davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ngw.YoRE.......""ArRn

CLEARED.
ssmshi2,-Tie Partridge Ke' West art Ga'es'o'i W. = 49,, &
Po ELL Imngon sc; Ar1JIa. 8aa Aspin~aH 0Aesf 'ols''
pbslrpl:a; Din.o johnson Portland. o.-,
Sps-LOkOat NugeG, Saa Faaeseoi '" sorer C'n'fla@'
BlTssDtl7u..uai CBr Jones, london T Levi s9sno,
Home brandt Hslpaainen Now Jor4rlsn NosI"pb
Mouao esl Mare d2l OSrioo' - ii & Au5rrg tBrl
Ianuoud Bsrbsloes: Martha, Stone NeuF'ss - -, ., -,
r.. n Jags, Davis Jacs,one Mr. Alflsa lrd Nihn5g
tou " C. White iock. Eeiny. mlaae'i. T. y l~I' la
i bu.el P.aneouk Va C. ~. Gul'r Hoto's bahnoiei
lin Il Wats M,Ica P,lagoA-. 5e h f-.el, e. bn1srpori
O. e. Acea Hosbe Stamfrl, LOoN.c E Bly, Ha'isid SiAA'
Isaut. So egsald, B'dsvDar.
p.,,o 70, I,ias rs SAWYER. Demer.ra 2a d.. 81.
Sc; sS qa %,a G'ii a, 10 wss PSae g. e days eooaau to
t.. pon-.,,s III. 10 vessels
's ssss5 sstos Gss4uls Norfolk mde aOi TO y H.
Sp iS yro Cof Yarmouth So Williams, caf 81 days r'o'd
'I gt r, vi.en. f Yarmouth n So Buae Seu'i 10 ia' ~
- .@SGsss.airEr El,,,S.s Sze Gos5Ff s;,s,sDo
Maria Fr,Eiug RiabeiAporL ouS-n, Elh,As'.IsI. 49,,
Da1iel Ws,ster Ei,iOelpcrt St.eq .,srr q 3 Lbg'I ~ &
'!l T. a9a,T Riajehro Tar As' 81 l'.e,s9l'
BsrAcw ~ ishehpOrL t"1aect " - I, - P a..
DOMESTIC PORTS -.
yEv.LoypoN Marh 3lStei.shp .y oI sew s' 49,
@ 4, thpor for Fa Rlisr S.uatof GrHss iron Al lnot
Porian Mraiaz IgIt 'S5l M III p "a Nsrrb 81, rev. scsr
C,T s /" cre reesrapl Sr PoTo aeo' Nay Lowell
% o, iioSr March 3Aryed hrs Ala BrooA' NsTBec
1i o postoa silver Bei from Nca'fors t'r Biilaofs
FOREIGN PORTS.
,vxsrovy tpr 1.-The s,esu,hp CITY tonon. Capt BfooN
OF inmGn lne which eh Neoiok the M inst arrived AZ hs
p,rt e early h0gs this morning on tie ~ay &" A'e"o+
MISCELLANEOUS.
III. Egro.,u srd Wet sla vessels which arrived At A' peri 10
dy h,l coqnrsd severe and beea coais5y ds~'seS
.herebg.
Tie new steamship J,rsa which wen, ont b'r'a "trip '1 s'a
day as rr'urned ui' a'enoon iio-u Lo,--e. .-.-..
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
1--WE STOCK MArrrTS.

WEpSrsDAI, April I.1Ac cattle u,,Isr s excited 70
day, with hcht rUn "ld qu,k denald Only ~"
SON CITY, aud l,i1G ai COrwupa TIC short s'I y "'
OHo.tudrcGt st., IOuda. faiieI 10 meet The "dhISo!
lave seldom uuch animation o. hc Trade, Wien
buyer DIT Not dare 80 Idve ir tO t' uiucls iut t.r
they wcult he some hri"ie bt rrl1lH. very leT c,.
we've -o'd below l'c au" uo'ihS lr - tpou '',l 10"
Several dIOves ascr-' itg -It through, NiA
least enc io. a. l?c, aud h,i 'E'rd h+r "t t"'
prime nr-ldsS cattle O"y -"t C'rs ir l,lo.i' j.
hudson C.iF tru"r.rW, ".a .o iWpicrsinu ''N ~
tn.t cattle viii hy ~c lcrg week a. i3'L y l'W t3
at CugtluuipaN are - h"o god Hl."S s'-'-. 10. >.
w. tlpi. AZ Coz 30 uI J.l .l ty:. a: i- a' 41 az tlr
.Eht bgt l"e a..i t.,. 90 I.. j. 4. AiA'ni.F.
$50 htG 6, good, O. cH;.. ILLINOIS t"r, ii' e'i.'
@, Illinois ae,s, cvt H'"ls-,I t.-4 eac'. ".lh Co..
.r0 - cou-r oslo u3 -'' c't.' &, ~ @ @.,'''' &C.
AlNauGrr c Cssscls 2,s ii"ao's s.re.s t-V't e"t.'
O'"9H' t.s5 5'' '' ..t; u Z, ,.,.,,, o., , ~ r.
~. e. cs, r So r+ - ,4 l': 't &C.,. a. ."' a' 30 'i
e cvt.a, .I,. NoulfrG D $500. b. % ll sl,.-s c.l-
-i cyt- .oi 90 D.. 20. a' if "'.4., c"t. n.r4 4'
s, .muc price a 'td 't 200. I.. .,.'r ">r., .'I o.
H. Steers OF g. Cwt., Jy,r-'d Sl2 ".cn = CARLOAD OF
',v - ",, 81 b. V...,.r ..lt a., f'. 1r.,. IA n
sargi' ne very scarce today; nqreyl lCo Icad arrived
sheep. Win Cd eryred stcI. -'.a hr tium' IS l1 % 300
Furfh-t, So 60. "a So. Aso, e girt state ,tc,p. u.s. &
day IL ID. H loo Il -. ''".i'.it o., ~ - .".
sleep. poor. % i1 H' b.", ~. ..t." solid o. vN
nar pgcmI|.!u i"us-aoi t.e.t iri ID A'a-5 t1' -
ics' Kirby sold !,s meiuu ,rI'i.rr tim oj 10 lshcep
at s5 e3r. Tie three r.r. a. -4,.s1I ,, oa id.sJ
were sold ly Jnd' buckingham q, Coz one car 90 % q"
weight. nj sr. Lasr az sold one car d. e-v"o OHIO
Hogs are iu cVCes OF to Lsma'd tod $, 80 ears r's
and cars from Yesterday. hrmg on the u"ra't. lhJ
prime hogs are holding fur IJc. Wi.! s.,s COIuIl .
paw u cars good Illinois. ltO %, at ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
1sEsI -'s.,".,...'.'Ii.uJo

PETRGlECl-Thc market is duh but STEADY; we q1"te
Crn,t hi ioq 3i7c Ia hbs and I1tc in bulk Refined ~
H0fd 90 2Cc for = W. Napntha nominal at i5@loi ~
PLil6drphia Crude iS quoted At lOb Nlvsr i'iIeu ~
bond nj 2s3 52lc for T. w. and NaphtGa. l4sc.
EICE-Mc hear Of nothing new III llls lDHIhe" 'Hc pu
iness being entirely of u retail nature 49,, 49,.
for Fair to Good Rctnng and fair amount Of bnsncs
Tor CIine do II ICE for POfto Rico, and 7lG boxes
Havana at 3Q45lo Refined are steady AZ lCs sVlIc for
SEFDs-TLe market for Clover Seed IA rmcr; sales Of
1900 baes at l53@l7tc Timothy seed Is selling at g g.
S9 5D ~ bush. Rough Flax seed isduil, 40 50 o'Usl 50
o hush LBsccd has been In pretty fair demand ht r'u
'uces. We quote g. 3Jdy2 4O gold. Mcsslr Henry H.
tTuckett & Co. make the stock la Busfo, AiTl !, lSt
5000 bags. aud in NcwlOr 2350 Tia date Lot year
In Boston. l. $50 bags. aud u Nrw-N Ork, 800 bdCs
STRAIN is Gnn aud in dcuaud We quote Long Rye ~
7O97Jc., and Short do, C0c cash.
TALLOW-TAc ma' set Is dull and steady sales OF y,
COO 10 at J.. L. lglc. y t3.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
:1ci.;,s Of ;5anhrall;u.

g. = Mai,uA1's Crgicp r. q. o. PEXSsyLvANiA,}
PuuipKIFu.A. March 10, lbea-
rE1iIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the l4lh
dyo March D. 10 g. aWlrr pc i1 iaugrp.cy was issued agt
t. estate Of ROBERT Slii of Ihe Ha IN Toe o91s{ o
iu.s otl S fe az P,.a.gyaga whn has hcen aJuisei
aa .r D. petitions No, the p7nea' 81 s1J er rs sl' 1
r i r ultrtv lus1ps srch LaHkrp a. DIM, OF "r US -
r ne trl.fr r property r lim fhldn W a"i Ll
ting n ,ne creditors M Bankrupt! g. rr1 her ue0i. a ."
ace rs or prt as.rers of s ts'.t. vii h" he'd a 't o
rtru trr 90 Io-n No. G5 Aarui~ il' p9la t"s -
n XII A. tor esd Register o." tsruiria dlv o April A. D. 1865
NJ b o., M o. u T. e. LLLNAKAtl y harsbai as Messenger
ul l.,I.Iu
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
nv. ha-.lr 1rn lc,h n-rlveA.
nrrrrrTs - pnOnIrr-

April 7-iflJ bbls Flour, CO bill WHISKY, ~ bible Corn
Meal l0i5 .cs Cora Neal 1880 rU.li W1,.t. 2s. gtI
Com $50 bash. Oats, 17-5 ulh. Eyr, C-T bach. A'.
l5slJ bu>it Ill-v 2,s basin. Su,o, Il - .- a.. 90
phgs icc 2Cs, bbs P,ra, l.s7. Cut .~t--, p -.
Lard 80 kc-S LAID l2s5 sacks C.cae, 5.l pA. BGt,v.,
$3.50 Ibgs C.tcst, 1901 Db.s. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
rlNTNG AND FINANCIAL.

F1Csr MORTGAGE RoNps or TIE CENTRAL
PACIFIC PAuLOAD COMPANY. bearing 6Ter cent interest
snd principal payable u gold, are now offered lr sale at
pr ard accrued interest, in currency Descriptive pam
nj d. f,t7il.ncd FISK * LATCH.
Bankers and Financial Agents C. ?. =. T.,
NO. } NassaU-st
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM ASPINWALL Sc April LIN stanshp 'i'r1 ch'nne'y.
n Vn.rs wife s. r. Hncl VIZ tgner a1 ca
Ne T. G. he T,mp.e Herbert J. B. traeitt J. - = eacFs
Ns- y. T. BeiknaP and eld o. p clls
w rrr n Da wife child, J. ". T. Ksl o. N'b1 bersnia
arrnetoa A. Mrcprsey r. f. Eaie Mrs j. H. hshvJ 9r y =
ven the Rev Fathers Detree s5t s6A1 & y DAVIS j.
p Liy Col Coyr A. Keen1g W Kaufman, H. Bar et Law sneTr
r. b. Caui-d l. Mrs :. Morrison a a hal' n,h -
stevens ni children C. W. Cas. H. ry, wfs lni eban
Scui T. Rch ~ e. daHctr. sDt DCre cen g D. ffAs US
Tbumfsu 81 A Rsu, j. IcKesycr 3. Hassrnsn H. "lnsl
Geo b., m < L. Jen.tt B. k0ilscbh. j. N. hsra sl,s, ara
child. l. NeeGr-i H. N. G. auucey Moe y rra =. az
mi i L. Enamel yrs E o. Turner ard iuut T. e. Ee'eC H.
webster the Rev E.iBr FqHet j. Glsbn ttsS ,A',t v
F.rr- Mr. j. NsLrie a.. three rhfen PrrtN ". h~fsssM'
and I've treu. Mrs s. gtchirion, As = 6ouee43i >
4 n D,~ j. r. Msur J. 4. Nshlysr, !oln T. 0basn'
Tgt.fa-. AID cLii " Cuhel W. B. teel W
ucnar q tu;z Row B Ns Emma Sn'E ID JONES'
m uchu s D. Rob Bson Rev A. bland rs J. - Norton r. uofl5
gLrs T. r. CIuaiey j. g. Caerdy J. g. Joa' y. F ~
GsuilarH l. Yee. wt' ard ein Re-. H. " 70 ~" il q - -
oo,B " g. LIS " H. Marshall. W. H. Ttorn.r We al ,-lI -
le and wife r Schho.t vie, =. Annrg 1i0ss tI.s "A
Cue on 4 Si,s q. Faucet. \. Ora. j. cteyD- u s T. "
sill h. r. Martin }. NNo D. Hlfdu, ". Pc@sh = Sinea =,
p Ennhsuer Besssqun wife daughter fId i1'aGt H. tahstt -
urt a. Llsglt AND daughters y. h. tonu W. D. move
r. nj vie aud clid J. D..rnpc. vile aad ' j. ts7bieltG -
Norl1n Miubau. pfc au ct. 4. or"srr- W. AeA'1 . -
C,hul C. H. Cole M jacobs u N'Iie. g. 6fera h. B. in'o y
U-sr4ar r. Psuter. Maucau w. 10 PittY, q Drnni j. W. NO
CsriB j. g. Wat.on D. Mctshe J. Mnst g. heusl, D. Foes j.
rtiy John obnsIu wife anI cld. b. IT, A J. ltlt'i snd VIE
T. e. Fu aud hoy G. Piacs EeNar sni eAll L Pfs
f,J W. HAYNES II. Pine L. n. ttf1e r. z GeeJ, ); hs
y Brri..sg g. Cove o. j. BrJ ant. T. Nhtns, j. ahol
Nbeas .leuy T. lrlri. 81 =. hulyaa, u l. GaHiel l. -
B-ts Y J. ark 4. yat sui clfrrnt ~ fh''tAtor
Saver Hobe r. $ sTsnii.rg Lsrnafg, ~ uhten H. "
Brown " Johnson, T. hnrr. r. Num01s w "
rls j. Dr,re Mrs T. Slvn, ". A. Nc6rh. VII. ard ead y.
erts Turner J. Pt,er Air Care wife and ehht Il AasAs
n bus o. , 5..gu A. Buchanan. a.f - 10 tue detfaEe
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
THE MARKETS.
q a...- o.. ., -. d t..r 'ruu q uHurmr

WEDNESDAY, april I, JsC7
1sHTe-The market is firm, but quiet fJr Pots at - O6
q 62l Pearls dff' nominal.
.OIION-Ne hay, again 20 note active market, the
d.ul,t r rlir cipilly FROM shippers and SpcCaturt,
Il,es are s p 90 higher, lint Close rather Wcns; sales of
- s1 brs IuCuDug to SpIuarrs Cl23 70 eAlIteIe,
o. vuri DO were ia transit, AID 1888 10 spccula1Ois
Nr uuOtc:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Trorosls.
IOyyII,IE and KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

KNOXVILLE and KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
~ mo! far tbe GRApATiOS and MASONRY oi Sc HBe'
teen Road ,t uutrr contract extending from Poi-t two
lies aatl ofEs Gap DE E'u.ay hte Iear tie town VI Bosoa
all Dee q e. e. 81 60 utl TIE 2;b day Of AFr neat
TIE proc sre, lros r ibis section vtiea includes four IN
r.' yrrg f 2sO 20 go length with other heavy Sors,
cB b. I th. yusis 10 h.oIIe aicF lie l4I VI ApT
me Company ire o.. .-h. 30 reject az bas
i' ''''-' ADRIAN TERRY, Clief Eag'reer &c
ESorYIiir. Tenn. Ma--L %, l.sa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
2Jors;s, Gauilsts, &t,

At OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
a So IL Las, T..5t.rGti- -. utar lou-tu-afe
JOHNSTON IAN TASSHLh
tL.tc Murr & Some 1llrsJ 80,
tre.1n Ior- taragrs NaUr '1rl@ and ere1has
I'm t.s b.. - f.s. every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. 80. -
N,.rs JOHNSTON hAS lAS> Ii stlH a ~ Hraa ~ he 'se
uus, DO tls ritz. 40 ioca~rug: 20 donhrdt'n. EIt
s Hr. utou the ~ srrt atu lnplr' Al
c. Lrrrvhrg 10 The lo lgr 90 lrya.e s 81 wr.ae Orcr,
NfTl AUCTION MART, BrOaGway and
Y Trt-n1as.- j. HENRY. Auciiofrrr REGULAR sue: "'
,,r7ry gs iirrIsss Robes. Blankets pa Ae Nc
ever WEDNESDAY sd SATCEDAi,tt u ococ laefe IS "a -is
H i'''ipa.rneht A''''it
rr ir.c o tie above artc aU7' 'n Lana Al P'Ao
safe on .uc-~ Corssanrnts resp.'i'IF to|r''1
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
21g)ltssioasl Cloths.

UNR. ALLEN Female Physician, 10 Greenwich
ave lll,t An errersrre Ldr Ph sn N ate siatcs
mr.. HENRY DECKER, Phys for Ladies
Il l. oparc Br,kers, ner TlomP"n'ti 20 oyesr slc'es
,. ann at,- tats, lumhuliag Wu Pills, ph,sc, g.
NR. j. Il. NEWTON.
PtEIANFStTY LOCATED
40 NrWPOEI, r.
DR. LAHMONT, No 113 Broadway.-T Treat
rt nom b. toa Pans London. Nry.lok Medical Ad,!er
s Nlrt,r Guide Bis special tnIt # Locs C'1tiiora
nd ysror. ps-a.rs S.rues lsga PILES &c mailed tce. % 81
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
KEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, APRIL .. 1858
catcIeo AND ALrnS RAILROAD Co RrcHHYlHY AVID
TnELEuHREIa OIrIcK CHICAGO IL. Msrch %. l8ba.

TNELsUAVEs OTUcE, CHIcAso ~. Msrch y. 1914
NOTICE to STOCK and BONDHOLDERS.
Nv hereby W Stockholders and Tuing bondhoers
Chicago and Alton Railroad Compsn1 that tb- annual met
ing " said r tbe election of three frtio and tsfi'n
other business that be prrte viii he held ~ e once 81
this Company Chicago H. MONDAY The 9Th dsv u hTL W.
tansr n the Company N h. closed
inst and pee for transfers 90
the morning Of Aprl : Sa ". NJ LARkABkE NscTetaTr.
OTTICE PASASA CoNP'Sr TosTSE BrlDiSGs
No 10 wALL-sr., NEVi MA-rh ~ 1893 }
VNHE Annual Election for l3 DIRECTORS OF
Panama Railroad Will h. held the nee Of the Con
WaL,t MONDAY. 9th - ATn ueIt The polls
siil At u o'clock and eoainue auil I.
INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The inter
on Bonds aui stocks % the t ami Comfy OF rev ors
pAyahe May b vii be lel ou that day by PEIEE d.
SWEI Cbamer3n Of tie civ az the broadway BLuk
The Transier Books Vii b. cia-el Sstn'ay. Apr ltl
RICHARD X CONNOLLY. Camrtroller.
Daamrnt of usnee Comptrole, uce SeSork harcb - os
ELECTION.-An election for DIRECTORS Of
IL the TETER COOPER IRE INSURANCE CONPiNY VII le
oEc- ihiraVe AID Nrtbsi NONDAl ths dn
Apd The Polls viii be opened At gcseE sId t.asa fn gt
ls'clacG W ", RlBlEF, Sectisrys
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
INIU:I2l.

FOR SALE
ROCHESTER, u SEvEy PR CENT FIRST E0ETGAGE
wATRR wogK5 COMPANY BONDS, WHICH ARE h FlRsT-
CLASS sEcURTY, USDOUBTlD FOR INVESTMENTS, wITE
A SIsEING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REJEMITl0N DUE
1881 INTEREST COUPONS AND PRINCIPAL IAID At THE
CITY TREASUERGS OFFICE or THE CITY OF ROCHESTER,
LIMITED AMOUNT or TIE BONDS AR OFFERED FOR
SALE ~ LOTS 10 SUIT PURCHASERS AT 4 REDUCTION
BELOW PAE FOE TilE PRESENT ONLY, LY
ALBERT a. SICOLAY,
stock Broker aud Auci1reef.
Ho. Tincsi New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
IlIaur.

NDgEWSr PATENT O5ClLhAIlNG IN
I G..t.. .H. ....... t ..r.r.at.t iHI . irc on
- ... i o. NI..f.GA. B., MIS-. M.aa4. tuei ~
r5l r t"DnoHsA i.. 80. 'l-il ..' " -i-I.,-' /,
T,OR y\II--llEr,CLE .or Hardware Trade
i a- o N.a.l r.,: iA.Nr'S rrt.D mail gu'lu'.rs
She Of. 1l cAsAi.- H-of
r-.r.U.s Do. D. I.4lA.i o. ,'.. .f B 'a..-'-
V,iIlS.-Wc have the UcSf and cheapest
y Mills h.' arr t.. g. arr as o.. grain fn' 'rt .,r
.... ,..t...- 3. TATtf.ASI sos.
,'-aas.,.urr-s A-rais. 80 % leir.tL, y. !.
IbEM0N .N.-Wc Ecg To inform Olr friends
rh r 80. f....fr-it ts INTENSIVE WORKS 20 rt FOOT
~ EA,T TG fNil hirh>r. ~ T. u' o rri 97 'Hr We N J.
Nursi iu at rb .I liN o' 900 tf 10 q" NAV
i.r. DO sr,s .r or tir nsn --" - STE fu'p.
a,n.n lumis Blowing El-rr. srl steam Ant1ry o e'eD
.,,i, ., A la Boz t.r a. execute all or.rr. .irl
''''- \. F. CAMERON Co
Foot ofEayt Tvert-il.rl .rl-st y. r. A?rlI i93
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

a. and relieve the business Of the country
S-SD spasms 10 uoDey. Tho only Proteo-
T,8 the people need y against the depre-
ciotio6 oF Tie circulating money uiS
rommercial money is made redeenN4's ID iegai Ten.
der or coin IN Now-YoIk. and secured DSF pioug' oi
cola hearing bonds with margin OF ~ per poht IL
IN he os safe as anything but coin can be- and Ihele
.annot be too much or too little Of It. The presoh'
hsnk circulation lacks elasticity and redeemaDihtS
A the great settlng point OF the nation, New-iorK
,ftv and should be en- lowed with these qnaiiueS
forthwith. Commercial paper is hard to sell, D"'
rates are not ouotably higher. and stand '@lo per
cert Gold has been carried at eth per cent per day
There is demand for legal tender from Fhliadei
phia and rQstoA is stated to be- large cie"'oF VI
nascity. and urging payment ,, co,o-.
o1Excbanee is quoted as follows LONDON W Gays
tOogaiCli; do. sight, 1lO9llO5; Paris long, elE~
6H. do. short SIS, ,d5.l2! Antwerp 5I4&2--l%t
sviss. 5l7'051G.; Hamburg, 1GGSCB; Amsterdam
tlul; Fmukfort, 40!aAi Bremen, 5gsG 79s; Ber-
In, 1t"'"
baes Cotton at 5-lCa 3D. and by steamer 900 bales
Cotton at .07-ICd To Glasgow, by steamer, 1900
bush Cora Gt ID
The transactions at the OGlce Of tho Assistant
Treasurer worc; Receipts for Customs $i3o,OOo; re-
GENTS for Gold Notes. $07j0OO; total receipts, 954
$50 90 total payments slS295lS &c; balance, S9S,-
Sge079 o.
The earnings Of the Atlantic anil Great Western
Railway for the third week in March, were:
1853 tO54lg .sllGl3I Decrease...-. $0Gs5
The New-Nork Exports for the week ending March
81. and since the beginning of the year, compare as
follows: ec~ 1Ses
ye,r the ,rcck . s3q5s4ss 100000 tj,93SH7
Previously ported. 5j9l5.y5 4''i'IoA 80. 80
u,c, r.,, scos7943l ta,0saosi t42aG2g45
The imports FOR the week compare as follows;
1886. IsGf. 1903.
y,y-v Goods S2-ig8H S'eI.Ug2 f1.5lIe0
Gen. m'Chaudise....., 5,f2j,32 5'-a'l'S '''@'.'0
TNtal for the week &sN.d9 Sl'l2tO '''.I,lG
Previously reported. 537.j,'-D t''''2'ih e''tF'"@'
Since J1u.1.....-. S's,'',,cC2 SC'lisdb4 S'JI-ti3a
Srlioiucd isa table of tle imports of LEADING ar
-. - ..n..r-ll lrnrclandise IF Nat.- York. from
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
E---r-N

9nNIATUEg ALMANAC -.
B.5 RE. t,,n $40 Sun Srs..... 66 Moon Sels''' q"
pNt.
sarI, uooh .,.. 3i Cows Island. 354 eI Gse.,.'' eis
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

ket Tor Pork s quet but rD US bid cash. and SIS 10
regular, hear of no salea
STOCK OF PORK AND BEEP PACKrG-Y ARDS HEw-YoRK
AND BRoOKLrN April !, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

OFgcR SECOyDAvFyrE T. q. CO..
EKC0AD.AyE., COENEt. oF SIXTY -rH.NDr1..
Gxg.i ORR, Mgr,h lB 1850
rTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
ard tire Iaspor- d Eeciou u tie SeceeA venue eai'ld
(orouf fl tue rrs trar. led MOHDAl Ami lCd
a 80 y uest No Polls q y O'clock aul close at
,fci,rL A. r. HARVEI a. WOODS. Scrt.aFy.
OsIICg or tnic4Go AxD hcsTn-u ssIrus EALwAr Ia.
q 81 BHoApwAY. AFw-lO-X 1ifrcI 20. ii,i )
COUPONS due April l. 1868, from this Com
tatys SEWN PER CENT EQUIPMENT BONDS, viii be p-id
on aud s.ef that dag presentation az ibis c.lce - z
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

Since J1Il...-.-- s11,1',0O4 sO1III-4 Vl7V-I'-3'
SuHoincd is table of the iIR7ors Of leaaiLs ar
ticlss II general merchandise IT Ncr-lorI' from
foreign po,s 1Or tac first Gnlr'er OF th1 last three
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Utr,.

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,r..... tlt r. .- f.". e. 90 . 'rf i'l.t Nbas
i.-a ,I ,r..4rrL q ). ,. iAE.',N"i oS' No ''"'
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-. s .s.a D.. lorst l''r Sol. ~ E sex So. . i'
Job .. ...fDi.d q Or i-s- '.' Ai.t rl 2
o. $3.50 ..al ,.,. D. s.. i'' "' 'A s'"o'1 ''''''
.ft. ..t... t..s To- fu'If. .i N.ft t- Nft",.
l., b ..A
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

T,u.l: inaaids.
AUGUSTUS TAEUB & BRO.
- I..ft.r..s 30 rr.F.ttr iHF's -
I..IlHN Ahb AA.ai IS IHtn u.s.,
STEAM 4At.iE tur.> 900. .i4 b. ai.i ..... @r'.fors.
EVAEuLE MNATLl,.-A large Sucl. ou hand,
AZ srr .,r t... r. ..-- ia.l which must be- rod l
.t..t4.. - f1rs o.. u... Ir-,H1i o.. r-.I..IH
EIa4. .o o., Dot o. a.,r t.tt, t''f iH'7'a'e
3JANGIE MANIEIS iH prr"t varieties nj
\ '-r.l fr..,. rs. ELtsTfS NhNttt TORY, No % trt
-.r I'd rI ,,t pose Lt uflre -l,.i's eaealtr. I-n
r..Ht B.. %. .n. 'I
3ytRHLtl/ID SLATE MANI LiS haii the
" f.'c,,f'stc trtI lafa c.'-o.r- q. d. - 1919,
t. O. o., .t,t. l,i. rll I... sob li I'd - .'I''
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

u BURNERS, and yvuf lamps viii not srplas They W a nls
ordinarily and hura splruddy all Kinds oi
hsssi, "a tbs gies ard most volatile gl pshee' '
ANA ~ JVtsst, ~ J. t..- AY.EH "aL'sL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

tEAEGLN WARD &. Co. .u.,.r.,
w HAScfAClJaILs U. FURNITURE
l,ti5. .l,l 80
W-.o-.-fNas 7'-rl e. g. rrt. e--- ~ ,'r Ni'a'''oJ
Id. .. .-.. o. .. ttur.I 10 81" 80 jan, ,
u . r.fr. 20 ii.'s "tA oi I"I'1
... f..... 90. I. t.T.d Il 81. .l.l. f"a...i.. f
Iai.h.R. rlrLD9. L.EsA..Y, ,A.U DialNo-rooN suI'LS
o.u,a uNS HASUF.. IosH, A.b WARRANTED
~ EvfrY RESPECT - ,...,,.
,,.f. ,, 81 . ti.c rInL O., ,HURCHES, COUNTRY
s.t.Ir f,i> tpiti-. S'
\. = bArrHE~'HEs "a. r. y 70, F1'i ~. 4. H. 1@ - =
,.f....l. ..i. so. 30 t. sd t' NEl
.. f1 It tr.. ..tH 900 l.,tr..-'. Iarat-e moved LnI
r.s.r' ...ftf .t.f r'.fr'.r'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
9om= &aumeiiter bon &olm.
gpn DR.. s. Sigbart.
Is o.

Gr nabm ieinen Yartifel hes bl.&reu>
seS uno bpdbeilise 8eliquien BON fetz
mem 9ausaltarden unc bling 1ie Dem
Meiiter G;erbaro I'm ben pals, 1te nit
tem Wammle beeedenp. Damn aab er
/, ibm in einem 0efdbe @eibmaler unp
Aprad Stun bpre 0erbarr, &paS Du
su tbun BAIT. Mimm beute Na9t Elm
bel9riebenes per9ament nit an ZEN
@betn, has Der %perlan9ten Sel9retbuns
dbnli4 1T. @enn rann Der bSQil1e
SAT- fpmmt> 10 lab Dir ben Dcmpla1
reiden. Statt Jpn ater bic 8erldrei@
bun9 Deiner Seele 3u geten, balte oieie
&reuspartifel ibm bin unb beiprense ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
mittel 8e9en eimen barten
@tuter.

:3etn alaftern bartes :3utsrbpl1
@edt bubi& selast unS tlein sseadt;
Sn S9efeiaden stersis Mal
Ole Qebenspurratb' einseladt;
Gin Warmtier, psnn Der MOrsen sratt ' ;
Gin @las @lubpein CUR Tassparaee,
Gin @9uppenpels, Der beine 5aut
ltmbiilt sor, 9als bis at bic Wate;
3wei J%aulbanel9ub penn's friert uno i@neit
Muf teinem 3aupt ne pueelmuse, ~
Die man bel GROCER Jrultistsit
3teb'n fam bis an bic Maienipise
SON Giterbunet banr etn gett,
Sc lelt beim Ra@elof.n binter,
Sd lase biz, rnein Greunb> bas bilft
@enn nod 70 srimmis TAFT ber @intcr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
Mltmeibcr=&

Raltli9 rauidt ber &esen leiie
@eine bunf!e &la9etetle>
@ie ant Grab Elm leiles @einen,
Dem tsin Grpf mebr min erideinen.
l1nb AT bunitbebedten Sasen
SITS, ta6 ieltit bic Nlten frasen;
@ann pirb je burd bieien feu9ten
Neteltraum bic Scnne leu9ten?
3eit if's iest . 5era erfril9s y
Did am lidten Grablinsstiide-
Grasli bu bod BON ieiner Site
9tei9 in Dir nod Blum unb 8liitbe!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

in ben Nrdioe,1 iid ti9tis unnseieben
nnb ba ben Namen beS MeiiterS Ser
barb BON Style 9efunDen> als ben, Der
,ppbl 3uerit ben Dombau 9eleitct Bat
neil ct balb NIT elmer. 9rpben 8elob>
nun9 fir feline 8erpienite bcba@t purbe.
llnp 10 1T Der Teufel gun, britten0ta>
le betrp9en! s,.. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
III.

Der Ma9tfrpl i6li& sur S9laferin,
Gntfarbte bic rctbe Wanse>
Ser Tbau um1sab ibr 9ano unb gals
sri talter Glterner Spanse..
l1nt ais ber li1te Mpreen TAM,
Da lag II liQ bic 8leine,
"a fanssn trauris Elm @tertsl'so "
Die Madtisauen I'M 9aine.
Muf arluem Mcps am Iannenbaum
Sat bic 8ettterin &ube sefunoen
11nb traumet nun ben fiBen Sraum
Ma9 f. sielen bitteren Stuneen.
6. Rauffe>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
I

Der Mbenb sebt in fnt;rsr pra@t
Dur6 Gslber, 6lur unb 5aioe
@p {dltebet eud st gutter Na@t
sbr nipen aussn> nun bette. r
6ier unter ben, alien 5a%uasnbaun1
@ia ssrseAta i'd naeins @uaosa'.
8 @ott l@ent' einen iaben 1raunt
Na& 70 sielen bittsren @tanesn!
Gin tpenis 2aub suiammenssi9arrt
DAT enpli9 elm Saeer i'd fnoe,
Gin @ubeplaB9sn, &psna AUDI BART
Das mid 5@Ist Dor @etter uno Wtnos.
s& balte mid linssr aufredt tanrt
guf ben guben. ben blutismunben>...
> @ptt 59ent' eiaen iaben araurt
Ma& 10 Yielen tittsren @tnneen!
5ier lies' id nur> sua ber Nadt rntsraut
Mein 8ett bas Mpps i'm 5aine,
Mein Dad, bu4 uber mir aufssbant,
Die @terne nit soleenem @detne.
Msin @eia l9mett gum nnsneli6en &ann'>
9Dp bic Rranfrn ale seiunben...
8 @utt, i9ent' einsn iibsn Sraum
gfa6 10 sielen bitteren Stuneen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
Il.
Sic Heine 8ettlertn.

BUR Mnba9t ruien bic @lpdsn
SOM bpben @ottesbaus.'. VS..
6eu aimmert in meinen 9cder r..
Dt perle teS Morsentbaa's.
Sd 3iebe bur@ bic 8slOer,
@o aulben bic Mebten iteb'n
Sd siebs bur& big @dloer. , IT
me (@auris bic eifte peb'n. ~.
. oiebt Miemanb mir bas Gsleits,
Mein Gabrer nil aeiner 1ettt
limb uter bic Grbe f9reite
Sd rtutterieelenaQetu.