davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.


There are many different kinds Of
amusements. will tell you what hap
pened to me in this line. / went skat-
Ing one day and the first thing | knew ]
was lying on my back on the ice. l look
cd around to see where was, and could
see nothing but stars. | got up after a
while and found them all laughing at me.
i told them l wouldn't come skating
again in hurry, and started to go home,
but had not gone far when [ saw an old
goose across the road. | said | wouldn' t
be afraid of him, but soon found out
he ,casn't AFRAID Of me, for as soon as he
saw me coming he stretched out his neck,
ran at me and caught hold OF my coat
tail I began to yell aud ran off as fast
as could dragging the old goose after
me, but he wouldn't let go till he tore a
piece out Of my coat-then he went off
contented l sat down and began to
think that every one l met would laugh
at my coat--which would onause them
more than it would me- Before [ got
home met little boy who was eating
sugar plums and had bag under his
arm l asked him why he WASH
at school he said he ran away for
amusement / asked where be got mon
ey to buy plums; he said he picked up
rags | told him he had better take my
coat tail, stop picking up rags and go to
school next met big dog and thought
to have some fun, sure, so | began to
pull his tail, when he turned around and |
caught ME by the knee Of my pants, tore
big piece out, ran off with it towards
he little boy and dropped it. The boy
picked it up, put it in his bag and I ran
ONE. That was all the amusement
ad that day. T. G.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11

New England must lose the honor
fbeinR the first inventor Of wooden
ANS. The Chinese. over six hundred
,aars aso, in Observation-Disclosures,
aade Iwoodep hams" which, by being
overed vffh beg skin and sraoked, rem
srsd s. impossib.e .o detect the cheat
x,sPs b tEs rss Q; t. k-iifss.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
EISIiING.

Fishing is one of my best sports
hen summer comes | like TO go out
tn the fishermen and see them pull in
whole net full of fish. One time / went
and saw them pull in big sturgeon.
ley asked me to help and | went to
tch hold of the rope, but going too
UGH on one side of the boat, fell over
ard, and came near drowning. They
iiled me out and said | looked like
owned rat. l came ashore as quick as
could, and | didn't go out very soon
ain. c. ID.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
THE TRIBUNE.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

tfor sne encouragement Of the young, who are now
aging the foundation, perhaps, OF long and useful
nves we VIII from time to time publish in this COL
umn some OF the compositions read in our public
schools when handed in to ns.-Eps TR1nuSEl
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11

One copy. one year 81 90
Two copies, one year %
Three copies, year 30
Four copies, year 10 90
Five copies year, and extra copy to
the persen getting up the Club, making six
copies ii 90
Eight copies one year. and an extra copy to
the person getting up the club making nine
copies 81 90
Eleven copies, one year and an extra copy
TO the person getting up tho Club making
twelve copies % so
Godey's Lady Book and Arthur's Home Magazine
will be sent one year receipt of 81 90.
Godeys Lady's Book and Once month VII be sent
Que year receipt OF 81 90.
Gudeys Lady's Book and the Childrens Hour vii
be sent one year on receipt of So 80.
Godeys Ladys Book, Arthurs Home Magazine anC
Oncea Month"; and The Children's Hour will be sent
year on receipt of 6 so
The money must all be sent at one time for any o.
the clubs and additions be made to clubs at clut
rates.
Canada subscribers must send 81 cents addit!ona
tor every subscription to the Lady's Book, and l;
cents for either OF the other magazines, TO pay til,
American postage.
Flow rcinit.-In remitting by Mail, Post-ofict
Order or a Draft en- Philadelphia New York. pay
able to tie order of l.. A. Codey, is preferable Il
bank notes, as, should the Order Draft be lost o.
stolen it can lie renewed without loss the sender
# Draft or Post-office Order cannot he procured
send United States National Bank notes.
Address L. A. Cooley.
y. Z, Corner Sixth and Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
TO THE WORKING Glass

AN now prepared 10 furnish constant employ unert
TO aifcitsses at their homes, for their spare
ments Business new. light and prof table Fifty cents
to % per evening is easily earned and the boys and
girls earn nearly as much Great inducements
are ohered All who see this notice please send me
their address and test the business for themselves If
not well satisfied Will send 81 pay for the trouble
OF writing me- Full particulars sent free. Sample
sent by mai Tor ten cents. Address 3S-4w
E. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
Il ALL
Vegetable Siciliaa Hair Remover

-
Ecery gear increases the i,opts-
! iGPjfy Of this TaI3Ea6Ee Hair Prep
dl-ntion, ac{sich is due to merit
patrons t30tt it as Kept fully stp to
as high standard, and to those
aUfO hare neUer 2sseG &c are can
confidently sag. tAdt it IS the onIy
f'etju6te and perfected prepare
fioit to restore SssEAY Or FADED
HAZE 10 its yOttth5aSJ coJOP, max
ing it soft, fitStr0asS, and siEhe5s :
the scGtp. Or its 9tSe, becomes
sCitjte N3f6 cteG3l IL 7'eslsOres 1ye
e3'3fy)jios,s ftsiI tga7sogfsstt, and On
its tonic properties pgercats tlta
h0il from fGitjlsg osst, as 1t slim
ut0tes 0'sG nOHrishes the hair
glands. By It's use tHe Esdis. gr0vs
thicker ana stronger. In 6aI4Hass
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal cig0r, and Vig
create q aet0 OgotctIs except IN
economical EEAES DRESSING;
eUeI. asset, as it requires f;e,De-
applications. ard giceS the hGtr
tf:Ctt SptcstfiCj glossy appeUras.cs
so much admired 6V az. II. n,
Hayes, VI. d.. State 4ssaycl. Of
NdSS., SGyS, ''fjs9 constituents 0s's
pure 0ltd cGreffily seiected for
SLECttcFEt HSNSstG. Nftt fCttStU SJ'
it the EEEiSg' zSESE:8s AksATsGN fo1.
as intended lHggtoscs.' We pab-
tiSit IL treatise O3l tie hair, seHtch
ere send free GU mail HpOis o,,pJi-
cation. aUfiich contains c0IiI,acH-
dGt0fy notices from cier0yDaen.
2hUSicjGHS, the press, LcRG others.
Ne hare made the study Of ne
hair 01ttt ats diseases q SDecj0ttY
for gears, and kll0sC that ace make
the most efectiCe preparation. for
the restoration and the 3Dreserr1-
ton of the hair. eGtGHt, uafs SO
tsci.9l0sOIedged 6y tie best Nze si-
cal and Chemical Authority.
,Soid6y aH Druggists and Dealers in 1fedfeiae-
COOK, coBURM g. CO..
Genl Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
Silly
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11

THE CHEAPEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER PUBLISHED
4 S0NHAINS YEARLY from three to five hundred
" pages of practical matter Agrl ulture, Horti-
culture Stock Raising Poultry Breeding Dairy Bust
ness Beck eepng; also Choice Reading, selected and
Rural Readings" sabbath Hours" "Childrens
Corner" Poetry, &c, &c, all Of which combine to
make it the farmers favorte paper of the Wcst and
cheapest paper published in the country The pub
lisncr distributes each Spring quantities OF Garden
and Field Seeds to each subscriber and offers more
liberal Cash Premiums than any other published.
Send for samples TO the publisher FRED D. CARSON.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
DUNGaN'S iEiGlC RlTiJAL
AND TEnWITOR:

Or Gi3sto he Three Syaa53lic Degrees Of the IN
ciet York Rite, Entered 4ppreatce, FIoir Crgf and
Muster Mason. And to the Degrees of Mark Master,
Past Master, Most Excellent Master. and the Royal
Arch. BY Malcolm C. Duncan. Explained and inter
preted 10y copious Notes and numerous Engravings.
This valuable book contains all the lectures and work
the Lodge and with the aid of it any Mason can in
short time became qualified TO take the chair as
Master offs Lodge Il IS entirely different from any
other Masonic Book heretofore published. BouRt, in
with gilt edges s. Copies sent free OF postage Send
cash orders to L. FITZGERALD, Box 2,915 New York
Postofice
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11

sa-Call on DR.. EAsT0N of Afantoyvoc Wis. whom
you can consult free, aud ne viii give you ctadi}
OPINION when cure is or Is not nossible. Liz
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
A 0c1ltA t0lFlte5t efeTylr7tf!'N. lfNNFeSS
,ENJ. w. HITCHCOCK.
EsErsnEishfE'
Imnorfant Sewing Machine statistic

The following interesting statistics We gather from
returns made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United states Inc hgures
which we present show at a glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of this branch OF Amer
lean manufactures 1t Will be observed that one com
RAM Icue has produced and sold within the year over
forty-three thousand machines 1t is somewhat re-
markable that during the recent stagnaton in trade
this businass has been but slightly, if at all affected
But below are the figures.
Sewing Machines manufactured and Sold per
quarterly returns for the year ending Juno 10TH 1867
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11

4 GEMS FARM Z RS, 81 AEsS EEs5 and
AERCHE GROVE E,sgS.-Send for particulars
.-BeStS L3Jyored Fruit Tree and Vine 13cigofut0r
and Insect Destroyer" Samples test viii be for
warde TO any part of the United States and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed Good Agents are wanted in
every County in the United States. Address j;
AHEARN, g Second Street. baltimore Nd.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
the PATENT KHAaEC C0Mn

ALdress " Va z a =, Treasarcr.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass
WANTED AGENTS T r. Sfhh I1 z
KNITTING MACIIENE. Price S25. The simplest
cheapest and best Knitting Machine invented
VIII knit 10000 stitches per minute. Liberal induc
me It's to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
MACnINE CO. Boston. Mass. or st. louis No.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11
Coed References Given.

Noise in the Head Discharges from the ear CaJarrI
Fits Asthma, rheumatism, Neuralgia ard remove
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-11

oFF1cEsr-l7I. Broadway, y. Y, II Hanover St.
Boston. Mass. lS-5m
FAcToEY.-51 Friendship ST. Providence, RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
SHiPPIAG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or HBw.YORH.


PORT or HBw.YORK.
CLEARED.
Stesmshps-HolsAtia Ehes HAn6ugi CHESAPEAKE
land - p..,....
shps-Sunqusm Cousins John D. Arnold BehDse
BarsSlvsu Furseen Crousaiti Oskr Geors Rnndstron
Corn Tor orst Halifax Caeo be.s Ceniaeeoe
Bngs-WhttAkrr Lsrk Basiol Louisa SmheHs oe'e''"'' ~
AtAo MAan1As. LLAMA, hbsSop!
town. 5. 5. Carnr, Davis brlios
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cit, Of Paris KeaneiY. Liverpool and Qssense~
Ship ATaBmole, Ceraed tsieniIa 10 dAys mase.
Ship Pscahoutas. Weeks. Liverpool ~ DAYS, maSe
Shin BueJ Simmons. Liverpool March ~ hse
Brig Gertruds Potter Rio Grande do sal ~ DAYS hdes
Brg Water Lily Horton Graude do sui 30 hides anu Wool
g Mrttaau JARVIS r. H. 10 days Lei "a por DDS
Csntaur. apd schr. T. Csssnn. Sew-iors IN 5 days
Brig Brooklvu, Gardner. Drnasrs Il DAYS, moasseA
kekr. Leafs y Davis Bishop Ssgui II dafs, sugar.
Scar. Laura. Coomh. MgagutE IA days potatoes -,
beinarara II
Ten m mort hrgs S and Moonlight for New ior N tsfee
days George bad just arrived from JAeksonfiDe VIA
caTgO Of lumbeI an A..
shr Mar A. Banks POrt Cabrss CAna Island W Gays
hrla Len 10 port ship Carrier DoTc from CaAao dasg:
Schr VIM. a. Mitchell, Cote, Shuee n. D. IL days, sPnns
sehr aihg Dove. Wooster, Galveston ~ DAYS, Cotton
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Apr Arrived indosh from Chnsi u
couderoes On Lisbon; PaAyra from hrep0Os sour D9i"~ "
SsaoKLxaSs April 2t-Arved steamship DATED sntes, hes
NewYorA 25h sailed steamship Crescent Cy os NeT1os '
ARR we'd steamship George Crsmsel from New-lVrL
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRysr Apri General Transatlantic Companys essnsaf
Vile lie Paris. arrived here tLls morning -, -. :.
QUEENSTOWN, Apn 10-Ihe steamship % Df0osyn ~S~ -
GLASGOW April 2The steamship Doas has arrived AZ tina port
SPOKEN.
sehr Point from Newlork tor Aragosns Apr H. h1 ~
Brig TOrri Zone from Barbados HewYork April II, lat st
Ion. 743
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
p4SSFNG FRs ARRfVED.

FROM LIvEPoOl-Iu steamship Ciry Of Paris Apn 2-hs'
Cehon Nss Jemrn Dr. Arnold and child two Miss symons.
Mrs sehoufed Mrs Baguife Miss Qints eh-
en and o. l0us and lady. Ms Walsh, Ms WsLef
aud child, Miss Walker. Mr. W. Walker Rev A9onAn' hf.
Barnes infant Cutting all LADY NJ Williams LADY
AID infant MISE Wellington Capt kae M Stanley,
lady children Nc Gn4tA and lady sss Lean
Wooleocks H. Sparox lady Saser Ramsey Mr. Mailer
Mathus lady Mrs Whitehead Rev & Sunsen Rev.
Mcwau W. r. DE-. Lees Capt Parcnett aDd MessrA
Borden Church Porter Paul Gale Pwe Brown Jackson
Levy LacAs White Harris houaan hyat; he1i Scott
HenleEson. HobTooke. IIalson. Elliott. and Glbson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27

F Et Ne .JSs ::' 81 r:9T KIT .
siss2 wbsa, quiet Red q 7ostl Is A%erg N.Y. gS
xsru Sgss STEADY 5S5ss Petroleum steady 11ds
fs,dI 81 y Aprn Tob.eco-s, bids Lur ~ e59
uyt Caapty STA Mess Per s3 So Lad ladise
s.s,.5SbouIde Sie cea RIO sides re Clear Sides ie
BIZ Is 5o6s6 Wheat 81 4O9s g. Corn 63965e Oats o. d
&c Anil 2Four good demand and partially lower; sales
20 bes 80 Sas 80 70 Tor No Sprpg 81 % for Amber Win,
~r o,T spriHF iso at 81 as AID White Caasds a,
s Corn S. ''s Md 3 is s sod ssnd D ssI
sss s97d sa aud sddiug 40 2 Rsiirosd Foeigh on
G BE- SS'S ssi Wheat bush il' Cora feet Lumber
VIZ. I AH S S ' SS At 1' 81 6s. s
E. % SSG % Se sefsS '' Es gSS'P SS. f four
fI , Wheat ShiPmsnsoOOo bbs Flour 72 ooo bash Wheat
Bgloo. A S1Dg Wheat So@i5a with no demand Corn lower
S 5sSSs % See. Tss a, o .. Sss .Rs S fl T
50 for Clover Pork steady at 81 a so L9rd se
Rlss 0sts Bsrlsr 800 bush Peas
s az Good shipping TaSlS' E1trss sb Wheat
& Togs95 ~ L'gs G sq SsmD5 q2
81 and unchanged whesi-choce Pail hrni other brands
es eos sPu OT smsT az d6s IN sacks, SIC for MIXED 10
- sd Fancy Minnesota Rye 6rm > q for Prime WHISKY
s'1 Bs Mest-Locse Sbouers offered He packed Clear
i6lc. qaiet l3C for shoulders; lie for Clear
$50 s Clear sides Lard nominal Cattle steady SO S00
q ss AMI aEIchanrs on NevYorE weak at premium
VEes,i AZ - 10a &c Wheat dnl advanced IIdIic
5Ssilf No 2 - O638sl c6ihis afternoon, 81 a..
srmer: l. SO a6 No 2 569i6lc New. [7i05Oc Oa
,,,,iHSs No 'sasase Rye quiet aud declined &C. No l.
IN barley quiet and frm A. +8d'0e according % location
All 3; Mess PORK and frIDef, advanced Csc
I'M Lard steady aud easier at lie aCursd Hams quiet
Sisle Rump Pork quiet at S2i Dry Sailed Bellies l4ic
Eve HOG. active: Good 70 Choice, sS 75G rs Cattle dali
F.t..,r. Coed T. Extra Choice Beeves. Sc 5JdS725
SyyT April 2-Pout Gull boideIs sn1 Gus to self FAMILY
n,r supply; sales at 6tse steady ard unchanged RIVE
ssSS 81 f,r J. Cotton dull; 81 ddngs 2s62Iic Tobacco
80 All anged Whisky guet az BIC Mess Pork held at 81 Is
"a so made Of J buk Meats unehanged sales 2oOe
. e Shoulders hell 24c Bacon unchanged Lard heavy
ss,,ss a, lSie buyers o5vT lse
PHILADELPHIA CATTLR MARKET-APEIL &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
cr,vs pAcKAGrs FOR rnr PRESS

Cts ard arriving this requested 70
l.T addressed EewYork Associated Press on 70
persons authority Of J. W Smoaton Gener.i
AGENT CDRr Jes TRIscsH,
World Ez7ess PO Commercial advertiser Saai'
Zao Nf Y0rL1r Journal aud Nss forsr Ds0kTa shosd as
be delivered only 70 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27

/ q jim ~
Passenger and Freight Depot ~ sou
ns junction ptA Delas
Railroad Ksston With TIE L.hsh Valley Rsss,d sonss
forming direct line to Pittsburgh aud the West whes,
ALLgHTowE LINZ TO The WEST
Three EIrss Trains TO the West except ssndsy
the trsning.
and ,hr,. hou saved BY thi, cA..ss Ciaa...s
a. Louis with but shAAsr sf
Silver Palsss sH tbtosfh from Esw.ieIt 10 Chicago
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ConDsssuI April 20 lSog.-Isl,. New York Q fslass:
90" a. u--for kssoh, Bethlehem, haasA Chsnk wnhanspo
NntsshsHs hahiBoJ Cav. Unbalanced ks
1:lSs m.-fT bOmsrrils
400 HFar Pennington Jancues sboadsb.r W.,,r An
tsh, kinFsios Piston, Great Bend bs
n-WurEsE BIPRHs' for Raston Aisas~n garisburr and
shssss 70 S. Lenf c"SBss Harrisburg Rns ssd ,h OH r.
CoRpe Jnston O.p sera.,oa A..
connss,s Al PhllirsurG for hsush Chsnh Whkahss Ae
m.For FsniHston GssleB AHssiosa Chuuh wIkss
Hsrrsbarg Ia
, n-FaF komsrvils
tp n-Fa Essas An.uio-s hsa.h Chant s.d B..r. Goa.
hse Jshs1on With paa"a Lsauanua sAd Raresd sI
all sbtDns 10 scranton
Ss K.s. B.,li.A.. An.a..-s
EssaiAx hsrrsssr rtusbash chssgs Csss.A sssAf
Oars 10 PnuburEk and Chasfs,
biI0p n-Tsr ssnsrvlls ssd FsmiaftsA
sPn-ror k,,ios and aisrasdists s,suosI
a. n-wsrssS T.Ap-Ysr K.s,s. Ars.,sws Rsstss
Or WllAsnspert Ens ke
eH5 p yer sonsrla
sspln1 thro.yh hsw Jusr City Pi.sb.h every .vssg
1rsiss leave fer flisbsih al $50 $50 $50 1b SID ~
t., Sac. s;l. sU 500 SD Tea 7w 500 s'oe Sss "'"'
n;Up ....'l -, an
nsiss for wsn 90. be sbn The eass o. tbs Vsnss 49,
resa rsuJsusr efLbsTtr H. 81 Ne an. .d.s,.
~ as s Broadway. An" s,ss,s ncs "a ss,.rsssSssl
hR BAlsvn. ssA Pas Ass.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
c. S. EAex,En oyyIcE. 80. q st.!.:.t, !


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this once until IA clock H. MONDAY MAY TO- 1869 for DRbDG
NO. for United states The aas"s River shout seven miles
Albany hundred feet long and three hundred e
VIDE feet low vae iee material
Deposited behind the dyke 10 be built near The ne"
ehsuheL - .
T cubic position to be Aisn ou. estimated ss:S
careful survey a, 6fy nine hundred aud CUB
tans pafieullrs soHudiRg be obtained al AS
ofee wherein bhlirrs make their oSu esii1hss
~, rcr must +, csum~sea BY MAY and sted BY Au'
gust D. Propesas viii he received Tor the whole Sorh complete
not h the cube received ubss made on shs
printed obtained this oce and accompanied oT proper
successful bidder will bs rsaaed 10 enter into eonae'
WITH the and sufficient snretes sianp. M c"h
trsris furnished nv tho enctar The United bAes
all bids deemed hsad sntass0a
BIZ order Of Btt Major Gen Jehn Newton.
JOHN M. WILSON, MAJ. bBga b. Colonel u B. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
GIopnsals.

DLUE RIDGE RAILR0AD.-Th attention
I'D Contractors invited The Of completing the BLUB
RIDGE RAILROAD in South Carolina Anderson South Carolina
Knoxville Tennsesa distance Of hundred and tSo miles
10 hnd. .
The Committee Of the Board Of Directors prepared 70
eue into negotiations with responsible who may desire 10
undertake the work
Paymeus made First Mortgage O cent Currency Bonds
BY Of South Carolina
punciu Of both principal and interest The mortgage
quarter millions Of dollars In gold and embraces a miles OF road com
pete and IN rnnnng order. ..
detailed estimates plans prosles specifications win be ready for
inspection June 1862 Meanwhile approximate quantities and other
Information be by application to Col
JAMES Chief Engineer the COMPANY 10 the under
sign,d Al Columbia south Carolina X. K SCOTT
80 Chm Of Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
MONDAYS wsATHKR REPoRr-aln
MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
gup n.., ~ 500 sun b.Sl Moon rses t;S4
DAY.
Sandy Hook Gal Goy's saud.. S:ll Hell "A'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARRBT-APNL &c,
ic favor buyers; sales l27S bead at q 0e
pepss,gaoA Western Steers; 7a8i for fair 80 go 5d
~ y n ,o fr common Shvep dull and lovers eco bead at
49, q n gres Hogs dull sud lowers sales 1000 head ct sl5d
Is p rwt net the latter Cor prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
MusiraI Sustrum.uis.

UNHE MASON a. HAMLIN ORGAN Co., win
PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL Cabinet Organs
are THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD Of EXCELLENCE, have
reduced prices aud we'll known Organs prices
inferior Dents-e30 each organs rant Ware
rooms, No $50 Broadway, Esv-Iork l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
oTrrcH oT rHE CHIKy SIGNAL OYYIoER,
wAsKIssroE, b. g., April "a, 1852
PROPOSALS for SUPPLlES.-SEALED

WAshN1tUF hPHI Iu1y
PROPOSALS for SUPPLlES.-SEALED
PROPOSALS. duplicate will he received AZ ,hi. ohee un "
FRIDAY instant for supplying the Signal SERVES Of the
Army With the folosing articles. via
complete. 80.
sXTYFIvB ts MARINE GLASSES (Biuocuh with ca'e' and
Straps complete.
The delivered before the l Of July ssrt
The Telescopes he Of less than thytbee t ava we
hsnBe Classes ~ rss than ave 90 gning powers and both OF
dehnmg similar the models In this once
Envelopes udoed proposals. and addressed to the under
signed. ........ .-... 100. ,.
this once.
~ 49, L. B. NORTON
Breyet Maor U. \. A..
Property aud DRbunng Oheer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27

S1rsts 61rriIgts, ct,
HAMs NEW PATENT CIRCULAR CLAIR
ERCE FRONT PAntLY WESTCllESrEE-Ns inviie The al
auoa shGg slssa FAMILY Csrrss ever dspsS
10 ea ssS sIsIsia4 john BAN Fourtbst and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
skvEss BANK OF whEELiFo,
WHEELING. March a. 1869 :
ITO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
Di6ibtnO Autitts.

MECHANICS AND TRApgEb NATIONAL BASK,
RKv.gORK. April 10, 1860
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on the
~ C.l gtoe ef this bern oeced payhe fee OF 90"
r.. "a ssd sne The 6nt May The transfer hooks
III. h. eosl Sa, ASy l. OF GRO " YOU'LL ClshleI
THE AHEEicAE EXCHANGE EATosAL lAAsE
" EEw.YoEK. April ~. 1863 )
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, free OF
~ taIe declared the capital Of 'hs b4nA pa0 ~
The TrsBsr Books v sO,sd Om this date ssd oPso 90 ,Ss
u May - "'+HoO'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27

II IIlU I ITNE IOT hDDHNI HTU I lOI .-IIUW
aEchg Ihs sstesi evening
ing With fork oBl' 81 So being 81 IS less
tsn eh,sprr other haze The VANDERBILT
erCoSSECTlCuT viii leave Pier Ne ~ y r. foot Of Spring
EVERY EyEkNG (sunAys eIerp'd) At o'clock eoanecng
Contra Albany aud SuyqgsbapnA H. r. for the West
spd North Retusg hsve Troy az and Albany
orack D. ~ the arrival Of evening Train Through sod
ard L.ggsge ehset Ell to all pontA sundats. fare 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
port &larnn's Actif,.

srAru o. EEv-rosE, I
PoNr.wARDEss oyuoz, No. 70 WnlAnsf
NOTICE Ia hereby gwen, IN accordance Will
~ Section q ts Acc ps.srd Agnl u 1857 ssna: n 1
Of the sub natter nes
following nes enaef
Po wardeas ths said OF
within succeeding tas sers 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
Sifambuais anb SailrOans.


TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
RIVER
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
NHw.YoRI ,sd BOSTON EEwPORr, FALL RIVER. TAUNTON,
REw-BEDpoRD ClPK COD TOWNS asd NANTUCKET
Fare ssa FrsiEht 40 Loo as by Othe, uss
Ops sftks hsTuihssnt sissmhoau
NEWPORT or OLD COLOEr.
Is D. boI Of hHraysI, daily ssndJs
ussPsd
BY thi, IRON ks-per and
With all korhsrn and
ubnstsbd brsshas bears and Aks ftAS
a ssiH. lsa arrive In b0s.os ssrr sssu.s. hosr.
X LITTLEUELD, Aren't
March g. ies2 Ne ~ Bresauay New foTk
II ID. g. r. SMITHs STEAMBOAT LINE for
IL. Yont,r Hsstngs Debbs Ferry iTvngou Tsrovn Hrseh
Roelisnd vsrtaw Vepsnfs Point Grassy Point
and ~ r. daily 800 aud toU
m Particulars ib. once 90 Pier No. a. LANE Agent
CPECIAL N0TICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LINZ for BOSTON aud points gepery through
out The keu. WILL "WEDNESDAY APRIL a.
RNOvB from Pier No. 49, occupied BY this ss the past eight
PIER No 40, N r.,
Wtt. where the bs for
kssTn points will be found abd that cannot he
Nrs lork City connecting ks London aud Norwich With
northern and EorNh aud Worcester Railroads. at Pat
nan Boston Hartford aud Rne RAr"sdi Worcester With
Boou and aud Nashua Frhbnrr
Railroads. FREIGHT passenger "usds hne
through for freight and full informanop apply s
SHORT IN. Agent