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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16
SOMETHING NEW.
Stoves, Tin, Brass, Conner and
Saeet-Er0R Ware.
TIYFyrOys RROvgrEns

H3'H FBWH7 HsNU z III y AS,
Wonfd respectfully inform the people of
Cadiz bid the public generally that thev
have commenced the above business ia The
frame building opposite Vests Hall. first
door east of McFadden's, on Main street
where they intend to keep full and com,
plete supply of the above articles. Their
8 II O " EE . e.
are warranted to be of the best manufacture
and of heavier weight and better me tal and
sold cheaper than the light onos are sold +,
this market, and will be sold as chean ct
they are sold In Steubenviileor PITTSBURGH n
freight only added, Prompt attention paid
strict attention to business, makinr good
work, and selling cheap to invite a sbaIre Ie1u ~
patronage. 7I1s'
EyriTs, lsssa3na.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16
4 Positive Remedy fer all
kinds Of Eunors,

ScToSals, ScuryY, Salt Rherm, Carbun-
ctes end Soils, Ulcers and all obstina4s
Affections Of the SKIN, EnaammatcrY
o. Chronic rheumatism. Piles, Chronic
OisrrhEs. MarCvrsi Diseases, and every
tsint Of the System; oyspepsis, and those
Affections oriTinstir9 in the peraneemert
OF the Digestive Organs VIZ, Bilious
Complaints, NeyFsIga. and Nervous A.
'ections. heedsche. lsn1Uor, ard Der-es-
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, COnsti-
naiioh
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- & ERR
AND
.C0HFECTloHERY /
wILLTAEI rgArTT.

BliGS leave'to inform the people Of CaAiz
and vicinity that he has increased his facili.
ties and Is prepared 10 carry on the above
business in all its various branches. He
invites attention to his BREAD, CAKES,
kc., and challenges comparison.
sHep}tyS particular attention to b king
for Parties, Weddings, de-, as he thinks he
,an suit the most fastidious. His stock Of
HDntectioneries is full. Patronage solicited.
,,,o ,oc.gl WILLIAM NATH.
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to be found in any city East or West. Fer.
sons in want of any article in our line.
either at Wholesale or for their own nso,
will alwaYs fad our prices lower and our
assortment krgnr than any 10 be found
west OF New York City aF -
WATCH REPAIRING G.-To tl.is branch
Of orr trade (beng ourselves practiea!
Watch Makers.) we pay very special atten-
ton. We employs force Of the very best
Artists in the country, and any and all fine.
Delicate and Difficult work entrusted to
our care, for the trade or indivGdnals, NAV
rely on getting the utmost satisfaction
Wofk may be sentin by express or other
wise. #
RgTNEMhT, METRAN & SEIDLE.
Wholesale ana Retail jewelers. and Silver
smiths. No, ~ Fifth Street.
A.ril % l6js-lyr. PITTSBURGH.
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aaa Ayers
aairVigor
For the Renovation, Of the Hair.
3 Great Desideratum Of the g.

rlaA dressing wli5
is at once agreeable
healthy, and eifseEs
for preserving d.
hair. Faded OF ga
hair as soon restor
10 its original CO.
and hs gloss
freshness Of yoo.
Thin hair ia thi.,i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16
HEAVY GROCERIES.
FAMILY FL0U B, &C,

Common and Fancy Candies Of all kind
Almonds, Filperts, Cream and Pea Nuts
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French Currants. Sns
gar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers. Bark
and Ground Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger. al
spice, Starch, Fine and Common Cigars 10
bacco. Puiverized White Stigar, Pickles
Pepper Sauce, Port Nfonnies, Watch Chains
Keys aud Guards, a fine lotofeommon Jew
elry, TOYS of all descriptions, &c. 1871
OysterS-,F Fresh in season, and in Summer
nice Cove Oysters served lat all hours. Tie
lovers of this delicious bivalve cannot fail
to be pleased.
Ice O'eam--In season, in the best STYLE
His Soda fountain is in full blast, and the
public will find this the most healthf1i and
cooling beverage for hot weather
Wsa- Country Confectioneries can he sup
piled AT his establishment on the very best
terms. ~
Cadiz, 0 10, April IL. 1866.
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FENTIS excellent medicinal compound was first
Il prepared by DR.. j. W. POLAND, in 1si7,
and wss thea employed with great success IN
crpellins hanor. from the blood; bat in ls4s q
medical friend who was quite crlrSrs;rd as a physi-
clan, especially IN the treatment Of hnmors. sug-
sHsted sornc Important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has rnsie 1t go the people ssy)
the very best ncdy for all kinds OF huuors known
TO "the faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely OF vegets-
bles, snong which Ssrsspn-ills, Yellow Dock,
Nobls Pine, Gsudrste, and Blnodront.
When the originator lived iH New Hampshire, al
6o!!stown Centre, for the space Of tir'y or forty
miles around, sAd in Manchester particularly, the
Hgmor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wnnA-rs cures ~hich 1t ef.
fected Though msnaf ctureG in larg" quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchss-
ers had to wait for more to be WSde. In that re.
gion, some very severe cxses Of Erysipelas were
treated with - snd they were cured Erysipelas
cores, or cSrbuRcIes, those ugly, painful ulctrs,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faitaf1ly used So It sss with ScF0fIli and
Salt -Rheufn. The Hunor Doctor cured them. -
Itisiree from any dangerous drugs, Is pleasant to
the taste safe yet sure and effective in its action
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, N0Jcl i2Tbe cattle trade is even weaker
than Yesterday, aud though losing heavily, owners are
shove of their stock in Of large numbers
reported way. Instead Of growing valuable
The West usually the the reverse
true this week; drove Of 100 head Iowa steers which
could have got of with MOO loss by selling al
Chicago. would have brought them $1,000 in debt at Bur
falO but sold they return minus more than 5000
The fresh ts to-day ~ at Hudson CITY, l15 at
One huudredti-st, and IS at COmmunpaW, making TO-
since Monday including 2J0 held at COnununpdW from
for the last week. Adding Mondays Icccpts
We have SgO head, TOO many FOR the hgh pflcek OF
week Lent About $50 cattle btnl remain untold, and
expected tOnOrfOW-vlI, seven cars AT NOhl-
u1uipaw with several lots at Hudson City. Al this lat
ter place among the ses OF to-day II ONO steers,
for NJ B. Dolly cwt, AT l5ci u kentucky cattle rough,
for Woods Gillespie, a cWt, At H0l1c, with 81 com
mon c,yf Illinois steers for T. IiuTd at 1401Gc No
sales OF importance eau be reported at COnmunpIw II
ca the market extremely duh, with tie ltc y
decline fast approaching The ran-stdln OF TO-DAY,
with shad Offering quite plenty along the sidewalks, and
placarug nine tui De, are not lmpfOV-
ing the meat markets in the least Tie Wholesale butch
ers are having hard time OF 1t. 800
Sheep nearly unchanged, though several l0ts SUI
await purchasers Arrivals to-day about $500, VIZ IL
carr At Forlchst cars az Compunpaw, car al HUI
City, aud car at CDambeTns =. AT CoinlnuinpaW,
the saes FOrtetl-st. care by Hume " Elliot,
state sheep 81 20 70, al e. 90 a. cwt car
Michigan Tor Drake Johnson, choice inewOOl sheep oI
1Oc with by the head, cOarslsh al less Irio;
other car Michigan, ~ 10, tc, and car Illinois, - 10,
&C. s. McGraw had cars Of which he sold car state,
81 H. at &c car do sc u, 1Rc cars ILLINOIS cOarts,
fed by Samuel Fisher Of Franklin County, medium WOOL,
Hos nrc scarcely holding their with nj
Conunuuipaw, and cars a Fortietlst 30 many are
make Of 1--we. AT fOreth-st, DOrnan sold car, llc
n. Illinois pigs lsj OF which only nicd car ~ sc
Cushlnan sold Of very good l6s 10. limos hogs Tor
1Oc., which II high figure Tor today The weather 10
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YKw.YoRK.........JsRon "a
CLEARED.

ID.
s,,,.,io,Noro Castle Adams. Havana Aradne Eirde,; K.,
G.esou Petit Delsno Gslys.'Sn ks wss' Edos
vsnush; Champion. Lockwood ChsressOu isoo hodss S"oi
sEip.coias5a Robinson ,srpo BoDaon tr Morgan Liver
Brl,-Jo.chlm Christian Prass) Peterson, HaEburE Eng,r.i
Finn Sarseles; Cenuego cole Cesfaego hslio sbs snah'
nsnc SSAs & o os, Johannes Breu KOeEster AT
wep, Welsh rl Mou Bueaos Ayesi EeHns Star Orb
B..@E@iy S.her shaletori JONAS P R. Alexandra tBrl
schpSDs.S T. Joac. Grl Perry Barbados T W wbiss
issseit Porter P6isdsphs Tri~, lr Husr, RE Ja9sro A.
be Damp Foun'r A.a' y rs sD slsas Tios SInae,sa
Diss'rs'H EiiaSe''VoF' 'ud ..,,.s;,u
Steamship Valley City, Toa. Washington y C.. Sih ~d's TO
Steamship Miami MeIsoshI Charleston. with iss and pa to
r,o.i james Eastes Bro, March st 90 100 o.
gone about 6uhen and appeared 10 have Ieta but
BARI FrtisrieS Lag rccE Fvest Tasaaros 40 days aid "a
Bfs o GS'' TSom5y Seaoeas days cotton
Bss Frances .rev Lere Galveston 20 days With cotton and hides
schr jesse Kast Prm, serbeu, C., Gays with nav"
Schr John Roche (sessn.), Berry, from seA Of BARI Per
Sehr C. Neins Rusnd ApshoA - days with cotton x
selr Ada Herbert somer Gloucester Il days with dsh cove
Ser Io,te Elot, Endot caen via Little Egg n'rtor Win
sugar .
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dosrox March l2Ariss ship Arcadia from Bh; b1s Poos.
from Palermo; ,chr David Croctei, from Neg.York,
New.York fSorwich ser Phil sheridan ra River
discharge L. sch CTsRfoni fom Sailed ilth
SheneAef NeNink; brig e0rge lsens shs Annie
NesIaven Alice Scranton Providence Alfred NesY0fk
Nesiorki Isnsa Crockett NewlOrk; SOo New
York NJ Carlisle, New-lork s Van Cleeye. Neg.iok.
MONR0H. March lAryed ship Ferdinand from Potf-
COque reports passed up hhg, Porto
Rico Century from Rio ss sam Weller, nom Palermo Tor BALI
FOREIGN PORTS.
POScE n Feb 2lu bass ReiBieS hoaenna and bTs
1snoYo p h. Feb si-n port brig Ii,s Daniels.
GoHyE ". c. AS, Feb brig Pse, for SsTe Leone 10 load
for Boston
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL March been received here
the Of Ireland
The saved This is probably the vessel described IN hs
shipping Lists the bark eva Capt Bernard which sft Aes.
Orleans the let Of February for LlyepOoL-ReporteEl
Nellie Captain Hall Boston with Office for the
Black Ledge OF NeNLorGon berbOr, Wednesday
morning about o'clock hoated Of hrse hou and proceeded
her age without damage.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Far Losion) towed
day morning 10 ~ the Mirine Railway for repsi.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Horseshoe Shoa Cape Pear River light
which exhibited white Light Of the
anh order Illuminating the entire horizon bell attached to this
station Raging seconds The light 81 feet inches
The structure piles painted reds the spersoesars
wooden, painted white. surnOulted By black lsnep
Pollock Rip Lghyse No has been retained 70 h station
Pollock Rip Sho also the Stoyel hghthP No Which vas
the casts sr by the has been restored 70 hef proper posi-
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finantial.
TO CAPITALISTS.

TINO CAPITALISTS.
Offer foT sale At limited amount OF tie
BONDS or THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY OF PORT
LAND, MAINE.
These bonds bear SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD and the principal rdeemsbe gold twenty The
coupons are payable smsunus Boston, the lsi April aud the
l., ofOcober whole loan eoo aud' scared by
mortgage on the eaare property OF the Company to ,IGOy I
wIsbturu, IT,, and Mayor Jsoob Mcclellan, Trustee
The Company chartered hy the State Of Main. with capital OF
and the authorized Of bonds the above amount
material aud the completion Of the entire WORKS IL With
the NeJey Water aud Gas Pipe Company udeF guarantees aud
value and importance Of the works 1t
ever the lake and through the city including
the reservoir and calls for the completion Of tie works By December
The supply Of water Ia from Lse Sebsgo and he tributaries Which,
together Of 80 miles The works bei upon
supply three tines the population Of Portland The water 10
obsRed by gsyson and without machinery the lake being 27 feet
tde-sAter and distant from the II miles
For further Information regard the bonds apply 70 M h. WON
HOFFMAN Co. No Iiuo'e, or TO 6. T. BONNER Co, No
- BrOtdEt
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ootings of the Boston banks
d. nf tlle 40 ureyiOus statements

The Legislature Of Missouri passed Law on Fri
day. the 9th inst allowing the railroads of that
state TO paw off their indebtedness in insalments of
10000 at time in State bonds. This was done
mainly for the Hannibal and st. Joseph Company
which are DESTROYS TO pay off some 100000 of their
debt. The funding of past due coupons is proceeding
rapidly at the Bank of Commerce. Already one mil
lion out of four has been funded.
The Chicago Republican of Tuesday SAYS:
There was no visible change ina the condition OF the
money market to-day Business was generally reported
10 be auie. but money IL easy and good paper readily
passed discount OF ten per cent per annum Inferior
ppeY however is negotiated the street at rates equal
10 discount Of 12GiS per cent per annun. Loans on
good mortgages and Government securities made NJ
eight per cent per annum The supply OF Eastern
change continues light and the market is bare and firm
To-day few sales made between bankers at pre-
mnm of 6Oa70c per thousand but very few had any
spare and have had 10 express currency 20 meet
their drafts Counter rates steady ~ par hu,ng and
40 premium selling.
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THE MARKETS.

lCalesrly reported for THk TRIBUNHl
THURSDAY, March ", 1868
AsHEs-Tle market Is steady but quiet sales OF FOts
Al O. 25dts 37t Pearls nominal.
BUILDING MATERIALS are firm and IN fair demand;
the closing quotations follows: Bricks az $40 D0d
li 80 for Common Hard tIsat22 for CrOOn, and 09tlS
foF Philadelphia Front Cement at " % for Rosendse
Hair Al s6 c for Rio Grande Mixed S7d37tc for Bue
nos Ivres Mixed, and u612c. for Unwashed hiIed.
Lsbs at 81 7sGs3 three months Lime at q 50 for Com
mon, and ~ for Lump Plaster OF rams AZ y s,GN we.
Eastern "a so per Dbl for Calcned knicker6ocker
and Empire Mills.
COTTON-The market to-day has been extremely dull,
ana prices abont &C. lower, closing TO great extent
noDiDal al the decline Sales Of Gao bales, including l3
70 spnaes 2 TO exporters, and s'S to speeuist0s We
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llnrl. SNlaram's Totit,.
Is THE New ARCTIC LAND INHABITED i--In

Is THE NEW ARCTIC LAND INHABITED Tin
recent article we gave a brief summary OF the dis.t
c0yefies OF land IN the Arctic Ocean norn OF benrinS
strait during the Summer OF 1861 Since IL was pro-.
pared have had our attention called to the report
Argento Russian anthor. Of his Investigations rela<
while among the Tschuktchis OF n. r. Siberia he met
with native OF the Kolintscin Island. Who nforme9
him that beyond the island and the land
inhabited by people OF Tschuktchi origin and eboundine
in rivers and the large Arctic animals OF this he was
we'll assured from not unfequent visitors from that un-
known country. In this conneoon 1t may not be smlss
10 call 10 mind the theory OF Dr. Peermapn the emiDene
German Geographer, that Greenland Is prolonged a.
continent directly over the pole toward the ncrther
coast OF Asia and he finds In the discoveries OF Capt.
Long convincing proof Of the correctness OF his vews
e WV Philadelphia Ledger.
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GOparlntrsbip qutitts.

II ISSOLUTlON.-Ihe finn heretofore known
by fr name ofFRASCGS BALDWIN Is this iay dis
yed ly statute by mutual tho parties
ting the burness the late bm Will be oed Al tie
oGce, Nos. 70 All u boHeD FRANCIS Is BALDWIN,
CHARLES FOX.
The undsrsgn.d referring 10 The shos card would inform tbe
friend, aud public that purchased the stock and business ~ h
m arm of Francis Baiv tcy viii csnun- the Clothing sd fur
nns business all IL, brssc9s conducted BY th, am No., "
AID - BoWtfy. j. III NAklAN sON
SrEYork FEB o. ie63.
rI1HE COPARTNERSlIIP existing under the
fnp name Of MATHEWS SMITH, doing business Auction
eers &c est Ious'ons Nrslork City dissolved
mutual consent ssd AMER Feb . stMarch H. 1903
CHURCHILL q. SMITH
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,r tuote THAI twotiEis - aliei ~ uI go lg
LiAhilhAi'f ciauel bel sIt sslp interest
SCRIP DIVIDEND FOR 1901.
THlETYTnREE AND ONE THIRD FIR CENT.
THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
lnss against and damag by al Minis Of buags m.r
elaBdise household furniture farm property including 'toes REsT'
LEASE. and oil other nurale property, Reasonable fat Of
Premigr on PLis dividing three fourhs Of The
profits to m scrip beug interest an per cent per IN
nun rei.emab cash the order Of rs ae Rapidly a. he &C
emulation represented eIoeii The sun Of S5oo1
The scrip u,, Of ibis Company for 1851 80 80 90 su3 6
' GEORGE 7. HOPE, President
II. H. I,SPoET, Vice Prs,i.ut
(,ura nrrI a.r.l.r
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TRAINS LEAVE NEN-lbkkf
Tor Ns~Hven md Bhdg-po zoo 8oO ELl. ljo O. N lfi9
(Rr). 400 tiiI.l, g. 40. 4ud 600 Ok 7. -.
For Milford Sgatioh FIrl,d routhpor iud We''pof' ~ lS
. o. lf5 1902 . 49,. -, ,
For NorpGk 200 8o0 (Rr) 900 30 ltl3 tETl Jlo thIh
as 40 iEIl 81, 500 (kL) ,.
For Darien = N. 335, go SO p
100 (tI 9On, 30 lIl5 Oh j. El9, Joj
% Is Ia j, $50 CD. 500 iEt.) p.
For intermediate stations 30, 800 !ls9 nj IS
3f5, go, a.O 90 P. "a. . ...,.
For Boston via SprI, field goo M uI 800 u'I aoe M
For Bos % y ID Shore Line. ~ Is tEN }, aco N.
Tor Hartford ADJ Springfield, Zoo u OH I2B 800 tELl 800
.. -,
for H,o Prodeacr and F,s Railroad 900 az H. l2ls
p
l. I5 at0 600 p. m.
For Csral Railroad y. ?. 90 Northampton.
For Horsstouc Railroad, at0s NJ, 500
Nor Nareatuck Railroad. zoos ~. SEQ ,.
Tor DAnhury and ak Railroad, 100 go a tDp
Commoioos Sleeping Cara attached 10 500 D. N train
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E7ESp rII,sTsgE E1IaSaD r GSA 95 a

- vvgT4gD PITIsBubGH RAILROAD COMPANY, /
o.. 1890 Arp TRKAURER CLEVELAND, Feb 20 1907
4 r meeting of the Directors of the Cleve-
N land Pittsburgh Railroad Company held ms Gay Vie 01oNRs
Thai meeting stockholders Of this Company h. and The ism.
hereby meet Cleveland the 2h day Of March al 10
O'Clock take into consideration the ppneV Of increasing we
Of the the part 81 The amount
earnings the prpreY Of consolidating,
le,u operating their rosd The Transfer Book will close on TIE
inst, and remain eloled 81 the 27th March, inclusive
GEORGE A. INGBRS0LL, Secretary.
NOTICE.-In pursuance of a requisition from
IN Of the Insurance Department Of the State Of
New dated 1865 the stockholders Of TIE kKsQ
IUTB FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or IHB CITY OFNBWYORk
are required pay Of SIXTYPOuR THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN cash being tfwo per cent the capital stock At the once OF
Company l5 Broadway the City Newfork on o before
the Jay 81 April 1855 make good the deficiency Of hs eiptsl
VIZ NJ RAspKiI. Secretary MARCUS blElNn, fretlctni
Een.lork. Feb % 1868.
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souract And that holders Of such stock shall have TO
olsmation on the parties from whom they received 1t.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
<.tiooe of sfoeka.
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LVI Inside kAIIlhUAU OF d ~ " N :
- TER ARRANGEMENTSl
Leave Jsnrssp y y aeA ta l. RsTo.l 70 Jamaci Tor
Bsbflou aud all way-.tatonS
Leave Frhlu.Iye BrJokyn a05 VA Brooklyn Central
Railroad % Janaca fo Babylon snd al way-,tatons
Leave Jauesssp " T. H., VIA l. koae 10 Jamaica i0f
Babylon sud a., vi stations
Trsku-sye.. BROOKLYN, 25 via BroOAyn Ctniia
Railroad % jamaica for BshilOn and al us-stsions
Bsbro1 for jamaica and al stations connect
IN Nth oil L. Railroad sT'ns AZ James.sAp a. 10 a. "a
Lave Bah, Jamaica saf all Wsyson, connect
ing Brooklyn Ccuigil Railroad arriving Al faHkiae,
Br0oLlru. atIOa m.
IesVs Babylon At % NJ for Jamaica sai all Esys;ations
neetua sin train Of T. l. Railroad, arriving AZ Jamesssp at
Balor ll0 of Jamsc. aud all rY''aion' con
VI Central Railroad, arriving Franklin.
Brokyu 1895 cad connecting SEQ With the horsecas d
the R NesYoTi sad JAaA Railroad which eye' sHiei ever "
minutes h. WHITE. Superintendent
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

March i2-67OO sacks Flour ESQ bbls Flour, LOO
sacks Corn Meal bush Wheat 81 800 bush. Corn 1900
hush oats 2J2 bush Seeds - pkgs Ashes co. pkgH Beef
265 bhs Pork, pkgs Cut Meats Az pkgs Lard, 4V5
Dressed Hogs 6,S2l bbls. Petroleum, ~ pKgs Butter
IA ukgs Cheese. 400 bDls. Eggs.
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AIRY, compare as follows

Total eXpOrts .s6J ,tOsls F5IFZs84 kIo55Io1-o
This shows a large outflow in coin, and but slight
gain in produce even upon the moderate total Of last
year. In the first eight months Of the fiscal year
1866 the total Of produce alone $lGi25s59j or
more than the whole of this years shipments in-
cluding specie
The following arc the footings OF the Boston banks
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Elmbh Manttls.

UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO,
IA IgPoRTHt, " BOLssALB DBIEE,
ITALIAN AID AMERICAN MARBLES.
STEAM NARBLE WORKS No. 7lJ WsisrI., ke-Iori
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock OH hand,
vi oil ready setting no in large bnns which must be sold IN
IA, ucIt ~ at price soeount Of rebuilding
A KLABER, No ia East EshieenIA-st, near Thrlive
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
WI price ofMarb. Send for ts.ogss 7. B. STEWART
No sos sIh,rs bstus.b Thirty inh .nd ThirsJsI,hisi
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CoFFkL-Ihe market continues strong, and bias today
been trhe active though the general tone Is
su ~ Dnyet approach the rates demanded ~ holders
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NTFW JERSEY n. R.-For PHILADELPHIA

NEW JERSEY Il. K.-FOr PIIILADELFHIA,
~ Va Eeasnstoo 6o Via Camden M P m' pm, Wa
Ihia L. AMI II Bght For BAIT AUD Nnustou
pm For South and Nes-b;f a $50 pm
FOR TIE MESr-Ic CiDcnnsti aud Cacsgo8;io a ~ ~ N ,
no. D. The 8:fJ e. and I:o trains through with bul
change Silver Palace ssepncaTs on , m tTAn un through 70
al without change mkry corrections a. Cenran a. o
,sY b. other y lines Family eomPAtmentes also On
IN trn Through to Chicago without chang.
ner one tran IN sivnce lines with All mornrg trans rom
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

Total for months s2o3 532,554 $s.s2o02i sl52so9o0
The customs duties are collected only upon the
dutiable goods marketed. The total is ten millions
less than for the corresponding eight months OF last
year. and eighteen millions less than for the eight
months ending with February, 1850.
The duties received at New-YOrk for eight months
ending with February thus reported
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All the foregoing figures represent gold values.
The imports are given az their foreign cost exclusive
of freight and duty. Tho exports are chiefly given
in paper currency all the shipments of produce and
merchandise being entered outward at their market
value in currency. Exclusive OF specie the New
York exports for eight months, ending Wi;h Febru-