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Ter orpte
WbtEhanl. 2OigGGbrrlfcQrr
3um Gntftrncn auer pautleireiten uno Net'
niaen bee 6aWt.

3um Gntftrncn aler pautIeireiben nnb Net'
nigen bee 6aut,
6 1T HE ,rrnterpppfs Ectitin, rtlts :ur Cutter
nung Ter ecribietsnsn pahttrartp,ilea trtannt 1T. SO
teicinat iht mr. ale llnreinieieittr her Slut, ipnbtrt
aieNt aud he 10 tbr sswlnittf atdrbsit Ter 5aut.
@S bell. uuc entfcrrt Sliitje1 pier 5irrsu auf
her SGut, aRtteNer, Sopisrine, ardee, stefcG:
fricf:l, SaISfua, 8autausfbtdse atcr art, bGfsn
&dls, Ncrotnfd,mer,, Sranes, GuctidJ=, Sriib;
%,punScr, ofTsHc @efd,,ciirc, s%rfrprene 6iiAc, Ser:
~italtd,uttscti, ptraiftcte cant, SFrppbsln II. {. 10
Gebraud,s gIn,pciiuno. = Naa babe tic t~Fanlca
RSrpGttGils irhb unb Gbenbs tantt.
msn Fsrnbr. bic 8lait. al stuCm parrtta ans Run
tefn glaer.
4ngciertist uns srrtauft spu trn gissnthumtr
Semi r. acIntr.
Gfe ter Edltirtprt, lHp Si9bitr.
sset dltt Giebi;lu 9tntIcrn " BADEN.
s9- %rriS fiin';ig &entS prp Gtaidlc.
Rur Iptbe, HE ses Gt6entPuntrs EarSiGrifs tEaeen
iIpb dbi.
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Germti6te @eriGte.

9pbes @1ter.- Sn Marietta, SAir,
iinp 165 9erionen, tpeId5e titer 70 SSabre alt
finn itebsn iinp lber so Inb 46 itEer 50
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-21

SIN Mep Brunsw Id, I.>S, wurpe
rer Yritter Dus9an bur6 Elm @erduib in
Der neben feinrr @Obnun8 eelesenen Stride
sepedt. Or tleibete ii4 RAID an, naem ets
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Rerner'S

grOBer Sberbaat,N teberberfteIIei.
Gas eroFe duferli6e 9nlfsmtttcl
sum GntfcrueH aaer 9antleteeh
unb Netntssn Der !3su,
tlarrr ais @aFtr, uub fam nit Der Sclfcm'
meniten Sid,ertett 9ebrduGt rperpet.
Srtem bet Gtgentbumtr tteits yraaoraf ntIn 9ubIi-
tunt ptrIfgt n or ppr helen Grfci9s tt SseSrtlet IN
~tccntura in ltetrreinftnmun1 nit her Grbraubedtrst'
luna pplfcmnen i~tersengt. IS Tt feline Y ntaashicse,
bic bsute fb sutpuppt unb nlcrBrn ttpn hsh 2oe Fnhet,
iCnbern rat i'd rier rode Sabre rbtt ole Feteserhebin-
0sa tsr TrCde urb Dbne ben Wunib ron Stttelt etB
GiacutGullty5. eamit @ele al %pethtencn, hurh bic 9rtab-
ruuN Weller tCr d6tbdrftn Burger unierer Staot nns UNI
iege5 Stuates rrodufbsritrt. 21eher unttn heitebrn
mir urs AM tirtas sttefa.e e~erftfttn. siddsen tus
WittCi in rem lctteu rier Sabrtn GRATIS inter yele
gGrblrhGttllcits 'Gntdl'cn unb an 9neivieucn r%trnrihsilt
wrrbet 1T, Tat her Gt1rutttmrr duf ~hrin6erse gcrtels
lEnaCn |irfer, wtlte aaraus 9tiiteu ae;rRtn, ta,t ein8cs
uiQtst e. aud scr Saa NrHfsre Sablttnm. Ut brinssn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-21

Meuer @etteran3etger. Der
gluttael lit eth ipeit beferer @etteranseiser,
ais ale Barometer. Sci beiterem @etter,
mic i'm @intsr Bel 5rpit liest er rubta UNI
alfgeroat nuf BEN gpeen pes 6efdees Deer
ldpimmt alei6mdbtg nit ruttgsr gstpesuns
eurd, ba5 Wafar. Siebt Ntsen teper, 10
friett er III, ben &dnt res @eidbt5 unt pleitt
%paielblt, bis has Wetter beeanpis seipprten
TT, 8pr penn @tntrttte zines Geptttsrs pter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-21

vac 9rpBte Wendgerte Der &c
9enpdrt. - Die 2pnbDner i3ettihrlft
geanO unc Water" mlierert einen intrreiTanten
gfrtht iber cine Der sr6Bten Menaaerte'n,
bic je in europa dn8efOmmen ino. GIN &ei,
lenber, Har1ens @alanppa, Bate iid Dor ets
tpa sebn Tpnatfm mad aa1ala in Sber1
Nubtnten an Der abYftntiden @rGn3e, beae>
ben, um baltlbit lebenee iptlpe 1ttert einiu-
ianlmeln. Setnen 8emlbunsen aelana Is,
81 g%lfptanten, 8 Sirafsn, 20 @ntttpeen, l6
Sufalps, 2 @attunsen HbtnpSerps, l Sip
pcpptamus, II 5adnsn, 4 9bren, 4 Strauee,
II SDrnpDBel, 2 HWienfranide l gutarr
urp cine Srpbe &n3abt fleinef 869el ~ En-
iperber. Xeieer gtngen anf Der langen 9feile
cine aniebnlt1e 9niabl Der 3btere burh
Sob perlpren, unb bet Der @nfunft gaIanc.
p1's tn europa lebte1 MUIR nod IL Gleptanten,
8 @trafeil, 6 Mntilppen l &btnpserps, II
Spdnen, I !Scrnpbsel, 2 Gieenfranthe unb
4 Strau6e. !3set @lepbanten urb elm @trafe
linp tn cen Sefis bes tefannten Menaaerie.
bdnelsrs Samra6 iib~erseeansen. Das fpertt>
Soalte 9bter ter Sammlung II bas reppett-
set6rnte &tinpSeros (Nbtnocercs afrieanus).
IS if pom inbtiten 8binpserpe sientliG ser.
ftbiecfn unb 8letdt fat einem Glefanten, benz
Der InIel nod niht geipadffn 1T. Gin fol-
DIES 3tter 1T IN europa idpn nidt felt ben
3ettsn Der &onter gepeien. Srtn SretS be-
trQat 1000 pf. ct.
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SIN Gan Sran5tscp fam her iunsc
u. S6aar, tpslher iih ben Surnern an
ihlpb, n bic @dite BON Sderamentp City
81 %empfangen, una's 2eben, inrem CT Der
@erfte su nabe fam uap ms g4aftr fel.
Die Sreueen hes 3urnerfefrs ipurten tapurb
erbebiid oefriibf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-21

Ken Sprt 20. SSpt,-Ncr 0ampfcr
o~6trrmann", @dpt. Us. s. @ea,e, iGjt rem
,. Scpt. Scu Sccmen untcrpc3a trat sei;ern
rip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
THE RELATION or LANDLORD AHO TENANT.

The law of landlord and tenant, with particular
reference to cases arising in this city, was the sub
ject OF very interesting and Instructive paper read
last evening by James Richards Jr before the s;u.
dents Of the Columbia College Law School, at No.
81 Lafayette place. The rights and responsibilities
Affecting each party in their different relations were
clearly and .sppostely explained, and the
remedy for infringement OF the former or
neglect In the performance OF the latter
pointed out and illustrated with much persp.
Guilty. The neYect OF any legal interference at pre-
sent applying In certain instances Of breach OF COW
enan TO obtain redress was likewise referred TO- II
being shown among other cases Of this kind, how
practically imperative the agreement 50 fre.
auently entered into not to sublet has become
ia this city, the Inconvenience and loss besides de.
lay attending proceedings instituted for the enforce.
ment OF any penalty for the non performance OF the
covenant, rendering landlords really without au.
thority In the premises Referring TO the subject OF
liability for accidents happening on demised pre-.
mses such as from getaways coaholes, era, iugs
&C., upon the walk, Mr.. Richards stated the law 10
be that al SUCH where exposed or likely to te dan.
gerous, were regarded as public nulsances and the
owner OF the property to which they belonged an
insurer against accidents or damage resulting there.
FROM Many other points OF special interest both 10
landlord and tenant, were eiucdated In the lecture
which, as the public were invited 10 be present was
listened 70 with much attention by many Of beth
classes.
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FIRST lNrF EI COURT.


Landlord a nd Tenant
Before JUS ice Quinn.
Edtc1rc H. Gtl1tl0n u.s. James K .Sp~atk-This
was special preceding under the sta;nte in rela-
ton TO the summary posse sson OF land. On March g.
1867 the plaintiff leased the premises No. 100 Liberty
street. to the defendant The lease was for period
May l, 1863 at annual rental Of S., 6oe payable
monthly. The lease also contained a special cove
nant by which agre ed that in the event Of the
building being to zoe removed in consequence
OF the extension OF Churc ii street, that frOan the
time 1t Is ordered to be rem loved by the city althor
rent paid up TO that time.' The delendent paid the
rent TO January l, 1863, but declined to make any
subsequent payment, on the ground that the premises
were required for the exit ,nsion OF Church street
and that at the date OF tue confirmation OF the
commissioners report for ST eh extension the title Of
the property became vested n the Mayor Aldermen,
&c, in the city oil New York and that the landlord
had no interest therein 1t appeared 10 evidence
that no claim had been made TN the part OF the tenant
or presented TO the Commissioners.
On behalf or the tenant wtts commended THAI he
could inv oke the report OF the Com uissicners In his
favor and deny the landlords right TO possession
yide5 that the Mayor, Aldermen, &c. may suspend
the opening OF any street required fol' the purposes
81 the act for period not exceeding fifteen months
from the confirmation OF the report, nd that they
the report until four months after the sxpiraionO OF
into effect.
Justice QUINN In rendering his decision In the
yesterday, said:-"A After a careful rev. ew Of the
facts existing and established in this cas- The cas- rs
cited nom the books and the statutes PR )vldirg fr
tho opening, widening and extension OF streets az
phcable to this city, am forced TO the conclusion
that the landlord Is entitled to judgment for the
possession OF the premises If the rent anGkcosts be
not promptly paid by the tenant"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COCRTs.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnations Of Whiskev


On motion OF Mr.. Rollins, United States Assistant
District Attorney, Judge Blatchsord yesterday or.
dered decress in the following cases OF internal
Revenue:-Ten barrels OF distilled spr.ts found in
New street; eight barrels same at West Seventeenth
street and quantity OF same at West Fort ysecoud
Collision Case.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Ferdinand L. Hansen Us. The British Steamship
LOutstana.-As preliminary step In the trial. coun-
Gel Tor lioellants moved the part Of the officers
and seamen Of the bark Auguste Louise at the time
OF the collision, that their claims for compensation
For losses sustened by them should form part OF
the present inquiry and be subject to the same de-
csiOn as tqat which the court would arrive at in
reference to the consequences OF the collision. To
inns counsel for claimants ooeete ! ana aftsr a
and entered 1t upon the rec ord:-That the
oral testimony to be taken on both sides OF
the shall be received ard shall apply
to the losses sustained by the OF hcers and sailors
OF the bark who were on board the time of the
collision, and that such evdeno shall be consid-
cred on the trial as evidence to try the question
In reference TO the officers ar d seamen OF the
bark. The bark Auguste Louise was Prussian ves-
sel which sailed from the por OF New York in
March, 1867, for Queenstown, In Gland, laden with a
fun cargo OF corn. The stean lship Louisiana was
British steamer OF a LlverI )ool and New York
line of steamships, and was ound on one of her
regular trips from Europe In the month of April
last year. The bark had mad re safe and speedy
passage from New York, and arrived Off the south.
west coast OF Ireland to withs about eight miles OF
Aizen Head, when she was ST. uck by the Louisiana,
and IN twenty minutes after the collision the Dark
sunk in deep water, and becs me total loss In
Gel and cargo and everything on board, the lives of
the officers and men being he only things saved
from utter loss and ruin.
Counsel for the claimants a. legged that the collision
was caused by the negligence OF the officers and men
On board the bark, and ssy hat II seamanke care
and attention had been resOr ted to by them the col
hsiOn might have been avoid ed Counsel denied the
liability of the claimants IN he case Still on.
Petitions Filed in Gan kruptcy Yesterday.
: Walter S SPARKS, New York cty; referred to
Register Dayton.
Frederick W Ludoyicl. ew York city referred TO
Register Alien.
Bara X. Cornell; refarced TO Register Dwight.
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lc. Sperm
were also steady AZ Sbc &c and patent at 65c 6sc
CoPPER-For ngot the market was exceedingly quiet and
prices were buyers favor saes 1901 900 lbs
Baltimore and S3c B4c for Portage Lake Detroit.
C0IrRE.-Ihe market for Rio quiet but firm Sales
34 bags ex Chrstsnsen private terms We quote or.
dnary Cages sAo JsNc fair do ioo ioSe good do
fShcgod 10 bond Other descriptions were generally
arm but quiet, ~ o mats Java Benvosh will offered
a auction on Thursday next. We quote Java 2fc Csc
Ceyion lec c Maracaibo, l6c. also, Laguayra l6c
lc; Jamaica, loo 6c, and 81 Domingo Ike q I6c, all
stock q kio March 81 1883 New York so bags; Bait
more $685.; Mobile, l,50o; New Orleans Galveston
2s0 and Of other descriptions New York. b8l baes
CoIR YARN was In fair demand sales 100 bales private
Dnues AND DrEsThe market was generally oue, sales
ssss c 400 :. .e . .1da A as gold and sc
s 70 dol $50 90. soda ash a, Sc So, d.; iso
drums cau.s,c soda q ekc, do DO Do 4hc
Chatter price for Johnsons; kegs 10 ar.
rive aud 70 cg rs Is gum kowre on private terms
wheat 80 800 do corn, $50 DO oas 1900 Do rye $500 do
mali and Is 90 barley There active demand for
the lower grades OF both State Western su for ship
mnnf TO the West Indies and Europe the sales were as
era thing on the basis Of advance Of io 2sc per
s Dol s,s s'o d0ua sou :0d sSr 70 LON
The grades o. Western higher and 10 good demand al
the Improvement Family nour freely taken and
full prices were readily obtained California was fair
demand and hrm NJ The prices previously quoted The
were s. the marie. cosss arm revised
Changed sales 5bs a. az e c SGS' w w sn
modsre5 active with saes Of 300 bbs, pan SS for
sey and&1 70 TOT yellow western. We quote -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
E0LICE INTELLIGENCE,

P1LFERiNG BY l1EssENGER-HIs ARREST And
ccSrEssioN.-Mr. Phtp Van valkenourgh, mer
chant, doing bus!nessft Nos ll3, lis and 1T Worth
street. yesterday appeared at the Tombs and lodged
complaint against Peter Conlon, messenger In his
employ charging him With the theft Of three pieces
Of Of, silk handkerchief goods, valued g. SO. The
kenburgh Corion confessed his gu:.t and said
soa UI sI Ss ms oee woo OF the Count
squad, being sent for the accused arrested him. He
prisoner said be had been selling goods TO man In
New Bowery.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THrRF.-Grenville
Ball, avery respectable app caring man, was yester
day arrested in Brooklyn and brought before Justice
Downing on the charge Of having on the 18th uit.
stolen aorse valued at s12s from the possession of
stree The stolen horse was soc:d in possession OF
The prisoner, and the magistrate committed him for
trial! Mr. Ball SAYS he Is innocent and can produce
Witnesses TO prove 1t.
SERIOUS kssArLrs.--Eewis Lecour was yesterday
arrested by ofncer Cater, OF the Tweniy-seventh
precinct, on the charge OF having assaulted John
Egan, OF 10 State street. and struck him the head
with bar q iron, in0icting severe but not danger.
Gus injuries. The accused was taken before Justice
Downing and committed to the Tombs for trial In
default OF ball. John and Michel McDermctt OF
Ie4s Franklin street. yesterday became Involved in
quarrel, during which John, as alleged, seized q
sugar bowl and broke over Michafls head. cutting
the scalp and causing the blood to now freely.
0.iicer Wallace, Of the Fifth precinct, tnterfered
and arrested the pugnacious John, who was taken
TO the Tombs and committed by Justke Dowllng.
ALLEGED SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-Oue OF the
officers OF the Twentyeighth precinct detected three
men going through West street with quantity Of
articles in their possession. The actions Of the men
attracted the suspicious q the ofncer ard summon
ing another pstroman to his assistance he took the
three men into custody. When brought to the sta
ton house theyFave their names IN Michael Shan.
non Andrew Higgins and james Donohue. The ar.
tic.es found In their possession were thirty-seven
The scale was packed In q box and marked IF. b.
Todd Co., Norfolk, va.n portion OF these goods
were seereted In cellar West street and on board
az old sloop. The prisoners were brought before
Justice Dodge yesterday, and on an afiidavit being
made against them By the officers they were held.
JUVENILE DKLrSQUEHrs.-Two boys whose names
an, Daniel Bow and John Kerrgan, were arrested on
the complaint OF Cornelius " Gross, agent Of the
Huh'on River Railroad Company, who charged them
with stealing one silverpaed knob from OF an iron
safe. The property alleged 10 have been stolen Is
valuedsat $50, and was sold by one q the boys 70
woman named Eliza DAILY for fifteen cents. The
Judge he'd the boys for trial g the Coar OF Specia,
Sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

their oahs present that Page Bellows late Of the county Of
Sumner and District Of Nero eonan on The s' day OF Nay
in the wear OF Lord thousand
hundred and nireiytwo, with force and arms, at the
county aforesaid .he District Aforesaid negro
slave named VIII, the goods and chaeis OF Thomas Hamp
Of the value Of hundred pounds hen and there being
sale negro man slave named w with 40 intent 70 steal and
conve the SAID negro his contrary 10 The statute
provided, and against he peace and
us""' u WIG '"" ANDREW JACKSON, Alto. Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

lne mNket or WnAt opened strong under good demand,
but the ereme BY sellers caused buyers %
withdraw hn the MARKET and Al The close yesterdas
prices willingly accepted. There numerous orders
here for shpren 70 Great Britain France, ard some for
GERMANY bus ne mis are for the most below the pre-
sprne and ga 50 fc No far business could be done but
the bulk OF The orderf could be fei The sales vre about
sS ooo bushels, Al 81 - for No. spring 10 s,orei
for No. ] do. anoat and ~ 20 for Cslpornia ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
4 CURIOUS RELIC.
An Indictmcns Written BY Andrew jackson
I'm 1892.
.IFron the NashyiIle Onion. Mareh an

= IT
The following curious document cane 10 I9h, yes
terday IN the oyerhauhng OF some PAPERS IN the
once OF the Criminal Court Clerk. Ii IS an ,udIct.
ment against one Page Bellows for stealing negro
ana was written In lis2, by Andrew Jackson the AZ.
torney General OF what was known as The Nero ils.
uct OF the territory south OF the Ohio river In when
wnat u now the state OF Tennessee was enbraced:-
AERO DisTRIcT, seo MAY TERN, i;q2-The Jurors FOR
the fWory Of the United saes sost 81 he OHIO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

On Observation-Disclosures. Al a AK; commercial,
Aok a 40X. On Hamburg-Bankers', SO q 3eh; COM
mercial, S5x a s5N. On Antwerp-Bankers, ASK
5.l6X; commercial, $40 5.1SH.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the ub-Teasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as fol-
lows
custom House. -Suo. 7redsurv.--
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
March 80 s5l3,ss9 600 ST. s94se2 $l0l 0S6 425
March 81. $4,000 6,6le,940 9,5744s9 Ss,l6l,S67
The value OF exports exclusive OF specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending TO.
day is sa,sse,447, against $1s4s,s7s the week pre-
vious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
COURT CAlEnDAR-TulS DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. /, Fac, a, o,
10, IL.
SUPREME COURT, CHAMBERs.-Nos. 81, IS, 10 125,
126 154, l65, 167.
MARINE COURT, TRIAL TERM.-Nes. 769, $40, 11e
TIL 723 7 725, 726 1877, s2s, 742 74S, 745 7, 74e,
$50 75S $780, 755, 767 1871 1872 1913, 7s4 735 1913 za1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

oPIs1oNs'pr JURoRs.-There IL BIZ now pending
before the Judiciary Committee Of the House az
Washington providing that no person need be ex.
Guided from service upon jures for al expression or
opinion upon cAse at issue provided they take an
oath that they can, Notwithstanding such expression
Of opinion render On impartial verdict In accordance
with the law and the evidence. II Ia very generally
understood that this bill was framed In view Of the
difncuty Of obtaining lpry for the trial Of John II.
SurratI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. NJ.
CorToS,Tbers prevailed very active demand from ex
porers and specuatos, and large was consum.
mated at yesterdays prices though towards the close ,Sben
Liverpool despatch received quoting frmer market
ssles amounted % ~ bales including s0l6
S2lo for export lSoS for spinning and 2H We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRlGGs-YOUNG.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March
81 by Rev. b. NJ. Adams. MASASsEH BRIGGS to
SARAH A. YOUNG, all Of this city.
DIxoS-DEAN.-ln Brooklyn on Wednesday, March
Is. by Rev. Charles $. Pomeroy, ALANsoN c. DIXON,
OF Poundridge. 10 H. JOSEPHINE, youngest daughter
O. Samuel Dean. OF Stamford, Conn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, on Monday,
March 80. by Rev. Joseph p. Thompson, DAVID NJ.
HoLDREpGE 10 II. MARIA FooTE daughter OF
Chauncey Webster Esq, OF Harwlnton, Conn.
wINEs-TrITE.--ln this city, on Tuesday, March
81. by the Rev. J. ~ Washburne EDWARD WINES, Of
this city, 20 ANNE NJ. V. TUIrE, OF New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

WooL-For fleece the demand continued hight, but full
prices sill handed. For Texas lair quy
but the small stock restricts uansaetons 10 California;
fair business 10 DOING and prices OF fall clip and
main steady Spring clip Is quite freely offered obtained
lower prices Foreign sought after but owing
aeeees a, 44c Sc, including ~ o and Xxx Ohio al SIC.
state at &c. &c. 1000 Louisisna at &c, IOouO
Psnnsyv anis at sc '0G tubbed at tc bO wsshed
and extra size. Tor BLACK and &c. Tor No,
forna go for fall lambs and spring including
1900 Northern S3c or foreign the sales 10 baes
TIA In bond " do. unwashed Persan private terms
about 23O bales meszs being shipped 10 Europe.
wHrsgRy.-Receipts none. There were sales prices
entirely nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

Receipts and Disbursements at the Once Of
the United States Assistant Treasurer, New
York, for the Month of March, 1865.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24
No, Z, Main Street, Van Buren,,

r. N. MEALS OLD STAND.
DEGINNING anew we feel determined to
ID offer better inducements than erer before.
Appreciating the friendship shown to us by
hundreds of onr customers, we shall spare no
efforts to make continuance Of their patron.
age with the new firm both agreeable and
profitable to our friends.
Therefore we ask you to come and see us
come and look at our Goods - come and buy
of us. We will not be xndersold BY any ONE
In Arkansas. Rely on that fact.
april lS f. C. POWELL & co.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24
t arm BY THE USE OF THE n.t
MISSISSIPPI DliRRNCi CORDIAL
$4,000 REWARD

T93ny one who car rro,n'c o. .y.s have prc}ue
ed remedy which bears shy ressn blan.s 70 .ha
in point Of value ..s.r. ..,4.H ,fuugU
The soothing and healing influence Of the Mis-.
sissippi Diarrbpa cor]hl {. slnos, ,ns,an'an~ou,
y felt; and within u fs~ minutes after ,,aing It.
the sufferer { ON any cf the Disorders which II pro,
fesses to cure 10 not only ernvaescent but we'll ],
acts upou the intrnal surfaces with which It
comes In contact ike an emollicut. quist,ing the
whole system and producing healthy action IN
the digestive aud secrttive nrgsp, f.nf
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-24
The Van Buren Press,
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