
r. bales Increased receipts a. al the os s9VV'
taes. 80,
March 2S-CoTroN uncbaured sale. - isy ~ bass
CHARLESTON. Mach 2irh- sales 81 COIroS t3i we're
3O0 bsie, uakins those for the week Geo bales The
u ate co,.s advance Of b. the mid Ing 11ate'
nr.r.d with est week Good aiidnE quoed 81 H.c.
March 95-CoTToN- today 2D 5,-s, The market u
sovAucir ?; Of the sales fU bales AZ u. ~ j.
AUeUsr, Mach l-rbere h.s been large spec-IaiIve
ipqury fr Corros to-day. End the sales up 100 bales
March 25-CorToNAn ,yersse business without caarse IN
rstss
BALTIMORE Mach 25-sEE,DsrUFFs dull WHEAT DE-
ciuE Yellow Co.'s declined lc ana selling - Is Si " ae
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The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
M peek of tie Eourtb. offered the folio wing

THI STRIKE MEETINGs.-rae furniture carvers held
q meeting last evening a. Steubtn Hall, Mr. Clark in
the chair More than half Of ths propretors Of shops
have raised their wages from about 81 - per day to
20 a. o. TIE number Of large establishments devoted
to this description Of work is about q employing %3
Een. In addition, there is a large number of small
,hops, employing several hundred more worknen.
The esp makers held their first meesngon Thursiay,
at Social Reform Hail. a. which no business was done
except TO commence organisation, by the election
Of VIM N.ufer as President and j. Frilch Secretary.
They propose demand % per cent increase but are
not o. yet on strike. The number o. large shops Is
about %, employing 800 men, small shops employing
fotr TO six men each, about 30.
The varnisbers also assembled and organized last
evening, at Steuben Hall, but have as yet taken no
steps necessarily identifying them with the strike
moyement
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 70, 1853.

Eu.r /. IN f- de-1za a. lee for oao, Aae i-G i''
gi... Cheese ia sssdy q, ga . q, tn. = n,
NICE u ,-sssv VIM sses O. 20 hero.s a. Q 'oGf -
rsere isinr I'D prices -. 80 s1y i,,s Of
sEFDs-The us-kst Is 'issty f'r C7,r Seet ne e-na
s,,tr s.~. ~ 10 huiE. 3: IfGl'3 I'm5hg sea
IN -,6ls,- 'or r. houe .rads ss~s - 40 bsfs
49, ,o-.xpr Rolrh flax SEED "a qi't .. u % oi'--
G. .t IN + e.s s-tiv- bit pr - A. s'anro n'
.Ae, are ispore; tsy telegraph N S''ol D. f-4i'
q NE, s.r3n o, SIC 8 mos.
SFAS-T1. his morning vas ~eI e--sno-a -
s.iry tr,r-.d All The Gres-s were sot a. 'hsc"
s-r. Bae old ard NASTY. and oaT CO 'l y i
A. -. balance withdraw. TIE f5loN ~ N- h"
r,ir... H,son T. Sc YoG1g Tyson ga &c Tor ineiff
4c FOR NE diu and - 1j5ic for nce q1Aityi S-nPNi
~ A. i5l r uaiiuul AID 4! 81 cr good = ar@
al Ts gsd from . Sc, 70 quN,yi Tyson sAL 'id -
: a2ic. ard HTscu TWElEsyai ;3G5s; v.,
TORACCO-Thsre {, moderate temsrt f9r heaultJ
Ob.r kipes ar quiet: Aeso f rs hhes ksh.csy
az h.. savan. 23G42. and lt0 seed Y ~ q
TIy-Pg 70 mains qust tru 'slss - ~ tab a T.
r B.o,s sad 5 cash fos Straits Sa;ss are inactive
but rr~s, sustained. 80. H. =,
TALLoW-sss rrss 4. s.es3y &c demand hslt; ',s' OF
II Geo n 5: Il t.. casa.
WHIsKY-The market il over the demand ,Air Hies Of
tcf hbis a. .8r .- ~
IL further chsns-. . $500 d,
bsEche3 4. tfc cash.
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Marine JOURNAL.
roRr or Observation-Disclosures u
Cleared.

anship Of Wsshinete tBr Pste, Liverpool O.
Dale.
ships-w. L. Lpdny, Gray, cronTtsdt J. w Elssl Co
C Cooser, Cofio Antwerp, Lsyu, HuIlblt Co Aurora,
O. ,fon 81 Johns b Grnnel; Chancellor Rul1sd q,
Liver pool Williams Guion Rhiae, Moore London Grinne
hiuigIn Co.
Baris-CAr.,a Pettigrev Para Yznssa DsiNAle Co H.
Shelton, Asilo, Msags, Chamberlain. Ph-lPs @.
Bnss-Norbe Light, Esose ST. Pierre O. A. DeToti snso,
Nexs Halifax. Whitman BIO Coz Jur5en konlt tOan
Nielsen Oporo l. g. Gsger; Norcross, Dyer Gtyeston,
O A. Fens Co; PeuguD, IDgh,m Bermuda, Mod eson L
Co. en-
schoo-ers-R NJ DemiT. Henddcksor, Savannah, Deni9
Co; A. Hocks Pkinney Wilmington Del, FuBch hsincse
surprbe Cole HshiaH n S. Jane. Hunter; j. p ElloS-t
del Apascnicol. r Po.t; Bird Csrrow Neg5srn, J.
sm,h i Co b W srog Ellndse, Norfolk, ~. Betei; =.
YsWip Avery Rchuoni Van brlnt ssSn; Kate Stewart,
Mather Savannah, ScIArton & Tslnsn
Soop-Tht ma. Hull Hull, Bristol msI,sr.
stesnsn-Tacory Ely Phi sdepL.a, N. Briggs Novelty,
Bell PhIsdelpbis, Briggs KIkPs.Iick.
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s~,upe ecsei an ssvea hin. on r O. Wissr Ho
r. tOnth,t article lie applied a. no h.JT. on =,
aerTy sTesed seoveT Who wss TAKEN before t9
City Han Police Court 49,,
EawsId HichmOt en- niehseDt EDtShmAn ani hrs WINS
Rswen goth from sprinsGsh Dioois aud tbe way 20
Liverpool Epssod 70 pay to.ir last Sepees 20 aeo~Sse
Asoi hr aIo 'inold By the same party 20 zoe
81 ass on ti.k,is worth oaly s6 Cor vhh : 10 each han
paid. The ticket provided only very Inferior a,h
oeaasn Which rot bartaned loT I'D = dss -. ~
Il Agreed thst n the snoommodtuon ~ "a. .y
which falsely fepresspt<d sA,nns
psevious the time advertised not sstisA
yssssse by leaving day might Dc Pesf'eo
&s< additional is-e winch Wa not sdSefee To- ~
psfnndsd the money.
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the week enirg OF re 1871, yer. 1895 ,uns North,
and ,965 ten. s,uts mshrg II eol Tues or tie week
sgsirs- s27 tara Cor cy-TespoBing week lac. ys,'
ard lt5 lC3 turs fcr the ysa-, ,gAns- 1882 TINS to
,sme date lsst yssr-shO6.Es an Lorease Of 2l,'il
.uns.
On the 10Th instant there we're detained at the Bar
Of be sou.h-.es: PISS of me Mississippi River for
wan, of water A ships vth 81 bales Of eaton anf
230o hhds tobacco. On the bsr were two ships, one
Of which, the Mary E. Campbell, with 5,oi6 bales,
wss on 90 days.
The annexed are the quo.s;iors for Currency, &c,
.a6 Lard Warrants Of M4,srs. lie Harsy & Co., No.
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Arrived

ism l,sara.hip r.hyle Murray Chsressoa - hours
Ship Haxss, Queen Young Liverpool F-5 3 md,e and so
p,.s c, II. sarha c.. Game og the South Chanas
40 80, fe n With ssyrs' and l.r.e a,d' oi Ice was
uA.,on Ct W. and N W ,wire' the entire pas.sse A.
Ship American Eagle Moore London snd PoItsnouth, mise
Ship sumafrA 1of s.isn Aboo saua Nov. TO- p..ssi
er Dec H. cspe q Coco Hope jan. 2 g.. He'sHs Feb
SAL Columbia Benz seuls. Bremen St days. md,e aud
ps,. c. Luius March - at A. lon 63 a. ow Bfem.
Is, Is ~ ol s. q ..w ,r1ea oeosrs. .ad sed. Of ce
sal. IA F'h Vote eroyiseuee esy, e.a,, 70 p.,:er
sasT Martha J, Cause, Smith, BF.ndywin., Del, days
S.fr col sl;erIsY Davis Charleston day, cotton 70
schr sai.i a. Van Brlls Savannah days cotton
s,sT Cioctlv HARDING. wlrehsm days nall % master.
scEr j. 4. Price, saAs Imiagt55' DEL day., tour 20
Bfc " Kias Corssts Rusvita, March H. .1sa. ard mo
A'e. Brett; Son 10. Tie oIig ANITA Oven Ray arrived
SIR stephen rsb,r Cook Hsv.n, March a. sugar o,rs,
&c. 20 maize. EIge5irEeed 'ssFy he,gy we,;h,I
Il ? Busk Co Experienced heavy weather. sprung bow
spit, ,ne BIS been d'y' y o. Hatssfs,
int sugar sfT ~ ce5..o. Sd IL co. va Sfs. asVa
SITTER, sHi Elnliis Bro~a Tor Portland Tae 5. ? sIpeh
seil. " d. WEI; M,utr9uefy ao4dou for Bri.:ol.
shr Nv. u Wl,1. oAnt.t; Srds' corn 70 A B.'ra';
81, Mar f5os s s t s.eyriae De- 2s.y. corn
scLr. J. yep-., Jones. Bstriors days, coal
sehr j. Clsrt st4 Besuort n c. days nsysl D
{. Murray.
SIR rs ,eh-r raylsr N1or Boston Day, oa,
Steamer Oeswatr. CoPe, Philadelphia AID Cape MAJ msss.
sr5 tsss 70 p Perkins.
steamer k,luebee; Had, Phusdelphia and Gaze MAJ,
u.dfe a.; pNs. . +. Perkins
Steamer Wetches,er Bsser Pr1yiteace mi,e. 20 Odel
Steamer P..re, Jones' Providence. mdse % ls.sc Oael
s,r,,:- squsa-W Wind Ugh: from \. L; ~e4hs, clear; no
ye,s-is = si.Et ro:.irE TePor;sG ashore
SANDY ao0k-ship An-Iicar Eagle trom London c1lins
IN he car n II HuIesa. Ship Harvest l--u, fon
Ly,rpoo the Ns-rows IL Of Achilles ore bag
tls Fay b0u.d b. SIP How Go srd bE sE y-.
srchoT a: s W Ipit cl.sAid bound Wind SCAT from 5 Z
vtsiler e.-4r.
BJ irlrI alton received the eAnsip B.;nJre preyo1ily
reported sgIk By collision WITH he steamship PApso, ~
Tsisrc IL lew
Ire steamer lssrt as With Hsh.e- ard gan. q men
EFF NL JACKET yesterday f ne sap Sa1ons
stAr. A.noIe OF Tuckeraack shoal.
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The Bulls Head BsDk hiss declared q semi annual
dividend tf & cert, payable April let. The New
Jerey Central Road has declared per cent payable
in full stock bn and after p April. The Reading Raj.
rosd Company gives notice TO the holders Of coupons
Of the Company, due on the lst proximo, 70 have
them at their efoe before the 3lst inst, when
rece os Will be given, and checks Will be ready for
delivery the Isl proXimo, IA exchange FOR suoh re-
o,ips. The coupons due on the let proximO on the
q cent frst mortgage bonds of Sunbury sad Erie
Rslroad Company vii be paid, on presentation ST the
Office Of the Compsoy on that dsy. The interest Ga
the second mortgage bonds Of the Ls Crosse Rosd Will
be paid at the 0cesn Bank on April ith.
Ire earnings Of the Milwaukee sni Mississippi Road
in Ma CO. are estimated at So 500 sgsinst 81, 1874 IN
March, 1858. Nothing oso give stronger evidence
of the prosrston OF business al the West than slch
receipts as these on road over two hundred niles
long. On Is. prox., $4,000 Of the plain bo1ds
mature with no provision for their payment. a
report will be made, understand, in a few Days
by the Southern Michigan RNlrosd Company OF
the result of the Business Of the past fiscal year.
The result, We understand, will show that the rosd
has earned the interest its entire debt funded and
floating, beside making extrsordnsry ex9endi-
lures sccount Of road repsIs, &c. The track
equpsge, &c, are reported TO be in first rae order,
and the managers sniieipste revival OF traffic during
the current fiscal yesr which will enable them st esst
10 earn the dividend on the guaranteed stock. The
great embarrassment of this concern is its floating
debt which is about million Of dollars snd which is
being slowly settled.
We hear Of bat about $500 coo going by the steamer
tomorrow in specie. TressaTy Notes are very inactive,
and held at par. For Government %, 1874, lOil is
bid, with some private ssles st l0i, in small lots.
There IS no pressure on the market Of these bonds.
The issue of 1865 have bsen freely taken 81 1872 10
tcipsion Of their being received in our iok Depart
ment at par for circulation Mr.. n. G. Brsdford jr.
hawley 4 Bradford, of the Stock Bosrd, leaves to-
monow Tor Europe. A .elegrsphc disps'ea from Chi
csgo states that the accumulation OF grain store last
week was 800 bushels sgapst 90 600 for the
responding week of lsst year. Tue difference in the
smouut Of flour snd whea, in store nos S. compared
with st year is 75+ coo bushes TIE decrease N the
receipts Of four and whoa. is equivalent to Oi0O00
bushels The incresse in tie receipts of corn e1esed
2O0,0 bushels. The business Of the Cesrng House
to day was sE 80. sll.
The coal shipments from the Scranton region, over
the Delaware, Lsckswsrps ard Western RslIOsd for
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CouRT or APPEsLs. March %. Nos. i3, IL, Is, a.,
81 ~ o. So Reserved for April No. lO7Raserved seneI-
All, for fourth week Nos $40, &c. siO Ioo l0-SIucS Of
No J1dsmept reversed and sent TO General Term on ersu'
rpent No "a Miller EmNns-ATguedi ~ H counsel I1r
appellant; j. Thompson, counsel for respondent NO 80
Smith EFT Holmss-ATgued Abel Meeke counsel for appel
lsnt James D. Mexican for responoent Brown AZ
Whteha Railroad CompanyMoton 20 corr. cases grantee
Lssmsn st Lewiston Railroad ConPn J-Motion to dismiss
stpcs ssSt.d. b. Van Syckel Motion - dismiss
sppoa trsr People rel jacob Cook s Ba,na 6ecs
or sheriff kcMoton oisns, nit Of denied Walton
"a. National Loan Fand Life Assurance soce.y-Motion 70
Shm sc appeal denied. Newlsnd ag Nnen-Mouon for re
.T,uus denied Judgment Of Spreme Court modified 30 Is TO
stand afh rnIed for the sun Of sf6le 70 49, 80, ~. . . .
C.LESDAR March %: Nos 30 ga So io e. A. A. 81
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FRoM HAYri.-A letter received in this city from
Hayti reports that Solomon left Port au Prince Feb
25 for Jamaica. His conduct had given ofense TO
the conservative friends of the Government. II
is said that the GoyenRent coffee which is 18th Of
the whole product would probably be sold hereafter
NJ auction on the island, instead OF shipping 1t to
New.Yoik and Europe on Government account,
which has been the custom heretoiorel Jour
nal March 81
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ny Gelegraph.

BOSTON tarch s5-soip Ssysrt Ect az during the night
ard i IL Nsws.dId she vii leave IL tos of hs
N~th a. sosr - TIE wes.her c.-sts Up.
- .e- h. Forbes l-t th uornlng 70 .srst ths .hio
SElo -Is srsr, or TucseruUck sbosl.
A. II = H. to1sy ,hlp >1oc.irE Star had twelve fee.
we n ttr Ut " yIns easy PGrsp ID Be pat
ehd ms s-Tooa TIE Eint vas fresn from he South.
Toe tlip ssyls sll remain. g. Ses- Bedford.
FtM-OhLtASs March 2t-Arr stips Ucion from, New
ION CsrrA.ic, Boston; JChA1 uis5sEg. HAVE.
aGch 5-Arr ship slraa H.not, from Boron LI1is
botss from PhlsrepbiA
eANAkNAH March sEArr. safp Lady Blaney ron
Liysrrss.
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Drofessicnai Notirss.
Ccpartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-GEORGE +. VAN BRUNT having
IN been taken into the 6rm Of Van Bunt Nstrons the
business will be confused BY the sub.crbe uuder The
Nos. zoo and ~ Chamoerrs, and at Nos S7to 81
West lsh, in tbe City Of New York aud at CHICAGO Ihnos
THEODORE VAN BRUNT.
CHAkLGs 3. WATROU9
NewYork Oct. |, 1883. GEORGE VAN BaUNr
The subscribers offer at their store In Chambesst hsa
Porn Beef and Smoked Meats % all kinds lowest essa
prices VAN BRUNrk VARIOUS,
Mes. go and 12 Cham oer,r-
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Disasters.

LNtEPooL, Msreh 4-Tne hall and nA.srAs CT he ship
Ina y r.sb;, x,re so.t ou 50 lat FER $3.50.
The arp Lhzs Young from Rsnor. suffered corstef
tey ~ collision, Or tie nignt q the th u With OsGov
Hesnef II re Channel Latter uFec aso. The T.
Ma CT ts-n % he Saef EIDE mas, AID several
yS-l 81 eeE 70 Els cod Wsrsr Esq Secretary Beard o!
IrceT~
sesroS, Mach 2SThe .ap skyArk in lssvinI He~ Bed
fore IN ,o~ q tss s.ssuis w H. Nebo the mud IN
esIse1sncs Of yery c~ tee fss,sa of rex. tide
s hs al Fsnasse ~ sSc.sr II Se~ Eeefcre dAfeor
by reSGsPL
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lRRlED.

BUEL-LAIDLLw-ID Brooklyn, ON Thursdsy March q, a.
The residence Of the brides father oy he Rev. H. j. Van
p,ke Dr. Bepry W Buel Of htchhd, Conn, 10 Mary Ann
G. osushter of John LaidlAw esq, OF BrooSlyu.
BEEKNAN-SAVAGE-On Tuesday March y, by the Rev
A. D. n Osborn, Geo. IT, Bsskmsn 10 Mis- Mary savage.
Ro6ERs-HELsoN-At the Beresu BSPtst Church on Mon
eay evening March a. by the Rev. J. Downing, d. ID, MI
FdwEd Rossrs 70 Mia Adelne A Nelson, all Of this city,
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Ssow SToRM SoUTH.-T6e Grand Junction Tenn
Quidnunc Of Saturday last, says
1--WE had a real whte-robed, hyberbOroean snow
siorm at Grand junction yesterday mOrniog. Think
81 that, snow storm in the eunny South on the
18Th AT March
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Me- u
The aggIegs.e interest on the funded and floating
debt was $6iS j3j d. and the Of expenditure Of
all kinds during the year over the earnings was
$l3s, $50 03.
II was stated some days since that the Committee OF
the Legislature OF Wisconsin had acquitted Governor
Bsshiord Of implicitly in the railroad land grand coz
ruptioD, with which our readers are slrssdy 100
familiar. The Haraukte Ntrs says that this IS not
true. The Committee, according TO that jOurns only
found that there no evidence Of any understand
irg between The e1 Governor and Mr.. klJ01rn, that
the former should receive the bonds IS consideration
for his approving the bill distributing the land i, did
not eIorerate him. but the contrary, cersured him
for receiving the bonds after he had approved Of tle
law.
The Boston Courier says,
Mining stocks were active, with general imprOv-
ing tendency, ard in some quite marked. National
opened at 90 an advance of s. per share above the
asking price Of Tuesday. The advices from the niue
are very istteIing. The mass discovered sometime
since haf been so far uncovered as 70 warrant its being
$50 tuns and the whole appearance OF the mine Is
much the came as the Minnesota, which Il sdjons. We
understand the increase it the shares from No. OJU 10 ~
OOO-previously aDnounced-si go into effec 2oh IN
stant and that transfer Office wi! be opened here.
The new stock az SO would be the same 50 the
present price each stakeholder receiving two shares
for one.
Minnesota IL uhaccOunlsDy uuh tt - dekeui pul
a moderate demand for the stock would PIT mp the
trioe at once. Pontiac was one Of the most lively OF
stocks 600 shares changing hands ST o. regular
and buyer 80 days. Toltec started up ana sold
at 81 q, with an active demand since the Bosrd.
Letters from the mine received this morning are very
encouraging. A mas is now berg thrown down
which promises to be large one. The lode all around
it slso appears 10 be full Of copper Quincy is hi a.
80 bid 81 asked, and will be quoted assessment paid
hereafter. Franklin and Pegabc, both steady a.
previous prices The whole market for mining shares
is strog, with an upward tendendency.
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TO ARRIVE


MINIATURE ALMANAC
SUE-Eises.... 1854 Sets 6:l8 hoos-Morn -
WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. Il. "a Gov Island .39s He'll Gate.. 29O
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Buil6ine alateriaIs.

TV'HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
l. supply the beautiful
BUPF-COLORED STONE,
which into large number Of the finest building recently
erected in kewyok, Baltimore, Phispephs he They $40
furnish the Stone Of color tnge Or
des will be for any point the Atlantic esbosrd or 4
inlard cities SAMUEL p DtNSMORe, Secretary
OhiceNo. Is Nsassnst Common wealth Bmling ". Yort
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Miscellaneous.

I w. REID, MANUFACTURER Of all kinds
Cs of HEADS and SLAVES West Hebron, Washington
County, ~ Y.
nsOTHS NOTHSii MOTHS Save irst-
ul class Furniture from destruction Moths being rou La no
state be esestusy Destroyed without removing no
covers. w. WAGSrAEF No. ST. Broadway, ~ Y.
n AT URE's AROMATIC ANTIDOTE Tor
IN MOTH-An old thing ia new form. Az nfslhoe pro-
faction Of FaTs and C0'hng against Moth ODe paes,
ecseious Gee trunk ~srdrobe Price Is cents For
week. Seeing is belieyiag.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, Asthms and
Il Bronchitis CURED BY the INHALATION Of zoe oo o
MON AIR through tube This treatment worn reLuy,
will effect Cure any Prce OF IGos, 80
axeotons 81 Apply 70 J. n HOWE n D., IN GIsnd",Nh
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Usrnets- CAkEruLLY REPORTED roR YHE n. Y ftisusE.
NEw.YoRg Aarch q, ls3s.
AsHEs-The demand is fair for Pots a; So, Pearls in
steady request 81 e. 57!.
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kEM.YoRE CLASSIFICATION.

)TTON-The market 10 hrm sales 4tcO bales, cnl.hy on
,pot. We repeat quotations Of Yesterday.
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lady request 81 - 81. - 49,.
STOCK OF ASHES RsIp,Y, March 81 lag.