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Mr. Cow. Of Milford, farmer for General
Van Worst, tells US that he has just piah'eo
= hundred and ten barrels Of potatoes, Gov
ering some twenty-five acres of ground.
One hundred barrels were OF the Early
Goodrich variety, which has done very well
for Mr.. Cow, hitherto, and has succeeded
we'll, also, on Long leland, although the
PENNSYLVANIA farmers seem to have some
complaint to make of It. II Ia no doubt bet
ter adopted to cultivation In light and sandy
than on heavy, soils.
Mr.. Cow thinks the peaches are for all
practical purposes, unipjured, and so far as
our present prospect goes, we have the best
reasons TO hope for very large crop.
Truck Farming ON the iiss,ern Shore.
The Crunaptonian, published at Crump
ton, Md, says go We learn that this year
there will be considerable increase in truck
farming in this neighborh0nd This is right,
and those who devote a portion Of their
land TO this branch OF agriculture will find
that it pays well. II requires more capital
aud labor, per acre, than grain, and is con
sequcntly more profitable Immense guam
titles of vegetables and fruits are carried
over the Delaware and Maryland Railroads
from the lower part Of the Peninsula. and
also from North Carolina and Virginia !;
then why should the farmers of Kent and
Queen Anne's counties not have share 1
this trade? Hitherto the want of railroad
to convey produce north has been Nh obsta-
Gle. This obstacle will soon be removed
BY the terms of The contract the railroad
should be finished to Massey's by the LIST o
June, and it is quite reasonable to infer that
by the LIST of July Milington and in few
weeks thereafter SudlersvAle--will have di.
rect railroad communication with Philadel-
phia, and those residing convenient to The
line will thus be placed on an equal footing
with the farmers on the other lines In Della
ware and Maryland, in regard TO access t,
good markets. The rapid increase of pop
ulatlon in northern cities will cause an H.
creased demand for vegetables and fruits
and as the soil and climate of this region i
well adapted for the raising of such pro
duce, the necessary labor devoted to 1t il
sure to be well rewarded
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Dqy ois Dies Goods, Linens coi,on4 FANCY
GOODS, Albums, EiJlSs sittsr- Plates Ware
Cutlery, Lsaher and Ge,7asn Gy5ls
Jerery description, A.
These articles viii be sold 1t the uniform prize Of
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and not u We paid for until yiu know what you are
70 receive.
The mlst popular and economical method Of dorg
The goods ". envs 81 sig sfe ecrbes on print
C. -NP-, n'n VIII ssht T. any 'ldte-s ut tn rat
# 10 cents zach, pay Tor pos ag, nriutin Sc. It
Is taen at the option Of holders whether they Will
zen cut dollar for The article or not
ny r.IHnslziso TINS SALE you nave chaece 70
N The prin I'd Sip OF be desired.
The smalles. articles sold for ONE DohLAR can b
errhanyd for s,lcr-plated, Fiue-Botled Re
roluiny Castor. or your Choice n ta,se
Paristy5 other Articles upon
Exchange List,
comprising over $50 u-eu articles, not one OF viii h
could be bought Al any retail country store for hear
ly1iuuble the amount.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
We send as com MISSION to gents:
For n Club of Thirty and $500
one of the fol ewing articles: Mnskc Shot tian,
or Austrian lie 20 Yards Co ton LadS's Fancy
Square Wnsl shawl. l.luclst-r Guilt, Acco-leDn,
Set oi Steel Bladcd Knives md Foree, Violin and
TOW, .ancy Dress Pat ern, PAIR Ladies' ra qua ity
llNh B.ft., one dozen large Liueu rowcl-, Aihani-
| bra Quilt HpheyeomD @ nlt, Cottage Clock, White
WDu binnkat, 10 y b 81 quality print, IL yds De-
| aine, l d, zsl Linen Napkius, etc
| For a Club OF six y and $500.
One Of the following articles; Rev I've Shot Gun or
1 Sthlt gfeld Rifle az Yards ShcetngP .ir Homegrown
/ Qullts, Cylinder at"n4 var b Dinbe Width ater-
prtuf tlIa.ins LsdY's ID uhle Wuil Shawl Lancaster
ilI, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engr .veh liver Plated
x.oplt ID Revolving Castor, &c Of lsoiy-haudlrd
Banhcts, pa NJ Al ambra Gu liz, 80 wards print, oi
Mar eillrs OMIT, lou 'lr ieht Keyed Acc.rd on
| F,bsler'- Nniia Pictorial Die ounr, 600 engrav
ngs, soup ges) ~ ,ar'i- 'eski 70 SUI etc.
4 For ~ Tub Of One Hunureti and $40 40
Double barrel shot rife cane, or sharps rie, 6;
Yards shi Ing, fancy tassIner toat pants and veil
| pattern texta au4lity1, pair splendid se blankets
fancy PLAID wool Tong shasl 20 lds. hemp CARPET ng
rp ndid vl'lin and how, speudd Alpaca dress pat
tern, ver HIM iie-cnsed " tch, single ba rel shu
gun. sharp's revolver une pair hiG amask tib,
covers, With ''ns d zen dinner naptirs to ma
~orctstef's Illustrated Unabridged Dictionary, sO
page-l etc.
- For additional list of commissions sqe circula-
COMMISSIONS FUE LARuEG tLuBs IL PRDPogTIos,
Agents will please take no ice Of this No NOT SEM
frames, but number Your clubs from one upward
MAKE your ! ttsrr snort and plain n possible.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIS:
tw-Be cure and send mo- ey in III cases by i,ers
tered Letet vi iCh Gun be seut from any 70 0n,c,
Ths WY e e ding money Ia preferred to All!
other inclined Whn ever
We catnlt be- responsible for money lost, miles
some precautions are taken to ms ire lie salty.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in fun. Town, County and Stat
$. g, Thompson & Co.
1856 Federal street,
maris4w BOSTON. MASS.
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THE

~oLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
- Arrest etc use OF itreu- oxide gar, admi-ister
1t III tn most APP i've m,n err. do nothnr ont ~
iRACT 4 ETH. md h certaihl, do thai win
Oct PA lN-su II % paueuLr t-tify 81, th.irs yDa
res at the Office. Ma III WALNtiF ~, ~ NV
ftvhff bhfIsn lpa ia. my 1tbmW
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

..,,- -.
ease read the foTowng Tesiimnnials. M. a.,
~ 'h'se r0ofs and you VIII be convinced hat Pss
safe IL the N
rs 49,
p,,,,, r,r. Ut. ,a, .nai <,..n, D.,
Dnrabie mi ,nnsiIv sGsn,.a ~ IN, v",-L gh ard
: ecu or nal, s'"'' A1'p'u : ny '''m Of rOot
rsrsxyrLix, DEL, Jan 90 ,o,.
Mr. Rohert Atkius,,n Dear Njr. The loos
Roof VIII eh yu mt an for me- In lime 1aas " slsa
every pursre tor which y ronf ir intended Ii II,
re thrr run nor crao. ed, l. perrcly sound and b,
asslae itslt and think fr,m al -ppearancps Il sp
Tvs shhg n. anew ha ID ng fee conhdeptaft.
and spilled Yours Respectfully, AA'e
aHT A. h, DIXON
WiLMi or \, IN
Mr.. Robert kinson: Thi. Is 4, c"ri TIA inn
.ummer o. $50 We hsd oar sls'sht h.n.- ani ,hS
r~,fr with piaHic s ate, bel ore If tho T,s- ny
durable nd All, far or. aid We cie.iir Il opsai
fh'- hest comp elton r.. ing W u, thr,ipfn,
| the "nnniry. The Plnrifi sa hnr bee M bAr epa
md W forms me complete .heri I sla' WITHIN.
mish " any Kind .HU HUTTON
HE n HUrloSf
AZ. WiLS's.ros DIT Feb Q, isOa
Pl,stie sac No flu that n he summer ~ issd =,
hhu iiHri ~ olr h'unfrv c, 7 d VIII II (thpn l,a
siine y. ! Nd that ~ 1917 ind so md him
| lou CRY tnn me- I0V rqure ~. II has D tyss
| p'b 81 xc. leu mat n Z r"f pnrp ~. -,
r,n'r are psriert'y ''g,' ana ~ Us - troihl. III
/ pa c y T. has atrdenr AM u W 10 M .ne 9 Il,
4, sheet OF slate, sithont ack ~ d. eci Of a.,
| klhu. n. u StoiSENBui q 4 uN
|
Th,. "a "a osr,,,, $50, ,hud h.s ~ sto . SO
=, M A. Kim, v au4 ,,u n"u s.c F,,r' h@fll
s",,ry umsus o'gr NV. sesfA go l. "a. rivr
a,,d h..t R",an u, r I,s y u, ne chs-l-s
,sla Or :, be al IN II Mins now one teanl
RICHARD X. JONES. III q iin,av o,
fully conrue a. The al We .tat. ment \, much q.
tha' have hid ths rhf- OF ne hone. covered
WITH II. ana nnd p-fiect sairdcii u IN hem.
| IL ny 'LL'' rem 10, SD
'ic $ eby ar A'kinspn. / seem. tn ~ prove b.
fr't,y fire proof and :, AL ap sranee has al n.
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rr-, National Hsnk saua.as.
PHILADELPHIA,

Where the geuera! business of u. Company il trans
acted and which all general e4pondrnee should
be addressed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

BEWARE OF IMpos roas-- As the regning certificate
OF George H. SAngston, Notary Public shows that /
am the sole asslpnee Of "bests Improved o.ruo,i.
tim for ic.trolin Insects in Fruit Tr e.n or the
whole United States, he'ehy notify persons to
beware oi purch lriig auy Right- under Sid Parent
hun Be- jamiD Beat of n.y. III, Uhiu, who l. Il ,ll-
lati f. - Nutrll certificate to tcpve the unlic
nr IT "a persons calling teelnsc Evan ~ Co. aud
iaifInan a. 80, Nc dihn. IA. VIM profess TO
have purchased the Right of lerrritory az / snail
q mlnr G ega pr,iceedi 6 az in.t IN m fIr lib
aha INF iIgement. PersnIs WHO have purchased Of
them VIII saw time mt exprns by report Z D me
at Once, and without furtn, nniice. j, AuE. kN,
as-other papers please copy. ntr.5 wp
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OFFICERS.

CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ard Executive tSsl-
mi,tee
HENRY D COOKE. ce-Presiden,
EMERSON W. PEET, sec'y and Aciuary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

STATE OF NJ AHYLiNu,
BALrM RE trIr, 'ct
MEN NY c HtiFY, Tint IN this hrs day ,f Febrn
arr, sdJ, nf ru ri scrser ,o'ary f'ubir. in
AND fr the city II BAltipor- .ly nim rio ed and
qualified, pers9nally appeared J0nn Al.psrn. Of mi !
city, AMI, -Ahl ting Ia me the Original lie tiers
Pat MT issued 10 Retiamin Best dat, j me cd 58s
the Uni, ST ties of Amer Gu, Tor an I,npsuy, Com
p siti N for Deriroyi In ects In Frn Tre.e, did
make oath in due totm Of law. ut -4it Beni.-
mil best did. IN the day Of Ju e, 1868 execu a
Deed OF Assignment To m tpe raid Junu Ahparn
of NJ the interest Of said iienamin Best ia said Pat
cut aud Patented Composition, for the whole Unite
states OF America, whrh Deed IL A. lrnmrnt war
at tue request Of t-e said Ahcarn, duly recorded ia
the Patent Office vi Was iig pu, as will aruear by
the rero. d Of Said Patent Unlce
JOHN AHEARN.
In Testimony whereof have leretnt !, MI NV
hand ard sfixtd nv Notarial Sell this tirst
tsRALl day Of Feb uury 1860
GEORGE L. Sasas1oN,
Notary pub1ir
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

~ us pItetF,
!. lis Cash sssets are upwards q saoo0,qoa o.
aid constantly Increasing.
2. Nole OF this 3 made up q prun!ss7iy intu- X
Ia many Companies
9. It's Cam Income l~r anna. IS lscs so,ou0oo1
ard steAdily growing larger.
4. NoUe Of Lls lie rOmpacl II the t.otes-,f hand
ofpolicy hplder,, ~ Y lhe case in many Com
5 No deductions ere made from the iaee d il poll
cy for premium nu'u- when Il becomes claim,
asis the IRE u ali aple oiupanes
d All the pfGiita pi the bGslavas are annn4ly d.
yided amons the assrrcd EqutablY, instead al
eeing wholly o. partially ais riguted among the
.,Pr. prelRry' Companita.
T. The eigidenis are riaur from the start and aot
postponed utiil AFTER ihe lapse OF several Yeas,
In man Companies.
zig speets d. Il, eilitably with liz p ,lic yrld.
Q, The Equitable has inals more progress -ipce ii
the World.
10. u iiska rave been 20 carefully selected and II.
dealings 70 e "a liable that it has never beeu
obliged to contest be payment oi claim NJ law
IL The am0gH. " new business during the year
ending September l. 1865 was So, s6G Sill
u. lts pnli les larger In than those
OF any nthsr comp irg, showing That CAPT al u &
:. acleci w Eqnita0e 'ar purposes of investment
10, he prDtl's Ut IA lu~ N ara appOrtluuei to
the as,urei OH tn, sCoutfihnt on iisn,n Which
II Conceded 70 ne E only Equitable mndrit
Companies. VI Gil i grossly unjust 10 i large
prop ri n OF he puicy holders
ID Poi c'es IN this tumany may become self SUE
tai ing by his operation OF dividends afsr
cumpAra ivt'ly short term of years.
is. Losses 10 this GumpaHy are promptly paid. and
Information always .veii without delay To the
Iniereets d parties.
70. 1t comhiues all the advantages OF all other m
paIi w!lhou any of ihvr objectionable cs-
turee.
This ,0cis'y has speuea an office at No. 9 East 3td
street, for The tr,nsactun ils bnsine IN Deit-
ware. d. 7. Richards. spec al tate Agent uver
ego 0u0 worth of Insurance. effected In WILMINGTON
We re er tn the following policy hnders-Dauiel
i.smnot, Jr.. Vim. W. Lubdel, Geo. g. L IBID II, G.
4 Jones Washington Jones, Vim. Herbert. Il q
Fraim. New isle feb2b
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

Mr.. Robert kinsnn: This Is +. c.rli t6a n" TX.
summer of $40 We hyd mar sls.ght hons. mn !" ,h w
-rfe with Plastic s rte, bel ~ G ~ tho a,s, w.
on in his place hi- ineyery 'ay prov,nf,pS <,
durable md siii' fac or, AID We cie,iirf i, ana
th- hesf comp siton r. fiDg W h ne ihr.my'a M
the "nnniry. The plnri sla has bee nv hsr n, !,
md n W forms me complete .heri I sla with,rs
b mish VI any Lind. >HU HUTn,Y
HE 4 HiJrloXi
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Pease read tina following Testimonial. =,
seo these roofs and you will be convinced iat Pas,a
Safe IL the astt
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Chartered ny special Act of Congress,
Approved July IS, 1s6s.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

Belnp Fire. wster and Steam Prpof--I. OH :.
Durable md equally adapted 10 any iuim Or r' ~
. eep or nxt. VI zoo
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

No. % south street, Baltimore.
And by dealers in general throughout The country
The SOMBRFRO GUANO Of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (ani Of
which he has sole control for the United
Sates,) contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore ii is
more durable.
A large per centage Is Soluble, and will
Immediately yield It's uourishmcnt.
The Ammonia It contains ia pure and
ready 10 yield its value mot animal matter,
capable ut yielding its ammonia after de-
composition in the soil
Nothing is spared in its manufacture to
render II the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved TO the
farmer that il is durable and can always be
relied on AS uniform in quality; ard HE nu
mer0us unsolicited testimonials continually
received its nse in competition with other
Fertilizers, fully attes,s that il has not been
cxcelled.
PRICE S56 PER TON Of 1000 lbs. Discount
to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufa iurer.
Msrch LIT, 1869 marls em.w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-15

Crr'REvILlE, DEL Jan % 1870
M. Robert Atkinson Dear Nv: The Plastic ~.
Roof VIII Ell y'u put ON for M In June. 1856 WY.
every purHre tor which ronf H. intended n, II
re ther run nor crao.ad 1. perrcy sound snd k ~
asslae inslf, and think firm all appearance II sl
Tvs shhg ~ new hi I'd ng. feri c0nndsnt N ~
euccess NJ roofing material when property m.a "
aud spilled Yours Respectfully, 'Aaos
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-06
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January D.
FLOUR-In moderate demand; sales
of family at 5Oa7 IS.
WHEAT-Rather tirmer; sales OF NO.
l red at 73a1 Is.
CORN-Dull at Csc for ear or shelled;
market unchanged.
OATS-Dull but firm at 6OaGlc.
RYE-Steady at 30.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Unsettled and helders ask
ing 25a26c for middling.
WHISKY-Firm at 90.
HOGS-Firm at 9 75al0 80 for live
and IL OOa12 % for dressed; receipts
$500.
MESS PORK-Sold at 90 90; mostly
held at 30 90.
BULK MEATS-Held at III, 14a15tc
for shoulders, sides and clear sides.
BACON-ln active demand at l3tc
for shoulders, 16sc for clear rib slnoo "nd
l74a17 Ic for clear do.
LARD-Firm, but not offering to any
extent; sales of low grades at l7al!$c;
prime steam to steam leaf kettle sold at
isal8lc, but is now held ut l9c.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet at
3ia4Oc.
EGGS-Sold at 29c.
OILS-Linseed Oil quiet at l DIAL 10,
Lard Oil 45a1 80. Petroleum quiet
at 23Ia24c for refined. Lard oil adj
vanced to 55al 81 for No. |.
GOLD-1344 buying and l33 selling.
EXCHANGE-Dull ut lilo discount
buying and par selling.
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HOUSE,

Mr.. Washburne of Illinois reported,
from the Committee on Appropriations,
the Consulate and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton bill. He also offered resolution
inquiring into the overland mail con
tract under Wells, Fargo Il Co. Objoc'
ton made.
The Speaker laid before the House the
report Of Special Commissioner of Rev
enue, Wells.
Mr.. Bu'ler introduced a bill to secure
and protect freedom of transit in the
United States. Referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Kelley reported bill providing
that a civilian may be appointed CHIEF
of the Bureau of Steam Engineering
Passed.
The House than resolved itself into Il
committee of the Whole on the State OF
the Union on the Presidents message OF
1867.
Mr.. Window made Il speech in favor
of the construction of the Northern
Pacific railroad.
The committee 1859 and the House
adjourned.
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From ChiCa1O.

CHICAGO, January "a minority re-
port has been adopted in the council of
the Montana Legislature, to remove the
Territorial Capital from Virginia City
to Deer Lodge City.
At the railroad depot in Fou du Lac,
Wisconsin, Yesterday afternoon, a young
man named Chapman, while passing q
gate leading into the yard, was accoSt>
ed by strang +, who was just step
ping within the gate. Chapman was
first struck upon the head with a slung
shot, and then stabbed in the neck with
a dirk, after which u slash was made at
the pocket of his pants, which contain
ed hundred dollars. The victim was
left unconscious, while the murderer es-
capped on the train going north.
Several of the Michigan legislators
have arrived at Lansing. The United
States Senatorship is the absorbing top
ic. Chambers chances for reelection
are good. His rivals are Congressman
Blair and Terry, and Hon. Charles S.
May, ex-LieutenartG Governor. A caucus
will probably be held tomorrow night.
The distribution in the Red River Ter
ritory is increasing. Only two pounds
of food is granted to each person per
week.
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for the present. He has limited that

for the present. He has limited that
the Tenure-of-O Office bill ought to be re-
pealed, but does not positively say 80,
though he declares that if it is not re-
pealed Congress must sit through sum-
mer. He believes the army in the
Southern States ought not to be reduc-
ed Immediately, but will reduce it when
ever the Southern people deal fairly
with each other.
Cotton will soon be king again. Two
million seven hundred thousand bales
are promised this year which is estima-
ted to return s27O, 100000 to the plant
ing States. A few years more the South
will be able 10 pay her full share OF the
national debt, accumulated in the late
"onpleasantness,n and it is rather COM
Portable to known the North VIII. not
be troubled with the Southern lndeot-
edness growirg ont of the same affair.
The Legislature of Ohio has passed a
law making it obligatory upon every
broker and banker in that State to
stamp or mark every counterfeit, worth
less or altered bank note that may come
into his possession. The penalty i'm
posed for failure to comply with this,
is q fine or forfeiture of from fifty to one
hundred dollars for every such offence,
according to the circumstances OF the
case. This is very sensible enactment
and the adoption of similar measuresjn
other States would be an advantage to
all classes of citizens. The loss by coun-
terfeit and uncurrent money to consci-
entious tradesmen is large item on
the debit side of their profit and loss ac-
count. There are many people who think
il no sin to pass out bad m oney in max
ing change-satisfying their consciences
that they received it for good and do
not commit any grievous offence against
their neighbor by passing it around.
AS a general thing, however, the poor
and INDECENT are the sufferers in the end,
as a counterfeit lodged with them VIII
permanently abide with them, the rea-
son being that their money is scrutin-
lied carefully before it will be received
and its character detected. If all know
ing money handlers in banks and bro,
ker- offices, would stamp worthless"
every one of the thousand spurious
notes which they daily throw out of the
depositors' collections of money, they
would confer great favor on the public
at largo by forcing out of monetary
channels limitations not worth the paper
they are printed on. Ohio has set a
good example.
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, January 5.-The Legislature
met to-day. Truman J. Iounglove, Re-
publican, was chosen Speaker OF the
Assembly, receiving 20 Votes against 81
for VIM. ii. Hitchman, Democrat. Tho
organization was completed by the
election of subordinate officers in the
Senate. Mr.. Creamer gave notice of a
bill to amend the Metropolitan excise
law, reducing the license to 500
for the sale of spirituous liquors, and
$50 for the sale of ale and beer; also leg
ulating the hour for closing place of
business where liquors are sold, by re-
curing them to effectually and COM
Pletely close such place between the
hours of one and four A. NJ. on week
days and on Sunday, except after two
o'clock p. NJ, when stores and places
for the sale of liquors may open.
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BrpAPnlrIinn-

WASHINGTON, January 5.-At noon
to-day the members of the Printers
Grant and COlfaX Club, numbering
about one hundred, called at the head
quarters of the army for the purpose Of
presenting to General Grant a cOngrat-
ulatory letter of their Club, which had
been engrossed on parchment, signed
by all the members, and neatly framed
General Grant met these gentlemen in
the reception rooms of the headquar-
tiers and after short speech from
Charles +. Lathrop, Esq, foreman of
the Public Printing Office and President
of the Club, the members were individ-
ually presented ard shook hands with
the General. At the conclusion of this
formality General Grant said al thank
you for this manifestation of your SEN
timents. | do not know of anything
more that | can say than that | am
glad to have had the support of all
classes, and particularly of those who
are finding employment under the
Government. hope there will be moth
ing in my course hereafter to make You
regret the present you have seen fit to
give"
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, January 8.

CHlCAGOJ JANUARY d.
FLOUR-In better request and firmer'
3Oa6 80 for low to good spring extras
WHEAT-Active, firm and &c higher
sales of No. at % and No. 2 at l6i
al Is, closing firm at l7!al III for
No. ,: sales No. , this afternoon at II.
CORN-More active, firm and Haze
higher: sales of old No. at Csc; No. =
kiln dried at 56a57c; new 55ia57c; no
grade 5Oia51Ic; closing firm at 56ia57c
for new and 5la5lic for no grade; since
Change nothing doing.
OATS-Fairly active, chiefly specu-
lative and ic higher; sales at a. la4otc
for No. > and 44ia54c for rejected; clos
ing steady at 47a47fc for No. ,.
RIE-Steady aud quiet at l!al IL
for No. l and l6 for No. :; closing
steady at Is for No. l and 10 for
No. >.
BARLEY-Dull and weak; early sales
of No. at Is; closing with sellers but
no buyers at g..