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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-01-06
INCIpIENT CONSUMPTION.
Vienna. Fairfax counlv v

Vienna, Fairfax county, Va.
have been for three years troubled with q
very bad hacking cough, attended with general
debility. | could not attend to my household du-
ties. Doctors prescribed; I took highly recon-
mended medicines, but continued to grow weak.
er, until, by chance, got De Bngs Wonderful
Remedy. am taking the third bottle, and an
about my house, much improved In fact, fee
quite we'll. Mrs. ANNE " CoMdINs.
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INFLAMMATION OF TIE LUNGS.


Bordentown, N. j., NOV. Z, s1ee9.-
I'contracted q cold, which settling On my lungs,
caused Inflammation and severe pains across my
breast and shoulders, alarming my family and
friends One weeks use Of De Bing Wonderful
Remedy relieved me eff cough, and stopped the
pains in my breast and shoulders. I am we'll and
thankful CORNELIUS LENT.
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HIRSTI 6 LOEB,
MAIN STREET IsTAUNTON, v

Where you will find Ladies Companions, Card
Cases-Pearl and Shell Writing Desks, Work
Boxes, Toys ct all kinds, Rocking Horses, Mag-
ons. Plated Casters. Baskets, Cups, Revolving
Butter Dishes, Walking Toys, Work Baskets, Pho
tograph Albums with plated hinge, Slipper Pat
rms. Ladies' Satchels, Fancy French Clocks.
Watches,S Fine and Fancy aewelry, Silver and
Plated Spoons, Dolls, Wax Figures in Vases,
China, Ornaments, and in fact everything you can
think of will be found at Iiirsh & Loebs. Prices
moderate. acc. io-u
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For Sale by ali Druggists.

sIHurs! Etarss !-Furs from $3.50 to $40
T. set can be found at
dec 9 JAS. A. PIPER & SONS.
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TTor SaEe.-A first rate NEW TWO
& HORSE WAGON in good repair. APP
ply to Peck Il Cushing, Staunton, or Keller, Fail
4 Co., Chufehyille, July 29-tt ,
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\ issoEsskisszn.-The. partnersllip exIstir,

I AissozMkieszs.-The partnership EXISTING
~ between the undersigned rs auction and
commission merchants, was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the 3lst day Of December, 1862 All
persons indebted to the concern are hereby no
tied that,the business of the concern requires
immediate settlement Everybody Concerned
will certainly save trorbls by coming forward
and settling their indebtedness .iL& ss'sl 80
The business will be, conducted at the old st and
by E. NJ. Cushing. who viii be pleased to wait on
his friends and the public and will attend to the
settlement Of the business of the old concern.
s.sssssessss II. H. PECK, ii i.
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PHYSICAL AND NERVOUS PRosTEATIoN
Baltimore, Md, Oct, %, 1869

My wife has suffered fer sometime with geher-
al debility, causing physical and nervous pros
tration of her system, and producing series Of
Female Complaints, terminating in Spinal Alice
ton. Two bottles of De Bing's Remedy has re-
stored her to usual good health
JOHN A. SIGAl 1913, N. Gay street.
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In Debt unon an Attachment.

The object Of this suit is to recover of the De-
PENDANT J. 3. Antoni, the sum of $1,000, with
interest thereon from the 4th day Of June, 1868,
Ill paid, and 81 90 charges Of protest, and the
costs. sac the Plaintiff, Joseph NJ Oliver
The defendant, ]. B. Antoni, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence tina. he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is orassea that he do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this notice. aud do what is necessary to protect
his interest. u copy-Iestc,
4. D. SEARS, Clerk.
Christian s. Smith. e. q. jan Cat
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PRICES OF DRESS GOODS REDUCED
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT.

PRICES OF DRESS GOODS REDUCED
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT.
LINEN GOODS, such as TABLE-CLOTHs,
NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, TOWELS, TOWEL1NG,
SCOTCH and RUSSIA DIAPER, and IRISH
LINENS, at lower prices than before the war ;
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, JEANS, and SATI-
NETS, for greenbacks at their gold value;
CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHs, and DRUG
GETS, at ruinous rates
SASH. BONNET, and NECK RIBBONS, at re-
duction of Is per cent;
FANCY JEWELRY and NOTIONS at astonish-
lngIy low prices;
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
and EMBROIDERIEs much below their value
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS at all prices to
make them go of rapidly
WINDOW SHADES, with fixtures complete, at
y'low prices;
UMBRELLAS, all sorts and sizes, at very low
rates; -
HOODS, NUBIAs, soNTAGs, BREAKFAST
suAWLs, and PERLIssEs, at reduction of
80 per cent, and in some instances SO per cent
OUR STOCK. at this time. is the largest
and best assorted one ever offered in this city
upon such favorable terms. We advise those in
want Of DRY GOODS to call early. Bargains
will be sold; SO do not put off purchasing.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
gaaz We advise our Country friends to send in
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Marriages and rsssegas.s.

Marriages AND Esazggis.s.
NJ i wish o inform my friends that have
moved my CARRIAGE SHOP &c. my new build
ing near The Virginia Ho.el; will keep on
hand Carriages aud Blu 5ges of every description
By close attention business and fair dealing, !
expect 10 give entire satisfaction. I will Fay
strict attention to REPAIRING. Give me . call
Before purchasing j. II. WATERS. Il;
janr9-tf fGS8 &&a@ 5-t4 III
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S EaWEss-Very Cheap at
~ dec9 JAS, 4. PIPER s. SONS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-01-06

TSM erciaants' Hotel.
1RN. on the European Plan,
Room IS cents per day-or regular fare $500
per day. s
Corner Of Hanover and Pratt streets,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Three squares from B. & 0. R. Depot and s
minutes walk of the principal
Steamboat Wharfs
HENRY SCHOFIELD,
may 24-6 ely Proprietor,
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Drivate Boarding House.
i The undersigned has taken the House Of
Mr. B. L. Bagby, on New ST.. above the Engine
House, and is prepared to accommodate persons
desiring private boarding, with boarding and
odging or board by the day.
june loft NJ. A. MILLER.
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CASH ON DELIVERY, OR UPON EECEIPT OF THE
CASH BY MAIL OR OTHERWISE
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN EVERY IN
STANCE. Jan o-t
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yese advertisements
i OFp,cr OF BuRKa's IRON worries, !

OFFICE OF BURKa's IRoN WonEs,
.SN 49, Stauuton, Va ~
Ho! For Ia70: My Accounts:t January
Il lst, SO, viii be ready promptly on
times A|striotly Cash Business WILDE car
ried on II future. " A. EURkE.
jan 6-lm
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GOODS FORWARDED BY EXPRESS.

gaaz We advise our Country friends to send in
their orders at once.
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SSH. 7sal f.2 %& - Greensboro, N c.
L. NJ. COLE, General TcketaA gent, B. & 0. r.
R. Baltimore, Md. -s0sl SIS s7a1a ss,.r ~
J. L. WILSON, Master Transportation, 3. 4 0
R. r. Baltimore, Md. d atai
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Shooting AFFAIR.

About II o'clock on yesterday morning a
difficulty occurred il 'front.' Of the Lexington
Hotel between sEs. G.. L. White, one Of ths
proprictors, and Mr. Je1ysll, the nAplvSss
agent, which resulted IN The accidental wound
ing Severely in the leg) Of a bystander, Mr..
Samuel Steele, Jrv, BY a pistol bail fred by
Mr.. White, and a severe cash across the head
Of M Jewell, BY a paving stone thrown BY
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANAS
80. aSAS RAILROAD. ea

QN AND AFTER THURSDAY Nov, %, 1869,
~ p; one daily passenger train will run
between WASHINGTON and ~ NCfIBUEG, con-
Meeting at GORD0NSVILLE with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Coyington & Va
Spring; at LYNCHBURG for WEST and SOUTH
WEST and at WASHINGTON fer the NORTH
and NORTIfWESr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

thence northwostwnrdly
Eve feet three inches
thence north eleven feet;
thence east one hundred
and twenty-five feet to
the beginning.
McCartliy-Jeremiah ...
Beginning OF the southeast
corner uf said lot; thence
west along north II street
twenty feet; thence north
to the rear line Of said lot;
thence east twenty feet;
thence south TO the he
uinntnr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

McClcary, VI. ......n.
Being oil Of said lot with
the exception Of thatpart.
beginning twcnty-nlne I
feet -four Inches from the
southeast corner Of lot
twelve; thence running
In q southeagtcrly direc-I
ton with and along the
alley In said square severn
teen feet; thence In O
straight line north of
east twcnty-iour feet SIX
aud lvc-elghth inches tol
a point south directly Of
aud distant i've and hfty.l
nine hundredths feet
from the southeast oil
said lot twelve; and
thence due north five
fifty-nine hundrc dths
feet to the southeast cor
ner OF said lot twelve;
and thence due west with
the south line Of said lot
twelve twenty-nine feet
four inches to the begin.
ming,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

NIWT IN -WNWI y n
First and second Install.
ments of tax for eurblngI
and paving footWay (lDI
the name OF VIM. II, Gun
nell) on Interest from
NoVember25, 1858, SlS,sTI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

Second installmCnt OF tax
for curbing and paving
footway IN the name Of
VIM. r. Baldwin, on In.
forest from December 81.
1SG9........ $4,000
Having a front Of forty
feet On Eighth street ca I
adjoining the south
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Amus,mfmts.


WALLACKs.
w PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. yR GRsrBR WALLAOk
DOORS OPBs AT 4. TO COMMENCE AT 3 O'CLOCK ... d.
BYBKY EVENING
SATURDAY MATINEE AT ~ p. NJ
FOURTH WBBK or THB
FOURTH WEEK or TIiB
SUCCESSFUL sEw DRAMA
SUCCESSFUL EBw DRAMA
LOST AT SEA,
LOST Ar SEA,
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA-
LOST AT SEA.
WITH POWERFUL CAST
STARTLING AND BFFRCrIYB SCENERY,
STARTLfSG AND EFPBCTIYs SCENERY,
Including = - -
PIER AT HrNGRRFORD
TiIR PIRR AT HUNGERPORD
EXTERIOR or ACTON VILLA,
EXTERIOR ACTON VILLA,
sDi TIiE MARVRLOUSLr RIAL
TiiB MARYkLOUSLY RIAL
BURNING ATTIC
BURNING ATTIC
BURNING ATTfC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EtROPEAN hAKhhIS
March 23llyJ mCOnsos opened ior money
93 United FeTweny bonds 1907 9 1900
3D. sea- 1867 SCI TeuForie CO.. Be Railway shares I'll. Illinois
LIvKRFOuL, 2J-llJl mCoon opened quiet and IN
changed Lard 81 Pork frmer but unchanged
LoNpoS 21Taow quiet ssd steady Sugar @ per cvt
for No u Dutch Standard the Sugar aaot bn LnSeed
dulL Common Rosu 5'6a59 y cwt 49,
LONDON March -Consols for e3i for aecount
e following American securities st the stock
EThange hour L. RveTweny bonds 1862 d. 1900 DID,
89i; do 89 L. Forty bonds GOT hre haWay
shares 2i Illinois CeBtrss, 5l Atlantic snd Gfeai "esTn ~
March 22-6 mBe Railway slaes "a Atlantic ana
Great Western "a
No u Dutch STANDARD the spot aud Timer Tor Do Slo i"N
473 N cwt
LyEEPooL March 2gBycnng closed dull; Mjdpg Up
lands and MttHg orleans ~ qllsL sales OF the diY o'p
bales vbci 1000 taken for speculation aud export "hea 10
A. GENITAL e., Red Winter.
23The opened heavy Rentes ~ n VI
HAvRE March 23.-Cotion opened quiet .,
ASTwERP March IileirOoum opened nat Standfl me 90
March 2Ji3O m.COno closed st 9t for money aud
United bonds closed heavy 81 va iI me
1859 and ISL for The issue Of ise
Territories BOT kne RaNsy shares 2i Illinois CeotA ii
Atlantic aud Great Western. ~
at9& .
PAR' March 22Ths Bourss closed frm. Reae "a francs 10
ceutmts
LIvKRPOoI March % $50 mCoon closed MA for Mid
ding Upland and d Tor Mitdng Orleans The sales Of the DAY
O bales including 1000 for speculation aud BED Win
Wheat per GENITAL Naval quiet bat unchanged
LONpOS March 234;3O Tslow dull And unchanged Sugar
on Tie spot closed l-aer but unchanged.
ANtwERP, March 2i-Peif0eum opened Sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

reached and carly deu The prch'ble, Ths
e. are cert-inir verr high but4e tnen
or go whost sheep There Commanpaw With s fol
lowing bv BELLS Pilceck 1876 Indians 30 10 &c
IVA Cbio 7,c g Of Ksse Co sold III Ian
caster Co. Pa. sheep yesterday. l1 10. al &c ,,
Al Forty eighth With srrved Hume Kiot oe 10
81 each IS State sheep n n 7lci ~ Of 90 ~ 7Ie ltso
DC l79 Of 81 10 8lc and lis Of % 10 sio -
KIRBY sold cu 70 n SIC " State sheep ~ ~ al ne VI OF
ele So y and 90 81 e5l m at 90 "
sheen Ri m N7lc 6olns
y g 10 OF e state W ~ st lie and ISS o. %
three w-ehswkep thew toe nte for
sale The Others beep sod By Fsn et at
5la7ic
l2i aaic for hesVr and TEE Cor hsht
Arrs, ~ and foeth st. all to
slsughtcTrrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wErvssosr March feeling manifested Monday
Of cattle arrived At OBe hundTedth
oriag l4i2 bead With the receipts Of YESTERDAY
brought The Monday market at Nehaefen and We hn
bead sale for the dsy and all taken b butchers iu
really change the rates OF hondsy though
higher because The Of quality greater now Jew
Of lUGl toh al lie to-day, and such cattle
Trade lively and nearly All the cattle
al here Some
bought Bufso at Albany and sod
showing quite speculative feeling We note sales a. io
l2e IL al ewt sold else, and ii6
" Tbsmv.so for sahsn steer, Ct ext lIal5e snd
base Coca 81 6GO ONO cattle al Bale, With
o. IN steers. 9. ewt, At l4ali.e
T. bad % H. of73 ard pretty fair, sold at IL.
n iCc also. Of sane weight fat at IA! alele.
Ur1. for Wood GUssp "a H. steers r few oxen, u eSt
. lfdi1lc
a. Keeer sold he 6 IN steers Oft eat at ial5c
Shau ~ fair Iowa az f0l6c ~
lows q lsGCc Canada
at l6Gl7te. and choice DacAess Co., ~ u, cat
te. II cat 81 lie. 10 dfess g. n Pest
5 Sehustsr sold "a fair KY cattle ofii ewt at l5lc
hsey Co. sod teiT ~ H. 100 ID at Re 70 dress
= b q
D. c. had very goodSi Ohio steers the best lot night
tToag yards l6a7e at Of lGc
Bgbt FGssH ,O lar LIMOS steers 81 l5e aud y Of
scaut cot st l5Gi6c
wes,bne Rebsrdson fr shepard Co. &c state steers
a., 81 eat average. at lZdsc 800.
H. Williams Ogl u i0Es steers for Shsul al Hdlsc on
fsoug cat 49, .
Jade One snail lot Of % D coils od At or tie n
@as. AL . fe4LeA DsssIs lc4ae4 " uI- 'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

B.trruoRK March % Mdilnr nomnalv at 22c
demand leIO. $685. Waite as@c o- quiet {" SSo
Hams 1920 Lard qact 5c WHISKY quiet pa &c for Wood
PaEsprIFHA % Cotton unchanged cloysr Seed - 81
da Superaae 81 81, .. soi hIHAs - 81
- - North BI'ra Family s:Gss ~ PeRnsyvans 90
81 Wheat unchanged Rye sells g5assc Corn sd.
CIts Dc R@G1i Zee Ccsee stead7 Rio 5dijs gold sugar
8tO5 Brazil Dc MOsses iracre WasLy dull at 81
ilHis9 Mach aa%Ssai led st 2sasl for Amber s.e
fr DebL Rye droopug; offered for State Corn dbl and
Western s5 for New Round ieio. sod sqsS for New White
Barley depressed the m sales we're eG 30. for TyooTst STATE
Extra Fs IS West sn Red TO- wbe : 20 Corn CSC
Bsoo0SLondef lie Gear Rio 5c clssy sides Ice bun
Prime fierce l5c HamsSusHcarsd packed iSlG WbsEJ-Kaw
MnwArkEs March 21onr quiet and unbalanced wb, steady
at g f95 No Is ie oI NO oa' s,e'Sy a. 4 ''I NJ eSH
at iOc Recept4 Flour bush whe, slpments-
DETROIT March 2,whea, doll and unchanged Oats lsaes
CIi5EL,SD March a-Wbsst dol at 81 Il for 30 Red 81 o'
for No Red Coa-nS receipts advanced e. Men zoe Oats
Barley dull held al CSC q 81 for State and Canada
no. Wife MeItan ii 49, Regular White Mchgsn d; Amber
Ne steady No l. 4sie Recsipts-Whes 500 bush OATS
Clsoi>sArf aaPour tu ard unchanged wbe,, qus'
and noe4sRssl tS'n AM q a With Gg5t demand Cot
s45G52 WHISKY active sales g1e for the Old 9d
9 Tor he patent process Pok quiet held at +26 @ buyers
offer and quiet 81 d9ic for shoaldes BE
for Sides: l3ial4io and Clear Sides Bacon quiet
Shoulders Oc Clear Clear Sides 5!c Sugar Cured
Hans IL ISc butttle sides Is hcut TO
quotations. Lard but little IA NC market saes at IiS
lac. FOR Steam and Kettle.
ST LoUIs 2aTo5aeeo quiet and unchanged Cotton De-
eug Mddrgs PIE offered Flour dull Fall sup.rthe f4a w
Choice and FAMILY s. 75ad 50 50 wheat dull No Sg.ag 'S$
2 Red Pail, Sl9 ~ o. Prime ~ 05 Choices l99s -
dull; Mixed 77a78c Prime white s9as]e al sacked Hh
In bulk G4a bulk 5ld5Jc sacked BareT
-nohpg doing Rye steady at Is Mess PS tn1i sIa ~.
so Dry @ for Shouers Jfe for Clear e SIDES
l4e C. SIDES BaoD-Shouaers iose Gear b -. a 'e
Clear sides l5 5tc Lard 6rm 10y GlJte FOR steam nc o
kettle WHISKY quiet sl09 RscegtsFur $3.50 0bs Wheat
ono hush. Corn. 81 go bush Oats, ~. 600 bush
23-EIchanse lilo or dpar bnyngi llO pre-
MUM selling dull Spring Extras % 5O1t3 Wheat qu a.
the and
IS q54e CASH 75te April bid seller May Corn quiet At
III d7c for Grade OaS quiet and weaker al
le for No quiet dS7to for No Hgh~ioe Jul a.
a,gc Prorons active MeS POf, 81 - a
: Is so; Lard 4al4!c Dry Sailed MsaShouders, &c Rough
So lie Short Rib &c. Lave Hogs active at 50 ~
s rs for Good smooth Cattle steady at IS 55a 81 ~ Tor
Fsr "a Good 81 Extra shipping Stvers Receipts
90 bbJs Po. 1900 bash Wbest 0oI bHh Corr 500 bush
O 1O Hogs bb Flour, 49, 90 bush Wheat
ri 400 sh Corn SJo bush Rye lIV bush barley
'WunsGroy n c. March 21-spin Of TorDen,ile dull Resin
opiet STRAINED TBpentue ssedy a. 81 oJ % a.
la Unsettled At 81 1J1+ 100. Cotton duh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

TIL SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD is now COM
1lr;cl the entire distance from OwegO to Auburn.
popnlar and prosperous Agricultural and Manufac-
-rrng district is thus efficiently provided for The
1cal business of the Southern Central will he very
large both in freight and passenger traffic. The rch
AeTcultural country through which ii runs will
afford a constantly increasing business The great
establishments Mt Auburn, whose
water power is the best in the State and the enter
prsin towns along the line, viii always secure to
Ills road "a good income.
NFINHYE Il Co.. the Financial Agents of the
Road offer the remaining UnsOld portion OF the
Bopls with the greatest confidence, believing them
20 be- rs good a security rs any that has ever been
placed ON this market. The Bonds bear -E.n per
cent have thirty years TO run, and the -
i.b.c into stock at the option of the hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
COTTON MARKETS.

EswoEIrAS. q Cotton dull and pre lower, Mai..e
,l2c net ecepts baes cOasiSse - b!cs total ti@I
,,c-tst Great Britain 6g bales; ayTe. 2J5 bales 10
Irtra,, 90 bses: Acs 200 baes; stock A9 ss bales
s,v,sN.u Ga March quiei hdthng 2l!e receipts
s7 bales, eIpo-eosstwe 25 bales ~ Great BTLAa % bales
sales 100 bales; stocL. J2l02 bales =, amin a., -
. 81 bales erpOrtseoastss 10 Dasi ssies 100 bales soeE
u go bales. -. 49, IT,, -. -. oos h,,...
,,csin,s 229 hale, MdiiBg Domibaly 20 d2u4c . -,
March 2Cotton quiet and weak; Low Nddhg zic
,pt, as bales; eIports-osstwse rs bales siot S baes
March -Coitou inactive aud prices dfooFng u 1
opS a2e Net receipts, 81 bales oosstsse lOO bae-o'a iOo.s
SAles Is bales. StoeE. 800 bsies. - ,,.,,, ,,t Z,
p.-o, March -COttOn dun and prices lover MddAnss Ji
az Receipts, 20 bales sales $50 bales stock H. t0 bas m
March 2lCoou dull AMI nouiualy 22ic receipts 20
t,iss eIports I67 bales Flour steady At o. Co & oa
sSle PORK az Lard IL! elsie BaE 9eas-SaOuder' HH
Sides. lisc
BrFFALO CATTLE MARKET-mARcH1 -.
pec,s Of the week head The msrfet strong 40 cte
out.ie auostous sales LOO bead 81 d'c ior H 70
n,ms Hogs 10 sbt supply and quiet at qse Nothing dong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
Salts Up Sutton.

And many other, Of e1ua reputation -
above together charming historical paintings BY H.
sch, Vau Lerus aBd Ferdinand Pauwes heretofore exhibited
oby will be sold stbout any
az Bakers Gslery the EVENINGS Of "BDNEs
aud 2Ih OF March commencing al q
u bAhhbht hueAO1eeL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pesse'g Rdtrpdds
MARCH 2253 bales Cotton III bags Co,teasetd g casks
Ashes bbls Flour II 9is Wheat 26O bush Corn bl
bpsh 4i8 bush Matt so bush Barley so bush Grass seed
25 bush Beans Peas 100 bb Corn Meal 9 bag Corn
Meal As bhs Refined Petroleum, 800 bbs Pork l25J pigs Bet 6
pgS Cut Meats $50 tea Lard 100 ties Stesn 80 pkgs Better i
boxes Cheese 7U7 bis Eggs. l6 pigs Dried Fruits OI hb
WHISKY 6. bales Wool y bales Hops col sides Leather 200 Hide
bis Hides 81 hhiS Tobacco. SIS boes and Toh'cco 10
pigs Rice Starch 2a3 bags Peanuts bales Noes " pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
WITH INTEREST IN GOLD. INCLUDED FROM NOV. LIST,
AT g5.
TRUSTEES:
G. EDGAR THOMSON. PHILADELPHIA.
CHARLES L. FROST, Neu.YorL

Thee payable principal and fnr IN eoH at Ss"
York or London being payable n May and November
They stock and protected BY liberal Sinking
Fund
upon the several sections OF The road only The SANE
are completed and IN successful operation.
They guaranteed only by 6rsi lien the entire property
franchises Company also BY current earnings and an
ample the Osd and have not to depend for
security upon traffic which the road sefs expected create
Over Million Dollars las been already expended on the oad
Egbyhree miles Of road ead5 completed and equipped and
show large earnings the remainder Of the line progressing pdJ
completion
Tie State Iowa. through which this road runs one o. The rhe"
agricultural sections Of America lis large aud extending population
aud yield OF agricultural products create pressing demand
for the construction Of this road.
The through the fertile and growing State OF Minnesota
trAvers satrprH0 and gr0ng portion Of ~ West
rmi trunk has IN direct communication
uitA Neup York Chicago and 81 Louis
Having thoroughly Investigated all the conditions Affecting The security
Of these Bonds feel justified giving them unqualified hdorse
nsnt 6nca and thoroughly safe Investment as secure Gov
Bond possibly BE- and paying nearly 20 per cent more In
teres, than RveTvebtieL
All marketable their fan price free Of commission and
express charges received payment Pamphlets and maps furnished
o application
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THE MARKETS.
Icnean1l, repo.ted for Tag TelnryEi

WRpNEsDAY Mares 2, 1910
values unsettled quotations
tOIONIle though active has aud Prices
a both io present and future delivery tie offerings are
Moderate; o. loi bales % last evening sud 251 to arrvel
stb wefesteu r eIro bl2 iof consumption 20 specna
sia trsust delivery lOJ April 2tr t az Zloj
so Mrst4c 2Oat2 c leo c 10 June 1T 81 Jo az dc,
q. 90 ta.is ci Low Mildaiz We quote IS follows:
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dividends upon the capital

"a well rs handsome dividends upon the capital
stock.
In Offering these securities for SALE we refer in
vestors to a pamphlet in our possession. now ready
for distribution prepared by Gen. +. +. Winslow.
President and Ivy Brevet Major-Gen. j. II. Wilson.
T.. s A. Director containing highly favorable
signed by G. w. Miner Roberts esq. one
Of the most distinguished railway constructors and
engineers of the country.
After a thorough investigation of the merits OF
this euterprise,w we confidently recommend the above
named securities as perfectly safe and profitable
investment Further particulars furnished on APP
plication. GEORGE oPpIkE y Co..
No. % Nassau-st.