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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

NuIsAScEs. eyed spinsters, mis-
chiefmaking women. grumbling old bach
elors, dilapidated side walks, squalling
children. frowzy wives, dusty roads, and
subscriber who neglects TO pay for his
paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
I. O. of G.. r..

A MICITIA LODGE, No. 43, I. O. of G. T.. meets
N at their hail on every Monday evening at seven
O'clock. Travelling members are cordially invited to
attend JOHN j. LEECE, w. G. L. =
EDMUND EpYvANE w. II. s.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
MASONIC.

DODGEvILLE LODGE, No. 119 +. & A. NJ hold
IL their Regular Communications on the 1st and
Sd Fridays of each month. -
L. NJ. STRONG, w. NJ.
JAMES JONES, Sec'y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

~ One hundred bushels of new winter
wheat was sold to miller in Platteville,
last Monday for 1926 per bushel. i
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
from the lta Californian.l
Nursery Rhymes.

ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of both sexes use Helmbolds Extract Buchu 1t VIII
givo brisk and energetic feelings, and enable you 10
sleep WE'LL
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
STRAY NOTICE.

strayed from the subscriber, residing in wyoming,
on June 20. ten years old, one OF winch Is
white with spotted red and white neck the other
Is red with little white on the end ofrninp-braDd-
ed "S.n Also heifer nine months old, lined back
whoever viii return the animals or give Information
leading to their recovery, " i'll be rewarded.
- 45w4 4 III WILLIAM b BROWN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

DoDGEvILLE MARKET.

In the city of Mineral Point, August 9th, Mrs.
ELIZABETH RULE, aged 81 years. a. - g
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

Republican Union State ConVen-
ton.
state convention ofdelegates representing the
publican union party of Wisconsin, is hereby called
to meet at the capitoln Madison, at II o'clock n,
Wednesday, September 4, 1867, for the purpose Of
nom mating candidates for state officers to be voted
for at the next general election and to transact such
other business may be deemed appropriate Each
scuate and assembly district Of the state will be
titled to two delegates in the convention.
Madison, July 20, 1867.
, s8 HORACE RUBLEE
E. L. BUTTRICK.
.-.r t t. &c. COVER. '.e+sfnss lItl9.
JIM. GILLETT. fY H.,
H.F BELITZ.
.tsH W.T.. PRICE. t3tltaii
4.g44E tt h11is Isals State COMMITTEES:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

THE GLORY of MEN rs STRENGTH. There
fore the Nervous and debilitated should Immediately
use HeImbold's Extract fuchu.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

FOR NON RETENTION or INC0NTINENcE of
Urine Irritation, inflammation or liberation OF me
bladder or kidneys diseases of the prostate giahas
stone in the bladder calculus, gravel or brick dns.
deposit and all diseases of the bladder kidneys ana
dropsical swellngs, use Helmbold's Fluid Extrasl
Buchu. 5 ~ ffai3t a5sF
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. and lmprovee
ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate disorders is
oil their stages at little expense, little or noehang
af diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. IL !
peasant in taste and odor, immediate IN action, an
free from all injurious properties. Hetf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
w 7. WRIGGLESWORTH.

DOoK, CARD ANDJoB PRINTER ALSO PUB
I'D Usher of the "DoDGEvrLLE CHRoNIcLE,' a,weekly
family newspaper, delivered free by mail in the Coun
ty, on receipt of the price, 81 so year. ''' -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
THE CHRONICLE.

DODGEVIL i}
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1s, 1867
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
WHITNEY SMITH,
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENY.

UUUGEVILEE. WIZ
Collects back pay fer discharged Soldiers, Bounty
Mon., aud back pay for heirs of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured Bounty claims settled
prices established by Law.
n24-Iy SAMUEL W. REESE. Atty
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
HENDY, THOMAS & CO.,

NJ cy dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware,
resdy-made clothing, yankee notions, etc, etc. ~
their two stores in Dodgevle. they at all times
prepared to End to the wishes Of customers Ally
WHITNEY SMITH, 9jffeg
vVNAXNER AND CURRIFR, Mineral Point, Wis.
Leather Of sil kinds, also Hair for Plasterng al
ways hand cheap for cash. Job Work done at short
notice and moderate terms. i- In2G-tfJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16
Republican Senatorial Convention.

Acunvention ofdelegates from the several Towns
and Wards of the 18th senatorial district Iowa Co..
will be held at the Court House in the village of
Dodgeville at o'clock p m. Saturday, Angus 81
1867, for the purpose of electing two delegates to
represent said district in the Republican Union State
Convention to be held Madison the 4th of Sep
tember. s.s a
1t is also recommended that Conventions for each
assembly district of Iowa county meet at the same
place at the close of the Senatorial Convention and
elect delegates to represent each ofsad assembly
districts in the said state convention. s5.sla4 s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-16

HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu is
pleasant in taste and odor free from all injurious
nronarties and immediate in its action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDSON CRY, Feb. s-Receipts for the week 9l3
cattle and sC5 sheep with Of cattle and two OF
sheep expected tomorrow. The soft, warm weather,
with rainstOrm setting In, acts unfyoIahy upon the
trade and the market il not as strong or pces quite AS
high ms they this dag week. SUI the cattle nave
about ali been sold neudng 500 which arycd last sun
dayj some very fine Livingston County, n " steers
Hercfords and grade DuThams-hInging lGc. N. Ihey
were the cattle sold al these yards Tor months GOou
fat retailing steers OF GtG7 cwt. are bringing lo@lcc,
with what are termed nedIum or fair cattle, selling al "a
I4{c and thin at 120l3c The butchers stil complain
of very dun retail trade and arc slow ~ their pur-
chases. DyoverS neither sanRunc OF the coming
market at Observation-Disclosures next Monday or OF the f-
ture and are running IN stock which they have bccp
holding for higher prioesthey see no better prospects
ahead.
Sheep are weak with the heavy arrivals and uniayora-
BILE weather Statesmen have them all OF, prcerrng
the stock accumulate Most OF the sales are
from 20 7}c 10 live weight The quality ~ generally
medium inferior, fat lot would bring "a 0lsc. one
load Of 80 n Ohio sheep medium wool, brought lie, While
one heavy and fat lot OF Livingston County Leicester
sheep 40 averavc sold for SIC Tot or 100 head
medium wool Ohio sheep, fed by J. Urck IN ltOckland
County and brought in by j. Wharton, was sold at &C.
Saturday They had been on the road Two weeks,
and had drifted heavily, weighing ~ ~ here. 49,
The receipts OF live hogs continue hight ana the quality
rather Interior bus prices being well sustained Two
caIT arrived at FortethBt to-day, and sold for 20 Sc
for ordinary to good There Il good demand for light
weights for the retail trade: coo Western dressed afl'ou
to-day, which sell slowly al TO &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
ArEN0RANnI.


steamship Csssandra ashore BgsPhue sbesl conple
passengers board and the Numbering
OF the wreekg th4
Columbia and Wrcckng Company The viii BE- partially
saved damaged condition The wreck lies about Eve ns east
Atlantic City miles from the shore II sad that ht
sand bars had considerably In that direction during the Wnt
rendering dangerous vessels Of heavy aEhage coS
proximity 10 the shore.
steamship Atlantic which West Bsni got of Il
81 O'clock last night aud went
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOs Feb 8Arnyed steamship NeTeus from nsw1oIs spt
sunbeam, Tome and T0Ieno NevfOrki BARK Wary Ooyj
Carens; Bgs Branch Hattie Eaton Turks Island Oeesi
Star from Fortune islands scT Erprc from Galveston Lame bsc
elder from Hew0hesn Rising Sua om Savannah Ass arrived s
bark Washington butcher from Bnenos which reports tns,
Jan heavy gale she which has continued eve
requiring constant pumping kep She afro split b
sails, &c
FEB s-Arrrea barks A. C. Small from Cenfueeos Wsks
from btgE W Chase from Cadena Mclntc from St
Martins and Hazel ChsrlesiOn sehr Caa Ann JafmsL
Agate from Gonayes ard Enchsntress FROM Savannah.
FORTRESS NoSRoR 6he Baltimore Adelaide arrived
She eh Baltimore yesterday afternoon and slpedese
considerable dheny breaking Der through The Zee sh' ypou
the rapidly breaking the bay but 70 s very heavy eight o.
nine nal e. below Baltimore rendering impossible for sailing vessels
reach the city unless assisted by steam. - .
trpck In the main being clear
The steamships Thomas ElsO viii arrive tbs
ing with passengers and freight destined III the South.
Arrived, steamship Virginia from PHILADELPHIA
sailed brig Gal0t, from Liverpool for City Point.
FHLADELFHA, Feb 8Clead Feb. gBf Know
ton Antwerp; brss T. A. KeunedY onses Esw-OeAnsi
Francisco, Feb 8-Cered, Pei ship Western Empire
Groher, Liverpool
Rew-YOrk, and J A. Cay from Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
ACCIDENTS.s

F.rAL RAILROAD AcCIDENT-coRoNI.hs INQUEST
An INQUEST was yesterday held by CorcDer cover
At bellevue Hospital on the body of Edward kooney'
Mo was run over and almost instantly Killed Cd tuesday
scrnoon last by car No IS Of the Grand aeg fo.y,
secndst Ferry line The evidence OF ne Witnesses
IN show that on the afternoon in Question GfceSeeo
engaged. I'M exssvatng between the Ialn - the Spos
rS5d IN icartlat 6af BToadSsS AS TIE s 80.
approached the hole where deceased wa w mvi -
riye Michael Gillespie detached the 1orsss pua nos nS
,I6,e Tor one OF the animals fell INTO the . A.,
inhis struggles threw Rooney who was -.
srrawhle out under one OF the whSels oI the eS
nassed over him causing death IN Few re- en-.
ySet in accordance with the facts wac renue,es.
iSry Who censIred the driye! q lhe car iel ~
biscar in time 70 prekeM he TstGent Lease Wa
native Of ireland, aged 6s years
THE RECESC RUN OVER CASUALLY IN MCff-sT.
AN inquest was vester day held az No. 81 NaTionst
by Coroner Wildey ON she body Of william narrhcf, t4A
ing by being run over ii Sots near The corner on
Grandst, by Engine No. %, drive 2 SSvke w Evans
while on the way TO the fire IN that VWy me occur
renee was shown TO have been purely atVfbtai and a.
vdct II that effect was rendered by the jury Who also
ended that the Fire Commissioners csse bells To
IeeOnH 10 he horses used by them 20 draw Their ap
pc ataoheS sus who had given himself up TO The police
Immediately af the scrGnr wn. !; s.ssS
tody. Deceased YsS native Of IreSs-, go. 49,,
boarded al No 1877 Mottst, and WA employed In ClaIks
Photographic gallery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
TIE MARKETS.

lOAseiViJ reporter iOI ihs TRIBUNE
FRIBAY Feb. s, 1867
AsHIs-Te market is heavy; sales Of Pots al tsG3s %.
BEESWAX v firm with moderate business at 3s04Oc.
cOTTOR-The demand has been moderate and ON the
holders refuse % operate nndE our outside figures The
Upla1ds 70 35s 03fc for DO. New-Orleans.
COffl2Efrees Tor Rio remain very finn, ard the Dr.
and s good principally from the trade sales and
are reported Of 6e bags balance per Mary Block at re
gold M bond ~ bags balance per Guiding STAR 1000
private terms There has been sold In Baltimore 600
bags Rio e Red Wing, at l2lG lSlc gold in bond and
rrDer Dring the week some 20 900 mats Java les and
resaesl have changed hands on private terms.
CANDLES are without change In prices; the demand
Is fair quote at 2a22c for Adainsntne Ss04oc for
sperm. and - 05Oo. for Patent.
COIPEK-American Ing9t s dull but steady; We quote
AZ 102sc for Lake aud baltimore 390lOc and 3OaS9c
for New sheathng and Yellow Metal.
FLOUR AND AfEAIl-The market Is less active and Is
Verg irregular. TO sell freely concession wonld be
Imperative, bun with limited arrivals there no pressure
superfine State $40 a5asl2 Tor Extra do Si lOasl co
fo9 the low grades OF Western Extra 81 1898 for
falr 70 choice Extra do 81 1882 for Shipping Ohio
e2 09e3 30 for Trade do, and so sO9si6 % for St
louis Extras Canadian Flour Is heavy and irregular
e carrier aia closes dn and heavy sales Of 2so bs at
mo S co5x a5 l eS5 5 N 70 fair Extra Baltimore
Rye Fleur " more plenty and In moderate demand
ana nTD sles Of go bbls at s. Is for arss C,or
and s. 50 for BFandywiDe Buekwheat Flour Is sa0e al
FISH, The market for Dry Cod is dun only ,ebirne
b0sness We quote az a61s6 for Grand Hank and sf
s We sS az 50 Sr So N 1aa e 6e So ses
and 81 % for No ? o. AelgIngs arc quiet and IN
PRUIT Raisns are steady, viii moderate ,,,sniapd
Se quote az - FOR Bunch y box and q for Layers Otuey
~ are quiet an 2l040c for Almonds I2qI2
fioe rs trN Wv
49, i ~ sVf bnyrDa
oEAIN-The Wbes's market il dun and prices are r.
rgdaFi inDeth holding off for some abatement the
as4a - only Tor milling sales Of 1890 bush. No.
bPhk l ~ ~ 100 bush. White Canadian &C s. 90 500
bnsh. Prime White Michigan al 3 2s ard ZOO BUSH
Lho1ee hneer state a % O5 Rye inactive and heavy;
SALE q iOc bush, ~ y for New Western i'm store and
u SO4s 81 for retail lots OF State Oats are dun and
nsayy me arrival moderate but the stock Is auphsl
'Aes US" bush " elSs2s IA Qa wStspi slseaG lOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

PRorosEg lavish EDUoATIoNAL ColIrdE~It is
Opposed to establish an Educational iona. eoseS VI Unvec
sty for tRs Jews In :a united states to re erected in
vanh adoa ~ The order Of BNa British, aud by It'd
saa1pg member OF the Hebrew body IN tls city Pha.
dephia aud esewhego Meetings have st been bsid ior
the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
SRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEW PsB. O.

CLEARED, -.
Steamship rsmbsn, EVcsop hchmohd No'oh &C. h'"F'''
FoR 4 Go. N. N wi.
stssmship ashland Norton, Boston. W. z. Cbdo
Steamshp city PARIS OBI kennedy Liverpool v o bH
Steamship lsion tBgcw Ven Sa"tsn br' men, WS,Sc
Martha M,ksg South hmoy. W ~ D@leil
Ship Thomptop, Kennedy L'Op"o sapS-' AIVP''A
KIN \ H. ralmer, steele Hong Kong A. A. Low Bros
shin prmA Donna. Hartman San fmBcsn Sntoh 70"
Bark Muna (bTem)i htonke Fhhsouh bnbi va i"~''f''
Bari asrere BLACK Barbados Henry Trowbrdgcs sons
Brs s Leighton Leighton DemsmTa miller Hough'ou
Schr Daniel Williams, HINT, 81 hht J. \ Ihgrshaih
sclr Pheb, Morrow, Havana, DelHeI, Potter Co
scSt piSdsp Allen Green TSTti. Cav b r. Small
seEr Lev Ciapp Jaehson he John BSyniOht SD Co.
Sehr r. A. Allen Faller Savannah. A. J. Bshtey
ser a. Hoffman Holman Gsosv,owe O. GOlthssite Co.
schR g. A. johnson, llsrIis Washington, N q
se1 SLtnsy Long Haze Baltimoro Van BTunt Slsghs
sebr Marie: arevttsI Bedrn, MAyssHea 4. Abbott
Schr Gov Morton. H"''e1' ~ LI.sgseo y Oe9V Co.
CLEARED yesterday -----~s@Ss
p,., v,,,,.. IT,, D.. AR Rl,,l - to
Bari annie NJ Goodman (nee) Ftehe Na, Ian with pnbs,
70 W. Eve Wa toHsd GoW oaess Hole by steamer Fyancs
King ~
Sehr Susan Blanchard Para Jan ~ with rbe, 10 4 spn.o,
Had heavy and NV gales lost sa top.a frr b
ser Matilda se's %lol same day Tor Nssiogt sshE 4 q.
Ess,er -r,.sjis .lAsh : ~ - "''O ''''"s 70
seht Rove Therbon, foIlabe Bar p, With herring
sehr Laura Aasam Hatys Fortune Bay N F., vib herring
seM r.iSi ssS Eeast, Fortune Bay b. VIII 1srIla. to
scar Clale' wtno Smith. Foa9pe Bay n y sa ssqns to
ssss City, Point f.Au, S'gs, Bay n y with h.nhs to
s.AI William sass, Pore Perfume Bay p, psp herring 70
nAtsJ 81" N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
FAMILY MARKETS.
OK LNlNU FRIDAY, February \ ls6

OR LIVING AAi FRIDAY. February 8, 1867;
The market eop exercised S on sStnrday as their
tt harvest and q severe ram Keeps lay eJ olerS
doIs Those who do venture out usuall iu 1 LStteT
uOy a nd meats the more anxious 70 sell anu ~
~ P@s are often obtained. Turkeys nave kep. ~ 90
ing the week. but IN eopnon Nh y F,ir tHrIcSS Se
o. Of 90 and chickens 2Oc In Washington aaIhS. S ~
- m There lie p fun stock on hatd Eggs elS S,t
haosae aud the retail price must soon oeSl ~ &
teT ZOO mas downward look Meats holo lne TN
tenor Of their way with large supply on g can he
Iv mat they come from the West. They are WOLn
pcT dozen Fresh fish are little lower 'hous n'' Wv
yleofv We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
RFCrrRrs OLE PRODUCE.

FEB 500 bbls Flour, ~ bhls whisky, 100 sacks
Corn Meal 500 bush Corn 100 bush. oats, li0 is-h
Seeds 10 pkCs Ashes 10 pkgH. Beef Gs2 bbs Pork s2l
pigs. Cut Meats Ols plgs Lard 10 kegs Lard, $50
Dressed JOgs l3s2 bbs Petroleum, 1874 Ikgh Butter
1875 pkgs Cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
so5 wiii 81 aIloved interest On their daily

y ~ n,ease ana win be allowed Interest Oh their daily
balance OF Iper cent -, ,,0 limited states or
CoIIEcroEs made any part Of tho UNTO" 0''SS u
Canada. 49,, % tho vorious Gov
o"at and other Stocks Bonds and Cold promptly
r,ocuted for the usual commission
BooKsrAvE TAyEE Se sI9ssGPSD SheA Cold
B BRHS09Tnment securities Railroad Express anu 'a
6tOck -, che poard OF Brokers and Mining BOARD
Mel9gT N1srcbants Union Express stock, as loho"s
4 per share paid IN lOr.--''''''' -. 2
~ nrer share paid in tor.'.'.''''-''-'''' - 10
"a ppeT share paid in tor..''.-.''--''.'''' ~ 10
~ per share paa United States and Wells, Fargo "
- focts Mt LOWEST MARKET RATES OI4ttelS5 % -
Sase and sale in all Of above securities sensinr for
c1SSY Holders OF Merchants Union STOCK seh tcb n
M Tor sale must indOrse each receipt anu o.. IN the
wa i Of attorney signed IN BLANK, except d. !"
humber OF shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09

PETROLEUM iR dun; we quote Crude at 1870 III bhh'
and zoe in bbls Refined in bond at 2724c FOR L. > TO
Nv 90c for Prime do 903c. for S. W. and 35c. for j. W
KICINo sales are reported, hut prices are maintained
BTGARS-The business IN Raw mas been light but
holders arc firm al TO- G102c for fair 10 good refining ana
0lc for strictly good sales OF 535 hhds at lO@e Tor
Cuba and IL boxes Havana at u!c Refined continues ID
demand ard are irmor We quote Hards at Isl @lc "a
l4lc for Soft Whites and l50i3sc Tor soft whites.
SEEDS-A limited demand for new Glover SEED ~ l3G
l5e. Timothy Seed is saabe at 30 C24$ = Dusl Rough
Flaxseed is quiet at 81 75dS2 90 y bush
TALLOW-Thc' market remains quiet, nut hoIdcrs are
still asking 12aliic for Prime; sales OF $1,000 10.
WHISKY-1he market is firm but quiet; sales OF 100
bbis Western at 300 IN bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
Professional Notices.

nR. LARAIONT, No. 173 Broadway Treat
ut @ 10 To- Medical AdyHcr and MhTnagc Guides'
M special treatment % local constitutional sld Es'oa' diseases sIe
'-''' '''' ''' wAENER, Publisher, No. vesey.st
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special
~ D-sasos 81. ani ieusl Tenth Enaged fd"n NOW
UCADY ~ q H. HAMMOND NJ D. EIery Professor 81 Special
Ans tony sarg,y tie syracuse hes. Coese ~ y Fnee
M IN WARMER No ! NeHey-St GODFREY No vs. broadway
NICPt INLAND Tuuty hnlst aud BosdNay tht Author
No 2lt iA Fhyfr. hsteec Sosoat ad Thsyesi where he
D. reliably sorsui't ts nspal
CTRGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
> = STRUCTURE VARlCOcaLB, HEAoRuolDh, fhIuA
Pelvic Ascr uaacr TIE e1clns'c
rat1i N KDWARD n DIXON ~ D. EDITOR 81 The ssrel ofAs
10 irl d. 90 ard ~ evening, 81 D. D. RESIDENCE
No 4 Fnha1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
Go D)boin II map Concern.

IOR SALF.-A LETTER OF Gen. George
Wnsblngios sod the highest bidder The sa{ Of March
Also one Of IeDy Cla Address A. r., Box ~ Lc1stowb
MfiH Co, Pa
IMPORTATION WANTED.-lf any one can
any information IN regard % the estate Of AL&AHDsh FE
GIsON HArllkRlCK. left within q years IN glasgow
or s,ng Snl y ataby rewarded by sending the same
TO JAMES FERGUSON. Barnet, VI
r ATEST COVERY-CATARRH CURED.
An persons onbled with this distressing complaint VII rh
speedy and a b o. send siaap ior circular 70
Oh Regions Address W. Il. EothESl, Deanisoa' "a.
mo CONSUAPTIVES.-T advertiser wish
hg 10 b,ee4t DE afflicted will send recipe 81 ksesl 'sPe t. sy
person which hey homsces " tat most le
b. addressing
Gloucester Co. hcurrsry au ineslg ~
stamped envelope addressed 'f time and Ell cSes and '
te all he promptly answered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
-
Relinlnna Notifce

a., "a r., Church. h.w@er EivirTt"r s'a n"'---vI st.
Pr,'eeAs Il 20 Se0sgl f. sil i0cdk 81 ~ Essl0, lie
shn gytnng nbleeu KnQYledW OF s-Hs :"
Heaven" Communion at clock " es., nee en lsyl.sa
Iph6J,I Hall w IS Wesi Thirty thFst Miss LIZZIE DO
TEs Vii spesi The Society Of sPruals bnsDAh At ei
oelask suhjests-hornRg THE TRINITY /" Evening lte
Eslti is,lsE d LasoF" EyStSp S''sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09


New do e796so for Jersey and soc for State In bags
Barley is firm and in fair for home use and for
free Canada East 81 ioSsi "a for free Canada westhe
latter price forvery handsOmeand 81 TO for Prime Four
Corn is fiPmer and m more active demand for export
and closes strong sales of $1,000 bush l2asl - for Jer
alison 19 for Old Western MSed' In store and 81 IA
eTTSY cToT-we quote sales of 900 bales at slic
HAY-T0e supply is larger, but, with fair demand
"HEMP~Mania is dull but steady at 1lte, gold; other
kinds inactive and nominal.
HOPS are firm and in good demand for nome cOnsuul
ton; quote at from 256BGG5c., as to growth ana
RoNPg dull and heavy we quote at si'9' for
LATS-Eaetern are IN fair demand and steady ~ ~ 20
fFG6Tbe market for Pig is dun ct $6 s79S7 12S for
English Sc ssas7 for German Refined; 81 for Spanish,
gold We quote bar at l0c, and Sheet ana ripe TO-,
LIME-Rockand il firm and in fair demand AT u " Ior
MoIASSEsEThe demand i moderate at about former
rates sales of $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 47c
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits Of Tnrpeptfne is better snd
in fair demand at 6sI a6gc and sales bond at Gl@62cY
e en- Ear Camicn q 56a@ for Strained aud no o and
e. 5Oas0 for No ], and Pale and Extra Tar Is quiet ~
Fish Oils there is 70 sPecsi chang 8, we SH ggGt o
Ijpseed IA firm mt 81 22GS 2s Lard Oil Is firm az g5C
a. Of for No No l. auGFair TO Prime; we note sales OF
10000 10 sap0Biied Red OIL on private toTms t.o-
| PROVIsiOEs-The market opened steady but suDse-
ouenty prices deCued and closed heavy, win aoWh-
ward tendency; hear OF no sales tor FORWARD
the Sales cash apd regniar IRE 4OO bos az CIV s5as
for Old Ness and $40 S7l@s ~ for New do closing at
the inside figures Beef steady and siry acllve ses
~ so0 hills M S9asl2 for Old Plain Mess 81 @sS for New
DO sl20$l5 for Old Extra, and Sl7Gs9 Tor Now 10
TieTce Beef is IN fair demand a,d lrh sales W. xV
mart ut $50 for Prime Mess Beef Hans are Suet WIN
small sales at SIS for Western Cut Meats are quiet nat
f1ny held BaCon Is not active owing 70 the scarcity
of fr gt room Dresses logs steady OF otdSlc Tor
western and lOalOc for City Lard s rather weak Tor
and viii bring full prices sales Of $50 bbs aud cs at l2h
Gl25c Tor No J. 9s912lc. for City y TOT Far 10
/ Prime Steam and i3aI3lc. for Kettle Rendered:
| ATTEREOON PROVISION MARKET, a O'CLoCK.-We have
no sales of Mess Pork today New Western is nominal al
| 500 5CIaS2O GA cash and regular which is lower.
RIrTTER-(Ihoice State continues steady with fair
demand but other grades dull and heavy We quote