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New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oP SBwYoRK Jan 1t.............CLBARED.
siesmhpssman Wenke Bremeni Aeppo harrls9o L'sroo'
savannah; Moro Castle Adams Havana Aeu Bearse Bosson
B.sI,sns Carsl Hll London; Maranne SIancn Venice.
Brgs-Manson GSey Caenp; Countess Of DUDLEY Ptbaio,
Kingston; Aqanek Bgey, Gaveston Annie GArder Garssr,
schrs-aoyal oAL Erickson. SHow Hni C. G. Bearse Idson
Newayenj Keokuk, Small Arroyo T. Baker BNsier Banogs
ARRIVED.
Steamship vile de Paris Sumout aye Jan mise and pass
Steamship City Of NeSYOrk, bbe Liverpool Dec 80 ndse and
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond mdse. pass
ss.%:sP EssE E. Re-. Ns S:se SnS s aS % o & and pass
Shin Midnight Brock San Francisco, sept 80 mdse
Bark Cab Jayne Salt Cay, L. II days sAt The big Kate FOs
BARK BARK Craig Swan Evan. Malaga, 50 days hut
Bark Fredk SCALA, nsask Ne~e1s'le bus % days nd'e
Bark Pallas Beitie, Belize. Hon; Is days, ldse
Bark Iuggin. olseD Iquque, 90 days, nitrate Of soda.
Bqg MsIsnITa s,nssGa Rio JneO s: day, 2 coaee
Bhg Rgcreciaia, stspeton. Liverpool. s days, coal
Brig Ane, Bnnck Rio JaOeiro, - days. coffee
Bhe Foam jenkins, Malaga, 81 days fruit ..
Brig Cito, Kaleson Rio Janeiro, 80 DAYS. coffee
Big Johanna, MeCaTy. Rio Janeiro 4aiays coffee
schr Enchsns webster Para Is das rubber LEFT in port, bs
Startled Fswn, for New York in days. schrs Morales NeuYOr3
Schr Marshall Keith Webster Malaga, Nov 2S Gibraltar Now
%, oranges
Mshsska jacksonville. Cas- H. Northan, EAIabelhpon.
Hester, EiIabenporL Peace, kla6el port
Gloucester Eirabethpot Entire BfzabethporI
U DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoMEs HOLE jan l-Arn,e scbrs Allie oskes Salem Newell
B. aves Tanger for Boston D. w1ms Ps johnson i'' SaeI
Geone Baltimore Sailed, all the vessels before reported
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW Jan H-Ths steamship Europa arrived yesterday
SPOKEN.
Jp lat 2 Ion S1S sehr LOai's 81 days from Liverpool for
Dec Li a4Oa S. lon w. bark Par Away from Boston for
Dee . 2aiSs lou 9o bark Pearl Of the Sea- Jays fOc
Boston for Calcutta
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

Mddns 2 e3i whisky dull; sales at 95c Provisions dn and
held firmly 100 bbL County Meas PORK sod 200 bb
City do Sf9 65 February Bulb Meats tm unchanged
the demand ht Bacon improved demand Of 20 hbds
Shoulders at l G3ic Clear Rib Sides l6c Clear Sides 7ic
Lard neglected. nomnay l9d 9c Hams Gold
1856. Exchange firm. Money close
MnwAuxKE Jp HFlour dull and unchanged Wheat unsettled
4se Cora IN fair demand New soc Rye a.r 81 IL Barley
nominal; sales Of Ne a. 81 S. Provisions dull unchanged
Dressed Hogs dull and lower; Extra S2 SOD sl2 rs Receipts
today3OoO bbI Flour 1900 bu,h Wheat Oats 900
bush Rye 500 Dressed Hogs Shpnents300o bbl. 100 bbs
Pork
Cotton 2se supetne Flour, ss 9@*e Wheat, sl so9sl 60
Raw pa @ ospn Rs S ., ~ ns % sors g f Lard .e
Sides 16i 9l6c. packed Bscop-shosdrs l4e.c, Rib
Sides l7dl7lc Clear side, ia 69e Raw WHISKY al
ToIEDo Jan nFloaT quiet Wheat brmsr Amber No. 81 III
Sorn advanced lc, New 6c Oats unchanged Rye quiet Dressed
Hogs, 5l2 S7s9Sla ..
MEsPHn Jan lCotop irregular and nonsy 2c receipts e67
eaes exports 76i bales Flour quiet supehDe 81 Corn
Oats 680oc Pork S3l Lard 20d2lc Bulk Me.-Shouers 2i
Dl3c- Clear Sides. l6ie Dressed Hogs, sra 1912 So
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TuURspAY, Jan. i4-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, jan l4-P NJ
Gold was very strong, opening at 1869, selling
st 1861 1854, closing at 1869 6ls6t.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were E4ol
co., and the balances $2.OO3,ls9 l6.
Government bonds were strong and active for old
issues Coupon 1875 sold 1924 52Os OF 1862 l2s CAS-
1921; New 65s 1854 a0ss 67s 1856 6ss lO! lO4os I
Currency per cents active advancing 70 Iois
The investment demand at the counters OF tne ue"Ao
was heavy state bonds were strong ana ia goOu
demand; New Tennessees sold at 69i Ne" WI Isi' o. ,
North Carolina per cents CSC: new Donds o-JGo11'
Iouisiana per cents 70; Levee per cents CIiaGs Ala
hama 5s c. Railway bonds also active with large
transactions Canton sold at 55l Cumberland 5S4 tx
press shares higher on Adams Whch sou "t ~
GelsFarco &C. Pacific Mail was dull at l2J Gl2Js Az
the Second Board, Tennessee bonds were acuVe ana
higher old bonds selling at coz: bonds 69I Virginia
new bonds advanced TO co; Louisiana LeVee es'
rs,; Alabama IS sold at 63 Alabama S. si
Railway shares opened strong, with wehdisuiouFed
business The demand was heaviest for Reading, Mieh
ran Southern the North Western shares, ST. Paul STOCK
md Rock Island NewYork Central opened at 1861 al
rancng I57 Harlem was active, with large tansac
hons at 1891 eIs NewYork and NewHaven sold at l4O
Reading was largely dealt IN 10000 shares changing
hands at the first Open Board Michigan Central sold at
liz Illinois Central 1881. Michigan Southern sold at 90S
a9 Cleveland and Pittsburgh opened at s5l advancing
10 S. Cleveland and Toledo, 1O4A9l045. Rock Island
opened at 1914 sold ai27912s2 st. Paul Common stock
sold at 74ia75 The Preferred strong at 95695t.
Eew.Jersey Central 1j. Morris and Essex, 81. Pitts
burgh Fort Wayne and Chicago opened at 1872 selling at
iDleln. closingl24. Chicago and Alton, $50. Hann
bal and ST. Joseph Common, 1863 bid. Preferred stock
l@alO9, Chicago Burlington and Quincy sold at 2oO an
advance Of 10 per cent rumors Of 40 per cent scrip
dividend The easy tone Of the money market stimulated
large purchases for advance, and buoyant feeling
prevailed At the O'Clock call the market was strong
on the general list The feature Of the market was the
advance Of North Preferred to $50 At the Second
Board the market very strong. and after the call
there was another general advance IN prices. NewYork
Central sCd at lssl Cleveland and Pittsburgh, s..
rthWesten Common, a. Northwestern Preferred s95
Michigan Southern, Ni. Rock Island, 1923. ST..
Paul Common 7Sl. Toledo and Wabash Common, ca.
st. Paul Preferred steady At the last Open
Board prices we're Irregular and abOnt per cent lower
than the highest prices New-York Central advanced 10
1S9 Harlem fell II. Hudson I; the Of the market
was hrm at the close Northwestern shares were per
cent flower Rock Island and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
were strong the balance Of the market steady The
advance OF tho afternoon brought out large blocks OF
stock to realize profits Government bonds close strong
and active at quotations:
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHLAprIPHA, Jan lA-cOon hrmsri hiding Upsnds 2g,e
Petroleum steady; Crude c refined 0 Coffee unchanged o
isi gold sugar MOla.ss. small bushes. prices a9hsnssS
Forr very but unchanged Wheat queti t2 Wts
aa ProyoSs STEADY Mes. Pork At ss g. az, 1. 4 S - ..
Hans pickle 73e Shoulders in salt l3s0l3 Lard ae
BAIfISonr Jan aIra 2sa2sIe Flour quiet and steady
sSg sicss & Ssg&shF & 1e e f g. tiS
Do Fsiy eiose9sH 7s wse1 s.P.rtns ss 40 SO si DO
sales Of Red At "a SsSsa da White ssass S
Yellow, s9aee Oats tm s.les o. Pr%. at 79a!Se Re And
eOpRb ses le Clear sdes, lic Shoulders lS,e HAM, 80
0svEeo jan MwOur stesdy and unchanged; sales 800 hills .
81 for No Spring. 60 Is for Amber wl 90 2s fsr W1s
81 & + % sG9s' ISL Write c sSi1ssS @ SS s dS
Corn quiet; No Illinois, 81 o. Oat. 6c for Western Barley
s amen Ss ans ss sp"a $50 SSng sssS ,'t1S. S
Railroad Prsgb PlOar to Boston, slO' SewYO s
BrvysIo jan 4Ttre changes from Yesterdays quo..
ous the MARKETS general, Inactive and no Ass have been
ported Indicative Of change supply demand pnees Of articles
ST. Louis Jan nToh.ceo sS.9sy "a unoh.Dgsd Cotton dan
90 ae7 rs Wheat heavy and unchanged Corn Gui a.c1e7 the
latter for fancy Oats dali Al sasSe Barley quiet Common Iowa
Sr .. ~ Ssa Ms as a ' Bun Mess dH Dry Sa held NE
e, shou, 6Slse for c.i sde' 1 gA'S9 & dull M sSo'Ss
cscs sas.l e',5 Cured ' Hs si se ISc.. sGssd Hams
% s ss: a::, ssSs - bS a & c. Unchanged R.e, Ss
Wheat 5so bush Flour 1900 cS sS Corn 100 ba'h Oats 1900
cscssS t.E.ssss S;TY%l ;;,d, ,,, y'es
knDnsd csG1 New syieino grade dc ,s., ONO
q ~ barley sn@; d No Si 81 saasl 'o Rs.e.a ~
I.ssfy s1a S.1 Il 80 Green I as%s @ isSs Lard
s ia s'sris & % n@s s i:t All f.1 ." 5sG f. ' p's '
$sDes Is Beef Cattle steady aud arp r npps gd and weak
lt Fosr 2Co 5as Wheat & 90 Ss.l csra 5oo bush 6,,
~ soa 10 ' s VIZ $ss ' o SS S eSS oS 90, S'V IN os
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

Nov shows falling off in net earnings OF $2106S The
increase the year s274034 The amount Of div
dends declared s256753. The interest bonds sinking
fund.- taxes and AO9s37 for construction, all
paid out Of years balance. with the exception of
leaving hand Of the balance of 1867 s5O5
The LenOx Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi.annual dividend Of p cent. payable demand.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company has declared
o,o,annual dividend Of " cent, payable on demand
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
P4SSENGFRS .ARRIYED.

FROM LIvBRPOoL-In steamship City OF NewYorkM Newton
and Lady Parker Theo Fin e. Br-ht John ago J0ha
M Murtelt Michael Schmidt b. Perno;t Miss schule
Mrs Ferguson ard boy.
FROM HAvRR-n steamship vile he PadSMme Locke and cbi
M DespreaSe Mr. the Count Of Coebauo Nine lie 81 e
aud family Miss Masda Benk Miss Ove Dehu Mrs.
eysobfe infant Mr. Gey ard family Mrs DeSard Mr..
Royon and family Mr. Msrehnd and family M say aud
troupe Mr. Paeoe family Mr. Anthony Bounaa and niI M.
wife, and MessrS Hanson Jobne Negert Ken Knapp.
Mauger Nicholson Enqnes Sehlos lne Kellogg CrOn
Bol,on Andersoa Poole Burns Sel Hro Brnh Nm.
Lot,mer Kumar Paitenag Moee Richard Julie, D. tazeau,
Schorrr Coae Dlbrn Nesne T. GOutraD. and the Kew
Dr. Hasied Carroll.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
RECEIPTS nF pRonrCE

TT tNHui Tfs'fIs, TuITprIA
JAW -9665 bush Wheat 7ls9 bush Corn $50 bush Oats
$50 Malt SO bush Beans $3.50 bbs Flour
252 bales Cotton, 437 bags Bucksheat Flour 100 bbS Meal
1880 bs Crude Petroleum. 100 bb Refined Petroleum % bills
Spirits TurpentBe q bbE Tar 22 bb Rosn 81 bb Pork tc
Beef oO5 pEga Gu. Meats 800 pigs Lard Il ptEs Ashes 50 pkg
Sesn 1875 pigs Butter 3 boxes Cheese s. Taow 1872
Dried Fruit S6 Dressed Hogs 40 bills Bgg bales Wool IS bales
Hemp 26 bales Hops 4D sdes Leather 43 Hides Tobacco
III boIes and Tobacco IS Rice 80 boIei Starch
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

Captains puers vessels arriving This port requested %
deliver packages addressed the NeSiok Associated Press 10
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. W. SaonioD General
Agent packages the 0HruI! u Comma Tines 1kBUSE.
World Express Eu>ag Post Commercial ddcsr!ssfr StdGt'
ZeigHJ Yorker Journal and Aec YORKER DemO should Aso
be delivered only 20 the persons.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
THE MARKETS.
[CnefaIy Reported for Tn. Tribune. |

ICareialy Reported for The Tribune . .
THURsDAY Jan H. 1862
ASHESThe demand light but prices unehanged sales OF ~
bbls at 81 75d 81 81 for Pots and 20 87t for Pearls
COTTONThe market opened active excited and hrmer Dot at
IN the day buers appeared TO have become pretty well loaded ana
though m figures still asked including
1872 arrive the sales 68 bales Of which 1910 we're taken by
spnue A5l6 by spectators aud 22 BY erpoe2 5 by the r
sales Of 100 bales Low MddDg for February, at e
for March 8 and 80 DO do at 2 We quote;
LIL-- a A.l..r Tan
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

Pacific Railroad of Missouri per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned The earnings of the
road for its fiscal year will be about 100000 while
the interest on its mortgage debt is 100000 gold
thus affording an undoubted security to investors
For further particulars, apply to CLARK, DODGE Il
Co., No. 81 Wall-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

Inc Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana Cen
'ra Railroad has declared semi annual dividend OF 81
pr cent free Of Government tax payable on and after
70 stockholders registered ia this city at tho
United States Trust Company slfselIol IeJ
Ihe report Of the READING Railway for tho year ending
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
And the following for Railroad bonds

honey was easy att per cent in currency and offered
The large houses in Of their needs Commercial
paper passes freely at salo per cent for best Names
Sterling Exchange Is firm at quotations London. 60
days 1921 6lo9l; London sight llOa9I0,; Paris, long,
eid5l5; Paris, short SlSI1Sl2i; Antwerp sl7sasl64
sSiss, SI7ie5lt4; Hamburg, seaSes; Amsterdam, lo
ht Frankfort Iant; Bremen, 7siaTsI Berlin, 71,oTy
The transactions at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treas
urer were: Receipts for Customs sSssOOO for Gold
Notes $4,000; total Payments, ri7,4aO cs; Balance,
%l'S5,iS3 e2 total Receipts, n,2e7,9OO 49,
In Freights 10 Liverpool by steamer, 1000 bush Wheat
Al 3D. and 1000 bush Corn 7id. TO Bristol 1000 bbs
Flour at Is Cd Danish brig to Belfast with 1900 bush
CON- at 6s. sd.
The following the ootings of the Boston Bank state
nent compared with those Of tho two previous State
1eDts.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

day Of January A. D. 9 warrant 10 balkruPty issued
against JOSEPH w. NILDEY of South in the
County Of Essex and State Of NeEJey aho has been adged
bankrupt his pion that the payment Of debts and ds
property belonging % such bankrupt him. for bis
aud the transfer property by him forbidden by aw thai
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts aud
of Bis estate win be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy be holden M No. lS Mant, Paterson, Sewerse be-
Thomas D. ozsry the 10th day OF February, A. -
1859, at 10 o'clock N. Dated Jan 10, 1869.
W. BCDD DEACON.
Jal5 law3NP L. s Marshal, as Messenger
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Corporation 9Otit,s.
NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO

EORPORAIlON NOIlCE-fUDblC NO-
~ TCB hereby gwen 20 e owners occupant oeeu
pant. Houses and Lots improved unmprOved Lands affected
thereby following have been completed Snd
odged the ONCE ofc Board OfAae"or, for examination BY all
~For paving with Trap block LerngtOnave, bet s7h and
G~For laying ero,sv,R thea Greenwich ard
GFc fus ,uulen lots BIT Broadway and ashA,e, cd and
paving With Tap Hos SIss a. stree, rect from @ Z, g '.. 5
6h-Por building shave, 5sh and 69d,ts with
branches, and sei6 street bet ;e aod 't1aye.
TthPor tagging sidewalks IN 0thAye, from +h 10 SD streets
sthFOr tagging sidewalks 10 l6h from i'.ave osVe.B
9hFor building Ia iiASe bet 10Th aud 74h street With
asgsSs .swsts the side Of Greenwich street,
Ith-Fef aaggug sidewalks in oth-.t % and 3Lave.
E. street fss os' Boo@s Su, % Gr.sd '''
hPor bndns sewer ia sh street bet lstave aud Ba River
li,b-For Tagging sidewalks Nos 423 and 40 9th-aye
ishPo building sewers 10 97ih 18Th h Goth and tl't't. be-
lohaye AID Hudson River with connecting branches 10 ll
ana Lots Of Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels situated on
tBoIh sides Of Lexington from s 20 10Th street to the
sides Of GIes9Teh % street aud ss ,oSss,y side Of sST@n .oT
westerly corners Of Grsenwich and Morton streets
dLou known Ward Numbers g. 10 and o. on Bloch
hBoh sides Of 7'h street from ist TO % avenues to the extent Of
sh-Boh "a 81 to the extent Of
s,h~Tne sy sde OF ih avenue from S9h streets also
both side, h e. and ga and The 'o9's side 0i @ o se % 1 %
also the 'ouhe OF 9th street from Madison avenue
7BC,A sides Of 10th ,vsuus sOh streets also the
westerly side Of 10Th avenue rom aoih 20 2lst street
g-The from 69h 10 7l.h also
both sides Of 10th list and the souihe side Of I'D street nom -
9Th
Oh-The eaiey side OF Greenwich street from Battery Place TO
Morn
between u and ID
Ibe westerly side Of last street from Grand 10 DTOome streea
-Bob sides " 5th street between lot and East River
liih-LOis known a, Numbers t2a and 40 9th
5hBot sides Of 37lh 3th. 39h, 10th and t streets from 10th
also both sides lth from 3h ti
streets 9th 40th
All persons by the above named Assess
opposed either Of Ihem requested
their objections in writing to Isaac o. Hunt Chairman OF The
their Office No - Chambers street Basement
Court House within thirty from he date Of hs notice
IsinH 4 HsRSisoS S MSSEk REID. Board of Assessors.
GUERNSEY SACKBTT}
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
TuURspAY,s WEATHER REPoRr-s a. ia.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Moon 1855
. HIGH
Sandy H,ok O. Cows Island Hell Gaie.....26
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@isauxn.ous.

TOHN DWIGHT L. Co.,
No. II oLDsLiP Sgw YORK,
Manufactures Of
sALERATrs sUPkR.CARB SODA SAIrSODA, be
AGENTS FOR HoRsFoRDs CRsAM OF rARIAe
NTERGNESs ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
EeVenths Of Fourth ave. tho Of Rheumatism
Chronic Diseases and Depuaon Of the Blood Persons dsous OF
pg geb these Baths apply " Dr. VERGNES The inventor
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
Nutitss Of gankrupttu.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the DISTRICT Of NEW JBRSElIn the matter Of
MANoELJ NAsCMESro and WILLIAM SCOTT Baakupts The
said Bnkrupts having spped the discharge their
Debts By order The Court notice hereby given to all creditors who
have proved their debts aud other persons interest the
Twentysrt day Of January D. 1879 O'Clock before the
said Court Trenton Neseey and show Shy discharge
should N granted the said Baukp and further notice Is hereby
the and % Of creditors of said Bankups
required the 2.h 8h said viii be had before
Morris. Register At his Office No MoHig JeeyCJ, "
j. Wednesday Twentieth DAY Of January A. D. lt9 At ten
o'clock q. N. E. VAN MISS, AWy. No. - Walls-,
T. MERCER STtEyE Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

The COUPoNs from the Bonds of this Company,
maturing February 1, proximo, will be paid on and
after that date at this Office in United States GOLD
Com, free Of Government tar. II. II. BoODY,
New-York, JAM IA, 1869. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
purt &larotn's ylOtit,.


PoRr.wARDKSs 0YpICz No. ~ Wiliaa.st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
Of the Act passed April a. 1857 entitled An Acto
ReoanIe h Wsdes once of the Port OF New York all
having Of the subject o, nqary
survey that the following
the Por WaeDs thai the sa VII
completed within succeeding thu nouce. bosr sNd
vessels: -....
Steamship iieurr Channeey. R.
Steamship CJ ot Maoehester.. h
n
steamship fatR... Jersey tltT.
steamship Ellen \ Terry r.
steamship Hontgomefy X
ship puShlnE NaFe.s,.s Pacnc
Brig kNors.s .SchSrtAs
Brg N grtts .....,,...I Z. z
Brig Co .HalltekA
Schr Willie afs
hiAIIOINk T0MpkJhS, PTsaatal
j. AUs's HERRmAN Seerelsrt.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

WENTWORTH GOLD MINING COMPANY
w OF NOVA sCoT1ASoIIcE ia hereby given that Gsu.rs
o the Shareholders the Wentworth Gold Mining Company
will be held at the Rora Hotel t y Hamilton Po'ne.
Cauada FRIDAY 2 day January n.It II hs hoa of
purpo, ~ organizing under s
-ng Aai auG,ong other Important su-Dhed
At Hamilton. 2h December 1863 GEO D. FERGUSON ROBERT
CHRISTIB X MILROY.-HAmion, Dec. ~. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

OFFICE OF THE ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND. }
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, :
No. 10 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
Gbuntts for gusin,ss Mtu.


AN experienced, reliable business man, and
with capital address and thar ordinary eu
iare form PARTNERSHIP With experienced and hselass
the best paving businesses conducted the l. s Best
given required Address Box No LOCI Sewlork o.
MISERABLE BUSINESS for 81 200. half cash.
~ fortune In 81 investigate and satisfy yourself Of the aei good
reason selling Location. u Psrkpl,ee, Room no
I FAD MINES in MISSOURI for SALE-0ne
II OF the most Lead Mines Southeast Missouri The
mineral land with t.o large frame dNe
miners houses furnaces 6c within seven niles OF TIE ron
Mountain Railroad For further particulars address o. d. HAkhs
81 Genevieve Missouri.
CTEAM MAN.-No llumbug.-Nevcr been be-
- the public. Constructed plan Natural walking move
ment Part Interest foT Sale. Address o., SewMk NJ
\VANTED-A PARTNER in thoroughly
safe pAyng buess conducted this city Five thousand
dollars will BE- required No without unhlemhed character
apply best Of references given aud required Address IN
TEGRlTf Tribune Omcr
NVANTED-A thorough BUSINESS MAN TO
w Introduce and sell patent for EXCLUDING DUST and VIM
TILATINO RAILWAY CAR WINDOWS; who will make him
self Thoroughly acquainted patent will paid hera
proceeds Address g. KRbMEirZ Zanesyiue Ohio
GO OnA "A PARTNER WANTED with
% ~,OOO. the above weleahshed cash busi
For particulars address p v SERVD Co. 30 22
Washing door between the Of snd O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

METROPOLITAN EaTioSlL BANK 80. Joe Bro,d"iyll
EGw.YoEE. Dee H. l5oa
rVHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
Bank uil Be held The B,utug lou, No la BosfNaJ
q. l. SENEY CIshicr
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

DELAWARE LAcsAwASSA iSp wrsrTHS RiiLroap Co
General Ofee No % EgehABg~paoe Nswlok JatuAy J. ls1
VNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
will be closed the neraiuE Of WkDSBsDAf
he 10Th mat BY order of the Board Of MAutgers
a J. ODELL. Tressufer
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
gnntins.

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st
w -srBAA JOB Painters Aaa LABEL hASVFACrgE
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

- The Company SELL siout iso FIRST MoltGAGb BONDS
during the months = January. February spd Mareh Nhh M
close the Price M Janua 63 ard accrued Interest The
prospect ior February The sie Sl be advanced pef o,l
. u. q MAEQrAND. VIE Ptesl-ut. No " Nallst
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

Fusr HAuoNaL EcLEcTlc AssrHsscB socfHrI,l
No Is UxIoS.sauAKE SKN.ioEa jan . lle9 :
UNHE Annual Election for Directors viii be
e Al n. oaoe q the soeety WEDNESDAY January 30 be-
tween The hours Of and ,. g. pk hAtAAll htefe-V
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-09
Public Resolution No Isl
A Resolution tor the protection Of soldiers ar
their heirs.

A Resolution for the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
seutatives OF the United States of America in Cen
gress assenbl d. That the accounting Officers Of
the treasury and pay department who are charged
with the settlement and pigment IF bouBsies due
L. soldiers their heirs be, and they are hereby,
directed pay cause to be paid the sums found
due to the said soldiers their heirs in person,
or by transmitting the amount TO them direct in
Il draft or drafts, payable to his, her, their
,.rder or through the Free dmens Bureau, or
State agent, appointed specially for that pur-
pose or governors Of national asylums, or pensiUn
agent of the district where he. she, they may
reside. and not to any claim ent upon any
power Of attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever.
SEC . And he it further resolved. That any
officer or clerk of any Of the executive depart
msnts Of the government who shall be lawfully
detailed to investigate frauds, attempts to de-
Irand. the government, or any irregulirity or
misconduct of any officer or agent of the United
States, shall have power to administer oaths to
afiisvits taken the course of any such investi-
cation.
SEC O. And be it further resolved. That the
fees allowed by law TO attorneys or agents shall
be reserved by the pay department said pension
agent and paid to said agent or attorney when
any such fees due for services rendered in pro-
curing sucl, bounty or bpuuties, and not other
wise.
APPROX d. April 10. 1859
TPublic Resolution-No1 10.
A Resolution in relation to the Burlington and
Missouri River railroad braneh of the Union
Pacific railroad
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
t,tiy.s OF tine United States of America in Con-
gre. assembled That the act Of Congress ap-
proved July JuneI two, eighteen hundred and
.isty-t,mr granting cert.tiH lands to the Buriing-
an and Missouri River Railroad Company, to and
il. extending its road through the then territory
If Nebraska to connect with the Union Pacific
railroad, shall be construed as to authorize
- E,rI pr.ou .:ud Missouri River Railroad Com
~-sisn ant convey to a railroad company.
,, Sc organized under the laws Of the state OF
,>tA,ka all the rights. powers, and privileges
...i anu conferred by said act and subject to
s.e conditions and requirements iheiean coll
t.:iil Il, 1ss.