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New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
THE WORKING woMEN's ASSOCIATION.

The Working Women's movement in this
city Is already assuming an Importance unlocked for by
the who met together month since IN the
office Of The RccOfuon to discuss the necessity OF
doing thing for the protection or woman's labor
We well remember the shrinking and uncertain
speech Of those who did come fearing lest In asking for
more they should lose all. Those who had suffered tho
most from low wages the most timid In taking any
sto Us for their own advantage that might call down
them the dspleasure their employers. aud all alko
failed that the right OF suffrage laid at the ounda
tOn of all social and civil equality. As the meetngs
held week after week. many threatened with
instant dismissal by their employers, II they made any
reports OF their work and wages aud many abOng men
forbade their wives sisters and daughters going Ia tho
males" in general OF the coming rebellion among the
Of tho land, that all ailnton with the strong
minded" IL forbidden dangerous both to
the family and tho nation. But In epto Of
creased IN numbers until our apartments ARE too small
for their accommodation. Working WOman's AssOcla-
ton was organized by Susan H. Anthony which now
numbers 400 members They are 10 meet once n
month devise ways aud means 10 open To themselves
and more profitable emplOyments, that thus by de-
ceasng the numbers In the few avocatons open To
women they decrease the supply aud raise the wages
OF those who remain They propose ALSO to demand
OF wages In all those trades where they now
work beside for half pay. This only bc done by
combination. for one person alone demanding higher
wages can effect nothing, but 6Osl women m any ono
employment, striking for higher wages would speedily
hrng their employers 10 terms Out Of the present AssO
catIon Will be formed Cooperative Unions In every
branch of industry with funds that Will enable them
maintain themselves during the period OF strike. The
stand by Them In thcIr proposed demand for Cher wages
Iric Revolutions.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
FRENCH SPORTING.
The Pail Mall Gazette tells the following

The Pail Mall Gazette tells the following
story illustrative OF le sport IN France:
who IL well known as Of the keenest sportsmen
4, E.sf Anglia MS we'll as OF tho crack shots OF the
. t;un Club" quite won the heart OF an enthusiastic
French marquis by his performances at fe lhernaona
Match at PARIS The sporting marquis Onereu our coun-
trymau une chasse magifqne. n he only chose 10 go
Le tourney WAS seven hours by rail. but 10 the true
SNORT .,pau this was nothing The morning aitor MS ar
rival lac was attended at the auherge where he hau put
nm by thc marquis's keeper who In answer 10 As IN
auirics, thus mapped out the days sport: four c"m
nencer Monsieur chasserons dams les Nigres ue VI
e Marnuis on n cette sHsOn trOuveronS certano
u,eut de-, griyes UhruslesI." ApresF says 4. En
ben apres nous passeIons petite here sur III Rro
Maine On sans doute trOnVerOns une hlhs~o ~
onctes 0arks). Ensute 10 monrcrai MONSIEUR uo
ianes poues dean moorhens) que le commas nrais
nous les atirapcrOns. Ia bas auS-i uaiS a. ma mn
nm petit lac Oh rannee passtc ta WI wv cani @ ser,
caard sn,ra0e! Nous e chercerons; peul eire ar
" Hnt bove yon no partridgesi" says X. Des ,ns p,,
dreamy uais ou jc crois ben! drinhhao, ~ ;ias
nvnus des pprdrcauN II n, mas HS uurauis
Nous en- uyiuus nuatre, MATS lc moiS passe N rro
~, " ,nE mn ,t sfiielIscinent blessc IN setohu La P
Lrfc n'es pls encore gutre. "a ne nous m n, In, nnis
Ne ls o.srrons sans dOute n Monsieur ~ N't' ,,,
NU''7 ,s,nus Taun,e prochainei 81 Monsieur Neu'
u,, chcver cette pauvre bet6 blessoe Ga Peut s,I
~ We1i bnt have you covert -shopllhg Nv ka,
80, ,n harrs Z" Les levTcs mas ceilalhcn'",
s"' @ ,,,s des li3vres. Nous irons dams ~ lWcl' =
,,,1rni nrs chiens. ct jc yOus lnontrrrai Nv
~. Iiof m trOs-Josrphne. Alphonse, et ie Ntl.
Adophc Pour c moment josephine esl ~ ~, ,a 90.
mere I prft Aphonse s'cst mario aNtc eIlt' cl. '"
st mn rcu pore dc famle nous icargifr"ns h'hco
mas Mn,scHr Mais le NeuN Adone nous lo ~ ~ y, -
VT dtia frfnls; VOLTA cnq ans que gf IL chisS.
rfuous 10 add that " " returned slfhiet
10 Paris lea, Ing the preserves o ~ lr Marquis
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
PARADE OF THE METRoPoLIrAN FIRE DEPART


The Commissioners of the metropolitan Fire
Deparmcn. have issued tho following General Order for
the parade of brigade Of the Department In honor Of
the presence In town OF Gov. FentOn:
IIyADouAArsR. MErHoPoLtTAS fihG DEPAHrNsST{
kHwl loRK, Nov ,, l'tN
GsNyEa OHDRHs No. A brigade of this Department vii parade
on under the ud of Chief EI
b his EIceuey Reuben ienton Governor Of
iort The s Battaoa under the command of hn
will be composed Of Engine Conpanes Nos - To- - and
"a and ool Ladder ompGn No The III Battalion under the
ShAaB s be composed Of Lnns Companies
Nos R and llook aud Ladder COMPANY No TO- III. "a
battalion tho command u Engineer sullivan will DO composed
Engne NO, IT, 49, aud No. and ieok aud Laii, Com
30 Ofeen and will appear 10 i uniform, with ofsTeoat
and cloth rap
The battalion. wl bs formed general column around non
the aide near Fourteenth ST. iscng
O'Clock aud immediately move down Broadway TO
through aud MAsts Broadway Pafsrow,
ChshGu st. Bossry Thdsys sui 81 Msr spaco TO Tonphns
square Amer march the Brigade will be formed In ne
square the LEI Battalion on the right aud the ~ Battalion on
feNev couduct. ~ prescribed Ia oeneal orders Nos
IL and G s. Headquarters r. u. The Companies viii be dis
ronpius immediately amer the review. chrtEngi
ner will make the details o companies to take Tue
place those skiag pat In the review B' orie OF the Hoard
ALEIsNpgR SnALKK PtcSdeut
ruAs
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
TIE DRAMA.
LECTURES AND READINGS.

LECTURES AND READINGS.
The well-known French author Madame
Olympic Audouard about give series OF Literary
conferences in the French language at the tbeater
the Union league Club, which will undoubtedly prove o
great not only 20 foreign residents but many
OF our own people whose acquaintance with French
needs little Improvement Her series OF lectures will
begin on Wednesday next, with "victor Hago
and his works"
Professor Robert II. Raymond has been en-
gagged by Mr. Harrison 10 give series OF shskesperean
readings at the Union League Club Theater beginning
with Twelfth Night" next Tuesday evening
DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr.. Holton, the California Hercules" is %
new feature ~ attraction at the European circus where
he presents "a combination anu ,oru inuee" "
delight the connoisseur of athletic development.
Mr.. James Taylors entertainment at New
Apoo Hall Is To he devoted 10 the beneht of Mr.. All
Bnrpett This evening Mr.. Ar Burnett. Mr. and Mrs
brennan and all the other favortes Of the company sp
pear.
An old farce renewed, "Did You Ever Send
Your Wife 10 Jerseyf is now nightly acted at Woods
Theaer hy way Of Introduction 10 the builesque Mr
Beckett plays IN II. and gives proof OF his signs
talents ana careful art.
Two of the most distinguished actresses on
the American stage, Mrs Lander aud Mrs Bowers, VIII
simultaneously appear In tins city next Mohday' MIS-
Lander viii play at the Broadway ihea'er' ana "'
Bowers at Nlbo's Garden.
Miss Louisa Moore and Miss Edith Chaliee.
two actresses Of distinction IN lonuol nave been en-
gagged by Messrs Jarrett and Palmer Ia appear IN ou
cauli's "After Dark" aud they are "'" ' ' way
New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
THE EARTHQUAKE

uocxs IN CALIFORNIA ON THE 2lsT ULT.
'"A DETAILS FROM THE CALifoRNM nEwSy EWTv
rapERs-rHE LOSS OF LIFE AND rhor e,,nrn nr o
EXTENT AND DURATION OF Ihh SoDiN"
u,SrlN WAVES.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

EoR SALE OR TO LEr-wIfH OR WITHOUT FUR
niture spacious two story double House With AZ
the line Of the Duchess and Colvmeis ksroad nov
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

LTOI SALOON THE NORTH SIDE OF FIFrY-FIFTH
III street, between Eighth avenue and Broadway. two
just Shed first class four story with French roof brown
2Ox50 built In tho best For price
aud terms apply to b. sMIiH. 20 West Twentyniath
street, or OF JAMES BLACKHURsT, 225 West Forty.
eighth street. Can bc at all hours.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

TToTRI. DoINo SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR
III sale VERY cheap short distance IN New Jsrsey also
aa' o's''l sI.s 4 'H Hsirs Stsi co. sl Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

ITO LEr-THE HANDSOME BAKERY AND CoNPEC.
tionery Saloon underneath the National Hail. of
Fourth avenue and l2gn street, rent LOCO annum
size OF Sore s0x20 eet elegantly htted uphroushou walls
and ceiling Handsomely frescoed. attached well
Cited bakery and kitchen. The Fixtures for sae;
price 81 @ Competent baker and confeconer will have
decided preference aud person OF that description can
realize COM foriable independence very years
Apply 70 Q. Il. MEAD 2UOi Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

CT0RE AND HOUSE TO LET-GOoD LOCATION
- for millinery fancy goods sore at 10 Division street
rent low si.i0o Inquire of II. RoSENTHAL4 No. s
Cathar.ne street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10

CRACKERS--A fresh lot Of Areat&d
'''''' ~ o'.< l''a3 iSsi?' ;S'i :cSSff}
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10

The Baltimore turn-round by the Swami
men for Grant and Colfax is one OF the phe-
nomcna OF the day. Miracles are no longer
doubtful events. Thevery men who crushed
republicanism in Mary land now undertake
to reconstructit, and they have the numbers
requisite to do it. Wonders will never cease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10

n OF inc euro ~ NOuHUMptlOOs
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn.
ehifis. WhODpinx Csngh, Dys-
pcpsia, General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis
eases of the THREAT aud Lungs.
This syrup II Dot intended1s scnre- all" mar is 1t
BY any recommended y such hut il will
those diseases for which it Is pre- sreduI rhoh the
public may rely with conhdenfe II Is no experims Mt
havrg been in for many years With marked success
and other remedies of kindreI cheractef conducting
the same u d. namely the Of that iusidous aud
dangerous disease. that ANNA u carries down 70 the
grave one-siSth OF those who die,-Cpnsnmphon. The
danger of this disease 10 Ia liz ste2Ithy approach
little cod's slight cough" IL all At frss at will
soon 80 away in this hope the patient il -lnded
lit grows worse-and finally Consumption ends in
DEATH which might and should have been cured in Its
ncipeney, In the event Of these primitive symptoms
manfestng themselves Wiighfs Tar eyi up happi-
y calcu ated to them no time ahould be loxt
in applying the remeiydelsy merely suicidal for
Consumption IN whatever stage 1t may present itself
be tea with and in case or in no cop,,tieu
In life will the patient realize tn atai truth of Delays
will be IL not taken hold Of at once, and the remedy
timely and Persi ,tsntly applied.
Many tbs Dries have been INDUCED In ~ TO the
OF consumption Among the most enbshtened minds
great sity Of opinion exits, IT is not present
purnPse to dscuss this matter bu 1T is EVIDENT
all that the fell disease IL among and il is prov
fnce to cursit and 1t 10 this @ that have direct.
ed efforts In ths prspas Iii ~ o. this syrup From
the dangos OF dAAy in il early stages spekeu
freely asd sincere Wishing do good 10 our race
day., for soon II will he iatewhen the might of
death sees n, RAe0 NJ 1an O. 1sfka Assin and
nnally, lose precious Nm vhck win bring snch sore
repentance and such dreful retrihution.
Dr.. Wr.ghfs Tar Syrup Is sold BY Gil Druggists.
I0Rn = SMITH chfe.rn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10
F0undries.

SIS. VAIL. 8. AksITAGE. S. .. SAMPLE
THE PRoPRIrTcss OF 1AE
Buckeye Foundry
r,.ABLIs JED A. D is4s.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
| Pounacdin 1881 ass Purchased IN 1855.
Nov Consolidate and in Operations
| Cor. 9th 4 Johnson Sts., Ke0kuk.
ers Merchants Farmers Mechanics and Others TO their
large and completestock ofimproyed
PATTERNS,
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
BoILyR IRoss, SAW NILS.
Zoo coo esEarss, n.sGiEas,
CASE MIbis. CIDER MILLS
MACHINERY IN GENERAL.
coinmns, essi Desk Irons. Rs,,sns
Weights An .ors
ALI orHKR-
House Castings.
, MandIils, sa~ Cur mers, Rollers,
Shears, Boi.ter Plates, Sled Shoes,
Lathes, Washers, Ratchet Drills,
Agricultural Implement Furnishings, Etc.
They also employ nrst-ciass PATTERN MA
KRks, nd sSsrsaore prepared take order. 70,
.dseythtmg Waited.
Soft Metal Packing, Brass Castings,
Journal Metal, Ben netaii
And other alloys manufactured At short notice
OF No.
w II lou G HIT IRON
s sa... s1.~. 1 Iss os.is. sIss.
Saw Mill Dogs, We'll Drills, Etirfups, de,
And do all kinds Of Machine Forging
-THEIE-
ELEVEN LATHEs, TWO Drill PRES
SEES, THREE PLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS.
With VICES aud other TooLsin abundance, esuIpt
Largest Machine Shop
The capacities their cupolas, Blower largest Lathe
and Plare together with their Cranes ard Wagon in
use contribute TO make their facilities excellent fer
doing
HEAVY WORK.
VAIL and ARMITAGE being thorough meohan
only the best M aterials used, or W0r9me
employed
WE TuRNIsH-
Boilers, Heaters,
Chfmntyss Breeching,
stesm Drums Mud Receivers,
Wrought Pipe, Steam Fitting,
Betting Packing, az
-AKR AGENTS AND RECOMMEND
GARDENERS GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, CROoKEs 90 g SAWS.
sTILLWELLs PATENT HEATER 4 LIME CATCHER
And keep for sale good assortment Of
Valves, CotEs, Oil Cups. and Other Trimming.
BY arrangement with @. W. TODD CO., wese
at their consnasrs' rates, with freigh. added
smut Machines. Elevator Cups, Mill Picks,
Betting Cloths, 6eparators, Hose,
Dat Entraetors,
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING.
Also anything else in the line Of
MIL FURNISHINGS.
In anticipation OF the demand for appliances forush
WATER POWER, We hare secured tbs coatrei OILS
FEELS AMERICAN DoUBLE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL,
Which i. almost universally acknowledged 70 be n
BEST IN USE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10

One of the worst exhibitions Of partisan
hate in the canvass is found in the recent
speech Of Howell Cobb, of Georgia.
The doors are wide open, wide enough
and broad enough to receive every white
man unless you should discover him coming
to you creeping and crawling under the
Chicago platform Upo, them there should be
no mercy. They have dishonored themselves
them. Dssre them from Tie pale Of social and
political socisty. This Howell Cobb or Gin
Cobb. I as he is called is paroled prisoner
paroled by the mercy of Gen. Grant, and
has never been exchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10
TuEGATE CITY

VALUE or MoDEsTY. Motlesty Is very
goo quality. and one which generally &C
Yates the the minds of PEOPLE; az. on the
other hand nothing Is more shocking and
disgustul than presumption and impudence
W cannot like a man who Il always COM
and speaking well Of himself, and
who is the hero Of his own story; on the
contrary, man who endeavors to conceal
his own merit, who sets that of other people
in its true light. who speaks but little of
himself. and with modesty, such man
makes Il. .orahle impression upon the I'M
Of his hearers and acquires their
love and esteem.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
a-tau.atsats nfapuusrta
kvRoFEAs NAREErS


~ asisElio 4z1 zsRAPH
Losuos ob fIi5 mThe money market quiet sni steady
CoBsos open si0a95 Tor oasv au % for The United
bonds open dull Tid7A lasrks. Amer
securities is aat. Illinois Ceaas, esi Ers shares
LoSDos. Feb 253 mhe money market quiet, States
Twenty boal. closed ie7 oher securities eo,sa
Snset lDd aeat!
LDos 29-Evenng raaSs Of States Five.
T-ery BozeI ght after business hours a. NJ 1 the issue
FRasKroEr Feb gsusl.ed States Fye Teniy Bond ssl5y
Al 75aTsi ior The Old issue.
FRASxroa1 2eEvsuns Usel S,ates T'sTgeniy Bsnls
CLOSED stTfiaza
PARIs Fsb Tii;ISa mThe sl Renles hayy
LfyKzPooI Fe 1ili5 HThe Cotton market Is 1u and ssAdy
following qaai.isns: hddlg upsa sd nddug oresss
81 % the day estosted ~ IS 600 bales Bresdsoas
sp>as q-. and steady csn, ,4 quarter for Arei West
Wheat is y oen for Csiorui,, and 1915 foy No wesrp
Barley &c bash AnsTiesh Oats. 9l0 y t5 n for American
Peas 6 PEI 5g n Coz Canadian. Piouf J6 bbl TIE Provision
srhe. Opsls dl following cuotst0rs Beef i6 Dbl Cor
ETA Pnns Msss Pors III Urine City Lard 81 6 T.
e~t cor Ass.a Cheese SCI best grades Of Amedesn
ace bseoa a. for Cumberland Cut htdeL Sugar ~ for
10 ~ D. Ros 7is for ComnOh ~ ioT Medium y
Syn IuTp<Hane A6 cWt Tslov, tJ6 v l2 n iof American
As1aee fsseeaH qs atis p gallon. Whale on e1 tan
sosr@ OIL sio Lsesd on k3s1t Lasced Cakes Rio TO- o
saln oblong.
Ii'EhFool feb 81 n.-Tbs Cotton market
He fss are unchanged tie salss Of the day 1000
~ th' bs-ias market qut and fsDeray EnchIgsd
Sor' h'"e'' has declined "a lac. report and qso
r g''~0 nra Wsftsru. The Quster though
'nos' are 1Aslsnssd PorL s frn M = bbi for Mess
ARr"EAF fsA D-l5 nTbs Ps,ye,sa u.,rks oDess os al
q nac5 feT st,rssfs aLAs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
pASSENC RRS ARPTFD


FOR sAvAENAH-n steamship Gen Blrnss-c"L w Less
and ~fe. Dr. Reid and wife 4 H. Mary Ar Pepprr Wa H. Rob
er wife snd ds ghtsI Mr Feshms9 sie and 90 ~ han
Henry Miller nn1 Peas j. H. Little. l. T. liertOn Bailey MI
Kohlrr John Htrpsek I'd DeInsre MI
Ufoln Mrs Schmidt Lorenzo stsns Nh Osen ard ~ 10 The
In .transhp Leor Mrs John Wood IT, child abd M.
aud C. Willard Mr. aud Mira L. L. yehs hss Barker ~ o.
Carter Mrs r. H. M!marh ". \ Clark Mis Ash, W. C9nfhn
Mr. d. HASKELL Ms Chamberlain. Mr. Liyingon Capt 1sofgs
Dearborn Hiram Johnson wm wsoa D. ObsIskl and wife, W. r.
Ruford. G Wilson. n. X. FOWle.
PRoa IAyB March lila steamship Napoleon II-W J. Bar
krr H. rsen Capt Spsnng Mr. Gemsn Robert Mrs yores
Mr King Mr HoD@sr NJ Del CAbss Mr Berh;el Mrs Bss-
Mis- BiaA noughton Nr j. T. ViBo Mr. j. Dole r.
sensr Capt ksataim l. Msn'esn H.ha Nc PieSt MI nss
Mra Mr. Ber Msz Bnere Mr Grenand hr GmAnd MI
Dvre ~ Betty Miss L. Fourcsde jean Rngehardi. Mis-. A.
NJ Wohlarnath Muller, Wm Hurst Bsrtonen p
" " Bancrger. ~ k.Hoe @. Meier, O.
Egz }. DBysr J. Habgenaebs, Elmer b. Olgase Miss T.
Ysaacter Eessrohr Wei Miss Meyer. Mss Brech Mr. A.
Yagt Well MrA n. walter. Mis- NJ NaheF. MT b. Wal
thr Wsther Wsther Geo Muller, Cb kaHPt b. 1adic
trenaud.
PROM CHARLRSTON March iIn steamship james AdgcrM D.
Dean Lori Lensrd w. b. Mrght, q. g. Kennedy
p r. Euzebrrt " b. Rr-ek W. X v sn 4. r. Todd Boias
W Ropes Alfred Wetherbee w 4 Weston. hss BATnsf d.
Braadhrld Wife ani servant. sad 10 the stserage.
FROM HAVANA March lin steamship ErTcedtA-h" hAnos
Roche, Mlas Is. Rata, Jose Martina
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO, Feb The following named tool psss
board the Montana Francisco Feb no. d dee b. ts
Northern Light, a. this port. this weeks
J. o. Break ". d. Leach, Mr. Carlisle Mrs ThOburn A. q
Richards George Dewsr j. NJ Uif Osgood
ehdrrn Louis Schwar Miss Den Wm ri hey b0y Pver Du
capt Marco R0eko b. l. Thompson John ~ Ehige james n
Goodman, Mrs DeaB. child. ant RuosoB lauuIo.
Miss Jehny T. Bell Mrs j. Phelps NJ German p Germss,
wife chdrea Cryder, T. wetsnwr Prunk LapsiroB.
~ schwartz A. Harris g. Sebwss H. Randall James Guthrie,
Jobu Connolly g. NJ Panther b. johnson aud wife e. b. bbe,
H. ". Clark g. A. Barker, Charles H. Marsh. y W. OEse O.
Somerset John T. Leach, Mrs J. A. Lancaster and boy
Miss r. spotwod Mrs Nye and infdus H. j. Drges Mrs O. NJ
Hrmstreet and infant Hayden snd Mrs. Carpenter and tSo
eblres Mr~ H. Goodwin, Miss l. T. Otu Mr. Spencer Capt
j. H. Freeman D. b. Hncky Sem WoOdworth Mrs John hUge
child Tgler Richard Cewen A. C. Berry James Mclaughlin
Charles W. Lee Bernstein H. H. Monroe John Ly Barr5
Thomas Iceland Jeph Bate G. Heand. @ More Robert SIDE
bottom, Goldfish 81 Ghnng John MeDenuoti D. c. Croeher
William Chissholm hs. Msy Hars Mrs 81 BTirry. Porter
Ward Bell d. Mathon SBd wife John Thomas wf and sir
children Mn Mary Drse Laws aud wife Mrs q A. CArtou
H. KELSEY wife Jacob Pd Jebn Cark d. w. Dukessoo
W. Carpenter Morris Ababas Psn Doo,h Hsury Dtne r.
q Amu C. W. Terry H. shaw Robert Walker NIs Cretney,
Marshall aud fur children Mrs T. DarleY Mrs j. L. R0beNOr
children and infant; H. NJ and wfe AeI Thomas, West
erxed NJ bnreks D. r. BnnkerboG wif and fur children
Samuel Heoii James d. axEoa, Wm Tshor r. D.
Hubbard g. H. BudlOne Pank H. Kane Miss Diana Habit Aiss n
Edrsr b. simmons H. NJ Trout d. T Drnserhes wife and
KOch~mwrah r. b. Sargent s. A. Child @ Grnde7n Hiram Ar
BukeBson Sas Hugh Ross VIM. Iiur Christian Lnf
H. Isaac Hughes James Raymond Henry Tsy
W. Isad0T DcOyo Andrew kOfr MfS W Mongom-
err W. Kellogg and wife, H. Marsh Arasten A. Bgg Mat
Joseph Mrs A. Barnes 81 Day and Sif j. Danan hos
Carter Mrs bean LeTan d. r. MeDoh Aston DaIDgun John Sn
Hopkins and two crrD. Lauvaee BrVvsC d. Hef
aDis 81
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

CABLE TO TnR TRIBUNE
HGvASA Peb 2osugarNos 70 quoted 7id7l reals EOa
IS TO dio reals per Srobe Mos STRENGTHENING sie"f
reals Museovsdo sugARieOr sG sss fair to good
Refining d reals Grocery Grades nae reals srTob hoses
-Cayed a5 reals Common or Muoyso 5a6 reals Honey reals
q gallon Beesws1 s7as7 50 for Browu aud s89s 10 for whs
Fegh active 6ry sustained Petroleum. oG5 reals Y
gallon bb and q reas tina Shocks reals for boz and u
ra for hogshead Lard M 6l3lc n. IA terces and lalSc In
tina Onions sll y bbl TsIow I2ie. = 70
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

. ,,r fmoe than twohrls ~ slich hhT m ee9 40 6
liabilities claimed scrip and srlp .aier,st '
SCRIP DIVIDEND FOR 1857.
THIRTY.THREB AND ONkTHiRD PER CENT
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
against and damage by Gre on all f5as Of o9ns| H
esudse household furniture property aadug 'oei REsr'
LEaE. and m other iB,usbs property, At Feasonaek ra'
T1iu on tho PLaS dividing three osrih' Of The
profits 70 Ia scrip bearing Interest At Ala cent p. an
MN redsmabe 10 the orler Of i issue rapidly As he &C
cs,p epr,sesed br the .crp exceeds The o e5o 90
Ib .np ,u. oths COMPANY for 1851 &c. Sc 10 and 81
V'"t GEORGE r HOPE Prssideut
H. H. LAHPoKT, Vice sPTssidsnt
CyHrs PFcE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
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Orncs OF rHE sTKRLISs PRK INSURANCE. Co,
No. l55 BROADWAY. EEw YORK Feb IL. lSoA =
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
PER CENT Tar has this day been declared BY
the Director PAYABLE the lh iHst A. sOCLARD seereys
OFFcE oE CHICAGO ASD ALroS RALEolo Co,
NOTICE TO ST0CKHOLDERS.-N Is
~ hereby ven the Storkhoirrs Of the CHICAGO AND ALTOS
AllROAb COMPANY that a DIVIDEND 0f FIVE PER CESI,
ire has iesn this day deeaed upon the r
MEssRS NJ X JESuP COMPANY, No u ltae st. hewloLA'
on h "a ay Of holders Of said stock who may DC regis
tied As suh burs the 18th inst
The iran oese the l7l inst, and reopeud Tor
transfers on 81 day Of March nett
WM. LARRABEB. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
S.nOsAL BASr OF CONVERGE ~ srvrOAu,
Fehruary 2s 1854 !
MISSOURI STATE INTEREST-NOTICE-

N IoOUUhI , bIAIE IN EhEo nut IOLs-
vi THIS bank acting agent for the State OF Missouri will be pre-
and Aer ID March (poI issue for d aocrianee
nth act Of the General Assembly thereof approved March H. 1901
e Cent Bonds OF the STATE Of the denomination Of
thousand dca exchange M tbe Overdue coupons which nltae
Jsnuh 1864 January 1867 both inclusive boBd isgud or
guaranteed By the State In aid Of railroads. THE Hannibal GDd 81 Joseph
Railrosd sIoepted being coupons from each bond
shoad eli be accompanied fg schedules and
sBts IN Of thousand dollars IN map o ibis sur or
The fractional thereof The neh
will schedules be efi
eIamaou when receIp; will he given euing the hor 10 receive
bonds aer bonds s he delivered
Tie return Of the receipt Basf seedas VIII be rsihu
By the bsnk " VAll, Cashier
CESTKAL RAILKOAD CoNPASY EEw-JghsEI{
No 100 LiBKRTYsT. NEw-loRK, Feb ~ 1904
rINHE bonds of tho AMERICAN DOCK AND
II IMPROVEMENT COMPANY guaranteed By THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OP SBWJERsBY be bal a. and the
sccrned interest. of SAMUEL kSOA IIeasarer -
" "DARTICIPATI0N INSURANCE"
ony system insurance. under which eonpsnys ability to pay m
KEEPS FULL with s increasing business 'nd
Increasing liability ao loss without imposing Hy liability "hA's''i
Spon the tOlat1 Of ts Poieies
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

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