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New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
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At the monthly meeting Of the trustees OF
the Cbldrens Aid Society Theodore Roosevelt. esq In
the chair C. L. Brace, Secretary, the following reports
showing the work Of the Society for the past
month. presented: 20 mon, II women, 1872 boys,
and &C girls making q total OF 229 persons, were
provided with homes and employment. Companies
OF homeless boys ana girls for the West leave every
two weeks Al thB five lodging houses or the So
cety-Newsboys', No. 40 Parkplace; Girls, No. las
Beeckerst; Sixteenth Ward. No 2l West Eighteenthst
East Eeyenthst--99l meals and IL 9GO lodgings
furnished Fhe average attendance nightly at The Houses
was $685. l53 girls and boys were provided homes aud
employment restored 10 friends The average attend
ance at the Industrial Schools OF the Society 23S
during the month The Society has four free reading
rooms for young in different parts OF the city with
the following average attendance nightly: No 20s
Bleecker-st rs; No 80 Trinity place 53 No 367 East
Thirty -hfth-st, d; No. 3Z7 RiyIngton-st. 81.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

United States agt. Bernard Hess.-In this
case. u may be remembered that the defendant an In
ternal Reyenue onicer, is charged with attempting
levy so backmail ON John G. Burnghof cigar manu-
facturer at No S4 East Thirds whose shop had
seized BerllnRhOf and his wife had both testified that
Hess had endeayored To extOrt the money from Bering
hon at his mannfactoTy Evidence has now been intro
duced for the Defense before Commissioner Belts 10 show
that Hess never on BeringOrs premises after the
seizure. and tins line OF evidence will be continued on
Thursday the list proximo, to which time the further
hearing has been adjourned al
In the Essex Market Police Court, esterday
before Justice Shandley 70 tried on trivial
charges. Theodore Block charged by Henry Wal
lace, Assistant Assessor OF the Ninth division OF tle
With Congressional District with ffauduleny receiving
money from various persons under the pretense that he
was authorized 70 make out their retIrns lie
held 70 bail. Henry Jaeoby, for assautDR John
Frazer Of No. "a ChFystiesta was committed "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping 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
tonai Park Bank In their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfecs
attainable security has been reached. and at
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
EASTER ELECTIONS.
The following wardens and yestrymen we're

The following Wardens and Vestrymen were
elected on Monday
ST. TmoTHrs CHUCRB.-Wstdtns-A. B. McDonsh j. J. Smith.
vssImeBGeorgs RstOn John Bradford, George Montague w. g.
Hebcock g. X. Wells VIM rSin A s. Church, \. T. Smib.
ST. THOMAS CHURcHWa WaTdensLymAn Dsuson, Edward ~ VIII
lett YssrynsD-Oeo G. Collins BIbu L. Mir John Tappn John
Wisms Daniel T. IIoag George Kemp H. Watson A. Cunning
JAsKs LEs (Sesrsde Westchese CouDty
WArdrnWB. Pophsn james Cobbe Yestrymsn-Au uEustas
Bscts James Bssefer Lewis PsPhsm Geo h Wheeler Oliver
A. Hyatt Clement BTounley, ChaI Fleming AleI Forbes
GRACE CHUEcH Jamaica L. I--Wardebs-Wm j. Cogsue Jas
J. BrentOn. Veymeb-ohn L. DenOb jeremiah Valentine Nathaniel
vaDdsyss John Napier Martin e. JOsIon b. Robinson AsI
snder sgner. WIN j. ssyreL
CHUBch HoLY TRiSrY WsrdsDsRObert Duuont Ssmae H.
Hmd VssFyBeD-J Eeson Tappsn, r. T. Treman Kmngham H.
Nichols Charles Randall william Horthrap William L. Andr.w,
jonathan EagaT. Rafas NJ Bruhdigs.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
THE MARKETS.
[csrsfuIl, reported for rh, rriAnn.

-" ILarei1IIy fepored fof The Tribune
AsHEs-Tbe shket steady q sales q b. Sss AZ Ts5
Ga for Pots; Pearls nominal -.
BUILDING MATRRIALS-Al articles coming under th beading
chSngei since the business has
BRIsTEs We from 4oc 81 50 M
lean Gray and White
BBESWAX has been In moderate demane and 6m al 2d5oc
sales of3000 10.
BROOM CORNThe demand continues good and the market
the supply sales Of Red at 6dl1le aud Brown 99
BONE-we note small sales Rio 0rsnae Shin at SO
uC0TT0NTbe Market opened higher active and little excited
the favorable foreign but being unable to negotiate
change Withdraw and the close quiet Iode
ever Including 800
bales Of which 67 taken by pune so BY peuat and 31
exporters 800 Of the latter 10 transit portion selling 2 for
fy New Oreans Mddlng freight l33 We quote as ol0W.:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
ll,6 Qualifications.
MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH COZ
n OFFICE HsHALD BUILDING Bro,dwaJ-Room IL.
TOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
ADVERTISE IN THE QUINCY WHIG
-. s.lsbi,hsd m 1894

untst s management the circulation Of THB QUINCY WHO
AND REPUBLICAN, has bsen largely Increased and
medium Of Communication With the dsao Western Illinois and North
hissouh
newspaper. Republican IN poiuoa
We nske specially Of Commercial News having editor
70 attend solely to the department located
Mississippi River 7O0 miles above ST. Loas u city m
point Of population aud business The population
npbss sbout % 700 souG Several hundred busE
erected annually The railroad bridge nearly somplstsd
this hs Orr. point which lhos and Missouri connected
rails Ths buk Of circulation distributed the following sonats
IlnolFAdsms Hansoek KBoI heDoneagh Behaysr, Henry
Brown. sAnEamon Morgan Pile. Macon
hssoHh-seoAnd Clark BaSas Adar KnoI Lewis Linn
shslby Marion henrOs. Livingston. ChArtob urund-.
Terms for advertising moderate. Address
BAlLHACdk PHILLIPS Publishers QainsJ WhE QuiHty III
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31


this embraced l3 M bags VI Which l0O
New Orleans 5000 Mobile $4,000 Baltimore $500 Boston and
4 at this port The carent quossoos sldo gold bond
good i6l2c do for prime do aDd 0lsc gold duty paid.
Tor invoices The frmer, view Of favorable
Rurope ordering her Of 800 bags per Carl holders all
lug eIrems sales trade Of 500 bags Mernsc
private terms Other kinds dul Marseo 50l8ic La
guayra l5Gl7i Jaics d5 and Java zld2Jic do.
COAThe market fairly active prices under
arrivals doanwfd at 81 1913 25 from yard large
public sale Of announced to-day Por-
s plenty and Ia lower.
CANDLES quiet nominal at 20U23 FOR Adaman
tine; 46449c. forSpern; aud t305Oc. for Patent
FLOUR AND MEA-The market for Western and State Flour
fairly the medium grades Spring and Winter Whe 100
better aud m the close bat the low grades without
change The demand has been mainly fer the home trade the
8lO0 bbs S6G &c 20 for Superene state; sc $50
60 f6 YdS7 80 for Fancy State, Sc so
90 grades Of Western Erti SO 0d 81 60 for good
Spring 95d 90 IS for Minnesota Iowa
Extras 50 5O057 for shipping Ohoi 81 01 500 for rads
brands and Family brands 81 wa SO 25J S0 % 81 for Amber
Wheat Indiana Mcgan 81 t01 80 30 for White
Wheat do. 5OG SO for Family do 81 a5 2 IS for St.
Extra Double California Flour aud fm
sales Of $40 Td 50 rs for Old CsnadanFOur inactive sad
nominal Flour quiei the mecinm grades the
but DO sell fe sales OF 40 bb Sc bS9 81 for
ordinary Baltimore Country Sc 6d 81 20 for Era
Georgia and Virginia; Sc 25d - IS for Family DO 90 3GSJ for
Eira Family Maryland and Delaware Rye Flour hardly .
though In fair demand sales Of 40 bbA S50S7 10 Corn hed
steady bu, sTe sales Of 0 bbL - 9 for Western ~ -
for jersey % 10 for BrsndyWBe Bneksheat Flour nominal
FISH quiet prices unchangd sales Of $50 otis o Georges Cod
RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFTs.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Loan OF LAKE SU.
PEMoR 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 seven per cent gold interest
In New-fork, free of taxation, we recommend them
to our customers as the cheapest security in the market
Jay COOKE & Co, No. 20 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

Lake Shore Railway Company (consodatedl at the an
nuaI meeting: A. stone. Jr, z NJ Kelley, witt, George
J. Randall Charles p. Wood. Henry Z. Parsons Henry
Rawle. ]. III. Wade and j. II. Devereaux.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
TUESDAY, March S0-P. ~.

Gold opened at 1911, sold at 1913, 1871, clos
ing at 1ssa1si. The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank wero s74l3OoO. and the balances $4,000 C The
westphalia took $4,000 in specie.
Government bonds continue duh and depressed. with
desire sell for cash by weak holders large amounts
OF bonds were offered, but the speculative spirit
checked in consequence Of the high price of money 62s
sold at lls; 6ls, 1885, New $685. ll2l CTS I2l Coupon
iOOs 1885, Currency per cents 1919 The transactions in
State bonds light New Tennessee 6s sold at ca Yr
gina g. coupon 81 North Carolina S. 57ia57l:
Missouri s6i Missouri 6s Hannibal st. Joseph issue.
&c. Railway bonds steady; Michigan Southern DDS
sold OH Fort Wayne Chicago lists, 1924 9lO2i st.
Paul lss co. Continental Bank sold at O0 Delaware and
Hudson sold at t2 Canton, 59 Quicksilver 19 Express
shares neglected; Pacific Mail continued active,
opening at s9t selling at 9O1 and closing at s9.Gs9i
Railway shares opened steady and made advance of
te3 per cent. The most active stocks New-YOrk
Central Northwestern, Rock Island and Fort Wayne,
all Of which in active demand at advancing prices
Central opened at 1885, sold at l6l closing f59
North Western Common sold at s2I9sii Northwestern
Preferred 9l09i Rock Island advanced from 1904 to
13 closing 1885, Fort Wayne sold atl2 l25 closing l24i
0I2 The short interest In this stock Is reported heavy
and there Is a brisk borrowing demand for IT, Erie sold
at S a3 closing 3 bid At the close the general mar
ket wasduIl New-York Central 1895 Michigan South
ern O6; North Western Common s32; Northwestern Pre-
ferred 92i Rock Island 1885, Fort Wayne l2i!dl2i The
market closed unsettled
The closing quotations for Government bonds as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
And the following for Rallroad bonds

Western. s Mort, 1884, bIiiNew- iork NJ hsfeh os.''
Money has sharp demand and the rush to borrow
continued until after the close OF bank hours when per
cent premium was bid addition to currency interest on
,ocks ON Government bonds per cent com was freely
maid with occasional transactions Mt currency interest
and l.sa commission added some loans were
made ON railway shares at coin interest, but the largest
were made at ll6 commission ana currency
interest New.YOrk Central was loaned at per cent
,or carving The banks have had steady drain upon
them for currency for the past week. and have had much
difficulty I'm obtaining small notes to send 'her country
correspondents Against tins outward current there
have been considerable remittances from southern oues
which is likely TO continue AT New-Orleahs eAeh"nso
"a ouoed at pcr cent premium and at st. Louis, Louis
vllle and Memphis the rate Is such as 10 paAe IL P"
able TO ship The demand for the April settlements 10
about over and the current will set this point after
ward. -,
Sterling Exchange IL dull and weak at quotations
There Is stin very limited supply of cotton bills ana
local produce bills but the supply OF bond bills continues
sufficient TO depress Prime 60 days bankers ster
ling is selling at 1854 SiOsi and sight do Mt lOSi SOs.
Freehts 10 Liverpool by steamer 1900 bushels wheat
Mt iId. and 200 bales Cotton at ID
The Ioud STATE Register says that the state OF iowa Is
out of debt and has cash balance on hand OF soIV,
The current expenses Of the present year ana tue s
appropriations made by the last Legislature VIII ho' take
over 100000 that amount that the next Legsia-
ture assembling will find the state out Oh ueo' anu
over half million dollars In the treasury
Tho Union square National Bank of the city OF New
York will commence business at No. % unonsquar on
Wednesday, March 81. IL has n oapital OF soOVVW a
feature Of this bank Will be that it VIII DO kept open
until o'clock p. The President IL D. ~ ieIrJ' ahu 'ho
The election OF fve directors OF the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Monday resulted In tho eh oco or WHAT was
known as the directors ticket.
The following persons we're elected Directors Of the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
THE EARTH CLOSET COMPANY,
II HARTFORD CONE
VELOCIPEDESi

via without springs aud briss Just the article demands. By the
pubic; Of the Norway all ,rcns
beautiful, Prices within reach Of all Clubs .sd Schools mpphsd
Wholesale nothing better In the Call and
SMITH, MORSE l. Co, No So8 Broadway, New.Y .York
Sample orders solicited aud vsospsdss shipped " she
eouutrr
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

the n,rysoas Of their splendid av mdA No sn
lar iH!shuos has Ispdl, into pabhs hot Already
has become HOI throughout land This must be h.iubVssd
alone 70 is superiory all is jealous rVsa IL shows
wonderful process and smbods all the substantial Improvements 10 ha
branch Of Of the Company
south Of Eleventh and Chssnutssu philadelphia
BRANCH 0FYlCB, No. ass Bh0ADWAf.hr
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

VERGNESs ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
EeVsnht, Fourth svePor Rheumatism, Deruraton Of
The Blood and Chrone Diseases Peps dsrou " starting Branches
ethsse Baths will apply 10 DIR. VBRGNES the inventor
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
matHintr.

CTEAM- ENGINE for SALE-A m-En-
- ns 100 horse poser eyuds l0It and ae Boilers $50
oser also lot Of shanisg and betting Apply %
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No rJ kAsi FhT-thrdh
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

90 :5armus ano 0ttns.
DONE DUST FOR SALE.-lIaving deter
I'D mud stop msunarny Bone Dust have reduced price
Dsa per the heiory. Apply 10 CHRISTIAN
SCHWARTZ, No 81 ks,I Rhy-t -thirlsL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
Philadelphia !S Erie Railroad.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

WIN IEN u OiN : fbDN'
Through and direst route between Philadelphia,
Baltimore Harrisburg, Williamsport, to the North
west and the Great OH Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEaANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night Trains
On and after Monday, NOV. 23d. 1893 the Trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road will as
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
DR. E K. Ell & CO.
81 Somlh Third street,

Shares can be obtained IN sunbury by application {"
j. PACKER, Banker, who authorized 10 receive sub
scrpons and give all necessary information the
subject
September 10, ls6s-6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16

NOR Saddlers, we have Saddle Trees, Bits, Buck
IL les, Gig Trees, Pad Trees, Hanes, all kinds and
every thing pertaining to the business, for sale by
j. Ill. C0NLEY q co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
Agricultural Implements.
STONE WARE.

TIE best and Cheapest ussortment Of Stone Ware
in the State just received and Tor salo cheap at the
Mammoth Cash Store IT
II Y. FRILTNG.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
Paints, Ollie, &c.

4 fall stock of Oils comprising Linseed Oil, Coal
Oil, Fish Oil, and Lutreating Oil for Engines and
Machinery, Nsrnshes Glass, always on hand. mt low
prices at C0NLII Il co )
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16

This medical preparation is offered to the
public a reliable substitute for TIE many worth
less compounds which now food the market. 1t is
purely vegetable, composed of various herbs, gather
ed from the great storehouse of nature and selected
with the utmost care. 1t is not recommended as
n CURE ALI, but by its direct and saiutary nfu.
upon the Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Sto.
ach aud Bowels it acts both ms a preventive and
for many of the diseases to which those organs
are subject. 1t is II reliable Family Medicine, and
be taken by either infant or adult with tho
same beneficial results. 1t is certain, prompt and
speedy remedy for Diarrho,a, Dysentery, Bowel
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Lowness OF Spirits Paintings,
Sick Headache. &c. For Chills and Fevers of all
kinds il is far better and safer than quinine with
out any of its perucious effects. 1t creates appo
tite, proves powerful dgestcr of food, and will
counteract the effects Of liquor in few minutes.
Prepared by
JACOB SCHEETZ, Sole Proprietor,
n. ". Cor. Fifth and Race SIS, Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by all Druggists. nov IA, '6o.-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16

The Chinese Government having ChGoush lhe ii,h
AusDn Bmllugane) conceded to thus Company the piv
tge of connecting the great seapos {" the l.mphe ny
submarine electric tetg raph cable, we propose coiheh
eng opcratinns China, and laying down line oi hhe
hundred miles at once between the following pafisi VIZ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
Officers.

4 @ CURTIN, President.
n. MlCKLES, Vice President.
GEORGE CONANr, Secretary.
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier National Bank common
wealth. Treasurer.
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE, Philadelphia Solicitor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16

These potts have foreign commerce oi syo,olouuV,
and All enormous domestic tsade, beside Whch we "N
the immense internal commerce oi the Elhplie, 'aoans
from these points, through lis canals ana l"'bu
The cable being lad, this Company proposes eIecne
land lines and establishing a speedy ana trustworthy
means of communication, which must command thelei as
eveIyN where else the lmnuncatuhs OF the ouNe'si
of business and of social life especially III sha' She
has postal system, and her ony means now ot ',u
micating information by cOusrs ON and, and pY sea'
ers on water. -. - -.
The Western World knows that China is very large
county m the teusey peopled but lew yel eAh<e
she contains more than thd oi the hunlah uee
The latest returns lRade to her central nutheslo lux
ing purpo.es by the local mag make her population
FOUR HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN Mll'lloNSl
aud thiss more likely be nndeT than over lhe neluai
aggregate Nearly all Of these, VINO are over 'S Seas
odd NOT only can bat do read aud write, Her ciVhLtoh
s pecuiaf but her teratlre extensive as that Ut iu
rnpe China land Of teachers and traoe'si anu tue
altc are exceedingly quek 10 avail themselves o' ehS!
pIufered facility for procuring eaIly mioiIa"i ~ 20
Obsei we'd California that the Chinese hiaAe sen
the Telegraph though it there transmits messages III h'e
gish alone 10 day great numbers OF meet s,ealnels %
owned y Chinese mel chants and used ny thth eNelu
sIyely fuT the transmission Of eoTly intelligence II ue
Telegraph we propose, connecting all their great seaps'
Ia exlstance, 1t IS beieVeu lhll ils uns ~
would pay the cost within the first two years OF It's sue
cessiu operation and would steadily increase thereafter
No enterprise cummends itself as IN "A greater uesIte
Iemuncaiive capitalists, and To our whole people IL
IL OF vast national importance commercially poheany'
and evangellcaicaly -. !,
~ The stock OF this Company hiss been unqnalihedy
recommended to capitalists aud business neIl as desf-
able investment by editorial articles IN the New YORK
Herald Tribune, World, Times, Post, Express, lndePen'
dent, and IN the Philadelphia North AmeIicoh, f'esS'
Ledger, Inquirer, Age, Bulletin aud Telegraph.
Shares OF this Company, tn limited NUMBER may be
nbaued $50 each 80 payable down, Sl5 On Inc Isl q"
November and S2S payable in monthly msIanehls OF
$3.50 each commencing December u lsoS On app'ca''oh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
LIVERY STABLE.

'TNiE Subscribers having purchased the stock and
fixtures OF MIR Charles Bacon 8 Livery Stable,
IN Sudbury would respectfully announce to the
public that they intend furnishing it with hrst-cass
Horses, Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons
u Livery second to uonc in this section of the STATE
Orders left at the Central Hotel at any hour Of tho
day yoF night will receive prompt attention.
NcGAW EARNsWORTH
Suuhurv. October II Isis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16

Students received at any time, and instructed at
such hours as may best suit their convenience.
The large number of business men now in attend
ance and the Numerous applications received Tor lts
students to fiji vacant positions fully attest the ap.
probation in which the institution is held by the
business community.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-16
.Mx xMEvEaE "a "a. El-o

q. w. REM, Dentist.
WEI remove his Office to j. NJ. Simpsons Building
2nd story, Market Square,
SUN 3 u Il x Pa
NJ HERE he will be prepared TO do all kinds of
w work pertaining to Dentistry win keep
constantly on hand large assortment of Teeth and
other Dental material from which he wilt able to
select, and meet the wants of his customers.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction .lso tho
money refunded.
The very best Mouth Wash aud Tooth Powders
kept on hand.
His references are the nup,e patronsGor whom
be has work cd for the last twelve years.
Sunbury, March q, 1888.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1869-01-01
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