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PLaSrI.o br rHs Moon The Hszle.
hur., Mis.j Copiahda enIighteas us thus
upon this shstIuss subject:
There are great many who ridiculs
the idea OF planting by the moon J.; but
experience n wiser than science. and
many Of the most successful gardeners
observe rigidly the rue Of planting nc
eording To the changes Of the moop. An
old friend. in whose judgement We have
fHi'h, assures US ,hs, all vegstsbles Of th.
vino kind. {. beans. ps", po,stos., ETC.,
bear more lnxutisn,ly II planted in the
hrst three or four day. after fuil moon |;
aud 'hat corn planted on the decline of
the moon viii msks heavier ears tb.n IL
planted at any other tims. Let our gsr-
dsnsrs and planters rsmsmbss this, and
make the experiment.
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A Hard Shell Preacher wound up a

Hard Sheli Preacher wound up
flaming sermon with this magnificent Of.
fuson
Ny brethren and sisrern, ef q mana
full of religion, you can't hurt him! There
WA the three arabian children they
pnI EN- in fiery furnace, hettsd seven
times hotter than it could be bss, and it
didr't s~ings a hair on their heads. And
there "a, John the EvSngslsr they put
him and where do you think, bretbering
and s's,ern, they put hint WHY, they
put him into = cslsdronic Of blin' lie.
and billed him all night and didut fazs
his shel And ,bers was Daniel :thsy
put him in lions den-snd what nv
fellow travellers, do YOU think he was put
into the lions den for ! Why, for prayiu
three times day. Don't be- alarmed
brethren and sis,ern I don, think any
OF you will ever get in,y . lions dsn.n
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NUMBER 5.

on the second day Of his imprisonment,
the young man demanded the kingi
treasures. If his first demand was
bold one, the second was not less so;
still. an emperors word 10 sacred, and,
having made the promise. he was forced
to keep it; and the treasures Of gold and
silver were placed at his prisoners dis
posal. On getting possession of them, he
d'srbuted them proinsely among the
conrtiers, and soon he hid made host OF
friondo by his hberaity.
The emperor began now TO feel sx.
ceedingIy uncomfortable. Unable 10
sleep, he rose early on the third morning,
and went, with fear in hi. heart, to the
prison to hear what the third wish was
70 lie.
Now" said he to his prisoner, "lell
me what your third demand is, that it
may be granted at once, tha. you may bs
hung ou, Of hand, for | am tired Of your
demands"
Sire" sa:wered hi, prisoner, 81 have
hut one moro favor to request Of your ma.
jes,r, which, when you have granted, l
shall die content. l, is merely that you
will cause the eyes OF those who saw NV
father turn the fish over to be put out"
VERY good" replied the emperor,
your demand is but natural. and springs
tom good heart. Let the chamberlain
b1 seized" be continued, turning to his
guards.
-, sire!' cried the chamberlain; II
did not see anylhng-it was the stew
ard"
Let the steward be seized, th on" said
the king.
But ths steward protested, with tears
in his eyes, that he had not witnessed
anything OF what bad been reported. and
said it WAS the butler. The butler Dc.
cIsrsd that he bad seen nothing of the
matter, and that it must have been one
OF the valsls. Blu, they protested that
'hey were utterly ignorant Of wha. ha1
been charged agsins, The count, in short,
1t turned ou. that nobody could te found
who had seen the coun, commit ,hs OF
fence, npon which the princess said -
Il appeal to you, my father, as to
another Solomon. II nobody saw the
offence committed, the count cannot bs
guilty, and my husband is innocent"
rhs emperor fro~n-d; forthwith the
corrliers began to murmur; then hs
smiled. aud Immediately their vissges
became radiant.
Let i, be so," said his majesty "let
him live, though have put many = man
TO death for a lighter offence than his.
Bnt il he is not hung, be ia married.
justice has heen done"
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1t, putin in y phi and III aud a oh and a zh,
ard don't know what all, aud tboul ht
he wa, going up the frs, pop, bu, Mark.
SAID II WAS right. lie then sp.l, him
light strait along on all sorts Of big words,
and little words, and long words and
short words, and aflcrwords and h,
kno~ed EN- all, ill fneiIy Marks res,
Now sur, spell OmPompynusuk" Fret,
man drawd long hrs,h and sei il WAS
e", in the book. Marks proved i, WAS b,
An old preacher who was setting by and
o'd Phil sp"ke up with power, sea, mir
Fre.man you must spell j., sur" Ere,
man was sweatin like rur down filly.
lie tux one pass at i, and missed
"f"u can come down, sur" SAYS Mark,
"y"u've lost your case" And shore enur,
old Phi, give verlick against like u
darn.
Marks was Whale In his wav. A.
shat same court lie was about 10 nousui,
doktor because he diI.nt have his di,
p!omy, and the doktor bes'd the court for
time TO go home after il. lie rod. seyrn
miles and back ss ha,d Ms he could lick
1t, and when he handed it over 10 Marks
very trumphsu,v, Marks ses. Now.
sur, you will take the stand and srrau
slate this L.tin inio English, so rha; III.
court may understand IT," Well. h.. is,
csved, for lie couldsnt do il.
lie lost his case III too mini,s, Tor the
old "a ire said that dok,or who could
en' read hi, plorney he hid no more
right to praktis than "a magistrate who
confident read the license tina, to i,ns two
coupled together. THIS is y warnin to
all professional men TO understand their
hishess. and the moral Of the case is,
that man onrhtent to he squeez,n the
gal. wher ANYBODY can see hun. Bu, |
don't want it uuderstood that I'm agin il,
on proper okkashions and in a ,end.,
manner. There sint no squeslin nsces
sarv
But | mus. close this brief .piStls.
Yours truly,
Bill Arp.
Z. ST forgot TO mention lhat the
frerdmans Bnru have had me uo he.
kaus- Mrs Arp turned OF her nurss f.,
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something good in the way Of rrjoinder
often returned through the same channel.
Hating for dinner. We unhi ched our
horses. procured water and bull, fire,
psr:s"k Of a nice picnic diuner, and took
4 drink (of wa,sr) vii around, toas,ing
the "vi'Is We didn't leave behind"
Alter dnner we hsrnessed up and soon
arrived u, our destination.
We drove through town once or twice
to SEQ and he seen, and ,aen stopped with
our acquaintance Mira. - where we
were h"spi,sblv received.
As the entertainment was given At n
private residence. we repaired hther after
supper, where We found ample accommo.
da'ion. The orchestra opened With a
briI,an, burst Of music, and we may tru
" saw, chorus OF ssost strsine. The
stage was beautifully oroamsuted and
'as'efully arranged. Among the pieces
performed, were "M.trirnonv," Cousin
Joe or the Rough Diamond The &C
'ors acquitted rhemselve. hsnlsomeIy.-
The pieces were interspersed with excel.
lent vocal and instrumental music.
The next morning our delegation was
recrivsdra; Mr.. D--'s bv the Young
ladies' and gents Of the Hill, where we
spent compile of hours To the satisfac
ton of all. the Piano Included.
Time arriving for our exit, we hois,e,i
sail and made head-ay for Lome, the
dearest spot on earth. bidding our friends
adieu, and giving tho ladies time to kis.
and shake HANDS, the gents ,ims to rs.
&C, the box packing, anil so amid the
futtering Of handkerchief, the bohbing
OF waterfalls. and the dropping Of feI,
hats, We drove off slowly and sadly with
our flag. at half mast, deeply svmpa,hi.
zing with our friends Of the delegation
who had left their hearts behind.
Our visit to Liberty Hill wa. a v.rv
pleasant ono in every respect no -Ier'
.ions ~ers spared by the truly hospitabls
inhshi.anI to render our s,ay among
them agreeable to US. Our line o. m .rch
home WAS the sane "a in going, and the
order after the Same fashion. with tho al.
d'tion OF our Corps Secretary. who hav
ing invited the incompatible Sophia to
take seat With him in hs stylish. double
back action spring buggy. drawn nv the
Co'ahead and non-hod back.able. 24O
"nrivaIIsd, nneqn~led, sand splitting nag.
IL dv Davis" who drove ahead. We
reached home the following day nt IL
o'clock. all in better spirits than no had
experienced for some time before.
Yours till death,
PETER SS[FFLE
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"PRArING FOR Ir."-Ths Charlotte.

"PRArING FOR Ir."-Ths Charlotte.
IN. CO. Times, tells the following
The following short, but pi.hy dialogue
waa overheard last nigh. by one Of our
friends. Two freedmen meeting, one acl
cocte1 the other thus
"Well. our geopls don't exactly under,
stand this velo."
NO." WAS the reply; I've talked about
It in the mss'ing last night, bu, a We
cou'dn'! understand it, we thought i, bsst
to pray for it,"
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The municipal fathers Of Raleigh, N,
C., are preparing for the ch olera the com.
ing su'nmer. Parties have been notified
to clear their premises OF sli filth, and
put every thing In a healthy state.
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speech ana h"i.hed up his readin from a
book called "GreenIeaf," I rose forward
TO nm att'tood. Sustchin forth my arm,
ses |, esquire McGiunis, would ask sur.
" th's Is time IN the history Of our
afflicted country when Federal law books
sho"'d he admitted in a.Soulhern patriots
court! Daven, We sec-e,led forever from
'hsir ioaI d"rnInation2 Don't our fl.p
wave over Fort Sumter. and what, sur
have We got to 60 with Northern laws .
On the very tir,t page Of the genrieman's
book I seed the name of the city Of
b"'i'ng. Yes, sur. ard It Was written in
Boating, where th"y don't know no more
about the hire Of n urgssr than an OK
knows tho man that will tan his hide"
sed some more things that WAS pinred
and patrio,ik, and closed my a,gum.nt
hv ha"dn the book to Ito squire. He
put oh his sps< takes, and after loukin ~,
he book ~bout mint. ses, he.
"Mr. Arp. you can have Judgement,
ard | hop- that from hencefor,h aud fo,.
ever 10 lawyer will personm to come b.
lore tins honorable court with pisen doku.
'nenrs to prove his cass. IL he DO. thus
cour, Nil take it asa insult, aud send
hrm to ILL.,"
l look upon this case I. a warnin to
All 70 Ks who gamble IN law, ic hold a
good hand aud play it well. High Justice
ANA patriotism are winnir ,runp,.
AFer this | had difficulty with man
bv the name Of koheu, and | thought |
~ouldent g. to law, but would srhits,-
| had bought Tom S~i!lins wheat at =.
dollar n bnshel # he cou!Geai do any bet.
Ter. and IT he could 10 any batter he w.,
TO come hack aud give me the preference
The sknmp wen, off and sold the whsa,
to k"hen for dollar and five cents, ana
hohsn knowd all about bis con,rakt With
me Me and him like 10 have f,. and
,,,, ~. s..I,-,n '""S
10 ,
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h,aily brot in q a~ar,l that n hen should
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why is husband like . Mississippi
s'eamboati Bsca use he never knows
when he may get blowing up.
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SA1UBDAy, March LIP. N.

Gold is weaker, opening at 10 !, and closing at
Icg.. The exports Of the week were s-"o,o'l,
making since January l, S5,:5l.l56
Government stocks If ali issres are firm NJ full
prices, the 52s selling at 1922 and the later issues
OF ;-2Os at 81. In State bonds little was done
Bank 81, chs arc firm and in demand. The Coal
shares are active and higher; Central rose H.
Cumberland y, and Schgylkil |. Some private
sacs were made Of Cumberland as high as a. The
Rnway share market was active at full prices, and
under the Increasing supply Of money at low rates.
more disposition was shown 20 operate foi an adj
vance. Morris and Essex road tell per cent, and
Chicago and Alton rose ncr cent Michigan
Soaihern Was active, aud e.osed finn ut ~ a.*J.
Jncrcs large short interest in this stoci. 10 Dc
eovcred and il is reported that some Of the parties
oio acccod the street in Prairie du Chen vii, be
oi..i;ed TO drop part Of their profits along the
Michigan Southern line. vt ), O'Clock New-York
Ccairal was quoted at 930s3i; Eiie, So os,2;
Hudson River, iooa lctl; Reading, 1904 1907;
Michigan Southern, s079I; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, ~ a7"s; Rock Island, Ics4GiOsl;
Nor;h-Wes,ern, :7s a27i; do Preferred, S.. a jal;
Fot Wayne, "! a ~, and Cumberland, rs as.
Honey Oh cell is quoted az sac per cent With
Offering Of the lower rate than can H. readily
employed. Commercial paper passes more readily
1T be discount houses, but little or nothing is sold
under per cent. Coed is s29, and thcrcis a large
supply At l0al5 per cent
Action upon the bill to fund the currency ohlica-
tons of the Treasury is waite. for with interest in
fin ncial circles. There is little doubt that the
Secretary will be given all the power required To
81 The National debt into condition where il can
b. steadily reduced fiom surplus incomes. The
novcmcpt toward specie payments has proceeded
50 far that nothing can prevent the desirable con-
Olson Of affairs At en- carly day. Congrts IS, ~ want
Of courage in aiding tLo Secretary, may proloag the
ura.lcs ct people Obliged 10 say fixed sums Of
sannoi save people from the inevitable losses at
'caG's IA. passage from gold at ee5 10 fC0
IL Nicliiug Bills ht,c doiar Prices 1aYorcd
5-rciT at Tho close.
~ fss'-his The engagement, 10 liverpool arc
p, 400 apSh. Com tod, ane per steamer 600 baes
t''.ston - ~ To London ie0 foxes Bacon AZ 25s.:
> Cd, Cc3T Wood az s. and 800 TINS Oh Cske
} t- Q, Hamburg, 400 TINS joswocd 81 e-s CT. y
bales Cotton 81 r. ; ~ taus ..caslnmra
ffr'1fs i-s.Cl. Ttc charters are: \ s-aSN .cs-
Io-1r.ninrI.olcum -. a.: av,sr,l, 20
18ua}i ra,i,c;, with sl,'cn brah. Corn 30 H.,
a yesssl - AMSTERDAM, vilhI..e on p.i-a.r
irf'r'.. @. tic Sub-'rna,lry va: & cei,;s,
80 t.-ios Cu,;obs. ro,ee' payeeai
4. " ;2-cl t. INST cr I.on ,-p2,1t. 10
'"~. I........s -. t..:- G. ...t.~ t"e.
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The LmcaTO ana Nu4IH- " V'''II' r''''" '
second week in March:
1865 sllI.7s6 20 SEQ so2 355 II Inc slo54e q
Tho Michigan Southern in tho second week oil
March shows decline Of 81 ,2i2.
The official" figures of the Cleveland ana fit's-
burgh Road for February, ere:
is65 siscll 81 Is66 $751; 9I 20 Dec. s2s 2Os 20
The traffic of tho Chicago and Great Eastern ka'i-
way for first week in March was:
1865 1881 - 1880. s25.,E3 e Inc .sii''e- D.
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rhe ,n,a, imports at New. York for Tire week com
Totnl for The wool Is 800 s7s ss..99so5 e. IO.,..

Toiol for The veek as &c ss,4JJsUj 90 iU' 900
The New-York imports Of foreign dry goods COM
pare a. follows with former returns:
To- "a. u>,k 1874 1868. 1896
Filtered al the port 81 4tail3 81, 43Gsl g. is3 19
Th4owu on market 2262s36 l.262t6 ~. 's
Since JAM I. INbf. lsOc'o -Nr's,o
Entered at the port s&l6G0,3l ss52 ls3 So 5J2 S9
Thrown on market ~ eO4 j64 97O365l %'te9J'
The Reciprocity Treaty, in accordance with
notice given under its own terms, expires to-day
The following leading articles, which have hereto
fore been imported free will hereafter be subject TO
the duty annexed;
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y Weston and A,chi.on and the Atchson and ~.
Joseph and to- PLATE Country Railroads. omeIy Rny
ing been forfeited the Sta Of Missouri according 10 t
ther u,ric. i hereby gvrn that the M iefign,d
Board Of touins oucrs, fr the said Plat. Country ht
road and constitute naority Of such board under the
provision, OF an Act OF the General Assembly o the state OF
hi souri, entitled An Act e. pr vide io the sale Of cera
isroads and property by the Governor TO iorrcose lhs
Sstc len thereon and g. ear completion oi the
Sout Wet Brsuch Prca the Plate Country the T. Lou
add Iron Mountain ,nd t1iro and Fnion ~ r2'dr q As
sonrr srprred FtlIuiry H. 1906 that as such Counts
ionrrs heS havr authority 10 tax" Psssion OF sd o1y ~
the said railroad together with tho Ia d. oeonsnS hr,o anu
,n 10 sell o . and they hereby uve p-oposlsi'r pe
purchase OF ssid riai it. Lands. 1ppuftetancrs lnd ifA'
rOa tire said hoird o. commissioners "h"b p.opoas sns
ay OF June \. d. 1884,. ami shah conform TO the oIo" ing
lnd.dons, provided IN section Of tho saa Act Is '
low:
ho proposal. Of bidders unl,r the proyiious Of the fore
eo.ng section shai elr tsie no price bi iot On" rsprs
aud condt. b. WHICH 1Ie reoy e'ia9 -eI 10 s'''"
the .ic 81 said roads b, sd iiasri Of C.nmioneTs;
" F.rF. Tie ~ or c'nd.aii0n bid bal ," pa3shi' ~
follow: onc-purth on closing me c'nId 'nI w. Oi',y
n Eve eru annual irs'sr'isi IN" ~ install nn' poyob'
10 one YEAR. -,onj 10 go' tn Third IN h te onfih
To- lri the hlti BE- Te yrs hers"i, WIN We "a per
cent Interest deferred PAYMENT, pYtli' uhnhsly H
vdl that al u bid may B." urid At my nur IA eithrf '''
OF bonds oroiLcr La1i' Of the Stat" or ponds s'''
ted ~ tie s'r , It'd. ,t,,,
fssi b.. Kept ~ -nld err cable concou during tho pios''
81 tlr work fccoruieIiJn OF said road; e.
i.I tom point N a.. Issoui Bivrr opposite thc City ~
,gs 10 the u, If Weston. sud m -nSrnull 20 f"i'
r,. ~ in two year r the late Of lr aud shall be cor.
rtri 10 the Iowa ''e . 10 'hIre ye'rs thfe''F Hd ~
al aid fad ss pend. n roch gnd every year pc
ivr.u lie dlr % sr sol tue lin" ia II Tor TIE r'"'e
aorp id 10 -.idrc ursonry AID s1pe.'trirr' ri ''d
al tho .ln m 10 .' two iuifr-l and E..y rhou0nd d".
les, y,i 3D. tirt ir t' nl unr4l r1n un lures flnh""
IN al ior a ON ir re respective Papcs 20 90 80
Ten. an o te o. gavuar. nf prins pal ~ pur're ni. y
due i yer 4ni t"o yes. si'fna.oriy 81 l'-'
f", br b., made nrr osih oy she lr ..,G and t~o d.
r.r. There. i a,, sized vim tic Secretary % state.
The p',t- Conri,y Rsirold" hich Us been fr, RS
and 4 tH ID ~. y IH
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VIEW yUPK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1866
TUE ANNrr,I. MEETING of SHARE

j HOLDERS in The SENECA MIHlSb GOTHAM ioE
III. rboe. of III REC rDS and The rinsacon Oh ony on'r
bu,rs. that aay propehy come before '9d inssnz W,
held Al tho Gfice u the Conway. No. ~ Nassau - Wv.
Yot CITY on Monday the 2i VI c iust ut L! lock noo
r. II. RlCKARD, Secretary
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lscrip,s az hvoaucc.

NAncn Is-ll03 hhla I,o.r. .sI- Ibis W.',ay. -
bb!s CON Alcn, 81, su,ls 'Otn Nra', @US bash.
Whit oa ~ hua'. Corr 4.fnp aas". on. .i6 hrfh.
Rs, 40 bo.h. Nah. 2Ig hA De- ]. rr, A." bu.h Sras,
. ss Ash -. oJ p,t.. Er'. Lilo lb!- lpr.. go psss.
ca. Meat. {! IL,.. Isra. .,tr Dbl. Pclp'cuu.
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Az COOKE d. CO.,
BANIZEES

'IIE
ENGLISH AID AMERICAN BANK,
LulIi.D
fneorp ,-s.ed nnier " IT, Coaiy rir. Act 1867"
AUTHORIZED CAPiTAL.................Ei,S Jo,OOO
IN GJ.c0 S.a.'s ~ 90 e.cA
F,r Issur $500 eDars, I'D BIO c. rr 10 be- ifiucd a.
nay b. lcqued undrr tAc s.,.on OF le'ra. aleotins
HEW.YOGE OFFICE, 20. a. " ir'.
LONDON OFFICE, C6e-..i rla. luihuss Thread
n"el'e -.
LIVERPOOL OFFICE. No. is BFowu'' Buildings
cHtipv.s:
HARUV GEORGE COR DO..cto.. 60 ,l.up Of tie ohcn'o
Bagk Coraoai.9..
DI..,loa'i
LAWFOgD ACELAED. e.gr C..faan Of tie Ceyon
C,m,sry.
N'iRY GEORGE GoHroS, l., O. / men o: The Orien
10. Bs,A Coip5rsto.,
JOHN BISNEY kAT. e.. ise - .i..,s h.rsy / Co.,
Mli-'.
PATRICK FRANCIS RcaE6rsoN. o.. " r. Director
Of tie orirr,a Ban 6 spTpi'1
VlLIIsN sci ULGEn ID. ,... N r. liT'cior Of The
Cr.ln Bank %. London.
FRANCIS TURNER, 70 ofM red. T. a. rafa'r Co, Of
Wan irttr.
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Sillnntial.

HHi-Vgvi,i cry L,sr,o NIW-i oEE Nsr.u .. iif'.
4 MIi rI$G oi the flOplii.ipl:S ~ The
= cry OE I'M ~ ltt u ii hr hid - tho enc" -"
Con pnry. No 4. "Tof-f. 90 Is c. - N"" u, o.
~ FSp - N-f - ,f2 =. D., joy De t' i.E ~ Goifi
Drtefs ios tie cru'f md i"r tie Iausrc OF
ans ol~ bislnc.. iit 40, tr D:t.ri'"C. Tie ltti's
ass 81. H., Go ' f,r '- ,.t o 30 hn harch, BON
dly- .ur,us ". ~ gf5ef of q r lios'i
n. G.Wlir fLEI. Kes,i.at igr4'tos sud e r'tffy.
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1860.
1855.
w-Orlcans paper of the 10Th inst. says:

NcTbrirans paper oi th' lV'L lnh' says:
Tho supply ri domestic cxchaDce.has shown como &c..
crease while tie demand at bank for remittance las
dsoo 90 very marked foiiug0l aud iars mGuifc, cC
decided weakness toWnId tie close 81 b. snrs1 Al of
tie bahks hold sigh CHECKS on tho Norihciuceg uDui.
naiy 81 n ger cent Dien;n, but mot ~ them viii
sell iorId amouIie =: par al hch batter f~Is several
opefatiGas were e..ee ed H. .rlirs figure 20 The
cluse fbrSipc.s verr for Nev.NorA sicM, rgemiHn.
~ par premium al b'Bs aud pr cent discoui;
GA: OF c,oisi Eve 0rd 10 DAYS sight per cct nIs
cnuh; - and - days "a per cent discount: 80 day.
iUt per eat discount. ard % DAYS az n ler cent
discount Foreign exchange Is lower. ard some small
sales we're ciect' Guriuc 'Ee morning ~ fully one Ter
cent above ycsicilDy'6 figures To dosing h.iics
this cSehnf were ioI hank ftofinc t0at; clenr III,
I57 ~; bi of ladiog bills 250l3G. rank francs a.
rrd outdoor irarcs cont ipG
CDrioN STiTEAIINl.
Stock on hand sept. IsDJ......-....... Bales - I'D
Received z GO :"airrday .............. ..G.l
deceived pc osy...........-.....-.57 1osl5sG ~
To'nl ....... ........................ GN..,l
Fypo1ed since SATURDAY. i.M7
=, pOgci lrcy.Oa IT,, .s-if,. %.
aiorh or bend nd 90 ''9bo ri not cleared Iy..c,f
The rcccipls " .oarcad Gram az Chicago, niI.
.,o,..oc AID roelo .ar tAc seeLs ell'nr March 10.
1SGj, grl 1850:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

irf;re.. o. thc Sub-rmaslry va: g. cei.;s
....ti - ios Cg,;ole. 9er' PayFeai
- o. "a. INST r. Lou ,Tl2,,t. 30
s"-. S........1 -. III. c. 5,.e.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
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This is an article for washing without rubbing
except In very dirty places which VIII require
very slight rub ami unlike other preparations Of
fered for al .ke purpose WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
hut will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear,
II removes grease spots rs II by magic, and soit
the dirt by soaking, so that rnsing viii in or
dinary cases entirely remSVc II.
This powder Is prepared In accordance with
chemical sciences, aud upon process peculiar tn
itself, which Is secured by Letters Patent. II has
bson in for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal fayOrte wherever il has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol
lowing. yik.
II saves All the expense of sorp Usually used on
cotton aud linen goods,
Il saves most OF the labor OF rubbing and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows Il Is unsurpassed,
with one quarter the time and labor usually re-
quired IL imparts beautiful gloss and lustrc,
much superior 10 any other mode. No water re-
,uitud except TO nioisten the powder
III ectlOns with each package.
Aud can be readily appreciated by single trial
The costOf washing for family of i've or siN pgr-
sens will not exceed TnREE GENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
khAt many useless compounds have seen nitro
duoed TO the public which have rOtted tho cloth
or failed In removing the dirt, hut knowing the IN
trinsic excellence of this article they confidently
proclaim u as heing adapted 10 meet n demand
which has long existed and which has heretulur,
remained ungupplied,
MANUFACTURED ny
HOWE a STEVENS,
200 HrOad w ay, IOstOu.
Also MARuF AOTuRKRs or FAMILY DYE COLOHs
sold by all Grocers and Dealers. oc9lam