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.D,s \, An. ,,eb. new. from Europe and drsnes, II so Winter
;I :, q .Ss 3 S S;"Sod sS cAsso spTs % 81 80
al Ss for No do, in lots and " - - eo sg ot %
ws!: c.lorTs Ia. % q = S5 @ SSsR %S osSsS ~ barley
Im aud ssls. sa' n ~ and IN fair demand the sales 600 bush
Nsr iS sud d7Sle in e aud 1sio saO1 or .sye sS
,Se Demand general the .a 7e ooo bush 3 g.G @ a. ssc
S store and sOesle. asOs' stsrn White at tS|ci "'A
Ss a,a st,;r ys b. steamer bush CoTn "a ,s5 Ps5
g. D. and 900 h, Vson part st lSf p51 oo bSS Tar
WAYTSe ar a coauuss Dun aOd heavy ondeI es reS, ,
quote we; for slggnsM M a,a s5 5S% for iorg a.
hRMP-Mahna rsma Us quiet. bnt steady at EiHs'c s~ "
'e1TS ns s' ses f il without activity and prices Somss M
changed Dry BoeHos AyTss' z1i d2'se' goH' O0"s'
S5s Esss Is and sggsss SS.e:rSo SHg
100 bids Pcto Rico private terms and ~ 1oA
METALS are without special the demand has bee" "0''1'
% %ESya % SToRESCrue Turpnne quiet Spirits ere ,e;9 ay
res 100 bills At s9 a5oc Roans,-Sst o. i G,ssnocS &
ea and - fair demand e y. 81 ,e OsS ant, S % t
20 for Whale 9sd $2 for Sperm Ma@'Sa.Is a 81 4os
SPa0ySi9NSrSse has been decided improvement 2 The deI995
market prices bowug'a deoae the sses cash sH m sS New DO
sf =, f 20 1 Civ a. o tas IS r Extra Extra r%s Ms
81 SO @ i5 20 %tS & FdT future delivery ooo bSs Mess stsr I @
s9l 25a$3i 81 Bssf se = I 00F Plain Mess and sls9
SIS 'or E,trs Ns:. TeyoG Tier f,1s S'e Mess od sssa43 FOR
iai mss sna s0d y far aes @ Meats are sesdy
At aq60s3 southern and n'st" @ rsisrste demand;
% 100 bores Cumberland Cut al l6c Dretsel I"ss sHy
noie a. igc fr Ctr Lard steady ana 10 ~. ie ~
f o1 bl5s aud les l7idse for No ISg.c 10, 90
fslr for Fair 10 Steam, and Ios a. l' 'O' ''
f,tyre seller MAY al 'f
PFrROIElM a frmer and In fair dsrsn1' .asS o' SS ~ bd
At l7e and geo bb. Of the MONTH at e N'aae0 " '
2 non hills al 32c We qaotet -, -, p.f e,aea ,6a
CruAe In bulk 4Dd4T ~ gI3 NApnnA s"' '-U'' So
Rsenr,I In bond. " ...3 O. 60. .f,fo, a.. Can.
RICE-A f trade demand at previous rates sIet Of V 0
sc SSRavs fairly active are psrugy oaTfa ana qe
- go helping market Far good Rehi 2. M
No S Boy 2ic Sales OF 100 hbdS at ll al2 n Sue Snd
isiS r Porte Rico Refined IN request at lsc m susi "
siisic sr SON white i3l6l4ic for Yeilows .a, =
SfLT-Ths arrivals Of Liverpool are still gt aud the market
.t INT sr Turks other descriptions Without change
active and hzm saeI COeo at lS@S4c
MACScy Is quoted s5O@s 100 for the low aud sl2Oa $50
for the high grades IN z,s. Co..
Clover aud SO 31td Gay Timothy Rough FlaIseed S
for Lnseed continues dui tu
prees nnrhanged; quote 81 27t So 80 gold $500 a..
TAILOWThe market fairly active and esdJ sales OF sooo 10
lltdlllc -, - ~
WoOI-rae dull and prices hvor tho huye mSnue
disposed 10 operate unless at decline
WHISKY-The market Is quiet at 95094c
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Hotties Of Bankruptcy.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
sT sTTs hpr tbs kASTRRS DISTRICT Of PkNNSiBVANIA-
TpWAD NELOY of Philadelphia Bankrupt having peunoned r
h dhsss meeting Of creditors vii be held 90 The 9h di Of h
In9 ttg oeoek IN before Register, Rtsn T. Chase ESQ., al
b., once 63 Walnut street IN Philadelphia that the eIamlnso
finished sud burefs required by section
seventh and OF s o. Congress s,i'tete Tue
ReKser whether bnkrnpt has eonfJnsd 70 bis duty
herns viii WEDNESDAY the l9h day Of Nav, 1852
before s Coart Pbslha at 10 o'clock yhsp parties inter
e.tsd nav sos AKsust dgeAusd by be CLERK aud
RsEssr tie Jsdge under tie seal u the court
Ap 10 laS3sB ..... 10. ....
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

I'rfr, VefsfI1 and Knfbb00a
5 bales Cotton S522 bbL Flour 45O bags Flour
bash Wheat "a 3r hash Corn SCI bush Oats l27O buh
busb Barley 405 bash Bcsh % Corn Meal 77 bb Re6ned
Petroleum % bbs Spirits 1856 bh Rosa 4 bbs
~ Beef $50 pk Cut Meats phg Lard 80 pkS Ashes $50
Pgs sea5a 22s Pkg Better 2 Lgs Chesss o DkgS TsOw
wht l69i bS Egg l6t bales Wool $50 bales Hops 7065 sides
SIC Hides SIS bids
lTS9 pkgI Starch. 90 bags Peanuts pkRs BeeswG =
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Corporation goiitts.
vr,lcE o, Tn, MsrnorOllrAs BoaRD ., g,A1JH, }

ugyicE OF THs MKrHoPoIrAs BOARD - HslLrH,l
No. 1Oi Mou,t March %, 1919
ATA MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD or HEALTH hsd At It's onee, No S Motst, N ~
ds " March 1902 the f0lerng Sanitary Regulation vas
adopted
hssby declared be The duy ssy person hsrso .horisd
enforce and this regulation 10 h promptly erJ dog or
oubd 10 this Sanitary District sheh any such person.
believes have the hydrophobs 10 have been h'ten
sIposed animal having said dseasei ard
hereby Authorized AMI directed h every dog appearing
person smscated dbd found Ia 'sd Dsne
At large snd pol ehss and sppeah to BE- ssa .h care s1a sss
other custodian erso ni ere person
saihortd ded 90 promptly rper 10 tbe SANITARY snpsnnea
Ssua saptnuleHdtats OF
VII Killed.
bs ia said District having Which believed
the hyfoh0h and shen and
said Last ksy 10 be found and description
thereof"
"Aud m Bosrd al responsibility for snb fing pursn'
N. 9 the Lass 1851 provided that such
if shan be good h the supposed discharge Of bis daI
by .ag person herein authorized Co do such killing"
Ar hs MsifopoAn Police Board By and through s proper on
snd hereby charged pursni TO- aud h virtue oL
chapter ~ Of bv Laws Of S and oIher
applicable viii tho duty Of enforcing aud executing this
H. 81 GEORGE D. LINCOLN, President
Psyoys Ctaru seerctarv
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rHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1863.
FOuRTH EDITION

Hu- ln FOuRTH EDITION ..a '.'
fhiI popular AHpaa Is now ready sud eon,sias; -, a,
IL Regular csisrds Of Rrg snd ss.Sr .sd hO'A Ap
water and changes OF she Moon for all the sod1u N .k
polH,s the party d'soss hs naa ss'a'
A.~S.,ions Rspuhllesn Pls,kr- at Chicago
et IN. s.--PrOsssdnss sf The COlvspuoa go,
1-Lsi,sn ofkeespt,ues ~ osu or,s, .sd n, S''hI
a-The long sGusr. for canad''' van W '''
h-L,.s.. Of Asssp.sss. by osr s.yuou and s'-
S-asa Bl.its ssl.br.tsd BrOsdssad Lsusr
" Lava passed at IL. las, session Of Congress; hi v'0'''
lnpOrlsnt ss.ai tie hight Hear Law, ks -, ..,,,a
VI Csbias, NsmbsnsapFsme COnrt-Apistsr sa" y.Osss
VII The xlsh coausss-Li.s Of ssOaora .rh p''N"'
addresses. and time Of sIDnssoa Of tsrnL 49, ,A a.,sf
Li,. iM.mbsrs OF ihs HOsss Of Representatives. '"'
plssiss. and poltlsa
VIII TIE xLI.t Coarssa . .,.. 49, ,,.,
Districts, .sd poatlsl "a Is elected .ss,u, ~
X. Fh.a..i Aa.lr,cOadiasa Of sAs Puddle o'S' 'ss
ss,..ss slpss... eth. ssv.rrn' h'a A'iS's''n'"
T. IL. .rsT. states. Area. ropul..ou rumb n.sss ~
tls 0ovsrnSs tpolNssy deOO,sd their salaries Az, slss
,.nss .rpir. d.y, II n.snSs Of L.5.,ss, =. sss ,rs,y
H. E.soa Rsisrus-Fa sf ~ cossas. f s "s, iss
onS. .pd ssynssI IN soy.nSsr. 1883. ssspA''s w"
osci.i rs,sss BY cs.osis. Of ,os.s ssrss'r' -
SaSsas S. Sn S sSe., and pi.s.s q vs,ss M
Asnb.rs Of Copsrsss political dv.oe o. s.s,ts al
sists LsSislsiasss-,bslr political ai'iA'ss
Ill R,ssui El.s,oas Tor Delegates 10 cOsrss and ''a"
XIII ssnm!r, s...S p.S.s.i E.ssas showing a'
s. and q: vas, s;'' :.,. 10 n.i. & o., r Z. 80
ssn for PssdsD, aud Congress has es.n sspsa ,a ain s
n. .s.. Issss IN ali hsss r.,sus ,aa neither S .s
bees spared 20 approach " sssly ,' p'0s :. s,s|ss
ssS.s pc.i paid. for DolaE Orders will '' ii'a ""'
Address sis'. with s..A la's.a THE TRIBUNE x..r">
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HAvRE, Apfil 0-COisot unthsngss
HH@ssaaa
DOMESTIC NlRKETE

PHILLpEPHA April 9COiten dull MdduK UpaBis 23id2sIe
Mddng Orleans 2e Flour d1 Huehaneed choice Ioana
Family 80 90 Wheat In limited demand uaohsngsd
held fnnlYf 1soW
OzsWessn unchanged Petroleum Crude Gle Refined IN.
esEged Groceries uncbaUged Mess
uBebanged Wbsky dali st9tc
BALfsoRs Apdl 9-CetSo very dull; H1dlBp nominal At
z8 Flour aciiFei HOSsrSL Guperfne e60S6 Isl Eu ara
es Isl EIirs Family sgasiO 50; CIR Ms supsr6ne ss8 ss0
ETiTs o. 251 DO Family o. 50H el2 7 Western sute
One s6d &c DO EItrs 90 60dS8 as d. Family % 90 so
Nbest dull sbd ubehsbgd Corn dali receipts sns White s082e
yellow 6d85c steady and unchanged Rye anehfngd
PoTL qut So Bacon quiet RIB sides 6i Gle Clear
bdeg IsiHl1ie sbOudeh iHdl4ls Hans zod2c LAID dnl
As KtlsbY dag Bopgsly n &C.
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oyHes oT TnE MErKoPoLrAS BOAKp or llsALra.I
80 No. 30l Motist, March y. 1869. I

osFIcs MgrNoPoLlrAS BoaKp oP lisALra,
AT A MEETING of tho METROPOLITAN
N BOARD OF HEALTH lsd at iis Office. No. Rl Most New
YorI on Tie IA day o March 1902 tie following resolution vas
adopted; 80. I,..,- -. ,,,,..., 49,. :,
, Hoard maun garbage other he offensive
% vehicle barge
other three hundred OD feet Of
passenger having theron or about depart and
Idd Tor "And that Yshce wholly partially
loaded rt such article BE- placed allowed ,nd o h pA
loaded unAd within e distance Of three hundred 800 feet Of
pi within bali % lQq Of e 'sui or Que pa departure VI any
iuh passenger eai 6r an at O from such place
AnJ that neither the ang unloading The OF such
garbage matter be allowed 20 DO 20 he "
fcnve 20 the M being abon 10 he Apd
being properly about any passenger saoA" 'f
H. 81 GEORGE ID. LINCOLN, President
.BssoS, CIsaE Secretary. .I-
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MtSainq GarHs, &s.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
N ten,I-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (s'AS
nshed 1sla) ... ,..-.'i ~
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re--sAIT. eMOKEn.AC.
oUITRY AND CANE Ga NJ
nl1Lc. -
vpcpTApIps
GogeeaPARf@5S.1@I Z.
1IvP srocK .MARKETS.

Coal, TIM &C 7so 2s Honey comb h MIX ioee
Ksrosspe Kal 4ed44 southern an Beans drT., 'l4Ss
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9ibibmS nOiitss.

og,ca OF THE LLKH sHoEE RGuwiI co1pIsr,I
CLsyELISp March 10, l9sD
NOTICE.-The Directors of this Company this
~ dGr declared DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT on the es7t.
stock Of m Comp.nJ ncpdug the capital oek of the Cleveland
PsnsIvs Iud Ahb1 Lake Shore R,rI and the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad compa payable the cant thirty
year this bs 10th Of Aph 1902 sueh per
have holders Of the stock Of at The close
the transfer books the lat daT Of fApnl 1893 .-r
Ths transfer Oths Company v close M Day Of Apn
Ono. n. bly, Trs,,ursr.
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RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD Coz
- INDEPENDENT LINZ for BALT WASHINGTON tbs WEST
sOUTHw EST snd NORTH WEST P.gh. received aud forwarded
DAILY by PROPELLER LINZ from Pet RATRs Low witk
quick Dispatch Passengers take the and
Ceuriisdt,. privilege sa rogis wEsr d "Trip whHEeu and
without The ONLY LINZ adornK ths sa In
dus,msnL TICKETS GOOD UNTIL usBD -
w. PERvklL Gen AEt No. lso BTosd"s Dsys, uIerh
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT of
IN C0URrLANDTsT-Por PHILADELPHIA via Keaslnson C;n
D. Via Camden IN, D. Via West Philadelphia Ia m 10
n:Jo NJ n % m. ~ night For Baltimore aud ws,h
inYlon-oWA m, 1850 m HW' m. For South and Soah West
-b:0 a m, 0tt0s p.
FOR THK wEsf-s'tos O. NJ. 1910 m, Spm $40 m nms
The $40 aud trains through Cscinns aud Cheaso
.h bst sh.nge Silver Palace sls.png Car, on ,n run
through Cincinnati and Chicago without change daily ad
Sundays soeptsd and those DAYS train This the os
line ruDnDs through esn 70 Chicago BY evening usl DIy)
y. w. JACKSON General superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD DofNEw JERSEY

Trains will sr Fsu Yot b, the Pson. Ferry foo,
st. 40 followti A. ans ble sad 30 m aud SATURDAY.
only a. pldaEbt The aud tS N. trains bpsgh Men.u
THOd W. DEhARESr, 6hpsnni,pdspL
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DOR GLEN COVE and notwithstanding
Il wHITB STONE BAYLIss DOCK (Pori sehnVlcrl GRBAf
MICK, SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK aud 0LEN wooD-Stesmer
ARROwSMr leaves Peek slip EVERY AFTERNOON (Sundas
eeped al o'clock Communication teke go fOr months Pack
ages Of tickets aud Transient fares greatly reduced
" morning boat from New FORK will be put early 10 Jupe.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
II FlELD AND ThR NORTH Fare, sL BsAnss leave Psst
alp for FsuHsvsn at 2s .ad M sosn,ssg With the Railroad
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VIZ. R. BlNN. 0tnsrAl Pas. Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM KALI
ROAps-on and amer MOEpAY, nor a. leoS, trans for
ard Troy sonseehnE With Northern and western HaS wi"
m RISis,s sn via Hutsoa Rslrosd ThItsth st aud
Tssrs rOuEh Bsfs asd Suspension Bsss .aoat shaTg Of
a, sh for RntaDd and North Draw
ksvIok 70 Roshsssr eonneeng with Wa hesphg
sar ior III. ,ihsr North or soath Shore Lae -,
eonusstBr al With Western Railroad for Lsbnoa
sppF Pssd h Aany With Western trans sd a. Iroy ~sa
tpn, Tor santoga Rut,ud, BuTlsgten ard tho korth .
Hudson River Railroad eennsehne AZ
Llbauy trains fer ths West DaHngoom ear nsAsnoo " ~
NJ RIpr, trrin VIA Hud,On Rvs. RArosd With drawing
ear souBssug Albany With Western trains and at rroJ with
train, for Moutrsal With sseping ear stnehsd.
no. via Harlem Railroad for Aoanr ana Iey
sopuesss Albany With wssH trains sleeping cara attached "
Brpres trails River Railroad With sleeping sass
attached ihngh Bnao and SpsHon sgs "ithoat hsnge
Of srsspt essuFdiIa asset1 oa
through ogdss5Grgh .thoas change via kons .nd
Rsioad connsesoa for Troy vii be made al kns Aes Ihs
"a n m trau via Hudson Railroad with ssspis attached
Buffalo ard brtg
and o. frey With Saratoga and Pea,s North.
VIA udSou River Railroad rom kes Iof
,o and stsmsats sahons lssg FsEfork A. "a "a
Harlem Railroad lsafux Forysseoadst
M srryiBg MstoH st $40 Rstornug leaves Miller
tor AZ d. % y 70. arhrBE at ksx-iork at 10 m
w." - - wH. n. VANDERBILT Wee President
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.
Il $50 a. N Mall Train for GrssnporL
1870 a m, for.hpors Huntington, and Glen Cove -
SEQ D. m. Exprsss Rivshsad 10 ...-fa. 'H
1900 D.. N Hadtiugtou, and Oss Cove
$50 ,. m. F,rmaEdsle. and Way stasens - - -, .
All trains sopnsei With brsneh to Hsmpsd sUNpL TNAIHh
9 IN. for EoIthDoH HsRunEtop and olsa Core.
- =. j. D. BARTON, sup,nstsee.st
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100000 GOLD
8 PBR CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
e,,, YOrrC AVN ST JOSFPH r. II.

ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH II. II.
or MISSOURI .... - -.
copnon, n,ve NAV and Farmers Loan and Iut Oo
in Of The principal well as the interest pay
ss in coin Length Of road 7i miles from the City o 81 JOSEPH 70
IeIipeton making through the connection no" e3mPeie
om Omaha to ard cOmpet on ot the Uno9 az "a
The total amonnt oi B0s ~ 'hh
car he Issued s sl0loOOleSs thao S+o0 per ar
secured drst mortgage on the entire property O s
mi operations te haapcs oeips
rspy constructed viii be completed daring the hnmeE
receive me money nay the Company on the euon VI
each section Of tie road - 4. .rh
Tie road il being bu. entirely with cash. ecoaonleauy hnd N ,uo
s,pa uauue The Directors and ofeerss ali rn OF we hsn
The CouDtes thfouge Wlh NTnp' are
moi popuou and richest agricultural dsets In the STATE ma5nE w.,
6,, one recommend To oar tendt as
jnvesent equal estimation, 10 ahy We have ever loL
CslfornlA cent Bonds Mere closed ont b ~
d are now from % cent ana are IN
We colbdety look i9I AZ no'
.es.sv audi Bonds
TIE Coppany through uudsrsgsd oHer limited AIN uts AZ
Teryug the rl 70 ltee -
and other markeAhe securities
styed For Pamphlets aud further pAsn appp "
A. - KRnn
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TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
rvxp yOpR

CANDUSKY, MANSFIELD and NEWARK
- RAILROAD COMPASY.- SToCKHoLDhHs, hbhIlS1.-AA
serg Of lie the sSadn. Manseeh And newark
Rsoad Company s be tosa tho os Of ths Cem1,y 10
dET Ohio On TUESDAY oh day Of Nav 1862 10 vote upon hs
question OF tbe ratification rejection of lease o. the road aud pla
teuauee Of sad Company 10 the Cen one hoAu IomPJ WV
ipstrnnsat Of lease bein dated FebruIy 49, 1863
r Tp.o, Sec, n r1 @. L. BOALT. President
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OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TIME.
ONLY oSg DAYs STAGING BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND SAN
FRANCISCO. 80 80
sBvRS DAYS TRAVEL FRoM TiIR MISSOURI RIVER TO THE
PACIFIC OCEAN - 'I
Por through tickets and fol particulars apply TO
WELLS, FARGO &c Co,
IA RROADWAY N
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RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
AZ soAp7ror Long siusi Ned Bark, BHsi'suE xansAssr
BY JKsss Hoyr daily ssssp, saSd.ya 1t Ss.si ~
= --' W. s. ssKDEN Co, L......
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Sitamlboais unS 1ailroans.

MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.-The
WI steamboat ANTELOPE vail commence ber regular trips Pseks
L on THURSDAY the 18th inst Further notice viii 10 given here
RneL
NAVIGATION ON the HUDSON RESUMED.
m, Steamer. of the PeRs ss their p' THIsByEs
DREW leaves THIS kykNlEG to be followed TOMORROW by the
ST JOHN or DEAN RICHMOND.
ApPy fr freight once The Dock and for p,pss ,an.
place hoard the boat.
Aprf s. 1852 . '.t.
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Sa6inss yankS.

LII DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE
~ The 2oL Of APRIL Will draw interest nom the lst Of April
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of Thini-RVe and Tseniy,siIihst
SIX PER CBhI INTEREST paid free Oa ell
fom GI 10 $4,000 ....... ...'. ....., ...
Bank open dy fep 10 M 10 and MONDAY WE'D.
EEbDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS from o . orlock
- ... ..... SPENCER K. GREEN, PeSiett
WV II DtHn
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prupes l2Ante CurTsnts.. .l4dl6
Raisins hne. =. 2O925 Cocoanuts, each l0di5
Com to Fair. u Gle Ssctarines, ib.. 'SoGaO
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n,ss strlpea. ib.2Oa25I

Apples, h.......l5dl8lI
Peaches, unperdl8d22l
Peeled ........2SdJ5l ]
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.pY. sMoKrn. snELL, rrc.
ID Nurs-DRY Az

RUITS AND BERRIES.
Oranges, X. .doL40d ! O0l LEI
SiciT......".2Od4OB Be.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
No l06 Esrsnst. Sun Binding, opposite City Hall
SIX PR CKET INTEREST, FREkDF GOVERNMENT TAX
MONEY DEPOSITED NOW DRAWS INTEREST FROM APRIL l.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
Fourteenth SIX PER CBET INTEREST paid all
from R5 TO $500 Deposits made will draw Interest from APRIL
r. II Bull. Presdebt
c. W. BhNCxrEHoU, 8ee, r. KEBLBR, Vice President
TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ No. 800 and 3eS cAsALrsT. corner Jirht
SIX PR CENT Interest 80 To $1,000 Deposits before
Aprl 20 will draw Interest from April !.
ASSETS. s6,011,234 10.
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Lemons y daI. .la02S
Bananas ,.....y0Ul so
Pine Apples, eD0 60
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-06
THE POS Observation-Disclosures,
John A. j. CresweII, the POstmaster-
General,


was born in Cecil county, Nd, in 1928; was
graduated at Dickinson College, PennsylVania,
in 1848; was admitted 10 the oar ofMaryland in
1850, Not until 1860 did he raise his he I'D above
the surface in political affairs, and even then
his language and course were OF the accepted
local school. In 1861 and 1862 he was member
OF the Maryland House of Delegates, and in the
latter year he served for time as an Assistant
Adjutant General of the State.
In 1862 be was elected to Congress from the
Cecil district and took his seat beside the great
Baltimore orator, at the beginning of the Thirty.
seventh CONGRESS. Here ne remained for some
little time in the usual obs scurty of new mem.
Der. A bill for the employment of negroes as
soldiers first drew him out. Davis bad been
preparing the way for him by assuring his
friends that Creswel would yet make his mark.
When he rose, therefore, he soon secured the
attention of those about him, an unusual thing
for a new member ia the House, rising In the
midst OF debate, to read written speech.
He was most warmly congratulated as he took
his seat, aud the effort was On all hands
pronounced one of the most successful ever
made in that hail by new member. From that
day he rapidly rose to commanding position
in State and national politics. The death OF
Governor Hicks soon made vacancy 10 the
Senate ana to the horror of the slow going
MarylaDders this new man. was put up Tor
United States Senator.
At the outset, Creswell seemed to have no
show. But the other candidates were deXlrously
killed OFF or got out OF the way, aud the Legs
lature fairly cornered into his election. In the
Senate he soon took high rank; and won 1t
without ipcurring the hostility apt to be ex-
hibited by that grave body toward Young men
who try to get on too fast. In 1864 Mr.. Cres-
we'll was delegate to the Convention in Balti-
more which renominated Mr.. Lincoln. Iu
1866 he was a conspicuous delegate to the
Southern Loyalists Convention in Philadelphia.
In politics Mr.. CresweIl is Still radical
Republican, although during last spring he was
opposed by small party, of whom Judge Bond,
of Bait ltimore, was the leader, who might be
dill ali n
land. These sent rival delegation 10 Chicago.
which was not recognized. and they had only a
trAing strength at the polls. Mr. Cres veil Is
lawyer in large practice: skilful politician,
aud eloquent orator, aud a man OF literary
tastes, and OF far higher scholarship than Is
common among polIticiaps.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-06
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
JacOb DObs0n Cox, tho Secretary of the
Untarf0r.

was born in Montreal. Canada. on the 27th Of
October. 1928. His parents we're both naives
OF the United States, his father being a mas er
builder In New York, who had taken the con-
tract for the carpenter work on the Cathedral
OF N0tTe Dame in Montreal, aud thus happened
TO be residing in that city when bis son was
born. The next year he returned to New York,
where the childhood and youth OF the future
secretary OF the Interior were spent. In 1916 he
removed to Ohio, aud IN 1851, then young m ln
oil ~, he was graduated at Oberlin College, the
great headquarters of Ohio Abolltiouists. de
studled law, and, very oou after mis- graduation,
began It's practice In the village of Warren.
Meantime he married the daughter of The Pre-
sldent OF Obnrlin. IO 1859, then an ardent Re-
publican OF the most advanced radical type, he
was elected TO the Ohio Senate from The Trdm.
pull and Maooning District. Here he at once
TOOK hieh rank az a compact and forcble de
pateri aud long before the adjournment OF the
Legislature he aud James A. Garfield were
recognized on ah hands as the leaders Of the
body.
At the outbreak OF the war Cox was in the
last months OF his term as State senator. HIS
warm personal friend, Governor Denni. on Nd
pointed him Brigadier- General of Ohio Vo1un
teers about the same time that he made George
b. McClella Ian MajOr3eneral. Cox was at once
SET 10 wO1k,under Mcclellan's orders, inspecting
the state Arsenal, makirg estimates for armlng
and equipping the Ohio troops, receiving the
gathering volunteers at CamO Jackson. Pre-.
sently he was sent down 10 take command Of he
newiy'tormed and soon to be noted Camp Den
nison. Thence, after the re.enllstment of his
three months troops for three years be was
ordered to Wet Virginia, TO make the advance
up the kanawha valley which Mcclellan then
designed to be the leading movement of that
hrst successful campaign of the war.
Lack OF space iorbids our entering into his
long and honorable career in the army on the
termination of which, i'll 1865, he was elected
Governor or Ohio Tor two yeare, but declined
denomination.
Among all the prominent public men of Ohio
there is no Que his SUP rior in classical scholar
ship, IN familiarity with modern literature, aud
in acquaint ice with the latest results OF philo-
sOphical thinkers on political economy and
finance.