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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-07-27

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h,d Ioroo nun,l,cr of sill worm. 10.
500. 600 in one nirht. He attemptcd to
hatch Them bv artificial beot and ia
economics the heat bv running .tealn
pipes through the building. I'm The
night creosote was produced bycondc IA
sation, and the worms were poisoned.
Rev. DR.. Roswell Park, a graduate of
West Point. and President of Racine
College. Wisconsin, from $50 to 1880.
died at Chicago on the 18th.
D. .,...., p..;.... f. -
,,....;.ii.... t,i-i.,.f,l.. 1,.,l:.,
rni.conoI Churob. south. has accented
tba pra.idonc,. If fine N,r,I,nd Aori.
onI,uro1 roIle.. Which h.. hon.
,ao,nt h,. fla -i,n.,i,,, -, D..,,.d,..
pu,.houa,,
v.llow toaI,otonIr,ou.npoi,t,t;. o.
IN VIRGINIA Cit,, Novodo. which ,r,voJ
.ntol to so many of fine u,iuor. I.'., fail
ho. never been ruiirolv cvtiunuisbod
- great volumes ofoos and .nnl,. filled
inc 'oo lee' leNel III the clio" Jacket
Mlne' last week, ana nerc0ollaled the
closing of all the avenues
At Gloucester on thc 10Th instnn, a
AR eooroo por.or. and his son Ron.
,a,;,. I,-,.ar..c,a, ,..ro..;I;r.
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'u' 81 '"' "''' "I'' ''l'' ''P''. 80 wy
7'~eu' ~ suuue'' ia" u ",i'' '''"
Immediately sum l"ule i"'-""0'
who could not SWIM, was carried down
with it and was drowned. His father
was rescued
An Omaha dispatch saws, that man
named Broydon, Postmaster and FIX
press agent at Pacific City, Iowa, de-
eamped with nearly 10000 of the
Company and Government funds, ON
sunday. Parties are in pursuit.
Samuel NJ EaI,,or oD.tr,i, d,,.o
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CHINESE OATIIs A letter from Idg-
no gives the following account of the
method of swearing Chinese witnesses
in court there, Il method, perhaps, with
which we are soon destined TO be fami-
Liar all over the country: "a ROSTERS
mead is hacked Off with a kife, Il saucer
broken, the oath written on yellow
paper, burned, and the smoke, in which
is supposed to be the spirit of the burn
ed oath, blown up to heaven in each
case, The prosecution and defence
each swOre five witnesses, killed five
chickens, broke five saucers, burned
five pieces of paper, etc. After killing
the chickens they are thrown away by
the Cinnamon and considered unfit fol-
use but having had their Threats cut,
nicely bled, etc. the American heather
consider them none the worse for hav-
ing been sworn by, and we confess to
having been guilty of the sacrilege OF
assisting to devour portion that was
really, tender and good to ourunsancti-
fled palate.
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THE HEARTH AND HOME. published
by Messra. Pettengill, Bates & Co., q
Park Row, New York, is one of the best
agricultural and family papers i'm this
country, 1t is published in quarto form
md freely illustrated with engravings
Price 81 per year The number fol
saturday July Il, contains n good por
trait of VIM. Cullen Bryant. Among
The articles is one upon haying, 10y II.
Readc; steam Ploughing, by c. {.
Bristol; Market or Garden Supplies Joy
Andrew :. Fuller. This number con
tains the beginning of "'Thc Romance
Of a Rich Young Girl" by Octave Full
let, author of "The Romance of Poor
Young Man"
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WHAT CHURCHES ARE ENANGElICAL.-
At the international Conference of Young
Mems Christian Associations in session.
in Portland, there was Il warm discussion
in regard to the qualifications for MEM
bership in the Association, At length the
following resolution unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED, That, rs these organizations bear the
name of Christian, and profess to Ice engaged di-
rcctly in the Sayiours service ,o it is clearly their
duty to maintain the control and management of
all their affairs in the hands Of those who profess
to love and publicly uyow their faith in Jesus
their Rcdccmcr, divine, and who testify their
faith by Incoming and remaining members of
churches held to he evangelical
Then the word Evangelical is thu, de-
fined
And We hold those churche, to be evangelical
which maintaining the Holy Scripture. to be the
only iuialiblc rule of faith and practice, do be
lcve in the Lord Jesus Christ, the only hegottcn
of the Father. king of kings and Lord of lords
Tin whom dwcllcth the mllnes~ of the Godhead
bodily, and who made sin Cor Us, though
knowing no sin, bearing our sins in his own body
on the trec) the only name under heaven given
among men whereby must he saved from pun
i.hmcut"
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GEO. HAMMOND.
L. u. TWIrCllfLL. Sel.ctmen.
W. II. ELDHlDGE. Is

EOB LADIES ONLY-For an arti-
I .le having remarkable sale. Allrc.- Mrs
Mnl;G An, l39 Fulton st, New York leml
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A COOP NUMBER-Wells Phrenolo-
gical Journal for August has the follow
ing among its varied contents: Rev.
John p. Newman, d. D., Chaplain to
the L. :. Senate; j. Edgar Thomson,
President Pennsylvania r. r. Com
pany James a. Whitney; Henry j.
Raymond The Old North Church :;
The Walachians Small V. Large
Heads The Laughing Deacon The
Tyre Bird; The Phrenologist's Proph
ecy, or an incident in the Life of Met
tcrnich; Bible Experiences Observa-
tons and Impressions of Day, or
Reading Faces on the Rail Marriage
Customs, etc, How to become Il Christ
ian well-balanced Mind etc, with
Portraits and other Illustrations. Price
20 cents, or IS year. s. Il. Well-,
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
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1t was expected that the laying Of the
French Atlantic Cable would be compile
ted to Duxbury, Mass, during this week
or early next week, but the cable fleet
experienced Il heavy gale. on Friday the
10Th and the VIM. Cory. which had
finished laying her portion Of the wire,
found it too stormy to attempt the work
Of transferring the end to the Standard
ship, ircghted with the next portion
The men therefore buoyed it at sea, after
which the squadron made for and put in
to Mira Bay, Cape Breton. This will
probably cause Il delay of a day or two.
The place of landing i, "Rousc's Hum
mock near the Gumet light, at the en-
trance Of Plymouth harbor, and in a di-
rect line, about mile and Il half from
the village. As the JowaW says, Con-
grcss has not formally authorized its land
ing ON our shores, though Massachusetts
has given its consent. Since the above
was in type particulars of the completion
of this line and the laying Of the shore
end at DuXbury, has been received.
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QFThc commissioner of the general
land office has just addressed letter to
the crown land commissioner of the do
minion Of Canada, inclosing map of all
British North America, and has rcques-
ted that officer to dclincale ON the map.
the exact outline of the dominion of Can
ada. aud of the several constituent pro-
yinccs He has also requested the COM
missioner to furnish information concern
ing the purpose of the British government
to extingush the interest Of the Hudson
Bay company ON this continent, and
whether it is their purpose to attach that
region Of country to the dominion if
not, under what separate organization will
it be established, and what will be the
seat of the legislative, executive and jul
dicia powers. A singular coincidence,
connected with the above, is that the Of
fccr charged with the surveyors manage
ment of the crown lands in the Hudson
Bay territory, has called upon Commits
sioncr Wilson for such reports as may
give him complete information of the sys-
TEN Of the original survey oftownships in
the western and northwestern states. 1t
is thought that the American system of
surveys will be adopted by the British
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page engraving, entitled "Going 10 |
Sleep" confronts the titlc-pagc. and /
the other illustrations are numerous |
and good. "rhc Bad BOY" continues
to interest all readers. MIR. Truwbridcc |
conducts down among the coal mines. /
and Mr. Browne tells about "Going mp
in a Balloon" Rev T.. T.. Hale di-coursc9
in his wise, pleasant way on "IIow toI
Read" and all the other articles are
worthy Of their place.
The New York Citizen democratic
makes the following candid almi-
sions
1--WE hear nothing H. to what are
Democratic principles at present
COppcrhcadism was a failure, aud died
the death it so richly deserved the
proposal to pay our debt in grcenback-
has been rcpudiatcd by the nation the
everlasting colorcd gentleman has Sc
cured all the rights he knows what to
do with and few more the womcn's
suffrage rage movement has not the
dignity of "A party measure, Democracy
is in a state of chaos. II cannot undo
the irrevocable it has nothing TO offer
as an incentive TO persistence. Cannot
somebody find us n few principles"
FROM South AMERICA Official ad-
vices from South America have been
received here, giving information re-
garding the situation of affairs in Par
aguay, from which it appears that the
condition Of Lopez and his adhcrcnts II
not so critical as reported 1t seems
that Lopez has retreated into the pas
ses of the Cordilleras, where he is able
to maintain successful opposition TO
the Allies, and al the same time keen
up the commissarat of his armies from
the agricultural region in his rearwhilc
from Bolivia and other sympathizine
Republics he receives ammunition and
other purely military supplies, in SUM-
cient quantities to prolong the war i'll
terminably.
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MECHANICS LIST OF WAGES
Published 10y the "Mechanics' State
Council. VT ighest MAges Dor dnX
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Every Saturday for July 3lst, has
Victor Hugo; l.. Homo Lui Rit
Behind a Sofa; Martin Fercol's Story
of the Moscow Railway; The Two
Brcaths Roberts Capitol Sit ; Child
ren's Literature of the Last Century
Foreign Notes. Published weekly by
Fields, Osgood & Co, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-07-27

THE ECLECTIC FOR AUGUsT Coz
TAINs The Religious Wars of France
Scientific Education, by Prof Huxley;
Decky,s " History of European Nor
ais; Earthquakes; Rawlinson's Five
Great Monarchics of the Ancient East
Cconcluded The Secret of the North
Pole Opening ofthe Albert N'Yanza;
WaIlCnstein and his Times Part l / ;
Only Seven Years old when She Died,
He New he was Right.-Chaps. XXXIX.
NM, Xxi; The Central Asian CUES
lion Playing with Lightning Pro-
lessor Huxley Poetry Literary No
tees Science; Art ; Varieties.
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NOR BLACK WORMS, AND PlMPLES ON
IL THE FACE, use Penny CoNrnoNE AND
PniPIF REMEDY, prepared only hv DIR Il. G. Per-
nv, 40 Bond ST.. New York. Sold evervwhro.
The trade supplied by Wholesale Druggists,
SmO
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MOTHER Al HOME for August, edited
by Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, contains,
Country Children Patience New
Troubles A Short Sermon to Mothers q.
Early Marriages Womau's Rights in
France Our Babies and their Nurses (;
What do we Claim Table Manners /;
Wings-Some Day; Girls should Learn
to Keep House ; Who is a Perjurer, &c.
Children's Department Household
Affairs Literature and Art Scrap
Basket. Published by Hosford d Sons,
80 Cedar Street, n. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-07-27

The uoN Porcooin-lmcl Baking Dish, at
DICKINSON 4 CO. )
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DOMESTIC MARKTTs.

R,,r.on, lpr q Coab dulj Nddugs 2s92sie YOur dun
81 DssIssd COM ' 49, 1 White s 7sssic PIN. r.sg q
% e @ Ne, o S IS' ssS1 5.ss s' .s s 12
Sides l0iri lear Sd,s lcl ShesSsrs lse HaH' ~Hzlc
PHmIpLITuA Ami at eioO ,s slowly 81 2sa2Se for ND
isas,suis and Otto do s7ass wb,th,d firmly Red At o.
foos saass MiIsi w,s,s-u s Oats s,esdy P.trclsa.
snehasgd seass in 9 so SsFsi ,,s, S, S %u
esyaao MO!ses, sac PsoTssns inactive WHISKY Ad'AHssd
Ap Of e! bids, CO%Sp so1 t e.
% % Coed Sc Craig coln leaf st Is HS.r ~ " ga
sal 80 Lard se BacosbOdrrs l3le Cargie sas dsi
BIyyifo Sp s.Sv sales 1000 bills ot Ground
s 70 be Inquired r sts so bush No Chicago and nwHnses
q or o milling On pirate terms nominal PIN , Gao = 7ss o. ne
Sns, U o. % 8sre1h ssc Of zoe bush good e. q
dali unchanged Pork and Lard unchanged hfh
6svsso apd n Flou IN moderate demand sale. 200 bbs At
NE t. a. SS ssH - boso A Est Wb..s dull sale. ear
o,' No. esS1so 1RsT ~ ~ IR s csnsd al 81, I've
70, WINK s5 ss short. Ys sbipstnd. Sas nddugs SO
Railroad Ffeghts-On Flour 10 Boston 6e 10 Ns"loh
ClvcSvAr Aprl p Fur quiet and unchanged Whss, hr%sI
No. y corr .a,.GIs Pl h scarce H., ss 90 Cotton
6rw Mddings 2i Tobacco k@ at fl rates Whsg steady AZ 9Oe
Isq t 1sa sI AT 67 L Sd, nu Land s.n.s1 b.
i9c igi5iSle Coua,ry and CITY Gold i'2 Money
qg s o. nod p3 sS H. W Cs,S
Donir,y une6sprei Rs 81 llasI IL for Bsr,y nominal
,,e,m 81 IS Fss quiet Wheat to Bufso By .te.sc 9
bush Cons 2Oo bush Oats shPmentsOOO bb Flour 50 900 bH'h
ST Lous April f2Tobsc.o scly. full Gotten nominal
GS = :; Flour Fat S9gsTsns - 1s sInnE
arm Prime Pal wbr, S56si CO., Choice Fancy Red and
Ssg ad s III nd write 20 o dun OS snd
sps cs aSs, s. SH RE sG steady y
for Prime 81 "a fo- Choice WHISKY dull .tTs Bulk Nests active
he Pork s30ssl 80 Lard srmi holders generally O the MARKET
sap4o Rs eSa ,s & s So oh %S. $50 Sv.S
Corn 6 500 bpsh. Oats, $50 bush Barley.
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s,re, Receipts for customs, sSooco for Gold Notes
sg 200; total receipts s942s5 ~; total payments
s6s $50 IS; balance ts9,7oSS79 20. BTs
T. reported that az the meeting Of tie Union PSchc
railroad Company held at Boston yesterday the balance
~ the first mortgage bouds Of tbc Company, and also
no 600 OOO OF land grant bonds were taken by the STOCK
,,aers The proceeds OF this will enable the Com
.uv TO pay all their floating liabilities, build branch
I'D 10 Denver and fully equip the main track with all
ma rolling stock needed and have abalaoee IN the treas
uTy.
rae CHICAGO Republican Of Tuesday says:
The local money market IS IN about the same condltoh
lease in the number ~ borrowers the market, the
ruion seeming 10 prevail that majority OF the banks
AVE money on hand than they know Wbat 10 GO
Nth such il not the though regular CUSTOMERS
tp.a'y al instances have no difficulty IN securing an
Inc funds they desire necessary for the tranaeio
of legitimate business, and some few outside parties
meet with when they tender satisfactory cohc
sill an bar hers not inclined 90 loan money on epC
On much preferFng keep 10 IN their vaults SO AZ w.
plcet ell the requirements OF legitimate dyTt U t
l4nds the money market is reported "couIuIt"ec w,
sreudency increased the shipments OF prouuV
= ne eeRboard Improve Rates OF interest are nfnl ana
ttacv al 10 Der cent per Gunum. There were some ~
Interior orders for currency received odHF, Wue uC
were There more exchange lhdAIuP
today ana but few buyers sellers sppehreu on tne
tendency IS 10 easier uEules Larry III
~ Oay q few small lots sold between the city bankR AT
premium, hut toward the Glove OF bank bourS kaies
ere made At 25c premium per 1000, ana buyers were
4 n tins figure. over the counter bankers were sci
renitiances 20 ard on account Of interior banks al
T, N disccuut 70 par.
zoe return OF the Bank OF England for the week ending
- %, April 2 cOmpared with that the previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-23
Corporation Qotins.


NoTICE.-Attention is called to the follow
fNswYori ukeh the Intention Of TIE CAY Aa'soAts 70 hsdJ
CHAPTER i92-LAws OF 1895
lcY 35o the Of e3J suted An Az M
sfscsBa prcehiiou OF uannn and malicious MeA '
NJ pr,ys,t The deseemenl Of Natural sosuerT"
Sss P.or. 9th efNsui0E represented IN Senate and AZ
Hmbly. do enAoi a. folossi - =, ,o., g.. h...,x
amended . read a. iolloss; ,-,-.- -. a.,
or ur. anT ornapea hfab pant whether situated on ab
private sroupd public place Pubhe or rssN
senrr Hbo shs pant prni or ~ aDy heT unu
upou rock not part OF budng OF an
character OF
Tns 60 is,ng Intended 10 state er 10 or advertise th ~
article profession, business sh
ou % oher thing .nd any pe
uh directly Indirectly sah setta be done or Sho hA
aid therein shall desnsd gu II msismeIpof and apon eon'o
ou shall Tor bueh osense be punished ~ hne not
se 90 lprsonmsut Provided however, that nothing
shall tppr von sitsr character or De
49, rstpR 10 any mAnuaure profession bupef ehhlou
held carried 10 tafe place within any rods o. he
Mace word letter diameter or dsos shan os PAs
pasd or painted printed placed % ~Is
mon The lands or posssed by the person who
hsre BY h. BY other painted printed placed or auio
a This &c, shall take eject Immediately.
CHAPTER lS-SECTIOE 81
Rev sed Ordnance Of 1886
person shall place OF permit Dc eheea OF
noe a an, street IN Ee~ Yorh hsndbs or sdyef
u.pt having protesting TO have am 10
he disorder disease or f'g hoee o
a. sIposr. mssas under me penalty
" GEORGE w MCLEAN, Street Commitment
Estr- FORK city, April 10, 1869
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iee return OF the Bank OF England lot the week ehug
49, dav APRIL 2 compared with that for the previous
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

s,rr DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
p.pr B,xx-For the safe-keeping and protection
o,D FIR. and burglars Of Securities of all kinds in
hiding Bonds Stocks Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
,,onds and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An ir.peetcn Of the vault constructed by The Ma
,,on, PARK Bank in their new building will at once
oorvnce all parties interested that the most perfeeg
o,.on,be security has been reached. and at an ex-
'.rsIv moderate annual cost TO each individual de-
nos,tor The officers will take pleasure in showing
tb. vault On application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-23
6rvrtss 6umpanits.

INVOLVEMENT
"A 40 THR SHIPPING PUBLIC.
NETWORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS
A RETURN TO PAIR RATES
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
The between ssSIsk and Bo.ou lse .y Of E'.Ds ,e
.bss MONDAY April 49, 1862 nader charge Of reliable AND
sIpeneneed messengers ,-. al,
made. -, N - 4. III
Ppr, matter o. oil kinds for. Arded 20 Newport j. AND 70 al
uolut. m Eastern MaaaehuSs hus Hampshire aud Ftroa
Shippers guaranteed the safe Transmission OF ~ piIaEs oun'p
~'N' " JAS RlSK, IT,,
M.n.sing Director
X W GUiND0H, Agent
No 10 PARK place. N. T., aud
NJ aa7 p,o,d.ay cor Tseuty.third.st aud FhbsVe
Nv w WALpRON, Agent
Cor Sumner aud HAusJ'stA, Boston, Ma"
a. A. PULLgR General Superintendent
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sa1 n, n, ,e,.rr. ,, s,ss Pfvewepy bonds s ssocfs
sssay Brss asa Hlnoi. vi Atlantic and Great WesisI
fRlsKJosT April z2-UpHea States r'si"eh"s" 'T"'' Wv
Nt issus Of 1854 -..... - - ., A. "a ....
P1En Apr 1.-THE Bour.s 8 stead; kente' u w. les
lVEspopr Ipt lY1a0p Gotten closed dali hddns Up
lands I'D MddDg orleans l7i4 ne' '"o bales Iurpenhns
csDos Apd f-suIa GALL both on the spot and liOAi P''rO
1sT1sKP AMI sl-Ps,rosum quiet s9i francs for standard
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

isbos Anil Phi osses open 9s3 for money and s9i
ns ssn United sttss FiVsTSsay boDes SOL htseEs m
LlIESpOoI Apdl Ali = mCOon opss tsli hid9hnf gp
- Rdl7sd kiddng Orleans Llrlzi9 The ats o. " Coy
rs la nst aUes lie las report been - bales s
Lesf0S Apd m.-Dnted States flVsi SEMI oenas ~
@ssla amercap Railway shares unehangeo YI1
LyEsgOoL lbni 9I-i m-c0tt0n dull aba eHsnats~ fi.
~ and slssdy. Perk dali ColBao1 h0p1, 81 e"| '"'
'ht| eWL tts
ma per -, -. "a
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.


Port OF EBw.YoRE,.................~....A n
CLEARED.
s,,mslp.-Eage Greene Havana; Gen. Barnes Morton bavas
,bs Msreo Hutchinson naDoa Drgo johnson. Porsnti Ne
reus Besrse, Boston .
shin-Arrseap Spence Anier FOR orders .
BarsHarsbug kuaken AntSepi Hirves' Home, DeAeJ S~
Brr-Isahel weshefseu. Hsmburg -, r,r
seITSB Groer EeScopb, lnagna Wave Crest DAVIS fhus
dsnhhi Dat JShns0n. Stamford.
ARRIVED.
e.sm,Aip Isaac Bell, Bonrne Richmond mdse and pasA
shin Emerald Nickel, Leghom feh 5. marble, Ia
Ratk Saler Messages RIO JaHero 50 days, oonee -
Nielsen, Rio JaaeiO ~ dsys, ee1ee
Bg Anna Lindsey ParT Falmouth JAM 10 days. sugar and os
wood
Bg Randolph Payson Thomas Ngusbo r. 20 days sugar Len
IA mort brig Rossway for NewYcrk w IA daye
Beebe Iorer Cabarien days. sugar snee ID
company with sehr Margsre. Il Lacy for NeN-forh
schr Pioneer, bearse. Cslbarou days. sugar
schr Mary 4 Tyler. Tylsr Rleamead DAYS, coal
DOMESTIC PORTS. -.
Bosrog April steamships George Appod nom bs
more; Roman PhAspha NeP aas iros kesIsii De"
Kiobsuhsven frora FoocboN brig c IL Rag from CsufleFos
FoRrKKss MONROE Aprl 22Passe 10 for Baltimore team
p Liberty from Havana. Aqudnek and brig Red Wig roa
RIO Passe out ships lof Competitor Or Hong AasE
schrs. Chester Halifax, Willie oi West ludies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-23
Hoiitts Of Bankrupttp.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Stairs for The DISTRICT Of EBwJBRsBYIn The matter Of
HOWARD A. STOKES. Bsbhrupt-Is BANKRUPTCY-To WHOM
1T CONCERN The uBdegne hsrshI gives nohee 81 appoint
rent Arn.e HOWARD A. STOKES Of Long Brsneh lie the
Tn~n,hp Of oeesB Monmouth aud STATE P hsSJ
within aid pstrot stjndged bankrupt hS
peou the District Court OF SAIL Distet-baonsovn hen
htI I..5.P nRSRI O. CLAYTON. Assignee
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Sabmgs Bmks.

GERMAN UPTOWN SAYINGS. BANK, Sll
Tbdy. bet $50 stsSX PER CENT Interest paid on
,sum, es $500 Departs made on or before APl ~ w.
DAILY ron 10 70 p m ha %
Nops,y Wsdusssy Saturday sveaines from esoss
CnIkLrs scHIyysEK sse'y. CHRISTIAN bCHNAkIZ rree
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANk,
N No 100 HAaSAUeT.
EUN BUILDING) OPPOSITE CITY HALL assn,
opsp dsIy ou 10 10 MONDAY WEDNESDAY, ADD bAIVh
DA' siX PKR CENT INTEREST ALLOWED. FRRB OF TAX,
CHARLES X. GRAHAM, President
Al PhITGaARD Vie. Presidents
Tan a. W HosHi ChairmsA Brseutiv. cOBmtee
NTFW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth ave.
go, AZ YonTt.epthssIX PER CENT INTEREST pad on AL
suns from este $500 Deposits made on Or e,i'fs nay va S
interest from May l. N IN "a. D ". p...N.rt
DEOPLEs SAVINGS BANK,
No Broadway between Twenty and Twsnsyssvush -
INTEREST sIX PER CENT.
MONEY DEPOSITED now Interest from MAY FIRST
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MWhinnv.

CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-One "Wright's
yarhle cutos" lincb eoder tineh stroke a. good sew
order, engine s4neh cylinder insh sifoie
good order Msy he sseB at No %, FDtare
STEAM ENGINE for SALE-10O- horse power
- .Ed three bol.n ssIn. nearly ns Ss sn' ssa 1 Is
Of lsrye nasaie.ory Apply 70 CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
- ~ No. 333 Bat Fsts-thirt.tt
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THE MARKETS.

TauESDAT April 2e 1859
iSVTl- steady and moderately arrives sales o. ~ Dds
=, - Is a - for fats and 80 2i 80 q l0r Pearis
fOTTUS-Tbe beer slow AID feels he e1eet OF tte 10
Svee pro,s sGoviug slight modAeRNou and cos ne
ot pnr gBen strength; sales Of 80 bales 81 Which 20
b r an .ud By exporters POI q the latter ifsns We
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urws pAcKAGps FOR TuE PRESS.

Captains pufsers arriving at THIS port are
A.ver Newly Associated Press on
persons eIhng wuien authority OF w sIonon usnsra
Asrn News JOrgl Of Commerce. Times IRiBvs.
World Expr,ss ErsRHg Posi- Coos1eTcaI hdrs sasss
Z>upo Yor 0Hradf and Ne H0Tk DeDoIat sheaa As
bs delivered Only ~ tbs sane pers9ns
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Sori @arO.ns HOTTIE.

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NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance w a.. -
~ section Of hs As. ssea sEnl ysIs 70 al
,ateresse H. having OF the ssoscI
sIamauOn survey the ElOSBs sss-s s viii
to- ~ ,hs po Ward.n sail sasess $3.50
BE- com uleted within AAJs nert saees"AaE S'~ 49,