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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06


90 wide ih as NJ its tseiaoe,. and a
Doures that in almost every section II The country per
publicly known who have been restored by from alarm
diseases ~ che lungs when trd,
s superiority every other espcooran 20
escape observation where s known. the pub
De LONGER hesitate what antd1 employ fr The distress
Ing dangerous affections % the pulmonary
climate. While Inferior remedies thrust upon the
community faei and been dscad.d, this has gained
friends By every trial, conferred benefits the afflicted they
never forget and produced and too
remarkable to be- forgotten.
wecin The public, that its quality carefully Kept
up che beat ever has been, and that may bel relied on TO
d. Tor their relief all that it has ever done
Or numhers Of c-rgymsn, Physotus, staesmsn, aud
other smuent rsonage have lent her 20 certify the
Unparalleled usefulness Of rgmede, but here viii
not permit n-ertion Of them The Agents below named
foruisb gratis in Whch they sveni
Wih fun descriptions ~ The complaints remedies cure
Tho,e require Alternative medicine to pur The blood
dni ArER's CoPoUNo ExtRAcr Or sARsArsauLA The
to use. Try Sc once and you Will concedr lts value.
Prepared by DR J. c. AVER Co lowell, Mass, and sold
by an Druggists an dealers in medicine etsryvhere
BIX8Y co Agent for Montpelier, also, fr sale byN K.
Brown aud R-dh 30 Crooks 70 Nov. & Dec.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

AllCCCk = POrOu-
" the compaatness Md and the asxbiuy ola BLK glove


DR.. Z. n. Hend -rson's Letter.
FAHNvttLG, Lnusiana, March 3, 1850
br r AlLoccg.S rt have been suffering Gnier
attack Of neuraBo disease Of my bowes for years. with by
peffo Ihy u c heart and have tried everything known to
the pacceof medicine from The very best MDs but truth
pHp Is me to say that your Pasters have given
permanent relief than anything else have used, and believe
will produce perfect cure
The oountef-rritant 90 ct u Plaste is produced
such mild and gradual way they lnvsorae the
ton around the parts 70 which they appei, and
upon all nervous diseases such great sedage Influence,
that place them confidently at The head u every plaster
DO use.
Yours very truly, 1T HENDERSON, n. ID.
Pduipa. Aeenti. Hanireti House, Nsv York
4 | IL IL u---- ----u- - L l .
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Ntm he.tisrmrnts.
sssnA. HANCOCK HOUSE, CouRr
HlH!s.R IL SaUAsE, Boston, Mass hepi on
Ala ne hWopcfn Plan This House has re-
k-zAtR<.aznD Gently been repaired and fefufnished
kog zone u he best and cheapest otels IN Bnst
None Is morfcentra ly located Rooms One Dollar per
day f1f each Pc son BAHNEY HULL Prop.
PAIMTS FnR FARMERS

ANDOTHkRs ~rHE GHAFrON MtNEhALPAINT
COMPANY are n1s manufaoturipg the Best Cheapest
aud most du abe Paint in usti two ooats well put on,
mixed with pure liuseed OIL viii last 10 CT IS years
10 Is of light brown beautiful chocolate COLO, and
can be chtnRd 90 green, lead stone, olive dfab, O.
20 suit ths taste of the consumer IL Is valuable for
House,. Barns Fences. Agricultural Implements. Car
rage and Tar makers Wooden ware, Canvas, Meia'
and Saiuge Roots, dc being htc and water PROOF,
Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloth (oae Manufacture having
used ZOO bills the past year and paint for any
purpose unsurpassed r body, durability tlaiuciti,
and adhesiy ness Price 81 per Dbl Of 80 lbs which
eil supply farmer Tor years TO come Warranted tn
al Gases above Send for rcular ehoh gives full
particular None genuine unless branded In trade
marx Graf on Mineral Paint Address DANIEL
BlDWBLL, Proprietor, 25l Pearl st New York
al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

NEW MARRIAGE GUlDE--An essay
' for Young Men, Physiolo sieAl Errors, Abatos
and Diseases. Incident 70 Yoath and Rtrly Manhood
whi,h create impediments TO MARHlAdK. vi n sure
means Of relief Sent In scaled letter envelopes Zee "
charge. hdiIeys, Or J sKiLLtN nOUGdrON,
Howard AssociNi,n, Phlaielphia. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

IA rkYAODY Can Cur HEIR OwS cloth mo
II or Mea or Boys by using PAasoS's 81 ls Tauor-
~ no HAETs Complete ret sent to any address for
II. 200 Agents order SIMPLE Sc ID stamps for
.~~ erms and circular
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

vegetable SlClIlan HalT h0nGM0T
Has stood The test OF screen Years
before me public and no prepare
ton for tie hair has net been dis
corered that 1Citt produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirety
HeiO scientific discOcerY, combining
maHU OF the most TD0iceJ1tH and RE-
sstoratige agents DE- the vEoETAelE
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. NJ makes the scalp iohite
and clean; cures ddndrIH and
hun,OFS, and falling out of the
hair; and iOiU make IL DrOsO upon
bdId heads, eTcept Ia Uery aged
tire principle bU phich che hair Is
nouTished and Supported. IL makes
the hair moist, sort, and 0tossu,
and Is unsHT,pd Ssed as q III A IR
ESSING. IT Is the cheapest
preparation erer offered TO the pub
Tic. as one bottle tCiit accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other preparation.
It Is recommended and used on
the First Medical Authority.
The WORdeTTai results produced
by our Siciiidn Hair ReHeioer haze
Induced MANY TO mdnHfdcture pre-
2)drdtiOHs FOR the Hair, under "a
sious NAMES and, Ia order to a.
duce the tFade aud TIE public to
purchase their compounds, then
hare resOrted to fdtsehoOd, on
claiming MeU Were former part
uers, or had some connection tCith
our Mr.. nan, and their prepare
ton iOds similar TO ours. DO not
be decciUed by them. Purchase the
original: 10 has aeUeT net been
eqndiiod. our Treatise on The Hair,
Wifh ceiTifc0tes, sent free on mail.
See that each bottle has oar priUdfe
Rerenue Stamp OUer The top of the
bottle. Al others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N, H.
Sid BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

TIVE Coparinership existing under the
I name Of x. + 10 A PUTNAM is dissolved All
debts due the firm must be pad - A, T fatL,m
A FAC a PUTNAM.
The busne'u will hereafter be ca ried on by A + Pat
nsm Ple,ne cal and examine NY new sock, which
will be I'D htap for cash 20 RAD ga,
7. rUTNAd
Maihshi o "A 1857 rs s7l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
JllKSON'S ClTlR9H SNUFF
TROCHE POWDER =

A Positive and Pleasant Remedy in
CO"ghs, Cdsarrh BroHchilis, CoId. Voarse-
"ess, .ssfhSsa. Naa Bredfh Heoddchs. sc,
AND ALL rIsEAsrs EtsuLrrg FRoN GODS rus
Head, Throat, and Vocal Organs.
Acts like M,gici Never Falls Try II!
This NEEDY is quite agersHt from al others
be conoundd sih the oi-fhned sneezing Headache
SHUTS. Clirrl t is md and asrssa5 and
prsuvely
CORES WITHOUT SWEEPING
Tor disorders u he quickly tastes pleasantly,
aud never rAueses. Il instantly gives to e
Delicious Sensation OF COJiac@ aud Comfort
Try 1T Sale, Reliable aud only 35 cents
sold BY nrngsi.ts mailed f,ee. Address
CoOPE AWtLsON & CO., PhIadelpr'-
For sale a.p-lirr by ~ x BBO w, BIXsY co. and
R5ufiELD CtOOhS. 10 NorthdsId. by r. f. PORTER.
wholesale nts,G C. GOODWIN co Boston, d. r. BEN
by q waterbury, VI. May n i-51. daw iiY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

ITCHi ITCHiA ITCH q!
SCRATCH SCRATCH - SCRATCH lGl
in from 10 90 g. hours.
Wheat0n's Ointment cures The Itch.
wheaton, Ointment cures salt Rheume,
wheaton Ointnent letter.
wheaton, Ointment Barber's Itch.
Nheston'- Ointment cures old sores.
wheaton. Ointment cures Every kind o Z
HUs0R like MAai0
Price 80 eenta hor b. mail. Address WEEKS
a POTTER SO no wasbington street, Boston, Msss.
For sale hy al prusEists.
fnr Ia4-
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Deaths.
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 p,aeea@, OF, 70. Nj. Ralsn slaueatra, aged II.
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FARM FOR SALE!

TEACHERS NOrlCE.-All who are ex-
! poetng - teach school in the town OF Berlin the
coming winter, are hereby requested to meet a.
nation, the school House Ia the Dewey District, IN
West Berlin on the 10Th II Nov. at 10 O'Clock a. ~.
CiiI rs are iuyiei to be present.
ELISHA BROWN, Superintendent
Berlin Nov 5 1851
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

The following the current rates (September 9th }
~ Jest q course 90 slight variations from day to Day
We receive IN eNchEn.e
Z $. Skies iS8l, couooa aud pay difference 1853 40
Z . five Feoi.s 1852 coupon, d.. lS0 a.
q Y yeTwenties, 1854 coupon, d.. 1885 80
U. 5. Five we0ues, 1876 coupon, do las 90
n Five iwenties, 1870 (new coupon, do 20.99
u 5. Five TWentes, 1867, (nsw,) COUPON, do 100 90
U. Ten rites coupol ant pay difference, IS 40
U $. Seven hutss I'd ieries,) do. do. l2S 10
U s. Seven Textiles ia series do. do l22 10
For sale by Banks and bAuk'rs generally, Of whom
descriptive Pamphlets and Maps can be obtained and b.,
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RALLY RALLYl! RALLYlli

IN OUR GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE
L We are giving hla ket., Bed Spreads, Dresses
Watches Albums Zee ri CHEFS, &c daily, a 81 90
each send for circular aud IS cts mr. Checks
L. SrOWELl & 60 9 Beach st Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
PAPER & TWINE WAREHOUSE.

Sample aud pi free on application.
Il X. " HALL n co 10 and n Water SIR Boston.
4 DYER lSERS' GAZETtE. New Vol.
~ Price advareed 70 g per ysa- 10 advance ,irgle
copies q cents. q. p. ,.OWELL & CO., Publisbers,
New Y.rk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
WE STILL LIYE POM p 1ss q sas ;. s.

tent cost iron or g,athinc stencil tools Send Tor our
Ncw Catalogue " IMPROVED SrENCtL DIE,, 20
varieties al ~ Steel c,ehi'y finished and tempered.
8 NJ. SPENCER a CO. Bratttboro, VI.
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ONE pOLLARl
ONE DOLLAR!
We ARE COMING.

And viii preseut 10 any pers sending club IN our
O. al One Price Sale Of Dry and Fanny Goods &c a
six Dress Pattern Piece Of sheeiug Watch &c free
Of cost Ca,a que or O. ID, and sample, to any
ad isess free Address 5. HAYES = 60 30 Hen
over street. Boston Mass Pos OH e * OPS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

THOUSANDS or HORsE d. YEAeLY FROM
Cole This need not be- pr robits Venetian Hors. Lin
imsn sil positively cure n given when fret assn
The cost only dollar Every ~ horse should
have bottle inhis stahe ready f4r Il s warranted
peror to anything efe fHr ue cure of Cuts, Wind Gal
s"rng' Bore lhroat sprans, Bruises on Sores, &C. This
Lumf is medy Il has been used proved q
Cor % years by he fret horsmeh To- the country Given
over driven horse, Il acts like ORDERS constantly
received fom the racing stable. % England lr The
hrad Hiram ooirud Of trong fame, used for years.
said s Ear superior other has tried Rscouect,
d. Tobias Venetian Horse Limsn BE- put up plat bottles
Take 90 other. Sold by Duggsn and saddlrrs Depot,
20 C0r'iandt street, New Yort Oct U.dtwlm
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
PASSENGERlS ARRITED.

FROM NBwORLgANs March 27In steamship Geo CroSssEh
NJ Nnagh and Dorm Haye Mrs W. b. Reed ans 'hu,
Mrs W Henderson children Mr. Journey Mr. and Ma hoG,el
Williams e. Yale Capt Sturteyant and son Miss iIvng ~
Coleman r. r. Felt Thompson. f. Ammens n seoit B.
James COttrel A. f. Starr p hsner1 Miss Esst1 MT hsN
aed r. Childux T. j. g. Candson Kent Mary ILonpn
Maggie Murray, II. D. Heupseld, Mr. Humphne Mrs NJ ""'"d
and servant , u..h..k
J. f. Evans MeGi H. Roland, Benatn, Capt Ryan hse M
Me1egue Sampson Mrs Emily Beach Capt Charles Dan VI y
Johnson L. Lasrsude, A. C. AndrO l. Barr AID -
.-s.. u
FROM SAVANNAH March 27In steamship San sayado-m. n
Day Day Miss Mott Mr. and Mrs T. Day NJ ana %
Weeks Miss Hysns Comm, children and servant h.hN
so T. G. Livingston Wnsor Samuel Hoy John Fisher r.
son W W. AIea ~ c. Caane j. W. NbO Thomas Higgins ana
. 49,
PROM CHARLEsTOE March 2TIn steamship ManhsanA ssst
N pic. Mrs Bvue Vim f. Proctor Cuiman, J. Mckinley Mrs
Levi Mr. A. Strong NJ Ferguson Meyer onn hnApp '
Mnhzs Peter Weber H. Mhuken Mr. aud Mrs Ceay Jas ia '
uod Douahoe Douahoe and children H. T. Howell hn'D'
py Esson. John Graham, Mrs. Byne. =, a. :, ,,....At.
FROM LIVFRPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN March 2-ln si'am,h
Chicsg-Sane Loachonson james hckeon M and mrs Jno
Mrs Pan Capt Miller Jurerau Capt Snekny Mfs S''
p j. Lattmer NJ. Reue. Max Beal, and 44S in seerage
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The cat tie trade opened at Hudson city yesterday WIN
The quality generally ordinary 70 an win
very good dOyeS Buyers toerab peny bu were ho
ions 10 purchase excepting moderate Quite proportion e
by wholesale butchers al just about the lures OF
generally 1Gi lower than similar ce brough
Onehundedhst Monday The majority Of the cattle we're sa
dress 60 10 y cwt Some common he
steers and y COWS probably small number
top lie Alexander Cases drove Of - good
H. steers which would upon sold az
6l osshur similar cattle, brought i3doG Sh
few tons Al lGlc III for the figures Dudley
Toaey bought q ILL., steers d Buffalo which they whole
sailed small lot Of common rough State COWS nd sags are re-
ported At l2Gl5o.
Twentyegt an expected tomorrow. 90 80, -, - A..
sheen Hudson Cty Wenesiay ana Two
Trade lively ss last week lh"'e su
brought d9lc some extra sheep were sold IN sih TINS morning
Al lOlc They weighed 100 n each and hnt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

THE SOUTHWEST sTPACIFIdItAuRoAD.-The business
OF this road has nearly doubled sncec present owners
took hold Of it, They running their trains to point
l27 miles from ST. Louis, and understand, are about
putting the construction under contract TO Lebanon, III
miles southwest from St. Louis The Compsnys bonds
of which they have will issue s200, are fully &C.
cured by first mortgage OnNaluable real estate and their
completed railway line, property worth three times the
amount of the bonds issued, thus making the bonds as
safe an investment the market affords Messrs ward
q Co.. No 81 Wallst. n. " the sole agents for the
sale Of these securities and will attend TO all orders and
inmTes
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

Total ............-.. 81, ,76l 29O OS
The amount of difference In the above totals is repre-
It also apparent from the above statement why the
Western office could remit during the year no more Than
<750,0OO TO the Treasurer in New-Iork.
The Board believes that the disposition thus made OF
the receipts the best that could have been made Tor
the interests Of stockholders and the future value OF their
property. r..,-,.,.
1t will be that the payment of the fldating debt
the premium converted guaranteed stock, the sinking
fund and the overdue bonds paid off absorbed the greater
porti0n of the proceeds OF the bonds sold.
The percentage OF expenses, compared with earnings
shows increase over the previous year This VIII be
As indicated in the last annual report, IL was on the
opening Of the year. matter of stern necessity that ar
Tangements should be made TO In the coming season
very much larger proportion oi the IRON ana tes III te
AS the Board did not feel justified in negecting so i'm
pOrtan matter II will be seen that the payments on ac
Of these two items amount TO $ll2s52 y, very
largely exceeding the sum 80 appropriated III any pre-
iC267 miles have been relaid with and rerolled
iron, and 125.1s miles of old iron repaired. 80
l3 II miles of the road have been relad with crosses,
While We do not anticipate any future year win show
large expenditure for these items as that JUS ended
still heavy expense i'll this department Will DC necessary
During the year we have been at times, for want Of
cars unable to promptly tho freight offered Tor
transportation. As the prospects for full grain crop
never better than at the present time II is believed
f6nS f6nf sSgRS soe Rqh IN he eaIGs ep6s 10
The cost Of maintenance Of way has been:
In year ending Feb 49, 1865. per cent OF earnings
In year ending Feb % per cent cent Of Of eans eanngs
The other operating expenses were as follows
Wear ending Feb 2s 1865 -. 1884, per cent Of earnings
ending Feb. %, 1906 424 per cent OF earnings
Year ending Feb. %, 1867. 4le per cent OF earnings
Total operating expenses TO earnings 1873 Dol per cen!
Total operating expenses TO earnings, eoo per cent
Total operatng expenses TO earnings 1867 $50 per cent
The aggregate Of expenses apart from those pertain
ing 10 the maintenance OF way, shows reduction from
the sum total OF same iteMs In previous year. -
Considering that the freight earnings constitute so
much larger portion than usual OF the whole receipts
this be consderda indicating reasonable econoy
Our trains have run 2,3sO495 miles, 199,8s0 miles
more: still the fuel consumed is less In quantity ana III
cost is S37 Gg9 23 below the year preceding
While the efficiency OF rolling stock has been fny nam
tained locomotive repairs show decrease Of S4l5ol W.
and car repairs decrease OF s2,632 49, .,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
financial.
STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF saoOoO,OOO.
A. Act 10 ere,e loan for redemption Of the due bonds
- Common ueAlth

loan for The redemption Of The over due bonus Of s
W>r.a The bond, the and certain cen't., Of
indebtedness amounting to twehttbree millions Of dollars have been
Over % o gSrsa il desirable at the should be paid aud with
sycISS l. b, tsad ~ ne Of Rpr,'ar,,
otht coongG Of P,s, ~ GsfG % 1GT % GS.yno @ a %
State Treasurer be- and hereby Authorized .ss
amounts and less than forty d' e m'y deem
% 5 e ersafes Of loan or tonds FOR tbs
same bearing interest at rate not sreeeg 81 Pt i' & p m i
civ Philadelphia which certificates ooan aud bois s not De su
shan be PAYABLE as follows namely; Five millions Of dollars payable at
time after ae and within dS i a yGi sea a e. p and ten %
lions dollars any time amer fifteen ye,Ts and Nlhn tHnhs
eOuerned by the Auditor General and registered n the 90 So1.. o
sS At The Psf@srs and Mechanics Bank Of Philadelphia
The proceeds whole Of which loan including premiums e c
ss1sys on d @ @ sa Of T the .
SIC IGs % ea' s1s % I d sa Tre.uTsr and awarded to the high
bidder Prord That no eertae,ie hereby Authorized 70 '
sEe The bonds Of the State and indebtedness nov
ge shall s be sSeTa aadSsy IN SGs GENERAL S and state
pre.b ever bidder for the loan nov 'ahored to Dc
certificates Of Indebtedness Of the Commonwealth .,
ns. re Re State MONEYS
sgbo6d TO hid for the loan hereby authorized 70 be issued and to
render bonds the certificates Of loan t BY he% a. we VINE
making bid and receive the bonds authorized 10 be issued " H
in the fourth section Of may desire invest money IN Their
hands for the Ssneh & q the Trust, IA flU ut .. H B. Vf @ s % Of
not erceeding twenty cenun 80
sSS fi @ .s i%d be p .'s d a:i i: oiSf dH
the loans Of this Commonwealth not YET dne h DC
,rmu from municipal loe arston after the dns
February thousand eight hundred and nI'e'sn shall nave
Sac That all ens laws portions 4iSf IN neGI'n ass here
' Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
l.. W. HALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
tho ,ond day OF Tebuay thousand eight hundred and
sItJ-seYen 1vn-' - =, i.'aa ...l.d
received the state Treasurer IN the CV
1arburg until Il o'clock Of the lst day OF hP
ID 1861 20 be norsed Proposals. for PenbsJNsni si
Loan - Treasury Department. Harrisburg, Penn u A."
able 10 10 years. 98OC0OoO mbssbe 10 10 years and pre ~ 10
yeni and 10000 O rebussbk in IS years and PAYABLE N -
The ne, be either cent per Anam rhn mus. 1
.Ipety the bid and the bids most advantageous 70 the se
vii be accepted No bid for less than par viii be eon'aeIs ih
bopds will go sH such higher sumi a. aesFsd V
th. ioaner, free from State local and Iei
The overdue boEds Of the Commonwealth Of FennNahA VIII
e.yd At par payment Of til, loan bat bidders must 'taie WIENER
thsy intend cash the overdue loans aforesaid
stpetop M be made between bidders in cash or over
due loans 'Oi.' ". W. - p..r..,Iv,,.
JOHN y. HARTRANFT,
Auditor General
W. u. KEMBLB
State Treiuret
EBYo n.wspp.r Publishing the above unless authorized vi" re-
4
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Drouosnle.

OFFICE PESNsYLvANIA RAILROAD ConPAss,l
PHILADELPHIA February 4, 1851
PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia unl n. a
dv Of NAV 1861 inclusive satisfactory proposal should BE- @
ceve accepted preous from responsible parties desiring .os
the establishment Oh
ships Phlsdephia and Liverpool -, -,
NM, SnnEeaton 10 EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
THE MARKETS.

icseSly reported oI Tas TRIBrSM J .- ,oc-
"WEDNESDAY, March n, 1901.
AsHBs-The market steady but quef sales at s8Jl0sa @ for
BIILDISG MATERIALS are and with good steady de-
mand; quote: Sd Sl2 for Common Hard f 9d $5
Croton 5 for Philadelphia Fronts Cement at va - M
Rosae 81 e5d 81 20 for Common and Lump aud Laths at
CoTToYG very has been doing but The market is
rather and clOsed at about c for hddng upnds TO e T
DO New Orleans; sales Of 2 lSO bales ,s. 49,. =. H.,
COAAn sale Of "a 600 uns Of Scranton Coal came on to-day
under The sapsntendnee Nj H. Draper suctonssr The attend
Spe. Was large and the bidding prices all kinds except Lump
We the particulars Of tins and last e
1900 up. MaTs GS%S Il s isjas4 1000 tans Lump 81 ses.
$500 tons sssp 5OO a 800 500 tuns Steainbt 506 4Gl
1905 uns Crate. o5 % SIS l2oo Crate 900 2S
81 SS Sn: Sn: sss sJ:. So 1000 Zoo @ t"as
5000 Chesut los as 1000 tnn Cbest1at Jug tIo
siderable sales OF rs Costa c on private terms
COCoAWe note sale Of 80 bags GuAsqul at H4c go au''
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market for Western and State Flour
opened less active bot steady and closed SGlOe lover on me low a
Tor Supesne and Wsten SG SlJ for ordinary snd common
BItA stste so 500 s % for the low grades OF sprns 81
for Shipping Ohio; sl3Gsl for trade and family brands OF one
Michigan and Indians and 10 s50 ~ S for 81 Loqs 5s
Sl6 yery choice 2the latter rate for handsome
Canadian Flour STEADY and quiei salss Of 100 bbs
FAMILY brands Southern Flour quiet and prices without changes
sales Of bb s d s2 for common 70 fair Baltimore AID
Coupy Extras $3d4l72 for Trade and Family brands hye
Flour freely and lowers sales Of $50 bbS At 81 was %
GRAN-Ths market Wheat active and prices are lower
for No Spring Choice; the demand 10 confined 10 ma
1000 bush MIed Spring at 81 O BUSH goa NO
at 50 IsiaS2 sO 37o bush good DO 81 50 and 5000 bush
Is quiet prices steady sales OF SO bush gool foe snsa VA
West at 81 20 in store Rye tn ana N H sssai ss. %
% trps ut are sales Of 30 900 bush At 66d6c
for 6sdOe for Michigan and Ohio 1nd &c lot StAs IN Store
Fuf but later xh inquiry The market improved and closed
TIN Il cur eIusrs gSosaoBs Of 1900 buih Al IL bsl is
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

AFTERsooS Provision MARKET oCLOcK-Ihere was ir DUST
Mess Pork dm pces sales Of 2G bb New
az cash. $24 0d &2 III $A B regular and SN 6f TOT
the 5b OfApril -, =.
PRTROLEUM-The market firm hut not active At c or
Crude do Ia barrels Refined N BONO sc oI
Prime Straw White 2id2c for Standard h'e and ISc of
Prime White. .
been doing at former figures sales of
100 tc Carolina O dlO pier and 500 bag kangoon
in bond, private terms. , -oo
sUGARS-Proes steady and the market fairly aeve sales OF
hbdS allie for Cuba Halle for Porto Rico and o9 boxes m
at 9tdlIIc Refined are dull -,
STEARIN-We sales Of 1000 n Western AZ ll4c -
sBEDsNew Clover Seed has advanced and hTm With sales az lyU
Isle Timothy Seed quiet az "a 15 Rough Flax Seed ala
BILE at Calcutta nseed in good demand and steady az
~ 5Od 81 52l, gold, in Boston and here ,,
prices are frmer; sales Of l5OOcO n az lldlltc. $1,000,
NlIISKNThe market is duh and lowers sales OF V oo
At3la .2c for Western In bond
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
Fisk e. HATCH,

BLSKERs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 3 NAssAU-ST
VIII receive SEVENTH notes for conversion into the
NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, On the most favorable