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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-16
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Johnson ! 0sbson oecessed NtAlth is hcressY given, ty the aEsdersis snca. ha'a. n.s'sasas a ihs stass As=sd ssAss~, e tas e'~hFs f ect al f~r~ans ka~sr eiAls. ssrss-ss ,si sesses~d ta sxhit tAe "a ansrfs reet Ais fsss1enee tn fr@es-tt s fzr=z=9 T.ss@=afy ArngrN si;ha fHesra iaaarhs asa sr tl,f ,.tls. q, f6is nstcs. r e wfNpgKflCH Aasalsl,,s.sss
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-16
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-16
Prescott Adrsrtissmsats.
Arizona Stage Company.

Stages Leave La Par every Saturday. Leave Wiekcrburg every Thursday. seni-Weekiy Mail regularly he- tween La ruz and Prescott.
 via Wic&enburg.
 AGENTSs
 ] GoLDwkTER - |. D., wK FERRIS xgs.t - ALLEN 4 WHITE, s.-... rs~s~st
 JAMES GRANT, Prescott, June 10. isss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-16
Administrators Notice. Estate Of FRANCOIS FOUGHT. Dsoeased

NOTICE l. hereby given. hv the undersigned. Adssiuissrans ef ti.e as-vessrs.s sssass C ste rrFs ef aad eil Tsrsont haview cius agNnst sad ds r~set i sxhi ths sefne Co fAe irys guea he Fssi ae'rs r WcAsnuarE esnsy ef laskqa Terrsary si Ar- n'na ~iiha twelve maaihs snsa p,tssason of tlis npflcs. JOSEPH KELLEY.
 Adn.risiratnr. Prescott Ss-s=hsr 70 isss s.essaQ
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-17
NILES WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

We invite the especial sttention Of former pa
irons and others interested, to our increased ia
~cilities for constructing, erecting and furnishing
Machinery, Castings, Forgings, &C., as follows:
Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Vacuum Pans and
Pumping Engines; Steam Trains and apparatus
pertaining to manufacturing and refining Sugar;
Steam Engiaes, Boilers and their appliances, for
Plantation use; Grist and Saw Mills lndepea-
dent Boiler Feeders, Pumps and Draining Wheels:
MAosIS1srs' Tools. sod finished work in Sheet
Iron ; Copper and Brass Composition /; Iron Pipe
sod fstings; Church and Plantation Bells. o
The great W riety and large stock Of Standard
designs and patterns; together With the expert
euce Of the past Thirty Years in this line Of man
ufacture. enables us confidently to offer salts
faction in the execution Of all orders entrusted
to az. either for new work or Tor repairs.
JAMS. =: oar; FIT !. =. B "a
.gltD.g Y. VI ri 10 F.IyfgTQ $3.50 GR tE5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-17
XrKs FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

THSRIRST EDITION of one hundred thous-
1'ssd Of Vick's Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds
end Guide in the Flower Garden is nov publish
q. dt makes . work of 100 pages. beautifully
illsssrsted with about $50 fine wood engrsvipgs
- dowets and vegetables. and an
ELEGANT COL ORED PLATE,
AlB6QUET OF FLOW ERS.
Is the most beautiful, - we'll IS the. most
Instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the '"
Culture Of Flovvers 4 Vegetables
Tho Floral Guide Is published for the benefit
~ ny customers, to whom It is sent free with.
>stAppaicasioa.l but win be forwarded to I'll who
apply BY mail. for ten cents, which is not bell
~ cost. Address: paw- q -ruit-uIIO
~ a., -,tu.-. JAMES WICK. .
neA27H Rochester, New York. z
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-17


ONE MOMENT If YOU PLEASE! a'gH
YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED to the fact
that I an receiving direct from the manu-
{ .stories, portions Of my New Spring 81
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
purchased by my buyers from the most ceIebra
ted manufactures in Europe and America.
MY DOMESTIC STOCK
Has been selected With great care to suit the
parishes, and will be sold 1t the lowest possible
prices. n s4 .sga,ls til.J .. e. Jon yIl.
NJ FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Comprising the latest styles, is, probably the
the largest and most varied stock ever offered
10 this market. These goods will be sold at a
small advance oser cot Of po,tation.
MY STOCK OF MEMS & wOMEN'S SHOES
L. unusually large and fne,l and I feel satisfied
il guarenteeing my prices and comparing fav-
orably eth any retail house in the South and
" CLOTHING L HAT DEPARTMENT
wnl osupsre fsvorably with any establishment
between Memphis and New Orleans, both as re-
ssrds quality and quantity. My 60 de we're
mAde.up especially for this market, and manu-
factsred BY the most fashionable and reliable
establishments in this Country ''
~ BUYERS WILL FIND 1T 70 THEIR
Advsatage to call aud examine my stock Of -
GENTS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, FURN.
-se MHlNG, PIECE GOODS AND HATS, hst.
Before Purchasing elsewhere. 'h ~ 'i7''
~.Qnum<sv unaeehonA. la .>-n xkn rnsts nf
areight. insurance and drayage BY purchasing
= my establishment. My wholesale prices are
identical with those Of New Orleans. ga;sat
Prompt s~ttention assured to all. ,~4gfGs+r
-ekan---L b 1ARE ROSENElELD. 4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-17
o SALE.

0SHE entire fixtures and content. Of the Vis,a.VIs
CcAaebouse building. livery stable With stock and
vehicles, together with all tn. other improvements on
ND lands which are included in the Offer Of sale. p.
Al excellent opportunity ia here offered TO any one
A..;,no to embark in an already ct 'bIished business
Ts,m. reasonable, which will be made known by in.
nu;roe on the premises at the ferry landing 10 this
panh. InihLlI OAoC"'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-17
F0R SALE OR LEASE.
NOTICE 70 PARISH CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 PARISH CREDITORS. q
All persons holding claims against the parish
Of West Bston Rouge. for which warrants or
bonds have been issued, prior to, or during the
late war, are requested to present the same lex
cent such % we're issued to aid in carrying on
said vsr) to the undersigned, perish Treasurer.
ct the Court House, on or before the LIST day OF
Nav .srt. .ar W. B. CHAMBERLtN, "
api3.3Od '-a Parish Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

ss holders lng 29ic; buyers want concessions Bacon
dol nominal 6Omuay unchanged held at lsG GOh la
MEFs Msl @C9t.on Sr@ Nadisg 2sc Tss receipts Co.'S 90
a ass, 'hPs1'' S ssGs ES s ss: Pp I sl9soc Bacon
weak Shoulders le Sides l73G Bulf Meats IHadJi Shoulders
Louisville March 5-Tob,eeoSss 4ss bids Ing. Medium
cS'GSg e. sOSsls g. Cotton ss:s FSor s. Of fB.ssn-s5oa
dsrs lsse Clear RIB Sides ieic Clear sides e Lard lac Meas
Pork SO Mhsy pic BnE Meats '1nIs dong q. unchanged
$40 Spring EStrss ss Fa EIra % % FS DcaSle Eitra
land os S mime 70 Strictly prime Red IO9 s. strictly
prime buK White 65i 2sBrng 81 III delivered Cora arm
10 gSt deanS. business prime Minnesota 60 Rye heavy a.
2 s4 ~ I r0ra R qRsi ana an
ne dougi ~ Clear Sides 6lc Bacon dali Sho
heavy sale. prime Kettle I7.e Terce ise Keg 2ic Cattle
g1sy Of butchers stock are in good d%oS Com%Sn .
4oo bush Corn. goo bash Oais. 600 bush Barley
BUFFALO March 3Four-SAes Of goo bbl City Ground Spdng
CornSae 10 New 75d77e. track according quality
0sSales Chicago track &c Rye offered at 81 20 for
eisas% PORK SncSs1gsd Lard nsRsnped Market generally dull
CHICAGO Ill, March KHcbsuge NewlOrk guet lilo " cent
Eseao s@ Flour s @s 81 III S 9Ss % S sas Tat sl' nj
Corn active and advanced latc New 5 d1c grade 81
Rys steady and qast No ST 2 Bsrey da No 81 6SG4 TO-
WHISKY dull and steady sales at S8e Provisions quiet Mess Pork
Lard l5c HogI ara ti Common 5O 75 Fair
Extra Choice SO saSll Cattle active best grades Common
Sey. - sSs*s; Sht e Fair e asS s Good to Choice
oswEdo March s-Four fair demand market steady sales
Sc Is for wbi;s So 3 T DoS5c Extra Wheat Ga;t
sales No MgagEse Club at So Coz held at for no. Bar
ShPs'un $50 and Mddhpg rs per inn Railroad Frgh's-'ur
TO Boston 9Sc, TO New YOrk a5c, and to Albany o1c
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-MARcH 90
Beef CateReeepts 525 head; market doll sales o. EIa AZ
S. and "a head: prce unchanged; sales al
4a9c 2 h. VealCslves $3S$l3
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIvBRPOOL-In steamship Scotia March 3J Watt Ren
Mr Hemuh aay and daughter g. Bowen and ay TlIton
A Rushsrl b. r. Winthrop A. X DOul, @. SDder Mrs. Hopkins
infant and purse s. CLARK and lady, T. H. Collins Clark Nh
wan daughter Leon Barre M Toser Joseph Nadhan Mr.
Hacomb T. Morrison, c. W. Peters, @. A. Thomson VsroBs
Ms. BslrstOw, Messs s. ?. B.intow w s. WOcS Dr. 4
aud Mr. Mr. Davis hr ClATkon Mrs.
Webb Robert Webb jr. Wa Naukyn Mr. Wheeap T. Lord
Walls Thomas Matthews Mr. Whittier Thomas Motley John Stew
art H. Scranton c. r. Maths, T. CLARK. Wm Carpenter hL RED
ford NJ DaPand Durand r. E. Clarke Marquis dc Bonfbe
Vicies WIN Boiee Mr. Peterson Pagan C. Msdk hL CrAgg
Swaey Harding Dr. Stephen Person, Blalsdeh
nphrey Proctor Richard hutchinson NJ NJ hunh
W. o. Gready. Total, 79 . - -.
n FROM slVANNAH-In steamshp San Jacuto. March o-Ma
Lddae Mis- Tburstou Underh and Miss Casey j. Hall
C. W Standart sut Miss Crowe Master Reh
MeMann. Miss C. Brown, Ars Brown aud child Ms
Perison Taylor aud WIFE Stanton and wife MIS-
Sockbrde Lowell NJ Hitchcock and servant y King IDos
Whitman child Savage Savage, Ilent Murray M d.
Cod Mr. BsnkmAn ThoS Hellesuy w BehsOn Mr. McLaw
Mills Hunt L. Clark j. AIts, s. Wilson, Miss knappmaa
Potter r. s. Binn NJ C. Kellogg Jennings, W. s. Dodge q "
Parsons s. Bnlhnger, H. Foster W. Foster, W. Johnston
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or HEW-lORK,. AaIeh J"
CLEARED.
Se,nhps-Miuneota Price LyrTpoc sbera MARTYR L'eipoo
ssg A.xAnier Norfolk City Point ard k0eAAndi James Adge
Lakewood Cbarleston Leo Dearborn savannah
SbinESR.,th. pumpbrsy Mefooune and sydney
Wasssier Bristol; Qundaro Horton. Ito and Arcs
BgsNon.So del Marc Gargulo, Cork Falmouth; Nellie Da-
son DemaAra; Nelly Ware Ware Mataasi ApgOstua Norv
Cudad Bolivia Russo Gangni Trieste; Carl Engsrom, Corr
Falmouth ior Ordersi Paine, Bulluger, Crorstadt
SehrSW Gray Dickinson HarIrd Mary Cray Allen, Uncasy
CT; Small Gates Boston; Mansfield Achoru, Boston; W. K
Legyeit Porter Philadelphia; A. Fitch Yates khIAbethpOrt
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cy Of Cork Jockha Liverpool March H. Queenstown
H and Halifax 18th mdse aud pass
steamship Scotia udkn Liverpool March % and Queenstown 2s
and
Steamship San Jacnto Atkins. Savannah. ndse and
Steamship Flag. Hoffman, Ferpandna Fla. mdse and paA
Steamship Champion. lockwood. Charleston mdse and
Bark RiaO Smith, Matsnzas lj DAYS
Brig H. H. Seaysy MaysgueG p R.. II DAYS moses Sailed
company for Newiork Left port bark May6ower;
bgs TOWner Eliza Thompson aud sehr Ben Carr,
and O. A. Famsworth, all loading for Newlork
Brig Wiley smith, MePhee, POrtapPAe ST. Domingo II dsys,
ballast
Bng H. Porter Card CORVALLIS n. S. % dsys. produce
Schr Florence Allen Fuller Wilmington days naval
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuFESsTOvN March 3lThe steamship TnpO lie hesne fscm
New lork March arrived at this port yesterday
BREsr March 0fhe steamship PeEe Duehesne from Nevfok
March 90 arrived this port yesterday
Grssow March 3G-The steamship Caledonia from New York
March o. has arrived at this port rlr
SPOKEN.
Brig r, from Martinique for NewYork days Ou March i LAT
J1.lJ, lon "a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
Sttambuats ano Sailtrabs.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.'S
- - IAvkrkSpbSr& & LSR oI B.i va, WkSilhGrVs ,hs wBsi
DAILY By PROPELLER LIMB on Pier o. ~ RATES Low, with
quick dpstc Passengers take the and A. route from foot
nu .Lout eIts cost The ONLY LlNB sIoTdnE this extra To-
dueenest TICHErS GOoD UNTIL USED
C. ". rERvR R Gen A No lgj BoAdS cor Dey St, New York
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Pssns and Ft Depot Es~York foot Of Liberty st.
beei VITA hs Delaware Lssa-suua and Wssa
Railroad Ks,iO With the Lshlgh ysJ Railroad and ito
ALI1sTowE LINZ TO ThR WEST
Thrss EITrss TI 10 the Wss; except Sundays when train
sI,y nils. .ud r.s by hi. In, 10 Chicago ClDsus,
81 Lsa, ke. with bat one change Of ear.
silver Palace " S,IsSG KS 'R TS1 e cS''Eo
conn.Deing Dss.mbsr J. ls6a-Lsrs Esv-rorL follows;
nFor Eon Bethlehem haueh Chaak. Whamspou, wilhss
barre, hahsboJ ClT, TSnkhABRock. kG
7.lsL n-for soBsr'lls,
s,Os n-For FsnnEos Jnps.u soudsSug Water Gap
tee Eibgsios Pislob Great BsBd &s
sa m-WnrHss HrPsKs for Esson Au.aows Harrisburg and
The W -osi ehsags 10 Onsnnh CheG' and ba. ons
.oa. for soa.Sar water GAP scr.son Ia
Connect, At PhhrsoorE for Aaseh Chank, "lis'oans ,
b,rrs Rs.rs cesaba Llaesor BPhnu, LhI Posls ssrAs
ton. Harrisburg he
tpI-yOr B,,lon Insn,ors Haueh Chunk and Bsl'idsrs
t:SSp n-rOr sOmsr'ils and Plsnihg!oa ,,., r.
Rssdrf BirourS Pn,bargh chsaEo aud olSsSHA1 s''as
epn-Tor Bss.on Asd ini,rnsd,s saiosn
1:iOp n-Por Somsrrins ..
spn-wruERs EDsHis Ts."-For Ea'io1 Als9orn ns'alnE
fer wnhAasporL Rnsl&s
1910 D. n--For somsrVils. - . ,..,,--, - ....,..
Trass .s1s for Eilbsh at sS go 100 1ls ss sn 500
s;lS lno ll:'o, ml' leV fCo & ';oo % "a oS cSo ~ "a
Ti.s Cor The west obtained the ees Of The Central RAT
road Of Jersey foo, ofLbsIJit H. No A.or hSas Nof
nal kotsa r. K RlCkkR, SupsrHtsndsnL
H. p BlIOws. Gen Pass, Aga.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
Office of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
6 Snh Imam
HARyET yISK,

We receive the accounts of Banks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make collec-
tiOns on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates OF
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes of Government Securities,
and the Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Ex-
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six,per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent. Government
Bond in the market
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
EseK g. HATCN.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


MARcu 0l78 bales Cotton 4G9l bbG Rlou 67 bush Wheat
1858 bth Corn ala bnsh Oats 020 bush Malt IA bush Beans
ss bssh Peas $50 bba Corn Meal 10 bsg Corn Meal 7 bS Re
ioed Petroleum 100 bb Crude TurpsBne 76 bills Tar 50 hbE
Pitch 69 bb Rosn 2z bbA PORK u pkgs Cot Meats 900 pkRE
Lard legs Lard s pigs Ashes 100 pkrG SekD 3 pkgs Batter
RpfgS Cheese rkg Taos, IS pk9s Dried Fruit II Dressed
Her 81 gags on case q 6es Copper D4 bbs WHISKY 69 bols
ks bs Wos bales Hemp 81 bales Hope a. GA Sides Leatb
& 80 es u bales Hides as hhcs Tobacco 500 boxes and
Tooaeco, Ssre
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

HNhVTbHN hAHkEIN
Npos hFeh VII mConsos a. g3I for and 9Jt
9t ii me seeount u PyeTwsuiy Bonds 8 Stocks steady
knes IA Illinois Cenat i Atlantic and Great Wett4rp a. Cal
eStla LEssed, 59lQ59l6
LIVERPOOL March S-ll nThe Cotton market opens active
kedmg Uplsnds Nom; Middling Orleans I2idllI
HayE Mach Cotton aTk opens krHsf bot higher
W Fauos Y eSt kr TsA 0Fdinairs on tbe SPOT
na6L ' ''' '"'hV DoN1' s'' w" ~
LkRpoot March 32 Tk maks. for Ysrns and Fabrics
hlhehesitr h Timer tsd pioes are better
LIVERPOOL, March 0-1 m-Whesth IA syu ,te1 . eeptsl for
he Red Western Flour 6rIB Peas 4Oj y bl n fo CANADIAN
LoSDoS hafeb 0-i5o Conso close S3 both for money
eso ne account United Ss veTWenty bonds l soeks close
Ans' Nj hiOoa cslss ssl AaHhe and IOress wesIerS
us,skPoo March -0 mCotton closed setSs Al i2d fo
OpHs Abd lzd for MdiDg Orleans 1aies Of the day
80 helss spins Of Petroleum. 9ld gallon
LesDes hsreh 3ioO m-Taow & Cat at 473 v ewt Sugar
DL 80 '''A o'aD0Aio oA 'hs sp"N N'''u'~ hA'eso'
Nh March @PstV,On s4i 8sl r. for Standard
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
NEWS pAcKAGEs For THE PRESS.

Captains vessels arriving at this port are requested
deliver packages addressed Hex Associated Pre only
persons exhibiting authority OF j. W. smontOn Genera
Agent News packages Journal Of Commerce TINES TRIBUNE
World S Express EoeniH0 Post Commercial Adrertis,r SFdal
ZeiuE1 Journal aud Sec Yorker Dod should ass
be deb only o the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

ossy and voOen goods markets mspaen inclined 70 restrict
r pSrshaes her hAp tkcp Their wants consequently hsy buy
Ss TO ,es aeAs.s NquemsntS Scarce sed desirable
held hess desirable thele s ef
sg ~ngn oOnede he for the sAAe Of
WHSEiAe market very du snail sales Of Western at S aeSc
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

<..s' SnLrhA btrth ECOtoB dro0ylng; NddrrgI nd29c
k.r ~ ass more dong sles Of 20O bbla
eS9&s t@e ~ PeuasyVsnit DO, 81 5Sd 90 50 Ohio DO
Eush ~ "A attned e and good denbd sales Of 1900
Rye ort Al "@sl ~ Amher ~ D0sl 9Oi White 81 90
he Grot.r pgea Petroleum fsTersbi Crude 2ie; Refined
March Otloa oaiet and stss5, MS6l,p0, 1g.
Ir snd ,.sS sb medium gfsdes will bring hgher Tates Whe
tae3c Y~ s,ssssged N pnes Com tfm scarce White
and uuessbs ',e Oats steady aBd unchanged Rye en8
I6i4e Clear 49, qeft a. s3S 90 Baron RIB Sides
Lard fm Al zoe w t@lsci Shosdsu 4lse Hams 20aze
CscIsSlrl as,eR Rsy a. ~ q, lrn q A9ase .lIf
ssass ouies via sf G Whisky 6ul and nnebsngeA Pro
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
EssK g. HATCN.
Di6iStnS Nutitts.

oTyicE or THE LAKE sHoEElRImwAI CoHrasY,{
CLEyELkSD. March 10, 1893. !
N0TICE.-The Directors of this Company this
~ dAy declared DIVIDEND Of TIN PR CENT on ths capital
Of ncuBg the capital stock OF the CsFeADd
Panee AhAb1A Lake Shore Railway aud the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Compbe payable the cent thirty
year COMPANY the 2h April 1862 TO suh per
have been holders Of The stock Of sad Companies at the close
Of The transfer books the ld day Of Apnl. 1863. IL
The transfer books the w close The lt day OF Apnl
neIt At2 O'clock p. m, and reopen on the 2lst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS. m.
uINIlTuRK ALMANAC

snn .e SAG san 6:23 Moon rises....lO;34
SAND, Cows island ...llO6 Hell GAts....l2Sl
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
port @arnru's ylrtit,.

SrArH NKw.YOzK. Z
PoRr.wARDEss oFycE, No Is wllamk
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section ot the Act passed April H. 1881 entitled Al Aete
Oce Of the Port Of New York. 10 ell
peed in or having charge Of the subject matter Of mcA inquiry.
following vessels under erAnna
ro by tho sn
he within succeeding this nece oa osart sd
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

PIrTsBuRGH. FoRr WAIVE And CmcAao RAILWAY Co
OFFICE OF THE SEcKETAEy PlrTsBrRGn. March "a 1863
'NHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Com
have declared the regular QUARTERLY DIvIDEND tSo 2
TWO AND OSKHALF PER CENT free Of Government Tar on The
spts soek for the quarter ending March 81 PAYABLE on and n
MONDAl April 18th poImo the Oce Of NlNsLOW lANlbk
No n Pnest 10 those Newlok and at the ohce
oi ree t.@sspreI TO those registered At Pittsburgh
lbe nanSs, w.. will close MONDAY April H. at and
reopen 1UEsDAl Aprl S''-tlOa
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31

OFFICE THE PASASA RAILROAD COMPANY, z
ToyTNE BUILDINGS No 81 wAILT EEwYoKT, March - 1853
IQTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
40 have declared the regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of
SIX CENT IN GOLD PAYABLE 10 the Stockholders tbsr legal
amer the 5TH APRIL Transfer Books
will afternoon Of the 26th inst and the
morning Of the 7ih proIiHo HENRY SMITH, TnAureL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
a. 1lbom ii mau Gunttm.

CTOLEN-ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, March
~ from the premises Rev Cha W. Baird, Rye " T.. a
WAGON Thp horse Canadian breed Old u
hands high nearly black The wagon oneseated topbpgg
offered the horse aud buggy, aud $50
lesdg the detection Of the thief GEO d.
CRAGIN. Ma 4OD West TNefh-st, N. y
VO PRINTERS.-Use the PATENT C0MPO-
STION for PRINTERS ROLLERS does not harden shrink
Give ns Wi continue TO it. Orders solicited
by the manufacturers FRASCIS LOUTkEL No. a h'denAre
New-YOk.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
Xtoul 1Otitts.

CUPREME C0URT.-MATTHEW CLARK
- son .gn,i WILLIAM SKIDMoRg, BIeegte h. ofPRANk-
LIS RANDOLPH, deed CAROLINE " RANDOLPH 'do" &e'
10 eurs.pe. Of udsp,ri of. soprs. the state ofS
Yori abo1ptd action the ID dsy of March 1859
DAVID HAwLBf The Referee named said Judgment val sell At pab
Raroom Ro Bto,ivat in h. CITY ofSeWNork o0 THURSDAY,
the let d ef April 1919 at Sslse oeoeE noon 90 that day the FOL
s u nd ssts Ss ssd sus 10 The ssc5ih sic Esh ward
o. ~. 81 Mad IT 81 & c, Of Sr~Eoh 5sionsss to
hsa H. Leeds David A. Cousoct John Peier' Aosslon Peters
sa, iss s.t day Of Deoenbsr Of the Register
wa The bsug Known ad lots namber kh,vo.
sS's ~ e. ae % s 1d ,1.Ss .s.s :1, GI -s1, ssa@s
feet eight sDd onsqaier inches aoHs ron The corner ornsa e
the uobry side Of TwsuyIh street raunbg thence westerly
hns p. With d ~tr, 'irh street ,oog TIE rorher{ 'ds Of os
on ' 1g 1,ss ss ,,., s % s Ip@h sud sishyss.
on s forty ssh st aud Onehaf inches 10
10, number On said map thence ea.tsry ,onE ts
street one hundred westerly side o,he srh Aforesaid
SS sS ,.s .si s a one o1 i ~ ne 70 s q Ss
Bng-Dsisd s,..Yers March 1853 d. hAwLbi' Referee.
q J. .ud r. DE WITT PIbtfs Aiiopsyi
CUPREME COURT.-GE0RGE l.. SMITH v.
- RDMoS s. CONNER spd ROBERT T. sHAw-BI virtue q .
decree Of @ Court made % m n n 3 G S % S s M S d SSS 0
sRPH Mcguire Auso9ss = se as'tsa.. lss1s
8G9 AZ IL oeoe Boop oo~ng described premises All that
5 g r. TSS w. q qSSs %. 't @ S Ssas being %. % T.,
granted John Mclean By sae stonehhsgh ,Sa Php ian
CoB Commissioner, of Forfeares for ibs s"sihe District OF he
STATE Of Seg which said os nue belonged to James Ne,
aussy aud designated on map chart made Of h estate y s,s
Bsbee The said lot hereby granted and conveyed Is
bounded .oabs u oui street westerly by Lot Number
ea Lot Number sI and noHherJ IN The rear by gore OF
ud belouRhg tuoW or m containing breadth,
i oS and IaT 'nd ia sob each ,e
the premises conveyed by John Wbber aud
wife bearing date the nnsteenth day OF
October recorded the Registers 0Goe New York In hbsr 51
November % 331Dated NevriOrk March
2ih, 1859 WILLIAM J. hAbRlN Referee, % WAFstrcet
CHAKLEs w. SASDEoRpl Pd d,AAiiI. No. 3 Irrontov
CUpREME COURT, Westehester County,
y Holm r. GKPFIS MARY NJ LINT PIirLsTUs LkNr.
MARGARBr his vfj Matilda Dsgan and Thoma, DogD her
Lent ard Sarah bis w John Lent aEd martha bis
aud Rehecoa bis s Sarah Pouks and Geoge
his WIN Bleak
lev Luher Fusr KENYON Wicks Zophar James, The Peefsk
Saving. BSnk and Edwin BbggG To the Defendants LUIHBk n
FULLER KENYON WICkS; Ion hereby snmmeaed aud
quired The compliant tbs action which will be ed Ia he
e Cg 81 the County q Webester az White Plains tsad
complaint d the 9Th day MAY 1861 and copy
the ssd complaint the subscriber at his once Ia
Prskk said County whn tseny DAYS anr the service Of THIS
exclusive Of the day II such service and you m to
said Niha tue time aif the Plaintiff IN this Ae
will pul Cout for tue relief demanded The complaint
Dated Msy 25 1868. DAVID W. TRAVIS
Mill laStsW PAintlHs Attorney