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VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST

Tie great benefit have rpcciVsd irun the q Dr.
Cumming YEdEIiSE induces tne 10 give my tRStino-
ny In ~ favor beieyq 10 be not only Of great value
i6r restoring the health bat preventive Of disease,
peculiar to thu tpfinT and SUMMER seasons
would not be without u tot ten times " posl
EDWIN TllDES,
Attorney, and Central AFrnt fir MAsaaehufotL Of
thu CTattsnen'a late Assurance Company, No, tS
SeAr Building, Boston. Mass.
Prepared By II. II, STEVENS, Boston, Mla.
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no yOu wish TO send Money
70 Europe " liienha, do % through
J.f.FRURAuIf. A,fIofp.y :, Last, ..
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
COTTON MARKETS.

yevorrrsys Apr 9Cottou weak; Nj incs 2r uc receipts,
ri hale; ero III bales; sales $500 balesi stock 3)toe&
MOBILE April 9COtiOn quiet no lrce eVen net fe'ep -O'
bales; sales. $50 bales stock, 1902 bales - .. .,
BosroN, April eCotton quej hddhnss zHc net recep -
bales gross 10 bales; sales 800 bae; STOCK, 6 bales
sAvASYGH Ap 9-COon in good demand; hrm Mldng' 2Ic
net bales exports eoasi"S I9 OAei s V O@es
stock. 81, ,250 baes ..,, al - ...,-, =,
AUGUSTA Aprl 9-Cotop que Mddng' 2ir net receipts q
bales; sales. 225 bales
PBIL L1pIIPHlG April 9-Cotton quiet; Mdllngs, 23c
ST. LOUIS April 9.-Cotion Quieii hllaollngs, RqE-4G
LOUISVILLE. April 9-Coon sesdy Mddlngs 22.c o,,~,,,.
CISCINSAT April 9-CO,ton fat and nominal hdInfs
SorroK Aul g-Cotoa seadv Low Middn a0 2!ci ne re
ceptS bae expoIceSe SO baesi sales l baieSi s'oek
CgtKLTrov Aprl Cotton q Miliings Pc; net receipts
I.i64 bales; sales, bales; stock. l9cd6 bales
WILMINGTON April 9-COitol fnn MldAngs 22e net eeelps
baes eyyoTs-coastgse 3Sl bales; sales % bales soek %
Bsirrvorr April e-Co,,on 1u ni nomna Mdilnrs 23c ne
receipts 33 bales f35 baes " OAeSi se'
20 ha1es stock, IL 40 bales 49,,
eAns ia bales 2s baes sales 200 ba stock
y 7l2 bales o, o,-.- oc,. . -, ..
cetS i4 bales exprs-to Britain $50 bales ooSwse, lO
bal :; sales, 500 bales stock, 1884 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
pnsTnN LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. wATErTowS, AND NKDToED ,
Rpo-te7 ts 1etk ePIng 1~S11V Af" y
1872. Amount Of stock al market: ,., -
S1.9 Stso e. III eSa 59i9 FatHogs 87OO 1850 $500
Veals'' EG so Go
BPr 100 n on total weight Of Hide TalOw and Dressed Nest
FE slOa ; quality So j00 80 5 second quality 81 80
-: tird ouah n6S7. Western cattle, live weight Choe
Steers 8ac Good ac; Fair to Good 7G73G Light 'so'e
ortng orn-s75a $780, hardy Steers 36o 800 much sc
eoriug to their value as beef o. Ac-s-,o,
Cous Young CrreS-Falr, &sOG $oo ExTh oo01]IV''
fsrow and Dry, Sl50S50. .,1,o
SEN and Ldmbs-Per 10 live weight 7Qsc; Extra, slQiOc
Tai Ho1s-Per 10. 81 05ic live weight
SAotss-Ileta. 6G6c. askel
Hides-Brighton. &C. p h country lots 8!a9c
car Sktns-l5al al8c. Pib. -
Ts,Io,r~BrqIton Gd5!c ~ n country lots 5a5Ic pm.
Tels-s3d$4 50 eaeh country lots $2@ -,
weF and prices obtained st week smy sustained TIE me
market continues dull In the city and sulutb' Ghere is
but little probability Of present prices to be he'd trm,
Northern stock sells quiet, With only ar cal or btSt
was from Canada The Hamilton lot Ike bunch Of steers
MCFARLAND teegraphe5 few loads for the latter part oi the wee
b. sold II &C. live weight 900 IDS also 10
steers all Csnad 6c live weight LOS d. M j. Haket
s} dead weight estimated az Loo ID eah steers Vo
i5 al &c. H. Barwe sold lOlc 'e weight estimated at
Lon b dressed at lc dead weight g. NJ Jones sol1 10
three-year old steers. fed by Elisha Hubbard Of Hatfield,
Mo- III Prnde on commissions siS9S; sTS; o sToyesT ar
Sheep gh many the dealers came the expectation OF
hard market happily disappointed Nearly oneho Of the
reepts were contracted fast week d The lots sold to1sy
were easily disposed &C. advance The loss Of last week Is
sheen st s,c senei BY Hooper Of Wspoe H. 100
H. only n = head from home veght also 5' sheep & averal
81 N g. w Browne II heep at lOc weight iv'V H. Veal
calves at unchanged puees quality improving
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
financial.

A SSIGNEES' SALE of the ALABAMA and
N CHATTANOOGA X. Rim the District Court OF the Un ted
District Asbamaln Bankruptcy 10 the mat
OF the Alabama Railroad Company BANKRUPT
usnt 10 the said Court made the 18th da OF MsIch
s72 the uDdrgDed Asdgnees in Bankruptcy Of the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad Company hereby notice that they wiz expose
cash public suction at the Aitssan Basin IN ae ~ Of
Nontgomery State Of Alabama MONDAY the wenT day
April l2 oil the continuous railroad Of said COMPANY from ~,
terminus Meridian the State OF Mississippi 10 rs terminus az
wsuhacbe In tbess Of Tennessee together win Us mnen'e
rolling mBcnesh0s depOts wafer STATIONS oad
he'd tools other night interest," or
which conveyed by said Aasma and Chst-
tapooga Railroad mortgage deed Of trust h
ecue1 on the nineteenth Of December 1865 TO seh ADAMS
Francis Dane Deneu Trustees together with The mach
shops machinery tools depO and station houses IN the @
the Alabama its Endorsements OF the hrs mortgage bods
said and the eD Of the holders aud owners oi @
first mortgage bonds ndorse by the State Alabama he amount
of hundred thousand dollars sn1 subject 10 '
further lien Alabama interest paid on said list
gage the Of eight hundred and
iu1dr dollars and subject 70 the further lien OF the S
bams for Interest hereafter said bret
bou, and Of d Road a. subject to lien Of The state OF
eo vii nect that lien Should said lien in favor o te
State settled and adjusted prior TO the day oil sale aoesA
I zen the said Road will be sold dsincunbered thereof 80
JOHN H. GINpRAT Assignee, ~ DsnkruP'cS I oi 'ne
SAN. b. JONES ALBANIA ana
Ala Marehl a
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODVCL.

ptr KiItT Vttsfs ana RaiNOg6s
Apr 81 pI Ashe. pkg BsegwsI 10 pgs Dried Prit 2hs
~, ygr, gjJ bs Flour u l9 bush Wheat 7gtO bush
Oais 80 ba Malt 100 bush Barley es9 bags Grass
be 81 bsles Hemp Horus bales Hops I2a3 Hides pkgs
1,s ~ 24l sies 7j bbs o. holssses 81 bbls Spirits
furenpne IN bbls bbs 80 bb OIL S3l pkgs Oh
Cs 09 pIgs 20 pig Beef 9 pkgs Cut heats Xxx pig.
pkRs Jsr 2O Lard 2i pkg beaTn zZ5 pigs
L.f 5 pIgs Chee II pigs. TalOw 100 bbls Lsr Oh 81 DDS
la OIL l Lsgs Prnus 10 bales skins Ns hhds n sgsI sO
let starch f7 i-es sDer Silver 5jJ b Ioic9
~ Les cs1es Tobacco 5j bb WHISKY Ia bales WOOL oS5
bae, Cotton.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EIHOFEAh MANhEIF-
LOsDOs Apdl 9l;31 opened ~ % r fnd
scolut UHed States Five bonds I5,- - 59
o. go; l8t7s 80! Ten.FOries g.
PAkis, ADdl ga m.-ReBtes, opened 81 S5t 7lc
LiyEaPoOL April Sll notJl opened seiyi Mdilng Up
i4l HiA; Milling Ohesus ld Rcripts OF Wheat II @ IyH
d6ys, ,ODO qusrters-lsO0O American.
April g-:U -COLs0s for BOley, 12s fr the &C.
f ..
L,EarooL Apr ol31 .. mC1toa Il dun; Mailing rplnis
%. MiddIg O!eanz !lll9L Ere ktls e. "1'a III
lorna y ate, Oh. a. 10 "a NiLitL Co.I
Z s0Il + qtsTxL
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
A SBURY LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
"A OFFICE sos BROADwAY.

A. " sTorT d. sAvIy. d. I. MAorAHIAx viccPreIdeniS
ISAAC A. STILES Secretary and Acuarv.
a: r. NJ PURDY, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
IEMUEL sKDMORB, Counsel
EMORY MCLlETOCK. Consulting Actn1ry
we present the following useful features for those desiring
70 work insurance for this Company effect insurance their
lives We issue all the various inds Of policies in sni
also penum pan One Year sn COMMITTED Policies which
are only issued by this Company Registered Policies secured by
Special Deposit Unnecessary restrictions on travel removed Foil
Assurance value secured disconnuance after two
Loan OF onethird Of Premium amounting $40 Dvtent
The Partnership Plan No charge Female nks b. Gner.
concessions Cerrn and their Prompt payment
losses Books and fy detailing all the peculiar features Of The
and tables all will be sent ap
cation 10 the Home Ohoe RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED To
those who will their whole time the business liberal terms S
be
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

ei for the United States FveTweny bonds ie 02;
lb6Ss old, e3, l867s 93t; Ten.Pories. ga -
PARIS, April p-n m.-Rentes closed nj S5i 6Sc
LlvRnroo April - 30 p m.Coi,cn closed dull Midiling Up
lands ntl Mddne Orleans tdllkd sales Of the 10000
bales ncudng 5000 for speculation and export TIE Yarns
ard Fabrics @ Manchester steady Lard lo3 Cheese 69
cyt for the best grades Of American Fine y
LONDON. April eTsl0w excited GU a66 ew for Russian
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
nrppALo LIVE STOCK MARKET-AprL 9.

C.rrLr-Recs 1895 hci making the supply for the week thus
last week
Buy 5s and sellers widely apart; nothing doi1g ,
sHEYP-Recep 400 head making The supply inns I iot 'e
week Go head against 45 head for the same tine last week
market not yet opened .,-.., a.. r..
o 200 head against 500 head for the time last week About
l. car oGeng dull with prices unchanged iaes 2l head
averaging H. % 45 l08 head averaging ai7 b ct 80 TO-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

rerino ,na Mes,a 3sail MOntevec MenO and Mess G59
Australian Ccae, Australian Combng 70075o
WHISKY 6mes and dull sses Of 2S0 bbls at 8il 08ec.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

Among the secondhand vehicles sold, circular frone
coupe built by Lawrence Co.. brought $780, clarence.
by the builders, $3.50 and coupe rockaway ny
Miner & steyens s2e5 Harness and horse equipments
were also disposed Of at fair prices. -
AT Messrs. Barker & Chase'5 City Auction MART ana
New-York Tatcrsalls, large sole OF horses, wagons
harness. and saddeIy Will be held tomorrow (Wenes-
day., April 10, at ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET


Owing to the inclemency Of the weather, the
general horse market remained dull and without fea
tures
j. c. Dcyo, the weliDown horse dealer OF Jackson,
Mch Is soon TO arrive at the Bulps Head Stables with
32 head frst-class coach and road horses.
Horses arc again dying OF eer6bro spinal meningitis.
Messrs. Johnston & Van Tassell's semi-wecky s3ls
was held to-day III presence Of very large attendance
Bidding and competition animated and the results
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
CoUSTY TKKAs0RER's OFFICE, Cook couSTT ILIlsoIs
will be received by the under

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed this Once until the 2oh instant for the B9NDS ON 90
month. for 100000 delivered the 2h day OF June neA
These sold by direction Of the Board OF m
Of 81 5O00O authOneI by the
semy OF the OF illinois its present session, VIII be
i.sae in 900 with stt3ch will run twenty
va ntere per cent payable semsnnua AZ e
the city Of New York where the principal
s nav THE Consultation Of the State Of Illinois provides that
'go Couly shall he allowed become Indebted ~ any manner OF M
purpose nCug existing nde iness 10 tue Pgre
exceeding Oh the value OF We tihAoe properly
therein 10 be acerneI last assessment for se ana County
ts. pons 70 he Of such Indebtedness" The present in
lcs. than bJS go The st Vfaon or
tGat t issue OF bonds
orly within the constitutional limit but rfOOp he foc'
applied inbenesi there can theoe DC no
Deief se, ury offered 10 capitalists -,
Proposals VII be received iOr oil part Of above Guns az vi"
c 10 Tue BOai O ncceaIee or Ie'clOh
J. =. RI hlSBi, County Iieatnier
PaIfApElPaIA Penn, April g. r..
NOTICE 70 GT0CKHOLDE DERS-St0CkhCld-
~ er of The PENNSYLVANIA EhILHOAD COMPANY ie!heg
ITcsioE end ycy ts Dv! us fentci Ia he"-l~L
II .I ly gIg.4g % .1. ~ t4e 4.e4.T.f n ~ Try ...
4 %. fl ift y hil iDl 'iiia''."
y lses. :. 4i.e.- iJ3 4i1.iu .s''-.s' 90 ""A'"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

Pe-.r for e week zoo bs's hme growth 2t tes more thsn ''
bales. While Te-ue quOLao
C fees1s ileg are sn1 not because there is de-
The contrary hops are qte as pM as y
o1 Olis az oc
- - fsr COS 7os a. l0e 81 baie f2r s 5
1Os. CiOrrl8s Ic; z! Daes ora ~
e. u bales good II bales fDe, Se spa " ee oA's!'-n
De We quote: ..-.-y y.u... .A.;.o .. ae1s,
en- to fsiT..... l5dIO
~. ~ Ola FroYth 1863. ..........lVdI9
vI S,atb lC,l...3Ja50 Old O!, gsopth lG0a,,. <GIS
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
MEATS.

~ s.,r, lowe, e weather being vty unfsvorble but the
hst $, ark is veal lre Hogsssd calves were .eI % suu
6 sBd rain forced then OF sac ID oe d,, The ns
- is bh and tcG beef; 3lc0 bbs pork e5S Pegs eS
nj, sn1 1850 pkgs ShpmenysIl 6bs eno & pee
Ic5ib1 pork; sS7 boIe bacon and es pkgs ard we
fo...1Ol0l1 Cslves bogressel pooI'
DO Fair. eo Mutton Prime = ~ & a 20
90 IsiI..... 6 q Pork City dTessed'.''. 70 o7
POULTRY AND GAME.
Go. ~ s wse dressed poultry arrives in poor order @ warm
vstfer sale ode IS low as zee Iha s3It as Cn
@ ~. Nv II is send alive from TIE far esi aieT
Ia I've fowl, A.c IL request former prices pigeons are
ev los, now be .ersge price VI to-day was 9l S uJ1YD
& H., yer, M Al 81 ducks generally and very lO"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

m n a; Al g. t1vsnced 81 % and closes at 81 % per csn
lysrge price b,tg II &C. The market oyersoeked he aver
Harlem Road alone IL 200 cans Maple sngar
r ne recently been sold a. Io but Zc Is as hlsn
ag quoted syrup has been received bat hefe Is
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
lRI.suRTp's OYPICY, STATE OY MIssOURi,t
CRY oy JErYyRsOy Jan. 1. 1872. \

TRRAsuRERs OFFICE, NHw-YORK AND NRw1AvEs RhLR0AD I
CoMrANY, Corner ithave and 27th4t, NewYOk March 1872
A Il meeting of the Board of Directors OF
IN this held this the following resolutions dope
Resolved That the nsmen Of FIFTY DOLLARS per share on
remaining unpaid be and Is hereby
York, the FIRST day Of JULY, 1879. - -
holders Scrip Stock the first day Of July next payment
inmen Heretofore been made In lieu OF and
of such Scrip Stock and that transfer
shall permitted after said hTst
Of nsamcnt due thereon has been paid
RESOLVED notify the Stockholders that interest
will be allowed 10 tho t day Of
July all nstamuts paid The first day Of june uert
Certificates deye the inst day OF July AID TOT
that time receipt viii be gwen am on snn
eef,scste will be suei JOHN T. SHELTON, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

Psr.s i for the week Il3 yk9 more than last weeks
s: year - pigs Arrivals o peanuts 2s7 bags 1S Iis
-e- Ap 6lvsne noted last week and are conoe
ira hands often that they quoted so much higher
rpseed peaches 10 subsaue Quotations below we note %
bl. far SOu:aen and 20 bO Southern Or
spples all al S.ci l6 bbls Indiana lqsj 50 bbIs
tls Co. ana Is te soEsern sliced at l26b Southern sliced
tr- q l. o. IaLcy sliced al lc Peaches are ~
et esrsy uupcei Of y. C. peeled i b3 sold At l and %
g. 8 ass k2-ees B!Aek6eTnes very Gull NE
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INFORMATION WANTED. - James
Sanford, a respectable colored man
resident of Charleston, South Carolina,
is seeking information which will aid
him in discovering the whereabouts of
his daughter Mary, and he will feel
greatly obliged to any one who can
give him such information. When
last he heard from her, Mary was
residing in Donaldsonville, married,
but her surname has escaped his mem
ory. The letter which b1onght him
intelligence of her residence here was
written by a person whose name, as
nearly as he can recollect, is Stomer
Benbow. Mafy's mother was named
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Cant. Dalferes and the flatboatmen

Capt. Dalferes and the fatboatmen
met with perfect success in the work
Of draining the Bayou Lafourche and
cleaning away the highest sand bars
within two or three miles of here.
The levee or dam across the bed of
the bayou was cut open last Wednes-
day, and as the river had risen con-
siderably: since its construction, the
water came pouring into the bayou
at a rapid rate. 1t was not many
hours before all the fatboats which
have been stuck in the mud below
here were afoat and on their way to
town where they all arrived safely,
with large freights Of sugar and mo-
lasses for the steamboats,. And just
there is where the enterprising Capt.
Joe finds a reward for his labor of
dredging the bayou. - y. ,s
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-23
HARPER'Sl WEEKLY.

The best publication Gifts class in America,
and so far ahead Of all other weekly Journals
as not to permit of any comparison between
it and any Of their number.
E Its columns contain the finest collections OF
reading matter that are printed.
full, being furnished by the best artists in the
country. Boston Traveller.
Harper's Weekly deserves its primacy in
this class of publication, alike for the value
of its matter as the excellence of its illustra-
tons. The spirited and telling pictorial sat
Tres Of Mast are power in society, and are
dictated in aid Of u sound public opinion, and
against public wrongs and folies. The edi-
torials on public affairs are models OF discus
sion, weighty and temperate, supporting high
principles in an elevated toue and a chasten-
cd literary style.-EranaiMe,. aud CA,ouicle.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-11-23
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

Free from all political and sectarian discus
sion, devoted to fashion, pleasure, and III
stIuction, it is Just the agreeable, compan-
ior;ible, and interesting paper which every
mother and wife and sweetheart will require
every son, husband, and lover to bring home
with them every Saturday evening -PAila-
delphia Ledger. ifE 8
This paper at the outset occupied place
not filled by any American periodical, and
won for itself a deserved popularity. It is
really the only illustrated chronicler of tash-
ions i'll the country Its supplements alone
are worth the subscription price Of the paper
While fully maintaining its position as mir
ror Of fashion, it also contains stories poems,
brilliant essays, besides general and person
al gossip. The publishers appear to have
spared no labor or expense necessary to make
the Bazaar the most attractive journal that
can possibly be made.-Bosto,. Saturday Ere
ming Gazette. 81 'i-i