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From tho Rev, joseph II. kcnnar Pastor Of tbs Tenth
Baptist Cnuruh.1
! have frequently requested to connect my nsne
" tn ommcnlait., f ,;iercnt kinds Of medicines, bur
re. syding the T7cce cut of my appruprate sphere.
have il all eases lcln,s hut with clear pr'1f IN vhbO
instances and particularly in my own fsr y. Of shs use
fuIncss of Dr. iIoosapds German Btfcrs, dSpaTs lof
once from my usri to express my fn eonvtcoon
that general dlity of tho system aud especially ir
Liver Complaint Il l. safe and valuable preparation In
some e,s may fad bu usually. Doubt not. will 10
very beneficial iise who suffer from the above Causes
ioiir-- respectfully.
j. II. KENNABD, Eighth below Coates st. 2
Philadelplia, Dec. "a, ls64
Rev J. S Herman. Of the German Reform Church,
Kuztown Bcrk> county, Ia, cured ' the pyst~ssAA
Of twenty years Standing.
NJ Sparc..r. Eli.or Of the ti.s1TF, No. - korsh
Sixth street PHILADELPHIA this Biit"rs was rcson-
ncu.l n him Ly medical friend AMI siX hotties cured
hin, Of complete prostratipn of the nrrvous syste'a
Rev J. Newton Brown. H. -. Edhoa Df tho kscyefeps
lia Of Religious knowledge and Chri.ti~s ChroniSs
Philadelphia
Rev Thomas Winter d. D.. Pastor Of Roxssrsugh ss0-
tist Church.
Rev Levi a. Beck Pastor oe the Baptist Church. PEN
crton n j. formerly If the North Baptist Church fhn
delphia at present Pastor Of tho Baptist Chursh. 0~
Pennsylvania .# D.. q - -
These gentlemen express in the strongest ~ H~' ~
favorable opinion Of these Bt~rs-
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An lSI2 War Story.

The following, we believe, has never seen
print:
Ogden Hoffman used to tell the story.
He was in the great battle between the Con-
stItution and Guerriere. and said that as the
British ship came sailing down on them, a5
they heard the sharp orders, when the guns
were run out and the men could be seen
ready with Their match locks, an officer
came in haste to Captain Isaac Hull, and
asked for orders to FIRE. mot yet, was the
quiet response. AS they came still rearer,
and the British vessel poured in her fire, the
first lieutenant Of tho Constitution came on
the poop and begged permission to return
the broadside, saying that the men could no;
be restrained much longer. 'Not yet, was
the indefinite reply. Stil nearer the British
shin came, and the american prisoners, who
were in the cockpit of the Gnerriere. alter
wards said that they began To believe that
their own couutrymen were afraid to meas
ure their strength with that OF the enemy,
ard this thought gave them more pain than
the wounds which some of them were still
suffering from. EUi ftGfs t2 COX
In moment after the Guerrero rode gall
lantly forward, showing her FURNISHED sides ;
and as the swell carried her close to the
muzzl. of 'Old Ironsldes,'' Captain Hull,
who was then quite iat anu dreSSeu III iu'.
tights, bent himself twice to the deck, and
with every muscle and vein throbblng with
excitement, shouted out as he made another
! gyration,
Now, boys, pour it into themP TIL
| That broadside settled their opponent. anc
when the smoke cleared away the Commo'
dore's tights were to be seen split frou
waislband to heel. Truly the Commodore
had soul "too big for his breeches. -
Hoffman used to add that Hull, nothing dis
concerted, gave his order with perfec
coolness. and only changed his tights whel
the British commanders sword was given ul
70 him. ~ s-'4s fis7s d.. ls.f &
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Affairs I'm ireland.
The stea nship City of New York brin
THE FIRST SKIkMIsH.

news of the situation in Ireland up to midday
of the 22d of February.
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The veeo-vgno Approve il.

From the st. Louis Democrat.
The Chicago Times SUPPORTS President
Johnsou's policy, and approves, in hearty
,o-,os ~ vat,
The Missouri Republican. ditto.
The Cincinnati Euguir,r. ditto.
The Louisville Courier, revived rebel sheet,
d;,:.
III W., ~. vorl. Will ..1 ><,u Sork
ai.S ID" d;,t' ae" lynn ''''' "'''' y
f.. L. ioad;,,. 49,, ,o-.;, tho south
;. Ever! ies'4--s fe''e' he"Si-Pei ia '-ie
Er.Pro.;;a,t vra,.k =, ..oa 5;,.o
Rsn And Esrn,nd., Wa,d d;t.o 2
Den. auo nerhah.o W ood; ult'o.
Jarrett Davis anG salisbury. ditto.
JEFF. Davis and kU!,cr. l.. Lee ditto
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CANDIES! ! CANDIESl
tsiE.i1Es.-E EBERT
CAKES: CAKES:
EAGLE MILLS.

yE,HE subscriber would inform public thai le IS
now RAINING tie above Mhl, and is prepared 20 DO
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
IL the best possible uauner, the Mil ha. been
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order Good
and attentive Nilers are employed, and will be con-
stantly hand 20 wait uPon customers. Farmers and
Others viii hndit tohei- advantage - give callbe
fore going elsewhere.
NB-orders for Flour Feed he left a, the City
Market sttht sl al will Se promptly attended
Ottawa, Oct {. 'NGG J. WOOD
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"A prisoner recently escaped from Sing
Sug by putting on citizens clothes, cooily
appropriatins a team in the prison yard, and
driving through the gate. '-=S
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Moses Heard, of South Tho1 naston, Me-,
is IA years of age, has not tasted drop of
liquor. since he was three years old, and has
risen before the sun every. morning for forty
veareIEAE sadU > = g-7s -irszc4a q IA
fsusf 30 4ssE s-g1a .sasE s-S - a1s
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RANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE a. Co.,


CORNER WALL AND NAssAU-sTs., NEw-YoRK
In connection with our houses in Philadelphia and
Washington, we have opened NEw-YoRK HOUSE at
above location and offer services to Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for tho transaction of their business in this
city, including purchases and sales Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, Bonds, AND GOLD.
We constantly represented at tho Stock Exchange
and Gold Board where orders sent promptly filed.
We keep on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing cor.
respondents the most liberal rates the market affords.
JAY COOKE g. Co.
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FIsH-The Dry Cod is firm with moderate do
mand at s5see 50 for Grand Bank ana o., Sso5ss
sre 10 fair demand and steady at sx9s ~ Tor TO
Mass eli 5Oa ss for No d. and us Tor NO. do
he,5ngs are onn ara ehcap S ,o , TIM b,vsr q, A On
es3 IS Banch per box and % 95a for LAYERS Other
descriptions are IN moderate demand ana steaa az %
ape for Smyrna Fiss.
Flour s rreeuar common grades and very dull
White Medium and better brands are quite active and br.e
e. 50 Extra state 81 6Oass for Fancy sate s1Ss 10
for low grades Of Western Extras IS l5ss GO for Ship
si Goa sio for St Louis Extras Canadian Flour is in fair
demand especially Family brands which are rmer the sales
s7sOasI2 for Trade Family DO Southern Flour is
cents better with fair demand sales OF 40 69ls at
more, and sioasi5 for Trade and Family brands. Rye
Flour dull and rather easier sales q 80 bbls at "a 80
Is 80 Corn Meal quiet sales OF 80 bbs Jersey at S.
has been m Improvement in the demand for
Wheat to-day especially Winter grades have ruled quito
firm but show no particular variation inquiry being
tirey from mers; 1900 BUSH Old Milwaukee
Club s. 900 bush New DO at the same rate 600 buh
A Mssern Gss g n
500 bush common White Michigan at o. Is and 100 eus
is Without change sales Of 800 bush at d 2Oat 80 Oats
sna c Sn S.# %sss 'ss .Ss @ @
50960c State and 5la53c for Jersey and Southern
bash Western at &c. in store and delivered and ZOO
BUSH State eoc Corn better but closes quiet
sIH sas for Yellow
jersey and soesSc for white western -u,,,.....
1'6A1S arg que, az iec; Ron "i'nou' SaeS'
GUNNX CLOIn Is lhactve al "a 0zoc
HOPS are 10 g9od demand Tor nome ana pce
are wen sustanoo VIC quo'e a' lo Us
ana q9ah%, ,t.h, an, A.. v..,h., x.~r ,o.rr .,a
HAYIhe demand gat ana me market r very n nesSy ana
wen supPhed "esuo'o ~ '"~'''' luz '"Pp"s e1
ior TetaI 10Y. 4, , and AL, .. ,oo o,a o,her ,,ra.
hEM I'm in o"ei anu uu ~ oo' sou' o'"ei "a'
are qq ana ronna oss on,e, and vo have only IN
-; ~ .aI. ~ a zoo Drv California OH m AT 90 cur
uUeICV Wv ' " ' ' - -
IA dn, and beavv at f4oas43 for No Amcri.
oan and sl9a S15 for DO Scotch
LEAD-The market for Pig is dull and heavy ct ss $50
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Trava,era, Gul1e.

To Arbay oy Hudson r. r., Depo, 3othst an lothsve,
Hudson River H. 10 a. n 81 G. and 10 p NJ. Har.
lem ii and ii .. Sunday train, via hudson River,
ep m City car. run between chsmbe" and sohs1
stan and CITY Hail and 26tIs. station.
70 Baltimore and Warrington, by the NewJersey H. RI
foot Of cour,andst., and 10 a. m, p M, and u
10 Boston, BY Nev.LondOn line, Pier 80 N r., daily
70 ,.iou b. Sew.iis1en r r., via Springfield, ah.:
10 Boston BY New Haven r. 27tst and tn ave.
Shore Lne, 1T and M Sunday w.;
by Erie Railroad. foot Of Chambers-st at Z, 10 o. m
and pm Em,sran train e., ~
pR, q. and Yaph.nk m and -
10 Manchester and Lonz Branch by Rsrtan and Delaware
Bay r. via steamboat Jssls hoy, from pier o m n
Essex X, r.. foot Of Bsrcay,st, at 30 N by ssne
road for stations ives: Of Mnburn ct 4;lo p m Nor
To New Ha1sn Connecting with r. r. for Hartford and
springaed-s.esme leave Peek Slip ......3i and IL p
.y g. III a 70. ia D. 5.t5 q. p
To the we: by Central Railroad q NswJersey u. Al
and $500 D. N. Sunday tram. D.
10 PhisdeIphia, BY NewJersey Railroad loot Of Court.
isnSi;:; and 10 m.' u m and M aaa
For Amboy and New Brunswick, at u p. m. by steam.
For Manchester Long Branch Camden &c. (Rsr;sn and
Delaware Bay Rallroadl steamer leaves Pier Nc. j.
North River, Sundays excepted: y ,.,, =, Cont.
To Wsshng,on. BY New-Jersey X r. foot OF Court
lsndts,, and 10 g. D., p m. and u midnight
To PsS,o. +; Northern r. R. N.wj.r.ey from jersey
City ct ct m ut y and 500 Monday, n.::. 81 q
To Neworiesns, every Saturday. Atlantic and Mi'n'
For ssvsnnsh every Thursday Murray, Line Office No.
For Savannah every Saturday BY Empire Line Carl
For Savannah every Thursday Pioneer Line Pier No.
80
For further information Railroad Time Tables SEQ
vsrtisemeuts Ia another part OF this paper
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drove was brought Csnsds stock fed b Wayns
On Csvura County ~ T. since .ober with an average gain oil 80
head G weished l2O a. 320 IS t averaging l65 D. and 70
syrrsgsd ia u, all ,hosred ard sold at 7lc Y b..
stephen Cortland r. sent In 100 head shesred
which weighed b averaging "a D. which sold for oS OF
them 10 bought BY H. d. Grant &c., to send 20
s Duch County farm just to see be can maks some heay
for next Chfistuss.
The market closes steady with active demand ..
r. H. Hume sold 455 wool sheep averaging 90 EACH and S
shrared sheep at &5 % per head -,
S McGrsw sold sheep averaging 90 IS EACH being mixture
Of sheared and wool sheep
.HssP paovtAs Ar BaowSfye's. - rr,,,
From NewYork-R. Hunt, 225; b. Newman, w. JONI ~
43l Capt. John Smith 81 8 L. Henry ySJ X IeIlsne "a; N n
Moves ss H. McGrw 225; John Steele 1863 Allen Marsn on
A. ST. stewart, lsi Stephen d. Free 1895 D. NJ "'0S'' "
George l.. spicer 81. - 49, =, a., ,.o. F.,so Lard
From csn.d,J c. Henry. George Oliver i A. NJ Clark
~.
From Kentucky-George w. Dewey, ~. WI, 90.
From Ohio- Winter, 1869; r. MsGraw. III o. A. rsn 10
L. Horst iGg Joseph Bradhed $685. Ii. b. Ware 5Ii '" d. Nof
''''' THE SWINE MARKET
P.eert, BY Railroads Hudson River Railroad o fns
e g- receipts Live Hog, during tho latter part me p
week nearly light and inferior bad the effect oil
prices quite uuube OF the mort ineor
only om to 9lc This OF affairs however was on
Mondsy trade the old nearly all
Of md there double loads eh the
prices which remain unchanged oday Best braces ac
Heavy best dsuand Medium and Ordinary ot9iV'i
Inferior and Mast Fed, 9tdlote -ooo
Tn. week amount LOU
Corrsspondng week Last
Corresponding preceding
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lncrease...-....... S2IUol
Out Of Its increased traffic only 10 cent passed to in
como accounts insufficient TO pay the annual div
idcnds upon the addition to the cost of the road in 1863
The President in his annual report of 1864 very apy re-
marks:
Amy railroad company that may be adding to II: con-
strucon and equipment solely by derived from the IN
crease Of capital stock by its sale for or cur OF Its
Increase be p0de good its shareholders by issue OF now
stock them for like amount building pyramid upon an
Inverted aper."
The difference in the condition of road which in two
years has sold So 400 worth Of stock does not der
widely from one depending solely upon sales OF stock
This Company by the constant sale of share capital and
the payment of 10 per cent dividends "s burning its
candle at both ends"
The Potfsrie Miners Journal Of Saturday says OF tho
coal trade:
The quantity sent by railroad this week is g. 81 49, ny
canal 81 26 TO- for tho week. 100 3s 90 tuns against 49, iO
tuns the corresponding week last year The shipments
are heavy and prices little rmer than they were last
week They tened up little by the adv ance on prices
az the last auction sale Second quality OF Coal
dun and prices low. There turnouts at some OF tbs
coeres reduction Of wages TO meet the reduction
in the price OF Coal they have work again
at the reduced rates We learned ys.tsrd-y -' .o was
soms OF IN TIE supply sent forward Inc tuue suns
r 1865. iS6G.
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asses Sugar al &C., and 100 boxes Havana part at M Re-
fined are dull and nominay unchanged. .
TALLOW-The market IL heavy and duli ssles OF e1UVO
al lltc for Western and III c. for choice City.
TOBACCO-There is but little doing IN this article; Gales
Of II hhds Kentucky at ecj IS b6 Havana prices not
transpired 80,
WHISKY-The market is quiet but FIRM sales Of IS bbh
Western OF S2 "a,
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Receipts OF Produce.

APRIL l0-57e7 bbls Flour. ~ bbs Whisky 400 bbls
Corn Meal 522 sacks Corn Neal 20i5 sacks Oicake 3is
bush Corn seO BUSH Oats 525 bush Malt esq bush Seeds
pkgs Ashes 2095 pigs Beef 256 pkes PORK 3i pkgs
Cut Meats J. 1879 pkga. Lard 4O74 bbls. Petroleum.
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Financial.

UNITED STATES TREAsrEr IETEREsT DEPARTMENT
NEw-i April 10, 1896
SCHEDULES Of (30) THIRTY or more (9-2O)
- FyETWENTY COUPONS. payable May proIno will now
received for OF the United
States Treasury H. II. VAN DnCh, a
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markets-cA.HyuLrr KEronrrD yos THnN,Y. TEInvs.

TUESDAY April 10. Ices.
ASHES quiet but steady Sc 75as6 si for Pots and
el2 25Qsl2 50 for Pearls
CANDLES are in moderate demand and steady at c2723c
or Adamantine Soc for Sperm and 400. for Patent
COPPER-Amercan IDgot Ia dun and heavy: 2oi c3Oc for
Baltimore and Lake, 45o. and 4c for New bheaihng and
Yellow Metal
C0TT0N-The market very dull; prices are easier and
close with downward tendency sales Of 800 bales NJ 20 S'o
for Middlings. II,
COFFEEThs market continues quiet but prices are with
ont change sales OF 3Oi bags Rio Urcr, at l5c gold
We quote Rio Coffee. Prime at 2OtG2lc Rio Good lgi0
2Oc; Rio Fair III 0lec Rio Ordinary le l7c Rlo iar
good oargoea ia lgc Java mats and bags 2otdsc
Maracabo Coffee. 2oa23ci Lsguayrs Coffee 2oGS@c d.
Domirgo Coffee l7t1l7ic. gold, net cash. duty paid
STOCK OF RIO. -.
New Orleans 600 Batimore ....... oVVo
Mobile -. ......... 1000 Phusdelphia....... go.
Savannah .......... 1900 Eew.York.
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Steamship Absuarls Bourne Richmond via Norfolk with ndss
and pass o Livingston Fox L Co.
s,s.@.iip Charlie: Lord W.ra Wilmington, O.. 50 hours
Schr Blanche (cf Annapolis n Sd Lent Arroyo H. 10 day&
d. r. DsWo Co Has had heavy northery
gales heavy head Of the passage sprung forsms and
leaking.
samuel Cromwell Son. - =.
schr I.on, Wallace Windsor N. g. IL days. with plastss -
ssS Hops. BI Gaming Windsor s. days with platter 10
ID. X DoWon
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PUKT UF NEW-1 UNh.,.,,s..,A III
Cleared.
Steamship Vera Cruz Moray Havana and Vera Cruz A. Whit
ncy .
Steamship Black Fish, Gernane. New Orleans H. CraIy.
Steamship Pierepont, Shropshire, Philadelphia .
Steamship Gaucus Gale Boston Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship Sarsh Jones. Phlsdelphis
Ship Ham, Hof Liverpool via Savannah, Ruyer Bos
Ship Narasansett. Hsmlin. London Thos Durham.
Bark Volunteer, Tuts, Turrerona. Topper Beetie.
Union (Br Liverpool ~ s. o. Wheelrigh Co.
Bark Berger tFrl. Brgon, Marseies, Boyd Hncken.
Bark J. A. Davis Welt, Matsnr.s. Walsh Carver.
Brig II. q. Berry, Coson, Cienfursos. j. T. Ward Co.
Big Ariehat West (BT), Posn, Havans, }. T. Ward Co.
Brig Excelsior (Br.l, Cooper Bermuda.
Brs George (Bfl Graham, Pctou, N g. Brett, Son Co
Brz Martha Br Garrison St. Johns n. r. n. Small Co.
Brig Beatrice Brl Lent, Bear River N S. p. J. Nevns Son.
Schr Geo. Washington. Peck Stamford.
schr Dr. Franklin Gier Norwish Racket, Tooter Taylor
Schr Masachusets. Buck. Boston. B. I. Small Co.
schr. Triumph, Chester, Bristol, Geo. N. srapahsn.
sehr. Lusets, Underhiu, Barbadocs P. }. WinbsrG
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increase.
this reaches 0 93l tuns Tho low
price coal is increasing the oonsnmoon very materially
Freight from Port Richmond TO NewYork has receded TO
e CO. This will doubt cause reduction on the Seany
Kill Navigation The present rates by canal are % 70 from
the coal region making Is cents in favor Of the railroad
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DentistrD.

NJ B. GRIFFINS, No. 258 Grand-st., N. Y, Cd.
IN posite Lord Tsylors the LARGEST CHEAPEST DEN
tai ESTABLISHMENT in the WORLD Fresh Gas every DAY.
Every operation In Dentistry performed unusuuay low p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-11

DR. LARMONT, No. 173 BROADwAY.-Trest.
nent from IL to O'Clock Medical Adviser and Msase
Guide" 81 50. Sold by Z. WARNER, No. veseyst
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Corner oEee,wl.h v sna t. ,.h al ,aae (
ELEcTIoN;-Th ANNUAL ELECTION f for y
II ofth Company will be held at thi, office on TUES
DAY. AP 10 next between 'A GffTi eRS Secretary
VNlE ADJOURNED MEETING of the Stockholders
ton Of Dreor, viii be held the Company No %
Broadway NewY0 on "EDNEp ARN oI Id Seers.sry
GALE of FORFEITED RAILROAD.-The Weston
> and Aehon and Che Aehson and s. JOPs and the rs
and now such having o TIE STATE q Missouri
.sned .y. been appointed and are gsdd Board
q the ,sd Fate County RsT s.. p,ss nae.
entitled Act provide for the esS rTod. s md p,
seer. an esy completion so5hwes Branch Pacific the
s GSSS the NJ pp an Febasr n 70 1885, Tia. as
they have authority 70 take possession OF nd by
a SS h Sss s Win o ni. oo1ns sn
m s ana I Sssy ay d from sSd aid eosd
6oggi.ionr which goPoa, nS % qTT s ana r b onsa a
following condition. provided Section Of the said Ac
This propo,. bidders under the provision, Of h, foregoing
ei0R s1 zach s The Pes pa Tor sSi .nS h
hereby bhsd govern the sale said roads BY said Board
Ir: The pree OF confederation bid ,h. be payable follows
oneoan closing the contract AMI the balance In 1--we equal annual
two tho third in the tie fh Ave
81. .aSa SI p sS 81. asy p
either The soads other Liabilities Of the state or bonds guar
me o, u rolling ssl seso.i. ';, ,ss .A Be
eolsee9n q I'D road, ,.r r. ,u,h., var,
pom, the M'oa 'ef opposite The Guy Of Kansas. 70 the City
ofMeon from Savannah 90 Forrest City from the
sale, End shh be completed TO the Iowa state line IN three
ye and tic d road shall erpend In each
every between the date Of se and The time hIed Tor the
completion aforesaid " gduaion and sqpeTsuctue Of
road The o. at att"o haadrsd and any thousand dollar.
provided The u annual expenditure. required Ihs section
respective companies extension OF Tune OF pay
.u principal puichsse due the, year rn Two yes
,rr maturity and proded that an annual state
en Of shall be made under oath oJ The
a,ursr Director hereof aud fled with ito Secretary OF
State" -
ms Platte. County Railroad which h been known as tho
Weston and A,cfou Atoson and 81 Joseph and the
Pt,e Country Railroads In OF tie state Of MIS-
,ou the having teen forfeited TO the state Of h
,ou M former under the provisions OF an &c, oil
lie Assembly Of tho state Missouri entitled An act TO
aud the ktchson and 81
Jouh R.rd Csmpany ard the Weston and Atchson Railroad
snd state the payment Of certain bgnds
construction Of tho Platte Country ks
I'D and 20 se Couury Railroad" kc. Ie approved
Tebsuuy a. 1865 p0esop thereof having been 90 taken win
view 10 To ale
Sad RIo. located IN Norhw Mis,ou 10 n opera
or rom Weston Savannah. hfyvo miles ard IL tufenty
oekr machinery p-et tue snd Immediate pos
session will be given to the pachaf.r -,
copIs. appoved rseu,y 70 ss and Other inform.
ton ,,p-cnE properly will BE- shed apphaon ~ icy
"r 70 Join y. nGME Precedent, 70 CHESTER HARD.
sO H. A,tornsy hoard Of Commit siSners e Louis NO.
sSattEL hrgfMAy .... o. The n.r.,,,
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AIarble Alantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.--Ihe best place in the city
vl 10 puhsse MARBLE MANTELS OF the designs
low prices Il at A. KLABERS Marble Works, no. 100 East Egh-
.aa ntsr Third ave-, N Y MsEes put up In the country
Cut thi, out.
NIARDLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superor in
l durable aud at half the price Of marble T.
b. srEWARr NO. COS si.Hsva md Ne. Lal0 BIssdvss ~
tussp seSb snA asApAs = y -
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go IAR R0R -Lnril

SAG HARBOR-Aprl whaling bark John l. hobb, 81 CO
,hernes Brazil days with 80 bbla 1000 wh 900 De benz
H. French Sent home the voyage 40 bbs y, <o
and 5000 Bs bone.
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De6oins CARDS. &e.

ALVIN. EvERDELLn SONS, No. lO4 Fulton.st-
tlsla) - -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-11

Brig Continental which 9Th, reports Sailed from ofbrun
Fannie Ramten foS New Xork and he brig ha
Paui sid Feb 10 for Malta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-11

assistance Checking and depositing lively resulting in
but little change IN the supply however, OF currency
The Np Orleans Times says that the Southern planters
are bending all their energies to the production OF cotton
and thus advises a change Of policy:
Reports reach from many Of the coonproducng regions
thar planters applying all their available force to the
production Of the great se TO the exclusion OF CORR wheat
etc. and the raising Of provisions This strikes short
ruled up within the last month We have every indication
that in this they will be dSapponted-tha prices will never
again reach high point OF the past This very fact
making by planters produce large
possible going abroad stimulates the belief In large crop
larger probably than by any exertion whatever be
realized What wish TO get at however is to convince orr
planters Of tho mpOcy and se0ns injury 10 themselves OF
bending their entire energies to this product product
the value which subjected to many conting to the
almost entire neglect Of the accessories Of life which must be
had whether cotton be raised or not
The Boston Evening Commercial Of yesterday SAYS
Money matters and business show little variation. The
is well supplied with favorable terms Tor
the unchanged There continues more
lively action in trade circles and prices in commodities
firm and slightly upward, and the market Is becoming
more regular
The Pittsburgh e. Fort Wayne road upon its increased
traffic does not make corresponding good show OF net
income. The items stand as follows:
1864, 1868.
Earnings - e. 46j Se4e9 062
From c. e. I. road. 39.U3o
Expenses .......... 1893 Expenses Is 2O55i5
Net .es,O5slOa Road. 342,4s6-555so oil
293l,05l ----
Total. ..............S 295iOol