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FISH, SMALL WARES. &c.

we snail make specially of Bradley's X L Phos
phste Foudrette and Grass Seeds during the season.
h., owlng 70 the increased quantity of Goods buy
" tuiinK Two stores We are able to sell lower.
O.. L. GLNNN x SONS.
Samoridgeport VT, April Ii. 1870
3 shall endeayOr to be a. home on Monday,
tuesday and Saturday of each week
CIIAS. F. GLYNN.
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HALLS HEALTH BOOK
HEALTHY GOOD LIVING.

Or. Hall Editor d Halls journal Of Health. . ,
perhaps the best knwn household physician IN IA.
country. lie has repaired an eminentiy practical
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MOTHER GOOSE.

Mother Goose hasad justice done her in a sBn.,l
Edition illustratedg eighteen fall-page pictuTSs \
IL. Il. stephens, ten hges Of music BY Charles Mi
ton, and ten neutrality-suspicious. By Castor Fav 4
has full account ahother Goose valuable his,G
zeal notes, aud Is alkether "''''
THE MOST NoTAl4E PICTURE BOOK OF TVv
gEASON - AnA
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blind and many of the Lexington colts
go blind at an early age. In 1868 two
of his get, were foaled blind. Yet the
best thoroughbred mares are bred to him,
because the progeny will probably keep
good sight until five years old, before
which age, nearly all the racing is done.
If he were trotting stallion, breeders
would not use him because his colts
would go blind before they had attained
their greatest usefulness.
We may therefore reasonably expect
the breeding of trotting horses to improve
the road stock of the country far more
than has ever been done by thorough
breds. A thoroughbred that fails as y
racer may be only middling kind of a
horse for any other use, but the trotting
horse that may not be among the fastsst
on the course, may, and probably Wll
be very superior road horse.
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Maps. Pamphlets and full information furnished mn
on application in person or by mail.
17-2a
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Walpole, n. II.

n. B. The Windsor journal, Rsae-
tleboro Phoenix and Record, Clarersont
Eagle and Advocate, Keene Sentinel and
Republican and New England Farmer,
are requested to copy the above.
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N b. This book I'm be sent as a prize to any an,
forwarding three nv subscriptions to the Rnsf.
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE
FOR YoUiG PEOPLE.

Now, Is the time, win Dickens * to be talL.
about for a year, to rel bis soleddid novels. Tbs
Is no edition IN the ma1et so cheap and compleis =
mn. NJ ~ y
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The bonds are in denominations of
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-02-10
BY B. M. RHODES & CO.,
Baltimore. Md.

DdLlWOTe, Mu.
Rhodes Superphosphate, one of the oldest Fer
tiizers in use, and sold under n legal, binding
guarantee to be pure and free from adulteration
and chat it is represented Price, S62.60 per ton,
cash, in Charleston.
Soluble Ammoniated South Sea Guano, prepar-
ed for Cotton, S72.5O per ton of 1000 lbs, cash
in Charleston.
orchilla Guano, sS7 SO per tn in Charleston.
We will also receive orders and forward for the
"Caroina Fertilizer" which costs $4,000 per ton
of 1000 lbs in Charleston, and will order Peruvi-
an Guano, at market price, for any of our friends
who may want it.
In order to save drayage from this depot, store
age at this place, &c., We propose to order these
Fertilizers to be sent direct to the parties and let
them take them from the depot on arrival.
Those desiring to purchase would do well to
leave their orders with US at once, and thus secure
their Fertilizers in good time-say by the lst OF
February or March
BLECKLEY & ETINS, Agents,
Anderson. s. c..
s. BLECKLEY s. CO.. Agents,
Pendleton, S. c.
Jan 8, 1870 % 3m
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WHOLESALE
Tobacco Deale S.

o. H. P. FAINT and W.. S. KEESE are my au-
thorized Agents for the sale of D. R. Leaks Cele-
brated TOBACCO, at Anderson, S. C.. They keep
constantly on hand large assortment of Tobacco,
at wholesale. to which dealers are invited. They
cannot be uudersold by any tobacconist selling
the same quality of tobacco. All the tobacco is
warranted sound
Oh. P FAINT, Agent, Anderson Depot.
W. s. KEEsE, Agent, Southwest Corner Brick
Ranre, D! R. LEAK,
Charlotte, N. @.
70, eo 1a7o CO.
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ETIW "A n GUANOS,

SOLUBLE MANURES sULPHURIC ACID MANUFACTURED AT
PRATT Chemist Sui
phuric Acid and SuperPhosphate Company
s
which 8 n
lnube which aye
in
Soluble Phosphate
8 tina co
er Soluble Phosphate Lime knowni market
20 Dissolved
adaptit all crops$7 7Oper rton
each
Nc. Adser's Wharf, Charleston, 8.
sons Agents at tAnderson.
Jan6,
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I'm the Probate Court.

I'm the Probate Court.
Lewis Cromer vs.. Nancy Cromer and others.-Pe-
tition for Partition Of Land.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel
Prentice, and wife, Belinda Prentice, defendants
in this case reside beyond the limits of this State.
On motion of Reed Brown, Attorneys Pro Pet.
Ordered, That said defendants do appear and
plead answer or demur to this Petition, within
forty days from the date hereof or the same will
be taken pro conJesso against them.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Anderson, S. c., Jan 20. 1870 SO-6t
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Notice of Final
Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
will apply to The Judge Of Probate of Anderson
county on Friday, the 18th day of February. next,
for final settlement of the Estate of James Gam
brell, Sr.. decd and final discharge thcrefrom.
REID GAMBRELL, Admir-.
Jan 13, 1870 90
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

A-FOGRSON COON1 L.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY SIDE.
j. N. Whitaker VS.. Elias G. Brown and others.-
Bi1ltor Partit,on, &c.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Harvey G.
Brown, John W. Brown. Jesse Palmer and wife,
Polly Palmer James Moore and wife, Luciada
Moore. John Watson and wife, Malinda Watson,
Defendants in the above stated case, reside beyond
the limits of this State On motion Of Reed &
Brown. Comp. Soils,
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur to said Bill within forty
days from the first publication hereof, or the
same will be taken pro confesso against them.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c>cP.
Jan 20, 1870 so s
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5 $ s 5 8 8 8 8 $50

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant en-
p!oyment at home, the whole Of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and pro-
itable Persons of either sex easily earn from SOC.
to S5 per evening and proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly Us much as men,. That all who see
this notice may send their address, and test the bus
iness, We make this unparalleled offer: To such as
are not well satisfied will send 81 to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars, valuable
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largest end best family newspapers published-all
sent free by mail. Reader, if you want permanent,
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Administrators Notice of Final
Settlement,

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
will apply to the Judge Of Probate Of Anderson
county on Thursday. the 18th day of February
next, for final settlement of the Estate OF H. u.
Tucker, decd, and final discharge theretrom.
WM. TUCKER, Admir-
Jan 1s, 1870 20 5
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na.s LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, s. c.,

:
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, s: c..
Corrected Weekly by a. C. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
:. FEBRUARY 4, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES. South Carolina, old,
-@S2; dosnew -9S2 do, registered
stock, ex int -@79.
Cry SEcURIrIEs.-Augusta, Ca, Bonds,
30@S4; Charleston, S. c., Stock (ex or
int, 5A955; !; do, Fire; Loan Bonds, 20
rs; Columbia, S. c., Bonds, -@70.
RAILROAD BoNDs.-Blue Ridge, first
mortgages, -@65 Charleston and Sa-
vannah, $1,000; Charlotte, Columbia and
Augustas-99O Cheraw and Daring
ton, -9sO; Greenville and Columbia,
(lst mort -@75, do, (State guaranteed
5S@60; Northeastern, 80@82; Savannah
and Charleston, list mort) -@80; do,
Estate guarantee) --@64; South Carroll
ma, -@s0; do, 72; spartanburS and
Union, -@54
RAILROAD STocKs.-Charlotte, Colum.
bia and Augusta, -@55; Greenville and
Columbia, --@2; Northeastern, 7@8;
Savannah and Charleston, n,-@25; South
Carolina, (whole eshares) -@42; do, (half
do)-@2O. -
EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight, off
par; Gold, s12O@12l; Silver, llS@ll5,
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Shank of Charleston. on............-@-
*Bank Of New berry ..-9-
Bank Of Camden. n............. AUG
Ratl, oP EoorpetOwn -(1ll5 l5
Bank of South Carolina. ......... l0()-
Bank of Chester. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Bank of Hamburg. rg.............. So
Bank of State S. c., prior to 1861. ..55@-
Bank of State of 5. c., issue 1861
and 1862. LUG
*Planters' and Mechanics Bank of
Charleston ..... ..-(9-
sPcople,s Bank of Charleston. %
*Union Bank of Charleston q
@Southw estern Rail Road Bank of
Charleston, (old).. ...-9-
Southwestern Rail Road Bank of
gfCharleston, new ....(g-
State, Bank of Charleston. ........ 3@-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston. ...-(9 3
Exchange Bank of Columbia. {. .10@-
Commercial Bank of Columbia. 2@-
Merchants Bank of Cheraw. -. 3@-
Planters Bank of Fairfield. So
State, of South Carolina Bills Re-
& ceieable. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. par.
City Of Charleston Change Bills. par.
*Bills marked thus (*) are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters of each.
Jan 13, 1870 29 ly
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BAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.

Prof Shepard says of analysis made October
l6. 1869: "A valuable Manure, and decidedly
superior to the article of last year"
Experiment made by NJ. C. NJ Hammond, Of
Beech Island, SC:
No Alnnure-Ss7 pounds Seed Cotton per acre.
IT'S lbs Peruvian Guano-l32S lbs. per acre.
It's lbs Baugh's-l4S9 lbs. per acre.
Dec 90, 1869 H6 3m
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

sG. E. TOLLY
INFORMS the public that he is now receiving a
large end elegant lot of
Furniture of every Description,
Which he offers et prices unequalled in the up
country, according to quality and finish. The fol-
lowing embraces portion of the stock now in
store
,, Mahogany, Walnut and Painted Bureaus,
Cottage and French Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, Washstands. Extension Tables,
Ladies' Work Tables, Writing Tables, &C.,
Chairs of all descriptions,
- Fine Cottage Sets of Furniture,
Cribs, Cradles, Trundle Beds, Mattresses,
And in fact everything usually kept in an estab-
3ishment of this kind.
- Ny goods are obtained direct from Northern
manufacturers, aud any article not on hand can
be furnished on The shortest possible notice and al
the most reasonable prices.
HA- Any article of Furniture made to order,
in the best STYLE and repairing done with neatness
and dispatch
Thankful for past patronage, l respectfully So
lieit o continuance of the same, confident that my
prices and the quality of my stock will please
every customer. G. F. TOLLY,
5kS Furniture Store, Depot Street.
FEB 3, 1870 81
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COTTONrMARKETS.

GvEsToS May 4Coiion in limited demand Coco Ordinary hed
74e hsies; q so bales
ORLEANS MAJ A-Coiiop firm and fair demand Mdttg 2i
lO0 bales ms, 57s5 hes ooastwlse, bale
total Bremen 57 bales 1n
stock $500 bales
MoFK Ala MAY 4-Iotion frmcr Mding, 2 Dfl!c; sales
200 bales receipts $40 baes eHpoT-to Grca. bIisn 1901 bas
coss.vi.a. VI bal. siocl, 81 js2 tales
S,yA~S,H Ga MAY i-Coon active; Aiiilng 2ic sale. 700
bales; receipts 90 bales eIortoswise $50 bsles STOCK 81 ~
bales a..
,gIKroS c. May ACoton steady; Mailing, PIE ales 30
40 r,,r,-is 69s bales stock, 1871 bales
S,v,Ix Va 4-COon nominal and sl6s, Business
peded Mddhpg 2oe receipts 200 bales cIporscowise, 80
sales; stock. SO bales $500. -,
B,TTwoEK May Dull and urcbarsd. MddHng, 2ic
81 bales; 10 bales total %
TO hsleS, stock 100 bales
Rosro~ MAY 4-Coton drill and lower; Mitdiug 8ta23ie
bales receipts rs bales coas'wse baes total ia
bales STOCK. no bales.
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The STATE OF TRADE.


4-ll3J ICnso opened al - 'or both money and
oInt ready, United states 1--WE
l53 G6. 1915 oil 81 ls 81 Territories tb Stoch
e,4y R4Eay shares, lOi Illinois Cenak l2i Atlantic and
kIf-4i Weseu. IT ,,., o..
LIVERPOOL NAV 4ll0 u.Cott0u opened quiet Glilng p
ssrds lDsd MiiilIg Orleans lt 0lltd
I,spS dull and quiet IN STEADY aioaL
Petroleum Iup ntiue easier AZ 81 1' p cWi
MAJ THE b0lrse opened hen's s7lc
AN.wEEP. MAY 4--PerOsuIo opened quet Al 81 names
b1rDOS. Mzy - }. M-OOlsOls 90 Tor moneys Tor account
g.! Q,. June United States IyISrat bonds 10
a laJ5. Oh gSf 1867. %
iprzpooI May 40 ,. m.-wbelt96 Z, ceutsl for California
Pok gnotaty higher. LaTlts y cNL Ba-
sou-GB for Sho--rihied Midl,e&
FNxpoK1 MAY +-Uue Twenty bond opened heavy
a III Of 1872
P,T MAY 49, 2. mThe BOa Is fmer; Beu'es, 14f 10.
+-COt.'u opened both and ahuaL
. NAV 4-The B1urse closed firm Reutes, stf &c
BEYnES May s-Petroeun opened trn.
HasHrHG. NAV 4.-P,trolruu opened quiet
FKsygroET MAY iUuiec STAKES bonds closed active ~ '1 ir
e. issue OF 1917 ,.,,
HAvEE MAJ 3-Cott0u CLOSED quiet on spot and arost
IoNuoN - p Cuso closed 40 ~ for ~ ~ June
account United Sts'es bond; SIS & o. CO. Trnforues
as Railway so'fs guet and stead ae 49, Illinois Central +
sutr .ad Great N.tt-ra. 81
LryrarooI IS p -to':o- closed tu' Mailing rpa-'s
900 MidiHng ORLEANS l+Qll.l.; Of tAe 41N bales
saclns 500 bales Tor Speculation anu export S's IutnIne
I,ypl, MAY 49, D. rr.-Ilu.ee1 Oh funer 20 {
Isssks Peoi-lIn closes. ~ iAaItTs Il greats
HAsDi.a MAY al tIrUelm co-ed qmti
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fine ARTS
maebinerp.

E'OR SALE.-25- horse ENGINE and BOILER,
i GOV running Wslkerst POR sALB CHEAP Ro.uovsi
MyL VALENTINE BUTLER SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY, ~
Broadway
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OrNcE CEsTRAt RAILROAD Co ON J.,
NEW.yORK. May D. 1870 :
yINuE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY o

TVIE TENIRAL KAILRUAD IUMfAN,l UI
il NEW-JERSEY Offer the holders OF the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, maturing next the NEW MORTGAGE BONDS, ma
turing 1880 for bond
Holders Of The second Mortgage Bonds which 1875
change for Mortgage Bonds Of 1897 bond for bond al ust
ing interest
The Of the Pint Mortgage Bonds eight hundred and eighty
eight thousand 3800 dOlaIs, due August next
Bonds the bur rt THOUSAND
1850 OOO dollars payable in 1878.
maturing in 1890 viii then lie the lrsi and
only mortgage the road.
The Capital Stok fifteen millions Is OO O) dollars snd the
gross earnings exceeded four millions tF4"GV
dollars
n, exchanged time before June next
plcainn 10 Samuel Knox Treasurer No. ll9 IAberyst.
- ''' " ~ JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON President.
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TI'UF Counons of the ST. Louis and SOUTH

EASTERN RAILROAD Frst Mortgage per cent God Bonds
will be paid on and e that date FREE Of Government
presentation at the Banking Hons GEORGE 0PDn hb Co.
p NaSsn.s New York. L. T. WISsLoW. President
IaI. No AL.rl2l
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHttrvrrHt, MAY s-Cotoa dg1. Xilag rf,aa1s 2s92.c
Ssrl stern I.a fH5, ! ~ - ~, r,,ngyars Co.
ID .sesi 80: White = 4Oa - "a RE seadv a. : 10
S5r yellow = ~ White. o9s 10; MIXED Il u. Oats
son. No. Pom - lari lelqle "l-sAg bed aT-
= n goe T4,a 10 soy 5 .s 4 S 60 s E
Fhet 600 bush Corr. 500 hush ". 40, .. -.
q CON incl n-e Ost. si- sac Rye tr1 wen Ight
supply. s-s gQsc Barley uorssly UNCHANGED Cotton ta
g o Trash 70 Ire Lat WiAy I'm Al II 3D. Ms PORK
s aana and hgh At rTeaar r9'~s ? = Tls 10, i9 sGs II;
80 2 30 sas g1eI glsfr BIZ ~ a. ~ 20, lt 4a9. al by
Sssus efg va DO lea1d AMI 10, ,ie VA ose.s EIchAa.e
Pam My 3-Thsre good milling demand or Wheat - 20
81 co.. white st.te and 81 ~ for Dehl Rye held st o.
s@ ~ 1hyr me "IaAa s' no'sss Eoo i'os - Io@
- NJ, Tro,Hed CITY made sa+l 20 slrowed do
az ,y At zoe for state e3qe4e or Ce5lia
hEs N-y iCo.ss tul at 2'i Or Mdlngsi receipts or tao
Co., bale export fl1 es Pioq ncslnsi % Sorn 81 IL
60 10 o'i 70 Lsr4 aia5c PoE' $50 20 o. bAeoH-
GllIsoEE. Ma i-Coiio. dan; Miadrng 2ie Flour and
a. rnss a 4 Si' Con- sT I'm. N w nj a4 iS
1 hss s Ri 3d. &C. n: rSs I'm s 4 S q e
lam. 500 Ls1a srn At lite WHISKY good deHsndi STOCK
0sxEgo Ma 4our active bu, unehsnred ses 22oo bbls
~ h Al, s s q, hos. ioi 4@sI w9:eI ~ Ss s
als sos bas No vsaEee Cu t. Corn steady but quiet
eaanI o 20; s. ~ a ne 'S ne. N PAX R, soe5
re-, 70 Boston &C. . SeT YSIt Sc Albany i7e
- PEI Lst Iayos-l2 wlya. IL ~ bGsa Kv
1900 ie,t u Lumber -
ByyyALo May 4-Reeyts-Wbeat l30 900 buh Com s4D00
Aul OA $50 bush four 90 tb Flour unchanged
WIDEST sales ~ $500 No. Chicago Sprng al Csc and
y Oh bash No. Milwaukee Club o. dull small sales
~ yellow 81 o. and Iei Western 81. Rive
snsl sSc Barley quiet Of an
s Pes nominal Que steady Hg wines
ey1; u0MHAiy Vs. Pork steady o. Lard dull l5te
aaA FFehEosEag ce-Ii yea asking lie Wheat
Rex-fOrt -
CacAso Aay 4BIcAGnge steady but unbsngei
ei quiet stU5e for No. 10 the the
% stc seller hayi gle, seller June Corn quiet 90 GSc
NO sc for Rejected, and Tic for grsde lower
eoSo a. Sc Rye quiet and lower 81 7ydTsc for No T.
se~sy Al y " for voccbOund, and = a. for iron
Iiotiaoa I'm and held higher, Mess Pork, sl9
ss0Iote. DRY Sailed Shoulders 1ltdllfC Cattle
@ - 'S 70 i Cow 70 prime hpplug Steers Live Hogs quiet
% Sssse " Common 20 70d 80 % for Pair Me
ias mlAi % ~ bush Con bush bush 200
bush Barley 500 Hog pments-iOfaa bhs youT Ia usb
~teA 49, bust Com $50 Z+O b1sl Ee s1 bush
ST LoUs May t-Tcseoo unehAng Cotton nominal
You n al ~ 10 LOT EsA sgetbe for Doule Rr
fdp5 - of ifeolt Era S6a 81 Pam brapfs Whoa
tfm No spnng 800 No Red Pail ri ga ns. Choice 20
tany 81 t3dtI 80 Corn trmeT % for Chaee Mref ot1
= u FOR lehosi = oo0 = U iorWh,e Pauc .oad bring lO
OAN s1yAnang sales tyQtle Barley unchanged Re- eds Al
t WHISKY trm e. o. P9rs active ~ % M Ia, ,,,
era bssy Dry hSted Meats soges 10 Bacon buonu At
l1lc for sb0udersi lc Tor fancg Clear RIB. lie of @ s
Asf. III a. lf0ltfc Cattle active Live Hsgs
tr-lf o. 90 faf Cool l0oe hcyts-E our so. li.
q " bush "
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

WEr.rsDAY Ma 4Iogtesu 10 cattle, have been REQ d
MONDAY, al al one hanieh5 yesiray and car To-
Ssr Frs az UuchaEg-e strong dressed nests selling well
Shc Ecve he Ag TIE past few DAYS There 10
,chsn report tie offerings Of to-day being .. carr 90 Fort
.ghh- CommunilAw. and 81 Wtehawkn OF lJ
had a told Sles - Ohio chpret 81 lhS tc car y ms
LIZ - o. lbs &c. 81 Of "a hs DC; j
Ltate On. SIC Of 1h. 1t &C.; ~ Of . BIS, 1.c =
ess sheep ~ b and l. cul from hOcS ~ o
isIl5. brought loc-c -
Z'tS
.csitc sn. s1
Ho. They quoted At mae dressed, With none
80 Arrivals TO-DAY J. Communpaw, sud cars at
iga-t- p. ora t-I o d
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-... r., ttarc delivery last even ine. 200
peu2, si a zoe Ns, ?is 200 ss 2 an yTa n, o9 Pl,e
oPnon .c ~ \, ,-. AM , jane at 21c average 10" 'hu
- On :. Of low No.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODTCF.

y NU-fI IITFr- IessfL 0n1 It1IIT0l1+ =
MAY -11 b Cotton Ashes 80 bag Cotton Seel 10 tg7
Ills r- 3l Whtst s hUsl. Com 1913 1usl oa to
u q ~ bush Barley 20 bush Grass seed ~ blh brsns ~
M IN. ~ bag Meal 3 bh Pork. lCtpkgS Beef 5' pkgs
Cu 81. n pkg Lar Ia pkg Siea1n 2t'l pas
I. pigs hHs Elgs, % phgs Iaov, l5 bbs
ID rag. prl Fuii g. hs Copper $50 tts WHISKY 81
r.. es Wo. Isl Ho- - l Leather. at+ de dl bids
i1 nag, TJbdcco l4 qk Rec 40 pass starch ID h4s Pea
slo. ta SEius, 2oJ Copper Ore ~ pigs
\ . n - L II. II
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Meats snail sales Of Picked Hams IL 1910 &C.
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zerms DRESSED Hos .sc for Guy LsTd Is dull and
, It's tb> an. =. '4c for No i loc ior ,y
land fsi prime steam for future delivery 500 tos at lo.e
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ro te weak though DOT acusy lower
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as and 0 Pruambuco private terms
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.-NOTICB 70 ST0CKHOLDERS-1he ANNUAL
ELECTION Of this Company for the ensuing
be held he Office Of Company OF Fourth
and Tweryih TUESDAY the Eth day Of Az next The
Polls will be from - O'Clock until o'clock OF thst
will be closed from O'Clock Of tie 18th
day May next until ooOek N Of the lSs DAY o. MAJ nei
ROBERT J. NivEN, Secretary.
New.YOrk, April q 1870.
PoKr HuKoN AxD LAKE. MICHIGAN RAILROAD CosrAsr,l
TRkAsuRRK's OFFIcK, PoKT HUKoS. Mich, April s. 1870
FTHE COUPONS of the Seven per cent FIRST
and Compsny doe May 1870 will he paid
gold Of Government presentation
The Office Of W. HOPKINS Co, II Broadway Nswforn
W. l.. BANCROFT, Treasurer
rTHE COUPONS OF LEAVENWORTH
4 BRANCH UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, X. D., ttow
Kansas Railway 1870 vii be paid Presentation by
DABNBY MORGAN CO., So EIchangepaoe, Sewiork, and
chat date
OFFICE OF THE MILWAUKEE AND ST.
~ PAUL RAILWAY Co-1he annual meeting OF the STCCh-
Other business properly be done annual
held City OF Milwaukee the 4h Of June,
The polls from until The transfer books
vii be closed May TO- 2 and be eopncd June 10 al ~
a BY order Of tie Board Of Urecorx-APrl ~. 1910
JAMES NJ McKlNLiY, Transfer Agent
OpyICK o DKrosrT Co. OF NKwYORKy
Nos lf2 aud lt6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, April H. l3!o
rI'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen
i DIRECTORS ofTHB sAFB DEPOSIT co. 0P NETWORK and
three INSPECTORS or ELECTION will be held at the ooe Of the
COMPANY l2 lac Broadway n w. MONDAY the 9h day
Of MAJ 1870 between the hours of r. noon, snd m
FREDERICK POSTER Secretary.
n, 60 ovN