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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-01


IL NEW STYLES, HANDSOME,
GOOD AND CHEAP
Al w. B. WADDEY'S,
apS 81 h'lg street,
CHILDRENs s,gPPFSs PpPTS SHOES AND
A large stock of every Gesc ripton a: very
low prices. AT WhDDhl .,
ap8 ~ Ming street.
AIDES SLIPPERS AND
IL HOUSE SHOES
A great variety At greatly reduced prlGes;
At WADDEY'S,
sp8 fhlhR street.
NTISSEY SCHOOL BOOOTS
lM Made of good stock, durable and at very
INV prices. At WADDEY'S,
ans 1l King street.
NTISSES' DRESS BOOTS.
M All Colors, Styles and qua 'itics, at very
reasonable prices AT WADDEY'S,
ans Il King street.
NorroE /. AND q.
In order TO reduce our stocN of Ladies', Mis-
ses' and Children's SU II II Eis BOOTS and
SHOES, we will sell at greatly reduced prices
some ut and below cost All in want will do
we'll to call at II King street.
jy l3 w. IS. NADDhl'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-01

CogpEN once wrote to an English clergyman
thus: -,
"When the Master, whom you especially
serve, and whose example and precepts are me
sole credentials of your faith, mingled 10 the
affairs of this life, 1t was not to JON IN tue eA
altation OF military genius or share 10 tne wal
nreach peace on earth and good will towards
men Tan the humblest layman err, It, IN ad'
dressing the logtiest dignitary of the Christian
Church, he says, Go thou and do likewise !
There are some political preachers in this
country who ought to have this sent TO them
every Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-01
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADV RTI Is.
PUBLISHED DAILY By
Ed GAR SNOW Id L N.
..rptCu pr-rU nING PRINCE ST

OFFICE-GAZETTE BUILDING, ~ PKINCh ST
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

Godke principles already people here In Amer
0 Irish for Republican
Presidential election sell - IN lreisEd itself
thousands inspired the in OF
which enabled Washington and the fathers ofhe revolution 10 bn
ish the and tumphAny their countyh indep
10 That heartily ndoFss the declarations made by Uses
United
March particularly when he that be will on AL
policy but TO enforce against The
peopes ths will be his au t. eniet seeur oil person
properly 0f aud political opon N part o
country every dollar Of Government indebtedness should
otherwise expressly stipulated 10 the con
tract thar ne will protect the awsbdng esen whether nsufe
foreign birth hB gh JeopaTded o. the nag our
country sbd especial when he expresses 40
intended the right Of citizenship to man. irrespective
previous condition. speedily become part OF inc
Fundamental law Of the American Republic
H. full efficient protection to American dustrJ
Of importance ell he people of this eounir bu e
nsh people than other section OF .he eon
their honest toll these protective measures when Nou
rve for their labor wou a. we same
And efficient break the power ana huhoe ne
pride Rngand Of their and country
resolve Aforesaid principles Ano r these
purposes ourselves into great political
whh shan be known by the style aud title National lsn O
Republican Association" ~ ael,vaes from the
Ish Republicans residing in the seyeIs'
non 10 be chosen As hereafter provided Dy we
Il, ON the STD Gay oi jaw hst
Tbe Char anDoIDted as fbe Executive CcmlDtee MAJ
OConnor az Iowa John s. Mullins OF Tennessee, george
OiRrien of Nebraska, James W. Fitzgerald OF ONO A.
p snIyvan Of Michigan, Subsequently, ON motion, Dr
ReIl was apponted chairman Of the Committee which
was then or nOon Instructed 10 draft aud publsh an
address 10 the Irish people OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
CRIMINAL

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tlce Bowling committed George Davis and Michael Good
man. charged with having attempted TO pick the pocket
found several wallets and pocketbooks which
are supposed 70 have been stolen They may Do seen at
tho Frankln'st Police Station.
United States agt. Farirham H. Tucker. The
examination In this continued yesterday before
Commissioner Osborn. Two witnesses were introduced
fense who had testified TO Rays presence In tho dstefy
on certain occasions. memorandum OF one OF the
former witnesses introduced for the purpose OF esiab
fishing fact that Ray absent from the dstery
on OF the occasions IN question. This memorandum
was narrowly scrunled by the counsel for the defense
who conended that II bad been either forged altered
for the purpose OF establishing the fact OF Rays absence
The further examination was then adjourned to Friday
the 1stDf April ..f.....
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
,,sfora Justice shandley Mrs Srnette spery. better
% n charge syns hsd stn.a e sS in . the o,
Meow OF No 24s Fourth Jersey CITY, out of s20
She borrowed OF this lady $500. deposting socnty
yer Mining Company OF San Francisco" Subsequently,
she paid $50 Of this amount and gave her note for the
balance The complainant having aseertained the worth
fraud Annie Smith OF No iS6 East Twenty secondst
Miss Nete Allen, aresident Of the house. aud in
juTng her severely with pair OF scissors. "a
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford the Mareh Term concluded with the dis
held resulting In three acquttas and one conviction
Five sentences were and hve prisoners were
discharged Several postponed until tho next
tern and several prisoners discharged against whom the
Grand Jury failed fnd indictments A motion was
made by counsel that Morris Leonard arraigned on
charge OF being Concerned In the robbery Of the show
window Of Benedict Bros. IN Broadway, be discharged
The prisoner had been In jail two months, and his
counsel claimed that he was entitled trial dis.
charge District Attorney Garvn said the case would he
charge was denied by Judge Bedford with the under
standing that the shall be tried IN April After
OF the Court for the Term The Court then adjourned
she die. tt..a o.. .... rr.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
The foIlowIng were the bids Dor Bank stocks:

Money continues Isringent; Hrstclass borrowers
supplied per cent coin Government bonds but in
many instances lie commission paid in addition TO
currency interest On railway shares the rates ranged
from l-S2 to commission In addition TO legal interest
The banks have been drawn upon freely by their coun'
try correspondents during the past week but II Is sup
posed that the demand will not continue after tomorrow
and that portion OF the currency Will be returned hero
In the OF next week. Moderate receipts OF cur
rency are reported from South The srlngency IN
money Is assisted by the Withholding sof many private
lenders who hold their lmoney for largo shaves In add
ton 10 legal interest
Sterling exchange is unsettled Best bills arc quoted NJ
lO7ielOs for 60ay bills, with sales at ii Good Dhs
offered at lOs Bills drawn against shipments OF
bonds quoted at aloi sight, lOSoiost The quo
tatOns were London, sixty days. iOTi9iOs; London.
sight alosi Paris long, 622aS2t; Paris, short $40
061si; Antwerp, 523l 9sa2E Swiss. S.29sSSa2i; Ham
burg s5i Amsterdam 4Ol Frankfort. 4o3 Bremen 7Sts
fsl: Berlin 7lt S7li.
The transactions at the Office of the United States As
sistaut Treasurer were follows: Receipts for cstomA
si75OOo for gold notes. siOCO: total receipts, tio
total payments. 81 23O SO balance. sTe95,4iT A.
The following is a statement Of the receipts and @~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
LITERARY ITEMS.

A prominent literary journal in Berlin de-
votes large space TO Mr. Henry T. Tuckerman's Book
OF the Artists" in which IL presents some Intelligent
views OF the progress Of letters and art In the United
States "The field OF aesthetic criticism" 1t remarks,
"has not been cultivated with until within the
last decades Among the authors who have been active
In this direction with sound judgment aud ardent ZEAL
We may name Richard III. Dana, James Russell Lowell,
the present volume. Henry T z ruckerman.' whose
writings said TO be characterized by critical acute
ness, propriety and refinement OF dicton and have
Justly gained for him high reputation and the rank OF
an authority In the department VI esthetic criticism
Hurd & Houghton announce choice list of
books to be published during the Spring OF 1862 among
which are master Humphreys Clock" final volume OF
Hurd & Houghtons four editions Of Dickenss works;
"Tho Improvisatore by Hans Christian Andersen. the
first volume of Andersens complete works new edition
OF which, revised by the author, ia In progress and will
be issued without delay. comprising "Novels" 'Won-
der Stories and Tales" Sketches OF Travel" "Seec
tons from Dramatic aud Poetical Works. The Story
OF my Life" woman In Prison." by Caroline H. Woods;
"The Lady of the Lake. by Sir Walter scott with illus
side Classics among the Trees" by Mary Lorimer,
with illustrations from the authors drawings Summer
book containing In familiar form description or
plant insect, and bird life: Stories From MY Attic by
the author of Dream Children" and "Beyen Little
People and their Friends - IAN American Family IN
Paris" profusey illustrated with accurate and elegant
pictures OF historical monuments and familiar sights In
Paris; Dame Nature or Talks and Stories about Natu
raj History" by X. B Santine, author OF "Picololai
"a Little Boys Story" by Julie 0ouraud translated
from tho French by Laura G. Redden; The Little
Peddlcr" translated from tho French OF julie GOuraud
these tN books belong TO class that have enjoyed
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

A. Mr. Gould gave any money or checks Tor Ar
FentOn and never gave or PAID 10 hr. rsn,o1 i5 any
money or cheeks aoI ~ a ss snanr"g those 70 nay
me for my services aud those which he gave me upon
Ganks in rS to Ss sa' fa'se prcsd Sr @ That Sc
hill would be signed at n certain hour W
Gov Fouton and thatit was signed at that hour re,
anrcd no sagacty however part to do so as was
publicly announced by the Governor himself the dal pc
fore the bill signed after the argument was oiosc
between the cOnsel opposed 10 tile bill ana nysentbW
he should probably have sign the bill; upon te Gov,
announcing that the counsel Opposeu 10 he p,ua
wished his decision delayed unti the next mothns az U
O'clock In order that communication might lie made 20
parties In NewYork TO which request he accedeu az ~
O'Clock the next morning was summoned Dy one vi e
and there another request was made 10 postpoe hto
for another hearing aud argument nhaIy Ihe
said he would postpone IL until or O'CLOCK tat ieI
noon but further unless better reason was shown
than had been why he should hot then sign the bill Ins
WAS publicly announced by the Governor ana nave no
doubt may have repeated IL. but did not make tn
STd - have NO any ehssEs m Goa. Gf having
given me two checks OF $4,000 for any purpose at
time to get cashed or otherwise do not thnK he DID,
and no checks were handed TO me In connection WIN
this bill for the Of Gov Fenton In any shape OF
manner at any time.
O. Nor for the se Of the party prior to the signing OF
o. Was any money paid to you at any time to reward
any body for the passage or signing OF the pi a. O
O. Have YOU any knowledge the subject Of this reso-
luton as TO the promise OF money IN the senate 70
influence the action Of Senator'S A. No Slr no kho"F
understand vo TO saw that whatever checks were
handed yOu by Mr. Gould for the purpose OF gethg
cashed here, except those for servicesf a. Yes or
think there were two or three cheeks ,i % rss
the medium TO employ two or three couhsei ad hnd
the medium TO pay them no cheeks were 9annca n,hs
ME except 10 pay my services and the services OF
counsel for the purpose OF getting cashed as DeiOe
stated . .., -. a mana ohects
on York, which were handed you by Mr S99ie ,r 70
get the money Albany banks for himf A. fes Dr.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
wEpsRspAY, March 3i--P. NJ.


Cold onened at 1914 sold at 1914, closing at
1slials1s The clearings at the Gold Exchange BANK
were s7iso5 ,OOO and the balances o. 2Se,9oo 81.
Government bonds opened steady and at Che Firs
BOARD showed an advance over the opening rtes TIA
market Was du and after the board under pressure TO
sell for cash. lost Its advance and became dull ana n
settled closing dull and steady at quotations. Ihe acyo
demand for money checked operations and eonsdefaoe
amounts were sold for cash.
State bonds were lower Georgia per cent sold at 81
North Carolina per cent 6ciScoi new bonds S9oef
Tennessee per cent 65a Alabama per cent S9b MIS-
souri per cent s7taS7 Railway bonds wero duii; lh
vestors are able to make large interest their money In
the market and not buying freely western Obioh
Telegraph opened 40 8st. advancing to s9i negs %
Fargos Express sold at 3Ot American 4oE United states
D6a Pacific Mail opened at s sold at ssase96 c'osng AZ
ss, hid Railway shares were higher, and prices were
.ss,.,atued with great frlnDess; New-iork Central
opened at loo sold tls S16l916 closing at 1919 Har
lem sold at 1885, Reading sii99li Chicago and Alton
I5OI Fort Wayne 125 Michigan Southern, 9ss a96 North
Western shares, Rock Island, and Fort Wayne were
strong the former in good demand on report that
the earnings for the month will show increase OF 81
per cent year. Fort Wayne continued scarce Tor
delivery Island sold at l9i o13 dividend on
The heavy transactions confined to NewYork Gen.
trail Rock Island and the North Western shares. The
balance OF the list sustainedi by the hrmness OF
these stocks and had strong look. The activity liz
NewYork Central the feature OF the market. and
reports from Albany that the prospective freight
bill will not become law. The books Of the Rock Island
Road close to-day preparatory topayng the semiaRnual
dividend Of per cent. The stock was quoted ex DIV
idend, at isiai3i0isol At the close the market
arm ta4 per cent lower, closing dull at quotations
The closing quotations for Government bonds were as
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
proposaIs.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up TO
- THURSDAY Bh April nOon for the PURCHASE OF SS00
or Any part bereoBQufPMRNr COUPON BONDS OF the Pits
BJRGH PORT wArNB AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COhPAN1,
March 1899 and dne ey ye.r With interest a. toe te Of
Of Government i payable semi annually a. e omes oi
the AReney In dty lst Of Mareh and September
No than par accrued interest will be considered
Pavmnt noscon u the acceptance of the Md
The BALANCE the sOO authorized will probably be Issued this
year -. ..,.,..o,r .x,,, a r. -.
Ageu No q Pne and ndoed BIZ for Equipment bonds Of me
Pntsbargh Port WAYNE and Chicago Railway Co"
New.York March ~, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
WE MUST CONGRATULATE

THE AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE AND SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY
upon s marvellous Of ths spendd miy dchin No sm
lar Invention has grown rapidly into public favor Already
become throughout ths lan This nusI he attributed
slOns to Ito great superiority all It's Gaoas sa Il shows
wonderful pges ebodss ali the substantial this
branch Of the mechanic Oes and WAeooms Of the Company
ot Eleventh and ChesnutsSts PhdephA
BRANCH OFFICE. Ma as3 BROADWAY, MY
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
miscellaneous.

DoDGE g. CO.. 8
H. MANUFACTURERS oP .
h.. PINE LUMBER.
GENERAL OFFICE NOS SO AND 81 wALLsr., SEwYoRk
~ - .lf ,Brown Brothers Co.'S Buldingl
COUNTRY TRADE, oppprts Hsrdc Heus. wilsnspsr r.us
VICTORIA MILLS Byng Inls. Province OF ontars.
PINE BILL TIMBER chii,qusqus Mills, Pssn
wHOLBSALE YARD; Foot Of f0rssnsst. Phnsdsphis Psrs
LuMBkR AND TIMBER MILLS ON TIE sUSQbKHANNA AND
IN CANADA. f.i
vKssKLs LOADED AT RITHRR OF THE ABOVE PORTS
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
co,rpr c,,rNn,ps-T,r, nv

SUPREME URT-CIRCUIT--PART l.-Nos. 1917.
l0t2 1892 l63 7t3 $50 1889 l0 l3 l73 l3J t1 l31 1882
1901 1862 1865 1907, 1862 l171 -
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs.-Nos IS, 102, l57,
l6s 23s 23s 21e 2l9 26. 7t9 2G 2sS, 269 ...I
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.--Nos. 23l0, 23l6 1926,
73t6 237 22J 239 2oO asst 1855 1859 236Og 296I 2o6i
COURT on APPBAiS.-Day Calendar-NOs. 1lll, ll2,
81 l., us, ZIG. III, ll9 ll9. no. l2 W. lD. US
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
oTTioE OF rnE ConNIrioSER oV FATEs AND AssEs.sH,


No. ~ Chsmber.st, HEw.YoRk Jan. a. 1868 8
NOTICE TO OTAX-PAYERS.-Not is hereby
given that the Rolls of the Real and Person Estate
the C and Coany Of r the 1862 will be er
revision AM amer MONDAY Jan H. 1852 and will
open t the 9th dag Of april 1879 for the correction Of
aud the sqspon Of be Of the Aforesaid real aud persohs
the Cy snd County oEeWYok All persons believing em
selves be sggeved must make application to the Cogbne
during the period above meneuedn order TO obtain the relief provided
By law The act % 1889 provides ht "dunK the time ths books shall
be open 20 public Inspection hersiu5ore provided Application
made BY considering himself aggeved By the
sessea vaaon Of his real estate have tho
rects II uch application be made In relation TO the asd vaus
op " real sae must be made writing stating the ground 81 oo
theo the shall into the
complaint and &C. B their gmnt tho they
sha corrected such application bs made IN
,on valuation Of personal estate Ae applicant sha be
examined undr oath by the said Commsons Who shall Dc authorized
oahs bsm and " In his their Judgment
asmpt erroneous they shall 10 he corrected
believe o and
deeon within thirty days amer such application
shall them Noreducou shall be made by the Board Of
ander h
unlssa shall under oath Affirmation thatthe party az
gsTsd unable attend within the period prerbed for the
uon ares Of aekness absence from the city,
. j. w. ALtEN, Commissioners OF
4 u. .l.I w. BROWk,i Taxes and 8
t..t G. NJ. DEPBW, Assosiments
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
WELOCIPEDES !

With and without springs iad hraie u't the article demanded by the
puhc Of the bsst Irons all aud
beautiful Prices within reach Of all Clubs d schools supplied a.
nothing Call aud them.
SMITH, NORSR Co, No 3O8 Broadway, ewferf.
Sample orders solicited and ysoepsdes shipped any part Of BE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
@iSums GarAs, &r.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
N toss-wEDDIHG CARDS and FiNB STATIONERY. tEssae-
nshed lsl3)
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

wide popularity in their native country and ntroamee
new element into Ame rican tuy emile literature "
cay or Play for Boys" by Jacob Abbott.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01


. i HOD''' NS'' - Psb. a. 1855
MR LxHE-Dar Boiler furnished Us at the Had'oa
Couuty Aims House satisfactory to US In every respect and We
willingly testimony good qualities Before purchasing Jour
p,,.o Bol bad tso tabular boilers With Sneh tnees
bss. ~ See AZ, in the best boiler IN s nArks'
and 'ays per prRnR SsR y sa'l VAN NosTRANb
J1nEs LYNCH JOHN BRINKERHOPF,
JACOB J. EEwKIRK.
o.v,c, ov LINK BROTHER Provision Deaers of
HUDSON Christie pbsrsts Ns"-for, MsIse ~ IoOS ~
recently made BY for dces rot
unb though having far work did lOhoe power ooeI
satisfied that are dong ns same
other boilers Of Like steampoSsr At saving
Of 20 in the unount OF coal used ~ viii pay ior
h w.y .oon shan glad show opesuon 70 any ore n
.nss..3 Yaa,. tnly r. LINK BROTHER
PATERSON n j., March rs, 1868.
Mr. IT, Lxnn-Sir: Your Patent Boiler 4ohone power pa
ba,sd of exceeds atoms 1t gives all the steam
and does not ousme but one ns S
l3hore boiler formerly used Dehe'e !" 70 'Oe
safest aud economical in use today - ,,opoo.x
Yours truly T." ~ "sUno's.,' a
EEw-YoRK, March DC, f96l
Nh IT. much pleased with the Leslie Patent
Roller SteTeps; TAR eIeeeds
nv expectations The boiler had previous puha.ins
similar 10 those In on most q he a
boiler consumed 70 sun OF coal per weeh roN
required,
Sk. 40 yea see viii 46 tuns OF s9sh
"a al ut Of boilers that the Leslie Fsnt poeti
y,, OeXsae .s '' 49, ~ X. X ALLRH.
aSpaKss afS5i a JERSEY CITY POST OrpiCR.
CTEAM- ENGINE for SALE.-A Steam-E En-
- ne eJuer 2Or2 aud three large Boilers lsO
hor.s-vo1er also lot Of shan Betting Apply
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ, No JoJ East finYtmmsL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
Hs6 s)ubIitatioms.

A, AMERICAN PILOT ITHOGRAP HlCCO.'
N OFFICE. HERALD BUItDSa--Broadsay-Hso IN.
UNuE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
L. Vol XVIII No. xXXyI (Spring suHlbsfl
CONTENTS:
l. DIoaKxKs cISc
Ill The TUKxO-GRBKK QUESTION r
I'LL BKasSdKA AND HIS sosus
~ Successive CosouEsrs RACES OF AscIssr AEk'o@
q v CoLuasIx CoLLEss. tsosE CozPARnos5 9
W. THk RgLise Class ~ EseLASD
CsrTc Music
Will GRANT AND HIS CABiskI' .tr ,-....r
TX NOTICES CRrrrcSxs -
ysou, plans for making By imposing public eedu arc
"a mis- department IusuaDce gsps and spurious
and f.re. discussed In the Of P"sa
. Of the present. scarcity Of Amsrcan books a' "
sd "a se,peetfuy submitted" Subscription SS year. In
advance. -.
TIE REVIEW may be had nom all parts Of the United states
and British America gents News compSJ SUB
.epou s5 year. advance specimen sent BY the editor
,uJ part Of the country receipt Of ei2a -Ar..y.-a
,'' Bbw L SEARS LID,
Editor and Proprietor Sew.York
NFC0ND PART NOW READY.
49, sAIJERBACHs VILLA ON THE RINK, -
AUTHORS EDITION: NJ .o,
With portrait Of the author and hographea sAch DH
The sSoe work viii be Is.ued IN TWO sTYLBs 49,. ot
ga. bs boand In two volumes with the American edition
q, on the Heisbs or with the Taehnr Edition The other paris
VIII 0S sT.SbARp LIBRARY BDTIoN-Tyo volumes cloth ans
,td psper Uniform with RdoHof 90 the heshS
The r.t ,oS@; o. lat SdSa o @ S Eer .d1Scs
ued complete before story finished the Vienna Prssse e
psaied from De Pre defiance Of the aohOrs rights ma ouv
one part Of which 'e LRYPoI6r HOLT Publishers. York
DROTHERHEAD & Co.'s LIBRARY, No. s lS9
FRENCH and Gesr Bugh sDd American new Books and re-
rodieals constantly received ..
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
(yORPORATfON NOTICE. Public notice

NOKPOKATION NUTICE.-FubI1c notice rs
~ hereby the OF all
Houses and Lots Improved unnpoVsd Lands affected thsb shat
following completed and Lodged IN the
Of the Board Of Assessors for examination BY all inter
ssted. viL
pinth-sts.
setting curb and gutter stones and nsggug Sidewalks In Tenth
from Fny.seoond 70 SIty seeondsts
81 For regulating aud grading sixty fonrh from Third Fh
limits embraced such assessment include all Me several houses
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of and Gtnsd
l Roth sides Of Eleyenthsye from Forieh 10 Fneihs,s
Of Tsnthave from Fifty second 10 SIXTY scOnss
nj sides fourth 81 hom LeIinSonAve fh 70
the Of half the block the BerseeiiBg
whose Interests Affected BY the shove named Assess
aud who opposed the same either them requested
their objections writing Hunt Chairman Of the
Board Of their Office No 81 Chambers street basement
New Couri House whu thyiy DAYS om the date Of this notice
ISAAC o. HUNT,
GUERNSEY SACKErT.D
oarl Of AS New curt March,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
wabiniH.

SoR~SAI,E-Tbe MACHINERY Of the MAN
HAITIAN KNITTING MILLS Rngise Shahng betlns nossr.
Warp aud bbed Looms, Winders Speos Gc Ae Ia
VIZ Thons,nd Dollars he sold for Two Thousand Dollars sou
before the Ist day Of May Apply No. llV West
No. 3O5 Broadway. Newiork
NOR SALE-An Eight-horse-power horizontal
i STEAM ENoIsE with Locomotive boiler sS"ie s1snS 6oiR M
TItSbRR EoE PRINTING PRESS. bed a BY so 10 good edsr
Pre. "a 500 Apply 10 AUrBSs BOURNE No % plnesL
r ESLIEs Patent SUPERHEATING BOll4ER.
- TESTIMONIALS FROM THOSE USING
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Ne-lork Central g. lSs3 9i CT Western lst Mort 6 81
Eev-York Central g. Estate S G. Western "a Mortgage. ~ y
Hew-York Central Is saisn. s7 QuncY Toll t NJ ls. "a
Erie r. % Iudoed 95 Oaena Chicago III M..... IS
Rrie H. ID udoed l8... 80 Chic Rock island ,t Mort %
Ia Iudorsed &c Cbic r. l. Pacific.
T. NJ lsT7. S Morris Essex ID Mortgage SS
2d SP l0lk Pitts "a Navue Chic NJ 80
Mich Gen. new M S. ff8 Pitts Chic N. VI
Chic Bur D. c. NJ III Cleveland Pttshach eth NJ. "a
Mica So per et % mort ga Chic Alton Fd..... -
I'd e8i Chicago Alton lat Mort hl
Aloa T. H., ls Mort % Chic Alton ne...."... 80
Atcn T. H. hi Mort Pref 81 Ohio Miss lst 81
Alton H. Mort Ohio and Mis2 Ceosoldatei 81
Chic n West Fund Dubuque SoaK c. lst NJ. 30
Che wesrra BK Bonds IS Peninsula r. r. Beads 50
Coasoldated D. convertible NIL Paul O7
Han ST Jo Land Grants Mil ST. Pau lat NJ 80. 20
Tol Wabash d Miwaukee ST. Paul lst Mort 30
Wabash Dds.. Mw and 81 Paul 81 Nort,. 81
Ct weseru. lst Mort 1863.