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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

Timothy SeedI ~
Clover and Red Top-any quarity, at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

A FEW MORE
"a OF those handsome Music Binders, can
bind sheet music in one minute, Just reed,
and viii be sold UeTT cheap, at ADAMS
Book and Music Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

b officers OF the Association pledge them
salvest that ne utmost fairness shall b nsed
IN the managementand in the distribution,
that the articles are all Of genuine worth and
rs represented. that the title to the real es-
tate Is indisputabl9, andthat all The personal
In readiness and delivered Immediately af
ter the drawing Furthermore the Treasurer
binds himselftn case anything should occur
to stop the progress Of the enterprise and the
drawing does not take place, That the money
paid for certificates viii be repaid at the
Hardware store Of W. Z A. J. Packard,
Youngstown. Ohio.
All letters containg remlttances addressed
to A. ]. Packard, Treasurer. Youngstown.
Ohio win meet prompt response and certih-
Gates OF shares WIN be forwarded by return
mail. Address letters OF inquiry, &C, a.
above or to the Secretary.
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Flour.

At way down prices at the Island Mills and
at their Feed store on Market Street.
Mar. T,-u- RUSH HAMILTON.
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Window Sash.

-Four % light window sash-sxlo glass; Il
good order, VIII be sold cheap for cash. Ar
ply at this Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

Fresh Roll Butter for 20 Cents Pound
Amt half as cheap as McLain Is selling
Boots and Shoes, two doors south of Smiths
Corner. 1 sr feb. 2-t[.
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Look BEFORE Yon Buy.

DUHHCNS anu HuNo'
For the next thirtydays, regardless ofcost
at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Town Lots for Sale.

Town Lots for Sale.
number OF fine building lots convenient
TO business. Inquire OF the subscriber at
I Trumbun National Bank.
Dec. Left ]. S. EDWARDS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

Country Dealers
viii find It to their advantage to buy thei
flour ut PA1MORS.
Jan l3-3m.
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NIX GOODWIN, the best trotter IN the
West. He has lately trottsd in Akron, Ra-
VIENNA and Youngstown. Ohio, andinJames-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

We are Closing Out!
Ladies Furs, double n single Shawls in
beautiful patterns, regardless Of cost
GUNLEFINGER & BROTHER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

Pianos and MelOdeonsi la>
at GRETER's MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

BAY Ton. Trotter; a hne young blooded
horse, can be made to 90 his mile In 80 or
less. won his first race in Youngstown Drf-
wing Park, in the fall of1S68. Valued at $50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

WILD TURKEY. Trotter; time, 20: has
made his mile in less; has won several IA
ces; il we'll known In eastern Ohio, and wes-
stern Pennsylvania. Valued at 81
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HORSES.

Six celebrated blOoded horses, PAGERS and
~trotters, all OF whom have won purses. and
al perfectly souzd and in good condition
They are:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

GRAY EAGLE, can pace his mile IN IN
His biggest race was In Pittsburgh, in 1855.
LIST heat &2Z. ID heat 2zZ. heat &241<-
It'll c &2IX. and 9Th heat rs. Since that
he has made better time, and Is considered
the best PAGER in this part Of the country
Xaiued Mt 81 so
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s Teachers Wanted.

d UBBER GOODS.
II Balls, Dolls, Combs. Rattles, Toys ofall
KINDS in Rubber, hat are made, just reed
at ADAMS Book Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

Five on Liberty street Formerly HOlmcs
road and Rayen avenue, in the northwest
quarter OF the city, fewr rods from b cleve-
and & Mahontng RI depot They are des-
Of Liberty street and Rayen avenue, Is OF
two stories, has one CRATE. contains three
rooms below and two above, papered, and
2 8 a 4 on Lf-srty street are OF three sto-
RES, each has two crates; stze oflots, No. Us
81 feet mont By El deep, No. 8 Is Is front by
80 deep, MOI Is ~ front IS feet rear. ll9Z
north side, and So south side on Pine street
No. 5 on Rayen avenue tsoftwo stories. with
our rooms below and two above, and cellar
kitchen. Lot - front by 122 deep. Valued
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

Guitars and TiOlins
at GRETERs MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

HONEST JANE can trot hermile In less than
24a. Has won several important racesJn
this part OF the country, has 3 wide reputa-
ton. Valued at $500. @ q
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DRY GOODS-Twenty-eightdres patterns
Of Black. Purple, Plaid, Striped, Drab. and
other eolored Silks, Merinoes, Poplins, Win
seyS Earteeans. &c, froDS sac tSS5; Paisley
ing. Hearth Rugs, Counterpanes, Sets Furs,
Collar and Muff so to Sl60; Piano covers, La
&c Curtains and handkerchief Lace Col
lars, &C.
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OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
WARRES, OHIO, March 10 iSos. J
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QUEEN EMMA Trotter; time. 20: known
in fheS Southern part OF the stale asthe Hee
mare: Sire Abdallah Chief; age six years,
perfectly gentle, and one Of the most prom
ising young mares in the country. Valued
at $1,000.
PIANOSs-Two splendid eight octave, made
BY thenaost cele6rafed manufaetursrs sad
ued at 500 each.
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DWELLING HOUSES AM Ions.

These consist OF Ten new frame houses,
nicely painted outside and inside, and In
Five on Scott street In the northern part
Of the city, and but q few rods from Wick
venue. the Fifh avenue or Euclid street OF
the city. into which Scott street runs At
right angles. They are Of two stories and
above, on lots my by one hundred and eigh-
ty feet. and viii be fitted mp for gas early in
the spring, or as soon as pipes can be laid
along Scott street, being already extended
rent for eQ50 nar annum-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

WASHING MACHINES.-I0 Dexter Wash
shing Machines, Improved. the best ever
invented, and the only machines that do the
work thoroughly without tearing or iniu-
ring the clothes they ale universally rec0n-
mended wherever tried. Value 50 each
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GIBBONS. lteo Mt
Fresh Roll Butter for 20 Cents a Pound
Amt hal rs cheap as McLain IS selling
Boots and Shoes, two doors south of Smiths
Corner. feb. Str
n 81 81 % -
The attention OF our readerr is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of lhis paper.
This valuable Medicine Is recommended
by all who use it. Read the certificates.
Jan 70 loOs.-gn
Fresh Figs,
sins, Can Fruits, Jellies, &c, at ]. 7. CAMP
BELLS, Main st.
Millinery at Cost!
From the present date till the opening Of
spring styles, all our goods will be sold at
cost, comprising Hats, Bonnets, and thin
ali on right away. Come, see and be con-
Jan 5.tf Mrs. POTTER & co.
Guitars and TiOlins
at GRETERs MUSIC STORE.
We r Closing Out!
Ladies Furs, double and single Shawls in
beautiful patterns, regardless OF cosk
GUNLEFINGER & BROTHER
Pianos and MelOdeOnsi
at GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
BOnnets and Hats!
For the next thirty days, regardless ofcost,
at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Look Before YOu Buy.
Those who want ts save from fifty cents to
one dollar On a barrel Of hOur x91ld 10 ven
Jan. Is, lS69-3m.
New Music
And Violin strings. at
CRITTERS MUSIC STORE
Country Dealers
VIII find it to their advantage to buy their
flour at PA1MOR'S.
Jan lS-Sm.
A Large Stock
Ofth best selected brands Of -four con-
stantly on hand at Grocery and
Jan lS-Sm t-A .-t-.s1E
Tannery for Rent. e.
Enquire of McLain & Ward.
WARRES, O., Dec, le-tf
Town Lots for Sale.
\ Number Of fine building lots convenient
TO business. Inquire OF the subscriber at
Dec. is-tf j. S. EDWARDS.
.
Window Sash.
-Four % light window sash-sxlo glass; In
good order, viii be sold cheap for cash. APP
ply at this offics.
PlOWs, PlOws, PlOws.
The best steel Flows in market at d. II.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
Wassen, May 1, ls6S-n 400
Dried Blackberries,
2Se, Whortleberries for sc, Peaches 2Oc,
Sweet Corn 2jc, Crack Corn Sc, Pearl Barley
I2c, at ]. T, CAMPBELL'S Main st,
| We Hnra
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Millinery at Cost!
From the present date till the opening Of
spring styles, all our goods will be sold at
cost, comprising Hats, Bonnets, and thin
accessories. We are determined to sell them
all ofand right away. Come, see and be con-
WINGED.
a 6-tf Mrs. POTTER & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS


A variety OF miscellaneous articles all or
worth and value. The total number Of Rrti-
Giles to be distributed Is fourteen hundred
and no article Is Of less value than five dol
lars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE
so YEAR Z PER CENT BONDS.


The railroad connecting Louisville and Nashville,
Kentucky is with its branches 3G7 miles in length.
The cost of the road and equipment has been $751;
2SGOOO Its bonded debt is but $23c4OC0. Its stock
pays eight per cent dividends, and the Company has
never failed TO meet all liabilities at maturity
The road has been in successful operation many
years. and is doing large and steadily Increasing
business. The Income account for the fiscal year
ending Goth Of June, 1862 stands: Gross Earnings,
g. ISL 1Ss IS; Expenses $l,Si9iGl 70; NET EARNINGS,
ST. O3l ,G76 76. The INCREASED EARNINGS of July,
August and September, 1862 over those OF the cor
responding months of 1868 were slGl, 7lS a..
To obtain funds for purchasing other lines which
will add largely to the value Of its entire property,
and 10 retire the present indebtedness of sSOOO at
maturity. the Company has executed a mortgage to
James Punnett and Junius b. Alexander of the city
of New-York as Trustees, upon its entire lines of
road with all its rolling stock, property franchise,
and income, to secure the prompt payment OF ITS
bonds for eight million dollars These bonds are for
one thousand dollars each, payable thirty years from
LIST of April 1868 and bear per cent interest.
The coupons are payable April and October, at the
Bank of America in New-fork.
These bonds are first mortgage upon the present
road, which has cost over Fifteen Million Dollars,
and whose net earnings are now double the entire
interest obligation it wOuld assume.
The mortgage will be for an unusually small pro-
portion of the value or income of the property and
we, therefore, uaQualfedy recommend these bonds
TO investors as in all respects rst-cass security.
1t is the purpose of the Company TO issue. Mt
present, only small portion of It's Bonds secured
under this mortgage. which we are now authorized
70 SELL in lots to suit purchasers, at ninety and ac
crued interest j. b. ALEXANDER x Co,
No 10 Nassau.st., \. Y.
john J. Cisco IL Son.
No 80 Wall-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

CoFFEERn steady and the has attracted
% attention ih- trades sales Of l2c' sgs At m eg1r,s Uher
Aus IL ~ bays Lsgnsyra private
EtR MkAls-slur market fr
tr prtrs the low grades 5dln pNtr; MEDIUM
Irregular sluost BILE.
nj. Al IS Suprhne States b1G IS h
- aa 80 Fancy StAts ~ 5d ~ % grades Of
N,.,ru rs Hd - 6l hT good choice Spung Wheat kI
tras ~ Tor Mtnrsuta Aui Iowa EKass rs 25 10 IS for Cr
h,,,us - 81 Shipping Hoop,
- .09 10 o ~ 5UQ ~ - m FAMILY dn IS Is
$50 Ah"T NHr Nhrat State and Western 80 53G - ~
r White Nbrat SedSi 81 o fWiv rs 9oa 90 ~ for
N ~ Gle 80 Und ~ 81 ponh'e 904 30 -
Ga trnia Orrguu faut
,.n southern fur n fair ower prces; sales Of
200 rs ga - ~ t orinr good Bluno~ sud
t.urty ~ ndrb % tr ktra Groga and Virginia 81 oa 80
L,f d ~ a"d ~ EaFa MsYsni All Delaware. aud
~ fa,u,T dVdo Floor AMI very dui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co, Bankers No IS Nassau
st. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswcgo Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds Of the Montgomery and
Euaula Railroad Endorsed by the State of Alabama;
First Mortgage s per cent Bonds of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Bonds Of the City
of Oswcgo 10 per cent Bonds of Platte County Mis-
souri, 7per cent Land Grant Bonds of the Union
Pacific Railroad, end some prime 10 per cent cur
rency bonds.
Theattention of investors is invited 10 these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard To them
will be furnished upon application to the agents of
fering them for sale.
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oi280 hbls and nor, pl,,t,
Aes Of 4Ol bbl 81 6Gk4 65 for lriaE N-fo 81 IS n,
Jerse Buiwhes Flour Is dali add Leass y lvo M
a PaneV xJBo0Si ~
FkkiGiTS hh. 10
2UJ bales 5l6 and Gl hos In,
bark chartered With 35 ops MLvst o. ChaBnel ana
American bark Lisbon With 1900 UI. Wheat ,sI
Stsyes private terms
GRAIN-Ne have bad market for Wheat
prices have declined but the close hrr teasss spus
tue demand chiefly ih"uyh Miller.
freely; \
No Chicago spring 81 O7QSlts fur No do and At csc
81 2ld IS for No Milwaukee, the later TOT ID
Tor Red Westerns 81 3ldsi 80 for Az nI ~ ~ IS for
Amber the latter 81 3Jd 81 for
y for Amber DO Bars heavy Qurt sas II
bush ia I'll p6 T ordinary site O,u
stronger speculative the ,a.s
bush 6UG5l for Unsand As Ubio western ca
6Ie White 6 ~ ant Ssuthsfa
Ja65c. but quiet; sales 2aO al : o3a 81 Is
for rstern TO- Jersey q better
aud qate active; demand sprcatr ch-hf for
adei the sales 10000 bush At '6d 20 for Dssp ABd Ia.
s"uud New Mixed l0a IL Western 81 "a
a 81 lSi. DO Yellow H. aud jersey yellow II
COMPARATIVE AEwhoHk And
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

On
TIM COuSf or MONTE CRISTO. By Alexander Dumas New
ana beautiful edition With elegant Illustrations Price VI /" 10 paper
cover, or ~ IS 10 cloth. - ,,.., - -, a.
TTb WANDERING JEW. BY Eugene Sue With hrv.eghi "
New and beautiful edition Price 81 !" paper 0"' "
TEN THOUSAND A YEAR BY Samuel C. Warren Price VI %
10 paper cover; OF So cloth. --.---,
Books for sale by al Bookseller or H DC 'e' PV
PAID receipt of price by she publishers
Il. Is. PETERSON &C. BROTHERS,
lnR CnRNTNuT.ST. PHILADELPHlA. pa
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SEBDS-Nothng Of moment dOsg GAl SEEDS pre' sfe tbe
nonal There Moderate business In Calcutta L1e al e. 40
81 e2l gold
SEAkIN-The n,rtet ooutuues r With good tsHfnj ss %
81 pEgA Al l7tQ l1c IN hhls ahd Ia ale IN tee
iALLOw-Ths market steady NTH lar Business '', Of 3"<
n tbs0llc
WIISKY-The mske, Il l unsettled prices AoE is'h's b..
huless doae AZ the concessions sales Of 80 raN ..
NJ L
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THE MARKETS.
fC,rmlly reverted Tor The TKlSrSE,

fCsrtially rpoIted Tor The TEIErSE
MoNnAf. Nov a 1873
ASgs-rhe demand moderate for POS but Ni light receipts
p,.. ar. arm az a. Pearls dell and nominal
CuTToNThs hrn rather slow all day snd prices have
rather hravv tone In the ahsebrs IL
domestic forrgHt Of z47 bales (3U
49, ,,rnusl s for consumption, aud
Jl1 nraton For anre delivery 100 bales November. zsic
9 Dee hsr gll do abe TO- January se and 100 March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

the South and West and considerable amounts been
ordered and will be shipped during the present wck
Sterling Exchange firm at quotations: London, GO
days. lO9alO9i; London. sight. lcos@IO93i London
tprime commercially so days. OsiGiOSi PARIS long 5iSb
a5I7t; Paris short, 5l5a 0515; Antwerp. 6lsla5lst
SWISS 5ls1a5lsI; Hamburg. S5saS6 Amsterdam 4os@
ICi Frankfort 4Osa40i Bremen, 7slS1sE; Berlin 7la
97lt
The transactions OF the sub.Treasury to-day as
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CPIELHAGEN's NEW NOVEL.

THROUGH NIGHT TO LIGHT.
Novel Translated BY scbsr De yer. Usrn 'h Probe
matte Charsuera" "a
PROF. RAPHAEL PUMPELLYS NARRATIVE
ACROSS AMERICA AND ASIA
MOTHS OF A FIVE YEARS JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD
AND A RESIDENCE IN ARIZONA. JAPAN. AND CHINA By
RAPHAEL Pumpe Profeor Harvard University and sometime an
ia Engineer tie eupoy " the Chinese aud japanese GoTeTnnens
Roya gvo With Maps sti Illustration IS
LgYPOLDT HOLT 45 Broome't, SeSiorl
VHARACTERS-LIVIN aud DEAD; Por-
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the Bari Dsby Charles H. o. BasDi Articles on The Tehps
nen Living Ghot Salem WitcbeR JeytAAhs Daughter Oar
RIpsreBee, The Holiday, What they sugEi; Serious Pun
Shanghai and Il, Shipping Ra, the staples huse etc. IhE
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR DECEMBER SeW'nsn ba'sit
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Nth 99ublitations.
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A MEXICAN H0GRAPHlC CO."
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WINTER IN FLORIDA.-The thousands
N FLORIDA before going there vii ind
this Just thug whether they uvSi tourists 'po'|eu Of
seeking home away cold Winters 10 delightful cline Bsaou
fully illustrated The Bookstores have H. Price 81 rs by mall
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together With fashionable STATIONERY OF uutu
A. the elegant
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DRICES REDUCED.
With view supply readers Of Tvs TRBUSs With Mr.
rs Autobiography have Purohlsed the stereotype plates 81
b. Ford Co, and the price has been Teiaeo 81 all be
below.
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES or AMERICAN POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS.
PRos 1Bg OPENING OF rHz MISSOURI COsIEsr =
DOWNFALL or SLAVERY.
To which are added
MISCELLANIES;
LITERATURE As VOCATION POETS AND POETRY"
REFORM AND PERFORMERS" "a DEPBNSB
or PROTECTION" &c, kc
Also.
A DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN Oh
THE LAW or DIVORCE.
Dr. HORACE GHEKLET.
II one Beautifully puud and handsomely
bound Illustrated Steei Portrait Of Mr. Grr,ly Sih
engsying Of The Co; where Born nv First Seheo
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Just out.
il NEW CHURCH MUSIC.

1.-THE VICTORY"
AT YOUR BOOKSTORE.
The demAud THE VICTORY bSs been 50 great That TIE h
edope age printed offs Cbureh Music Books al
ready leaving partially ted The second
edition being pushed rapidly ad will be ready during ins
present week,
1.-THE VICTORY"
IS JUST WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR CHOIR SINGING
SCHOOL AND HOME CIRCLE ...-. ,,s.,
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The Siugngcs Department simplicity, eomprehensFeae
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,sac,ions Of the sub.Trcasury to-day were as
The earnings Of the Union Pacific Railroad Co. for the

The chicago Republican OF Saturday says:
The money market was quiet to-day, none but borrow
ers who were obliged to raise the wind" vent1rlR OUT
of doors as the weather anything but aRecaDle'
snow and ram falling alternately the day throughout
BANKERS generally reported business quiet, but dld not
as n rule hesitate TO pronounce the market close toIgn
i'm two or three instances 10 quoted comfortable put
there were no new features developed. All the money
the banks had lend they found ready employ Tor
ar 10 ner cent per anuum. On the open market there
were some pressing nquriesfOr loans cent per
month Eastern exchange was steady and firm at par
between city banks over the counter, bankers were
taking M lilo discount, and selling TO customers ana
making rcnittances and account OF Interior banks
at lilo premium.
r,p n, mo Arsroo, Amount of Loans Specle Orc,dd-
lion, Deposits aud Legat Tenders ~. the Banks o. Me
Oiy OF Ne.c- York for The ueek ending Saturday. N0r
iagu
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
LAsAMPLR OF THE SCOTCHIRISH
IT, OUR FOLKS At LONDONDERRY
" " Ru RUIZ MN K n S FlFT r YEARS 1Go
VI 1plkG Observation-Disclosures
vi wEs .TpggaaysS;cvsup
VIZ X Ny Ny 4 fsffh
XII ny FlRsT EXPERIENCE IN NETWORK
Kill TEMPERANCE IL ALL THINGS
Ky RLli;RAYS
XVII LOGCABIS DAYS
XVIII TIiB Tribune
xx SoCiALisTIG EFFORTS
XIII XII S StdGAEs IE Ep1 BdRkowEns
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES 4.
XVII XVII S0sSsEss AS II MAS
XVIII GLAMOUR fhIB
XXX XXX hakS OF FHss
xXXT L LadSp ASR I Lls2E s, SUITS SUI TvposroY
xxxiiE Tak DISSOLUTION GF TI!k WIG PARTY
xxxy TIN XEw ERA IN POLITICS
1xxS EkSFN TsFn SEP GHEsS
AAA xH. Two bAfS IS JAIL
XII rE EASSs SGSGsE M Long cIn %
gill RIp H 4SRos S THE rsAS %i,p
XVI $hs slsss4 SRy4DAaTgR rOsSnrrE-rEE nIo
XVIII THE rRssiDES rial ELkCTiox OF 1865.
L. OUR CIVIL W4R-ACTUAL AND POSSIBLE
IL ABRAHAM LINCOLN
LII JEFFERSON DAVIS.
LII WHITING HISTORY
LIY. Ny DEAD.
MISCELLANIEs.
LITERATURE As A VOCATION,
POETS AND POETRY.
REFORMS AND RKPORMERS
THR GROUNDS OF PROTECTION
SUNDAY LECTURING REMINsCBNCK6
A DAYS RIDE IN MAINE
A DAYS RIDE ACROSS TIIR ALBR0HANIRS
NIGHT RIDE ACROSS THE PRAiRIKA
A WINTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Discussion betg Hoses ireslJ
and Robert Dale Owen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

ST.. LOUIS SIX PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
payable semiannnaLr at TIE National
n Y These bands desirable special tSi
levied ~ p.y interest aud principal We oHrr sSlHa ~
- Jan xsoN. SnirH CgTTss, Is Walst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
The following wore The bids inr state bonds:

Money was Ia good supply AZ GA per cent on call Com
mercal paper was dun, but prime names pass at odl2
per cent There wed demand for currency nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23


PETROLEUM Ia bulk Uh lHe prss, 49,
nominal At abou, 2OGOIc Refined loser aud d tts 80
1000 hills 53 GJ3ic iCn for balance tbs 'aauil - -
loser rate ostb November. December. Jsaua
ynv.re terms Philadelphia sss 20 the sIeat Of 400 ob :"
Tor November and December. az y d-itc
RICE dull aud beavy sales Of ~ Carolina az 1d'tc
SUGARS-RaSI moderately sere aud the Isfsyt fh'h r-s
disposition trade somewhat rIrr 90
Fair Refining ii0lltc sales Of 50 bids e. D. 6fc To-
idi2c for Porto Rico RtBbei uode s5Y active md ste~'
a Isle for HArds
skINS-Ibe been moderate demand for Goat q sooat rr
prices Deer remains lJ Ae;ve bsi buyers aUi ssEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

TRdleia is the title of treatise on the physi-
ology aud pathology Of woman by Mrs I. H. kEcKELER
NJ d. lady who enjoys high reputation as physician
and is especially qualified By experience aud sex 70 treat
the subject which she has here proposed to herself She
discourses her theme with reference especially TO mater
nifty giving practical medical and dietary instructions
and rules management Of children, and treating
Of the natural laws Of reproduction and the effects OF
tsmperamental ncompatibility with many other things
which married women ought to know. Cincinnati; A
Il. & Il. II. Keckeler)