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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

PROF. PARSoNS'S Claws of Bust
ness, - just published by Jones, Junkin Il Co,
of Chicago, gives simple, accurate, and full
explanation of our civil rights and sureties- 1t
is L book of reference for all. Every citizen
ought to have it. Sold by Agents. See adyer-
tisement in another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

"SEND one dollar to LORING, pub
Usher, No. $40 Washington street, Boston, and
get, by return mail, a box of his InItiailed note
paper. 1t is just the thing to use at home, or
for Young ladies at boarding schools. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

To remove moth patches. freckles and tan
from the face, use PerrY's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. Prepared only by DIR. u. c. Perry
Sold by all druggists in Chicago and else
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

Cor. Walnut & Second Sts., St. Louis NO.
This well-known and popular Hotel, h wing
been thoroughly rcntted (and under new nan
agement,) is now omen for the reception OF
guests. SO 80 per day.
FITZGERALD " CARROLL,
pTOUrietors
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14
SEED WHEAT! SEED WHEAT!
Ac a d g my of Our L adv Of the S
cred u 10 art. ST. Vlncents p. O.,
Allan County Ind

HNHIs Institution, conducted by the sisters OF
ii the Holy Cross, will reopen on Monday
Sept. 9th. The course Of instruction embraces
every useful and ornamental branch suitable
to young ladies Terms per session of five
months es5, 90, Music SSn, 90. Noextra charge
for French, it being the language spoken in the
vicinity. For further particulars, address
A-4t MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS.


4 RE 10 be found at 2l4 north Sixth street,
y between Olive and Pine, st. Louis, Mo.
Open from 8 4. IN. to . y. m. Female attend
ants for ladies. Prize, one dollar.
Patients from the country furnished with
board and lodging ifdesired.
JACOB BLANkENHORN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

In Boston there are $50 physicians,
or one to every 400 of population. OF
this number, 275 are Allopaths, and
80 women" leaving 237 " to be ac-
counted for.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

i naVE USEu HSFu n OTHIa1I OIHIy
beate Cough Syrup, and find it the best remedy
IN Group have eyer used; and from what 9TH
ers haYeitold me of their success IN the use of
this remedy, i confidently recommend 1t for
all diseases of the throat and lungs.
j. SCHLAGENHAUF, Pastor Ger Nj. i. Church
Belleville, Ill
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

For black worms and pimples on the face,
use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy,
prepared only by Or. ID. Z. Perry, 40 Bond-st.
New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
Stumbled by wholesale medicIne dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

AGENTS WASTED.-S2OO per month, or j
commission that pays twice that amount to
sell four different kinds of Sewing Machines.
Sure sales and large profits. Send for circu-
lars. w. CLARE ANDERSON x Co,
st. Louis Mo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14
improvements in Fruit Jars.
ORTANT PATENT DEOISION SELAT.
TO FRUIT JARS.


The case of S. B. ROwley, appellant, VS.. j
L. Mason, appellee, in which large interests
were involved, has been finally decided by
Judge Fisher, of the United States Supreme
Court ID. c. in favor of B Rowiey Messrs-
Sheppard & Howson, of Philadelphia, for Row
ley and j H. B Latrobe, Esq, of Baltimore,
and Messrs. Fenwick Lawrence, OF Wash
ington, d. G for Mason.
Manufacturers and Dealers, interested in this
subject, can obtain printed copies OF Judge
Fishers decision AGAINST j l.. Mason anu
IN FAVOR of 5. Il. Rowley, by apply wing. 10
s. Il. Rowlcy, 500 Market street. Phlladel phIa-
NOTICE.-To Buyers and Users of trultJars
Beware of wrongful and inferior limitations OF
my ''HERO' and GEM Jars. ] have al
ready brought suit for infringement OF the pat
ents owned by me against certain parties max
ing and vending certain jars known as the
STAR - ''FRANkLIN DEXTER, Den
TER and 'MASON'S IMPROVED
Jars, the same being violations OF nay patents,
and will continue to prosecute to the full eN-
tent of the law, any and all parties who may
.y MANUFACTURES, or USE infringe upon
any Of my patents,
S b. ROWLEY, 500 Market st,
MAY p. Philadelphia. Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

TALLMADGE'S NONE SUCH SAL
ERATUs is n strictly pure article, and the fair
est carbonized goods. 1t is the safest and most
reliable Saleratus for family use.
Western depot 100 S. Water St., Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14
M MAKE AN AR
rangement with a few Reliable Men to
ACT &C Hrrrr~

6016IN L
or the sale of Dr. Ashbaugh's "WONDER
" 1HE "oRLD-' This remedy is sold on
the package system, not to be paid until fully
tested pay good agents $50 per month and
large commission to distribute packages among
families, and to few good men / will make q
speclai arrangement for State agencies No
capital required, but must give surety for can
itai placed IN their hands furnish the csp
ital For confidential terms, address
49,. j. G. TILTON,
ff-u Pittaburrh pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14
A Book for the Million.
MARRIAGE aIlll3

A PRIVATE COUNSELOR TO THE NAEl-'tt
= those about TO marry male or 1ehihe;;
thAt pertains to the physiological fnss'.It ls.-
revelations of the sexual sy stem, Win VI. z
discoveries in producing and prey ch'tIHl-. a.
spring. now to preserve the complexion IA
aitractiveness and beauty, &c. sc. -. %
This Is an Interesting and important ~ b.
over two hu dred pages, written IA ItAA,,,if.T
grlage. with numerous diagrams and err 10
and contains all that valuable inforTiai,," ~
every person who is married or confenil.A,,,, p
riaRe ought to have, yet. which so lev re1' -.
sess- 1t unrayeis mysteries and disclo-t, 80, -
that everybody should know; stil IL j. y - 80 -
ought to be kept under lock and kew. anu anu .yrT
carelessiy about the house. II embraces -
thing on the subject of the generafive stnhIi.h,'
Is worth knowing, and much that Is mol pU0
In any other work. INK or
This Invaluable work will be sent 70 a'
Gree OF postagel on receipt of Fifty ceir cofp5
Address: DIR. Butts Dispensary, NJ
Filth and Market streets, st. Louis, MO-
70 Notice to the Afflicted and URioItaas ~
Before receiving treatment from any o. xho -
torfous Qanoks of this or any other pacr, NJ fhe
vertfse In the public papers, or using univ pers
most numberless QH1ck renardtcs, scar use
Or. Butts work. No matter what } ous.~iber ~
Or how deplorable your condition. renrtrh inrsr
while II cost you Fifty cents 10 havelt IL b.
liable information, 1t may cost loo. pol i
many. q life ofhopeless misery, anu fss
haveft. -, the ~
DR.. Butts can be consisted on any o. q. y
easeS mentioned In his works IIoH nd NsffS
p. n. Once n w. corner tlItn Mfa ~
streets. topp0stte Court Hosse,l ~ A<Ss111II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

Farming and Fruit Lands oflIIinois,
all lying adjacent to their road, as follows
i78, 900 acres between Chicago and Gen.
tralia,
i28. 900 acres between Dixon and Gem
tralia,
dncin N tne great cattle, hog and corn pro-
,,,,,o Ict OF the State, and adapted 10 all
PuGIposes OF profitable agriculture w All
south OF Centralia are 293 600 acres for col,
~ TON TINS region is produced the Gnes1 g,
liner Intel wheat, and Peaches Armies 81
Iuils o! All Kinds yield with wonderful ~, M
an special fruit train brings thee So
- 0nicaso, and from thence all the Eo,th
oouItIy 10 supplied, weeks in advance Of 49,,
saauens ana orchards, and the highest $1,000 ,U0ai
S atNe prices are obtained for lie ,,rrlImI
Cns uuhured and seventy-six car 6ood
81 81 oeIIies were received this wear IN -, "
i've uays ioiiowlng May 23d " '"eh
Along the line between fmnI;..h
AZ on ~ acres OF more nnduI afinp Iand ,H1i
suseo ior grazing and dairy busineSs T I'LL
=, ieed mines In the world are locafat = ne
with Mat. nh agents on the road are furnished
hr Vicinity. All needful Information a lin IN
~ essihg John B. CALHOTTN sven
", Land Commissioner CO.,
oM.C - hlngsbury, in charge OF 1h.
,.nH y. tne company, At Centralia W;n nanu
seu1 personally to the location of er.,1 IN at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14
CHICAGO TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cafos compose
this column are carefully selected iroih 'ii'
leading firms in Chicago, as those WHO'S w
tensIve operations and wid"-'preao rei'o'S1-ioi
.,title them to the first rank I'm coInhieroe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-14

A Farmer In Massachusetts, last
year made, it is sale, three tons OF
cheese from tweutY.tNQ CONS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04

Sin fnbner Strci6.

artbur etns out Gtenp RES nadltsn
ScnntaGcs, bem rerabrFbstrn 3ritruntt,
ihrn sinigs Ninuien rpr rem Shlaar
rsr lsbnttn Stunbe pcr Der Ct. Rarien.
ttrte auf Rem init @eRrdutrn, Srausts,
NaisnplGtsn unc Statuen Ssr3isrtsn 9cui.
isnrlab &atpienS in banetr @rwarluna
auf une ab. Gr bate tur3 supcr rtns
tsitsre @eieGll6aft in tsm @artenlptal
lttnsS 8afbcfse psrlaGsu, etr sr iih an.
gtlhlchen bate, um i'm SaGe. ea6 Gin
Vsrba6t bel etm s9asefiid, nit rem esr
Bauer aus lllmbcisn bttraut pprrtn mar
fh auf ion burt 9inirstsn tslcnbtrsr
rmfdnpt Itnttn trnuit, isin 9Iibt wdb.
Tno ttr Gbat tersifsn ;u t6nnsn.
Gs I6lus ;str.
@Fit isesm G'tcdsnfhIas ltsissrit It'd
irine auireauue unp pu6s pcn Grfunrt
ju Sstunee. ie msbr tr f6 Der srOesr
5pntatne, cfm bsjeihnstsn Grtifungs.
puntt, natsrir. Sect trat sr auf rem freieu
pIaB, in ttGen Mitts pie Scntaine aud
p6brtnb Der Na6tjsit ibrtn Strakl in
Die 5Sbs trist, uub tItdtr fprf6tnp mad
ausH Ssitsn, um ben trpartttR 8Otsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
5. DaS @unbfein.

gtns betannte frnntbaftt Grf6tinung
auf Der 6aut um bic @tnttalirn une ben
after bsrum. oft bis iit.r bic SberiHsnisl
fib erfredenb. Disis 5auten3iinbuua
tdnn burG anpencuns unpaHsnbsr @lit'
tel, namsrtIi6 Sufommsn,isbenrsr Gal.
ben. 9sfdbrlid perren. Ran tsf6rdnts
Die 9sbanbluns auf Sfttrs fanftes abtu.
pfsn Der serStbsten Stsqsn NIT faltsm
Dafsr obsr oas Ginlsssn zines nit fri
l6sm Salee befrt6rnen 9einwanoldpps
6ens Ubsr snbIt4 bae Ginfrsusn pen
SdrlappenmsbI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04

lthtgiteu i'm rajAeIisR SlIas eaS arIlC
6irn rurhfrsulsn uup marterH, 10 sceen
iest pie @eeanEeu nit BIieeslhntlle an
ibm UOrbsi unp aefaItetrn ii6 gu ben ent'
ieslihlten Stlrern. Gr Iab f6 sntssdt,
rreriiTen, auastldet, rsrurtbsiIt TN fums
pfen. feuGten 9srter, aus Der @emsiuftaft
eer Gbrli6tn esfoesa. In S6ma@ uno
S&anre. lInr fie aue. tis triibsn 8iIrsr
padtsn ibn rsrmaeen, ras sr ait Fiessn'
psm @tbtm iinb ,itterneeu 0litpsrn ba.
fac. obne bab es itu' fir ben augsnblid
mSsti6 ssrsfen mare, auf pas nietsrtolts
pcheu Su antworten.
SER GoIteuing!" rief jeBt sinr SisRs
tcrltimme I'M Corridor.
Die Stimmr NIT ttm bartrn ScHe -
frnnts lie Stmaneem anrsrs anasb5rn, ale
einem Dieusr ees 6trihlss, siurm pa.
Iher? Qlrtbur trat Der faIts glnahI6psie
auf rie Stirpe, ais bic Stimmt In gang
alcidsr 0eile nod sinmaI Itinen Namsn
risi.
,,@lti6" prteisn itins 9ippsn isbt Ser.
Dor. binttr rtueu bic 3dbut ein dnaltlt-
Dies gn.tnanctritIoseu ntht unttrcriidsn
tonntsn. Gr ltanp auf. prsete feline 5ano
auf eaS flcpfsnOs Ser,, pdbrsnp itine
9iute bic Ylatte bee Sefret6rs frampfbaft
aepadt belt. Gs pauerte pies Allse ieboH
nur einsn Wcment; cann mari er Die @e
eenldnpe in ben Setretdr, mdGte bic
3lappe ,u, nabm eas Slot in bic 6anb,
aing aui bic Sbir gu, iUS ben iperrsnesn
| ytis9st binwss uno 6Tusts pteielbe. Or
mar duf 9lges eefnet. Der 2uft,ua. bur&
cds Sefnsu Der Sbir unb pas often fe-
beurt 5enfer entltanten. briidte has 9i&t
,u eiprr tleinsn bldusn Glnmms jufnms
men uno l6iGts In pemlsIbtn @uasnbIid
rie Glamme Der auf osm Gid fetenrtn
9amps; trUs bisier I6leGtsn Sslsu6tuns
tcnnte Nrtbur ptutlih bic blanten 8n6pfe
Der Uniform bss Gintrttsnrtn srttnntn.
Sinh Sjs 5srr 8aIteutnsr fraate Der
Giugetrrtent In isnem Some, Der auf ZEN
pieneneeu pbsr sepicntsu Sclpattn ldliss
Sen l16t. 0eraee biss tsltdrttAnun Nrs
thur In Der Weinuns, bae Der Gbsslanpts
Elm Sisnsr pes G,sridts fst.
uSa, ih bin se!" antwcrtttt er init
unfhtrsr Stimme.
sd iterbrinee 9bnen stns t,ltsrapbi'
Ihs Oepsid,e aus 8remeu"
Gs fam Qribur spr, ais wirot tbm tins
Grntntrlalt pom 6srjen ssnommsn. 6lr
ben Queenblid perme&te er Die DeptI6r
ni6t gu GTnsn, 10 bate ibu pas I,bts Gr'
eisui6 aneesriifen. Gr Iant In bic Gde
bes ScrtaS unp faltete isins 6dnes, bic
F& mad unp mad lsin Grrtstisiu ab.
fhwd6ts, pas Fsbsrbaiis Dur6treiIen
Res 8lutts In lsintn normaIen 8srlauI
,uridsetstrt mar unp fib Die hunt eurh.
siuonrsr rsssnben @srantrn gum tlartn
Denfsn pitrer bsrubtgt baitsu. Sect srl
Gifnfte tr bae Gcupert une las:
,Sofcrt mad Qussburl reilen. Sleih.
bammsr une 8nGpisn iauI. Ssriuht
Gcmpsnfation nit 6irmd Mgnrliussr,
Scqma6t uno weiters Snarutticntn al
Crt une Gts(Ie. Gs eiit.
Mcris 5aIIsnins."
.sF (5ortltBuns fCIst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04

eadapaHna gIptuus, uabs benz Depot
Gbas. 9rOpp, prOpr.
Das Otiss, In better gBsils tinstriHttts Saus
II nit aaem psrleben, tpae Gem aGrpsr our StIrs
flung une Grfrilhung nSthie IN.
Suiss Bier. bi: ftiuRtn Wsins, eiau5rt unb
Sisarsn, rarme une iaIts Spsiisn; auftrrn, auf
fspt Writ iubtrtitet.
Gin fsintr SaaI fir DamtH uue BamiIisn.
I'm labIri&sn 3uiprut srlu6t FINE i}rtuHet
25iuS gbas. 1ropp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
Union Park Saloon.

Ter llntrJsi6nstr batjssi bic nit hem ,.linior
parr ptTbunpsne Wirtblhaft auf eiatnt RsH.
nuns lbsrncmmeu une pire It iteeritit bsiirs.
ben, ben Aufcresrunasn itintr 8Glft ssrtht ~
pfrefn. 1utts Bier unb bic ausafluntefer
@tiHs, ferit ialts Spsiisn iitts poTr6tbis. 3r
Iablrti&sm 3uiprut Iaett eiu
2is9 esuis RsbtHfpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
J. 9ie anae,pae ehfene 3nnas

~ HHSNEUHWIkHt UHWUN
IN in ibrru Stwtsunssn stbsmmt unt
ma6t off eas Saneen naksJu unm6sIib.
Set unteriu6uua Der RunbbSbIe bss
6incss wirD bas uebsI balp srtanut. Die
Sstanblnns IL stpSbnIih lsbr siufab.
Wlan bait etm 8iHpe NIT Der 5ano bic
NaisnlSter 3u. eamit 70 seu5tbist wirb.
sen glunh ~ Sffueu. une mn6t bisraui
nit elmer S&esrs pcrii6tts siutn fur,tu
Giui6nitt In bas 3uussntdnb6su. 81
zine 6isii&ssf&pufft unttr Der 3uHst be-
furIi&, 10 mub bas llstsl burG Mot 81
tisir Gtrfbnttte setcttn ,psrbtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
q. Gut;hneune unb @efebwulft be
Srnite Der NeuaebcreHen.

Gs iii cine peitptrbrsittts, lcsGr pom
Nsrjtsu astbfilts, stptb abtr irriss Anii4t,
RAP bic anssihwCIlsusn Srifts rtr Sdus-
hinge Iild sutbisltsu, rslhe ausescridt
perpsn mafe. Ditie abiurbe Wlsinuns
fam Istesr nur unbtit iiiftsn. Das
Driden unc prtftn psr Srlft ptrmsbrt
nur bic f&cn pcrbanctne Gntjiinbuns unp
itatt Der trpartstsn Wtild ,sisl f1 nab
furJsr 3eit Otter, bas 8sIuItas elmer
fhls6ttn 5hsUrie uno elmer nod lhIshtsrn
9roris. Die Ssbanpluns iouts il6 bar.
auf bslhrdnien. elm tIsinss Stid esin.
wdnp. NIT rsinsm Slivsn6I setrdrft, auf'
3uIssen. ccer, tpenn bic @sf&wuIft btceu,
tenb IN, stneR bidtn Bret BON Sr0o unb
Nilh, ale brti Ufsr ritr Stunetn srr
neuert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
Boilers Sculn aAc

Sd ilntfpsibnsisr smpfrbls msint nsus Stu-
rraaas Zen Siiresrn ron Sranirn. Ia id tag
LID SspeiIt in meine 5dues ttfpmme, bae tin
grocer Shpinbel NIT ttm Stu ettriebtn tpire,
ptltes uitt bier eercetu tpcretn II, uHb man.
Iruars b,noa,n pirS. p rparns i'd iseen Sar.
ger, fsin ntu lu faufeu. aabtr 70 II btr stpSssu
prresu. giGbtrs auetuuft bel
i0ir66 Sbriftian YSIFer,
penn apt., nabs 0inatf's RSbrllrrt.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

& "0reat In truth and mighty above all :
< things."-Esdras iv., 81. q
81 u
81 NASSAU STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
THE EYsTIaY OF A CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
II Sits with Closed DOors-Thc Custom House
the Scene Of LIS Secret Deliberaff0na.

II Sits with Closed DO0rs-The Custom House
the Scene Of Its Secret Deliberations.
Congressional committee yesterday sat with
closed doors in room in the Custom House. It's
proceedings thus far are shrouded in impenetrable
mystery, for the watchful Cerberus who guards the
portals which enclose this solemn concave rigldly
excludes all applicants for admission, and even re-
pOrters OF the press not allowed to be present.
The following conversation yesterday took place
between Hon. Robert @. Schenck, chairman Of the
committee, and reporter Of the HERALD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chairman, am depu-
puted by the NEW YORK HERALD to report the pro-
ceedings OF this committee; VIII you permit me to
do s07
Mr.. ScHENcK-I don't think the committee want
their proceedings published; we have our own re-
porter and q secretary.
REPoRTER-I think the proceedings would be in
teresting to the public, Sir.
Mr.. SCfIESCK-Thi5 Is not O public meeting SIR
and besides it Is only preliminary meeting. We
intend to hold meeting la May, and We are ar
ranging about that
REPonTER-Then understand you to refuse.
Mr.. SCHESCX-Ie5 sir.
The meaning and intent of this darkly mysterious
committee may possibly be gathered from a state
ment III an evening paper to the effect that II was
organized "to examine thoroughly into the work
ings Of the Custom House and to ascertain whether
any changes are necessary"
The names OF the mempers are:-Hon. Robert G.
Schenck, C1arman; Hon. Samuel Hooper. OF Massa-
chusetts; Mr.. William b. Allison, of Iowa; Hon.
Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee: Hon. Dennis
Mccarthy, sDf New York; Hon. James Brooks, OF
New York; Hon. S. $. Marshall, of Illinois.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following are the transfers Of vessels OF va
the 18th ult. -
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

Soc ao.n .rIds active for ,.s , low =, ssis z
sa for " o bbls strained asliysraDe w the ass x Iisy
q. the next thirty DAY. a y and sscseSG
- we sss = ss q = sc - 81 s. sS s ssrs ss
g. a f.r Was da aa hssSy ss
'9 o 4 = n Tsn VA. sa wss {. osa 8 q e. "a OK. and
bo Other kinds da but seady Al yesterdays quota
PsovrsroSs-Receipts aso sbh PORK, Iss packages
Ss sc;1s ss srm 1 and pses %
al about &3l for new ress Toe sans were soo uns All
go ilAf 7s FOR ols ls' 40. sss ss ss' for ws.:
prime el There P''s we're s no
sss'ss s. s s. !. s w @ s q Gs s s Live hs ss.
though Il light demand was steady in value about % obs
E ss s'i e a PLAIN aas III
T4sss Tss sssi s rsaaea sa.s. ds ana
prime 3s Ysi for India do For cut meats the
he sas were Sa about nj pas4sss. o.
T sa a and psfsSd 3 % S fox aS asi
bagged do bacon dun sst prices were generally steady
s. sa ns snS
ass and being sP.rgy offered shs mirses WAS 9rnss e
prime steam and kettle rendered. including zspackage for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia bulk, was dun and heavy ss Y
for rcdnd quiet css
change Lots or mgediae delivery were spsripgy offered
,sry @ as'a price. s'
FOR ss ass n .aa Sc a s o %'1 JUNE aa
@ n saS @ e R 70 ns % mss aua wens
activity easier, being confined 1O0 bbis
standard white at 900 do Tor the balance OF this
month 3ic. LOO do. for May ut &c, and go do for
April TO June at 3Sc.
RICk.-CarolinA steady at Szc. 2}3c., with small
sales within the range of these prices.
SUaAR-There was scarcely any business transacted in
day the demand ben. extremely light but full prices
were demanded vizlc 1ac for fair 70 good refining
boxes at lie ll11c Refined quiet but nnaered In
valus-hart selling at u l6 soft white at lSc l5c
SrEARtNR though quiet frmer at l84c l856c, In
l5,01Dibs.
SEEDs-Linseed dull and nominal at 81 25 50 27k,
gold. We heard OF duh and unchanged,
eAcept timothy, which armer being quoted at $3 75
Af2SS.
TALLow.-The demand steady prices, tho
sales being 75OOo lbs at II 40. I1xc.
WHIaxEY-Rsceipts 26 b5ls. Ihe market was stil dull
and heavy There only small sales ~ &C. &c., tax
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
Rrnl Estate Nnics.

The following are among recent transactions IN
Virginia real estate:--
Tue Warren farm, on the York river, Va, consist
ing of 1880 acres has been sold to Mr.. EngIls of
william street. New YORK, for ga, 900.
Mr.. MIlliken OF Mamarouecg, wcstches,cr county,
N. " has purchased leo acres within the city limits
OF Williamsburg, York county Va. for si7OJ.
Mr.. Fonda, OF Fonda, Montgomery county, n. W,
has purchased 560 acres OF land witnln one mile OF
lork0wn, on tue York river, Va. belonging 10 \. Z.
Darlington, for siO, 600.
The Grove Landing farm, on james river va,
comprising 900 acres, has been sold to Mr. Stratton
OF SENECA county y. u, Tor $4,000. The house cost
9lg,oOJ before tie war.
The Spidlcy farm, Of 10ro acres, adjoining James,
town lstnu Va. has been sold 10 Mt. Millard
Smlth, Of Detroit. Mich, for $4,000.
The lnlncntcfy farm OF 800 acres. one mile from
YORKTOWN, on the YORK river. Va, has been pur-
chased by Mr. Groa, OF Lancaster county, Pa, for
S4sO0. -
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc clAi .
WEDxEsDAY, Aprii 14-5 P. n

WEDNESDAY, Aprli 14-5 p. N.
The rejection OF the Alabama Claims treaty by q
very decided vote OF the Senate was used as pre-
text for running up the price OF gold this morning.
and the "bulls" successful in creating diver-
In favor OF their side OF the Gold Room frghten-
Ing the "shorts." !" who purchased quite largely a.
lS3 and some small lots ut 13sh, which was the
highest point touched. The arrival OF the Java
with a consignment OF foreign coupons and specie
caused reaction. but not to the lowest point
OF Tie day. The market was heavy and dull
after the adjournment Of the board, and operators
felt inclined TO await further Developments. The
Cuban question: the importation of gold and the
payment or the May Interest are influences upon tn
premium which 1t Is diliicult to calculate closely
upon decide the preDonderance Of The specie
by the Java amounts to less than $5ooo,o but there
are all sorts OF reports as TO the quantity OF
coupons, one story In the Gold Room putting 1t at
two millions. The range IN the price Of gold to-day
sAt<x
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

SINGULAR SUICIDE--DEATH FROM INuALING CAS-
At nine O'Clock this morning q considerable excite
inent was occasloned at the corner OF Clark and
Madison streets by the news that a man named Oat-
mau had committed suicide. large crowd imine-
dlatey collected on the sidewalk, and many specu-
lations were jnduiged in AS to the cause Coroner
Cleaves was notified ana proceeded to the place,
where he found the feless corpse of e. l.. Oat-
man In the basement saloon No. 1873 Clark street.
The body lay upon table directly under a common
gas chandelier, from one OF the burners OF which
rubber tube extended, the end beng inserted In the
mouth Of Oatnan. Under his head was cigar box
and over his face was coat spread probably to pre-
vent the escape OF gas ron his mouth The coro-
ner's jury returned verdict that 4. L. Oatman came
to his deata from asphyxil, by deliberately inhang
gas.-Cttcag0 Eceatn5 Pos, ADrH IL.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

Y, have purchased the Home farm, four miles
from Yorktown, Va, for s12 per acre.