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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29
s. N BARTON
No. IS west Second Street.
To pay cost and expenses OF Etrert. nle
and sidewalk improvements.

/ To pay cost and expenses OF Elrnfh nIIe#
and sidewalk Improvement
NOTICE Is ErEREHY uEvEg
] IN that by virtue oi huudfy pIeerHiH
1 i@siied ~ tho Mayor OF Cue city Ot EVANS
/ vile. and % me directed WI sem 20
! public auction, 81 The door of tho Court
/ House. in said city on Monday AuTHIt
I second. (2U 1862 N 10 o'clock +. fL. tho fel-
or 20 much thereof ns may be necessary tD
pay the amount charged nuu assessed
against the same together with tne cost uI
sale, said charges ana assoc tineniH boIHH
FOR Tie cost and expenses uf street. alley.
and sidewalk Improvement hld that rIlu
sale will be cont nued on tne next day
Thereafter, name Tuesday, August thIrd,
1900 al the same hour nud place far El1
puI pose OF aellipg auoh property a8 mHg
have been sold on enc day first nlUFe
mentioned, ard not paid Tor WIS
Original Plan, lhiftY-aoFeu aud "a half
fgTZl feet Of lot number mluetB-uIun. NII.
adjoining lot number ninety. elghtyl HHIt
FOR assessments or alley Improvement
Donation Enlargement of The city OF tY-
amsviile. lot number two hundred nud
thifty-seVgn, l6llt owned HE MlllEM
For asscs sment or niley Improvement
Donation infringement Of the cIIY OF Ifs
ansville, lot number two hgudr1ea and
for1 assessments OF alley improvements.
Donation Enlhrgement pL Lhg ny l93i .ttR-
ansvliie, % tho undivided en-. ii..ll ~ ~ ~
75 feet OF tho EauthWos.elly NalL OF i9i
number Two hundred n04 t9iLtg ItAlfl nWHa
ca ~ Thomas =. ott elllll +. , ...
1,l,sefIrTa Fninra8ment ol thH city ut Dv.
as1e,5tIie ~ tho Undivided une-hulf ur I8l
~ ~ tf5I9t numbar two hundred and frrfs
t246j, owned by u, y. hieliert sl3 hsl
N~''" JOHN GREEK Collector.
evansville, July SOD, 1863, IJyB
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

COLONEL CHURCHILL, Secretary of
State of Kentucky, has pronounced
in favor of admitting negro testimony
in the courts Of that State. The day
Il not distant when Democratic poll
ticians in Kentucky will be asseverat-
ing that they were always in favor Of
this measure of Justice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

How IT Works. = Although the
survey of the great road from Cincin-
natl South has not been made, locali.
ties in Kentucky and Tennessee
arc competing strongly for it. A
route along the Dry Ridge, through
Georgetown, Versailles and Harrods-
burg to Danville, and the one from
Paris through Winchester to Rich
mond and Mt. Vernon, is said to offer a
bonus Of several millions of dollars if
it be adopted by the officers of the
road.
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In noticing the death of JOHN
RoEBLING, the bridge builder, the
Washington Chronicle says medical
journals of responsibility are report
ing that the CalaJar bean has been
proved to cure nine cases out of ten
of lock-jaw, the disease of which Mr.,
RoEBLING died. In view of the fact
that formerly hardly one case out Of
one hundred could be cured, the
remedy suggested is worth remember,
inc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THE Chicago Tribune Company
have sent US a photographic view of
their new and handsome Office build
ing. It Is a magnificent structure,
and is substantial evidence of the
prosperity of this great Republican
naper Of the Northwe st.
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A NEW YORK paper says thatabout
two years ago several japanese SIX
worms we're imported and placed on
some alanthus trees in one OF the
streets of that city, and the result IS
that this year the trees are overrun
,-14b 4hauo
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The Kissing steamship United King
DOM

We have refrained from making
any remarks on this subject in the
hope that the worst fears might prove
to be groundless, and that something
might yet be heard of the missing
vessel, her passengers and crew. 1t
10Th Of April, when the United King
dom left this port, that, as we have
heard nothing of her in the interval,
with the single exception that she
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

Gov. HAHN gives a most cheerful
oeoount of affairs in Louisiana. The
sugar, cotton and corn crops are all
heavy, and cotton is believed to be
safe from worms. The animosities en-
gendered by the war and the subse-
quent political contests in that State,
are dying out, and the social quiet
which prevailed before the war is
ranidIv returning.
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BATCnEEOR,s ITAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. instants neOus: no dis
appointment; no ridiculous 1nts; reme-
dies the Ill effects of bad Dyes; invIgorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batcheior's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond ST.,
New York. !.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THE question with the citizens of
Corinne, Utah Territory, is, shall the
city government be Mormon or Gen
tile. At present the Mormon infu-
ence seems to have the upper hand.
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CITY ADVERTTsEKTENTs.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81.


J ULY IS, 1863.
Ordered, tx NJ six weeks public notice,
by advertising In the Evansville Daily
Journal, be given that, on the 9th day OF
September, 1869. the Common Council OF
the City OF Evansville will make an order
for opening out au alley in Block 81 stu.
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue, and extending from Sixth Street
to Franklin Street, in the town of L a
masco City, now City Of Evansville. Said
alley to be OF the width of twelve q2) feet.
and the west line of said alley u be one
hundred and nineteen Ql9) feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third Avenue. And should any per-
son aggrieVed, at any time within six
weeks, apply to the Common Council for
redress, by petition or remonstrance left
with the ClerK of the Com mon Council,
and containing a statement OF the injuries
complained of and the amount demanded
therefor. said petition or remonstrance
viii be considered, heard, and determined
by the Common Council, on the 9Th day OF
September, 1863.
And IL IS further ordered. that the Clerk
record In the Minute Book of the Council
the plat OF SAID Block No. 81, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the location,
width, and length of said alley, which pat
has been prepared by James ID. Saunders,
CITY Surveyor.
A. N. McGRIFF, Clerk,
By II. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, July I'D,
1869. ljy2j d6wl Union copy.
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PUBLISHED By TRE

IT maybe gratifying to the ladies
t o know that the coming man is
Chinaman.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

any oversight occur in this particular
we will try to have the manliness to
confess the blunder.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLEB
on the face, use PeTTy's CJ4nedoIse and PIN
pie Remedy, prepared only by Ur. b. T..
PERRY. 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold
sale medicine dealers. mhI7 dSm, w3m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES
Freckles, and Tan from the face use Per-
RVS Moth and BreckLe Lotion. prepared
only by DR.. B. Q. PERRY. Sold by all drug
gists. mills dSm, W8m-hp
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CARRIAGES.
OFFERED:
An opp Ortunity
70 Engage in q Profitable
Business, in q Pleasant
Locality.
II H. H N = Il a = Y.
OF ER Z d.:

II H. H n - Il a = Y.
T OFFER MY sAw-AEILL PROP.
erty, which consists Of min, dwelling,
warehouse, and I've and a half acres or
land, together with several small out
houses, situated in front of the town of
New Harmony, on the Wabash River
between Main and West Streets, for sale.
WIN take pay in great part in any con-
vertible property, such as lumber, mer-
ehandise, stock, or land. VIII divide tie
property
MILL ALONE, or
MILL AND DWELLING, or
MILL AND WAREHOUSE.
For particulars address
J. e. ELLEGTT.
Jy2ldiW,w}t Harmony, Ind.
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Nntiea TO Cnntraotors.

July u. 1869. fsr.a.
The Common Council OF the City of
Evansville Will receive sealed proposals
until Monday, July 18th, 1869, for Furnish
ing materials and building i've public
cisterns. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Clerks office.
BY order of the Council.
A. Nj. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
By T.. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, July 10, 1859.
jylB Union copy.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases aud Abuses
which create fIupedInIeuts to MAKRIAGE
with sure means OF relief. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 d3m lisp nj
Butchers Dead Shot for Bed bug
butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Mays dwlm ISM
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Notice to Contractors.

JUNE 2STH, 1863.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Evansville will receive sea ed proposals
until the Goth day of Jnly, 1863, Tor grading,
glaveIing, and paving the alley situate be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, and ex-
tending from Sycamore Street To Vine
Street, In Block No. IS, Eastern Enlarge
ment. ~.
BY order of the Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF. Clerk.
By K. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks ONCE, July Sd, 1863.
jy5 did Union copy.
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Valuable Real Estate to be Sold
at Auction,
Upon Credit Of 6, u, and Is Months.
JULY Sd, 1863.
Il City OF Evansville viii sell at public
auction, on
SATURDAY, july SlsT, 1859,
At 3 O'Clock PM, upon the premises, the
old Baptist Church property. situate on
the corner OF Clark and Centre r treets,
upon q credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from date, payable
in city orders; the purchaser 10 remove
that portion of the building projecting
into the street within six months from
day OF sale, and give bond, with approve
security, to secure the payments.
By order OF the Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY K. A. McGRIFF, Deputy.
0l ESvs shsTi July 8th, 1863.
diff union copy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

accrued prior to January and Ie 1862 t3aoo0oo, and
Of this amount the Government has received from trans
pOrtaOn &c, tsi7 s52, leaving balance due TO the
United States Of t2,S2s,7 700. -- r.-....
WIN. NJ. Vermye and his son Thomas i. Vermilye, jr
retired yesterday from the banking rm Of Vermlye
Co., long and fayorably known as one OF the leading
houses OF this city The business viii be continued under
the came firm name by Messrs Washington r. vermilye,
James A. TrOwbrdge, Donald Mackay, and latham A.
Fish, Mr.. Washington r. Vermilye, who has been we'll
known TO Walst for forty years stl remains the
active head of the house, the partners old clerks
who have long been Identified with the old firm. -.
The following is the specie list arrived from California
by the steamship Alaska from Aspinwal:
sfs' w Fsg0 HS Co. 81 o1Hn sherman %
Fred Pobst % Trevor COsAe... $3.50 90
D. De Castro Co..... 476 90 ---
Ss."i Sss BsdS S5I. Co. 100 60 ''''
We regret to announce the failure OF the old and we'll
known firm of L. b. Curtis. importers OF British and
continental goods This one Of the Oldest and most
respected houses in the trade. .r9 rrr
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank Of England
published to-day shows that the amount OF bulori In
vault has decreased Gl6Oo since the last report The
bank has advanced its rate OF discount from to per
cent .. ...r. 60. .. U.r .l-
The shpments of Pittston coal for the week ending
March o. 1862 were 1852 tuns total 1862 1e732 tuns;
to same date 1865 127s7S tuns increase, $3.50 tuus
The chicago RcpRbcdlt OF Tuesday says; I'D
business in financial circles continues moderately
active, and the money market is close and firm at tue
legal of interest In the general features OF the
kat there s change borrowers being more numerous
than dollars the banks, and it is with difficulty that
regular customers accommodated and there s good
deal OF good. frstcass paper offering the open mar
ket How long the present strngency Will continue we
unable to say and IL IL matter for serious conjecture
among business men, nearly all branches OF IN
dusry suffering more less frOni this scarcity OF
available capital Bankers all over the country are con-
plating call for statement from the Controller OF
the Currency aud appear anxious to get IN their state
meats al as early day as possible g..~ no ....I.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Tr1ooN Anil III IS for Ard 03113
TO- tbs sounL States nvsTWenty boaas a3 Stocks opened
oyjst AZ 24 isr Enc. tpd 81 for Illinois CertfalL .
Ill mfbe Cotton maYfst quiet
25i Tor brpE UpiaBds sHd l2iL for Ahhg ousaRs Con- 1913
4, quarter for New MiIes NesterH .
IoSDos April Ill IInseed Cakes eater but Dot qsotsby
lover TurpebuBe 81 IS & cst =, .l..
yAE Gpr Cotto opsu Unchanged for both the spD and
lhott . -..,.,-.~.., ...... a., 4, y,
White. -. .I. ..I
ixp0z Auv III m-Oonos more' 92i ioI b. accounts
o. Up States bonds easef Al SI Toe ti'c
aks ea, Tbs prices Of American sseutss with tc exception
Of Pys- tssntes. unchanged g.
LiseapooI April IL nLard 7t6 Y eFt Tsnow 1879 rst
Irs,ox Ami IL 40 D. m.thsois close S o moDer. and
91 d Tor the account limited Five fvont bdf or dn A.
Di STOCKS Rne Railway shares ll iAo~ Central s
T%yNs Apr coioaH Low Mdane ssoat hanesi T,ss Ora
uairs, Ca tLr spst. AZ ssneA =. . .I II.
Ia,spos Apfi ~ ~ D. nL--Tsiou. 4f fdi63 y ewt
LKRP0oL Asnl li.p mTbe Gotten ms's-s s'o'sa DOH q
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02

DOMESIit hAhhbIh
pHIDsrBA Ayr oe,iou ,i.,SJ sdd3s gpsSd' gse I. 1s
csSa5s % S'Ss IS s niIl sp S f.sl:s % s.
@ g. s s TsA5 % 9S. g's' ( wSs S si %s Il SSs s
Rrs 81 90 5000 bush hsed Western
a sS Petroleum quiet and unchanged OlH erOeshs'
''s tS; %S asst Mns vg..a
PJS. s sls CSn sS r.cees @ Witt.
Yellow assi.Ss.S Oats doll It 5oSs @ good gbt R.. da and
eI s NE; FPs ' sa 6S So Lard sra
IorrsvIIE APr i|fSSeco"sales no hbis 4. 81 os sis 50
cS,0' h is l Me-. e. . LiT "a % S %b @
o lsSsi5s CorS sSs osis sia6sS RE IS WHISKY Ole
uptsSs co @ dun inS a asi ana wh al ssa
SssIsss :Ss T:.S & s% = % P % & T I % % % ss m 1 %
sBOd cause: the ToCss n.Ils % be sssn Eiesnte sn.
@ 2 @ @ Frees Sss SG Fs SASEs $ ss'
pd Hgbwses nominal the immediate The retail trade only
Cor. the track and 2OO bbH Choice White Michigan Wheat
SysSo @ ! * n FssT s ssay :% a. & a.. % :'s g S
rae dsSabI ma lsis. aSS u.G White csSsdi sfsh Pd 90
No Mv.qleg os 81 81 Corn ,cT and 9@fs stih,'ss sSs
50 ui hdihnr sss ton R1Eosi F5sishn on F0afiS DO'
's s. GdU ic s@ s.y $oaS .aS Se,. unchanged
%t Double s & SSs @ 3; sr'fSss
@ 81 s h 4 fS Sa & % Close. S%' 1..es $ opo pi sss b
iey quiet s 99Gss for choice Iowa sprug Rye finn 81 20
Eo: o c.sr s ses i sSdas.s isc Bacon da At s
0S c o ssS9e' % M ' cor. ST cSs S Lis. G a S S S q
t9 Rsesipt.ooo ebl. Eo.I soO bush Wheat 1909 bush
ntvAUSsS April da spl Unchanged what g19 .Sd n
changed uoRiuAy Rye quiet at 81 JdS 10 oI
Receipts-lOO0 bbs Flour, 10000 bush. Wheat, aud V
bush shpments3 600 bbL Flour, 1000 bush Wheat
SSI AP s ~ r IS,S Sas E a1' aS s
and declined laic; No sold 81 lsi AID No 2si 100 ~ H.
for regular fresh receipts sales since Chaoge AZ e lot OoIh s
and declined sale, New ac for regular frsh recep; no
SSac Tor fresh polling dGOs tbs isrEGG% q mo o,t. dS i No
TOD 81 CO for regular fresh receipts Hghsnss tS
selling active and trmetat S5 or casa
and e a. buyer April Land quiet al li Live Hon dull Ane
rsed OI5c sales SO d*lo So for Common 70 Choice beei
Cattle dali, - .' % rr. .....r -f. .fUf ."...
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
NJ MI IL Ut = 7 y ="
SED BROORLYE, April /, 1869.
.4Ig - ~ ID
TotGl...,,.....".

RIcBA few caroHAs TO Iids Al 9d9e arte has
SUGARS quiet STEADY fomsr tgure bu 1 not es, prs
sure Refining HOB sales of315 hhdA st IitdI M
&c P0rO Eooj and $50 ooies httpa part AZ 9
zlA Refined du Ard Stock Of kAws April ~ iolow
aba rs s bhas 23ll do Esgsh Island 4 Do MAJ
uq1t X7 de-; 100 DO ysIts 10 dol9ia hhdA JO
HataHs Oss boiss BrAn 1896 bagsi Manila S9IS bags and
Melado, 3l3 hhdA .. ..... Ill. IL. -...1 - .
sTKARISrb mriet qus and prices steady saesT TUo at
sKEsrsap seeds are ONLY modsrA, demand bat pees
shanged HsqHste Clover 81 3a 9ic nu Imoe Al ~ 9hS D
FsI quiet at ~ 1s9sl M Lrsesd quiet bu' 'eAdJ
eunofs 81 40 G0d II '.
T0BACCO-Ksntseky Besfof prime 9aAJ fair demand sud
sssdy leaf dali htort April J. 1909 bale. hsysna zn
bales cenfnego hack heE 0k hno bIo"AUh 10
sp,stieb usr,honse, April g. 1887 bhdA
TALOWTh demasi and proet mach ,hs last
euoef sales oflOoo At At l4GlG io Common 70
PnmG
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE EIGHTHoUR LAW IN TILE BROOKLYN
n MAYNARD.


received order from w..silinstos on Thursiay d.
recng him make reduction Of onefth in the wages
of al labOrers and mechanics employed IN tho yard The
working time por day being fixed at eight hours ny law
Congress the naval authorities decided by tie order
issued ~ give the pay per hour for eight hoes
day the men receive per hour when they work tea
hours per day outside OF the Yard The order was pro-
mulgaed yesterday morning, aad created surprise ahe
dissatisfaction When Gsnnei>huur came, the nea con
gregatsd In Yorkst. an6 discussed the stste OF
affairs The general feeling was thst before Throwing
themselves out Of work. they would send eomnlee ID
Washington 60 demonstrate with the Secretary OF
the Navy. On the part OF the officers Of the
yard 10 conteaded that the government paying he
sae wages per hour private establishment and
cannot he expected 70 pay more. The men IN Govern
,uen employ worked only eight hours per day. while
those outside worked ten hours IL was therefore only
fair that the men the yard should receive but eight
tenths df what the men IN private yards ea1 On the
other hand, the men urge that the law requires TUG
Navy-Yart officials 20 pay them per day at the s5ms
rate az paid in private establishments, and that the law
defines lght hours day for Navy Yard work thats
thereore they entitled to receive fof eight hours
work per day the NaVyYard the same as men got tfoi
day In private yards irrespective OF the derenee o
hours In the definition OF the word day" Tbne faf
few only quit work. the great majority walIE Ioi
tine decision Of the Secretary of the Navy There are
present total VI lCo mechanics and iaDerers eIsSes
In the yard. .-i ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02


coFFEE da .om,TSs ss.vI ttsurs qSoisd aonh =. BE-
! stocks to-day follow. Rio . 5 S... ,v, LS. b s' 80 81 S.g
k S g. eS . sss & @ s.. s,E ~ Swim s
Flour AND nRAi~fh. marie, for wssern and stat. Flour
ify stty. prices ofthe low rde resae loss vhs r
@sa9m ,S hgs grade, are 9u ~ We @ a. e. s & s s eo
T Tse sis'; &c c 50 20 ipT The Sg .i. 81 w't @ ss 81 10
sc 1ss 80 fOr good 70 choice SPss nsst sI' 20 oS a.
81 ssS'%i 90 % fst isa tIss s5a .ss ID yf ts. ~ 81
81 T. IT, a. avg %s. WIFE, ws.. "sslt s d. a no % FsSy % 81
s . % $ Lou. EF',s @ so pSns ss' s E % ora t.s.. sSs
Four Is inactive kouSefb qss sales q 20
1 sS 1 sS o. s. : M xsro 1 9oso GS s"S v". "a IS E
Fs F;s SSs do - ea "a All % t & az e hH S A1is
Ms. a. y HT% e, ss4 & n s0oS S a;%sa @ s e % 81 M 1ss ''
GRAIE-Spnpg Whep ia5 bu,h ssHd only Hodsrrt,y
ssas ssishf ,S S'Tal % @ s aS Sn 81 6 for Sos
1SI d,s., y = - 70 70 , s.csf White Sa s
So being .bou. he nogiHa PTes .day q s. iGI amber h s
~ IS the latter o .sy yehes Bsrsy NAL a1ls' a. s1GSL -
Oats only ~ modtrfs . es ls hesI So. re e., R
ihae and RownAl opened ,,,y bot closed bs,v The
oSo saS DsBp and Tn.ouSd Western nId q
agl eOsaE bsay at e and O 'a store 'sa s'
HSrTA. r,,sv ls,r ard .nsq,t r,os.' s,.n''d
BOiS du bu fut Ne quote sa, sTee Tor Var 70 Coed
is,i bst buyer, s retain n. Ad,ui,ri
oo heS 3 Pore Re- "a t sss & % 81 SS SS' & & Ss 'Ts @
C % 41s hbd Esssh lsd ess do 'so Rico 80 AAda-io-
CIIS-Amsnssp eopSiu4 N b tsm'rd and prizes ere f
om vs. for casks and bbs kugsh do noHnAi CIsdc
P Ole dull bot steady ~ i3dE 20 Whale and 81 "
2fT sperm. O iAAciVe and Lard Oh %
Srm and 4ed 81 ~ AVbhad-u OIL SSc Homins
has bssns h.t asm.sa far Poii Ods Se
and close % With isISs ofsrpgs The '.' enh
sud reear are I hb1, S3 S0HbJ 6 for Nsv nss hnd
last hs d Apri ss ss 10 seller hIy brysis
s. S, = ..S S ssSs S Is'aDfs M s,. ' s q T,s S Bee.
Az. pomp az 25a TTse Mes asd S49a 80 for IboA
Mess f so hbs a. @9sn ts FOR "rst
Cut Meats Bacon and values AbeGt bssEqused
Dressed setdy Sequbte At ftc for Cir Lr dah spl
Hil though Do 9noish eSe saes e ~ be aaa sea ~
li9oie for No ie for City, lSiGs,e for FHT 70 Prime Sa'
ana 49, for Ketile hsbdeset ... n.
STOCK or PORK AND BEBF IN PAcKISG YARDS, FEW-iORK
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPosT 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 Ifa-
monds, and valuable Jewelry of every description
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their bnilding will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfecF
attanable security has been reached. and at an e1
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
posltor The officers viii take pleasure in showing
the vault on application. - - .... ..| .
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
rurRspaYs WRATHgR REPoRT-sLM
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP sBwToRK.. RK........".".".."....Ap L
HIraREn


CLEARED.
ste.nsAipsees Gin. LesrpSel union Dre1er Bremen are
marie Couch Norfolk City PoiHi and Rehm9sdi Anis. M- AZ
Upv M n LBg.ton Cseesmas SavaERah Key West Jaessoa
Por Kssss Bear Magnolia CrsSs ChaIissoai
Ease Greene HavsnAs DrgO. johnson. Portland
ship-N Of the Wave. Bachelor Hong hong. 49,
Bars-MsgdAlene, Leach ksSBodsnI Meme fenNeA hAeu,
BFPOuv,rs Handy C.uge.; eIp.ey Bsbaasen 81 croiI
Forrest ArehAt, GahA Stinee, Gbrssr tsf orheTs
sshn-GeO Brown He%nins~s' Ne~.,sa ~ ngs, Ts.sis
Marsnh. ~ Cassds Lsysia CAsre.ats % Asses
obbie Stamford Hail. Taylor ST. harn Honest A OosH
sioop@Kspor.. steep, Ssr.Harrn tr 70.
.-E... ARRIVED.
Steamship Alaska Gray ApEKE March a. ue' pass ma" ans
Hed.s BoI@.sp 1s srsn,s 2 s. 81. si's n, %d
BARK CHA, nolby CieAfaegos Is daJs. sugar.
EA Barss, ConyeTs, BerasA aAgs hides and t!ou
Ba Feetsg Tui March IT, via CsesOn March p
bsrE TrsnoOi Carlisle Havana ls day, sugsr F rrr Er
SawAses spsOS DenArara 70 das and moissses
Bus Titus Lovrey Johs r. R. 10 dsys sugar Sailed
uith Sng Krklssd. br Baltimore l.
sebr w AeCoheJ, Cienenee Gate Janp) Kingston, JAM
'i: Sshf Il 5ssSie A sheppard wsibet Baltimore.
sCsooSKks-RTkx coAsrwIsE
HAIslsu Philadelphia spsedss, Virginia
Moses g Lesaara, VIs.niA !ehn MarA Bal!inors a
IdispiA Virginia Mary S rbbetts Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS. -t..
Bosros Apr steamship Neptan from NwIork barks
,e. NON Antwerp; from CstG; Kate Scranton AID
th AnrassAn Alice IaroB from suEnAn brgs AafJ ion
Ponce. Y. h I HporlsIBan. from
HoLssss HoLK 3-Arlve schr Seaman, Arroyo, r.
fer b CAnena, Nlmngson for Bestoa
RcHxosD Va, Aprt L-bnk Contest, from Rio Tor sraerA
LII. FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON The b.hba American ssesmship Bana
aud HGsba arrived At tAs port o'clock h aher
AsPTsSaLI n c. March T-Arrived sehr wilder HeAsbst
SesYoL Sailed March 10 bark BOns whieberry Ee~iOs
SPOKEN.
sehr R Muhan from DsSnara SesYOrt March &C. Ia.
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