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rHER STYLES AT PRoPoRTIoNATE

poSTER PRINTING, of all kinds done with d,s-
patch at the Press Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to travel for manutac-
w turing Co., and sell b sample. Good wages
guaranteed. Address. with stamp, H. d. HAMlL-
TON & CO.. No. 413 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Desirable Houses for Sale.
THE TWO FACE BRICK Houses
i on Deering Place, just completed by the
subscriber, are now offered for sale. They are built
tanning ten rooms. Location convenient and de-
lIghtful. TERMS EASY.
GEO. NJ. HARDING,
decd2tf Cor. Deering st. and Deering Place.
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Estate of Samuel M. Giants

Estate of Samuel Nj. Gerts.
NJ oTlCE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken npon him elf The
tust OF Administrator OF the estate OF SAMUEL Nj.
GERS, late OF Boston, in the county of suffolk. and
commonwealth OF Mas -achusctts, deceased, and Civ
en- ponds as the law directs. All persons having de-
hands upon the estate said deceased are reonired
70 e hbit the anne and all persons indebted 10 said
es'a'e are called upon to make payment TO
VIM. E. MORRIS.
Portland, Nov II, 1868. n~ saii ia AIN +.
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FOR SALE {.
Farm for Sale.

Hgven. p'''''''''
Apply to JOHN C. PROCTER, or
nol8dtf G. PAYSON.
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HEREBY give my two daughters, Cordelia A,
and Hannah F. Ko obius, their time, tor [ shall
collect nor paw no bills of their transactions alter this
uate. dcld1w' SAMUEL r. ROBBINS.
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New Many TheEsands Oan Testify So Il his
byUHhappy Experienced!

Young men troubled with emissions In seep,.-a
complaint generally the result of a bad habit in
youth, scientifically and perfect cure
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by oRe CT
more young men with the above disease, sotae OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption and by their friends supposed te
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment and in short time ere
made to rejoice in perfect health,
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Wanted.

MODERATE RENT, furnished or unfurnish
"A ed Confer personally or by letter with
G. C. FRENCH, 81 Union Wharf
Or C, P, Mattocks. SO Middle st. nov2S-dtf
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"a HTANTED-AGE to $500 per
month, everywhere, male and female, to
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem
fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and en-
broider in most superior manner. Price
only $18 Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful or
more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
"Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from S75
to $500 per month and expenses, or a commission
from which twice that amount can be made Adj
dress SECoMB & CO., PIrTSBUkG, Pa, or BOS-
TON. MASS.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon nv other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron shines un-
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
tactured. oct19d4w sep18w3m
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IMPROVEMENT IN
Cabinet Organs.
RPATENTED 1851
THE
MASON Dc HAMLIN
Improved Vox Humane |

ls new invention, now ready in several styles of
MASON + HAALLN ORGANS to which the man
ufacturers invite attention. believing that it is likely
to prove
The Most Popular Improvement
Ever Made
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Cavtlon 90 sae Rzblfr

Al who nave committed an excess OF any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of YOUTH the sting
Ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer year,
SEEK FOR AN ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches and Lasstude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to TO
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
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GOOdspeed's Golden Fountain Pen.
az LINES written with one pen of Ink NO
w BLOTTING. One box assorted samples sent
for % cents. Agents wanted, to whom from S. to
$40 per day is guaranteed. Address E. A. JOY,
Portsmouth, N III. 4w
1000 Per Month sure, and money
DAOOquired in advance Agents wanted
everywhere male and female, to sell our Patent
Everlasting White Wire Clothes Line. "Every
household should have this artcie."-N. Y. Tribune
Address American Wire Co., IS William st. N.
Y. or is Dearborn st., Chicago. oc19d4w
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TO LET.
To Let,

LARGE AMI pleasant front chamber with gas
IA and furnace heat, to two gentlemen or gentle
man and wife. Breakfast and tea if desired. Please
enquire at this Office. dec2dtf
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sHA THE BRITISH a. NORTH
<NSssa9fs AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM-
~ s.kSHlPS between NEW YORK and
aeA>a1zzs-sL VEkPOoL, calling at Cork Harbor.
NV, SAILING EVERY WEDNESAY.
SSp112, gov 70 CUBA, Dec 16
RUSSIA, Dec2 AUSTRAIASIAN q %
CHINA, Decg W.
Sooo,,I r-t.- NeN' ''''
sIu'- ''9'o SSs ss.ssss.s...... oUJ
me owners OF these ships will not be accountable
or specie or yaluabes unless bills of Ladpo having
the value expressed are signed therefor
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STEAMERS,
Special Notice
TO SIfppers OfFFeight

Steamer City Of Eiehmond.
@SS1fs having made her last iIip tor IIa So
N%..Les1L[lI- to Bangor and intefmediafe land
h@S<7zings, Merchants desiring 10 send lreigbt
anu anu persons 10 take pas age TO Camden, BelElst
SffrsnorI Bucksport and Winterport can DO 50 via
o'e"lhea Lewiston, leaving here
FRIDAY EVENINGS,
connecting at Rockland e,rl, ,o,,t ,,,orrt,,, t.t
Steamer KatahdIn, ior the above named unrs an ~
PenobscOt Bay and River "'ieu Po''S VI 'nS
,o,oo ,, Russ u STURDIYANT. Agents,
lI9 Commercial ST.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET

BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND hEDfORD-
Repoyted Tor Tar TRIBUNE for ne teeek ending Weesday
March II, 1868.
Amount Of stock at market:
Cattle Sheep Cattle sheep
4al. w..k ...I 267 522l One year ago....lsOl 5llz
80 ,,s,l ....I4u 5353 Fat Hog, 200
PRICES.
BeefPer 100 ~ on total weight Of Hide, Tallow and
Dressed Meat. Extra s14 50dG6i hrst quality, us 70
SII rs; second quality s3dslS I5 third qualty, ~
12 O few choice single pairs, $40 25dSi0 some OF the
Doorcst cows bulls &c, $40. .- 49,.
WorJi,0 OreHHOminal, e1606t3OO HANDY eteefs tl25
ara much according 10 their value as beef
0o5s and Young 6alces-Fair quality $559s75; extra,
aae8s1O0. farrOw and dry, s4e6S55.
0keep-Per n, live weight, 81 17tc.; extra, sde4c
FideS-BrighfOn 1Oc. 70; country lots, SdStc
CaIg SIias-I6al6c., y 70.
TaIiosr-BriQ hfOn $3.50. y n country lots, Td1to
Psife-a1 25(5a so each; country lots. dry o2e dsl
REHARKs-FOr the first time for many weeks the STOCK
frains are on time The supply Is light both IN numbers
and quality and the buyers are few but warm weather
soT9e ether cause has produced duh market Inc
arrivals OF Northern stock at Cambridge amounted 20
only ab0ut 400 head addit0no which there were over
800 Western sent over from Brighton Although theIe
few very extra bulocks on the Greenneld elass
train the general quality Of the stock - depreeaon
from that OF last week many OF the cattle were mol Iey
ut for market, and were sold probably because the
droyeYs offered large prices for them larger tnah tS
butchers we're willing 20 pay Good steers ana Iar oxen
AtI5bGJ4ios Lighter are at l2d12c hgDt sees ana iar
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COVE at ll82c and poor ones for less while extra oxen
something over lSc q n on dressed weight Jerry
Batchelaer sOld one pair Of Ieh 10 Geo, Wide at
ioc, %hen were fed by Noah Serbner OF Johnson Vt,
soVV 10 western stock from II 10 15tc 10 The sheep
sade was also quite sticky with sales all the way from
otc No. at which price G. W. Baiy sold 76 gross, live
weight 1900 10 TO SEC for fine Wool River fed lO5 each.
Inc droyers claim that compared with early arrivals
st week prices decidedly against them this week at
any rate there much gTumbing and much banterng
on individual lots but the range OF price about the same
as last week. while ordinary 70 fair grades probably
little lower
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CLEARED.
stesmshpswm woodward Hazel south A%ssy ksg,a1s s,sr
Richmond Va Bremen iBrem NeyDaheI Bremen Aaosm heE
shps-Gasstas OBI Murray, IivsrPOOi HsIepOiH' s0O Mel
BTs.-Estaf. Brsm LanLmsn Cork for orders Aagr Psl
ses h6 NssTi = TaPpe r Ford Gibraltar
BSSlo. ' Bso fO Mercedes tBf Kohl cieasos
schr-Keudusksag Wyatt, Wilmington, n CT o. O. AeAsu heb
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jscnto Akns Savannah with mdse and psa 70
Steamship virgins. Roberts Norfolk with Iass and pass to Williams
steamship N.ssr BIlmsp Essl cy Point and eA~Oud Va
steamship MatsuIa RYDER Charleston ash nst' With nd'e and pass
s Alus Moueka shacL Charleston. with Hdse Wheeler
Big Q,pray 20. V t "a loo &c 90 had heavy ese nom
M Hove 70 for 20 hours foresopmas siA si ssssa aud
sST Lucy 6rcsit Butler Baltimore days. with l.
ssl Qes.ua. s.t:..s Eil,.ss.sgsrt e. PISvsnes
ssE s D. lis se y' Pierce EgoSeS9o Tor Providence
schr Lucy Mney BhzabehPOr for fssdensshus Va
SER. {. Bacon, Bsarss, EalsSsthpOri for Portland.
MEMORANDA.
SUNDAY tubas Wellington went her assistance and ossd her
Tb .Is Jo6a comstoct David spsus fg for Georges
Banks from Nsv-LondOn, and viii sail in Day or two
oax,xponr l. l. March o~TSe brig St. Juan Sebastian q
oSTood and ustc She her frame Loaf boats snd short Of
BoroS aThe steamship Norman Capt CroWe o. the Boz
ton and Pbsdepha coming the habor this morning struck
On rock on The middle and hole stove N her bottom She
soon allied with deck Two lighter load o. cargo
decks dry brougtup 70 ne city iee
20 hold damaged but VAL al be s&red Inc ansp
bangs firmly the and viii have to be pumped cot and raised 10
fore she can be got off,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Stafford shOa has been carried away from her station
BY the Ice The authorities viii replace her possible
DOMESTIC PORTS.
N,uIoSpog March 9-Ayed steamship Sbeueket 10 discharge
leans Ie Marguerite Poraa Prnce Planet Cape HAins
Britannia, surnsm . -. 49,. A.. No..
for Virginia; MI DesperapiD DO FOR Deei Island w - hoPrs. 90
oY Taniier, Cora Mann II. Horton, DO dc Fo9e nteu
Portland for Norfolk Rieh Daren for bostes De-
Virginia. Hail. do for IAnesri sa "a f
saw r Isaac Mosaof stripped snc soaEdonee boarded her
also spoke barb vOsse Of Quebec Tor NsSioH AL eastern O0ea
vessels have JAILED. - -. -. p..,.. pp., s...,ox
guS,e Prescott aud the arrivals OF the 9TH
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RECEIPTS OF PROnIrCE-

March lO.-2GG bbls. Flour 1874 bbls. Corn Meal l9j
sacks Corn Meal Sl95 bush Wheat, 22O bush Corn 45
bush Oats $3.50 bush Rye 62 BUSH Malt 400 bush Seeds
Sc pkRs Beef Ga bbs Pork, 542 pkgs. Cut Meats 369
pkgs Lard $50 Dressed Hogs $50 pkgs Butter 1882 pkgs
Cheese, l55 bbls. Eggs.
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gort- Waromis acfirr.
STAIR oY NEv-YoRK,

NEvYoRK
PoRT.wARpHSs 0rFtcE No. . Winisss-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
section q the Ast psssea April 1851 entitled An Ass
TO- the subject matter 81 such Inquiry
sssmnnon srrey The following vessels under
Non hv that the sad VIII
completed within days succeeding ths notice board ssa
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Emmett Wells thus speaks Of the trade The transae-
tione continue on limited scale. few hundred bales
on very low grades Of American have been changing
hands Ong Dealers at prices ranging iron l9e TO l5s
~ u chiefly ejaculation The poorest kind q rubbish
AN brfng ice Int, at this low ngnre the Hops must
be perfectly sound The article 9fer heating IN the bale
coon becomes worthless. Fine Bavarians and Beleianf
eeil readily full quotations Wisconsin ana choice
Eae are constantly IN request but rs none are on oer
OonsEIneFs aIe PEELED TO resort 10 BavGrans MecuH
GrRdes u al kinds entirely neglected The London
market down the 18th Of February, exhibited orO0p
ina tendency Tld further decline OF from Al toe &
eyt was noticed. Holders Of some Of the best MID ano
East grOwths evinced strong disposition 70 son az
anything ike reasonable rates. While holders OF IA
varians showed less eagerness % SELL being 10 gIea
extent Influenced BY the better feeling then prevailing ~
lp0ef OF the Continental markets, which 1t was thought
0oald have the effect Of checking further shipments 70
Fneaud The following alo the latest London quota
S, viz: Weald OF Kents 05 1851 70 l20 Md ana East
Kent SOL, 26 TO l47; Sussex 81 eo TO e5 Belglans
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Nm GI9I sun 500 Moon Rises...,. en-
Sandy Hook.... e:29 Cows Isand. 1918 Hell GAte....2@
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SnantiaI.

UNION PACFio RAILROAD COEPAsI, !
No. % HAssAu-sT. EEy.YOSK, Jan 81 lso8
TTHE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company hereby posed annual meeting Of said
Company for the election Of Directors Of saw and trans
action Of such other business before then VIII Ne held on
the l day Of March next At 0 ten O'Clock ct s 9hee o. .ad
Company In the city Of New.York OLIVER AhBS President
CHAHIKs TUTILR SecretGrv
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NITEW-Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE :, 1867.
TRAINS LEAVE NBW.YORI

r,,zgsr Station in ssvYOl Tweuseysnths and Fourth
Entrance on TWsniyss'ent0'1I
TRAINS LEAVE NBw.y YORK.
For S o iE so 4s SS sssS sc g NJ ''-
For Milford ssord Fsfsd Southport and we''pOr 100 L%
For 70 Sc S Eco 500 E1l 600 lsO n laS EI 800 I
20 For ' Dsrs sh 100 400 ls 40 s9Opn a.,
[ST s sts @S5 s 20 SIS Ss 500 EI H.
Fct Gnss stations 100 sOo ii'o M ais
go -" ''O' Nv P CONNECTING TRAINS
fST h HsGo :p Sl sPaI ass So On Els 400 m 400
fer Connection. River Railroad eco Ok l2l'p to Mon
We" fo naioId Progid:acc and F.hL Railroad goo CEr l'
For s.wHsveu Ntw.LOudOn and stougtOn Railroad 400
H yoi CAM. E'iifgaa lslsg to sera.Hgton
For DaH6afy snd Eorvak Railroad 100 800 q n, L9Opn
0'n~''i'a' S'''''''' ''''D'' JAMES Il HoYT supt
NEW JERSEY r. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
, S pm Via I cs 3 ri md sa
$40 Fo5 soah aass ws-S 20 'H 7Is
The 40 m and @ 4 tiara s,,S SFT TS sy Tl'S O ~
cncnna whoat Change making Cincinnati as by
early BY other Y lines Family also on
SrseeG one train II Advance Of other inv KsS % sup
C0UTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.-(WlN-
Leave Jamssssp T. at H. l. Railroad TO Jamaica for
D IsaSs FraaIis,Ts BTosAu eos Vi. Brooklyn Central
Railroad, 20 jamaica Tor Babylon atd al WafNahVaA
Leave JmessSp Y at m, via l. Railroad to Jsniei' Tor
BABYLON and al wal. stations
Frsnkln.aye, Brooklyn, at2S NJ via Brooklyn Cena
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Babylon and All way.stAltonS -
Babylon rs for Jamaica and all eonneeF
us With train Railroad arriving at yaTes.,llP a. 10
ing Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving a. FrAnkae
BTOoklyn at 10 IN. 50 II. -
Leave Babylon l2Up for Jsmaics and al wystons con
Meeting With train Of Railroad arriving at JAnesEip at p m
Leave Babylon l2l0 for Jamaica and all waysuons coz
Meeting Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Fnhnn
ave Bookyp and connecting also with the horseeArs OF
the Jamaica Railroad Which eSes jamaica eIs W
minutes. H. WHILE supe'iu'eA0ehe
To take effect Nov. T. 1861
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CLEvEIASD AED PIITsBvRoH RAILROAD CongANsIIs

PITTsBURHH HAfLhOAp NOMPANIt. (
orFoE SECRETARY TRRAsuRER CLEVELAND Pea 20 1863
A Z a meeting of the Directors OF the CleYe-
n land and Pittsburgh Railroad COMPANY held this day the ioHo"n
resolution adopted:
That meeting the soekho Of this Company be- and the same
called Cleveland the 26th day OF MAI
O'Clock consideration the popnety Of efssng Ip
the amount or 20 any par OF
Of earnings used contraction also the poplep
The Transfer BOOKS VIII close on 'ue
qSb s,t ana yaman closed t 27th March, inclusive
|''N '"' ~ ' GBORGB A. INGERSOLL Secretary
MONTICELLO pursuance of requisition from
t snnrpden OF Insurance Department Of the State Of
dSted Feb H. 1865 the STOCKHOLDERS Of TIB RS0
TfTF FIRE INsJTRAN COMPANY or THE CITY ORkEWYORK
o REQUIRED the Of SlXT(FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
essh being htwo capital stock the once OF
COMPANY No ISL Broadway 10 the City oNeWlOk on or before
tie l7 DAY Of April 1863 make good the deficiency the capital
VIZ NJ RANpELL, Secretary MARCUS SPRING, pfcsldeRt
EsE.I5,i Feb 20 1863.
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SCRIP DIVIDEND FOR 1901,
TBIRTY.THREE AND ONE.TBIRD PER CENT.
THR
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
against damage by Ere all kinds Of buildings Hsr
ebaDd household rnture farm property including stock hHST'
LRAsEs and al niurabe property At rea'ondsk ra
Premium PARTcPArS6 PLAN dividing tbrsefouhs Of the
profits scrip bearing interest air per cent per an
order Of M issue rapidly a. the &C.
eumnson represented BY scrip exceeds the Of $4,000
The scrip th Company for 1881 49, 49, CO. and 6 are now
being Tedeenedin cash
GEORGE T. HOPE, President
IL II. LAxPoAT, YieePfthdeht
CyRrs pRC
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y MERCER COUNTIES, Illinois.
and WATERFOWL BONDS, Wisconsin,
GEO. O. DUNBAR, No. Twtrlst,
q, Wester geenr of ALL aref a.
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VEGETABLES.

Potatoes are working down scarcity, and the belief
IA mat pv rust be s higher before the supplies can
conn In from the North The Jersey stock is nearly eX
hausted We advance the rates 25a50c 4 Dbl this week
There rs fair inquiry for seed that Spring has fairly
opened Early Goodrich selling at Sc, With Harrlsons
al ga y bI no Early Rose are to be had, at the
former price OF 81 n. Russia tuFnps lower, after
going ~ g y bbl. We quote:
bsriF a. 100 s8 OOd 80 SOL Peach Blow. y bb 750 %
Oaiops, Rel q bbl.... 50G % New Bermuaat, v
Potatoes, Prince Albert hbl...... r...l5 wa -
a. bbi........... 4 goa 5 00 Delaware Sweets
Nee 3 DOL q bbi........... S0 .
CsvnesCbIi - mi S0ussh Marrow y bb0 OOGl0 50
Hncksve y boil. 3 15d 4 COL Tomatoes, Bermuda, y
jackson White p - -. 0oI..',s ,.s,..;., 20 W
% VIC - 20 iuiulls Auasb Jul 20"
BUSDRIEs
Broom Corn Is doing better Ginseng has taken quite an
advance but quotations are only for Clean nicely
prepared roots Honey goes on very slowly. MIR has
been very during the week. some days selling at IS
W.
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EW-Y0RK, NEWFOUNDLAND, and
~ LONDON TELEGRAPH and -
INTERNATIONAL OCEAN tCuba 1ns)
PREFERRED STOCK WANTED by
GEO. C. DUNBAR, No 7 Wsllsk,
ler In Imam SeenTltea
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Meats Of all kinds excepting pork are easier Len,
warm weather fresh shad and cheap eggs lessening the
eonsumpt0n Western dressed hogs nearly over the
recefs epg only g72 for the week Some dressed beef
l. coming from Canada, with mutton from Albany We
quote: - 49,.
49, Western Dressed. ~ dl2t
i,r ais Veal hog dressed prime Pm )6 al
nsri.r csressses -. g0l2lI Common medium IL al
Per-. ressedW eseul2 Ql24l
POULTRY AND CAME.
Warm weather and q hight demand at former high
prices ten on the poultry trade though cannot redee
the figures very much for really hne dressed, neatly
s1acked Most Of the good Western chickens selling
81 2O922c with turkeys at 25d2Gc Live turkeys are
scarce We quote:
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Pasrgsr Station TveutysevnihSt and Fourth
ave. Entrance on TWsnty-ssyentb-SL
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os1oAoo AyD AlTos Ra1EOAD cO.. sronETAsI 4sD

TKEAsURrR's orTlcs CHIcAeo III, MsIeh 10 1893
NOTICE to STOCK and B0NDHOLDERS.
~ Notice hereby given to The Stockholders and voting BondAode
the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company tat The sllps meet
Of three Directors
OF am that may presented will De held oc Of
mis- fo Chicago. H. MONDAY the Gth dsy % mil i669
az 10 O'Clock ~ The arstr books Of the Copr WIN be closed
e close Of bpl ho On e & ut reope1ed FOR transfers
hs 5t1d1g OF April z 1853 W NJ LARitABBR Secretary.
TIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT-Sec nm
900 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD LONG ISLAND for SALE These Bonds
per cent Coupons payable March September Atlantic
National Brooklyn mortgage covering the entire property Of
sonth Railroad from the East River Brook
I'm through all the villages the souh side Of the island 70 Patogu
distance 81 miles complete and running Net earnings are
dng Winter months paying Interest the Bonds The Road grade
M iron and the Inc and the entire line vii be completed
soon s Ire weather VIII permit For favorable by
SMITH GOULD, MARTIN & Co, BANKERS and Brokers'
no II BrOa.lst, n. Y.
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small basket. We Quote

HIDES, SKINS, AND FURS.
The past Winter has been hard one for hunting OF
trapping urs and with severity which has caused iar
demand for manufactured goods have worked qp
during week two past Fine dark Martens and Minks
are scarce ard demand IL must be borne in mind that
our figures for No. Skins. Dealers rate No at half
these prices with No at OneOurth, and no as worth
less so Il is useless send the rejected cs such as
country buyers refuse TO this market with the expects
- - L..ana Lnl.. n lIlNl
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
HIR JARED

PORT OF SRwYoRK.. NANCE 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

STEAMBOATS, anS Sailroaos.
CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALMER PlTCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL CON
CORD, TIfB WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The and sauch steamers Of The Norwich LINZ,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
Eeulorf daily lsnndays ezceped At O'Clock NJ nom
Pier No 80 North River. foot OF Vsary'sL,
FOR NEWLOHDOH,
there eouneg with Train from The above
points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester worcester
and Eashua and New London and Northern Railroads
T. T. MARTIN Agent On The Pier
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NRIGHTON. CAMDKIDUF IND MIDFOKD. .
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVEDEPOT

SUNDAY TRuvs-e:3Oa NJ Way Train for oHsvfe; 70 and
33) for PaersoB $50 Night E1pres for Dunkirk Buff
Rochester Salamanca and AL points West and South $500
Emrant and Way Trsn ;oo for Paterson and Port Je
Express Trains through 20 Salamanca Dunkk ana Buffalo "n
Western
Perfectly Ventilated and LuIaroas Sleeping Coaches all
Night Trains
Tickets can be obtained Cosnpanys oces-No al Broadway
Depot foot Of ChambeT EeuYe So Long Dock Depot Jersey
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CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
IO2 BROADWAY. EEwY0RK
CASH $500, QOo %

CASH S0vV9VJ yG
CASH 81