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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
EMPLOYMENT.

The Undersigned has for years past been
gagged in business, which has yielded him At The rate
OF three thousand dollars per annum, and il willing
to teach 1t to Others The business is Of highly useful
and general adapted both to cities and villages
old male female acquire with few hours practice
and by which they can produce a handsome income
Several young ladies who have received instructions
me, both in New York State and Pennsylvania
ing upwards OF $15 per week by it, and there reason
why any one else cannot do the same Invalids even.
can do well by IL rs it Il no peddlng affair. but bust
that 10 perfectly respectable Gentlemen and Ia
dies fieisure who would like to learn the business for
their amusement or pleasure will find the practice o.
pleasant pastime, and that they will take great
interest in. On receipt Of u, will send printed IN
struetions by which any person readily acquire the
art and these Instructions will also contain every par
ticular relative to the carrying It that viii be
highly profitable The purchaser Of the printed nstruc
tions will also be authorized TO teach % otheFs and
have sometimes received high Sa for teaching
personally to single individual, would state further
that 80 So will buy everything that b necessary
business with and the articles can be got IL
most anywhere in city or country. or, preferred, can
furnish them. ADDRESS. ALvORO r. PARSONS. Ne. EA
kgapPTY ST, New IoYH
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry Strength and
Mechanical Perfection, they are acknow lodged
the !" HEAD. AND 'FRONT.' of the Threshng Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
A CARD TO THE LADIES. e'A -. 4
Dup0nc0's Golden Pills
FOR FEMALES '--@''t
lnfable In correcting regulating and removing all Oh.

iniaoie IN correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
structions from what ever cause, and
always successful as a preventive y
The combination OF ingredients in Dr. Duponco's Col
den Pills are perfectly harmless They have been used in
the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco for over thirty
years and thousands Of ladies testify their great
and never failing success in almost every case in correc
ting Irregularities relieving painful and distressing
situations particularly at the change Of le From to
10 pills will cure that common yet dreadful complaint
the Whites. Nearly every female in the land suffers from
this complaint. The above pin has permanently cured
thousands and will cure you il you them. They cam
not harm you the contrary they all obstTuct
ions reetore nature its channel and nvgorate
the whole system. Ladies whose health will not permit
an increase Of family will find these pills successful
preventive.
Pregnant females, or those surprising themselves 30
are cautioned against using these pills while in that csn.
dtion lest they invite miscarriage after which admonl
the mdness Of the pills will do no injury to health
n. B.-The ingredients composing the genuine Pill are
mabe known to every agent and they will tell you tho
pills are free from anything injurious and yet viii do al
claimed for them. ,
Full and explicit explanations ACCOMPANY each box
Price II 90 per box. Is go 4ss.fz.
Sold BY BISHOP BENJAMIN, Druggists,
Hs #sGgtE Cedar Falls Iowa. a=-
General Agents for the Cedar Valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
DuBvQuE AND sioux CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. Is.
TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, APRIL q, 1868.
Trains Moving West. Trains MovinQ East,

ID. M. & w. r.. R.-Trans to and from the South
west connect at Farley.
w- CoNSEcrIoNs.-stages leave Earlve on the ar.
rival Of the cars from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and SATURDAYS for Strawberry Point Brush Creek Fay
cite, West Union, Decorah and St. Paul. and from Man.
chester Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Straw.
berry Point and the north. ~ III a'T TuE
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap.
lngton, Island Grove, Ackley, Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City ALSO GAINESVILLE, Waverly Syracuse Nashua Brad
ford St. Charles and Minnesota
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
J. A. PINTo. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

One Sunday evenings young gentleman
was taken into custody at Eaton. for playing
ctnla Tor which leswas Hogged-who, while
the master vas in the act of faggelation,
gave several kicks and struggles-on which
the. master said" Go on, sir. you shuttle
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

THE 9th Army Corps (Burnside's old
eorps) has left Kentucky, and is row en-
route for Ficksbnfg. Other troops take their
place in Kentucky Grant i receiving other
reinforcements also.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

construction If 1t gets out Of order that 1t can't be
fixed in five minutes, will give the purchaser new
machine. rrFsfa+s s##FE ssa#
lts portable-weighs complete but forty pounds and
can be carr led easily a vaiise OF same weight The
freight on it to any point is from so cents TO 81 So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

1t can be made to in a month than Sewing
Machine can in year. 1t is actual producer OF goods
for sale--goods for which there is always market
BY its use woman feels independent, and that she Ii
" doing business on her own account" She knts yarn
into stockings. sells them and knts more.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

OFFICERS Of Hunters staff deny that he
sent or intended to send JEFF. Davis the let
ter published. 1t was a first draft, subse.
quently much altered, and which has not
yet been sent, stolen from headquarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

It knts Under Shirts and Drawers, the service
able and durable that be made; also Table Covers
Suspenders. Purses, Cravats, Leggings, &C.
1t is so simple that child can comprehend It, and
know the - why and wherefore " Of Il. Sewing Ma
chine may be used for years and the operator hardly
knows how the stitch Is made,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

Every country merchant can employ one or more ma
chimes with great profit knitting the yarn he takes In int
stockings for retail or wholesale trade. Il.
1t Is no new untred thing, but has been In most sue
cessfu use Ia all the Factories Of the East 50 that nov
millions Of dollars worth of goods every year made u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

A certain eastern editor has been taken
with q mania for speculation. He wants to
swap two year old cough " for the sew
en- year itch," and will throw in " " pain
in the side - as of no use to the owner.'
Spectators will please apply as above imme-
diately. Il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

class Of aadies prevail to fearful extent In com.
munity booming at least 100 900 youth OF both sexes
annually, to early grave. Those diseases are Ner
vous Debility, Relaxation and Exhaustion Marasinu
Of breathing hurried Of breathdg ascending
hill or fight of stairs great paptation Of the heart
Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Throat shaking OF hand
and imbs aversion to society and to business study
dmncss of Eye Sight, loss of Memory dizziness Of Head
Neuralgia Pain in various parts Of the body Pains in the
ulari:y Of the Boweis deranged sections Of the
Kidneys and other glands Of the body as Leucor-
rh0a Feur Albus, &C., virulent Diseases in both
Male and Female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and
Nervous Spasms,
Now in ninety cases on. Of every one hundred all the
above named disorders and host OF others named
Consumption of the lungs and the most insidous and
willy form OF Consumption of the Spinal nerves. known
Tables Dorsaes, and Mesenterca have their seat and
origin in diseases OF the Pelvic Viscera Hence the
OF success OF the old school practice in treating symptoms
only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic institution, Is engaged In treating this
class Of modern maaes with the most astonishing
cess The treatment adopted by the Institution
it is based upon scientific principles with discov-
ties of cure are such that patients be cured at their
homes In any part Of the country from accurate descri-
tons OF their Gaze by letter. and have the medicine
them by mail express Printed nerrogaorts will be
forwarded on application z
e- Consumption Catarrh and diseaseC Of the throat
cured As well at the home Of the patients the
sttution by sending the Cold Medicated INHALG BAL.
sANIC VAPoRs with Inhaler and ample directions their
use and direct correspondence.
~ Patients applying for interoestories or advice,
ss- Inc attending Physician will be found at the In
stitution. for consultation, from to H. OF each
Aaarss. b. ANDREW srcHA
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SAILS AT THE PUBLIC BoARDAP.
TUESDAY, March I0-P.

ltISUAit lV--fs ~
The improved feeling in the Stock market con
tinued to-day, and the quotations are higher gen
orally for Shares with rather ess courage on the par
Of the bears in resisting tie advance The feature OF
the movement was the transactions in Mail and Har.
lem. The former, under small transactions advanced
10 1901, and Harlem Preferred touched Sc. Eric
common sold at 7S387sI. The forthcoming report,
It is stated, will show even a favorable aspect
than has been expected. Central was 49,. Mich.
igan Central advanced TO par, and For,
Wayne TO 632. Governments were in ia
demand aud steady. At the Second Board
the market was again very firm, with some excep-
tons. The demand for Pacific Mail continued, aud
the quotation advanced TO 1921, which was bid at
the close. The next steamer, We hear, is crowded
with passengers and freight. The gold spectators
of Washington who sold this stock short at 1909
l62, appear to be in fair way to pay roundy for
their temority. TIE bulls in this stock are among
the strongest operators tho street has ever known
Michigan Central, under the accounts Of improved
business aud tie expectation Of another y cent
dividend, advanced on small purchases TO 1929,
an improvement Of q y cent. Harlem
was steady; Hudson River advanced to 97l; Erie
was also Grm, selling at 7S1 The inquiry for Gov
efnmeH's was fair, at advancing rates. Debt GER
thca1es sold al 98i; Coupons, 1881 at I0l5; Regs.
tered at 100. Tho feature of Tie session was II @
cratic movements in Quicksilver Mining Comrsnv
which, after selling at co at the Morning BOARD
opened at 80, sold as high at SO, aud fell oil Juing
the session to c. and later in the dsv 70 ~ Tia
advance was on the decision Of the Supreme Cart
Of the United States, made to-day, favorable 10 the
claims Of this Company; and the decline came from
sales Of parties 10 realize profits who had bon,l,
some time since at much lower prices At - O'Clock
the market was firm Il, the following Quotations.
U. 8. e., 'S1, registered lOOdlOO; L. S. 6s 81.
Coupons, l0IsQIOls; U. s. IS, "a, Coupons, 95io
SO; Oregon War Loan, half-yearly, 99i alO0i U. S.
Treasury Notes. 73-l0s 1866 olO5li U. S. l.year
Certificates, Co. 9SI a99; Demand Notes, old issue,
1871 si5s; Tennessee State 6s, G2a63i Missouri
State Go, G2a62Ii American Gold, 150al5Slj Pa
cite Mail Steamship Company. 1921 a l82f New.
York Central Railroad liz! aIlS4; Erie Railway,
Ioio7Si' Erie Railway, Preferred. lOOs a 1905;
hudson River Railroad, 97097i; Harlem Rail-
ROAD 'ot @5s; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 8tl9
ooii Heading Railroad, s0a9l; Michigan Central
Railroad 1922 1l02.; Michigan Southern and North.
cru Indiana Railroad. Git a6lI; Michigan Southern
aud Northern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed. 1885, N
1885, Illinois Central Railroad, ga ag2s; Glove.
iaad and Pittsburgh Railroad 60; Gsi, O.ls,a and
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sbaFPPsNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. .eiaaoa 10
Cleared.

s,eamsAip-Africs (Br }. Noodle Liverpool. r. CunSd
S,eAoer.-Oc afos, ncLausbin. Baltimore. W ui Dszs.i
sh'rs-C. a. Fsr,ye1. AaeIhury. Liy,Inoo sno" Boz
se,s: Daniel Webster Driver, hontoo, T. = mo!gse WI
lev Missouri. Hu lhes Glasgow w ~ Melon; AssoFa
Freeman. Liyerqooi. WiliaIns6 Ouion.
Psrk-R0nsrce. DDrcln. Philadelphia.
BuQs--J L. Nsyrs (BLl Iiley. Jhaid5d Brett, Son .
60 ~ G. Arey Peuc-ton roint Pstre, Miller hongh.
ton Pro,sas (D4u J9rgrEteu, Bic J.eo FnHch aeinchs
& Nyen! Jot Croseu. l!errUdl. smith, Jones
90; ABBOTT L.wrnce. Fuller. BsirmoFe J. W. Mckee
s.oelors-FoEes, Ming. Bdss., Phl.ie ptis; H. DS.I
I'm; Pocahona, Berry Phuadeiphil j. ". Mcheei Mana
Fisa.irg Shaw Wilmington. J. W. Aekc, CAs.is; Mep
IA .,r YORK River T. 81. Chs,e Co, stis tBhl Good
suactsi T. r. Ware & Co.; A. TeHin. hsgini rhlids'
rals, Merrill Abbott I. J. Tan Cooper v ,sasg'an' van
iIIn sgh,; Juno Snall Washingtcu. BTe. sou Co.
W. 5 Baker Flucs, Baltimore. Merrill \ At6oii LoyI
scranton. Lowden FOrsreu Monroe J. W L"e',; oeoIss
Coaoyer Jone Nashiu. ton, yAg bfas Sss floieaee.
spo~ Montsy5 Bay Jam n b. Chase ". D. ;. Hyef lsr
sfarston Nss,.u. Smith Lockwoof Ann Ji6eroa tbt.
Mccormick Nss,au Smith ~ Lockwood.
sloCp-Renssr, DeGIsd, New Haven Bdss Co.
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BROOKLYN 1TErs.

THr BRooRLYE Board OF EDUCATIONAL spa,..,
nceng Of the board of r6ocs bold lat evening g.
the mn r. eiccng officers foi the ervDirg yes Np
r. Sioi,h presided Aucr reading the Dlpios motion 1,
toto ballot President s canned. Tie follow log "A m.
result:
Cyfns r. Smit ..,.......,.......,,,.d
Dtiusl l. nJthlp.s.. s's''s'...r-s.
-.
Mr. Smith deeafed pns'Donsy eleciec and rear,rx
hsthInB
AM 'cod d. Nr Vic'Pcsdrnt en-. cred into ressln.
the ttri 1nth ball,t ~ Zoe choice II d. j. onlyau
Thorne, T.. vote OIL y ,siLs l. lpr al Others.
TIE fol- wing rems ipe odccrs were then elected. sheA
con p'e'rs the organ zlii % fcr tie -nfuiDs '4c.
CITY hPeriut.noenf-J. ". huxley
Sfcrctlry-ieo 4. " start.
CIR. - 'sny Dear.
Messenger Cbales +. Potter.
The joaJ then Adjourned til ne not MDlfsy u hDr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11

Increase. tJSO'o 70
The Jefferson Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend of 10 y cent, payable on de-
mand, free from Government tax.
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company
adverlses for sale 100000 of bonds secured by a
fret mortgage on 100 miles OF road from Dubuque to
Cedar Falls. The gross earnings Of ,his road from
JAN TO May /, 1862, were S35,9i3 56; the gross
earninas this year. from Jan. TO March l. are $780,
% 81 showing excess this year, for two months
traffic, over the traffic last year for four months
Tho whole earnings for 1862 were $229, Os2, netting
sI2i, I74-equaI to v the preferred stock
A dividend will be raid upon the stock when the
sale of the bonds lie completed. This sale will leave
the Company entirely without a floating debt.
When the sale Of the bonds 10 consuHinated the
COMPANY will be entirely free from floating debt,
and viii make dividend from the Accumulated
earnings to their preferred stockholders.
Gold has been excited to-day, and under purchases
TO cover short contracts advanced 10 l63, from which
II recedei steadily 70 49, Tho difficulty OF borrow
ing Gold under the uncertainty in regard TO the
action Of the Congressional Tax law, has forced
buyers into market TO deliver on contract. The
market was very weak in the afternoon.
DISPATCHES have been received announcing that
the Supreme Court has delivered an opinion to-day
in the case Of The Government agt. The Almadcn
Mining Co., in favor of the Government, which
stands 10 the place Of the Quicksilver Mining Co.
This decision, understand, vacates the claims OF
the Almaden Company on the ground Of fraud.
The over issue of New-Haven md New-York
Railroad stock by Mr.. Schuyler, according to q re-
cent publication Of the Company, reached H,4S7
shares.
1t is stated tha. bank under Mr.. Chases banking
scheme ia to be organized at Fishkill Landing This
is the fret we have beard Of Mr. Bank Supein.
tendent Van Dyck, in his last report states that lie
viii test legally the right to establish such bank.
TIE Breadstufs and Provision markets were all
better to-day under the advance in gold.
The aggregate export Of produce and merchandise
exclusive Of specie for tho past week was
50, 74e ga.
An influential Committee went TO Albany to-day
TO urge stringent 10 arrest the operations Of
the gold spectators.
1Ir. Albert II. Nicolay sold at auction 90 shares
Mechauics' and Traders Fire Insurance Co.. SIS
each, ll5; 10 shares Security Life and Annuity In
surance Co., so each, IS.
The following table viii compare the present
condition Of the banks with that at the close Of the
corresponding week last year:
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Arrived.
thompson. New.Or,esps March |, aai

Steamship Rosnok. Thompson New.Or,esps March sai
S,ss, siip PsrSssbnre HcFr,p Poriland Me- - hours.
nndse. am rsss 20 ii. h. Cromwell s 90.
Steamer Ws'che'ter Nye PE'videnc' ma's' 70 Ei"~d
eynner. 80, =, -,
Nov 20. udsc. to w r. Coleman 8 20 hsiI.Iy light Nhas
Oh Cane HON.. Feb TO- at Is % g.. op ~ i w. e1ctansea
signals with br ship Golden II 1ni from i.ondon REQ e.
; % 3d. len. 90 spoke schr o. D. Miss foia Aschs' 's
SUP Iuciois O. s. transport, q Bath. Smith Nsw;cr
~ % lon. - %. poke shp aaensc, rom fhicsipan
Bslk Arthur Pagdov Or Of Plymouth En,l Davis Alsos
BAY Jan. q and 81. IIeena Jan g. wool 10 Napier Wee
ford March lat, 80 H. ion. 20 90 spoke 'ehf Maria hen's
amE Me,Aowor tof Nev.r,yen) Duen. Ba-b.dO' psb H.
M.nilue 23d 81. ki,t, Zth ard - Thomas ON morS
81 Tloma, rcb g. on a cruise. FEB q. OF Nstniq".
passed L. ). gunboa, Aahama bound 10 -,
bark CsIeuce tbr, OF FLEETWOOD. Jackson, benula f
%. 20 balls: 70 Ilaytmeytr Bmnn.
Bsa AleciF, Galsen AewOfean' " days 'nsar and mo-
BaIk NSeaaium (of Bo,ton) Edwards. New Orleans
d. .Tgnr nea',s' 81 70 C,sese5' MsG% 60
Il dsys .Igat 20 u. 4. Dewolf.
Bns Anna o., OF Na..anl, DOle Tu1lo FEB. a5 hi"w
bn. Thc.ass zen OF ror,l.adJ re.insi Nsayiias Feb
2f suslr and ulo,asse. lc Thompson Hunter
Biz R.sou,. Gray Pence r. r., Feb. e. sugar and NO
Wsd@md. 3cm San F.pc,co f,r New.yors. mafch Il
30 90 lon - 49, spoke oak kehol' rom Cuba Tor BsaSs
Brig Aired Or. " hLi'ar " 5 j. !Iatt, N-ssa: q,
mirch? cotton, Tosn and torren;iue to H. 4 l. ~
So Jahn Rose to GrOokhs,en) Fourier Dem,rsr' Feb
sch fleetwood Cst6eart Par. Feb 10 rubber and hide.
to jos Bshop Co. Had very heavy weather r0'' A" VIZ
Scr Edward Everett, tof Provincetown). Partridge s.
scar Ply mouth Rock. Allen. Boson days. mdse - +"
sshr ocean ssr Ham Eli,abe,hport coal for Bo.ion
shr saxon Cai,sdy EIahethpost for 81 Jehn's, D.
Schr Ruth Jlal.ey Penney NoW.isyen for Phl.d~iPh.i
sehr }; B JqhlsOn, homer, Phlsderhia. coal
WIND sunset. from :. F.
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CoUpT CALENpAg-rm.p DAY.

SrrrEME CoURr-CRCUlT-pad I--Oyrr ard
yerniiner Fart lINo, 1870, 1882 1874 l9i NO 1913
1851 1886 1893. 2Os, 2O2 1904, 2dg6, 1906 2Oit ~iJ
2olO 2Ol1 202l 2u2t. Part Jf.-Nos. 1870. Ma tl5.
IA? 10 I4S 1884, 4G9 1899 &C. 'S? 1901, 1916, I3iS loo
1904 1886 1924. 1876.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECnL TrRM--Nos $50,
$780, 35i SOL 29 232 49, 28 26i to 27l Demuner No a.
/. SuPERioR CoURr.-Part Mos. 26.7, l2il,
iTlg 1891 l2i5 l72I i7J 1872 1884, l7il, 1913 lI 1919
l75l 1888. Part Il-No calendar posted.
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs.--Part l--Nos. ll9',
i89 M 1921 40 49, 2I iO 74;, 1901 %. l1l1, SO
Part Il-Nos 1881. 1901 81 49, To? 63i l6i $685. less
1891. 1898, 1893. 1901, 1902. Gll. -
KINGS CorNrY CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 7, IL, r.
q, rs "a, a. g. 90 o. IS a. 49, 80 40 a. a. -, IS
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CArruRr or YoUNa BURGLAR.-On the night
broke ia the front door Of the premises Mo- 1 ot Forty
hh street occupied store by Mrs. Rossnna Saul Before
securing any plumber, Perry prssd by boy Ia the
street. and making hasty exit took the inst trar for Al
bany Capt sios Of tho preeno, Police
oevins notice o. the bursIy erdssd ohcsr Bru.e 70
since Perry vsn.ued to retain to the oi.y and on MONDAY
before Jkos koy aud committed " the Tswes os ss'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11

Chicago Railroad, 93as3i; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 9il a9ii Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road, 92a a93; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD, 100; Milwaukee and Pra're pu
Chen Raihoad 39la39J; Felt Wayne Railroad
6Sa 63Ii Quicksilver, 500 60.
Ia Exchange there was much lrmness, IN the morn
my at IL al7S for Sterling, but after tho break
down in gold the market was unsettled @ua qu0'A'
lions could nOt be given
Fleights are rather dull and heavy. 10 hVerpoo'
lie engarcment. are $50 bbls. Flour to I'LL mp at Is.
Cd; oi 900 bushels Corn at 5se5id in bulk 100
packages Lard at 2Os 022s 3D., and per neutral nag
50 bhds Tallow at 3Os.; 700 pkgs. Bacon and Lard
at 800. 35s; 400 bbls. Pork at 2s. Cd 1900 Green
Sailed Hides at 3Os, and per steamer 100 bags Clo-
vor Sc ed at Sos. To London Ii 100 bushels Wheat
al cd in bulk and per neutral flag 800 pkgs Bacon
ri 37s. Cd: 400 casks Oil at 4Os., andper steamer
500 rkgs Butter on private terms. To Glasgow oVe
bbls. Flour at 2s.7id. The charters are o British
brig of 90 tuns to the West Indies and back at
81 500 one-haf payable in gold; British schooner
of i26 fms 70 the Yves. Indies and back at 81 800;
British brig Of 1856 tuns on the same voyage at
g. 600, one.half payable in gold, and an American
brig Of 2S9 tunS to Neuvias and back on terms not
disclosed.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Total re-
eeips .226, 5Oi G6ior Customs, 500 95l 70; pay
ments. q 1882 30 balance, slI 1928 10.
The earnings of the Chicago and North Western
Railroad for the mouth ending February %, 1865
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yr-,ereers Sailed

IN ,,.ansifp BIO no. J0r Hiram mi Nsg Ori,,aB-F,s
H.ysrsLe.r nles.e SicDis Mrs. Pc letter, u Schultz I'd
rArd mes WIN. Dsc, Wan Dale, 10 u Mciee Angel Con-
ks,, Henry .ecs and family and others ia stseuss fN
Ne-O Nj Ter, Ilomas y. Jeine5, y. hrsh Phin
lev U.nty Th1mpsan Shepherd Brooks, NJ Lane, A G.
Ucef r ,pold Marcus Geo D. Lnnt, james ". Bach.
Mira ohm. A. u. A.,ziuder. l. Haas A. H. seimei H. s.
onr,, Yz.a. 10 Coma e. PEDRO csfnusso Ann GEoa Joe
sgeT Lewa Tsnt Nicholas Fernandez, Archibald hsr L.
Risir.l z Inhn Il.In0nd
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pas,carcrs Arrived

IN .,>1g iio Roanop lron Nefe O,icqas and Hasosa-
Or r. Srasrs J. q. Jssnlan, Csp. J. h Terry. s. A doA
John Bryrc, Capt Gregory, g Horn. Miss l. Hon Mns.
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M4pcu 10 6I64 bb's. tleur, l.bd0 beg, Com M.r
100 bbi Wli.ky CAT bus' Os 40 hnsh seed, 10 "2
bush Corn 1880 pigs Provision. - pkg baHeT 900 I@g
Lend ~ pkgs Asnrs, 3e5 Dressed iioF'
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March 9-shps-John }. Boyd. Hilton Andrea' N,ST
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Linda " -.
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Watson EsQuiueuN, Kcgius Botchelor. T. w hihs h'"
plord, Leonard. Perry a.. 49, ,, 49,. Fan.
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Mach lo-s,eamslp Bio Bio, for Havana and Se"@o'
leans.