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Proposals for a Wood Bridge.

THE Commissioners will attend at David Ed.
/ dy's mill, on Tuesday, the 4th of May, 1869,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to contract for building a
bridge across the Muskinguln Creek, according
to plan fixed upon at the time of letting. by
order of Commissioners.
SAM'L GRIMSHAW,
apr6td. Aud Nj. G. o.
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Sheriff Sale.
E. B. Long, & Co.
vs.,
Joseph Wehr,

DY virtue of vendi. ex. TO me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, . hio, will offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Thursday, the 20th day Of May, 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m. on said day the following
property situate in said county to wit: Being
the same sold and conveyed by Hager Il Har-
ris to Joseph Wehr by deed, dated April 5,
1854, recorded in vol. IA page 53l, situate in
the southwest quarter of section II township
and range Z, and more particularly describ-
ed as follows: Beginning for the same at a
stake marked with a cross situate eastward
and within three or four rods of the mort
east corner of lot No. 40 in the town of Calais;
thence north nineteen and one-half degrees
east six rods and fourteen links, thence north
eleven and ope-half degrees east four rods;
thence south seventy and one-half degrees
east one rod and fourteen links; thence south
eleven and one-half degrees west fou, rods;
thence south seventy-six and one half degrees
east six rods and eight links; thence south
fifteen degrees east four and one-half rods;
thence westward to the place of beginning,
containing by estimation fifty two square rods.
Also the following premises in said county
being the same decided by Hager & Harris to
Joseph Wehr, April l, IS 4, recorded in vol.
IA, page 532 to wit: Being part of lot No.
80 in Calais, beginning for the same at stone
on the southern boundary line of said lot and
a part of lot No. As; thence south eighty -four
degrees east four rods; thence north seventy
and one-half degrees east four and eight
tenth rods; thence north one and one-hali
degrees west sixteen and fourteenth rods
thence south eighty-four and one-half de-
grees west four rods; thence south fourteen
and three-fourth degrees west seventeen and
sixteenth rods to the beginning, containing
by estimation one hundred and two rods
more or less.
Taken in execution as the property of 10.
seph Wehs at the suit of L. B. Long and
JOSEPH MYERS,
apr20w5, Sheriff NJ G. o.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the I'd day of January
1869, by the Probate Court of Monroe county
Ohio, appointed Administrator of the estate
of William Bates, deceased.
mch2Jw3. JOSEPH HOW1LER.
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HOW TO PREPARE MoI.AssEs FOR FREsERv
ING FRUIT.

ss,Take eight pounds Of molasses, eight
pounds of pure water, one pound ofcoar-
sely y-pounded charcoal; boil them tegeth.
) er for twenty minutes, then strain the
mixture through a flannel double, put
n'again in the kettle with the white of al
egg, boil gently till it forms sirup Of
proper consistency, then strain it again
s..;ss To CLEAN BLACK LACE.
Wash the lace in a warm suds, ther
dip it ins milk, squeeze out dry a:
possible, shake out when almost dry, iror
->.-;tl, n n, O q Graf a1Y hot iron.
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ST Am NJ USE.
HENRY sTAMM, -: !, Proprietor.
Water street, bet. Monroe and Quincy, e
WHEELING, -: s.: WEST VA
WEST Va.

THIS House has been recently rebuilt and
/ furnished throughout, and the pfoprie-.
tor will spare no pains to make his guests
comfortable. His table will be supplied With
the best the market affords. sepl5ms.
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\NTANTED.-TEAc STUDENTS, and
w other intelligent Men and Women, in
business paying 500 to 5000 per month, &C,
cording to ability. For particulars, address
ZElGLER, McCURDY l. CO.,
5l4 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
feblS, S,ls6s. s..
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ST. P A u L,q6
With an Eloquent and Able Preliminary Dis
sertation by REV. LEONARD, D. D., of Yale.
College.
Embracing graphic and eloquent delineation
of the Early Life, education, conversion,
teachings, labors, travels, suferings perils.
prosecutions and missionary career Of ST.
PAUL; thus constituting living picture Of
the great Apostle, and of the circumstances
by which he was surrounded. "a ra 40a,-r
A perfect Magazine of facts. Bishop D. W.
Clark. of Cincinnati. II asa 6
regard il as one Of the best books syer
written. Prof. Stowe.
DIR. Bacon's name in connection with this
edition is tower of Strength. Rev. Jos. r..
Tuttle, D. D., Pres. Wabash College.
l do heartily recommend 1t as a faithful
and valuable guide in the study of the Scrip
lures. Bishop McIlvaine.
No work in the language approximatss III
Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D. President Williams
College.
great and useful book. Rev. John
Wheeler, D. D., Pres. Baldwin University, o.
The most interesting and instructive work
that has ever fallen under my notice. Pres.
Caswell, D. D., LIZ D., Brown University, z. /.
A mos. valuable work; learned, accurate
and written in a style peculiarly attractive
and eloquent. Rev. r. Merriok, D. D. Ii. D.,
Pres. o. Wesl. University.
work of great merit. A "God send.n
Prof. Finney. LIZ D., 0berlin College. si7sses
Ranks amongst the foremost literary pre-
ductions of the age. Rev. N. C. Burt, D. D.,
Pres. Ohio Female College. -
1t is one of the most valuable works ever
issued from the press. Rev. Br. Mutt, Pres.
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Send for circulars with full particulars.
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Publishing Co., l7S Elm Street. Cincinnati.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 18th day of March,
1869, appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe county, Ohio, executor of the estate
of Aaron Howell, decd.
apr2Ow3. AARON W. HOWELL.
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10 KEEP HAMS N SUMNER.

There are various ways. but the most
suresisi: Beforesfiy time ron each ham
in a cloth, and lay in barrel, pack in
charcoal, broken fine, so as to pack close
or use common ashes; another way is to
dip the bags made for the hams in strong
saltwater, and dry alternately for three
6rfou' 'times ;by this means the cloth
becomes saturated with salt, and drying
iterystallizes and FORMS q barrier to flies;
put the hams in the bags, tie close and
hang in cool place.
So - CHOCOLATE KISSES. .s- gs-
one-half pound of sugar, one ounce of
finely sifted chocolate. Mix sugar and
chocolate, then mix with the whites of
four eggs, well beaten drop on buttered
paper, and bake.
GINGER SNAPS.
One pound of flour, coffee e-cup of milk
coffee-cup Of molasses, two teaspoons of
baking powder, two teaspoons of ginger,
large spoonful of butter. II
SNOW CAKE.
lsHalf pound of -four, half pound Of
white sugar, whites of eight eggs, well
beaten, two teaspoons OF baking pow,
der.
MAcARooNs.
Best a quarter of pound Of almonds
with little water until quite fine; ado
the whites of four eggs beaten of frott
then mix in quarter of a pound Of pull
verized sugar; spread white paper, Ia!
the paste on about the size of an egg, sif'
fine sugar over, then bake, but be careful
not to have too hot an oven.
sUET PUDDING.
Qneteacup of chopped suet,. half tea
cup Of molasses, one cup ofraisins chop
ped, little cloves and teaspoonful O
cinnamon. half teacup of sugar, two egg:
well beaten, little salt half cup of swee
milk, stir in flour until thick, -four a clotl
pour the mixture IN, tie, leaving room
to swell, boil two hours.
EGG-NoG.
Take the yolks of ten eggs, add ten ia
blespoois Eof pulyerized sugar,s thre,
pints of new milk, one pint of best bran
dy, one pint of madeira, beat the whites
up and stir in, just before pouring int
glasses. = 8 - 253&s
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Teachers Notice.

rNHE Board Of Examiners will hold meet
l ings for examination of Teachers, at
Woodsfeld, as follows.
Saturday, May IL, 5
%,
June 10,
August 2l,
Rxaminat ions to commence at o'clock A. NJ
By order of the Board.
mch2td. JAS. o. AMOS, Clerk.
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DOREsTEC ECONOMY.
Hints for the Housewife.


Crate one cocoatut, one quart Of milk,
four eggs, use sugar to taste, beat sugar
and eggs together and stir in the milk
while hot, then add cocoanut and spice,
bake in paste twenty minutes
ROLL PUDDING.
Make rich paste, roll out lengthwise,
fake any kind Of berries or fruit and
spread over the paste, roll up the dough
and fruit, pineh-up the ends, wrap cloth
around close, pin tight, boil one hour
when done use butter and sugar sauce
You will find this delicious.
AN EXCELLENT WAY TO PRESERVE PUMP
Boil and strain through sieve, fit fol
pies put in dishes and dry, They viii
Keep FOR years. When used dissolve il
milk; it is just as good as when frs
bellefss-as-.z-.-az.ess--,ss
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Sheriff's Sale.
F A. Lamping
VS..
James Conger.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
II from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at the
front door of tie Court House, in the town of
Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, on
Monday, the l7th day Of Nay, 1869.
the following described real estate situate in
said county of Monroe, to wit: The undivided
one-twelf!h part of the southeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter, and the north part Of
the southeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter, all in Sec
tion eight township FIVE and range six, being
the interest of James Conger, containing one
hundred and seventy acres more or less; sub.
jec. 10 the life estate of the widow of Stephen
Conger, deceased.
JOSEPH MYERS,
apr20w5. Sheriff N. c. o.
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qogqA'IoIoo pus epsqs GIsAs ID "ole ssu!slsd
'smsqsu!D s1u!Id lsso!oqo sql Su!orIqma
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-05-04

consisting Oh t
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, ..,.-eg
Molasses, Syrups,
Vinegar, Burning and
LubricatiDg,a ,and other Oils
Salt Fish, Dried Apples, Canned Fruit, ,Raisins
Prunes, English Currants, Tobacco, Cigars
Yankee Notions, Candies, Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Fruit Jars, Rice, Hominy, Soaps, ,Concen.
csntrated Lye. Baking soda, saleratus,
Memorandum, Blank Toy g. School Books
Letter or Foolscap Paper sold by the ream
at Wheeling prices.
Lamps and brushes of all descriptions.
Candies and Confect oneres of all kinds KEEP
constantly on hand. tit
Tubs, Buckets, half bushel measures, Brooms
Washboards, Hoes, Forks, shovels, and axes
In fact, keep everything usually kept in ,
First Glass Grocery Store
aa- Don't forget the place. Schuma
cher's New Building.
seplly. P. SCHUMACHER.
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BaJeb work Of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch Give us a call, =.
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sql llus HIN aqua sso!Id 1s 'ssss!m pur ss!psI
pus 'sGoq puv usm IoJ Is!Islsm lssq sqa 10
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One pound of -four, coffee cup of milk
coffee-cup Of molasses, two teaspoons Of
baking powder, two teaspoons of ginger
large spoonful of butter. II
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CHOCOLATE KISSES.

esf7 EsSHoSShSAAA niooi-o'
0ne-half pound of sugar, one ounce of
finely sifted chocolate Mix sugar and
chocolate, then mix with the whites Of
four eggs, well beaten drop on buttered
paper, and bake.
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SNOW CAKE.
Half pound of -four, half pound OF
white sugar, whites of eight eggs, well
beaten, two teaspoons OF baking pow,
der
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpoS Feb 2lG HConSo, open At g for both Ter.y ara
e Icconnt Uutsi FyeTvsHt 7s Stocks quiet Kre 24
Illinois g. Sperm OIL s99 y iun.
IyKkPooI Feb 20ll CotonIhe market opens dn n ths
closing prices evening MddnR upands 2t hhdng
Orleans ia Corn, 2 per quarter for Old Mixed Western ard "
for New -.
LoNDox Peb 2o-O p nConsos closed at 80 for money and
United States $50 bonds 80 stocks STEADY
Brie Pa; Illinois pa; Atlantic and Great Western 81 80
D)-l:JO mCoftOn-Ihe market CLOSED que
At N, following duouous: Mddipg Upands INA Nddbg Orleans
Ia The salss day footed up 700 bales Lard 100 e"t
Barop 81 a. cvt for Cumberland Cut TGoE. $50 y ewt
IoSDOS Feb 2O30 mSugsI S93 = cwt for NO IL Da'e'
Standard. 90 The spot and ~ . Asoat
FKsyEToar Feo 2O-RTsHisguDtsd States FTsTTsute clOss
a 82s for the issue ofl80I -.
PAIRS FEB 2ErenngTbe Boure closed arm Reres u H. &c
HAyRR Feb 20-Evening-Co market closed quiet tnt
steady 1901 = Tres ortnare tie spot and 3 io
GSTwrxp Feb 2O-Evenng Petroleum closed Coll t S
adard MATT
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changed qut and demand foI 10. I .S.n T.
Spring Extras s51e6 whesid dali bit trnsf sI Coyn An
sales No. AZ 81 3OaSl "a; No at 81 ls9$i lot ,s.a =,
III i0d 81 l9, Barley dull aud weak No "ss -
North sie House WHISKY moderately active and sirohfst s ~
eOdgOse Provsobs dull Pork declined Iae 1oi IT,
can Lsr declined i and snail business sales Iotui3
,ated shoulders he cash; l2c buyer fer March p
and easier at l7a Live Hogs very quiet ana
cattle anil Pair 70 Good Buteb Us asa % p necP
OOO M. Flour 81 wheat l0OO bush Con
bn,b bush. Barley, 3etO hOg.
GOO Mil, Plou % Wheat zOVo oash Noln "" ous
CIScISSATI Feb 3Fiour deipiDgi Family ~ S9SL wheat
An no ssnd b. 81 40 No No at 81 80 Corn in faf de-
aJ AZ Se4c oats good demand at 6GSe o No sup.
nv Sb rive scarce aud active sales al 81 H. Barley active: Choe
Espa5a "a 30 No be at 81 Canada Fan 81 @d b24
o. Tobsceo quiet unchanged Provisions dull and unset
e ~ porE Sompay s3ld S2 So Bulk Mests-Sbouders i2c
S6s c offered neglected. sales Of Shoulders at he CeAr
% ~ no demand; Clear Sides lac Hams heavy At 1871 disc
i w. Dn,eted; asking rates l9td9ic God, 1888 ..
ns Feh 100 bhs
s6s7 Spring. SSd SO 50 for Amber Winter SEA SO 50
for White $40 80 for Double Extra Wheat quiet No Hwu
lee Ciub 81 TO- No Cbesgo Spring 81 so; Amber Michigan
~ Corn quiet ST. Oats 6sc Tor Western Barley held at
Gt0e2 Rye inactive Mieed 6rn; Shorts S79d $780, Mid
dhngs SIS tun Railroad Freghts0n Flour to Boston, 81 0i
to New YOrk Csc I; to Albany, 67e. d..
BuJTALo Feb @-Kour dull sales 100 bbs No Cty.gound
Spring So So Wheat nscuye aud nominal Corn dull small sales
76 track and 85c for Old In Oats tn held firm at
Csc Rye held finn at 81 3s irquiTy Barley tun ssles 1900
bush Canadian az TO- in store Peses car loads OF Canadian
8 the track Peril Lard and Seeds dull and unehauged
IIghvines held firmly at soc. .r
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED.
se.u,p,-souh A@,rs. Tssp,osh Rio J.nsro' M.,Soa
George Cmss Van Nsworsans tnes States NG5ioG Sssy
lean. h"nws @P1 co5 R.S.ee. STS: Csics.s VII
nasS5 C. Moore, Wallace Newbern C Virgins, Drew.
B@STs oe',Ea ReSnoS. BSlumors XoS'' Ter iSas, PA'
ships mOur Kniey Liverpool ST. Joseph hA'hAi san Fran
Bsis.-Easisa Chef Armstrong London; Bqnner Erickson Cork
orders Carrie Long PARK Maalrasi Sarah Iiooa CosiOn
Ni Bats Ss a gum Uf belfast Mou s. Leone ard market.
Maria White Bryant Barbadoesi o DoHceO Caneaasi Redwood
Sh5.-J y. TGne Ward: Nevis. w.Li Esther EIg.uao B.I,.
cord csriea9 sm9n'91 E SesoSs.asi Nat BrsaAS NC NC
Willie Dh, BOgAsh Beaufort ..
steamship Aeppo Harrison Liverpool peh Queenstown Feh VIA
steamship yirso BAILEY NsgorlsaH' %ts' and pass
se.os6ip Meu. DAVIS, Providence nd.e ani pas:
Steamship steamship S y cy Sf Scc 5o as f nd..
Steamship Thames Pennington savannah, mdse and pass
Ship American UaSu Grant London o II. wa tAya Jan H. mds
SIN swallow Mclaughlin. Son Francisco, Nov a. mdse.
BA9s GrsnSiier. Lander Yokohama. lla days tea IN
Bari E. .Tn b pSi.' Sd.' Jan d
B BsT HSssPfb . @s'i Ea:i nIS S S ' san
Se Franc. Davis. Para 81 days, rubber and hilss
sshr Race Horse Ausls Havana ad9ls Gr,,ase.
s sSr Robert Caldwell MeCcnSaeE CharestoS days. uss
schr Shaw GeOgetOSD. c. day cotton naval
ShI E. A. Hooper Hooper Yevbern. c. days railroad tie,
and tar - -
NeNR eguns New
Al l.. Rsrt,t Nofuah SA Apologize, EhLabetllonl
Sarah Elizabeth Cold Spring G. = tAlsd hnS~oriuP0FI
Rfeefr Virginia. Harriet, kliIabethport
NJ RoSers Virginia Wild Pigeon, EliLAheihport
P,,hsr. Virgpa MARI A. Predmore, Providence.
i. T. smith, Boston. PseAtaqaas New.Ilsven.
-' SAILED.
for syre City Of New York and England
90 and Vsrs CruI Missouri Orleans George
Cmwr apd for NeSoresns yAcuto AID Hunts
Asbsns for Pnah
Reheca yde for Wilmington Lou
a Moore Nesbern, NC Isaac Bell for Richmond &e
+. .r... ARRIVED Sunday, Feb. 81.
s.ssushp Washington, eager New Orleans ndse aud
Miuott Havana 80 via Nassau Feb
BARK Jessie Grant Palermo Dec fruit Passed Gibraltar Jan 10
compsny with ship Western sea for New.iOrk
Brig Msrno, Godfrey Cbshen days and mOlases Len 10
Abble,
loading for Boston
ScE A. Richards Arey Rio Grande do Sui q bides and
sehr Bsnark DAYS salt redwood Leh In
port sch Maria j. Moore ir Boston IN days sebr Gen. hAIee
sailed for New.Ysrk Feb
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EEwLoSDos Feb 2Q-Anive seh Ruth Hssey from vfoTf
Woods Holes A. Rowe from Hsu.ferk for Georges bsnka
Bosroy steamship Mcclellan rem Dainore
Caleutta Lotie warren fon verpoeii oah
Chslnette Zanzibar; seh Gertrude Hoss from Cape Iowa
DISASTERS.
date OF Feb IN writes that
habor loaded With from
totally wrecked Feb Dollar
HaIbcr the from Cisainsgos " Ds Ana sSs .ss
have BOT yet arrived ...
..."I SPOKEN.
sehE Glsng,y from Mssaa for PAlat-pal' sA lat JAZZ
"F Rrs W. prseO Feb 49, 50 me The Westward Of Toruss
boaud Bast
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HAvANA Peb 2Tbe following The closing prices OF merchandise
ending Feb 20: Sugar m with S chg tendency
Nos. 10 70 l2 9talo as Nos Is 70 e Ss sioeE IN
MARKET svors sellers Aosss Sugar frm At s reals
trmr; Inferior Refining y i reals; fair 10 good Reftg
d9t grades fm al d0s resL Nosses has
tendency csye1 asa reals perke Mg,e:Sado common
tidt4 Lard 2e. for teree 2gc 4 n 10 Is 70 tina
Flour Quiet sll IS Dbl Butter active at BE. p h.
quoted ct 8c n Honey hrn 4. gallon
du Yellow ga SO arrobe White Si0a SO 80 y arrohs
TslOw da IS t1as9 IS p cwt Petroleum reals T.
gallon bs; 81 reals Potatoes steady al 80 Is bb
Hans emsrd at e for Common saed Pc m Sugar Cured Lu
dali; Yellow Pine s2 bite Pine $40 thousand shocks
nug; market supplied Hogshta5s 81 l20S2 so Empty Hogs
beads 5aS2 84 HoopMarket supphed II r. long shaei
&0ds52 y thoussodi 10 r. S40d ga Febts Advancing y Of
Northern and Southern ports s2rz i2t hid Of
81 sJdsS 50 per bid Of mose s4Gsl Is per 20 Falmouth
and Is d52 tea 20 France 0G55 francs EHehangtOn
london l404i premiums Paris 20J per premium
United States 60 days sight IN god3l az per premium
60 DAYS GE mans
per discounts short sght p al per cent discount
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


YKs Flour q $40 hush Wheat 22lS9 bush Corn 10
81 mn sts bush RYE Barley u bush BeAns 6 bush
Com Meal 224 bag. Cora Meal 20 S1s: b. W. tH0T,
GS h. Cotton Refined Petroleum 30 bbG Sru NJ
pne IN bbs Grade Turentne 100 bills Tar 80 bbs kosn $40
tb Pork pkgs 2 Cat Meats pigs ashes g pEf,
kssrin pfgS Butter pigs Cheese 10 Iaow 81 dressed
Hogs pFg Oh Cake 16s bill, wbsk s b6L EEE ~ h1le'
10 b Hemp 1871 SIDES Leather ~ Hides
hdS Tobacco pkg Tobacco 2II bags Cotton Seed o bags
L..nrNa
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J. ". ALLEhl ConIni'slonsrs 0
:; " v B BE@9sWNS'} . Tai. sSd
CIR o,SrwYonr D.p.rrsysr or F:sASos. BUEsIu o,)

Z CRY or NEwYonK DEPARTMENT f.sAScx BURBAu oy}
TIE REcsyEE or TArks toUKr oUsa PANE 81 CbamberSt
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Arrears paid at fhe ons OF
ANDREW SMITH esq Attorney for the Collection Of Arrears OF
and that the boois rslsns 10 zach
Arrears sil be found at sad once. = -. -.
No u.,,on bu, the Attorney e uhdsnsd authorized 70
,,ss or resp, for sueh except in Of saris hsaed
hereafter when Marshal whom the directed VIII have ksaI
sutho 70 collect aehda therein and All variants hssto
10 ,nfrc, the payment OF Personal TIes hereby
eouptsrnsndsd Dated New rorr January TO- lisp
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DOMESTIC MARIETTA

MoBus Fen acoisossalss bales Low dllings at 26i9
nS.. sr !. i 81 s s .a, 1 e c,,S ' " IS 50
Ga, FsS sSisI pSss seminal. closing
sih better feeling hd5isg 2ie sales eo bales receipts 22
': s'SI fsS sfd ESs::s 80 SI Is rp,.
90 eSsa Lard 2oS EaeooShoaldsrs l1s' CssI Rb sss
C. s s S:sI fs p. si r SsSpss ss Wheat 81 s
Corn 6Gdsss osG, s29SSs Rye, 81 easi &C. suEsrPrms,
PEIIInEIPsIA Feb 20Trsds quet sale. Co.onsd-
1f s .s G S Scr S2sa fs f 9 G sss f
PsHssylysua Do. sI9s 50 RsOsy slGg$i2 whsat-GOo1
3 s. Corr f. dsm,Od at sS for fellow Dat. steady !ssse
@ 6cs. ss 6d So Gs o 'fs P
Sp w1y , s. SOL" =. , as s,p ,,. H. Ma
ss Upland. .ar rcd Tssi L very dC ss g;.
nel7.e Clear Sides lsiGlsis SbOSeH liGl3ic Hans ae
EIsORlElSY sb 1OCs,lOs 10 fair demand and improved It. Md.
see s' s S.ius e Essi r.' cop S.s iPS
s' S P FS. y Es,T. SIT So s'P SatS
ssls s1eSoe 0s, ;tsis Bra5 81 Il .y~sSSpsSi
fhss snasS Mes PoIl suIl Al sSl IS Bacon OFF; sSOa
.s X5 lae Sussin GOOD a,nsbdi Common i2el2e Prime ~
s.ady Ws::fs Rscissd sissiCs css.' srS Par issISs
cnIALI.ros Feb aoCottOn quiet easier; sale. 900 bales Nd
xssy Ca Fs ' ;i iS S 40 Sae iss S
Lows da S sss srsocss 81, unchanged
Tsas. sspstss o. sass EIir. sSsST whs
seass 'it p,s Choice REQ Which . Quoted :, 81
hoepsg; hsysp o. Choice Fsnsy While 81 14eI Oats
s1s S %S., q 81. s' . 81 as s. r. b
=. ,pS. s12 buyer March Ban Meats dan bushes, snail C,s
a.t lie Baeon dali and lowers sssudsn dl+ic Clear Rb
s S nas Clear SIDES l7l4Se lard du Tieree l9ic Keg
S.ls ea lnisror Good % @U&3 70; Prime 70 Choice
- 1--we Hogs. - 5Odse Recsips-5GO0 bbla Flour
saA Whsst 900 bush Cora 3oo basb Barley, LOO Hogs
iVLLDo FEB MFi0ur quiet Wheat beayy Amber al 81 ga
Wit. si% sSy Cor hiist 10 witts Red sI1o SO
VI % Corn qniet; New 67c Rejected 63ic Con
~ OsstAlehEah held &C. and We BID REJECTED, 59
~ Barley STEADY and unchanged Dressed Hog duh
ccSaY % 81 sss s-Tsu duI ely DOubIsErir seass q:
o.. ~, ~, esatb hbesqus; No Ilss Al 81 lsldSl Ri
1917, 10 az He Cers Rye and Barley unchanged Pro
s.an FL Aeas Pom Al s3l 30; Sweet Picked Hans lCidl7e
Wb,.t 49, aeeeps odsJ2OOO bills flour. 1000 busb
wheat, s0 ~ sSta bhpnsst-z0O bbI Flour 1000 bush
'A ssA S-RIebnss % Hss.YorI vsrs outlet aud ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
y,snl goiias.

SUPREME COURT.--In the Matter of the
- Inpue,too the Mlor Aldermen Com non. the C Of
E,vYof fstve 20 the OPENING Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TYTHIRD STREET from Esh .veune ho9nt hoIni s1eis
N, Ct, Of sstuts such mace AND pro-
vided lbs Alderman and Conmou,v Of s CITY Of New
ksby they Intend sppJ TO The supreme Cou OF
sss of BssYeri Special Term Of ind Csnr Be held De
Car Hall 10 the Guy Of on the ih DAY f.susI
s 81 Court thereafter Countel
heard, for the ,ppolsinsn Of Conn,1onsrd En 400
IN the that the nsufs and ernt 81 ts
sn hereby isiepdsd the 0pspng u hapdrs
ifd street from Eighth 70 Mount Morris square In SAG wy
a. liza o an ths or plan said CITY, under apd b. vrsge Aes
fihs Legislature. Of Ii. PEOPLE ofihe STATE Of s,- fsi ,nsnsa
70 ouchng the laying out on s!roeu a
Road. ID, CITY s.WYert and fer 2.hs pHrPO' passed AP'n
1907 Ess-YOfk, February = lst9 ID =,
- RICHARD OlGoRMAS, Counsel 10 the corpofston