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Oxcs 4 YlAl.-Christmas comes but
once year, 70 take the best that can Be
had in the market, and buy your furs,
dress goods, embroidered goods, gloves.
etc., fol-, Christmss presents, a Richard
sons: A large and choice assortment.
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THE 1ARKETS.
E.iEf .sszrre ,aest vks-ss1s ,s,.ssA sss~
t1secrT 1l7sssz. C1egDs NssuaSe;I6s.
a:AAsA ssosissn u.eAgsa ai.tosa uxNo;
g ;65s'1bf M u; eesSr sxtrs sltSaes.:;
.s2'a[!. z6aSoe; s8 II III. sksls
Old corn IL worth 81 neveoPs1 ID, ~.
t69tsats--bdtli ttls bfdiGM is,1a SIT
as Hji;t.yBOe9 saass1s:2s+: IA sI,sss7Gs1 Ia
b.;i:y 65ssoe. "7's s2as1 ii as stsas:
bue1vh..t oon.sjs slowly Il so.e6s:
|.,'1raada, soss Up fe&t2,p.rtna. y i
sbtit4 l r..hil, & q 80 = Il
>. .fetateee h ~ 'Isry eseree, soee0 se9ss
being readily paike>5a :.
F. 06i6ajs 60as0 eeats. .T'zf So
But tn slsibifriii1bi afe Oh haad; tAey
earl $t:oas, ..,, rr:.a, ~. y :: Il:
!; :: A4P'ssy >ss$s.5o pr. barrel !, -:
r. Bsaeehsrsldselinsd slieitly, sheisSing
hen ~ d 91:6o Per bushsl. - H., - y
*a@:Aatt,l9tyee cider has ss., received. ); !.
seIb = III Pr barrel; 60 eests ~ CALLER.
.,a11 tss scarce Il :s5e. ''.,'.' - :, :. !
4 Bits,t--hard to sst Good quality com
,naads S0s86 cents. .;.u e.,
-. lChseae bqying at 2oc; retailing ct 25e:
= 'Hossy, good supply, At 26sso cents. ::
Wool comes iS0slowly, AID rules At 400.
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:. OUR GREAT, BosToF .. !:
DOLLAR STORE.

e. /
v. want good reliable agents in every part otshs
Country. BY employing your spare ttas to torH
Tber.i conmissons, either il c.sh Of Nsreh.edis..
y ~
~. 1sents should eo,lee. ten cent. iron every ea..s-
mes, and tosvaEd to =. in edyasf'' Fl Descriptive
Ths holders Of ishs Checks hass ~ Dsiv3ess Of
either purchasing the ar,icl. thereon described Of
iogoe nunbering over 500 different articles not on,
of which can bs purchased in the usual Ny s he
he sdvsntaxss of inst sending ths CA+cks n.
thsse: We arc constantly buying snalllots Of very
valuablegoods. which aSs rotor or eataleeass md
r whSn y. ESQ; ~ en me- M s a.; so IN
Nahkets Dress Patterns, or some other article Of
W Do q. offer .ue,. article Of nerch.ndi:. that
can - sold BY regular Dealers 1t our price. We Do
not asl you to buy good from 10 onles ws can cell
them chrapse than you can obtain them ina1y otAse
xAv,whe the greater part Of our good ars sold At
absut ...1' a..
onE.nAlF the REGULAR RATES.
Our stock consists Ii part Of the following good
sAsnas, Bsa.h4', Q::tts cesesa essSae.s' 1!s:s
Sir<r>psated War; !spoo.. Plated o. Nsetes
Stlrz, Dssset FsSks, ksss Ssette l5'tI
C1stors, Britannia Wan, Glass War,
vassey. Elegant 1sssst asd
i German klRcJ Goods
| e., Bsasifas P&see-
| II 81 graph Aljsass. :: Il.
the newest and ehocest styles In Morocco and vel,
Gold and Plated Jexelry, of The newest styles.
We have alto made araneafenSs With pcne Of the
leading puhlisain< hous, that viii enable s,ll
about on.half he ,IeG Aar Prics: ssnA - Rzsoe,
/ Ioore Buthh, Aitt0, aud Tenbyson's Works in Fall
0alt and Closh Bapa,nxs. and handss5 Of otAsrs.
| Thsss aud every thing else f1r
/ ysn ONE. DOLLAR TOR EACH AlIICLRE
In ev. ~ order amounting to 80 aeapu1anitd
by tho cash. tie Agent may retain $500: a1tn svssy
osdas over $too. $40 may - rseasned e, 4
ii i ny Ths Ex1rsss Chsrgss. a,.oy
a..5, ,,i9l '.-7;es!. sai,S'tj2 3, "
IT o,tc< e0xaf1aSl0NET0 A0RN1& oiI
n IN os.r Of ~ mon elub Of sAhty, evAv n
nav he AGENT - coDmissioa, 3 yards bleacAea
brown sheet.ng. good dress pattern, IN vol laa1s
pattefn or $Sl0tl cash. ~ m,
nay The ssent Is ysss brown q blsaehed shsstas,
! hGltinx csss Wa1eh Ill wool sawl OF t8O0in eaIA.
For an order OF 8iOO. fron club Of hundred
ve will pay the afsot l1O yafs Il yard WS1e) SAest
= log. srlsaaid sewiag machine, g III In oaah-.
II Sad Asy b Registered Lssrs. :,.
rr furtasr InticsIhsrs .snd Il ,s:aloxus Adir,s1
8 ,>zioaieRaEA7PLUIn.k & 90. Il
IA \saccessoss to Harris P;unnsr,1
@ and 10 Hanover st., Boston, 1ass'
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,R1ss IN LuxBEl.-One day this week
= farmer brought to one Of our buyers .
hide, which he wished 10 sell. The en-
tlsnan being busy, requested young man
standing by to stake it down stairs and
waigh it,. His friend did this with alao.
rity, aud reported % pouads Of hide, which
was paid for a. 81 cents per pound. Soon
after the dealer discovered that board,
ISL pounds, had been weighed in, and paid
for q the regular 81 cents per pound, thus
dsnonstrat'ns (though not satisfactorily
the reason for the hide's being % heavy.
,This II tho highest price ws have heard Of
- being paid for lumber.
We would seknowledgs a. invltaeion
70 .ttsad The insuguratien OF v. II. 1ol-
ssu, - President Of the ststs uaivsssity,
u 81. Anthony, On Wednesday asxt.
"A letter passed through this eakss tAs
tAeRlsy directed 70 ''sak H,stset." It
~ - q sauk Rspids, - . vsatars. ,,
Il cAsistaas sits = b fbsnd. II aSsn'
dance. At Mrs.. ls1sll'.
-Diarys for 1870, O. Mr.. lsrwsll's.
The Congregational seeaabls win meet
Tomorrow evening at the resi11aaes Of Mr..
J. O.; Crunmstt. An ars invited T.,
1870" -" -.-..--- ...'' y =,
5G-Tls next meeting Of the Library N.
seciation viii be held At the residence az
Mr.. J. ". T. Tuttls, on Thursday evening,
IA uausual religions interest exists st
Santiago, ehsrburns county. Rev. J. H.
shsphardssn, lately Of this city, il preach
| ing daily 10 the people Of the settlement.
Tho most elegant window shades eve,
brought = this market, to b found Ct Mrs
Fa.xslls. : ! #.
The engine and boilers for The new Of
Ace Of the Minneapolis 1t;S9ne we're fur
utsAed By Tie wsal-knovn engine builder
end asshinisss, Nsssss.. L. =. Harden
y bses. q Min,sapslis:' They havs : vs.;
. | extensive sstssuehasst, suppNsa With q,
/ ~ aeility, md q. prepared %. j a. !war
] equal . my. foundry h ~ WsiG ,'s s'''r
-srt,,es 3i4 sAft.-oi--:etH 4rfa o.
The iret lecture q he ssasea d d.
lsth Vas delivered By Qsa. esrsssat .
~ 8Oth NIL. The second was saneuael
iaths K:snssot;sn for last Tassdsy svs,
ting, By Rev. J. r. Creighton, formerly
y iris city. - ~:a-s:. .~.
D 81 ~ A years subscription 70 Tns Jou
T. xAL secures you, free, copy Of the We
~. en- Home or american Stock yosrNal for O.
On Pure buekwhsas aeur, warranted,
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-Diarys for 1870, & Mr.. lsrwsll's.

- = --.cAststaas stsss = bs tesad. II aSsa'
dance, ct Mrs.. lSS1sll's.
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We would acknowledge a. invitseion
70 at&snd The Inauguration Of v. II. yol-
see, - President Of the etsts Uaivsesity,
q Sc. Anthony, On Wednesday asxt.
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,I;:t.fs:t :X;1S: .':<. t. 7:
room 22150, furnished with counters and
shelving sui4aAlsA eanRsA iad Of business.
R..t med a1Sss: j iSf
T 5os.gnRoKER.
St. $3.50:
-Psts6 thoroughly
chilled go 3 hsve their dr.
,.la.ie. 4 - fsStEby. taking into
The stomach . teaspsesfal Of Jshnson's
4ls'i: 53.,11is sitia ]; a:';f
Every hrnsr who owns god stock
Il horses, eaesls:sa&a>a'p, and intends u
keep then through The winter. should g!
q, 49, e,el stest If fhsri9ea,s f.1hll1Y2
| A&dek;HatdRs. Wd6.diisA ,1cetA
sill says at least halt ton Of hay.
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'a-rhs aszt meeting Of the Library ~
sociation viii be held 1t the residence az
Mr.. J. ". T. futile, on Thursday evening,
Dec. 3Oth. Z 90 T.; - '..
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"A letter passed through this e1tse tn
stAeRlsy ,direstsdte ''ssk Hrssss." II
~ !sGli q 6auk Rapids, - . vsaturs.
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staa.tx csssa1ni.;-J: oap,tt hssh kevsta-
neat contract for eess,-aAJ. O u. UtexsQ
killoi fSattsss lis6sd der q Birch Bark
lAka LAT voek.-R0 ~.
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DAxalnousLY LILA telegram on Tues
day from her daughter stated that Mrs.
Swisshelm. was lying at her homo IN 1sdl-
ana county, Penn, very low. She has
been ill for several weeks.
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READ II !--Piokitj 4 Abbotl's now adj
SsriiseneAt anaaks for itself
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NoHoxoA1IA CoUnFY. Mr.. james B.
Garrison, Rsq., Trsasurse Of cur aeurish-
Ing Asishbssing county Of Henonsalia,
gives netaes % 70 IL taxes Of that county
fte 1se9-the ,ase. what for, and::whsrs t.
b paid. ,Thess Interested viii examine
eAp6fulIy. ~
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Lor 1on CHulcH.-Ws sre glad to
learn that The Bsptist Society Of this city
has purchased Of Hon. 81. T. Wellss, the
lot in block 80, on the corner Of Morgan
svenue and 9Th ssrsst, near the Mississippi
bridge. Il IL 6ne location for . church
hnildin9.
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PoRK.-During the week the pork mar.
ket has been under the control Of "bulle, I"
and prices have gone mp. The reports Of
aalea for the week are AZ follows:
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Hol RusH!-J. g. Huber has opened
choice assortment Of fancy candies for the
holidays. Itineladss Ill The: very incest
makes, In ali manner Of designs, and il
Just The stock for Christians trees, Santa
Claus snd the little ones stoekings. ~
Al means, 60 10 nahsr's Tor your Christ
! ~ candies. H.: = ~. =.
WELL SsIscr1D.-D. n. g. Murphy +
c., make II N essential poiat 10 kssp on
u 4As choicest family groceries and pre-
visions, "a. that families and dealers a.
7ssit asssrsd u always ssttias The bsst
.Hhsy by very heavily in The Isstsra mar
tskstS, aad ass able 10 compete with ssy oh
q house In tie State, either ct wholesale .
retail II of> a. '"s -'
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,1..,12t( sev., I s'nbseribers ~
ANe. 4Willeex { Gibbs Sewing naehine,
With ornanentsd ivea sand, walnut AslE.
ease. hsmnsr. tsller, ssls-ssvss, guide, &s.
Chicago price, $50.
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The Congregational seeaabls viii mest
Tomorrow evening at the resaaaaass Of Mr..
J. O.. Crummstt. An az invited
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Al uaususl religious interest exists at
Santiago, ehsrburas county. Rev. J. H.
shsphardssn, lately Of this city, IL preach
ing daily 10 the people Of the settlement.
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81 ~ A years subscription 70 TaR Joun-
HAL secures you, free, . copy Of the West-
en- Home or Asser;ean Stock Journal for one
year. - ii ~ ,.r go.
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Tho most elegant window shades ever
brought l. this market, to bs found st Mrs.
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NARROW EscApE.-On Saturday while
Jacob johnson WAS attempting to cross thu
river At Little Falls, he broke through the
ice, narrowly escaping being drowned
He succeeded in saving both his team and
lad
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i q Xx9 III, lses. -o o. u IL Inst. ~
Auditor d this county dsaivsrsa - ~
Tr,sss.,s tstax d.P,isatss tsr 1859, fsst~
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Still Oplx.-The Mississippi at this
place is still open frcm shore to shore. The
ferry at Sank Rapids, two miles above
here, is making its trips as regularly ~ il
summer. The weather is mild, and the
ground almost entirely free from snow.
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The price has ranged from 9 to II cents
per pound, though some, previously con-
tracted for, sold for 8 and 81 cents. The
amount Of money paid for pork last week
was about $1O,4OO.
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= HOLIDAY aooDs.-Elesant smoking sets,
eisar stands, lovely vases, marble statust.
tss, bohemian ware, alabsster boxes, &c.
laughing dolls, crying dolls and dolls With
''truly hair" ~ little Nellie ssid-sll
these. aud many moro things for holiday
presents, It Mrs. Farwelps store.
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CoScElr.-Preparations arc being made
for giving hrst-class vocal and instru-
mental concert, some time between tho holt
days. Some Of the best musical talent il
the city viii be engaged, and . pleasant
evenings entertainment may safsly bs
promised.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
EoLD CAR PICKPOCKETs.

Interesting Operations ON tho Fourth Avenue
Read.
The noted expert pickpockets Of the city for n
while have remained In misunderstanding, pos
slby, the passing away or the storm OF Indignation
which all honest mon recently INDUCED in at the
laxity OF justice hercabouts. few OF these thieves
however. who have become very poor and must need
something to support them, have left their
lurking places and again the old trick
OF 'nippingn watches on street cars has
come In vogue. The first arrest OF prominence
Of these recent manipuators Of other mems property
occurred very late Thursday night last, on Fourth
avenue, under the following circumstances narrated
before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, when NJ. Alberto Pagenstechcr German i'm
porter, residing at No. st. Marks place accused
George King, whose face is familiar to officers and
watch and chain, valued at $3.50. The com
claimant explained S med sha rour,s n w
town, on their way home, his watch being
in his pocket at the time When near Eighth street
he felt that II safe. At that time he attempted
rear platform King pushed against him and con-
tnued to do so three or four times, when he felt y
he discovered his watch was missing, when he ac-
cused him OF stealing IT, which he denied. and at
once ran through the car and attempted to escape;
but In this he was prevented, when he returned 70
the rear PLATFORM where ne was seized and held
until sergeant Fields OF the Fifteenth precinct came
up ana arrested MIN. lie was ~ Ouce schICucut uut
the jewel could not be found King evidently having
handed Il 10 confederate when he hurriedy passed
through the car and tried to escape.
In the matter OF Kings pushing the complainant
and his suspicious movements generally there s.
fortunately for the ends OF justice, an Intelligent
Bowery who was In the car at the time and In such
position as AFFORDED q view OF the thiers move
mcnts. Etl t .....l sy =
guilty party, claiming that the complainant II mis-
taken this tme.v lie says he s twenty-eight years
street, and In q mason BY trade. Committed 70 On
answer without ball.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
CUBAN LADIES' ssllsf ASSOCIATIONS.

The twelfth regular meeting OF this body Of
patriotic Cuban ladies' was held at the st. Julien
Hotel yesterday afternoon Sonora Rosa p de
Nzquerdo In the chair. The letter OF Senior Morales
Lemus. Ambassador TO Washington from the pro-
yisional government OF Cuba, complimenting this
association on their praiseworthy efforts TO
relieve the wants OF the SICK and wounded OF
the patriot army OF Cuba was the subject OF general
CONCENTRATIONS and remark. The sacred concert,
already announced, VIII take place at Steinway Hall
on Easter sunday evening, the 2Sth instant under
the leadership or Mr.. Thomas; tickets one dollar.
No doubt the friends OF Cuban liberty and republi
can government will not forget this occasion, and BY
their presence give these devoted and warmi-hearted
ladies' every encouragement IN the laudable enter
prise they have SO nobly enrolled themselves.
The monthly report OF sefora Manuela yzquierdo,
treasurer OF the association. was submitted and ap-
proved showing that the amount realized from sale Of
tickets at last concert was $685. donations. SAG;
total receipts e3s0l; expenditures, $56l-leaving
surplus fund OF 81, $50. A concert will be held In
Brooklyn IN the course OF two or three weeks. when
an opportunity will be AFFORDED the good people OF
the City Of Churches TO contribute towards the
cause.
IL Is reported that very large number OF wealthy
Cubans have RENTED their mass OF wealth or for
tunes TO the safe keeping Of banker OF this city.
until the afairs at present existing IN Cuba are GET
tied. ~ IN also reported that the amounts ~ f0f.
warded bear no interest,"
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
THE HAYTIEs EMBASSY.
Arrival Of General Laroche, Minister emf
potcntiary from Hnyti.

Arrival OF General Laroche, Minister i .eni-
potcntiary from Hnyti.
Among the arrivals on the steamer Georgia, reach
Ing this port yesterday from Hayti, was General
Everiste Laroche Minister Plenipotentary from the
Haytien government to the United States. Shortly
after his debarka,lon. and. in fact before seeking
rooms at hotel. he proceeded to the oflce OF Mr..
Eliwood Cooper, Haytien Consul, accompanied
by General A. Prox, Secretary OF Lega-
tlon. Alter very pleasant interview with
the representative OF his government In
this city, In which he was quite particular and seu
lous In his inquiries regarding the condition and
treatment OF the lIaytens here, he went TO the
stevens House TO engage rooms General Laroche,
his secretary OF Legation and the remainder OF his
rctinue OF attendants were told that there was not
foom for them at the Motel. Resuming bag and bag
gage, they jumped into carriage to find hotel
elsewhere less plethoric In the matter OF guests.
In WINCH II IL 10 he presumed. they were
at length successful. II IL CERTAIN however, they
did not patronize any OF the leading hotels, though
IN large city like this 1t IA not likely they had to IN
stitute very protracted search for the accommoda-
ti0ns they desired.
The haytien Minister Ia very pleasant gentleman
and prepossessngly polite IN his bearing. No expe-
rlenced diplomat could be more graciously amaDle
ana conciliatorv. He dresses we'll but plainly, and
altogether bears bis honors very modestly No one
would imagine him to he minister from foreign
government, aud n told that he was, would hardly
lmane ~ to be from anv other country than Hayti.
His face, dark, rich olive, and features somewhat
antipodal 10 the AnglOSaxon, give convincing token
OF his birthplace being between the tropcs or Capri
language IL quite limited, but his Secretary OF Lega
ton conyerses In our tongue with very toerable ease
and fiuency.
General Laroche announced to the spanish Consul
his intention Of remaining here several days before
proceeding 10 washington to lay his credentials
before this government.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

pants and n9ht ovefalh The body apparently had
been IN the water for several days. M Az il&
DHArH BY ADMmIsrKRING OHIoRo1oRx.-Mary
Ann Hart, little girl ten years Of age, whose par
ents reside at No. 7ol East Finn street. was taken 70
the Eye Innrmsry IN Second avenue for the purpose
done IN such cases DR.. Cutler under the direction
Of Professor DelaAeld, administered chor0form 70
the patent expired Az the chior0form was admin
istered professionally ana with good motives no
blame ss yet seems to attach to Professor DeseId
hold an inquest on the body to-day.
FATAL CAsUALTY.-Coroner Flynn yesterday held
an inquest at the MorRue ON the body Of Edward
Conover, man forty years OF age whose death re-
suited from injuries received by being run over At
the time of the occurrence 1t was supposed that the
deceased had been crushed beneath the wheels OF q
Fourth avenue car, but the body being found lying
on the track AT the junction OF the East Broadway
and Fourth avenue lines OF cars u was impossible to
ascertain which. II either line OF passed over
the body The jury rendered verdict Of death from
injuries received by being run over by some vehicle
To them unknown. Deceased was native Of Ire
land. N8EMs Ffs FL lNt
NEW YORK STATE POULTRY S0cIErY.-This asso-
citation, which has for its object the breeding OF
poultry on the system adopted In England will hold
its first annual fair at the Empire City Skating Rink
Third avenue, between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth
streets. On Monday March 22 and during the re-.
pigeons, birds, rabbits fawns, dogs CATS In addi-
ton to all the varieties Of domestic ana fancy fowls
One Of the most interesting features Of the fair win
be plans for farmyards and buildings, fences and
devices for feeding. The exhibition will doubtless
attract large number the society Is widely known
as having taken the initiative in the movement for
the practical advancement In poultry culture In the
United States. srMt.r vrs
THE DUMMY ENGINE CAsUALTY-Coroner Flynn
has commenced an investigation in the case OF John
Mundscheau, who was killed in Second avenue, near
l2lst street, by q dummy engine belonging to the
Second Avenue Railroad Company. Onicer Jackson,
Of the Twelfth precinct, deposed that he was about
block distant from where the accident occurred,
and on looking around saw the engine with car at
tached He noticed the wheels OF the car partially
opinion OF the witness the engine at the time Of the
accident was going at the rate Of twelve miles an
hour, and on nearing 121st street the customary
whistle signal was not given. The inqutslti0n will
be continued to-day at the Coroner's office, City
Hall. ~ ..-~. .N--I - 49, 4 -.