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1r you wish to secure great bargains in any
and Ill kinds Of Dry Goods call on PHILIPPE
4 Kerr, So Main street. A large and choice
stock Of Dress Goods at low figures.
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1nB latest and hest Blood Purifier, 10 Dr..
Msson's Vegetable Compoand, at G. w,
ChHsaksIGa 1913
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stsek Maraet.
~ Telegraph Hrw Yenr. sov
Government stocis-Conpons 81 li2E; 81 1os,<Q&
DO ~ loss1@;s: do IS les.IDx do new los1s losos
iolkmA I 10. Itsssak
Stocks Regular without activity, CLOSING heavy.
sohd3i' llisG: Reading p5-sose; o
l7'@Ie6t; ss,sS51; W 47s1; do psd s2KGsa
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ca.sas. 1--we ss.s. aar..e.

chicago Live sssea Aarkss.
1t1h1sgreA.l o1ssAes Asv. r.
Z Hess-Recsipts - nsoa 2. la hssA. Aarkse setivs
- exssat sfsae1y, snA<r hstsk demand rs1 packsn'
III ssld II advance Of 1sDso saiss u % soos - ~
common = rhine.
Castis-Rseeipss 70 noon al hssa. General features
Of the market unchanged bat trinnG packing dsnanA
~ prtess fs0aia Urn 1t former qntasiona.
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BATKs SURVIVING Parry. Salt Lake
Union pedehe Of the goth October has the
following in relation to the above party:
We learn through reliable source tina,
Capt. Bates party of surveyors Union Pa
che raiiroad--were camped on Platte river
October l4th, at point ten mica below
Medicine Bar They we're all we'll and had
had very pleasant time since starting out
from Salt Lake. They bad not encountered
any rel skns although their route Law
through the hunting grounds Of the hostile
tribes. Lieut.. Bell, in command OF the es.
cort, had been ill of mountain fever, but was
nov eonvaleecent and able 10 attend to bis
duties. The original destination Of the sur
veyine corps vas North Fork station. wher,
they arrived on the 18th Of Aug, but in con-
sequence of orders from chief engineer. Gen
Dodge, continued the survey still further
east They report having found . very ia
vorable line for the road They nav ,hev
have lived on the fat Of the land, fess,ins
daily on buffalo, antelope, elk, deer, sage
hens and hare On the first of October thew
met General Dodge, Colonel Mile, and Lieu
tenant Skinner. seven miles from the Platte,
going east, all well. Captain Bates party
ill reach Rock creek about November LIST.
where they will take up their line of march
for Salt Lake City via overland route.
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new Orlsans Market.
By Telegraph NV .oRilASs. Nov ..
Market, rerally qniet, little eoins aceorlIof the
heavy rains.
Cottan-Good demand: miii;ng Orleans lsts.
eugar AMI Nolasses- Cns hanged
Tlour-UnchAnseA. supsrhne ~ IS, extra slooio %;
choice 3l2 75all45e.
Corn-puli at ~ 45s So
0sts-Dsll At 81.
Pork-pui; held at SIS.
-on.y Jobtng IL ie; sh nd rtl4f 4; clear rb
TX; clear sides IS elf.
L1d-No sales quoted u Slt for terce; 11s4ali f-r
keR.
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GRAND display of Furnishing Goods, 10 the
new stors Of s. 4 b. Stern. 65 Main street,
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saw Hora aonsy Market.
~ Telegraph Nrv Yoax. Nov o.
hoafy-stssds at al Per cent, for cali losne
ttsriius-Dulist s1sdK gold. for Arst ci.ss bills
eosd-withsus decided change opsninr Il s1x and
closing II 3SL.
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DAILY resolving New Goods q s. 1 d.
6isrn's popular store.
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Tns Pose OaIcs viii b spsa to-day and
hereafter on Sunday, froa e 10 10 .. m, nm
sil further notice, instsaA Of from 70 =
hasssofors.
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mARKETs M TELEGRAPH

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. Ciieaao. nov =
-cou.iaues dull and Unsettled common to good
.,,,nv..,r,. rang, s,zs rs extra &c. supers IS IS
81 10
va.s,-ou:et and Arm; No 81 IS; No 81 'sl4o4
No 81 90 81. rejected u s2ss.
Corn-Irr.Sular clio log at u oelS for No e new %
tive at.sl9
Rys-Iuaeiivs but nrner; 81 2ss7 for No l. Il 2szl
for No2.
Barlvy-In active requts,. 81 llt1al2 FOR "a.
Pork-firm attn.
Iard-Easer; fairy Attire At 1ls..
Cat Matchmaking doirg.
Drssstd BoRs- Dull ~ 10.
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GEs. wILsox 4 IN tovn, sGopping q the
Tspfer House.
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Cinetanati Market.
BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov.s.
Yiour-DcH, but prices not lower.
wheat-ps,l ut n 20 for No rid.
Corn-Dul and unchanged.
as-Qu.t at 641 IS
B.s,.y- Qufet At 81 50.
CAtop-Firmer; held q II.
Whisty-Un.hangsd
Men Pork Dgll At SO.
Rscon-lnactive; not much demand for any article.
Iard-12
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THE HEALING POO. /

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oil Soil ude, aud the Diseases and Alb, ses whic,
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Relief. sent In sealed Letter envelope, free efeharse
Address, DR.. J. sxlLLrH HoU0HToS, Howard -
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This s ertd Hair Dye Is the best in the world. The
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Dyes Inygorates the hair ieAvips II soft aud 6eaut
ful. The genuine IL signed ftIfian A. BufchGor. ALI
othrfs mitations and should be avoided Fold
by all Druggists sud Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
sfre~t Nv Sork fd~r19-d&v1.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08

permission the muse and seize the gray goosequi
and write "poetry" throughout the entire tenth
Press of matter compes to inserting several
muncations songs poems &c. which altogether des
tue of merit and whose authors give expression sentiments
which are emineny creditabe them and patriots
Among these we mention "The Dawn of Freedom" " The
Raising of the Green" Rally your Countrys Cal and
others the titles of which would occupy
space than conveniently spare
J. d. PEORIA I-The papers regularly forwarded by
mail from this Office Neither subscribers clubs were in
this any other instance overlooked It would almost ap
pear if certain partes your locality were not combining
themselves to attacks in certain proaver Journals but were
taking direct and nefrous prevent THE IRISH
REPUBLIC from reaching its readers Both and they know
the reason of all this and give them fair warning that
Irish natonass of America concerned the days
of their successful humbug But natural for
tain animals to sqea under the process of killing.
W. NJ S. New York-We have received notmuch less than
hundred letters from friends north SOUTH east and west in
forming they forming clubs but that they have not
yet got all the subscriptions The consequence is that
many instances whole and districts deprived Of
that most necessary instruction. national questions which
is purpose pleasure afford In fact both friends
and ourselves As therefore, resolved
risk accommodate ALL hereby request all
friends forward the of the subscribers
in each club and the of money already collected and
shall Immediately send the REPUBLIC to each
all of Them The balance due they collect
possible afterwards, and forward to this office.
J. H. San Francisco Calornia-We owe, and offer, you
humble apology for sending the 100 copies of the REPUB
c engaged The truth is the demand for the pa
per has atery exceeded expectations and cir
cuaon the city of Chicago alone absorbed every of the
papers we intended for you This will not again,
have this week added largely to former estimates
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08

ANCIENT IRISH PoETs-There very curious notion IN
old times that properly qualified poet had power TO XIII oy
his verses 1t considered the best guarantee OF
his poetic powers if his satire had this effect lie had also
bemshes the persons OF his enemies oy Inc
occult process Strange may appear this was the
general belief for many centuries all over Celtic Ireland and
mistake not of may be found IN ireland to the
present day.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
Mollie Dear.
BY ROGER o. HARE.

BY ROGER o HARE.
AIR." I'll seeka four-leafd Shamrock
I am going from thee, darling,
From the sunshine of thy smile
From the dear old hills that cluster
On my own sweet native isle
From the lakes and shining rivers
That flowing bright and clear,
But my loving heart Pm leaving,
In your keeping, Mollie dear.
am going from thee, darling,
By the dawning of the day.
I'll be gliding DER the pillows,
To free land far away
Ere the ruby glow of morning
Lights the summit of Cape Clear;
But my heart leave behind me
In your keeping, Mole dear!
I am going from thee, darling
From the land of fairy lore
From the holy shrines and temples,
That our fathers raised of yore
From where the glorious landmarks
Of our ancient appear,
But my loving heart Pm leaving,
In your keeping, Mollie dear |!
am going from thee darling
To the fair land of the free,
But mavrone, my heart Pm leaving
In my native land with thee.
Oh E! Heaven speed the golden time,
When shall homeward steer,
For to draw the sword for Ireland,
And to win thee Mollie dear.
MEssRs EDroRThe above rough lines suggested by
messing parting scene at Queenstown previous the de
rture of the steamer City of New York" for America
ROGER O'HARE, Boston.
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To Our Readers.

The letter No 81 of fair and talented correspondent IN
San Francisco California will appear in THE REPUBLIC next
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Mr. Joseph jefferson made his bow before the New Or
leans public February % In Rip Van Wrinkle.
Rstor is still winning golden honors In the Crescent
City.
Maggie Mitchell concluded her engagement at the New
Orleans Varieties February 25
Father Kcmps Old Folks commenced series OF their
peculiar entertainments at Toledo February u.s.
The BngnoP Feanti italian opera troupe were
to give the Barber OF Seville Lowell Mass on Monday
last
Miss Helen Western, the well known pro,ean actress,
concluded highly successful engagement at the Chest
nut, Philadelphia, on the I'd instant.
The Richings English opera troupe babe farewell to
the Quaker City on Saturday last They next appear in
Baltimore. magnificent service Of plato, valued ct
81 500, was presented 70 Miss Rchngs by some OF the
leading citizens Of Philadelphia The Japanese troupe
Of Messrs Rislcy Mcguire the opera at the
Academy
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General Order No from the Military Division Of tho
Pacific, under command Of Major General Haleck pro-
vdes for the dsconnuance Of the District OF Boise in
the Department OF the Columbia Fort Boise camp LYONS
camp, winthrop camp q. r. Smith and Camp Warner
will constitute the District Of Owyhee Camps McDer.
mott and Winfield Scott, without being detached from
the Department or California will subject to the orders
Of the commanding officer OF the Owyhee district as
regards the gnarD Of the public reads and making
raj George Crook, Lieutenant Colonel Twenty third Is
faniry, Is assigned TO the command, r Sly officer
owyn ny m nas WI DC without special Authority
70 any YIN halleek's headquarters All hostile ~.
,ans VINO may DO captured who may surrrnnr eli
oo heiu az unconditional prisoners OF war nd h. H.
posed Of az may DO hereafter directed ~" anu oe JUS
By direction Of the PRECEDENT Inc co,,o.r,. 49,,
W.T. ieeohuy detailed for board 10 rsl,eve ,ssbs5
" -"a mese A.ly.assa " eouyene a. San In.,,e,sco
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SHIP PIN G NEW S.
POST or NEW YuRK. MARCH 4, 1867.


Steamship Washington Chichester Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-James Hand.
Ship VIM rockingham, Bafsiey mavre~Boyd HincEen
Bark Homer tBr). Rogers,t shanghae-E Il Goodridgs
Bark Emily Ada tsr) swasey, Naples via Philadelpha
Bark Murray, Jr, Muigan, Por. Princo-R Murray.
Brig Anna tBr). Dorr, Cork Falmouth for orders-H
Brig Pedro. Bray, Cienfuesos-Warren Ray.
schr ) Burnley Williams, Washington, NC-Thomas
schr W Collins TCoker. NOrtolk-ysn Bruns slasht
Schr vapor, Meyer Baltmore-van Brunt Slaght
schr g ireland, Townsend, Baltimors-van Brunt
sshr Broadheld. crowel. acknowledgement 4 woad.
schr Baltimore Bennett New Hsven-1 NIB, Brsgs Co.
Arrived.
steamship MORO Castle. Adams Havana, Feb n. PM,
with mdse and passengers to Garrison Allen Expert.
storm No date, of Absecom, passed brig Favore,
Steamship Fab Kee, Stirling St Jaeo Feb q and Neuvi-
with %se lpsan To- Fox
Steamship Rsseeca Clyde Snyder wnpssSu NC 50
STEAMSHIP s os Aftermath Boanf ksn%Snd and Norfolk
Steamship NeP.9ne Baker, Boston, with mdse and pas
to d g. q
s and Ss ye
And being sd about dsGk
WOOL Ts 9d 5qss Gains
Bsliona ysri from Dem@rara Cork . = ''.a' =
Bark Evening star tBrl, Miller, Guantanamo, IS days.
Bark II Stover Pierce, Trinidad, Is days with sugar
BARK Abbie Franklin tof Boston, Holbrook, New Or
leans ID days with tobacco, moasses and cotton Crowel
Paine
Bark Tajan. sleeper Providence in ballast to master
Brig Superior swe PETERSEN Cadiz 81 days. with mdse
Brig Bertha sHano Nib9ie, Mon,evidcc So days, with
spoke schr Albert tBr from Porto Rico for New York.
ss ana r S sssu cs wc wR
gale from r. carr led mainopnast with everything
Brig Mary Boucher tBr Boucher. cenfuesos, 20 days,
Brig Mary Olivia Orb sagua 10 days, with sugar.
Brig Gamma Marshall Bridgeport
schr j scguine, French, Jacksonville.
Schr Lilly, Francis Charleston.
Schr Paragon, Shute. Charleston.
Schr John Ferris. st John, wilmington, NC
Schr Emma Gott: Purse. Nansemond, Va.
Schr Empress, Kennedy, Rockland.
schr Ocean Star, Kennedy, Rockland.
Schr Buwnkie, French, Rockland.
Schr Red Jacket, Averlll Rockland.
Schr Prudence, Coombs Rockland.
Schr Maggie Bell. Hall, Rockland
Schr Jus!na, Gregory, Rockiaud.
schr messenger Holden. Rockand.
Schr Amelia. Films, Rockand.
Schr Hodgdon, Babb. Rockiand
Schr Arctic, Ely. Kockland
schr Gen Grant, coombs, Gloucester.
schr Energy Brown, Gloucester.
schr Hammond Payne. Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Wellington, Chapman. Boston FOR PhlaAclpha.
!. schr Lola Monies sparrow: New Bsdior Ss,.ra
4 Bar Fanny Moss Davis, Fall River.
N Schr Haase, Ingrahain, Proydence.
~ 1yd.-nrea Prentice, New Haven.
Below.
Eagle, hf from Mooa..l tES% Palermo
Bhhgnai, from Pa Genaae0
| IN" Lord, from StJago
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH S. lS67-TRIPLE SHEET

on the 9th OF February, soon thereafter a. prac
cable, Ior the examnat Of such officers as may be
brought before it-Brevet Major General Irwin Nc
Dowel, President; Brewer Colonel W. II. French,
Lieutenant Colonel Second artillery Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel G. c. Keeny, surgeon; and Brevet Brigader
General j. Tdbal Captain Second artillery, will cdn
stitute the board which will adjourn the completion
OF the cases before IL until again called together by the
Commanding General Of the Military Division OF the
Pacific.
BY order OF Major General Haleck Second Lieutenant
K :. Do Russy is detached Recorder OF the Board
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, Mach 4-6P NJ
The speculative feeling the Stock Exchange has
been very bearsh to-day and railway shares have been
unsettled The passage in Congress Of the bill providing
for the issue Of fifty millions OF loan certificates stimu-
lated operations for fall, hundred millions OF cert
cates greenbacks had been looked forward TO- and
the previous duness also encouraged the bears per-
severe in hammering the market The supply Of money
is than equal TO the demand satisfactory mar
gins and colaterals at per cent with few excep-
tional transactions ut T. The discount line moderately
active, and first class sixty days commercial paper
passes at per cent and in at OK, while
good" is quoted at III 8. The statement OF
the associated banks for the week ending on
the ID inst is less favorable than was gen.
orally expected, the Sub Treasury 1t understood
having disbursed considerable amount in payment tor
,seven-thirty notes The loans show decrease OF
g. 437 owing, would seem, TO advances upon or
purchases of fvetwenes of the issue of 1865 The
specie has decreased 81 in consequence Of with
drawais for the payment Of customs duties The de-
posts have decreased $40 433 and the legal tender
$780, 700 while the circulation has increased
92S8 49, But for the in specie the deposits
would have shown increase Of million and a half
instead of decrease the decrease in gold involving its
equivalent in deposits The totals Of the present and
r~rl1x
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bags corn meal 900 bushels and l25 do oats The
market for State and Western -four somewhat rregn
lar at decline Of l0c l5c per bb though At the redue
ton there business Saturday. The
sales cover nearly 900 bos a. our revised quotations
Southern -four moderate demand but at lower prices
The sales comprise 10 bbls Rye -four steady with
ia rly active demand The sales reached 500 bb. at 81 SIS
according meal neglected and nominal.
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quiet but Steady The engagements were.-
I, ~ i sssSs
Ssss 90 Cs
Sa.Ss. Cork Sr orSsr. s. . dc United King.
g for saTs
3D. II TO the United KINGDOM. Is 3D. to the continent
Ss o bs%ss SO 's
ship was rumered taken from Philadelphia TO continental
CUISINES ruled dnil stprsv s pr prices .A' ''
il 40 bales chiefly asTrs soa, ana IKE ike
nors were IN moderate demand for consumption at for
MoLAssFs Beyond joObns saes the trade heard
business, though the market remained firm previous
-Liuseed continued quiet bit firm at 81 IS 81 ST.
unchangedn value, WITH however nsShng moment
Pscv.sloss Receipts, 50 bills beef g. isckages cut
for pork air and sellers demanded advance and
the marke. ruled MI, hIm at slight Improvement The
50 fCTnsw 9sss W s,a f0 sG Dr at s2 "a ga
male 800 bbs mostly for the latter part
Ass ssyfa sS'sa
new sSs extra III e fes see
aaelI drm We note ST. Of 90 uerses So $50
i 81 Nj. ;s 4 sslss
nc for short rib and re for short clear. Cut
mel were quite active, with sales OF $50 kages &c.
llqpr nhouders and IKE 1870. for hams Dressed
hqfwere without essential changes we quote Western at
comprise go packages at l2c l2alc for old and
4 qfNat previous quotations.
| E2LEUN.-Crude ruled quiet, and we heard Of i'm
EA transac tions l7c generally asked tor ~ At
Bonded ruled extremely quiet At gs,c a9c for
lthe month"; o7Ac ~ s~"'u "A'So ~ 'ne ias' aan "a
or, n0 9or whsncoS at lO4c lo Carolina and 30
"ss ,naep -yhese VS.
W. fair extent an.general activity. though the sales
Porto Rico lVzc f, prices. Saies 1870 hhds
at the inside price Refined ng 1000 do refining
yellow l4ac. 1910 for soft wnSse>t 1874 4c for soft
| hard. ~. i3isc 1910. for
sEKps.-Clover steady at lsc l4c.
chnnped at As 50 IS Calcutta linseed re1 was un-
SrEXRIxE remained unchanged. Sales 42ooO ~ sendy
q l2xc. .-ssscs
| with sales Of 100000 lbs. at from llt4c l2sc-
/ quiet and steady. No sales Of moment TRANSFERRED.
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The usury law passed by the Massachusetts, Legis.
lature reads thus
SECTION j. when there Ia agreement for different
Of interest OF money, the shall continue to
be the rate Of SO upon 800 for year. and the
same greater or less sum- and for longer
shorter time.
SIC q II shall be lawful contract TO pay reserve
discount ut any rate and contract for payment and
receipt Of any rate OF interest," provided however, that
creator interest than sx per centum per annum shall
be recovered in action except when the agreement
to pay such greater rate Of interest is In writing.
SEC g. Sections three four and five OF chapter ffty-
three Of the General Statues and all acts and parts OF
acts Inconsistent nere with, are hereby repealed
SEc This act shall not Affect any existing contract
action pending, existing right Of action, ana shall
take effect on the first day Of July next
The earnings OF the following railways in January this
year show decrease the whole OF about $34 900 as
compared with the receipts during the corresponding
last
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"A GREAT CHANCE FOR ANY. GENTLEMAN kvr.
IN ing fine turnout pair or last tr'tting bay brses
ia haa sereu and eGrt years DID, Sound and kiA
fanAd ~ r1t IN 10 together; also Ono top Wagt Har
nsss anss Robe, Whip &c, VII be iold al aurtl BY
ss:NMgNs, AZ Log pIvssaNa{ near Fot.lrst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

For wheat inquiry very moderate prices ruled
nomnay shade In favor OF the buyer though In the alb
business there decided change
The sales confined 5000 bushels at ~ - 10 for
Chicago spring 81 20 for No. Milwaukee Corn
good demand and holders succeeded in establishing ad
vance per bushel mixed Western hlch closed with
continued rmness at 81 " 81 TO- in and anoat The
transactions embrace 1000 bushels at 81 OF 81 Oh for
ahoat 81 10 for white southern, 81 % for new yellow
do. and yellow Western, In store. Oats, under
fair demand were very steady, and full prices
readily obtained. The sales 5000 bushels
including Western at 5c &C. aud State at &c. zoo The
demand for was less active and prices closed in buyers
with sales of 5OOO bushels Western 81 IL 81 l6
Bailey neglected and nominal OF malt heard Of
sales amounting to 5000 bushels Canada peas duty paid, at
81 30
CorroE5The market continued quiet and somewhat ir,
regular, though prices generally without material
alteration. sales l $50 bales We QUOTE
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,roc r,AT,s FoR cLAsslFICAIId

- 5lt,crfox on WEDNESDAY, MARCH SIR n
&C., = SO Broadway. three close Coaches enty
~ ,els y mess i've sess double Harvest also kyersl
ve.rs Il sttytiing iiofses.
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AppEoxIwxT-sS PRIZE

- alton furnished. Thekiehest
\ yses paid In gold. info ali kinds u Cola and Jer
IsAesp paid fer Dolpeons apai onice United satesl Wall
TAfL0R ~ pale de Ia naoana No. lOo. tsans
80
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The receipts and expenditures Of tho following New
Jersey railways during the year 1866 wero as SUBJ
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C0MNrERCIAlauRslsc,ns'a a, previous sv quota IA
BEEADsrurrs Receipts 219s bills -FOUR 100 d. aud 100
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dor SALE OR ExcHANaE-coAI.Y YARD IN GOOD
location doing 600 tons OF Coal II
desired Address II. e., 81 Bible House.
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FOR SALE or TO LET-LEAsE AND FIXTURES or
u the National House, Tenth street plank road near
Calvary Cemetery Inquire the
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Ro.nEsTER WAFER WORKS COMPANY Rocups-
ces yer ~ ~ fcb. =. ls6Tsesed proposals will he 70
49, ~ the Office OF this company unfil satmr,a
.peaca nes y noon for sgns and dng u m,Ics
eces ~ mo streets OF The OF Rochester,
'he pipe OF the Rochester Water WORKS Comnsnv laying
odce. ma II. srgh ~ we compAnv'0
TO, MISERs. WANTED. TO CONTRACT ron MIN.
- Ing 1000 tons OF Coal from coal nina =, n.
wo noun from New York For oarticuInrs ssulv ~ ~
co ot the View Jersey Bituminchs Coal COMPANY I, w
mrvect room l, between the hcuru OF Ii A. H. and p
iue Of a shaft ri the mine, .-s' ~ 80 sn"~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

FOR SALE cHEAP-A rIsH STAND IN CITY
For fa particulars apply y@ans gnd
Fulton nah market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05

dor sAlE-THE sTocK FIXTURES AND GOOD
will with two ycars Lease. OF three story house and
sqge on side OF BowerY. occupied lager beee
2z5 bowery.