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New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

the sales $4,000 bush Ohio and Western at s7as7sc in
STORE sac ahoat Rye firmly held the sales bush
pennsylvania at 81 90 delivered. Corn-Hoders are Of
isrg freely and the market is very tame aud easier at
the close; the demand Is chiefly confined the home
trade the sales are 450O0 bush; NewWesern Mixed at
S4tGN 2 OLD do, 81 az III store; Western White at
81 2OGSl %; Western Yellow at 81 27{0sl %; Southern
Mhlte at VI 2S0sl Is; Jersey Yellow at 81 27aSl 2s
straw Colored and White Tennessee at q 2OaS 23.
stock OF Grain in NewYork and Brooklyn Warehouses
Whest S2SS5; Corn l42S,745 Oats l2O9,5s Rye, l,S9
Barley, 4,49l Peas, 2,963.
pPkoVIslONs-There has been rather more doing in
fOfk to-day; prices are better and the market closes
strOng the sales cash and regular, 1000 bbs. at
VS. IoGS23 s for Old Mess $24 D5dS25 10 for New Mess
Va 1925 for City Mess $40 75G$2l for Extra Prime
w ass for Western Prime Mess; and S23 for City Mess
Tor future delivery; sales Of l95O bbs New Mess sell
Ter May. at SIS 35 Beef is dull and nominal at $9dsl
LOT common brands $lid$2o for Plain Mess, aud $40 30
GRi for Extra do. Terce Beef is steady, and in very
good demands sales Of $40 erCes private terms Beef
Hams are dull and prices nominal Cut Meats are neg
eeted @ boxes Bellies sold at l?sc. Bacon moderate
y active aud steady sales Of l75 boxes ut 2ic for C. c.
and l5c for s. c. Lard is du lower ana nominal, at
about l5 alec for No l. I6 0l61c for City, and l63 6ie
for far to prime Steam and Kettle Rendered. -
SEEDS-A fair demand for Ohio Glover Seed at 10
9l5c, and small lots at l9ldlSsc Timothy Seed IL III
fair demand at 50 5aS2 90 BUSH; Rough Flaxseed Is
salable ut 50 55at2 90.
TALLOW-The market is firm and fairly active SAFES
OF 100000 10 City at 12le.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
THE MARKETS.

sir'ar lCs,.'sIg rspotsa for TuE TsIsUEEl
MONDAY, March 20, 1868.
AsHEs The inquiry for Pots is far at y co. Pearls
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and
eate Flour h fair low grades OF Western are scarce
end hrmeT Family grades steader, though quiet; at
e tho inqury quite general the sales are soO
be o. GOat9 for euperne State $40 10 for Ordinary
kbA do; $50 fO1s0 7S for Extra State; 90 s69tl 20
f Fancy do SO O51t10 for the low grades OF west
m Extra sie 768si % for good 70 choice Extra spring
Wheat tl0 sO@sl2 20 for MDnesota Extras; VIC D1
he7s for shipping oho; 80 s2sn 70 Tor Itas 1Lsos
snd Family DO, 30 eb1t12 % FOR Amber WInter
What Hxtrs Miebig1n and indiana; n2 2sSit @ TOT
Extra st. Iuis California Flour n more active, put
bces without important change sales OF Ioo pags
q N3 TOSts 90 Southern Flour Il 1rmer though not
letyo; the arrivals moderate sales 0f lles Dds a
6o1nfry; so SSSsil e'for Extra and Family Georgia
sn1 virginia and ESQ So1e for EI6H and Family Mary.
knd and Delswars Rye Pionr firm and u 600. goo
y fos JsEse on pier and q fSf or y 10
GkAIs-whest y In increased aemsna es impioveo zee
rates; the inquiry s mainly for ehpmenI the hales are
1000 bush at "a l9i4 20 for No. milwaukee, ia store.
u a. delivered; " Slda 6s for No. hLWAukee In store;
nH12 % 8delivered ~ 10 for White California Ahoat Bat
y sinaciye but holders remain very nrn Barley Malt
swthout material change; sales Of OF Common
ttsis q np oss are IN fair Te9Aesf 81 bigher HsuisA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

The small number OF cattle reported week ago
dealers rushed in stock at Hudson City and 6ommunpaw
s275 up to ThuIsday-and sell them ALL lower rates
rSm 70 the previous Monday and several lots we run
TO one-hnndredst for sale today The report OF
lacked pluck 20 buy many for this market. The same
report operated TO keep back the few country cattle
the result was scarcely 100 head in the yards
Monday The Albany report OF 1000 head extended over
whole week, and included many which came In late
week ago. and had been sold long before the cattle
started for tins market With SO few bullooks on sae IN
were very firm in their views at last Mondays prices
ago, which in reality amounts TO a slight advance, many
Of the butchers say r. 1t is certain that rStsass c 81
only decent cwt ILL., cattle averaging plump lsc
Very few cattle remained unsold at noon There was
select animals touching I9c. with small number Of
bulls dry cows, and extremely rough oxen at 15slec
such demand were ali kinds held to-day for beef that
farmers had to pay $ooaSS5o per pair for common to
week from the farm shipped from Chicago last Wednes
day and on sale 10 day are put down for the quickest
To BRING them The question Of cheaper tesh aaes
the minds OF droves many Of whom oppose any change
duced people rush in and buy thinking to make money
and the price Of droves is almost universally run mp in
the country. They that it benefits the farmers and
feeders and perhaps the largest shippers though con-
tracts usually made for bringing the heavy sTings
for piles IN each direction absorb large portion OF tue
will come TO this market from that place.
THE SWINE MARKET
RECEIPTS BY RAIIRoAD-Hudson River Railroad
7l9S Erie Railroad 4.4S; NewJersey Central Railroad
1905 Camden aud Amboy Railroad, 35S. Total 1921.
Heavy arrivals cause weak market and prices are q
ic lower ruling from SIC TO 93c for common and gid9ic
Tor fair TO prime with 50 sale today At For
tieh-st MetcafL Gibbs sold this morning one l5l 10
Illinois Hogs, 9ic l75 do, at9ic Cushman
Co sold two cars lbs 10 at slc while
car lI9 B 9fc and one 140 b at 9c Sahlnecker
q DOrman report sales for the week follows:
March 49, ia hogs llS b 5i6c March 23 $50 hogs l22
n 9c March 2 hogs, l31 n, 94c March 2S iC2 hogs,
l3s & &C. March 2s all hogs 100 D stc March 80 l99 H.
hogs Il9 IT, esc; March 81, n Ind. hogs, i40 10 9c.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
yaso9 PORT or sEw1oRk. .....ax..e. 70


ste.mshlp-A Arem ,nnia Iiamb) Ba.ias, H,mhars -,
Bsrks-Heespont Brigeo Csdiri Ssmhe tNorr Neen Rot
Bns.-Loui,s Brl seo,s I,nton Bsnped.) nsIsn G. Rich
s,roui Arroyo r. Hanposa, Leigb,sn Cnearen
sehooesn- ID Williams, Raen h,.I9Isi abb ia,er L.ss
Bedford; Evelyn. Burger stsndi hAy stess usgiHs PH@
Attire 90 ,.l. ll-l. r- a.a4l $4,000
snhn TvA.. C.,in Galveston March ~ mds. and pass
srosom Tes,ou Co March 81 Il;3o lat 20 a. lon % B
n.ss Enerpe pin broken esmng ow
ally and beading for New Orleans a passed ses~
seLr Hres Qussa (Br Mcbride csrpsss n s., psaos' TO
,nei Co. March TO- sgol. bhg Ina tsn B.Ih
does for Bosou March al lat % So lon n a. passed bng Lydia
Cole bound MeS a. % ion % 80 spoke schr ksn Mid
Rsri Hope Ciau,en ZsIa f6 DAYS sugar 70 Wa weleh
Steamship John Gibson, Winter. Washington e. mdse and p'
10 Philhs d Broxn ,,..,.s.
Al lon n iS spoke brig D. I. Redno.d
Ship Bea volrnh Br jenkins Psdang Dee wdse "a Hss
sS.ios from M.nia for Se~-YerI "a days
Brig Firm (BL Jseursur Rio SIaade ~ day hdes TO 0eese
Moke
~ 4 ball Sailed In company in bnk Castdlogc
BIg Laura Windsor n "a, Csleha. Corse, ca ds''
peanuts Crsnds umphy Co. Lat % ~ lon a. '" poke bg
seSr Lord r J'e. 20 days eosse and or~ooa
Brett Sou 4 Co q. x So n. o..
and MatanLas March Ia. mdse 10 master.
Steamship Couch Richmond Va sod City Point muse an
pa DOMESTIC PORTS
Bo.ros March Arived steamship PsWys fow liverpool b
Abby c. Tiscolab, Gon sasua t..a u
FOREIGN PORTS. - ..
PLRI-In port March cbr PsnseT for Nesfok 'r days
DIsAsTERS. NI HO..
h coouee stranded oa Long Beach ~ Mgst
and died ah water within Is aer she ucf The ese
beel
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY March 9o-r. NJ
Gold closed at 1885, The extremes OF the day were
ss.alssg. The clearings of the Gold Exchange
rank were s27 900, and the balances o.
'Coverument stocks opened strong at fnil prlceS'
vhieh were well sustained up to noon, when con-
,.son was made upon the recent issues OF o%Os and
sbe 7sOs. Railway mortgages and State stocks were
smly held and few offered at quotations OF any de-
,eyiption. Pacific Mail was weak and freely offered.
The closing price was lost
The railway share market opened strong and
.,tiye. New-York Central and Erie leading the list.
me former opened at 1921 and sold at 124 Erie was
..ry strong, opening at 723, and, on moderate pur
,Aases advanced to 75!, at which point there were
tee sales to realize, and a reaction of per
.at was made in the price. Reading was
,eak and pressed for sale. The Western
Aares were all strong; Northwestern Preferred
obi at 75,; Michigan Southern, S9s Fort
Wayne, l03; Milwaukee and st. Paul common, So:
The Preferred 49,. At the advanced quotations there
vas disposition to realize profits but at each decline
docks were taken by strong buyers and in large
mounts. The market closed firm, and stocks were
not offered in large quantities. Western stocks
attract the chief attention of dealers, and fullrates
are paid Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at 92 Wabash
Stse Fort Wayne at 103 and Michigan Southern ats
Government stocks close steady at the following
Vuotations. The Sub Treasury has been selling gold
tgday, and has not bought any 7S0s of consequence
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
S)ort dolsrom's Astits.

.. "a srArn O, Nsw-yosu ,
roRrwAnpsNy OsvoE, No % wfhan-st
NOTICE "A hereby given, In accordance with
IN Ssr,cs Of lie Act passed April L. 1857 entitled
The 0nss Of the Port of New rs 70 all
In or having Of the bject matter Of nqu,
or survey following vesaes under
,n n, ths Por.
be within days sncssdax this notice board
vessels - 400 rff |n'
Steamship Iybse.
Stsams go.
Steamship tfsteras. T.
steamship ~ paiid...,. -...........Fk
Steamship Cnion .fiobeker
Steamship Europe.
Steamship City OF W sshin gon.
Bark Minnepanctth. .har0ecfA
BARK Deta
Bark Lusms. ....-.........JE
schE william .Woodraf kalU soma
AirTnOEkk 10hPkiNs fs.s..sl
J. Ays's HlsHIxAS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD CoxPASY bearing per cent interest
and principal payable god offered for sale at
pa and accrued interest In currency. Descriptive pam
pallets furnished. FISK * HATCH
~, Bankers and Financial Agents q. p. r. r.,
No 5Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

Passenger saton Iori Twenty seventh d and Fourth
Entrance on TwsSrssvsnsA't ... f,r-.
For E.~..,u and Bridgeport zoo 400 EI). ii0a iiis
E is n s.a ~ ss 19s SG' ssa,IJs and wp TOO m
For ssi.,f EoS 400 gr 600 IiS m Ials lEl) 200 CsI)
For D.; S..a % Ss &C. So s1 @ ii s 80 80 s AIS 400
V a.a .s I'd s ss :sS sSs fs &c. nj Al,
49, '""' A"' Wv CONNECTING TRAINS i .l
For Boston y. spn gstd qSG iS % r Es 1% SkIh SO'rM
fST Sr s.s 4. and Srss splss. SEQ m m 800 @ 400
For conn.c,Ieut River Railroad zoo N EIL Ilp to Men
Fsr a,afor Prsvla.as and F,Ai Railroad 600 (EI) is
for S.rH.y Esv London and s,orrsOn Rr0'd at 900 ~
';s Fol csS. S,iif9a lais y: 70 s.aS.ap!oA ......
Nor S.Sss,a "a sr.s Ssr. s siG. Nd o so 20 tp
'0nn'''''' Ss'p~s ''' '''A'' JAMES Il Horr supt
NEW JERSEY r. R.-FOr PHILADELPHIA,
'. r hiSss' 70 & S Pn a .as ffTs:a 4 sst
u m pm For South and swe-s'O -n ~ n'on
FOR THR wEsT--ro Cincinnati and Chc,sO-s.o ans
ONE Change Silver P..es ..spinse. o. p n Aroash
% taSsi yaaRs Sfps 1:.
n $ sS: Ss " mI ps 1a". Ss a & SI M rom
dc.Ds cSicssa ''' e.D.irp y ". JACKSON. Gen SUP.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey.--
a' 'i TS Taos e bsSasFsT NJ AZ Fn to ss.
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN-
~ TER ARRAfGBhKNTSl
N. Railroad
Babylon and al satona
I"Hilss,' S,.s1Iys s III y. B'''iA Central
Leave Jlmassp n at Up n via L. kalTosd 70 JAMAICA TOT
Babylon sad all way stations ru,,
RIIs.a 6, B,S,Ss e, .n ~ .r II s,
Ing with ,.s s,S.d .s. ..S n
lag Brooiya Central R,ro.d arriving F"nilnI''
Brooklyu, st a m. =,
Leave Baby on for Jamaica and all stations eoa
n,eun. WITH tr,n Of l. Railroad arriving o. JanesGshp
Leave Babylon so for Jsnaiea and all .ps.tons Goa
n.eur with TAIN Boekyn Central Railroad arriving a. franklin
ave Aresir 4, m and connecting also with the borseea Of
the Es SswYOh and Jsnsa Railroad shsn ur
minutes While oapei~'oAs's~
10 tsis eject Nov T. 1851
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
ouam Stiamns.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
IN - = oPPOsITIOn TO MONOPOLY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA


III a,.,sh thr new snS splsndd gssmshps Hsvrot non
Pier Ne 10 River foot wasnst st neon, Lover Rates uA
psI Pss,.ss Or Prsrh. ever both Routes Is hnswr
- VIA PANAMA f.. - .
APRIL 7-s,eamshp GUIDING STAR ssnrse,rs with ssssn'hp
ORhGONIAs. 70 Freight only -. n,
ApRIi is-s.ssn,hp SANTIAGO DE cuBA, eorneetss With
s,ss.shp ORRGOSIAN with Freight and Passenger .-l
VIA NICARAGUA :,
APRIL 7stsan,hp GUIDING STAR eosnsstne Will Steamship
uOsEs TAYLOR for Passengers only. 49,,
Tb,,s se.nhps fted for tbs trade ssd are aafsr
passed Safety Speed kgaHs and Confof snd hef rs'ss sr
Passage Freight s always be lover hsn H any sihe Line
x..yari D. ~ cAkRfN0TOk, Aseut
ru IeIka DiNl Vice President WM. H. WkBB, Prssdsat
10 81 ktehangs place. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar; Ar
u r.ps.nent-Chsnge Of Tms-Lea,e Jsnessp; IN, Mail
GreenpO all aaton eeBsso'Ds al hneoa VIA
trIas for Glen OeVs and HeD,sa syo passage, u,s
all ~syststiona Empress train for River Head p NJ
Glen n and all stations NJ
Eis and % and for North isp Sar
Heaters Point At $40 IN. To take effect Nov 1857
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

Money is much easier on call and nothing is heard
aehl interest OF commissions. The demand for
,wyepey hy interior banks for the usual April set
Genents has now passed, and steadier market may
h expected The Quarterly Statement did not
Keduce the recent pinch in meney, which must
k attributed chiefly TO the drain of legal
ender and national notes, with which alone
hrners and others in the interior are
ntsfed in making settlements. Money so employed
does not return at once to general USE but remains
hssEled for short period, 10 the embarrassment OF
the banks from which it was taken, recent expe-
hence Las shown Upon its restoration to CONNER
eial channels which viii be done early in April,
money will again be abundant at cheap rates, and so
,eInain. Commercial bills are more salable but
rtes are without change. For few names Z is
saken. but good bills can be had at SG10per cent.
Sterling Exchange continues firm. Bills Of GO days
On London are quoted at 1096109l for commercial ;
1924 for bankers do. at short sight, il0G 1lO
Paris at 90 days 51s.9515 do. at short sight, 5lSl
s6l2I; Antwerp 5.1s36515; Swiss 5.ls395I5i
EABburg, S5S 03Gs; Amsterdam, 4O4V4lt; Frank
ka, zOtQA; Bremen. 7SI979.; Prussian thalers
alG7i --
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
heasurer were: Receipts for Customs, $4SSOoO; re-
ops for Gold Notes $S9l 600; total receipts $2167
60 81; total payments s2,s94.S6l 90; Balance,
hel ,Oss6.425 40.
Preights 10 Liverpool 1000 bales Gotten at 5-l69
N and by steamer 800 bales Cotton at 2G7-l6d, and
uoOo hush. Corn at I'd. To London. 25,0OO bush.
Vheat al sd, and by steamer, 400 bales Hemp at
q, and 100 tuns measurement goods at 35G40s. To
gssgow 4. 900 bush. Corn at ed.
GBLE OF ne LOdgs Specie Circulation Deposits, dnd
Legai Ie.ae,s 81 1e Bgaks Stns CIV Of Se1-f York for
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.


FOR BOSTON.
Sdfb jKTEhNE5i,iR TI5F SII55E $SINIs AsD
The new and staueh steamers Of the Norwich Line.
ba,. Nsrioa daily ysa1d.ys .TssptsdG a oeSss n ron
Pier No 3 s6s SsTiS SE% R!fI aosSos ss%s q v'y'a
there connecting With the steamboat Express, Train from q, above
and Esshu. and New London and Sortheru Railroads.
Freight taken " the lowest rates fS MARTIN nlrnf'1 ass sSss G % Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight pspo, in foot o Lbpn con
ROd ami Elion With q. Lhsh Valley R.Is'd and m
tons forming dect neiO Pisbuh and the West without change Of
'"- ALLEsTowN LINE TO THE WEST
Three Express Trains daily for the Wss except Sundays when
sixty mile. and three ,u.d BY line to Chicago Cincinnati,
st. l'a &c. with SS %iSTEs S1f ss'sfS q asSsMByrs
Commencing Jan. H. S6s-Le.y. Eew.York as follows,
$50 m.Por Ba.ton Bethlehem, Maueh Chunk, Whtm'port
s's n-%sTf,n f S ~ feninston Junction stroudSsrs
ErFnrss E..tou, Xlsucvr Harrisburg Pit,
ss and The w.. without change ear, e G11n $ :, S
Central Phdeph. and Rs Roads 70, Es and u. OIL Region.
Palace cars through 70 CSiesso '''-' -
reading Columbia Lancaster Bphnsa Ll POsVe a,rr'Sug se
iPm-w.y train for B.s.on Allentown and M.ueh Chuni
mccIss.r, RIPnE.s-Ror E.stoo sstblehsm Alsssc.n
Harrisburg train for wam,po Erie ts Sleeping Ca" to
sio p s.@For ssissrril. and Pennington. p n
SO mzfsr junction and intermediate s'i'sI
Hw.Tsas EISnr.. Ta.Is-For E,''on Aleno"r Rs.di'r
Htrnsburg Pttsbnrgh, and the West
Tickets obtained At the once Of the Central Rs
road oNevJeey foot Of Lbertys R. sEo Asor house nos
A 2 52 Broadway No. 10 Geenwehst and At the principal
hotels T. KICKER SupennIsneenI
LKIE KAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
500 COs n Day Sprs for Roe6..r Buf,O Salamanca Dunt
and all points West and South. 20 =. ...-,
eoA m Way Tfain daily osvle and dernediste sioua
1000 Errts, Mail for Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunhrk ana al
$50 D. m Way TTan MddIetovu and intermediate ,',.iosa
stopping only at Sterling Junction
and Of Turner'S 70 Port Jsr' Ns"oarsn ana WAT
wick.
500 D. M Wdy Tran for euSeru and intermediate stations
for Rochester Bufao, baAnAnes Dan
lrk and all points South and West
600 m Nav Traln for and intermediate ltatonl
D daily, for Rochester Bu1ao sslamaps
Dunk all West aud South BY this train sleeping coaches
will run through 70 Cincinnati without change
Also, Way Trains for Boiling Spring Pssssie and PsnTson 0s
and s:l5 m, IL and las geo 643, and nNo p n on
Wednesday nights Tbsasr Train at O'clock for sufm And inter
mediate ststionL
SUNDAY Vss-s:3o way Train for Otsvilej IL NJ spc
$50 for Paiesopi $50 Night Erfes: Tor punkrL nuF
Rochester and all points Wes! and SCUM Vp NJ
Efpress Trains ron through Dunkk and Buffalo with
change aud direct connection With all Southern ana
| Western lines.
Perfectly and Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany al
fekets can b. obtained conprys omeeEo Hl Brosdw
Depot Of Ch1nbert, Eeuio aso Long Dock Depot Jersey
| City.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31

Al Illustrated the principal suburban places on tho Line Of
Division ofth Railway has been prepared and can pe 90
ed She oee Of Company H those Wishing 70
personally the region referred TO- With the view Of t'smsnt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.
RECEIPTS.

FOR TIRE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. March co. 1858.
Bseves CoyL Yeas Sheep and Lambs swine Ioai
OF BEEF THIS WERk.
The following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight OF meat seller sinking offathat s
bullock whose quarters viii weigh cwt at 10 eents
Dound. amounts $40:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
VIZ, r. BAHR. GenertI Pass hgent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS-on and ahsr MONDAY Nov ls 1901 trains sg h5
Albany Troy connecting with Northern and Western aH' "n
leave HeN-iork a. follows -,,.,
"a m Rrprrss train via Hudou River Railroad Thirteha and
through Buso and suspension Bridge without enans
connecting Troy with trans fof SAoga hshAha oAs
ton and the North
10 m Ezpr. Hudson River Railroad connecting sAoany
With the West and At Troy With train, for The North
III m Erpre via Harlem Railroad THenJ srthst and
connecting Chatham with Western Railroad I Lsosnos
Pse Albany With Western trains and al Trey WIZ
ta,rs Tor .oga Rutland. Burlington, and the North ,
Brprss via Hutsou River Railroad eonnec,n ~
Lan trains srd Toy with trains fOT Montreal WIN
s.sepHg attached .-.. c....-
as m R1prs via Harlem Railroad, eohnssng at Chatham
with Western Rsroid for Lebanon Springs Pitsten Gc ana A.
trains Serp attached al Albany
sJp m Erpr Hudson River Railroad with sleeping ears
,he through Burao sud Bridge without change
Of excepting
Osdezsbaa witBost change via Rons W.
RAirold toBseeuon or Troy vii be @e h" Aoan1'
This trsln viii rus n Sundzvr
M m tr.o M Hudson River Railroad With ,espinges attached
eonutnE Asny With early ns for PDso ard Suspension bne
AMI At Tey usns for sAIstosA snd poiuu North - ,
viii he via Hudson River Railroad nom res iot
snd ntr eda,e ttatons leaving New orr a.
Retuuug Posghiepse sriyipg IN New YORK o
Ao Sunday Harlem Raifoad avns Forty secoD 81 AZ
NJ snI suIing Mioa $50 Returning. leaves Miller
ioa a. $50 p IN, arriving at New York at 10 m -,
N
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
BRISTOL LINE.

Id POR BOSTON, VIA BRgTOL.
For PROVIDENCE TAUNTON RBW BEDFORD CAPB COD
and all points Of railway eommunieaiob East ard North
The and splendid BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave
Pier No. 40 North RVeE foot Of CsnAst daily, Sundays
ereeIted.
Connecting with Steambost Kpres. BRISTOL arriving
time and Northern
trains from tha. city.
Tickets and obtained Ohce (No 4 and
Wsscosrs Erpress 0ce NO Pak sold and bsg
checked through the Offices Of WeseoE Express Company IN
New York; audi
Freight taken the Express Freight Bristol
al n arriving in Boston at $3.50 M. H. o. BRIGGS,
TIEHs AGENT. (,.u,rs Mana
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
TEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JuNB ,, l967.

P,pr Station New Yoi corner Twenty and Fourth
. ave- Entrance Oh TweBty s.yenhtt . f.-.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
Corporation guiit,s.


CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice is
~ hereby given to the o"usr o. owners Or oeeqpss o. ~
following been completed and lodged the
oes Board Of Assessors for examination BY all persons tefe1e
-, ,o.,
I,tPOr building ga and Shte from lotAaveuus to
and through It'll avenue with braneh In 10th - -
-Po bang 10 18th and nthseets between ID and sth
avenues with branches In 9Th avenue -. . . -.
badns 9th avenue from sSheet 70 na thfough
st,h.strcet, to 50 lee. east of 7h avenue. ....
The Limit such include all the several houses
ground aud parcels Of land situated
s-Bot sides of 1 and hsTeet from 10th havenues also
bh ,des Of lO avenue Jd h also both sdes u
iIth.svenue, from I'D TO 18th sreets -. . .-- -, I.
2-Bo and 18th from ID 10 also the
sast side Of FROM 18th 10 nth streets I.
-Boh s Of 9Th from ed to ss sfeets also tne bofth
ss both sides of S, 5th, 5th 3lh and aSth
streets 81, 70 m also the north side Of SD street. And
ooth siss Of sl,h and from 5h 70 6thsyenue.
An persons neS affected by the above named ase
meats opposed the either nen are reqle'ed
prssel writing JACOB OAkLbf Chairman
Of Re Board their oce No Chambers street base
within thirty days from the GATE VI hn noee
JACOB r.. OAKLEY J
JOHN ID. 0TT1WBLL. Board sf AssessOrs
ISAAC o. HUNT.
o., aafa n A,.ssors Nex Court Houss March 90 iees
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
SHERIFF. SALES.
Su.RIrF,s SALE.


Thomas Kennet ct al, IN Wood County
vs.. Common iIeas'
Charles II. Nibelung et al
By virtue Of an order of sale issued IN the
above cause by the CLERK Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, will oher for SAFE ~
public vendue. at the door OF the Continuously
In PerrvsbnrR Wnnd County, Ohio, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 10, 1907
between the hours Of l and 2o'clock ot salu
dav, the following described real estate, to-wit'
The southeast quarter Of section seventeen (lD'
township five tjl, north Of range ten liOl east,
containing one hundred nd sixty acres oi land Z.
Also, the northwest quarter of section seventeen
I7), township FIVE ( -, north Of range ten 90 J
asst. containing one hundred and sixty acres of
Land. Also, the east half ui TIE northeast quar-
ter Of section seven'ecn 10, township five 5s,
mouth ur range ten l0) east, containing eighty
acres of land. Also, the nnrth half Of the south
west quarter of section seventeen u !, township
five t5). north ot range ten il0) cast, containing
eighty acres Of land. Also, the south halt OF the
southwest quarter Of section seventeen (lN,
toEsship five 81. north of range ten tlOl east,
c,ataining eighty acres Of land. Also, the moth
east quarter Of section nineteen l9(, township
five 3D. north of range ten lOl east, containing
one hundred and sixty acres Of land. Also, Tie
west half OF the northeast quarter oi section
twenty l20), township five 81, North uf range
ten l0l east, ccnta nipg cightv acres Of land
CHARLES W. ENERS, Sheriff.
KENT, NEuToN & PUGsLEY. PlH's At'ys.
Perry ysburg, December le, lSGs. 34esI2 .;