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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

PERsoNAL.-Mr. D. S. Hammond;
formerly clerk at the American House
of this place, is one of the officials OF
the new Grand Hotel in New York
City. The New York Herald pronoun-
ces this ''the hotel of the future" in
short the coming hotel of the great me-
tropolis. It is built of Westchester
marble in the Romanesque style of ar
chitecture, andis magnificent in all its
appointments.
Mr.. Hammond is an obliging gentle
man and we are glad to hear of his
success,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

Christian Union. a benevolent society
organized by Christian ladies of this
city, will hold an anniversary at Tenn
pIar Hall on Thursday evening next.
The Hall will be open the following day
(Friday) from eleven a. m. until four
D. m. and a lunch provided for all who
will come and purchase. The entire
proceeds will be devoted to the benefit
of the suffering poor of the town. The
enterprises Of the Union are of a most
humane and praisewor,hy character
and should be literally seconded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

DBAD.-BIr. Brooks, who was shot
by David Swallow some weeks since,
in the eastern part of the county, died
on Monday morning last, we believe.
By reference to items from Common
Pleas Court, it will be seen that SwaI-
low has been indicted for murder in
the first degree.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

INTERESTING LEcrUREs.-we invite
attention to the communication Oh
President haerrick IN another place.
The Lecturers TO whom he refers are all
eminent men and by their abilities alone
as scientists and accomplished speakers,
to say nothing of the great reform TO
which their efforts are directed, deserve
and will amply repay a general hearing
from our people. TIE first lecture viii
be given by DR.. Lees at Templar Hall
tomorrow evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

NEW JUDeE.-Mr. Buckingham, Oi
Newark. has been appointed by Cover
nor Hayes tosucceed Judge Brum back,
resigned, in this Judicial District. MI.
Buokingham's appointment will be
highly satisfactory to the bar and peo-
-nle
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To COnsumpttvess-The advertiser, ,hav-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks
by a very simple remedy, after having suf-
fered several years with a severe lung a1ec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption,
is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they Will find sure cure fur
Consump ption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The
object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription, is to benefit the afflicted, and
Spread Information which he cOnceiVes to
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my28-ly Williamsburg, Kings Co n. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

APPLEToNs ALMANAC FOR 1s7O.-If
there is any thing In the periodical liz
erature of the year more exquisitely
beautiful than this, we have not yet
seen it. It is thing Of beauty, and
though intended for one year only it is
a Joy forever. D. Appleton & Co.
Ny.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

The third Monthly stock Sale takes
place next Thursday, the 2sth instant.
Buyers and sellers of all kinds of stock
should make it point to attend.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

There are a number of applications
pending for the admission of girls to
the Industrial School at White Sulphur
Springs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

Snow. On Tuesday morning last we
had a Light fall of snow, the first of the
season. It soon degeuerated into n
drearY and dispirIting drizzIe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
MARRIED.

SIM-SMITH-Tuesda morning, Oct. IS,
1859 at the brides residence, by Rev. d. H.
Moore, Mr.. MELVILLE G. SIN to Miss LIZ
ZIE A. SMITH, all of Delaware.
TOur young friends viii ever have the best
wishes of the GAzErTE.I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

BLA NcHARDs & ADA1Is.-At this pOpu-
lar Store a new and attractive stock of fail
and winter Dry Goods has been received.
The proprietors invite the public to in
spect their goods before buying elsewhere
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

PREMIUM LIsT.-The official list of
premiums awarded at the late Fair OF
the Delaware County Agricultural So
ciety, will be found on the first page.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

BA1LEY's SHOW will be in town on
next. See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

Sweet Tempers.-Wives, why viii you
allow your husbands TO destroy the haDpi
ness of your households by their mOrOse-
ness and bad humor, when q single bottle
of WHITTLEsEY's DYSPEPSIA CURE would
sWeeteu their tempeTs, by curing the cause
of almost al bad empers-Indigestio
For sale oy N. Q. STARE.
We have been using Seward & Bent.
ley's ALIS1IA a few weeks, anu have come
to the conclusion that there is one prepar-
alton for the hair that Is good. 1t is an ele-
CANT dressing, and makes the hair dark and
glossy, giving II a lively appearance. II Is
and far better to use.
Stewards Cough Cure, has cured Asth-
ma.
The following Editorial notice appears in
s' The Advocate, y which is the organ of the
Methodist Z. Church III Buffalo
CataErh RemedTs-We think we do The
public a favor, by calling the attention of
those a1hl cted with eatarrh, 10 he remedy
advertised in our columns, as 'Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy A son of ours has been
seriously afflicted with catarrh for several
years, and having Tried various remedies
without success, we began to fear that in
his case there was no cure. But d few
mouths use of the above medicine has en-
tIrely removed all traces of the disease.
I'VE write the above not for pay, but for
The information of those afflicted and as
an act of justice to those by whom we have
been benefited"
Il is sold by druggists for fisty cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

IbTTected areekt9 bgy DONAvIN & PoTwIN,
Wholesale and Re5aH GFsceTs and dealers in
Country Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
BOOTS AND SMOESg
at the old stand Of J. d Z Day, north Of Temp
lar E4nlt, the
LARGEST SHOE STORE
IN DELAWARE.
LADIES AND GENTS

WE wish TO say 60 tho Citizens o
w Delaware and vicinity that we are re-
reiving constantly the most desirable va
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
MARKETS.
Money,


Gold
o. s. $40 bonds
u s. 1040
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

CATERS, BOOTS and SHOES, for Summer
and Winter, that can be found In the mar
ket, and VIII sell them at the gotDeSt prices,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
L0GAL NOTICES. .

M6rsess 1ndiam RS6t PfElss=V9e have
lately been shown the formdla from which
these Pills are prepared, and from this and
sCr * perienee in the use Of them, can hon
estly prod ounce them good, safe and re-
lfa6ls medicine B6inE entirely free from
all poisonous Ingredients they can be safe
" S57sssssaa while performing the aetive duties
OF liga We would advise all to usS them
aud by q fair trial you can SEE at once the
ilenefit derived from them. Use Mor~e's II1-
dian Root Pills in all cases OF Blii1ousness,
Complaints, &C. sold By all Dealers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

Have heeu l'aous b. uut fur immed
S'le by
J.H. gD&vHALL Il co.
The Slyl-s are pre- ty and will suit
your tas e, pr're- are reasonable and
goods will be shown with ,leasure 10 all
wlio m.'S flvns - with a-cail-
w i1Yife our numerous Fiicuds ana
Custom. rs tu coue eHIlN. Our stock
Hs usutl i, large, and mhTaces the best
eoo1s 70 bs had IN the
American ana European Market.
Tnorou Ii experieucs and ample iacll-
titles enable us to sell our customers on
he low. st scate If prices our entire
Stock.
NO TRASHY GOODS.
offered f,r effect altLough we could
| make TWO PROFITS on his class even
| at 80 Per cent. below apparent value.
| Thanking our numerous Friends aud
| Customers for past favors and asking q
continuance of their patronage and all
others who may favor US with call.
We are Respectfully Xonrs
j. H. RIENDENHALL 81 co.
! Oct est If
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22
CUSTOVT.DTADE ROOTS


neatly and promptly done, ard tlIo maxi
sof all we sell warranted. Please call al
see for yourself.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-22

In numbers there is safety, 1t was upon
this principle that the formula of JudsOn's 8
Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. 1t was
not the result of one mans knowledge. DR..
JudsOn intending to spend u fortune in ad-
Vertising his Pills, consulted the most intel
Igent and learned physicians of the age
and the result was the production of sim
pie but efficaeiOus medicine, the Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills. These Pills cure Bill
Housness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, In
digestion, Female Irregularities, &c. They
have now been used many years by the
Public and thousands of testimonials bear
witness to their virtues. AS family med
| icine they are unrivaled. GIVE the Noun
tain Herb Pills trial. Sold by all Dealers.
/ Octl5-2m
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

Williams bssght Moss the way here lot bns Ohio
seers Co bv Shan and A. Meh They called
81 brought lfG7c-avcrKe l64sod bI Mr. Williams
assisted By r. Wheeler and Merrrt BubArd Mr. W. sso sold 81
Illinois and Kentucky cattle brought from West End "A eWt at l5d
l6Ic -
Bird Co ia Illinois IS Of ewt sold hv Merit.
BuFebard at 50o 81 by Eastman al dlIe on "a oWt, and
50 BY Murray Glover. Z ewt, At l5dl6c
Cbeensy bad 81 Illinois Of u ewt sold BY D. g. CuTeT and
O. g. Teed, at l5tdl7c
bey which brought l5al6e
T. for T. 30 Ohio strong u evt lsdl7
Bright and Pagan sold ~ fair ewt Illinois steers at l56ibc
samues out Is pretty good 6i ewt Illinois AZ l5e
T. Giis had 81 lllnois steers Il ewt sold at l4 6l5ie
WesthemeT sold l04 Illinois Brooks at 5d6o on
6l IS heavy and fat Pennsylvania Of ChT Al
i66l7c and II Virginia balls. "A ewt. al I2o.
Merritt Bubard sold - fair u Illinois steers for Il webster
a. Isle 10 make 81 h y cwt
G. Wright bad 81 Michigan OF 81 selling at l3e
Dalton sold - Illinois Of $50 10 gess At I9t 70 MAKE d
n III.
Healy Co Is Illinois stses Oft ew hal3e
CARY for W Burnett 40 a Ohio and rougbh oxen u
ewt, At l5dl7c; few tops, l1lc or for s6s0 -, .
H. WeSthme sold % fat Lancaster County Pa oxen w eHt
l6c, and II for NJ. Ulmsn also Pa cattle ewt al l3c
Sheep with
dueahd l6 held from yesterday On we're so up 70
O'CLOCK st which time trade b usually oer su
holds % OF the views Of buJe A.
sheep b at 7 Y Of % ~ at e is1 poo
State 90 n, 6to, l93 do st 10 a t ana SV4 w. " U " T
J. Kirby sold i92 Ohio sheep. n %, st7u7ic
HogS are unchanged with barely received a. Fortsthst
though Be read The car received It ONO
hog brongbt There IL l56 arrived at Com
manpSv Dressed remain M -Four prime 200 hogs brought
ic.. ateriay
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETg.

WEpHstoAI March 3Aore coming foYWsd tkan
-. shoss concefDg Vsshst YeeG There l,7oJ esh
s F yesterday hsd tOda beside e2 held .here
oh honasy 1hd s brOugh from EDdeae
A. Ihs made total of go on be Hsiei, ef Hpch sbons
eIe ro Je~sosy etting lltJn yards this morning With
J untsisety dead Rstkets butchers SOn uy
e vas eoaoeded hom hoDdJs Tstss le from hs daJ
ee teo sffI thea weights Of buyeTn Trade
t ies Iesi,s .ss finally al vOrlss o. bs sellers bs9g
eea 70 gst nc Of them a. pnee e o. shs beat cattle,
ssep listeners brought prices e Hnd probably ft few
eetsefe sHs q Ohio and PeBnsyiya
60 pboeaas relied
Ha o. NE ek, got thsr supplies 56l5ic Esasrsl 81 to
oohe hl shop bnthsTs cattle sold scales 81 Ice
were - isloEa via,
~" fhggn sod c q est bos esr. Jsr y YouEnss at l0
~ - bo Ionabsh 7di IhnOa for Coca Hon
In, ss,ss asd le ,pIssy M q nno hASds
- Dthnfs toh ~ LiRoh atstrs of7 svk Al lS9leG
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.YoRK. oRK....-............,.....M March 9l


CLEARED.
" c.p,.ts MeLeoghiin Baltimore; May Sanford,
Rap btsper Bottom Gsaoa Ellen Stevens How.
MaaaIasi b. Hale White Carienas, janis h war; LAnoekD'
Bnss-ourseo. LOekhar Victoria Pardy hedsnosT
Hleu Kerr Cienuegos MARY q. Msrence Marnoe, Nassa
sehr.-Louisa Crockett whmors Satis Rivers May 1yef
sons baltimore, W Cusng C29 Key West va
bake Blake Digbou Ralph Loader Crosby PhiaaepAa
to.i.s smith Ocat and g. heLesn Cooi
John William. outhoase Trinidad, Post spsni "soge D"
gar Smith. Bridgeport
Steamship City Of NewYOk Tbbee. Liverpool hafeH ~ sAe
oue,nsowp eotb, mtse aai pas,
~sssmship Brunette Hove Phiiadelphs mdse snh pass "
BaTk Riukan Causes Copenhagen O days via rp@oa'D Hhg
days barley -
Brig In simmonA POntag ps.re IL asys sassr - r. d
Adelaide for New YORK In few aays tAsk
IlSs arrived tronN New iork March g. ....
Brie sro wdsu, Wood Cerfueg0s 10 iays, sngar . ,
GAce Ray IL das eosL Sailed IN company
uth brg, Martha Iris and T. II. Havisnd. for hew.f0rk
CieaaegOs Is days and nolasses
shf Morales. Newman Bartsdos. 10 dsy agr and n''']
Len port. schr j. Lgmebsrner TOT h.N-i Oh SuA5s
seAT Liniser undefhll BAracoA 10 days, fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rasroy March sl.-Arrved, ship Hoegy, from Liverpool
FoKrEzss Va. March 3Paased 10 Tor b,nEsfe oerIs
T. H. Duya Lerpsoli Seneca from nessns IrSa
emsrara ships Grey EagIe ou Rio Alexandria Rom Londoa
for Norfolk; Lacy ". Alexander from Ponce r1sssd oo
hs, % NJ Hume Moutevdse Acscs r hAianIAs faesuse'
Tor BuenOs Ayrssi bEg Hibsruh. ieF hoaii'ioee
FOREIGN PORTS.
March 2bs steamship Peruvian, on fosuaha
DISASTERS.
w. vxr N, March slThs schr Asfis Augsbap Of Quacy
Paint ssd eopsled " thoW ever osa
Of Ice She was sisted o. tT sreckera
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

SEvES PER CENT GOLD LOAN OF LAKE SU-
PERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
Since the close of sales for the Company have
been buying and selling these bonds at our counter
at market rates Paying per cent gold interest
in New-YoTk. free of taxation. we recommend them
TO our customers the cheapest security ia The market
Jay COOKE 81 Co, No. 20 Mall-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


N.ucr al bbs Flour 4l2 busb Corn, 30T bush Oats 63
bs Cotton bales Wool 215 bales obops s35 bb Rosn 2J
b spirits Turpeutne 74l bbla Tar 81 bb Pitch. l bb Refined
Petroleum SIC bbls WHISKY s9 pkgs Better s9 do Eegs $50 pkg
pkr SteSrn Lard OIL 26O pkgs Oil Cake 3 pkgs Hides
S and husd Hides t27 sides Leather 2S pkgs starch 40
pkg kc 6 Peanuts bbl Copper ia hbds Tobacco. 7
boxes Plug Tobacco, $40 bush. Beans
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
asTxnar M.reA s-Pslron sales.l r. iot s.ndaId whl.
DOMESTIC MARKETA

PHnApELPHI4, March 5-cOen steady Mddpg uplsud, zoe
laO dun RE DAN but unchanged Corsal' oo bush
i7, for Crude suE. ois5e Refined Groceries iEsys
isie Fair i9eod Re5siDl MocscuOl Au'sO'sdO saSSe
BaaTSoSs MsrsS s-cc,iOn Qu, .pd steady, Mddnr soH
S s ES 4S FSS S1 Vs. sSa a. F@ sssS So & Nus SaS.S
s6a SO bO Extra 81 2saes 2s do Family 50 500 +2 Is
S ser 81 30 Wheat s% q o. is 81 q ii Choice Re
~ iSI fe9ns5 vans ANA "a SG'F ssae 'As sDS wssy s arm
HiI vArKEu M.th s-Four dali and unchanged whss, duh
No l0 Ne 8h OIs enl and nominal Corn steady and
a5hsass4 RE s's:d, Bsrsy don and PC@1sL ooo ~.
sc Spring e. IS for Amber Winter 90 sass IS for
1000 bush no MlEntse 81 50 $40 bush PrSs Whts
Se, scarce which causes an adync. IL prceS ssI small
Iasl0s held zoe for Western Barley nsn1al, osh.d.a
ton RiiToSd fcbs on Fouf-O 0- OXsTYorL ss
IoSIsTIIu March a-rohleeO 81 thds $50 for Ing,
s1s for BAet W1ppsrs Cotton 9e Hsn P,I1 ~ ~ Aaa
i7iS i2c Clear RIB side, se Clear sids,
Lor March 1ToAssessnaI s9'rs., doing sSys, ,1d
:Soo: Undr,'si, so choice
sss si d.msn FoS SSSo' to o. M k.s su,y Red Red
sSsSsuFs eSshshss D, i3ss -
dSl a s5 SSa ga BAH Mesis-CounJ sboudsr' ne Hsss
lse Clear RIB Saei Isle Bacon very dui Shoulders s Gss,
s.s;a s@; 'i. fss. rs $ ssssS
Csasdl Amber 81 50 i store oSIn dS; sale. .sf S,S % s'
n ,ss sSS1 RTe nominal barley isls ss.sT and vsry dO
ss Of Canada on tr1ef 81 % carload eso. on C.s
Rsosd Al 81 Peas Seeds HhoiHe' PoE and Lard Eh
changed
CISouSAT March 3onr qus. and unchanged 0u quisi ,Sd
MddBgs z1lo whisky unsettled rominA
sase Meu Pofk-SAes City s3li forced sass County 81
delivered Delphi rs offered for City close held s3 0d 81
Bah Meats uSesngsd small Of sides ,o te hhoaher bsd
l2Ic setive Of Shoulders at l3e Clear b sides leso
Lard dql e GOd 3A EIehangs-Par buying hOnsI in more
demand.
CHICAGO March 3gI,hsbge NevYoFi quist .ba upehnF
and In demand; spring Estrat, e5df6 6 Wheat ~
fir demand for speculation No 81 les l2t No guist e. 10
IT, quiet and declined tdlc New S19fc Oats dnl
No fresh s2a3ie Rys steady bs e.5sr No i[s,s Yt
Peksd hams good CITY. Ice Country, ldl5 DJ
sboulteri He buver Apn Se Sweet Piesd bhSe dr
du COmmnh " Choice, ss b0hP ~ tts ouI
and with large supply Cows ssos 7s Shipping Steers o.
ds7 &c.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
THE MARKETS.

ICareiuly reported for TIE TRIBUNE
hareh 81. 1864
lsUPsTbe market demAhdi Of 20 bba at
q, r5a 80 for Pots ialG 2 Tor PexriA
outside dropped
ssurYa appears steady spd the complaint Tin
Of eIeLauge; sales Of 265 bales including M 70
specuors and <f Sales also OF 100
bse esfor June a. 28ie. We quote ioOHs:
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cpt.iu, aud parsen Striving this port are
d.y addressed orb Associated Press ony
person, exhibiting authority OF w siTonoa 0s1sa
COu-pteroe Times IksOs
World sm Erprs ost o2HareesaI hee<fser SsIss
esrNd and ne "as s'S
=. delivered sny . persona ~ ...
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
SDurt SNsyo,n's Tptits.

stsrE NEw.fonx, !
Pon..wARpsr OsSicE. Ne - William q
NrOTTcE IA hereby gwen, In accordance with
~ Section Of the Act pSsed A isSI =, i, per,oss
o having shsrgs the suhect matter aeA h2ys
,urv, tha he o se.ses nov nnaer siAn
80 ~ ~ pe arisn ss OF
bs shn saeeesaE ma A'e0e " O'A
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
D. NJ. SEAMAN. Auetinneer.

j. NJ ssLNLH. Auetioneer
THE following named SHARES of the
Il KHOWLTOS MINING COMPANY forfeited for uon-psyment
Of as.esneu win be SOLD at sgeOn MONDAY April 7 1853 at
IL ooek No EIehsDge ps be pre-.
yoasly redeemed By payment q sssessueai and ehargs
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

COFfBERo steadily heA but quiet and few other kinds
dull; sses Of ll5 bsgs LsyusyIa private terms - b.
COATbe regular Oub sale Of Scranton Coal tool place
ty The sale spirited The Attendance vas large
average advance 2le be noted last sale Ths
SeHg comprised 70 90 E Of vbieb disposed cf oar read
Be deEered kEsbethpor; M.
yards many Supposed We the particulars
Nttua nunerls of lsstu uouth.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01


10 Other bsTa, shos 80 essential change ts ee9sss Of hs aa
s IS :ls % sSpssH 81 .' Sat-. sas s s s sss s. rs
=, ~ FSs S' g G soS 70 SSo, spag wheat Extras SC as %
H. MsS'so 90 5 4.s ss % :r.l sa sd = S l.SSs "a 10 q
% for 4Sf. WS. West Msss S sIs Do h s Ps@
Ssi2 IS for Luis EIa and Double Extra CaLaA FloSI e
e. o3 csa.da ioaTis So@1
.issry Ss Sa sc s' y ~:
LIta sod Family Msy'se sEa Delaware RE Noar Is ssady as
o. s Western - & or Jersey and sS for BaOdywins
GkAN-fee h-' besn mgr dong % What 'oas but P1es are
e. ss bone s'ia .ds he sses sTs Mas
81 Edsi "a store e. 77l9sl 30 I White csoTna d. G
kI',r 10, small oi 81 S9gs - for White Michigan ~ - o
iSS bb iair5r siesa 20; 20 criterion market Bar
H. sa % A. 81 Iss sssS Sss oso and %ssrS :. 7ss IN store
a. ssI ga 81 "a ihr latter or choice; sSa stats
81 c '1ad .' PET sSs % q. y1y go, scSd .. ss1Sa S
The ss Is o bs'h pAap aPd gssesnd es9SIe ssw Wet
s wssseS White sseee AnoSOutberb felO"
BAY-Uud,r liberal receipts the market snl0dss da
lre; ppE a. oe and retail lots Zoe eli srs"
HENP-Hslia beiier reqDes pness have slightly sd
HDES-so ,sies reported. bat tone weak
HOPS sr sd M SeHna quOte State seCe for PAR 70
Ci,BusgOs hassovsdo 56G the latter
kAvAE sToREs-Cude Turpenne Is quss sph arsl ,sabs
toasie Eosns Arm 81 ga
Y ss sSa sa : T. ss.6a and 2 q. from 81 9s1 os
o. e'ss sha bb Esgh DO ,neInA Crude Fsh OILS are Qoi
Lar Oh isf1n 81 40dsl 70; Msnhadeu, Csc
fkOVhONfhe PORK ntrtet opened dull and lover but at the
the there better demand aud rather
Me- ssi Sssl r sss ss 8 . for Cts Meas sas IS
E Erus PTme; Prime Mess; 80 C DO Do
Mnsy 50 for Thn he; and s33 r
Gear Beef dun and uBchshgsd sales Of 100 bbs en- So
tt rsin Nee ei2dss for BT Meas Tsree Beef quiet
sIso$ze fo Prime Mess aud S250 sJ for India Mess Beef
Ham ere noesfste reqessi sales Of 100 bb at lS0S s south
e. sS ws C.tasi ,s ,S and ,s.dy sale, o. s Ps
steady quote lac oy CiIy Lo 10 moderate demand aud
sray sales Of bbs Aad l7k dec for fs II lStc br
C stdSlr Tor Pair s for Ksstls Rendered
toI iaaie deiFerJ. 80 bblG seller April, st 1sic E
fb1kOLktACude weaker. the demand onF aO3shte sales
~ bba bo 8ast Refined bond offered PatE6y and The
eaTke qae salss Of bba 3i for W IN PblpdSi
phA lao0 bbk spot
kICk-Iehs active bal steady al 0ase for Carolina
noeeTasy aeivs bat ssner sessf uuse go
eeSe sona Pair 10 Good Refining aboUt sdlze sales 81 30
s4s a. sel1 tsr csba lse fer Csd Dsusisra aud Hal3s
NJ rsTte keo heBuea DUH asd rather heavy.
S4BAklh-fbs msrket nominal s t9dB4G
bses dal bat prices Dehaaged; Quee
Saste sef Old Timothy % 00 % Isl Rsugh Fa1 seed
hseanala 81 7s0$2 i LBsse demand and GAles
"Sey eslss On spot 10 Boston Al 81 zfWs2 IS geld.
Saot.. az ~ dllt fOr Copnot y Prime
NnisA1-Ise narkst is dul = std85ca4 aff
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
o1rws & Co.. Bankers, No. 50 wall-st.. New-YOrk

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK--For the safe-keepng, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds. in
cluding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An inspection of the vault Constructed by The Ma
tona Park Bank in their new building viii at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfect
attanable security has been reached, and at an ex
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual do
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
che vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
$50 NIL Train for 0rssnpet -
m Eorskport Huutihgton, and Glen CoTa
800 D m EIprsss, RTsrhsad
D n Hortbpou. Hubtngten. asa Glen Core
D m bgdae and War stshons
wth branch 70 Hsmpftsed SUNDAY IhAAF ~
N. tr korshper, HuhIszeH' ,nd GIss . S1Is .,,a,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the ROCKFORD
nav both the Principal and Seven per Cent interest
1st Feb and LIST Aug-in GOLD COIN, free of Govern
ment tax.
A limited amount only Of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency. of II. II.
BooDY, Treasurer, No. I2 Wall-st., or of HENRY
C1xws & Co.. Bankers. No 50 wall-st.. New York.