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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16
We WiWSend to LDPutS free Ut ch0lOc,
FOR IL Club of 80 am. Tire 4 DOlIar s.-One

For IL Club of30 amD Three DolIars.-One
of the following articles / doz good linen shirt
fronts l set solid gold studs. All wool cassi-
mere for pants Fine white counterpane, largo
size. One elegant Bamoral skirt 20 yards
brown or bleached sheeting, good quality yard
wide. | elegant 100 picture morocco bound
photograph Album. double lens Stereoscope
and II foreign views. silver plated engraved
bottle castor. | elegant 81 k fan, with Ivory
Sandlcwood frame, feathered edge and spang-
ed. ! steel carving knife and fork, very best
quality, ivory balanced handle. | hand some
beaded and lined Parasol. - yds good print.
very fine Damask table cover. pr. best quail
ty ladies' ferGe congress boots. doz fine
linen towels. ! doz Logers' best silver desert
forks. | fancy dress pattern. doz elegant
silver plated napkin rings doz ladies' fine
Merno or cotton stockings Gents heavy chased
solid gold ring. pr. ladies high cut Bamoral
boots. elegant delaine dress pattern. violin
and bow i'll box complete. set jewelry, pil, car
drops and sleeve buttons.
For II CIub Of 30 and Five DoiIars.-l
black or colored Alapacca dress pattern. set
graved silver plated bottle revolving castor.
l beautiful writing desk. l solid gold scarf pin
81 yards very fine cashmere, for pants and vest.
set ivory balanced handled Knives with silver
plated forks elegant satin paraso, heavily
beaded and lined with silk. pr. gents calf
boots. 30 yds good print. 80 yds. good
brown or bleached ,sheeting, yard wide or 40
Morocco travelling bag. square wool shawl. l.
plain Norwich popln dress pattern. Il yds,
double width cloth for ladies' cloak. Elegant
engraved silver plated tea pot 3 yds. double
with waterproof cloth for cioaking.
For Club of o and Ten Dol ars.-1 rieh
Merino or tlibet dress pattern. pair fine Da-
mask table cloths and napkins to match. par
gents French calf Boots. heavy silver plated
engraved Ice pitcher. Very fine all wool cloth
for ladies cloak. web very best quality brown
beached sheeting. y yds. fine cashmere
for suit ! elegant poplon Dress Pattern. l
elegant English Barge dress Pattern. l beau
tiful English Darege Shawl. set ivory balanced
handle knives and forks. l ladies or gents
silver Huntlngcase watch. l Bartlett portable
sewing Machine. Splendid family Bib e, steel
engraving, with record and photograph pages:
% yds good hemp carpeting, good coiors
pair good MarseiIles quilts. l good six barrel
REMOVER. l elegant fur muf and cape. l single
barrel shot gun. ! silver plated engraved 6,
bottle revolving castor, cut glass bottles. very
fine violin and bow, in case, | set ivory balanc-
ed knives and forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the same
ratio,
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REV. PLINY II. WHITE
E. STANLEY FOX, ESQ.,,

Of Boston, Mass, will furnish us the coming year
with the fullest and most complete Reports OF
the Cattle Markets at Cambridge, Brighton and
Mediord These weekly reports will be pre-
pared expressly for us, and with an eye solely to
the interests Of Vermonters. They will be the
fullest, most complete and useful Market Re
ports published in Vermont.
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New Goods!
New Goods +! +!
Entire new stock of Dry Goods now open and
ready for sale at
STONE& FOSTERS

Here you will find full line OF Delains and
Prints,
Cheap for Cash
Here you will find full line of White Goods,
Cheap for CASH
Here you will find good assortment of Clothes
and Coburgs, &c,.
Cheap for Cash.
Here YOU will find complete line of Hosiery
for the Ladies,
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will find large assortment of La
dies and Gents Kid Gloves,
Cheap for Cash.
And here will be found Miss Morey to show
YOU large assortment of Ladies' Goods, of
STYLES too numerous to mention. In tact, we
having adopted the CAS- If SYSTEM believe we
can offer inducements to our Gust Diners that no
concern doing credit business, will or can at
ford. To satisfy yourselves, call and examine
quality and prices.
J. p. STONE,
12Sdwtf GEO. p FOSTER.
October 8. 1868.
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NA''i
T'ERMONT HUSBANDS
want The RECORD AND FARMER" and
TERMONT WIFES
want THE HOUSEHOLD Subscribe for
TIE FIRST, and We'll give you The LAST.
NOW LOOk!
See what treat is in store for those who take
CHE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER" during
1869.
REV. PLINY H WHITE, President of the
Vermont State Historical Society; CHAUNCEY
X. WILLIAMS, Secretary Of the Rutland Coun-
ty Historical Society A. L. RANKIN, Secreta-
ny Of the Vermont Board of Education: REV
PROFESSOR BERT DEXTER, of Boston. Mass.
our corresponding Editor Z. STANLEY FOX,
of Boston. Special Market Reporter; q. HORACE
HUBBARD, of Springfield, VT, Agricultural
Editor-have all been engaged for 1869.
REV. PLINY II. WHITE
Writes for no other paper IN Vermont.
His Historical Biographical and Obituary
Sketches, the articles of Mr.. White, Mr.. VIII
hams, Mr.. Cushing, and Mr.. Hagar will be copy
righted, and can be
Obtained from no other Paper achatecer.
Besides this, E. B. sherman, Esq, of Chicago,
Ill., native Nermonter, will contribute u art-
Giles, entitled "Nermonters at the West" A
gentleman IN Boston will contribute IL articles
entitled "Nermonters in Boston," 80 II of
these seri of articles will be copyrighted and
can be obtained i'll no other paper.
Vermont Farmers Ministers, Lawyers, Physi-
clans, etc, will contribute regularly topics upon
which each one is fully posted. AS announced
above,
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Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment of
the kind proof OF this can be found in compar
ing oul premiums with those of others FOR
CLUBS OF TIE SAME SIZE, in addition to
which we claim to give better goods of the same
character.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-16

COMMITTING NEW AND USEFUL.-A New
~ Era in Music. POPULAR Music at POPULAR
PRICES, Hitchcock's Half Dime Series of
Music for the Million. No. l, now ready.
Music and words of the Comic Song, CAPTAIN
JINKs OF THE HORSE MARINES" Others to fol-
low rapidly. Price cents each. Your News.
dealer has it or will get it for you. Mailed on
receipt Of price, Address
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK,
Publisher, SO Spring Street New York. 4w
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10 TO THE WORKING CLASS.

I Am now prepared to furnish constant EN-
i ployment to all classes at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new. light and
profitable Fltty cents to So per evening is cas-
lily earned, and the boys and girls earn nearly
as much as men. Great inducements are offer
ed. All who see tins notice please send me
their address and test the business for them
selves, If not well satisfied, ] will send 81 to
pay for the trouble of writing me. Full partic-
ulars sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10 cts.
Address. Il. Q. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine. 4w
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The best brands constantly on hand. a 50,
Graham and Buckwheat Flour, Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line of
good groceries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES q CROWLEY'S.
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce
Goods sold at Wholesale at the lowest possible
figure
ll3 BARNES & CROWLEY.
uho" ~, w, d., nN"NAs' st. Adams Vt.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

vvrDysr,y March oA very rainy unfvorsb
door transactions LEI alone alone ..sr. IpT live to Rsf
bh lower ON th walk sold by wholesale butchers
oBy 5l fresh cattle Moudsysl at
manage get rates Of TIA, day though there decline Of nearly
be- q this day week upon lots There feE choice
cattle se and m the best Of these nearly TIE prices Of last dnes
d obtained They least ic better 10 quality than
snyhng IN the Tar last MONDAY The Tc butchers generally pa
slight from Mondays while Wholesale butchers 81
theirs unchanged figures The extreme from l3 le
far l5c In addition cattle National ards
were e over Monday was lively
likely emsn unso 1t viii be borne mind that the supply Of
The popeiors Of the National Yards Messr Asrton butcher
pushing ovi the Yards at WeehawkeD and hope have
oSiy Of anosding but Of fssie!ysris on a large scsls
sone Of the transactions Of to-day are the folOwugi
G. To sold ~ good ILL., steers for Wood Gillespie q wt at
baton Ryan, for McDouss ls Canada O1,n strong n vt at
T. c. Esman the Yards They belonged
County led them Rated G cvt brought ls a Adorh
Le91ar took fnr Of The tops swt at ic Mr. Eastman also
W. Thompson Coon Hosbury IS good y cvs H. steers at
l5Q7c 81 mixed st cwt Texas steers at l314c and 50 mountn
r. Gof for Brock Bogsrt SO H. steers strong cwt Z. 6c
Williams sold CO pair q cwt Illinois steers for Brock Boseri
eed Wheeler run out lO2 fair to good Ohio steers Isl
l7c and 81 for W Crabe Ohio cattle Of u cwt fat AZ l6c
uey sold H. r. Smiths drove Of liz medium cwt H. steers at
Cary for scdondge Co. 81 uneven Pennsylvania of
az owt, common TO prime at "a! al7c ., .
Hesey Co. out so Indiana steers Of u wt fair very good At
Sheep are not peasy-ony 2 today sher go Yesterday SILL
the dead markets @ aud BUYERS out touT To force
' eo2eesons Of td ID have to he made but IS he stock cost
Tery transfers reported Five 60 join
&C. Iri.oj. ons
SIC d. lO ~ S9 each 81 head q b 7c and &c do 100
80 cy. Ss ,ys & ysis offs cars Live tOy
tersT Prices range from lOsc lllcone car OHIO o 70 tel
boust e tdsv Win western dressed - 1850 Three cars Of the
latter brough l3e, being freshdre'ssd Chicago hos"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

-
1.,.. =. n.o.rov rDornine at No 81 Broaas" Tlo Tno
~ : ~, ~ . ,o dealers from lOa NJ 70 - NJ,
,oo,.r oaIl OF stocks VIII be from u ~ - 9, rard 70
a h,laUs of the Associauon -, ,e
W .-roo,,or of business are the SAm0 -
old Boards. ,,.a and st. Paul Railway
Inc 10y ., erst week in March wefe' oso,,
OomP"N' N SEQ 1863 s90SOV .o5,tior
"o1, ,, is the weekly statement OF 'no
Of the Boston banks; ,, . -, ,te- Ranks. sI3 O51s
Cspta SoeE'''' 0l f5 other Bauks as is $50
spese lO9d59i2 Cirenlation ,rar
5 transactions at the Office Of the Assistant s1o
are receipts for;Customs s5sSoOo for gou c
ooo total receipts $i3OS24 O5; total pay
balance, &s6,s322SS Os. ,,o,rr,on Pa
animal meeting Of the stockholders CT le %
oec Railroad held in this city today was od At
.loot aireotors in consequence OF an hJunc'o' s,t
tho ,nsHgatlop OF Mr James Fisk Jrp VINO i deliver
a,a oc,i,st the Company to compel thelu ~ rrho
s,ooI to him which he claims to have
,,o e,,,1lv adjourned until tOmofro" .,. .,,a
-, dosDito action 1t is, however -. len
"a nirectors will be reelected Win one " 1ooIs NJ
,,ors The President has reappoh'eu go" ,.,r,,ie
~ ~ This CITY and Jesse Miller NJ - VI a., 11orris
and appointed Mr. Price, late NJ - VI 49,, 1oto Aid
S,Iohsotts .,.S and Capt Webster OF Illinois i"'o
de-Camp TO Gen Grant, 10 HI s'n0
Government Directors ,.u,ovs.
e ~ ,o1l.et throughout tho week eh ehoi.E tiSt MjSn
,ouCht has been characterized bY ~. IN en Toterally
ity and the supply Of loanaole the market is now
3,oesd some baukerS claiming lnal nv nv Vrter Opite
GeeTtdseu SUI t,,an m any time during the Nlutel' & S
irSS number OF private captulstS We rSitIdrayn
TONED TO keepuga liberal 8", snTnus funds IN real
thelt oHI6 bas caused decrease IN the oepoS' "a
feyfral or the DauA7'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ponr OF SRwloag....-.................liars1l .liars1 10

PORT OF SEwIoRg.....~............ .Nareh To-
CLEARED.
oos ,t. Roberts Se; Rcbeeca cydc oHhs' ~iaOs
toni gHgre pio. PacS As51a1' aa11as, San Francisco.
Barks-Eaka Holloway aus; Kate Crosby Crosby Bristol
, BAH Coma Hamilton BEGda Lord Careadoa Lavender
Bds,-Npha werbaysu 81, John P. Rs Frank c'rl BastO.
caeaa Mari Oliver Cow e'e belle belle 4 The Bay N0ye' ladf
ScbrsSusan Wright Mount. Gsorgetorl, GeoEs Brown.
s Charleston; D. Bseoss Cocor Gal,es.oni Crsalaer
Pumo Bsmoe Re6eeea lore1e heh Havana, Nlres flsa
son aaurs iris Riters' Baroadoes and L4sra c T. Moody
Abbott Para,
Steamship G Of Byo'yD Sos"l Sroos' Liverpool Feo a. '
steamship le Partridge Galveston Mreh and hes West March
Bark Bark ERL Bose Fosse Cobey aud West Of Africa
Fss I6n waeflsF Bristol Jan yi1 Lundy Island jan iron
Bark Lampighter, Baker, Savannah li days. mise.
Brig Kitty cob1u, WILSON, Trieste Nov 8. Via Gi0rnia Dee a. eur
Big Ti5sr Heating Mlk River Jam "a days. ospool
Bug Carmus, Caters, Cas,eiiauiare, 50 DAYS frait
Brig Sea Bels & &Mi.@s iais = days sugar AMI 'o'''es
ScGf. Frank Walter COrsOu lnlianola, Texas, 1da'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLNEss HoLE March aAred brig Marco Polo NewYork foi
Halifax scrs Freeman for Ioyi9eeeun gee,e Hash
wensroth Ph.ielPha fo csli Elsard IL Fber PhIsdspM.
for Boston S1'Tss @ Ssarsr Tor Salem % lazy D. Ss
Girsr Boston for Savannah sailed brig Hattie Eaton hAh o
cChf.t GeosstoSn for Benst saoS Poiiaa & BslSOrs
n Miller Boston for Philadelphia Starlight Calais for Ne~lohi
BCTos March lGArrve s6p Kpss.hsr rOm Lnerpoei bark
R f o% 81 jo6a. Hattie s.o SsSYert Ss Sc Red
soa Ada Herbert Emms latham, aud Massachusetts, hom Nsufo
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuETysTowS Marea @-I2e steamship CITY Of As.srP & o. na ,Ss
sodsy oisp "" ''''- '''''' ''' ''' ''' ''''''
DISASTERS.
ship Newton from Yarmouth Me- recently weAed
Sarsa On % SG a aId lS9 sG Sfis & s" belonged 70 hat po
nAvASA March ioThe Bht.b hr Princes, Of Was RON sn
Bahia, Honduras,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
Proposals.
CoytHsggsr HtgBoR WORK At 0svEGo, n. Y, }
UEiTID srArEs EYGNEFR OFFICE 40. 9l PgAsLsr.,

GnyFREgTsr HtgBOR WORK At OsvHGO, n y }
UsITID STATS ESGiSEFR oFTiCE 10 VI PSAsL,r'(
NOTICE TO CTORS.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS duplicate for furnishing and delivering maternal
f5r doing u buiug the g. i1 et Pier running
b1rle from the Lighthouse At 0seo ~ y will be received 81 s
sedrc,d % the 1Bdsgnsi until o'clock uoou oi ae Hh
MATERIALS REQUIRED.
65 7 Wrought Iron material much - NAV he
q1rsi a,sel three items, yiL; Item l. Drn Bot Ben ~
Wsshs- BG Item III SpkeL Zach eI " be OI and
''- W " LABOR TO De PERFORMED.
Cus l. 81 2as e1be feet mach m,T be re9Tred
CRIB Framing Psatag BolE &C. oeo" w' "ol 10 be ol 'lo
Item m 2, e cubt feet or - much NAY b required Framing
PAtrr Bong &C. supentTacus to bs BID aud paid for By The
t ri cs7 cords O?a cubic N,i or may bs required
of oae furnished and the EorE 10 b. bd and PAID ' BY
is iv Reaov. ofnnshI o' deposits boElsr' Oh timber. aud
pAag ouutaca r cribs 10 be BID Aui paid br By 'le cubic
ysd
B Of sa,, pthooi covering al tie hsR ota class will
sltv hy two rer,arI or psr, accompany ,'h bh hi
III be goo tui the slhccly Of ne glaros must
certified United Satss Dstet Attorney Collector o. 'a'y
ofthe UIti States Gosumen or resPonAoe P-T'h
Bo G n. ih'a psos.ues contract viii bs sIeutei 10
ts tired ~ The uudsgre Snf no bouss 1
be accepted whose fIAley rot pf0ita 10 'He u" ' "
C.st e. ts sTued bonds executed a, y April 1900
delivered ard labor commenced BY TIE lsi 0i nay ''s
Pier 10 te hlishei BY The st of December lttb ri, , -
lfrmtou MAJ be obtsuei ~ 70 NaH W
rr8, this oco between the h0ur oi II m rd
u uut hs 71 DAY o NAeh 1882 aut - 10 Class A. eArr per
By mail f1r Of Specifications
- EItei 90 blanks furnished rom ils
ons Application each bidder must submit eth TIE d the ni
cs iso b. ieisnl' to r'e "'h s'ii,nes 10 W
'-''''' Rrsv,t Brgsl. General ssjor ~ Rngnesrs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

nominal, Pal, to Good Refining I2lae Refined are Cat at about III
Ol8c. for HsrdG ~ 49,. p,l A isa lelc In
hhdS and - ~. a.u.rd a f51fIele for Clo-
Timothy. ROngh Flax SEED sohte hu nIIn az
market for Calcutta Luseeu u N'' @N'
dull: we quote 90 80 gold t,, .,lss - n ooo n a
lldIIic closing at III kdll}O. , ,oo -. -.
IsKYTbs market is and unchanged; sales Of 100 bba at
0sl09ic. and small ot tpeclal oIuei HUN N' s''' Nv
outeuou 10 he market however
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ItsSSls and AdtirOddG
lb FUuE G213 bush. Nhest'
70 2s brsb Corn 9GO bush Oats seed bush
Beam, bags Meal lO L Guide Petroleum, 26io hh Re-
fuel Ptr0erm Spirits Tuprue e22 hbls Tar ia bhs
Pitch 924g bb Rosn 80 hS PORK l66 vs Cut Meats 70 pTS
Lard Lard SO p rs Ashes 2l55 pks Bitef 2o pRs
Cheese pigs Tnow IS pkg Lard oil l6 Dressed Hogs on
lkc on cake 50 bbs WHISKY l162 hb Egss. lt3 bales Wool. 30
bales Hors Leather 1856 nos Oi ds aud has Hides
no bids Tobacco Tobacco 500 bags Cotton seed
261 pag. Rice. 30 boxes Starch l17 bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
grg GOODS.

NORSETS and SKIRTS-WhalebOne, only 81;
~ As, French In style at reduced prices
a Embroees stamped Yokss and bands Thmmiugs for under
garments ELGERS Nos $50 aud 81 Doaiway hueeuib'
NFME. DEMOREST's EMPORIUM Of FASH
tk IONS Rooms 500 Broadway. Plain and elegantly
trimmed Patterns Of ell the ,psnll novelties now 10 vogue Tor ladies'
and chdss The spudl Spring Mammoth Bulletin Of
Fashions with SICd patterns ready Price $3.50 Mailed free
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
THE STATE or TRADE,

Toypov March lOll mCousos 81 g2l for money snd
02i m United States FveTweuv bonds Quiet 81 &l
Stocks 0pet Ere 2l Illinois Atlantic aud Great Western s
Lrseed Oh; so IS .
LvFroot March lOli The Cotton usrfd quist At
the foovnr quotations: Md1uC Upau1s 1874 hdtng orleans
l2j The shipments RON omlay 70 the 6 inst uce the
last report $1,000 bales Cora W per quarter ior Od Mixed
Western. aad % for New DO. -,
LONDON March lNi m,Vnied States Fye'Iwehy Bonds Ws
Stocks steady; Erie 24l Illinois stt ...-...
LoSpoN March 10! p mCorsoll close 81 gdti toJ nonry
the United Satt FrelWtn bolls easer
al stocks quiet; Ere 2ft; Illinois, %. ,,
March Ofi mTle Cotton market closed dnl aud
prices draed fraction; Mjihrg Up.srd, l2a2Li hd4ns
orleans I2Gl2l Sales o. the day 5000 h,le& California 0e
Do per GENITAL TuTpenrue 81 . per cUt - 49,.
IoNDoS March 0Taow, ~ cwt ltseed on Az ~ per 'aa
Sugar 80 fr No u Dutch Stads ON l1e 'o arc
- 9 f1f co afoat. Calcutta Lnsced 81 bd53.. 49,
ASlvEr March lUPeocum el,!er a 5.t r STANDARD Nl'e'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE IrSIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANfs boNSs
sre first mortgage upon one OF the longest Ines "a
ronroad in the world. The amount VIII oe less 'h'''
cor ooo nor mile The earnings from local pusi'ess
o,,er norton of the road last year were over nVe
roiIIior dollars and after its completion carry ths
,ooson the immense through traffic OF the racine
Ststes will increase this sum to fifteen or twenty
millions The payment of both interest ana pllclp"I
of the bonds in gold is, therefore perfectly sure
Tho present HIN price Of Governments oilers
favorable Opportunity sell and to reinVeS'l N oo,u
eouqgc safe and more valuable on account OF INC
prer neriod before its maturity. The eTch0Rge w"
,o,r nay proft Of from ten to eighteen per cent AZ
fine issue of these bonds will soon cease parties "O
desire to invest are invited to make ther suusCIIp
tons at once. They will be received aV tue SoI'-
rapvs Office. No 90 Nassau-st; and by John o. CisoO
&, Son No. 80 Walst; and by banks ana bankers
GENERALLY. A pamphlet, with full particulars sent
free On application
TIE FlRsr MORTGAGE BoSDs of the RocKFoRD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
nav both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
,st Feb. and 1st Aug-in GOLD CON, free of Govern
ment tax.
A limited amount only Of these Bonds may be had
At par and accrued interest in currency, Of II. Il,
BooDY Treasurer, No 12 Wall-st, or of Henry
C1zys g. Co., Bankers. No 50 wall-st.. New York.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
p,pv R.NE-For the safe-beepinp and protection
from fire and burglars Of Securities of all kinds, in
GLIDING Bonds Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Da-
monds. and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tioDal Park Bank in their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most pertecT
attainable security has been reached and at an ex-
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers VIII take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
vrys pAcKAers FOR TINE pRFss.

Carans auc pure arriving st ls por' 'fe fees %
the Ven York Asr t Press oHg %
persons erhitBg Ntten sar Of J. \" noto1 oenerai
tpt News psskaQes Journal Of l r Iiasc iKiBvNE.
TrosIF Saa 4. Pros EeaigJ i0, t0mnt q irr'i, 2tiai
sifYrl JCuTGt At- '"'Ai'F s-o'
ge delivered ouY 70 the same persons
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
WEDNESDAYS NEAIlER REPOET-9 > a

MINIATURE ALMANAC 20.
gsU .ss ... 6:i9 6O Noon r'es'''' ~
| H.GH TTIis DAY. oon
S,rd, HOOK. 65 Govs llu.... 9S e Haie'''''' '
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MisnHHni0as.

~l--~
-,.,--,..r,,,IoN TApSCOTT's BRANCH EMIL
EAu .S5 ExCHGNGR AdkRCY KEMOth ~ ron % ~ no1a
v ohA oht. od osee Of TAPSC0TI BaOl llhr. ~
DoDGE & oGii oGGiii,crAorcn.as OF
PINE LUMBER
,r,cu NOS so AND 81 wALL.sTo NEWI0RA'
GREEAAb w ,p,o,p Brothers Co.'S BuidnE)
.,r0y TRADE oBpo't' H'rdie HOuis Wll'n'p'rl r'a'
SUcT1 GLORIA MILLS B,Os lnl'' Province ion''H''
NCIU,I ,rruRFR: ChilHsquaqus Mills, Penn. -
PINE BIZ YIRD fool Of GrssusIt Phadslph rssn vn
LuMBEE AND TlsB'A IL CANADA nm '''0-.'.,,.
..,pts LOADED AT ElTHkR OF THE ABOVE rOhls
EIpDJyGRE. CUTLERY, EDGE, COOP
AaRs sni TuRPENTsE TOOLS TRUSS n9qFS & ST spS sS SO
EhSbsTn Wesier aud Cuban trade At O. D. LII iL > 10 70
10 ihe h..sn Gold and Clft east Of Broadway catalogues
at,,spisd on sppheAuon. --------------------
WELOCIPEDEs.
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
III, s,, an order for 500 to 5000 VBLOClPLDhs size Of
-, isto 40 inches" for BOYS address .o n-,
Nhs'' CALYIH WITTY no tss bIoAa@Ay n, !, -
7XTENTED-AbOut 100 tuns of good second
w baa RAILROAD IRON ys6g fem % 10 ~ PG91gs pt5 NV
,I,,s SOUTH MANCHESTER bhhNSh hALpnVAyg sontnNi
seat nsDtbeIisF, Conn u " NnA'S'' ''"''s''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
SlrOftssional Rotins.

u u. HAMMOND, NJ D., the Specialist has
Ne RlrURNED from France Oce and Residence No ~ fileh
si between Second and Ihirtayes Send for particulars
nR. +. b. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
- may consulted person BY letter at bis once
No 20 LIagtonve Of East ghtbSL OAs bours
hom 10 =. N. an !. n. Coa,ulis.on fe.
IRRITABLE BLADDER, caused by Piles,
Structure Infant sursby frequent identity Of symptoms Of
the two d'ss' Lecture to bis s6rge,l Class BY EDWARD H.
DIXON ~ D. Esr of The HApe Fee No. g. laeois %
Boz No 32 OGSs ko fon to o. Ito spd to 9 t'sg a.
No. a Finh.Na r
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
THE MARKETS.
lcar,folly reported for Tm Tmagyr |

tCsreiniy reported i0T THg TRlBrER .-.
ASHES-The market frn but guet ses oi2l bOA a. ~ '3
81 foT Pots and S9 ~ n 80 25 for Pearls
CoTTNTbere h desire operate to-day the
has been c0DC 90 lots
u Meet notye wsut This uryobe foreign sdvicts lss bad
depe e5eet prices Of ic closing sales q LIZA
No. ncupg 49 10 srnuc % spectators. and ~ 20 eIpcts
sd sles log Mi8ng March 28e ard 30 d. 'or
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
OYgicE oTTnS OWrHEE hlSiN0 coz =.

No % EYCHANGE PLACE NEW iOhK, March l5b9
rENTF ANIMAL, MEETING Of STOCKHOLM
Pg Of tie OWYHRE MINING COMPANf, VIII DO he'd a. Tue
oTs Of e COuD,ny No 81 KIbangs place k.fiok Wy On Iuei
y March 10 1859 Or the election Of Trustees ana
u olh buaess legally come before ihe meeting me ro'
SILL eiste Al IN W ", HAkI hNlln bfcitlhy'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
5inantiaI.

O,rl.y PIrTsBuECB Poar WAYHE, IyD CmCleO knLwATl
CoxPAsY. PIrrsBrfCH. Ieb %. 1909
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock ana ana
K pordbo'iers ~ the PITTeBURGH. fOKf WAYNE, AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY VII be held 81 bs once oi hs
Compsay 10 tie City olrttburgh At 10 O'Clock ~ o. nkpNE
nay March M ig se purpose Of bearing AM confdtng he an
sgs report ~ Board u Directors aud i ils ese1on Of tle mem
t. oIte Board M four years IN pe Pie o
'-''' ~ ~ 81. HCfCHlEBOS. secrsi,rr