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Boots * Shoes Repaired.

| shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms most respectfully solicit share OF the
public patronage. ] can be found at my residence
one door above the Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. "a, 1868. JESSE BL0CKLEY.
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BILL TIMBER,
Notice.

4 GENERAL Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
~ the Valley Fire Insurance Company will be
held In their Office In Charlestown, on the first
Monday In April neat, at which time there will be
an election of Seven Directors for said COMPANY.
RoB'T w. BAYLOR, President.
Feb ~, isTo-Spt copy.
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Pure French Henncsey Brandy

IMPORTED for medicinal purposes, also Bow
eo fure Old kye Whiskey just received and
TOT saie oy JOHN ). EASTERDAY.
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u. WI. 6.
REMOVED TO NEW STORE ROOM on
MAIN ST, NEXT TO H0 WE'LL BRO.
SAMUEI, H. NOBODY.

TT AS on hand stock to which the people OF this
community are invited, and he cells satisfied
that those who examine il will be constrained to
purchase He does not profess to be able to sell or
manufacture at lower prices than any one else in
the community; but this he does pledge. that he
will give satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage. If experience and strict attention
TO business are calculated to commend, he feels as
sured that he has these two requisites for success in
hnsinass Intending 10 work nnne but the most
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Notice

II HAVE on Commission and for sale AZ the low
Il est figures, FOR CASH,
A LARGE LOT OF LUMBER,
Such a. Dressed Flooring, Piastering Latks,
Palings, Shingles, Smuggling Laths, Sash, Doors
and Blinds. / am also prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER,
Al short notice. also keep constantly on hand
LINE Of the best quality. Also, Fercr Posts and
Fencing Plank. Those wanting sry,.l1g IN nv
line viii End Il 10 their advantage q W. n cali
F.GANyON
Shenandoah Street, Harpef's Fey.
February IL, ls7o-3m.
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Head and Foot Stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving, in all its various branches, and all
work in their business. All orders promptly filled
at the lowest rate and shortest notice. aud all work
delivered and put up, and guaranteed to suit pur-
chasers If not, no SALE Please call and see and
Judge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere,
and patronize Home Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their shop
in Martinsburg, where they will give prompt at
tention to all work entrusted to them.
DIEHL & BRO.
Charlestown, July Is, ls67-ly.
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III. PROFESSIONAL COURSE.

The Departments of Engineering were or
ganized after the war, to meet want long
felt in the South of the highest grade of Scien-
tiic instruction in these important professions.
They are now in full aud successful operation.
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OUR NEW PL0UGHS-ofwh which we are man.
" ufaeturing large lOt-we guarantee to give
satisfaction in every case or no sale.
WERLICH 4 WELLER.
January g. 1870
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
COAL! COAL!!

DEST LUMP COAL by the Car load $3.50 per
ID ton. Run Of Mine per Car load 600 per ton.
21i0 lbs. 10 the ton. ANTHRACITE COAL at
forrest rafes. For sale at Charlestown Depot By
Sep. u, 1865. STARRY d Lock.
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WATERPROOF COMPOSITION.
"Qood Wine needs no Bush"
Bar Room, In the basement Of the Je6erson
Building.
John q. EASTERDAY,

ITisan memorable principle that no excellent drink
! can be made out Of anthing but excellent mate
rails, and we conceive that safe In asserting
that whatever may be prepared at our establish
ment will be able 20 speak eloquently for itself
Therefore, we invite all who indulge in "social
glass to call upon us, and favor them with
the most favored and pleasant drinks.
Punches, Toddies, Hint JpIsps, Swashes, Sing,
Cobbiers, Cocktail, SonJaSse,, Fires and SOHrs,
Fiips, Negus and Shrub, Egg Sogs,
Apple Toddie. and Hot Drinks IN season,
Hines, Ale, Porter, Bropn Stout,
And brandy and Whisky plain.
Also, always an assortment Of superior brand Sc
gars on hand. Call upon us-in ,ummer-if you
would keep cool"--and winter, If you need come
thing warm and pungent.
Charlestown, August ~, 1867.
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Grant Is like an old camp kettlc-he has
beats on every side
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.For the present, the instruction In Englshs di-
vided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid of
an Assistant Professor.
1.-THE duties of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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ms embraces Mathematics, Applied Math-
ematics, Physics, Chemistry, Mineraogy and
Geology, Metallurgy, Mining, German and
English To this Course is attached the Di-
ploma of Mining Engineer.
1t is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the di-
rection of
l. Mechanical Engineering. .. Applied
Chemistry. 8. Agriculture. 4. Commerce.
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1. Department Of Civil Engineer
ing.
ing.

This embraces Mathematics, Applied Math-
ematics, Physics, Mechanics, Chemistry French,
English, Drawing and Astronomy. Students,
who successfully complete this course, receive
the diploma of Gira Engineer.
2. Department of Mining Engineering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TnE FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDs OF
THE NEw-ITAvEN, MIDDLETowN AND WLLnIANTIC
RAILROAD COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT ARE BEING
MARKETED WITH GREAT SUcCEss.-lhe first Issue of
100000 has already been placed and sales being
filled from the second ssuc.
Ab0nt $2,0OO,0pO has been expended the road
and the work is being carried forward with the ut
most vigOr.
Less than $4,000 will be required TO complete the
line between New-liayen and MiddctowD, and
trans will be running over that section during May
The Bonds are issued only as the work progresses
aud for but onehaf of the actual cash expenditures
thus constituting Loan, on Bond and Mortgage, in
Connecticut, secured by property worth double the
amount Of Bonds, the Company paying State and
Local Taxes. and the United States Income Tax.
The CONNECTICUT AIR LINE BONDS have from
the irst ranked with the best securities in the mar
ket, and have Justly been regarded with the utmost
confidence by investors. The vast Importance of the
enterprise is shown at glance; while the value Of
road saving q miles the present most popular
r0nte, between the two chief commercial and fnan-
cat cities Of America scarcely be Overestima.ed
The continual decline in Governments has i'll
creased the desire 10 convert the premium which TO-
mains into Understanding capital; and we know Of no
form OF investment which combines all tho excellen
embraced by this Loan, offers the attractions
to those accustomed TO holding Governments which
are found in the Air Line Bonds.
The Bonds are issued in denominations Of 500 and
81 900, and are in tho form Of Coupon Bonds but
can. at the option OF the holder DO Registered either
with or without Coupons attached.
They are still offered at Par and Interest.
HATcn Il FooIR. Financial Agents,
No. l2 Wast, NY
Banks Daukers and Private Capitalists suppli,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
1he GONefbmeht VIII ontf NOOo,o'O golu LOT SAFE 10
morrow.
The following are the highest sales Of inc State bonds
named at the First Board at the dates given

At the Second Board Tennesse g. new. sold a, as6i9t
Virginia es ex coupon, f5,; North Carolina S. new ~!
an: Alabama 50, rs.
The transactions IN Railroad bonds for few days have
not been large. st. Louis and Iron Mountain, Ft Mort
gage, s60s9 advance from si since the lst Union
Pacific First Mortgage so; yesterday they sold ut 50
ae3l.
City Bank stocks were a little moro active today
although but comparatively few sales made and for
small amounts.
The following were the bids today for miscellaneous
stocks Delaware mud Hudson Canal III PenDsylyan
Coal 2I7, Cumberland Coal Preferred, 80; Quicksilver
Mining III; Mariposa Preferred. Isl. Mariposa Trustee
Certificates, -; Wells Fargo Express, az
We give below comparison Of the highest sales the
stocks named AZ the dates given
list Boarl-- LII Bo,,l-,
March T. MAeLB March
; c,,i; ...,.. 80 "a 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
NATIONAL sTOCK EXCHANGH.
Sal,s u Government Bonds.
49, 49,. n Y a.

TUESDAY, Maich 81. W
The Gold Room has been the center OF at
traction today and the galleries have been filed with
lockers on while operators have felt the excitement OF
the uncertainties OF speculation Cold opened this morn
ing at l2t and sold 1884 at 1921 H. l2t 1882 li2t H.
a 1l2; 1905 ny; 1912, H. 1851 lllE 1855. Ill! l
lIi l27 I1l}; 1910, lll 1859, llli 2;2S, III 2N' ma
2:59 ll5; 327 at iii $685. ll.. The lowest quotation
was 49, highest ll2!.
The transactions in the Gold Exchange Bank We're {:
ClearIncs S7333OJO Gold Balances - ss2sj7 s.; Cur
rency s2Isli4 &C. Holders Of gold paid from to per
cent for carrying over balances to-day JAe steamer
Holsatia took out $4,000 IN specie.
The reports from Washington Of the Offering Of
resolution 10y Senator that hereafter oue-Aali OF the
dates should be paid IN ereeubacls, aud that Mr. Bout
well would accept of all the gold offered tomorrow he
9tj aud Of the Offering Of resolution TO sell a. the gold
IN the Treasury c have al tended to help and keep
up the excitement consequent upon the il Of god To
lol the lowest point it has reached since July s. 49,
The remark is frequently heard, " Let gold 10 down. 50
that grcenbacAs will he par; then business men VIII
know where they stand and on what basis they can
make their calculations for business" Again. others say
il goes to par It wont stay there and they are met
with the response There If no demand iorgod ana the
cotton and and other articles Of export Wi! more
than be sufficient for all the demands on us from abroaa
Others declare they know nothing about finance as the
decline III gold without the Withdrawing Of greenaeEs
and bauk.nOtes has set at defiance all financial the
cries and that the increase Of trade, the opening
Of new lines Of railway, and the settlement
OF the new Territories and the demand for money
compel them the conclusion that We need more money
than they dreamed Of; aud when the reserve in
geenbacks held by the banks taken out that we have
not an over supply OF currency any way And thus
speculate while most Of them 10 rejoice at the a
proach Of payments when paper currency Will DO con.
vertibe at the Will OF the holder INTO coin, and then
when get coin at his pleasure they say he won't
want IT, is not easy and cafe as paper 10
carry TO handle.
The money market continues easy and call loans. with
Government cOlaerals, made at per cent, and on
other stocks and bonds at per cent with occasional
sales at per cent. The commercial paper the
same as former quotations. with advance paper
over four months.
Foreign exchange is duh and weak to-day, and the
following are the nominal rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

A,u,s,xArE OF SopA-This compound, IN
,roanced by the Cryoltesoda manufacturers s qu'o
tree from iron and il especially serViceaoe III ih"h"h
white OPAQUE glass for French glass gas IL
and in soap-making where heaNy' "N''o sway " -
Co.r GAS NOT INJURIOUS TO RooTs.-Dr'
oseleer has shown by repeated experiments that the
oth Of trees and shrubs not nterfered with by any
onantlty Of that escape in the SOL ana
its way TO their roots anu y not ninre the
srees growing along the streets and pfomenaues VI
cities as many persons had previously supposed
TEMPERATURES OF SALT SOLUTIoNs.-Mr'
Spence Of England has been led by experiment TO con
ude that the temperature Of solution Of any salt is ID
proportion TO it's specific gravity He placed SOLUTION
OF nitrate OF soda thavlng bOingpont OF aoou
in a vessel surrounded by steam jacket INTO ,o , ~
he admitted steam until the whole Jacket was DeStc
about 227. steam then discharged INTO 'le son
when the mercury OF thermometer placed 10 T
tiOu, slowly and steadily moved uPN"ru u""
temperature of $50 T.
SPONTANEOUS morton OF PRoToPLASh'-
Prof j. r. Schneider, in his observations Oh tuo syn
taueous motion OF the protopasm in 'he ees Oh o
of the common waorweed 4nGehar" dS, , pci
Gently published Expresses the OPINION 'hat Wy non
cause which proyokcs the motion Is the ehemcal acu
OF oxygen which passes ihrQug. tnv ~ into ozone
Of which portion is pr0Daoly IdIslVl 80 ~ 80
nder the Influence Of light as occnrs alson he eoones
The currents thus produced are InrI Nv @Ieetcity
formed under Influence Of water between the surface
of the leaf and the contents OF the cels
CARBoIIC CoLLODIoN.--Dr. j. NJ. HTsh OF
Chicago has published in a journal The Arts, de-
scripuon Of the method Of preparing his new mixture
for stopping hemorrhage. Taking advantage OF the
astriugent property IN carbolc aclQ when even ~
dilute solution will check the How OF blood, lie prevents
external coaguation-O Objectionable on account OF ltf
liability TO break of and allow the now 10 eoihhSnVt
auew-by adding TO carbOlIc acid or phenOi coHOulOn
which almost instantly forms artificial covering
closely tmg the wound so that coaguatlon mas 20 ahe
place within beneath this coating Ordinary couOdoD
which is solution OF gun.cOttOn dissolved III ether con
tracts greatly upon the evaporation OF the IaEer anu
frequently scales OF TO Ohylate this he uees gycelne
which the property Of rendering the c0odlou casc
lie finds that carhOate OF gycCruc is soluble IN all pro
portions colOdiou. The highly irritating and poison
Gus property OF carOoc acid suggests that II shouu DI
used very spariHgly IN this compound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09


ask 81, the last engagement bsIug at Sd.
GRANrhe market opened better under The Influence Of favorable
Europe general demand closed
gits further decline gold the inquiry has
chiefly complete export though a milling
4lW0 bush Tor Rejected Spring; 81 lta 81 li1 f No VI D.
vauke and sioat; = % Tor Red Western store " 30 a
81 50 do and sOd ~ b Tor bite Gtussee Barley
heavy bat the market active sales 900 bush CaBssa West
u; n
Barley Mali nominal
aYau close bns Ohio
at
Jer,er aud southern 5't su Pennsylvania ~ sdot Rye
unsettled the u sales 81 go bush choice 10
Corn about l higher and f demand io the trade the nqurf
Od 6rm Int quiet The 3tJ
MIrd 81 o. and Old 0 bid Round
yellow he ofrrriD 4 Mixed do, %
low 81 ~ Southern Yellow S O2G VI o. aud jersey le"w ~ W
ri ~
The following tho prices obtuel tbs date , yeA showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
The following Is the result " The at the Unit

The aggregate amount exports exclusive OF spece)
from the port OF NewYork TO foreign ports or the week
ending March :, l-7O was s3,9O2i2o.
SCRANTON Pa.. March 5.-A state oi things new in the
experience Of coal being witnessed AZ tins time.
Tue companies trroa are paying rue Same prices to-
while IN Scnilykill they working the basis. The
reas J s,ged that they want to have pice with
nut yar1tion The truth Is that they hope ~ break mp
m, H. sis by making dissatisfaction In the Scuy KIN; but
it will out according To their programme for
while these companies are THROWING away
millions to carry their pigheadcdneSs
IN paying tho miners than they know
they nre entitled they put short allowance OF
cars thus making h' reduced time and production cqul-
vacpt To- the lower wages but constant work AZ schuyl
kill The result i tina scranton is plng mp coal on sl0r-
age while schuygil able underse, and getting the
larger from Now York. The next sale VIII un.
come down aud thus humping along, rather than ac
knowledge the men to be other Than cattle schnyik
is moving the saline as when coal DrOuGht q treauS
higher pIce. and all working in groove; but scranton
will learn AFTER few months that only basis is heI say
walton, bringing with 1t harmony and justice which Is
what her soul hhtetn.
To ne Razor OF The Trf6Hhe.
SIR: II il really assuring TO notice that the merchants
and business Of are manfestng more inter
est in the welfare OF their city. The action Of the Chamber
AZ Commerce last Thursday, was the inauguration Of
what was most urgently needed The great efforts or
other states including the Dominion OF Canada TO secure
the trade OF the West and North, should meet cOrre
spondng defensive movement on our part TO retain our
boosted supremacy. All classes should do their beet To
secure larger water communication with the Lakes, and
more aud shorter railway facilities all within the borders
of the state The Great Midland Railroad is approach
ing our city. one hundred and fifty miles are
now IN operation, and work IL Deng eherPel'
cally prosecuted on the difficult portions Of their
route The memorial of the Chamber OF Commerce 10
Tie Legislature recommending To their favorable consd
GRAFTON the application OF this railroad Tor State ana was
vary opportune and IL Is to he hoped 10 will be followed
up by other business bodies and individuals desiring the
prosperity of this city aud state This road needs assist
auee from the State to speedily finish the route When
finished the state will be enriched many millions by IN
,rca valuation to Its domain and our city Will have
lam In fast ~
trade. We hope to see the interest continue until all
parties friendly progress have signed tho petitions in
circulation to aid this enterprise or IN other ways
sisted in this mcrtOrOuS project for NewlOrk benefit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
The following the bids for the Government bonds
named al the dates given:

Governments have been weak to-day, with the e1cep'
ton OF the OF 1891 and IS currency. The currency
bonds with the accrued interest at par with gold
Many capitalists regard these bonds with great favor
they have some years run. and cannot DO paid of
before, the option OF Government and when specie
payments are resumed they valuable for interest
as any gold bearing bond.
We give the value of the Government bonds named in
oitrreucy and gold al III to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
liz, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1870.

Attic Second Board the stock market was not AZ stony
and prices fell of from morning sales on the general
list The bears" to have pressed IL with the de-
cline I'm gold as transactions limited in amount
NewJersey Central sold at O4i this % and 1904 this
D. m. Reading, 97b and 96i.
The fnnw Ing are the Government quotations oi Messrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

TIac East AIItI.V
utpSv,v a. In .ae demand prices unchanged hut The
feeling b,ayy an likely owing 70 tie decline 10 g'l ta''
5000 10 a5.c for leo" Western ala SouLsiu' W''' "' '
some H. gl.a1ty l the sales
BONE-Smsl Gales Of Rio Grsnle Shin A. : y per frn. 49,
BRISTLES-re moderate a. from soc ~ " oI Amen
al GRAY and White c--..--..... .-
RRoOy CORN AND BROOMS-Thr demand pf Com j. very 70
m Az, prc.s are n6riua retail he nod ai Il 0l'r
Tor Med 5dl6c good choice aD. bTooms are ln Al - o
n - So o dorm. ., ~ -
GOTT6S-A good business has been done bat a. decidedly lover
figures. both for present delivery sellers forcing TIC hAAi
vsry pauicky Feeling appeared g" prevail te main
decline GOLD though the impression
county
ogr worked sale. u 4C ba, u!Ai iast
ming and ~ To ryt taken for export 20 Tor
consumption Tor speculation tue market closing hry aut irregular
evening 100 nacs April % H.cf % JHle
90 tdsv $50 March poe 100 a. lO.c 2Ja D.; 100, 90 9lc
4O Apr Iglc LOO 1870 GOO Msr. l'c 40 AZ zoe TO-
ruge a sc SO No Igc 100 lHr., 3D. ls. go e H..
40 july At basis Of Low Nrd1g and 100 tas even
I'LL L. 1fna. IrrBs
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THE MARKETS.
Ic.refony reported for Tnr TRrBvss.i

i'' ~ TUzsDAr March b, 1870
Business Of trade been or less ened ~ te
further decline gold Porkrhe oferugs were very large am t
cline Of soc y Dbl took place Lard too deeued and va 9h
tied lc lower Foa opened steady bot closed eaer
opened better but closed dull Corn was le ,etsi Ois aun a1
dfooyug Barley Rye unsettled IsIoN vas ac'
hut lower WHISKY fnner With he more JouG fos AI's ID ~
mand. and Pearls aud uOmlHa, -,--. no..
ASiESThe market lower bat active sales ~ Ss ~ -
Pearls are aud nominal ,-,-.t- II,
ELDISG MATERIALS Influenced hy the decline IN COLO
bont material decue u be general IpIes,2n
that price, must recsle trade dull disposition 20 Day! We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

COFFF-Tae Rio held ly she Ju'eI S~s
mad. up this morning WIN o. 81 bags Of
r acre al NOBLE 1900 savannah. 1880 az BALTIMORE a.
~ ~, thl. port The quotations are as follows. u
gtdq,c for lldllr
.- GOOD J ilulc prime DO 'cut7 pail, i4dlac i Invoices
The eulu AMI though holders pre,y steady
In b.t ya rnsrs nominal otler
ad a. "a offered only 0nnrr latss LAY aoli 4VH!
Tor java MaTaabo: AID V.- for L@-talft sat
Of !5s b1ss Ssslria private terms. =.
f both and domestic
ana urccs ems supply 81 donest', greatly
sx, %, IL. ,pyndug year nt selling al - ~
as 3 ior toe various grades from yards ..-.. .
CANDLES usual jobbuc demand at lsd<jt Tor Ada
H. utlr. -! G,. >ptrin, sad soc los Patent
FLOUR AND MFA-Wssten aud State Flour opened Ge ''fd
inquiry tie lower grades but to"at the close " medium
brands steadyi
54OIIi. California Oregon -Four j. tli and ps nominal
>utl.rp llo,r Is without change. demand aut confined
chiefly 10 ga!rs. sales go tb[ Re Flour more active sni
grass pieHty sse' so btS
On Nr. IL lover 23bs4 a. for Jersey, and - hG - o'
du unchanged IL 900 r. 20
a. 40 n Tor stale aui 61D42 70 for PENNSYLVANIA jersey Bas
are cher; Coarse Meal 81 S2a 81 81 Poe Yellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

lrenees - TIE Dec Ins il gold. re
Than DO Lur0rr All ifs rfaihftos
.auts tas market for AHsrcs1 lusot
". with far business Hf ffr rorrs..
-sr; .a.es 81 lD.000 20. Hsr1sr.
X Aas been Gl'si slsr ftr nrrpt
hanged. American P.g 10 'r.sf -
ED. SreItsr. lrI sha' qlIst nd ur
It, improvement Plates srs .srsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

Liza ] Hfh-t D." demand for Il
active enough 90 eIhaus: much Of
ihough buyers hsve since been les
about sIl the arrivals. and the mar
par.icH arly as receiver. Do no; rsft
I'D. Heavy ssizbts and poor dam
sole J.. rather dab. bu. may be call.
AID unchanged. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

Receipts 6sls plgs Tor h -ysl 3" s'ss le,, s,s u. y, zee,
81 ,ory,.ussas eek lsdA The feiaArs -,
h,,i.,J a. i, sat.,-2bd 10 good deal 81 hi'
us .sn, oft Of pretty quality Tasrs also TAheE a. ,,s
s.. .o,h "a Sse .ons Welsh d4ines sshog ~ 80
fsa,es Choice lot. are scarce All brty held urea ne -
-. I'M, .t,ous,r tone market. mainly cancel !"
~. Suu N \, understood that there 10 psfp -
ts,,,, MIN. t.,. ard free receipts VII -'7~ "