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HAhbOE
feet Lumber, 1909 Shingles parcels Bacon, "a
bbls Flour. 40 bags Corn and Peas, 6 bbls Grist
and 20 bbls Meal
DOMESTIC.
BOSToN-Per schr Amos Edwards-9S casks Rice,
SO bales Cotton, so bales Paper, 40 tons Iron,
12T99 bushels Rough Rice
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manbattan-1l56 bales
Upland ami 20 bales Sea Island Cotton, 163 tier
ces Rice, 63 bales Yarn, 23rkgs Sundries, 81 pSgs
Fruit and so Empty Barrels. Per s'eamshlp
James Adger-llSl bales Upland Cotton, 15l tier
ces Rice SO bales Donestics and So pkss sun
dries. :. Per steamship Magnelia-l2tS eaies
Upland and Al bags Sea Island Cotton, 53 oales
Yarn, tierces Rice. 164 bbls Rosin, 81 casks
Clay, and A pkgs Sundres.. Per schr
Smith-1SO. 600 feet Timber AMI Lumber, 7l2 bags
Cotton Seed, Piano and 2 boxes Books.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-oVG
bales Cotton, 10 bales Yarn, rags Peanuts, u
casks Clay, go tierces Rice, bales Cotton koot
Bark, II bbls Seed, so Packages and So Empty
Barrels.
EALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-102 t1erces
Rice, roo bales Upland Cotton, AZ bales Yarn. &c,
90 bales Rags. 3i2 pkss Fruit, IL bales HIDES ~
pkgs SundrIes, 10000 feet Lumber.
FALL RIVER, NIASS-Per schr Charles Come'y-
1O,S0e feet Lumber.
NEW ORLEANS-Per ship scuthara-404 bales
Hay. ,,
GEoRGETowN, S C-Per schr Jane-1oo tons
GuanO
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RADwAY'S READY KELEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
Hghtfu desideratum in all cases OF external and In
ternal pain. In an instant 1t afforded relief the
moment It was applied to the parts OF the body
where inflammation or pain e1istcd-it at once re-
leved the patient of the most violent and c1crucat-
Ing pangs and throbs OF pain, and impaired the de-
ughtfui sensation of ease and comfort.
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sa- Persons depositing letters In the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please tc remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
0e3ce January
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woMEN,S LIST

iGNhom, FannielOconnel, Kate
: Parker, Sarah
Green, Bridget Perry, Mrs S I
Harlis, Furry Peancherau, MIS-
Honesty, Mrs NJ G
Harmon, Annie Poh, Mrs Inos
Hearp, Mrs VI wi B
aeytr, Emma Preenall,. Miss =
Henry, Miss NJ A -.
E Purcell, Sarao 4
Heriot Mrs D I Randall. Annie j
Howard, Mrs L reid. Mlss 2 NJ
Holloway, Miss Reynolds, Miss
n NJ
ao!chkiss, Mrs Riley, Mrs II
WK Riley, Mrs EW
Holmes, Miss Rivers, Fannle "
Mary Rivers. Mrs c
Holmes. Lucy I, Scott, MISS EC
Jones, Eliza A Scheirer, Mary
Jones. Miss VI Seabrcok, Miss S
Jones, Miss L SchranecooscS,
johnson, Ellen Miss G
S Sease, Mrs K
Johnson, Sarah Seabrook, Mrs NJ
johnson, Mrs n Z
Jackson, Julia F shepherd, Mary
Kamlah. Mary 4
Kelly. Annie simpson, Miss a
Kecth, Jane Singleton, Hiss
Lawson, Lucy u
Lady, Miss E Starowsky, Jo-
Louis, Chloe hama
Lesesne, Mrs sullivan. Julia A
Thos Smith, Mrs F
1oean. Julia r Simmons, Miss
Loryea, Ester f
Lee, Ann Thomas, Mrs Jno
AIatuty, Clara Turner, Caroline
Madden, Judith Walsh, Miss Joe
Mailey.. Mary Welsh, Ann
Miss G Weston, Delley
Mary werdelken, Mrs
F A
A1adelis, Mrs Z wetherhorn. Sara
Mitchell, Mrs c Webster, Mrs @
81 Weinberg, Julia
aIilnes. Mrs E { Wade, Aetty
Moore, Mrs r lcopd)
Morrison, Han Wharton, Mrs L
nah j.
Mylan, Susan White, Mrs E
Mulyaney, Mrs J W agg, Ann T
M Wscker. Mrs W b
Martin, Emma wacker, Hager
Miller, Miss N Wilson. julia
daerath, Misses Williams, Anna
Mary williams, Flora
Mcmillan, Mrs g Williams, Char
McCarrel, Mrs E lotte
1etien. Mrs 81 .................
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consiSnees per Northeastern Railroad

Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad
December 81.
Sc bales Upland and II bales Sea Island Cotton, 155
bushels H,urh I,lce, Furniture, Bacon, Mdse, &c.
To Brown, Il Bischoff & co. stol, Webb co, Rare
mel & Co, Mowry x co, W Ryan, Pc,zer, Rodgers "
Go. Mazycks l. Salters. S d Stoncy, G. Z Pritchett,
II Katte & Co. j O'Neill & Son, G Ehaugh,
Ftinp. G W wi liams'& Co, Recder Davis, L Il
T Early G Walter & Co. e W Clark i Co, G In
graham & Son. Frost Adger. = Howard Bro,
Ga,llard 4 Mino,t, D waring, Young, Nachmau &
CO. Il Silcox, Jelfords 6 Co, " Bee Co. j Schir-
me,. ChisolIn Bros, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA.-
TONI
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In lsl7 the great grand principle Of stopping the
most excru .ating pain in an Instant, without en-
ploying such dangerous agents Us Chloroform.
Opium, Morphine. Acontne, Ether, &C.. was first
made known In
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!syer's Catllartic Pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY
PuYSiH


Arc 20 compcs d that disease within the range OF
their action en- rarey with land or evade them.
Their pcnet rtiug properties soirch and cloinse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ.
i correcting it's diseased actIon and restoring Its
healthy vita,i,ies. As consequence OF these pro-
nc, te; tic invalid who IS bowed down with pair or
physical debility is astonshed TO find his health or
energy restored by Z rcmeIy 1T once SO simple anu
inviti G.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF everybody but al:o many formidable and danger
GUS diseases lie agent Lelow named IS pleased to
f1rnish gratis my Amer can A.mInac, containing
cerhcatss of thoir cures and directions fol their
use in the following complaints Costiveness,
Heartburn. Headache arising from disorder -, Of si
stomach Nausea. Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
ute Jaundicc, mud other kindred complaints. aris
ing from low state Of tho body or obstruction OF
its functions. They are an excellent Alternative for
Tho renoya,iou OF the bood aud tue restoration OF
tone and strength 10 The system debitated by dis.
ease.
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shipne.ys by Telegraph.

SNfPffC"S Uy 1eIe6f"PI1s
LIVERPOOL December 31.-The brig L n Merritt,
from Mobile, November II, has arrived at Gibraltar
dismassed.
SAVANNAH, December 31-Arrived-Schrs Dencke.
Boston, Kingbird Jacksonville; ship Chas Chaloner,
Gloucester; brigs Auguste, London; Dr. Kane Lon
donderry; Yumuri, st Thomas; barks Lizzie Batch
elder and Warren D.ake, Baltimore.
Cleared-Schr d Allen Jacksonville; b1rk John
Evans. riverpool; steamers Livingston, New York;
Fannie. Baltimore. Two ships below.
The heavy fog continues md the pilots report
several vessels outside
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoince "a a.
Charleston, for the week ending IECEMBEh a.. 81,
1865 aud printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS, as snU
newspaper having the largest crculaooh III l'o o-'
of Charleston, ,s ,,o-,5
esrPersons calling for Letters Adverosed' snouiu
state that they are advertised.
HT Office hours from A. NJ to Z. III. on S'n
days. from to 6,P. NJ. ,...-,.,.o,
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NorE.-wc havo deducted from New Orleans
Savannah 1890 bags Sen Island and bales Up
land-and from Charleston 1873 bags Sea Island and
$50 bales Uplaud the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and savannah.
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Adams, Mrs J NJ
Aldrich, Mrs
Allen, Celia
Armstrong, Mrs
i
Arcte, Susan
Baker, Mary Ann
Barber, Miss L
Belcher, Mrs 4
Bee, Mrs Robt
Bennett, Ann
Belmont,M Col
A n
Beamer, Julia
Blake!y, Emma
NJ
Blake, Mrs Il
Blacb bmaa, Miss
Boone, Sarah
Boline, Sarah
Boutelle, Martha
Bowmun, Miss
Bolan. Miss P
Braboy, Mary J
Brady, Miss p
Cannon, Jane &
E
Cantwel, Miss NJ
E
Carroll, Anie
Calvin, Miss G
Corner, julia
Campbell, Veany |
Cleary, Elon
Clark, Flora III
Cready, Annie |
Davis, Jessie |
Datep, Miss j E
Desverney, Love |
mia G. |
Denaux, Mrs VA
Duffy, Kate
Dunn, Julia A
Dunn, Mrs 81
Easterlin, Mrs j
D |
Eoensberger. Ag-l
mes |
Ellie. Miss Eller
Emight, Mrs B
Ferick, Anna
t1e.Qs, mlSb .
Fishburn, Anna
Furman, Mrs Gl
F |
Gernont, Rosa |.
Girt, Mary Jane
Gleeson, Mrs B /
Golliner, Miss AL
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, DIC N Z A l. l. / N A /,

THIS PREPARATION IS THE RESULT OF THE
combined skill Of the physician, dentist and apothe-
cary, and it is offered RELIABLE substitute Tor
the numerous uncertain washes now III vogue. Inc
has Also been called into use, and the
searches Of celebrated observer have detected the
manner in which the tartar is formed, showing 1t to
be Inc work Of annlalcuI.
Substances which Flcinus found TO destroy the life
of these intusoria are contained in the Dentallina
and thus it prevents the increase eftartar and conse
ouent loosens of the teeth. 1t will be found useful
tu persons in advanced e giving strength and tone
to The gums while TO every ole the aroma and sen.
satioa of cleanliness after using it will be suhclen
recomme ndatign; smokers especially will appreciate
its efficacy.
Numerous dentists of the highest standing being
acquainted with the composition OF the Den!allina
advocate its USE it continuing nothing corrosive or
INJURIOUS to prevent its uuresrained employment
Prepared only BY JAS. I. SHISN, Chemist, Phila.
delphia o,,
For sale by DoMiE q NOISE,
October II wfm3mos Charleston, S. c.
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As SINGLE BREEcH-LoADER.
THESE POWERFUL, ACCURATE AND WON
DERFULLY effective weapons. carrying eighteen
charges which can be fred in nine seconds, are now
ready for the market and for sale by all the re-
sponsible Gun Dealers throughout the country. For
full information, send for circulars aud pamphlets
to the o,<,.,,,,
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
September &c mos
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PREPARED BY

DR.. J. c. AVER 6 CO..
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale, by D0WIE Il NOISE.
Charleston, S. c.. aud by Retail Druggists every
where fmw3mos D&c De:eu ber %
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exports for the Week ending Thursday
December 81.
OCCEHIUCI o
FOREIGN.

HARBOR ISLAND, BAH-Per schr Rosale-2S. 900
feet Lumber, 1909 Shingles, 2parcels Bacon, "a
bbls Flour 40 bags Corn and Peas, 6 bbls Grist
and 20 bbls Meal
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A BEMARKABLE CURE
Sores on the Tongue, Ulcers in the
Throat, Sore Gums, Sore Mouth,
Sores in the Nose, around
the Eyes, &c.,

Ifrecently exhibited. few bottles will cure.
chronic, or through the effects of Mercury, Potps-
gium, Corrosive Snblimate, from SIX to one dozen.
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Brings, GbemitaIs, Qttf.


q A r s & RILLIAH
ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED PaocEss
FOR EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EN-.
TIERS INTO THE COMPOSITION OF
D r.. R D VA Y's
. RENovAT1No
R E $ o I Y z N e
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
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ana when each link Is completed 10 win fnrn,sh x,a.s
Gus AR line route from St. Louis to st. Paul Tbs
me WIN be graded and ted by the 18th Of Anrusr
me Eagle Fra Insurance Company have dec.,.t /.
semannual dividend Of 10 per cent payable on
We shouid have stated In our money article yesers. :
tnas the bonds Of the Alabama and chattapooe,
road indorsed by tho State Of Alabama, are PLACED
sne market by souttss Co.. No. 50 William st. who
SEEMS Oh the road and alss by Henry Clews CO. W,
arc informed that there Is ready sale for the limited
number Of bonds which they Offer -
The aggregate amount Of exports texcusve Of spse,,
from the port Of NswYork to foreign ports for the wa
ending April Z, 1858, was 8, s7s,ss4 W
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rVE ALLEGED BOUNTY swINDLEs.

J.B. Herman, a Government Claim Agent, Is
o,orrod before commissioner Bette with having de-
frnuded largo number of soldiers and sailors by VITA
holding their money after had been paid by the Govern
meut The being called TOT iuf'ner
Sho vas present applied for stll further adjournment
of tho case so 10 give the defendant better oppa
nIsinants il he should be required TO do So Mr Ener
som who represented tie Government could nos consehs
IN another adjounment except ON the conoluon tat o
overpmant would be Of liberty to prosecute te NO
fndauts bond Of 100000 which was forfeited some te
EGO by failure OF Herman TO appear. Ane oaSo was
then adjourned TO May 8. IIuraat .ai1f-u
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m;rable for the table They were given to Com
mittee consisting of Messrs CARPENTER, ~ tSa 1a
refes in different soils. and report upon the qua'y
Weld and sOundness. oes
SEED DIsTuBUnoN-Tho Secretary 20 -"
the recent of flower seeds from Mrs. E. Z. DlXsn
Canandaigua n Y; Mrs. NJ. Caswen Castlet9n. o9r
mont; Mrs. Andrew Armstrong, Union mons b 1t
Comfy N Y and some specimens 81 Sanger and
by him Presented to the Farmers Club through DT
Vim W. Sanger which we're distributed 70 saws he
the members for propagation Inc da 1SaI he shall
be able to supply His supply of seeds is exhausted
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TUESDAY. April e-r. NJ.

Gold opened at 1914 selling at 1919, 1917, closing
at l3lielal There IS from sa,oocOO to OF
specie on the way hero from Europe. The bulk Of the
amount is In small coin. the balance is In Eagles ana
Spanish Douboons These shipments were the cause OF
the advance Of the Bank Of England to per
cent and it Is generally anticipated that tho Bank VIII
advance tho rate per cent Thursday The clear
sat the Gold Exchange Bank wero s42s Co., and the
balance s923,2is 30. Ic
Government bonds were eversh and unsettled at tie
opening OF business under pressure to sell for cash. AT
the close OF business prices recovered the decline and
closed steady State and Railroad bonds were dull Mis-
ceIlaneous shares were active Western Union
Telegraph which advanced TO Az Pacific Mau
was excited and weak, selling at Wdsl,
closing at slt Express shares were neglected
Railway shares opened strong. bnt upon pressure OF
cash stock declined from i8i per cent on the active
shares Rock Island opened at 1884, selling at Ill., closing
lsoa0I3l3 Pittsburgh sold at 9t 999 Northwest Com
mop S5t9s4, Northwest Preferred, s6is95h Fort
Wayne was firm at l21. st. Paul stocks declined per
cent on the Common and per cent on tho Preferred
NowYork Central the center OF interest on report
that the scrip dividend to be legaZed tomorrow.
The opening sales made 1886 selling aftorward ut
Io es 1G closing at 1919 Reading steady az s2ts
90 Hudson sold at lAi. Michigan Southern, G99et.
Lake Shore Consolidated. ges97. Toledo and Wabash,
Ga Chicago and Alton, llOi Chicago, Burlington, and
prices were sustained with great stubbornnes The
tive demand for money had little effect in checking
operations. Eric sold so 9s9E, closing at ssI9sA At
the close the market was unsettled and lower.
The closing quotations for Government bonds were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-07

The earnings OF the Western Union KalTOad Company
for the fourth week in March we're:
ls69....,,.,.."el5O2O % ls6s.........,....sb77 u
A consolidation of the Cedar Rapids aud St. Paul Rail
way and tho Cedar Rapids and Burlington Railroad Com
pany was effected last year. and has given new impetus
10 the whole line from Burlington to 81 Paul. Burling
ton will be IN railway communication with st. Louis on
tho completion of % miles OF track to Carthage, Illinois,
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run possrssIoN oF oHILpREN.

In re George P. Morris. This was claim OF
tho mother CorDea B. Norris to the possession OF ner
only child George Norris boy eight years Ola the
grand nephew Of Gen. g. p Morrs The aunt ana
grandmother ON the fatherss SIDE claimed inc boy as an
alered SIt 40 them by the mother The mother aVeIteu
lint he a been stolen from her Judge Sutherland mas
given following decision Considerng ,ns h sIS
70 the care and custody OF s mothers but the rcspOn
eus It's grandmother aud aunt may nave Lr1SsiOh
serted In order that they may VISIT the eo ~
"a often q once q week. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-07

COFPRFh Of Rio beld by Importers 10 The United Si;a
an ,hls morning 53 Of Which IByO Sxe Ee
OgleaSs. 2So At Mobile; 0oO al Batmorei 100 at Boa q,
So @ al this port revised qsotaions god "a st
ordinary esrgees edIosc, do, do for fair Do telie DE-
Tor ssod CO. na2c De- Do prime do ard H9ise ge al
hear Of no to-day bat tie tose ssears cate Sra 81
holders sxcspto tie full tfurss Of he oysn
kinds moderately ae.ye, aud prime lots srn sales Ies 4
ST. Douiseo boa for expert private tenas We quote ha
cable l50lslc Laguayra Isl ollie and Java 1ze, SEQ
COAI1b rather improved bat pnses are Sitsou
demand fOs the EG, has bee. more se,e bot "A
liberal aya rather acsesed most dealers are m
pces Corresponding pablo sale sales on fair At - ~
S6 Foregu j. quiet, ard prices are nominal
CANDLESvesF is Gens. pees heiss so1iea a. aosat
for f6d{3c for Spern and Sc foS Pstent
DRUGS AND DXESrhre keen FAR joining de1a1d Tor AZ
ees coIlAg under tbs heading nee our ast r'ss Dat D
unchanged A.. d.
e The dT has beeu ssd eotsd eay 10 th
trade bb st IS ga - t ssPsrtss ssis - -
81 10 for Extra 6SG 81 Is for fney do 80 I3d 30 - f ~
lev grades Of Western Rx IS %4 81 70 tsr feod 20 esS s
heat Erfras for Minnesota and oss ~ so
80 20 for slipping 81 3 SIR for Trade brssd ass Psshj
DO At 81 TOO 80 y; s96ss ~ fr Amber Winter t brin y
diana Michigan; S70SS25 FOG White Wheat do. Dol ~
6oubs Extra Cshforus Flour IA r dasui and steady .s
$50 IS fr Old Canadian Flour du: srd unettns
southern flour scive the am iew and
az he eess $50 bhL at 80 619sT IS Tor sransU
Extra Baltimore AVID Coany. - 3SeSIIa ot BItn oeefi
snd Virginia and 90 SS9sl3 for ErrA and FAMILY hsrs
AID Delaware Rye Pcer easier bat Eos selves sales ?. 80
az es0s16A Meal aud IN fair densnd s,ss OF -
"a Western; 90 80 for Jsrssy ssd - va
vine BuekwheSt foaF dull ssd prices are nominal
BREADsrUffs.
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EXPORTS FROM SEPT. I, 1868, TO DATE.

GUAN0Tbe inquiry good for the local oossv trade "A
the mAke, rm sales Of Peruvian go gold and
GlNSBNGA fair demand Tor this article Saye br wssis %
0oe q for Southern.
HAY-The supply large and tho hsavy shppsf
Of 400 bales 5Sa63c v 100 n. and Retail lots al I - Y ~
Straw Is selling at eva DC for Short and S5c y 100 10
HBAPAaaa Is dn and Hsssaeens shii quote 81 ns'
bBSFor az prJ Hides .hs market remain. quiet ,si ro,r1
composed pApJ VI the deserptops We asos brs
Ayrss ~. d23i6, gold hOetedeo Rio Gspts SEs =.
Or1eeo, 3J02jle Co. California 292lso DO; Porte Cshr
l9i Dofc do Vera Cruz aud Tkmpeo, 3odfie toi hhn
l7e9e dol hsraeabo. 39l7o do Tens, f9i6Ie, csrvsu
and other Southern 92d2je DTy Bsiss reaes
IA DSe, god for bsbis and NaTssaiho lsGlsc Toe sn.H
and Psraambueoi disc for rAnpse aud Aasnsres ~
0l6e for Chill Wet Sailed foreign aek htIls dali se' -
are pretty steady sai figures show dsced uraesa we a.
l2t92c gold Tor Rio 9rsrde and Bseaos 1ste
Cafcrus snd ll6lse DO fo Para domestic Slaughter ns
With about demand spd elese steady f
for ceanry and city trimmed and cured Upper Le.hs, sses
With scarcely any demand at the moment hat on a..
eosa We quote hsenes AJres and Eb GfsD1e Mp ~ "A
foe hinos, sd Se. do for Gsah apJ Bssa Ia % 4
Sierra Leone East !sts stock bed too ssa 60 4
.Aes We quote Is lcf1lIte, gold, Tor Cslestts SAssN
l3c for DO Dead Green, and 30i5lc, fer Bnfso
HoNEf-Cuba selling at 6odoSc, gold la bond and SsNSF
duty paid ..Ifl = ~ 49,
IoPs que, but d, quote ssce for RAf" "
and 70l6e TO- Choice aud Fancy "A
hRfALsAne,icaa HeEo,l Copper has bee. 10 better n DE-
Lake at 2 down 3ie the eosrg
stock % PIG Iron Ia hTst hands offered 80 sshs
soh al Ste held AZ 9le5c 30 slabs arrive A. S -
33c holt Rngfsh a 3lic The lo
market better and frm at spef dull; Lead qaefi
lfoH hrIaly held We qaote Dlows I r. -.
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Srs,s, Carriages. es,

TOR sALE-Twd WAGONS. make Of Brew,
or four person, leather top pae0h is other eesSi ons
wagon ponnds Smelly aud 10 good eonn ca
ebssn Adi,s,, m r. o., No 2.a3i P. q. Nsw.Yorh
EOR SALE-A span OF Eell-matched Bay
L. HORSES young and perfectly gentle Apply LAIkus Lave"
stable, RAIN AZ, N, j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-07

FEATHERS arc uaehaugei the demand modssi 10 quoe
Tennessee at 85c. and do. Western BE- -
FAXTbe market 10 steady, the denand moderate t6ze p
GRAIHrbs Wheat nsrks Is more active bat under lea Ave
for all grades except Amber hei
which fairly sustained and fair dsmEnd for export, Tie -
&c coo bush 81 % for No. Chicago Spring. shost and 81
vi ~ for No Chicago spring aaastB 81 - es "a
Milwaukee stoasi 90 for Amber Wes,srn IN store
for White Michigan Barley loser and 10 moderate densDdi
Of H. 800 bash S2S 81 y M Caasds West and siey And &c
private Barley MALI "a stesdyj sales Of 80 hasa s
81 TO- Oats srn but quiet the saes are o sasa
T7d15io., saa srosd lots 81 81
eat RYE 1. love aud nnseted, West<
81 store; 81 40 sfoss Corn nrn AID s5ssI
export sales 200 b0sh
Unsound s6c Western Mixed 81 5Iesc on ~
I.~..w Villa
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Extract. from Review. Of III. WORT

Extract, from Reviews Of this Work ...f
"crRTn MAmOop develops the fearful shoason which fre
proportion Of bsppne wrecked and PARISHES char
uhe they mag b escaped Fortunate for country wsua
bs d m rOuth paee the pbsuthrpe aud seerss nsn'
here lad Of matrimonial ni'erJ nsh thea be b'pha
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF rHE NArIoslr
PARK BASK-For the, safs-kseping. and protectoa
from fire and burglars Of Securities Of all kinds in.
GLIDING Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, wills, and Dia-
monds. and valuable Jewelry Of every description.
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonaI Park Bank in their new building will Ut ono
convince all parties interested that the most periec,
attainable security has been reached and OF an er
tremely moderate annual cost TO each individual Dc
positor The officers viii take pleasure in showing
the vault on application. l,isg 40