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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
CTATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
Ia Probate Court held "a Montpelier, within and for
said DISTRICT 18th day OF Jasuary, A. d. 1870
An instrument purportiug 10 DO the last Will anu tes
lamont OF Joseph howell, lats o. Montpelier 70 SAID
usriet dvcesvd, being resvnted ~ thp court oy joe
ph Poland unu OF the Executors therein namedi Tor
.ionate II Is ordepn by said Court that all parsons
iunuurnod therein be notAed 70 appear at session of
,ld Court. 10 held the Probate Ulice in Montpe-
ncr on ta atiday Of February, A.. ~ i,iu, and show
use, any they may have -alnst the ffopato OF said
Nt far which purpose further ordered that copy
a tho record oi tbs order Ic published three VEGAS
ccrs.ivey Va the Vermont Waterman state Journal,
printed at ntpeiier previous 10 said time appointed
,vr nearing. . y. .,.. II 4'.elsi
by the court,-Attest,
OhO3 I.l 7 - =. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
Leqal l1ntines.

GARDNER WHEELER'S ESTATE
" Tho -uhscrihors, having been appointed by the
ilauorlnlo pro!utc Cont for the Distiet OF Washing
oou tomm ners receive, examine and adjust all
claims ai Getnas OF all persons against the estate OF
ia ucr Wheeler late Of CsLot, in said District, de-
.easeu represented insoltent, and the term Of sig
nuuths ifoui the 18th day OF January. 1870, Icing al
10y ahi Court To the creditors OF ald deceased TO
tAhiiut ami prove their respective claims before US
Give notice that we will attend 70 the duties Of onr APP
poinLnent at tho dwelunghoVse Of widow Elza Wheel.
r. in Calut, Va sad District the last Saturday OF
February and June at O'Clock In the afternoon
On each " said days
JOSEPH PARKER, )N0s"
Caiot. Jan %. A, ID. le7O, .Ul. COOS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
Y0EL DENsMoREs ESTATE. - II

~ Subscribers having been appointed by tho Honora~
10 n obac Court Tor the District or Bradford comms
oners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
louad- ~ all rsns, aga st the estate OF Joel Dens-
uOro, lato Of sornth IN said District daceased repre-
Cd insoIyent aud the term Of SIX months from the
dly OF January, l97J beng allowed BY said Court
the creditors OF said deeeased to exhibit and prove
lar respective eaius teiore usi GIVE norv, that
sil attend 10 tie duties Of our appointment at the
weling Of the atp oel Densore, In Corinth In
aid u strict, the first Tuesdays Of May and July
ext ut one o'coek in Afternoon. each of said
days.
i iaa uge- ELfHu1 fy DEGn Yptl ,,ooc,,,s,onsr.
q. ~ WINCHESTER oo'''''s''one'''
-Corintll. Jun. .. "a. patslUl 2 az 4l.ll u 0la
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
February /, 1870.

LADies.-Sliss Carrie Barnett, Mrs. Eliza A. Drown.
GEsrLEMES.-Chares W. Alexander o. Campbell
James Deston, A. r Knapp, Lute Nichols, Wesley Put
nam, A. o. spoor, n. Whltemore, A. A. Wood--2.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

EAST BrRLis.-we learn that Kinney 4 Hub
bard have completed their mill for provender and
corn, and are prepared to do weA all the work that
may he brought to them. Next month their
Touring mill will be ready Give them call.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
Yoy1TaAyaeA ikKS EsrATf, ...Tbe

~ iroiatsd oy tts IinorsAIe
ilOlate Court Tor the ,Distiyl u rwashngtpl Com.
as-hlste f,4s w. exsii m at efaip and
uuands OF all persons ainst the estate Of yOnathsn
h, tate u sitsfi. VI decepsedi re-
prc-sntui l4sovenL ami tho term Of six ntlz tom
,ne Aitli dly or5aA isT0 icfg Howed by salt Court
tho creditors Of sad decesed, Y exlbit and prove
.net respective caitus belUrc us Give nOtce That We
yii attend 10 tho duties Of our appointment at the
wet.iiotse OF Jtlus /. PALMER, in Watched, M said
D strict on the lart Wednesdays Of fesruary aud Au.
st next O'Clock In the lternoonou each u said
lays Id - -. =. 81. ,,,.r,f Ifi IN
Moretown January 81 4 d. $50 OaOi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

~ w, STORRS, having passed through
Ns the Floods aud the Fiv, gives notice that lac
sstl OH hand aud opeu for hnsncss. In the prcsen
lnsecmly state Of things, lac wall soil many goods .
iust aud css
January 81, 1863, 09t09
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
ABRAHAM WOODS ESrATE.--The

a Il ~, srilers having bcen appointed by the Hon
,rl.io C0urt oF the Dislriet Of WASHINGTON,
COMMISSIONERS rec i've, examine and ADJUST all claims
demands ol all sTsosss against the estate Of Aura
IAN Wool, late uI Marsheid IN said district dcceased
represented yonL anu die term of SIX months, irOn
llu ilth day OF JANUARY ls1n, being allowed by said
Coutt to creditors Of said deceased, ~ exhibit aud
nOyv their re-pcctv 70 eians before Give notice.
LL We will attend to the dutica Of appointment at
tiie dwylng 0ase II 1itodore Mcod in Marshhsld, In
SAID distfiel, no first Monday Of March aud seoond
Monday OF juy next ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
sstch OF said days. . 4Llll-- li
I. .. W. u, .DyINFI.L, lcomntssioper..
s. j. nOLLlsfER, 5
ManahGali Jan. -, 1870 fl 0is03
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
LANES GRIFFIN'S ESTATE. = tn

n
~ subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
aulu PROBATE Court Tor the Dslrict OF Washington,
commissioners, to receive, exaullne and adjust AL
nius aad dela1s ali against the estate VI
Iales urilhn, late Of Calais, In saul district, de-
ceased tied tnsoiyeht and the term Of SIX months
,tom the 18th day january, 1870 beng allowed ny
AID ourt tho orOrs OF said deoelscd to exhibit
lnl prove their respective claims iaiore US
uiVe notice that We Will attend TO the duties OF
,ppnintment at the dwelling buuse " widow Mary
1tiin. iu CALAIS, la said District, tho second Mon
~ Of February an July next, at one o'euck In the
iltcrneon, on e-,,, i "a Tvs. ltl III ai lsI
CLARK KING, ,urv }commissioners.
East Montpelier Jan, H. A. u. lasl 0I01
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
A ARON UiLLEY,s ESTATE. = The

L Subscribers having heen appointed by the Hon.
uraln Pro ate Court Tor the District OF Washing
iun Commissioners to rueeivo- sxamine and ai1ust all
claims demands OF all persons, against the estate %
Anrun lllfy hlte OF Claa, In said District deceased
represented usovcnt and the term OF six months from
the dth day Of January, t1o, being allowed ny said
lourt the creditors oil said deceased, to exhibit ana
prove tic frcspectivevlaims / efoSe U.S.
Give L0ct that viii attend to tue duties OF our APP
pontmeut at the dwelmE-house OF Mis-. q A, u; LII
iey 10 CALAIS, In said District tho third Moo
lnys Of February and July next at ten O'Clock In tie
f1ruuoOn, On each % ssil duys ....s,
L.. W. II DWiNkbL,
ADnlSJN PECk,
Calais, January y, A, ID. 1877. lfnart N os00
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
Mett Ndtertts ements
REPORT

OF tho condition Of The Noutpolier National bank
at thv close u husingtsi January a. ioiO,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
Messrs. RsspALL & DURANr,

whose law, er's Office was Immediately over Dea.
Storrs', will be in the vicinity of 5000, with no
insurance. The loss isin law bonks and papers
in their back office, which the nearness OF the lire
and the pressure of the smuke would not allow
them to remove. They have n9yed into the Office in
Fred r. Smiths bloch, recently vacated by Alessrsy
Red6eld Il Gleason, where they will be happy to
" sue and be sned'' as before.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
REPORT

,g tho ooud ton of Tho Waterbury National BANK, IN
Waterbury in the state ~ Vermont, ut the cosu 81
business on the 2li lay OF January $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

FLiXA fair Domestic: sales u Common state AZ ia
l5 Good Fair 20 Good Western Al '6
Good Csnaan aud Ordinary DO az l Gl4c Tow ssiesdvi
,ae of ecks at l4ic Manufactured Sc Sutch st i Ohio
at BE, and State &c .---- ,--,--
FEATHERS-Ne learn Of ea'ure TIE business has heea
moderator quote Live Geese 5G3 for (ueN) Far TO Prime
Western. aud 65d-oc flr Oh vi ed
GRAN-wheat uier the nane9ee Of less favorable news from
Enrpr further gold aud larger offerings, has been
Choice Winter Nheas unstable aud
1900 bbls AZ ~ for Mixed Spnnz = va
10 for 40 CLcgo spring: 81 05 for NO. TO- do 81 Il for ""
~ Amber Western In 81 80
Michigan. aHoa and ~ FOR Mixed STATE Peas are
lower and close quiet: $500 bush 9c IN Ooud oats are lrreZ
mar and h sales 1890 hush
al soc for New Ohio pier Ole aaoit; Wenen at Sic n stores
Se al tOdoc Jey,ey sud Southern At 5505 Rye u IN
moderate demand and unsettled sales 100 bush state at 81 o.
Corn Is shade active, the demand part for The
salala. aud iosos strong sales % OlO hsh at " d5
for New Old at 81 0 aAoat last Western
at 81 yellow We
& aud Yellow ~ o. al ore, on pier.
GUANOre supply Peruvian larger two hsve arrived
previously These being Jbbed out az t1Od'3 y
gold. add I 80
Rags Cloth moderate
III 0,glr. for the former. aud BE for the latter
DES-Ihe demand foreign STILES has been good and the
proving inadequate the uube
been secured previous arrival With the fuciuatug
premium gold naturally quite al
well sustained and Of the desirable
Domestic Snghers unsettled but with the al
vantage mostly 10 buyers favor We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

In State bonds rhemarfct has Seen barely steady
with per cent OF from TcgGesee e. and Coupon aud
with per cent advance North Carolina, new, from
yesterday morning, ~! South Caro.oa is sold ut oo
Louisiana g. ~.
The following the highest prices To First Board
Of yesterday and today the Stock ExcL4pge Of Ril.
f,4ds
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rh,.? agsi slaughter aud SalIsd, Lsht1a sn

MoLASSESrbe great bulk OF the stock ofosn undesirable and
seldom dNsog hid ahi With the trade calling for onlv Job
parcels ~ choice the whole market has shown decidedly fat
trrsIg one Pn,ss wtk and reduction 10 hgu of
gallon sin nominal ea values New Orleans
pune cells fairly bot lots neglected We old crop
tus about !6GG Ccntiiupa Do. Sld5 do Ca,-l
DO 81 zoe do Mus,osao DO HdEc Porto Rico 5od6Sc Epgh
Bland d50r pTeaus 0ia sales Of 60 bids
tlss 1871 bbs New Orleans - d5Oc by IS
hhls, Porto Rico. s2tDa8e
nkrALS-Th American rgot has been Eir seye
baie had eur ,ues The general eshpT lcep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

Tic Currency O. sold az ll2t and Tie O. OF 1881 at 4
being and q above pag. Governments were stronger
after the Board.
Foreign exchange Ia weak TO day the large supply
OF cotton Hills and those drawn against tie shipment Of
rallioad bonds Ile following the nominal rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
e. an ouBt 10 z4s 900 n Lab. ana

sno drop quotations The sale. L.is .sa
Dhnhore IN hes shesihng md yellow eb.,r
pc qaiy Tor scotch p Iron has proved snail sa,1
prrfs been tl %
yifd r55 - rs
geu ann M proes sir nncbngd There AR asmsrf
hHa ~ TN a. ormef prices; sales 3 a9l,e ~
NE mtsI lcei sna o Balea 1t &C.. ald Elg6 gLa7lg
Jobbing bgsiress We quote. ""' vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

Al the Second Board \. 7. CenttI mn LU'0H fU' ~
o-.ao-, Erie q4l; Chicago and NorthW stern, =
ana Boston Hartford and Erie at 6. The lock wa@tt
WINS heavy after tho Board, with tho principal dealings
in Northwest st. Paul. Lake slorc alt Pac.Hj Mail
Tho North West shares have hccu deIrc q 10y tic ic
port that the earnings for the second gce. VII fho"
decrease Of over sJO,0l0.
The following the Government quotations o. Messs'
Fisk p Hatch at 4 u. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

THIRD EDITION now READY.
history tool DO ordinary liadalH Y
Times
barely take and begin without being
inseusOy drawn on BY s peasant genial and smoothly Towing
-lniepeudent
Full % Dry smiling bumor Which o5eres bass Of real earn.
esiness"- Providence Press
while comic element IS predominant In pictures and
smusugy apparent the accomplished authors
inclined thus chief charm
picturesque descriptions the quick insight
o. Tie morale Of events Hours Home
handles practical political poblenatcal fashions
things that ght have been be and
where iln would TO he"-lPbAa North
American.
Mr Sherwood the happy faculty Of discovering Tie
aide Of thi5gs -" Boston journal
cit las sharp b.ts'-i Albany Evening Journal
"Tde early summary # American history worthy the pen 4 DeJ
Fioh KliekeTDookef LImseL'-lPh Press
The illustrations capital Pbila. C'ty Item.
Oae q The entertaining books Of the class Which beOrs
-iChTisi4au Register.
The reader viii fad am1l. pessur.
fuD Luof d the sbcA hgbt page BED
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
THE MARKETS.

''' TUESDAY. March IS, 1870
ASHRs-Po,s fair demand at h prices sales a. o. o.
MATBRIALs-Tbe business has been moderate and the
mar ket steady. We quote. u,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa At g. FREE FROM
TAx-This railroad runs ~ miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled portion
If the magnificent State Of iowa and is the only
link wanting TO connect tho railway ceDter5 at ST.
Ionis and st. Paul ly an uubIokcn line. l47 miles
shorter than any existing routc. Forysix miles are
already completed, aud uCariy 10 miles more are
graded.
Tho amount Of Bonds to be Issued is but $4,000
per mile, or less than four millions, in all,
or WHICH oVEP OSE MILLION HAVE ALREADY
BiI.S SOLD.
VIZ BELIEVE TH.rE WILL BE NO MORE FAvoRA-
BIZ TINE - SILL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY REALLY
Fmsr-Ctt.5 RAILROAD SECURTms-SUCn AS THESE
--IHAN TIE PRESENT
After n iui. examination, we have accepted an
Agency for tho sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds All desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners As A THOROUGHLY SAFE AS WELL AS PROFIT
ABLE INVESTMENT.
JAY COOKE & Co., 90 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
3flusital Snstrumtnts.

A GREAT OFFER.
~ HORACE WATERS. A.; BROADWAY EEwYORK
dispose o Hundred PIASOS nHLODEONs ORGANS.
Of tTta makers low for cash dunng
month VII from 7 slj until paid Let
money applied purchased New Ccfeug Pianos Rent
Monthly iustalneuis received for
A STEINWAY PIANO at 81 per month";
~ CCkEBING caye round carved legs for
Sll5 New 5oaye MkLODEON, +55 = for a IONCEk
TlNAS, with 70 keys 81.
$ T. GORDON, FOG Broadway.
IF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
i NJ ~ MERRELLS Gate T.. =. Cunuugss WaTeoom, NJ. :,
VnoBqusre Sold Btamen vsy
loOk . then before J0u decide elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

Leypoldt s. Holt have just published the
second number OF the Journal Of Social Science contain
ing the papers rcad before the american Association at
the general meeting this city last october Our readers
are already familiar with these papers, through the a0'
stracs gwen TIE TRIBUNE at the time OF the meeting,
put they VIII be glad to have them in full and IN con
venIcut shape FOR preservation Mr.. Friedrich Kapp Is
the author Of careful paper "Immgration General
Garfield explains some q the defects and proposed
reforms in The American Census" Mr.. Dawes dis
ousses The Mode Of Procedure in Cases Of Con
tested Elections" and there are contributions
by T. W. Dwight on The Public Charities
OF the state Of New.York " a. +. Spohord on The Pub
lie Libraries Of the United States " J. D. Potts on The
Science OF Transportation 5" DIS Bacon. Hammond and
Lincoln on Vaccination; - Charles Francis Adams, IT,
on The Election q Presidents ;" Sheppard Romans on
life Insurance; :" George Barrett on The Admins
traton Of Criminal Justice :; Dr. Harris on " Health
laws :" and H. j. Field international Code" To
these is added carefully prepared summary OF Home
aud Foreign Intelligence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

DROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
Il NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Propouh will be the
Commi,.ou Woods Building City Of Providence. II O'clock
Of TUESDAY th. llh dsy Of April 1870 Or the CONSTRUC
TON Of RESERVOIR on SOCKASOSSET NIL IN CRAESTON
The keyOif " be iftchss work OF nearly
thousand feet lrg ad egLt buIdiee
tsis and niueen feet deep vk inlet A4 outlet sAb
Meeting conduit
Plaza Shd iptst and fern, and coalitions Of con
pfoyOfi1 ebta oed al The sad Conrsi0Le onoe
Al. B Loo KWOOD ,r
GnAS g SAnrKsrER, csDH MaHr
J. HERBERT SHEDD. Child Engineer
Pro,deboe Pei a 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
Proposals.

NOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS.
~ PROPOSALS Tor FURNISHING Tie CITY OF BOSTON with
STONE PAVING BLOCKS
Sealed proposals. vii be received at e 0Gce - The eUpeBsbdnt
H.
City Of Boston PavgR GuDg The scar 1870 Tie
blocks 10 he ofthe following dnnsnriohs Va.
width, 3! to4l
Length, btO8b.
Depth. 70 in.
All the edge 10 be sharp and ct forming right angles
both horizontally
splt. and free from buncLe, depIesfonG
Proposals. 10 state The Price thousand blocks delivered uch
shr ~. city and Fast Boston
from time 10 tan. by th Supesndent Of Streets Als0 the
Of blocks which the all deliver month during tie
sample Of the bOcks must accompany Tie pr0posal
PrOpOshls he addressed udOrsed
Tor furnishing Of Boston IA
Tie night "a TsAertsd te reject o. all proposals.
GEO O. CARPENTER.
n, Commute, on Paving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

No SAFER or BETTER INVESTMENT THAN THE
fIar MORTGAGE FER GENT GoLp BoSps op THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

HEMP-The business Manila has been only moderate at farmer
Other Kinds devoid activity aud In the absenee Of sales
nominal
HAiA far demand for shipping qualities and the market trm
95c ~ A. leo n Retail lots III i56 81 3D.
HoPSle market continues quiet New Prime 22d2ic, and DO
poor % good. at l4020c
HoRNS-OI selh.g at o. for Rio Graude, and sass for
American selected
lNbGOA moderate business he noted BOc VI IN for
Manila DS IS for Caracas. asa ~ IS for Guatesa ~
~ Madras ani ~ Tn0$I 10 for Bengal all gold
LRAHkRHrmok Sole has sold e freely though for the
a.. demand good both Eastern aud for
uodcrste small accumulation
hands, light weights be boush tnne lower though whole
the market has STEADY OAK sole IL moderately active
With the demand confined the choice parcels
Saug liter Rough dull aud roHual unchanged We quote;
mil nA 80
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN ,bc Anil number Of The Catholic Nor'@
"a t tl, 'i.t ol A s. gies OF articles founded on lne
Abb6 Martins Fu,nro OF Professionalism ana O"'uo
ucityp o., purpose e; the reviewer ms mont" D'D
disncse 81 q" ne r, .ouson tProtestantsh u's
suA sust..lcd i,itous liberty OF the Htedoh "a WI
,rteuce" OK tLo other articles the most N"'""'''
80, s5 III an, an examination OF the recent inquiries
iptc the caso II Mary Queen OF Scots WON I.'
&c ss uoyll toutly defends, anda discussion Of ANo
s.,.1 Cl..,ion." in winch the writer presents inc
f-ll fragments for division Of the school Iohu PO
r-tt i..goeu Catholics Proesants, and lsTaeN'es y"
,b,~e last demand 40. He believes that IL "ouu io' NC
ueces airy under his plan 20 distribute the money ""e
all tie Protestant denominations because Protes"n'S 80
n class arc satisfied with the schools as they are ;
INT vbetber they would remain after the
pripciple of division had once been admired
Is another question. A second article on inv
Iron Mask" gives an excellent summary u u,
researches OF rather the theory, Of W. Maiius I'pn %
explains the mistake which was committed I"S' nou"i
I'm publishing old article wherein NJ iol'N -,
sious were overlooked Father Hecker sehoS "No'"' "
terest.ng tietter from the Council SNORT paper on
"Noecnlar Mechanics" gives an account OK A'"I'o"9
theory al the constitution of matter ana Inc nature VI
force propouuded by Jesuit priest IN bhSI't"' A"'
isa sharp review Of Mr. :. Barring G'uas O4'sIA "DN
Deyeloppeut Of Religious Belief and some OF the shorter
cos NJ the end Of the number are unusually
treucbant The editor not sparus seven heolosans OF
as own determination. Dion aud the Sibyls
a classic Christian Novel, by Mr. Miles
Gerald Keen. is introduced with a solcmnty which
hardly seems jU,Hed by It's merits, though II may I'M
prove goes Il was published VI LONDON several
wears ago. hat has time ont OF prnt Aubrey
DE We're furnishes d graceful poem To the Rainbow,
which atones IN measure for the weakness OF a
string Of verses entitled Plange Fila sioD," by Sophia
MAY EcRey The stabat Mater given with renderings
into Greek and English, Of which the Greek, upon the
whole. Is the peasauter 10 read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16

Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with rstclass commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply of which can always be found with us'
FARNHAS. GILBERT 81 Co., WaIst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
JAY COOKE & Co., 20 Wall-st.

Pamphlets with map. may be obtained, and sub
scrptons will be received at the COMPANYs OFFICES,
No. ~ Pino-st. New-York; at Offices Of JAY COOKE
x Co.. New-York, Philadelphia. and Washington;
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and banking-houses
of HowEs & MACY, NewYork; and at banking
house of T.. W. CLARK 81 Co.. Philadelphia.
W. Is. SHATTUcK, Treasurer.
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hossuuAD' y D'~''' - lCa'c Est ktIy y tun al o.
RRgON CORN AND BROOMSThe supply Of Corn IS ample AMI
IL geavv I3l5c. for to prime !" un1e
BtoOins
ar seI.ry A. - goa rs go - dozen. =,
deard moderate and the market sieaoJ saes Of
900 ID Al 3I14lc for Yellow Western and Soathrrn
BRiST the moderator saes at ireIn
zoe n 70 80 Tor American Gray ard White
BONF-SmsIl n II Rio Graute az : 80 y t11.
gOTTON-For goods spot the market higher snd erne
% anal ropl- offering For forward there has been
bushes. opening with Juosaa favorable news
rom ,ho but closing contradiction Of the monny
~ Ic.s Sales bales u 53 as, ing aud 10 to sfrle
which export, $40 for consumption ~ or spS4
and 7 In transit For delivery, @ evening 40 Alr Itc
10 Nav gle NAY 800 Jule, 2Clc to-day - Ap 2Oc
l1n AZ noe 4i Die May 1890 2!c ITO 20 Ic nv
Jnae p go JAY 2c an4 100 az Ec al On basis Oh
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Ny. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
= EnR rnr WEEK ENnISG NAIrI li. $50.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts ,le correspondent N'
year 4lt8. scarcity really rune tls az Nc ~
he fees 4Issy De ieI
bush German beans has si s.d % r. % Ao-'
more isN oa beans are 20 ~.
nearly We MarroNs AZ -
strictly prime; bbs DO. 49, cor mediums r. ~ m us -
Il : III .nInrNh z h-. We lulkr
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