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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

Thanksgiving Day, Nov. IS, go.
This is the saddest Thanksgiving Day /
have ever known or ever expect to know.
The wind has been blowing here very hard
for nearly two weeks, but last night it COM
menced a severe gale about "a NJ. Bricks.
stones and sticks came against the side and
roof of the building, so that felt somewhat
alarmed. At A. NJ. the whole building
rocked ominously, and dressed and held
myself in readiness to seek shelter as best
l could in case the building should unroof
or fall; but fortunately nothing of the kind
happened, more than the tearing off of a
few boards and destroying few windows.
About ga. NJ. / ventured to start for break
fast, little over half mile distant. Just
before reaching tho boarding. house the first
view that met my eyes was building COM
pletely stripped of shingles, and the doors
and windows boarded up ON the outside,
the inmates having vacated about ocloclS
A. NJ. A few steps farther ON, log cabin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
Bs'csf B1SIIlsi1Crsfoji.

Thanksgiving was ushorod in At \. j..
Evans's hall, bya ball Wednesday evening,
Nov. 17th. a young man from West Brat
tleboro, who perhaps had imbibed too
much of the "crather," in friend Evans's
"sampling room,' while about leaving the
hotel, Thursday morning, lost his balance,
and fell out af his buggy on to the frozen
ground, thereby breaking his collar bone.
His bones were set by DR.. Frost of Brattlc-
ln.nn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

In the town of Westminster, with a
population Of about LOO, there are taken of
daily, weekly and other periodicals and
papers, about 200 in number. At the
centre post office, there come s2l Of these,
about tN o-thirds of the mail matter for the
town coming to that Office. Probably few
communities of its size can furnish n better
proof OF intelligence and literary taste than
Is furnished by the above record.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
THE TROUBLEE.V' Is.I.V.VIPEG.

The following account Of the troubles in
Winnipeg, territory belonging to the
British Provinces, lying north of the State
of Minnesota, which we take from the Bos-
ton Post, is of interest to those who would
understand the cause of the rebellion re-
Gently inaugurated there:
Five hundred half-breod natives are in
rebellion in Winnipeg Territory against
the measure transferring them from the
mild sway of the old Hudson Bay Compa-
ny to the rule of the Canadian Government,
through its horde of Office holders. They
have resolutely driven of tho Governor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

m.ttee Of liyo-O.S Howard, Jonas Twitch-
ell, Oscar Garfield, Chester Rand, Sharon
Gray, were chosen to rebuild the upper
West River bridge.
Leland and Gray Seminary closed on
Tuesday, Nov. 10th, with an examination
and exhibition. All Interested seemed
pleased with the success Of the school.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

Passengers just through from San Fran
cisco, CAL, by the Pacific railroad, report
tho mountains and plains both free of snow,
but after passing the Missouri river, Iowa,
Illinois, Michigan and Canada were found
as in mid winter The Mississippi river is
full OF floating ice, and navigation is closed
slelghs were out in Chicago last week, and
the ground was covered with snow in Mich
igan TO the depth of one or two feet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

The Methodists of keene, n. H., have
recently erected a new and elegant church,
at an expense of $4,000. They have fur
nished it with an organ which cost $500.
The church was dedicated on Tuesday, Nov.
23d, the sermon on the occasion was dcliv-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Chapman of Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
FdHegfegiIiC.

S. p. Miller of Fayetteville has grade
Durham COW, from which he has made the
past season in seven months, after selling
lll2 quarts Of milk large measured and al
ter using what milk and cream was want
eli in his DOW family Of five persons, 81
pounds of butter. Who comes next? Don't
all speak at once.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

The horses of Rev. n. d. Sherman Of
Nottingham, ran, Il few days ago, from the
store of NJ. NJ. Houghton of Readsboro
\ Hollow TO tho bridge over the Deeriield
river, where they jumped off, falling forty
feet. One Of them was instantly killed,
and the other died soon after.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

A country sculptor in England was Or
dered to eHgrave upon stone: "A virtuous
woman is crown to her husband !" but
being cramped for room, il was contracted
thus: "a virtuous woman is 5s TO her hus-
band"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTIONAL con-
vontion of the friends and advocates of wo-
man suffrage was held at Cleveland, Ohio,
on Wednesday and Thursday Of last week.
Among the delegates from New England
were VIM. Lloyd Garrison, T. w. IIiggin-
son, Julia Ward Howe, and others of our
most intelligent thinkers. Itappeared that
sixteen States were represented by eighty
three delegates. Col. 7. w. Higginson was
made permanent presiding officer, and a
long list Of vice presidents and secretaries
was reported. Mrs. Cutler of Cleveland
and Mrs. Howe of Boston made speeches
on the first day, rs well as the chairman
and others. On Thursday the organization
of the american Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation was formed, and Henry Ward
Beecher unanimously chosen president.
The other officers are: Vice presidents at
large, T. W. Higginson, Mrs. Livermore,
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, George w. Curtis,
Mrs. NJ. II. Hazard, Celia NJ. Burleigh, Geo.
w. Julian, Margaret n. Longley; chair
man executive committee, Lucy Stone
Blackwell; foreign corresponding secrota-
ny, Julia Ward Howe; corresponding Sec
rotary, Myra Bradwell recording secreta-
ries, Henry d. Blackwell aud Autanda
| Way; Treasurer, Frank b. Sanborn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
rO .TDI.ER TESERS.

THE VERMONT PHOENIX HAS A LARGER CIR
CUIATIoN THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN
SOUTHERN VERMONT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

borcrs arc busily at work digging a trench
and laying pipe 80 convey water from the
Clark reservoir on High street TO the Saw
ings Bank, Stecn and Wikins's building,
and n. b. Williston's stone block. j. Ret
ting has gone into his new place of business,
the Masonic building, at the foot Of High
street, and J. w. Frost & Co. will soon be
in their new building on the old site. Tho
weather has for the most part been lavora-
bio for work, and few more good days,
and even weeks are very desirable to finish
what is in progress.
Tho following is the list Of letters re-
manning at the post-oflice, in this village,
ON Thursday, Dec. ., 1862:
Gents 49, Albert Boaman, NJ. S. Black,
Chauncy NJ. Carpenter, DR.. Il. G. Cross,
VIM. II. Chamberlain, r.. ID. Doolittlc, A.
II. Field, Is. X. Field, Fred. Hunter, Ell
bridge G. Knowlton, IL. II. Nudge, w. H..
Murray, a. j. SEYMOUR, Il. b. Stewart,
T.. Il. Sargent, =. a. Smith, $. w. Wilson.
Ladies-Julia NJ. Cook, Libbio l.. Cook,
Jane NJ. Ellis, Nettie Il. Legate, Mrs Gil
bert ID. Mcclure, Mrs. a. NJ. Whitney.
cellaneous-Messrs. Vincent & Taft,
w. Il. Stanley, Agent Spaulding's Bell
Ringers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
VILLAGE MEETING.

Tic inhabitants OF the 'vllagc Of Brat
tloboro," qualified by law to vote, arc here
by notified TO meet at the town hall on
Monday the 9Th day of December instant,
at O'Clock, PM, TO act on the following ar
ticles, viz:
Art. l. To hear the reports of the auditor,
treasurer and chief engineer, and to act on
said reports.
Art. 3 To choose all the village officers
required by law for the ensuing year.
Art. g. To sec if the villagS will vote to
pay the engine and hook and loddcr COM
panics for their services, and if 50 how
much, and appropriate money for the same.
Art. 4. 10 see if the village will vote to
build more reservoirs, and if so how many,
and appropriate money for the same.
Art. 5. To see if the village will appro-
pirate money to delray the expense of the
fire department.
Art. 6. TO raise all money necessary tc
delray the expenses of the village for the
year ensuing.
Per order Of the bailins,
G. II. NEWMAN, Chairman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
BR.ETTLBBORO .u.rHEET.

Gold closed at New York. Wednesday, al l 20 Is.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHuApKPmA MaJ l0-Coitoa unchanged Flour without In
sgp.TsS. sSe 5o KIir,s SIS 7sas6 25 Eohwsea EIra
s s1 g S Ss1 .s, sSSg wSs 5s IS nd depressed,
800 bush Red nSsbs9ged An0sI 81 aSa 90 "st 90 ~ ,n
yellow At Sage Mixed Western. $685. oA in good dsn1sd md
visions Unchanged wE,y siase in large and sas s in small
BlLrruonr NAY IoCO.,ou nominal 29s for Md9ss
G9 don ,sd % 9S%i:s Ss. Ss a Coo Corn G ud lover ws
yellow ssoa6e Oats 1916 iGI FpRe s e si shehASgs G
sides ie shoulders lAal4s Hans lsegee I1Id qsst g. 'y0
ss srvsIo Y Nav oRscpFlou $40 bbl Wheat 20 900
sS,9 Corr t o S3 3 SsS S sa. S' o oo Ssb FSgo~s
N y E So q & SS' %.,i. E Ea q Bsi % at SC ss2 wS
n fT Ssmsod saes morning Of % 600 bash Nc Mssntee =.
20 bush NO ~ 3 sus No. HSasfss at s a. closing
T,sE Corn aus and unsettled sale, Of 50 o bush kss AZ SoCe
ssSss s. q Is gs a T5S1 Ssd 81 IS 5 75: S., :;
hs close Rye dnl and nominal s rs FI stnm Clover
G Ps. SSss. Sssa lpi' y iSi ri 'tssy s Et steady al 's
Nav ieiour Qas. unchanged whe,, dali a.. and
'E e e H. u 1r m ~ M s iT No. S1i'' G = q%ei S
sSd lower s al 6laSle quiet and ossI sales se.r' Sp
1n 20 q, So Iswiass ~ Hoisa Mes sast steady
LE aII, .s "a s5 sSTS1 IL Z M BE- ss alS ssesds
Es ises 1e Ss;y: aud s1,r IS cass 70 for ' Bu:R.s
90 ilies7 iOr light to choice ShVnng f"slS 'a ' %
oI5H o. Hsd:r'ts s e. d'nlos :GI giT, Il. e. y
%asi .ss 5ss e. Sc SRS o S' sds4 spS STEADY
WHISKY sale. At s hSds Ai ss gs Is,0Rs s. RsS a. Iisie
(1earHlh
th no dsmaud Cod 1914. Exchange steady Money easy
tsVKGo Nav good demand sd nATket
Of a1co bb a sS sp e. q for A1sss Ti.g n G
for Whts 80 Double Extra Whs, aa sSs S =, 5n1 % 80 q,
~ III z ,ses 10 arrive Com dull; sals O9 bash Iyas iS
Ees ulisSls OatsNOns 10 the hsrtss Bnlsy an peh 49,
Sh an lie Crada a 81 Rye held 81 IN bond Pea' ronn
ally s free Meal 90 sEL hassss s3shssgsai T. & STS %
Sq sl9, spns,gf s9S4t I6i MttdingA AZSos0PW &
PeEhts-on Wheat sls Con- &c. ke @s 70 s q, Al
,os9 Pr,gs-Ou Polr-to BOstoB 6e 70 New SoC w. ~
bTy SSc Iis Inpo-9OS bash Corr u 600 bo,a Rye SV %
bush Wheat lV' Dsn NOh
10 Snsb BreT. Ig bush Peas; 100000 feet Lumber
IouyILLF NAV steady soPerhne 70 - Co.oe 9.
~ wtiin aSl Corn quiet 66Gee Oats seAdy az IV9,5e
WhisEy active 9Je9 Mess P9f 81 ~, POI ~ %
con i for Shsuders ll for Clear kb sas' Iie % 9t
SIDE, H.ns igdlsIe Bulk MsasboudeT' lie Clear he sues
Sides l6ic- Lard, 5e 10 ueIoe' ''a ~ A'b N
stssdy, sales IOJ bids S544l2 PEST 49,. -.
Iou. MAJ uncbsbgel. Notsoh
v t srg srpsrsne IS; Fall RItTa. s5 2 Spring and Fa
pous kim KS 2sde6 Wheat ealli pnae 10 hs heS
G "a sn1 Ei ioa sl II for No 10 sacks 99Sl 6ioI no
D. Ell Is for 10 10 elevator Corn Hni nie ', sA r.
isy beaTy RE dn unchanged WHISKY tI & ~ We @ do
visions 6eayv and Unchanged Cattle steady AZ ~ 'V9@ o
mon 10 extra choice oss eWeri sales at ~ gross
$3.50 bbls Flour, 100 bush Wheat 'OV' Ou'A '0'"' '
Oas, 500 bush Rye ., -. .,,,.. ...,e. snd ,igs,
EEwORLEANs MAY OCooaDetier qualities s9aee sna SUM- @
gads quiet Mdihngs 28I 1Alc sales vo bes o
satadAy bales eIp0rs 47S baIeA Four San' ouDe'H'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF NEw.YoRk........


CLEARED.
stesmship-Chesap peAke. Bragg, Portland
Ship-Sr W. Wallace, Tayler, London
R,Ik-Waue Brvbsrg CarJH Hewessle via DoeoF andi
Norris Meher John b. Gertrude AthsroD Mlseasi
mari johnson SsguA; hathde WanEer GioFa'sr '" i"foe s
~J RIa CayepEe Doherto Aqun; Carmen hr5rag HeEasi
usTv cobb Philips BIAbe,hpoi Staples StoTers Oadii " Ia
Foster TURKS Isand Queen OF the Soh ceson
Nobs AIsA Laura McBdo BAaeoa sarah Jane Foster fatrS
boT Nv Rover Browne Charleston W. buOe Lone ca'aanaa
ARRIVED
Steamship China Hockey Liverpool April H. and Queenstown Apn
20 via Boston May 8. ballast -. NJ, "A
benhp wesphAA. TAGtnann Hamburg VIA hAVFe may ND
Ans Wilmington Cole Galveston ndse and Pass
S,sarsbin CrOwell Charleston Ddse aud pass
stsaEshiR Neptune Baker Boston, adse. and pass
Sho Carl. Often Brsmeu 81 daye, mdSe and psss
Batk Nellie May Blair Savannah days, lumber
R,g N,urene Murphy. Windsor, n T., 10 days, plaster
R,ss Ciee Marsh Wndsor. n. g., 10 days plaster.
Bns irs Burrin. Gov Bay, c. B.. days coal
LOekhArt CareoA II days hdeA Ifn In peri sne
R,nns neap for NewIork IN 6 OF 8 days.
scr Jane Emson Van CeaL Tnaa Cubs Is days sugar Sailed
IN company with brig Ansie ABBY for NeW-Yerk..
-. DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroN i-ArVei steamship GlAueus from Neviork she
Peouot from Lyerpoo Mary EdsOn Turk om
MeBaI Fanny Atkinson ron ArdrOssAn; ehL Mary Snow roa
FosrRKss MONROE Va May lo-The steamship elsbOrVb bsi
passed up Norfolk Bark Una brig LAndore aAd Ocean Star from
e West Indies passed 10 Baltimore Ship nA passed out for Sn
F.ARtsco.
NEwORLKANs May lO-Arivei steamship Coes from EeSYOt
. FOREIGN PORTS.
QuRKNrowy MAY l0-The steamship Virginia, from EewYork
ATnre al tbis port to-day. r".....
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rTf0nUE MApERTa

Lospox NAY lO oobsO At si for money and el oi
btoeEs STEADY
Ers ia; Illinois g6l Atlantic and Great WeItern ~
IdyERPooB Mar Cotton opened duli hddlng UplAnas
Ii MdDS orleans ia The BreadsuH uhrket opens trneT
wheat ls . eental, for No. 2, Red WeFiegn -
LONpoS May l0-SuEaT s 6rmeE Sperm on EOl per tun ,
IoSDoE MAY -CobsOls si for and ~ for the
account Uned PVeTwenty Bonds i The stOef htrft
timer Rre Railway Shares ls; Illinois Central 6 Atlantic sne
Great Western, a. . -, a., ., ,..- ~
LIVERPOOL May loi nPorh, ol per b5L Tor Eastern frH'
HIVRR NAY lCOon opened dui Tres ordDare on the spot
lllI frtDos psT eVt Low Hiddling, agoat l9 htneG
IoSDoS MAY OL30 CoBso closed at g for money and s
for the United States PyeINeny B0Da are gneI abl
steady al 78E steelI steady Bhe, l8i Illinois. eel go -
I0-S3l D m-COton closed dult hlddlng
lands idii Kidding 0eanI iallid Eslst Of the DAY, 1000
'' IoSp6s Ssy Io-TSlIov 47s 2 ev Csleua Linsesd co.,
AEryEEP. Msy l0.-PetrOleum quiet
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
plNrINn ANn FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE sUPE
ProR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
ur,rvs Tax secnred by 16S2,OOO acres of choice
lands and by the railroad it's rolling stock and fran
,bises. and yielding in currency nearly TIN PER
CENT PER ANNUM. We recommend these bonds as
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
Corrpoys. Holders of $50 BONDS can exchange at a
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. A limited
amount for sale, and fun particulars furnished by
JAY COoKE g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

COFPBR-There business doing and prices nombay IN
flour AND NEAI-TRs marie. for Western and state PC9I Is
sG FT grade; , are sssi % ;s 8 % 1 1F s,5 a & oe 80 4
ac DO $S g fGI the low gsds. Wss ter TI. "a 60 20
9S6 IS for good choice sE wheat RTtrs, 80 goo c S ~ %
% :S SS s. .as FnS IL Sans: 4 Sss SAS 81
4fs.I %S. ws Ssi;5 Do gsl; e s Sss1t
for Ingeearts Family = M Na % iOI S "a % s % og 7oo
bb ssd sIs T sTaSs Horn and ssa 50 IS for I,has
sS.Ass s. FR3. S Gs,S' s o us i S eo
SqS soT FS nj So .S &c G FSis iad Family
:, ,30 t e con Meal noe active and WIie i better sales
Of 500 g s for White Western 3! . for yellow
!. @Say tor export; Winter steady milling demand
No cSicaso spuE .tof. sid s ssest l No MsaO
al ~ for Common White SeSga BsTsy inactive romna
sl o a.. d nJ@s % %..4. % 5's 5" al. t 1 % G $ Gs:
Ohio and Western at SIC store and soS9c sfoa
81 SS * store fsey ard limited demand
and UnsOupd New Western Mixed tSseas od quiet
business for Br, has been moderate and nrf,i
m ut iSl06e Cloth in fair demand and prices are steady at 2i
iYTb. bnsip, Of the week only moderate; prices
generally heavy at the close at Sa6'e for Shipping Aod eS
HEMPSsnS is ouis, bot prices ol3, gold ober
HDRs-Tb irsg gold sa restricts bU'inesi and prices
Ios E%d demand ssy 9om. oon,u%gn Soi prices are
isss Ga SfG @ more a ard soca @ ton. on
h poIe a sc s1e' @ S d and go hs oni 90 Sry,t. tOr%s
0ISGrSds h'h o, are q0st Al former Ps % a. & SiSS % iG5
on frn dsns9d 81 1901 Is Other os dan ".
note Of 600 gallons American Lnseed gallon an outside
lot
PROVTsONS-Tde today been Only moderate but
holders slcs 800 bbs at S for New Mess regniri
l2d F 25 Beef dull and unebanged
sales Of 50 bba SlldS for Plain hess and S20ss for Extra
Mes Tf sg@s Ra9S @ but S. 0GIs1S . ,s0i1g . ia, so 30
dali, sales for SsuberB SDd Western. Cut
Meats dsIud realize; sales of
l5O plga Bacon Gull and prices mammal Dressed
2lc for CITY. Lar is cu and heavy;
sses Of b6 aud 07 for No 1e for C and 10
dlsic for fair pnne Steam and Kettle Rendered .
PBTROLEUM-Tbe market weak Crude IN bulk Al lie Reshed
IN bond at 323 for s. W. .-... . -,
RICE moderately sales Caronn 9 d9f
SUGARS-Refners continue bay freely, and the stet for
considerable life Prices r. better aud ho tt tdc o i
Rtfniug d 9n hbd At 01l2!c for Cuba +e for
Clarified d. M for Clarified DeneAra ReaBe demand and shH al
FanlA
sRBDS-TLere only moderate business 10 Clover Seed
siree our s hot prices unchanged We quote l3l a 6le Tim
ohy seed is also quiet SlaS4 50 Rsugh KI in moderate demand,
At ~ Goa moderate request at 81 S gold
sRAREhe demand nOdeste R0te ses Of Inferior At 7o
l7ie. .-, .,-
sses a l25 900 b. at lltdll3c
WIiiSEY-Tis market is heavy; phes nominal
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
RECElPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per HTu(T, TfseFI ana T1fIHOdut
NAY l0-286 bales Coob 80 b5i Four 292 bags Peur 300
hush Z7 hush Beans, 100
6b bh Corr Mea 56s ss Refined Petroleum ss
bbs Rosn bbs 30 pkga Cut Meats 70 pLga A1hs %
pLCG Beef pkgE Better @ ytgL Cheese 29 pkgL Isov 81
pkgE Dried Fruit go pigs OIL Cake i4l bbh Wmy H64i be
ga as bales Wool Hemp bales Hops u 49S sides Leather
sS bdA Hides 35 Hides 5l6 hls To9aceo I boI and s1ies
2i3 bds Skins IL bills hostses ~ bh
sugar sugar 56 bags Cotton Seed Us pkgS hee % bAs
y lnlnn IL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

SEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the RocKFoRD, Rock
ISLAND. AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, princi-
pal and interest payable in gold free of Government
tax Large purchases of these bonds have been made
on foreign account, and we offer only very limited
amount We recommend the bonds as one of the
best secured and most profitable investments on the
market HENRY CLEws & Co, Bankers,
No 50 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
p4CSENG FPS aRRfVED.

FROM CHARLBSTON-In steamship Magnoh. May TO- -hrs Biz
an ehdrea Mrs birmingham and ehd Mss OConnor W
coOnor OConnor Mrs Bnhau Holseneaek sDd Stfe !!
NJ wfe. MSs r Ryan Heassbsaek and Nfe p;
Hutchinson H. HaehiDsoB H. HuehasoD E MrS u bAhsI ana
child MIss Kate Peuton g. Pumner Miss PuGmer Wm Wins
ios N d. Raseomb Mrs Wm wiusow Miss CAampis hrs Bright
man W. W. Bruce, Cha Webstsr, B. 6aiih r. A. His
b. Uhoru Bovine Geo PendOn, Bake and % in stseraga
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

n,k,. p as s,ass T,.tl. Rrtr. 90 S. write Corr 80
l6e Data 7 Br.a 81 70 bay gsns cas- Port d.. at -
Isg lst32oe SseaGomnoa, sf6loe prime, ns9l3e hoasss
nominal fermepn 3r5oe WhGfy qutt western kseaed 81
GoHILI Nav IGCoton IN fair demands its 300 bales Low Md
dhsI trn Ii 9Sssi rsesPn ss bales no 1p0'S -.. '.
PHILADELPHIA cATTLB MARKET. MAY 10, 1868
the former Tatts Sses 90 head
for EItra PsnnsInis and Western steers d9 for F
"a GooS do 5d6c gross Common Sheep far denasd
,s.s 600 head at 39e Hogs du sales 1OOO head
sl7d 10 for sOp fed @l3@th 70 v eSt bf Oorh'd ---
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
Bort @xrStm's putit..
erITs o. NE~YoaK.

" erlT1 on NHWNYoRK, !
.r . .. p PoRT-wARDKgs oyTIos. No 20 wibAa%t
NOTICE Is hereby given, In accordance VII W.
n hsssoe q p. As. yiss.a Agal ISL ssds % j. ssesi
Interested h having charge Of the Hset na1 sS ,SSsns
sxAnahoR snrVey that 6owlE vessels are e- w
uoa by Wardens % saFTeJs o. - aasrt
BE- tdGOlessd uA6n days saeessGHs tAs h'S~ -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

100000 GoID.-6 Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
of the S. Louis and st. Joseph Railroad Of Missouri.
Principal aud interest payable in gold. Coupons
payable May aud November J. at the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, New-YOrk. Total issue OF
bonds SlOOOOOO less $4,000 per mile on 72t miles OF
road from the City of ST. Joseph to Lexington; whch
is not more than half the amount per mile OF mort
cages on the principal railways of the country, max
ing the bonds the cheapest and one OF the SAFEST m
yestments in the market, The Council Blnifs ana
ST. Joseph and North Missouri Roads, now eOmpleteq,
are connected 10y this road forming grand truhK
through line from st. Louis TO Omala, Ss1 mites
nearer New-YOrk than via Chicago. Inc ioah Is
being rapidly taken, half of which has already been
sold Present price S74 and accrued interest IN cur
rency which must soon approximate par; Inc inter
est f. the same as the United States 5Os, and pay
allie tbe same time as the 62s CAS- and 65s at present
prices they are 20 TO 30 per cent cheaper than Govern
ments and we believe them to be equally as secure
an investment. The counties along the line are the
most pOpulOus and richest agricultural districts IN
the State. The local traffic will be very profitable
and tho through travel and freight must be as large
as that of any Western road There are numerous
excellent coal fields on the line, which will also be
profitable source of revenue to the road. With great
satisactiOu we recommend this security to investors
and trustees of estates first-cass investment.
For further particulars apply to TURNER BROTHERS.
Bankers No. IA Nassau-st, New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

SAVE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-The most recent one of the kind, in the
construction Of which the Directors have avalled
themselves of all the experience up to the present.
which has enabled them to produce moro secure ar
rengements than heretofore attained In the Bur
clar and Fire Proof Taa in their FIRE Proof Building,
they have Safes of various sizes leach secured by
Combination Loc where tenants can place securities
Of every description for small annual cost The
officers will take pleasure in showing the Vault.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

or. buying az par and selling TO customers ana . at Ia
Temittances TO and on account OF interior D0NA' "
premum.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF the CREDITORS OF
SPRAGUE & STOKES on the
CONTINENTAL HOTEL PROPERTY at Long Branch,
will take place on TUESDAY, May II. at 800 o'clock
D. M at the office of +. A. VANDYKE, No 62 Broad
way to receive report of Committee appointed at
frsI meeting.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

| MOTION & Co., ..a-.uaG ..i l-.
~ lMERIoAE BAEKERs sabs torssd Hs.) P,ri''
70 Lohbuu opposite Banh Of Rngs LOason No Broadh
fDean MeGinns Col Letter. Of Credit Eusd All
letters addressed Of NORTON Co. promptly delivered Every
| ATTENTION paid to
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
THE MARKETS.

NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.
RECEIPTS
FOR The WEEK ENDING MONDAY, May 10, 1863.
BeevtL CoNL VeAh Sheep aud LGnbE Swine Total
74B s. 1894 1888 20,2G ~
These we're sold at the following marketplaees:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
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wATEK Tats DAY. ,o,.
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