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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-03
Quincy Foundry for Sale.
HamiItOn's Quincy Foundry.

Trust -
LOS numbered Ooe. two, three, nine, Ten and
eieEea Il, LAS, 10 and III IN tqaKTe eleTen an
u thst pArt Of TIE city Of Wheeling which wa
AID oat irto toUn l0ts By The late joseph CAD.
Uea; which bo ], and SfDutoa Bolton stree8,
and the lots nanbeced 3, 10 and II front On JIeob
ttreSt and theSAid ioli are bo1nded OF the north
~ Preston streEt, together with The bzfl6InFS,
IMPROVEMENTS and aPpurtenAnees upon the sIsd
property. or any larT thereof, o. tSereto IN Any
way SPECIALIZING and the engines, boEIers, nS-
ehiG1I thxed Or oiherEisel, patterns. tools and
implements ased IN and Aboat the foandry 0.
machine chop lOeIted o. said property"
TIM OF SAL1-one-thIrd easA, tie bIiarce
y ooe, tEo and three year; The panehASer xiv.
ing bonds 70. Tie deferred IrSiGllnentE, beafinR
the property purchased.
tEaS HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
The GSoTe sale Z AaJourred Until sATURDAY,
ss .s-A2t9 ~. tst4 ar. Il, II which dne Il
sea HANNIBAL Forces. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-03
DARN FOR SALE

Containing % Eees, Al under cultivation. Il
miles e4s! Of The cty; The National Road on one
side and TIE Hsnpee,d Railroad running throsqh
u on II there is No. Frame Dwelling House.
WIN rooms, WG.h House, spring Ho5se, and
Al nGeessSEy cat onildtnga. Also, Z Gre Apple
and Peach Orchard, With GbuncSnce OF smnIi
Fr1it VIII be sod ~ = fair price and On mod.
eF1te ternA LEugiyl IRWIN. Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-03
Druggists.

GRUNDTS CHOLERA AND DI.
NJ ARRH0A MXTURE-A Eu5pi Eca re-
EA6is ready. Rog hAle By
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-03
THEY ARB MEYER ABANDONED

Used By tho1EEaas Of psrsoaI h tASI City AID
Vicinity with EreAt eAcEtBetsoa Aad Eaeoeas
They have Continually increased u hVuE, En6
ne Acknowledged b. many tobe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-03
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1871.
Travellers Register.

EnTYLL or RAnA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE Sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CouPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds are being ab
sorbcd by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bned in one mortgage, they command at once a
ready market.
A Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan Principal and interest payable in Gotd
Interest at eight l8 per cent per annum. Payable
scmi-annualy, free Of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, 5000, 800, and 800 Cou-
p0ns Registered.
Price o. and accrued interest, III currency, from
February -, 1872.
Maps, Circulars, Documents, and Information fur
nshed.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YOrk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
der,ig igned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers,
No. IL Wal--t.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FRrD.r March 29-BKTvEs-Ony 500 cattle e,-s
0mmunpax and Weeiapken Total prsnt ne M
week 7i8 sgan 7iI date The ony
hand for Monday l5j eIpecd at Tie
marse, Of the week good the opening making allowance
fer nee In quality Of the cattle Of to-day being rough and
lldl2c.
Morris sent IN q carloads; Ries toaD; ". Kelly Gs
lagler, Kahn Purt and Stern. each lean.
sales OF the Mons cattle all cased Illinois by H.
10 o. them rough 81 and cst p57 81 snd q est, I ~ %
and - good, u at l3c. Schgs'eT sod
steers at l4c W. T. Dudley sold 81 thin 3; ewt. le -.
seige out - common cattle Of = HE Toy sd
car cWt oIen at -6i each and bul sean,
80 head T. samues had = snl u oIeuand bsI iod
a@4I:le W Rorence ran olt IS steers 81 cEt. at l2c.
G. Kahn sold h Missouri and Cherokee cattle ~ go le
80 N oa1 for stern ew, at c and g. also from MspO fr
j. kes, cat, at llGl&tc.
sHEyP-AIIya' - cars a. Commuppar at Po'e,ht and
A. mtOryeghh st. making 31 to-day ard 1891 this vees.
1890 to Friday night Of a week This be- holiday
othe butchers trade rather d bat what ss
fall rates according 70 quality lambs ale
holding Tor n. wih others sold S0a 81 %
D. " PGoOck ComnunpsW, sold 6j Illinois sheep ~ a. Gel
lis do IS b OF S9g7 go Ohio H. WOOL ic; "a
ID sc go do JOB n l0lc.; aud Jersey lambs pr hss
Some Of the above sold late yeseriay
hase 20 soi Y jersey s Al 2e 10 Ohio ~
at sc l6l do 1901 ID, st %lO Is = aud Jey subs q
each.
Hume Elliott at Porty-eighth-st. ~ Jersey o. n
Jer-ey yesrngs, y ID. lOc and J5 sheep, g.
TloGsArrvtls 5 Por,iet.s ai6 CoHmun,psv
p ~ prsert this week against y 40 r
week 1her none Tor ssle alive aud chang, G
totla fOr selling then dead.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
LITERARY NOTES.

,,.of oebler of Tibingen, modera'c '''c"-
-, ,ho som, orthodox school. died on Fen l',
Dr. Gratz of Breslau has gone 10 1oruS,n,m ~,
a,,oo, furtbor materials for Vols, l. and H. Oh HIS
{" History Of the Jews" c,n a..
Don Armando Pisss is going from 'niie W
,re n r.yisc and hasten the engraving anu prin'k
:, ,ra coosranhical and geological map OF Chie' on
ss.htch ne has been engaged for twenty years -
DIR. Hase of Jena, most amiablc anu cuiu-
,o1 NJ . Rationalists" has published his recoHecuois
90 his voutb chiefly from old diaries. " ldeale una
,;,ncr, anneals not onlv indeed chiefly, I" neo
,ans but throws food OF light on the poitlcaI anu
intellectual currents among German s'uucN'S H0 ~
g. lSQ. ~,
The Academic des Sciences OF Parls, at lne
ncs of the Goth of February proceeded TO the elecon
- ,yo Foreign Associates the place OF sir Johh her-
.cbcl and sir ROderick |. Murchlson oul o OF No.Cs,
Prof Airy obtained az, ana Out OF % NVcs III
received 50 and they were consequently uuY Vo0'0u.
The Copenhagen Denmark) monthly, for
I m Viykfligbed flor Idea and Reality y, IN ts ate
,ssue for February, has long review entitled WAN
whitman the American Democratic Poet" 10 eNess
many details Of the material history OF bh on
Grass" and of Whitman personally ana treats vent
The assumption that they essentially the hrst ~,
Of Democracy IN geSthctc literature. III mas ,s ,nu
OF Mr. Whiiman's prose work, Democratic 'ls'"S'
The library of the Montagu family now 'io
property Of Lord Rokeby, will shortly DC 80
auction in London. 1t consists ot scarce anu ~
hooks and tracts in all languages ana CLASSES ~ or
turc some being on large paper, 80 many OF
,-cseutation copes, with autographs a kca' NE co
thc works b, lOrged TO Mrs. Elizabeth MOh'atu; % o ~,
n,S Line .tocking Of the last century, ana many VI
the works here offered for sale contain her au's"P"
And Ms. uOteA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
COTTON Markets.

ArGrsr,. March 29.Cetton quiet L, Irce s,e 'tFs' ~ ~
sales ga bacs sccs-l0si u 40 hals' i5' '"'' ''
Of th, week, LII bales; sales l'.' als 80 ~ ,.p,,
Ms u. ch H'.totion qnet "a hIs. "-.'
SO haes soeA-8.l 25 S7l Lale>; 49, S5 le rcele" ~
week bacs shipments s2l bales sales 80 D4" ,s, ia
March 29-tottol-Stock--li D. bat'' o.' 49,
bslps Of J bales; shi nts 81 airs
GAIvEsroS March 2sCoton doll snl ove-i Cool vn|- ID
net receipts lsI bales; eIporso Great britain, 10 nat
bales ,.,,..., ,,,,,,..
e24 taes; coas,we 2li6 bales, s'o~s 81 VI.
ccpts Of the week 25I bales eEposS-coa''"i'e |'0'
SoRS"rx March 2aCo,on quiet; Mdngs q. i.@2e ls'
351i baes net receipts week, 3ec5 b4e'i II's-''
3.4oO bales; sales biu bales . ,.oo,...
MACON Msrch 2l--COton steady. Mdainfr 81, -. hin
$50 bales ls7! bars; receipts of tie week. ~ '
ments, S54 ba,s; siinleis ~ b1ies' - Milling. .i
sAy.NSau, March 1eCOton In iair dmnp ~. q IA - :
eIp0rtscpaswlse, 20 .'s'
stock Is 23 bales receipts Of ihe WEES s-' 49, s, ca.
to t,r,a. Btitan 355 bales; the Continent -'N" O'
wise 40 bales; sales 3lO0 bales TO-, oo hsl.: Is;2,
CJtrxBrs March la-Cooa quiet; stock lS'i 80, 80, An 4
6is6 bales; bet receipts Of the week 1'-'' UA''''
N,nyuIr March 29-Cotton-sioct ls7l tIeV o9a a.
bsl.s r,cen. OF tie week 2f bates sh 95 bales le-2
MoSrGonEtr March 2aCoiton-Sto'A, 1,s -. sI0 bsl.s
- Nh ,, =, oton dria; Msiles .-ci u.
loI bales ,ae 46 be; stock 37Ss bales' ne. .Ie "
III bales; exports -coas.Ne ?lo bae'' - Il rg. pc ret
cu.E,ssrox March 2a--Cotion qge n"a'ut' 5,Jb b.,.
-, ,,s 80 ,1o,cos,twse, a. lats; stocA 90.
~. ,ccirt. - ,br srek 26y6 bes gro>s 1oso oa-
Great Britain 2665 hae ;ccssNise 90 ,ai ,s ho..ay,
uosroy March 2s-CoiOuT0daY hls uel % "a hsls.
-, - - ,a.,le Coo,. receipt % baes SAWS =, .1 -.
i5OaO Ia e., nei receipts Of the Wers 20 ,,'si
.r., - Gy,,t R,n 70 bales; ae ls,o bAes. ,,.,. "a
P,Is,v,S. March % oou-No price s5 80
nS ,ai.s. gross. 3uSS bales; rApo's-o o'
bales coastwse bales; stock l'i tYl oIs Arm Mdn 2e.
etpor,s-coisNlse, 80 hsles 'A
me- cTos urcKirTs receipts Of Cotton '1's nae.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
Bat Alex and Georgetown Erira ard Family. m un
Richmond Conntrg gErir.,...,.............'.. 1a.1


Hageniows, &C., &C.. Extra .....,'....... 751 900
Rye fourThe market sieay bat quiet; sales Of q bb "
quote: w
hYe Flour. Weten.... - l0dgtn
Rye Flour, State PennsYlyana............ 4fa So;
The market for Corn Meal heavy and quite DALI Of Is III
We quote: "e
Jerseysa so as3 s. Corn Is as,,
Coin Meal esten 81 70 Com Meal Br pu e Is s -
Corr MesLwes,.w. , - % , so >"
PBBD-The market quiet bot rady qao,e n 81 s0,es
Kys Feed quiet and unchanged Al ~ Jn 81 40 100 10
GRAISAt Produce Exchange limited eanp.,y No..
ent and the business 10 Wheat light saes Of G Nj
vsukee reported a . 1O sm lots Of JsT
f So PIER Barley s quet but steady 12nie
State 882c. for Western aud 81 C5G 81 II fr CANADIAN Bsy
and CITY 81 49, time Osi. qaet bat Srn; Of ,nsg ~ z
MTed ard Western a. iD ami o state 51c
is 6n bat iu; sales Of 80 bush State
fair demand for export, chfy the arrivals light p,.,
fra the close; Of 81 carloads Western s
shoa Western Yellow al ~ 47c. AGoa; Jersey yellow a5?'
ahOat -
PROvISOHSTbere gooi company present. a, the Rrss
but tier little disposition shown 10 do business pnss Pos s
slstsnedi the sss csh aud reyaar 27j bb 70, or
Mess Sl2 y for New do Sll for ErirS Primes f 70, We
Prime Mess: $l for City do for lre delivery nothing to.
Beef In limited demand sales of 50 bb. az
sad $lOG for Extra Mess TTce Beef quiet bat eLo.
hrmer sales Of % tl6a 10 for Prime Aess 4lga s2 b,
India Mess Beef Hams brm bat quiet sale Of small
at s2a &c. Cut Meats dull AID Bacon steady q
Dressed Hogs hesv fes Of heavy City Sc load Lard T
SO. u siG3lc for Cyj &C. for fair prime Steam. s Ir
Kettle Rendered. for future delivery, 200 dsy,
sle 800 m the last half Of April at iiG - s April sd
80 tea. June, at 9ic
sERDs-A fair demand for Ohio sy -rpor, ,,h, Q, 90
bags good Ohio. De- agI 80 bags choice aiiana 9lagc
WHITE BEANS drm AID in good demand Of Ic
di9ns at ~ IS 4 bush.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Ncw-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.

EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ATLANTA
ANp RICHMOND AIR LINE RAILWAY COMPANY,
Issue limited to $1,000 per mile iiIst-class road
in the great New-York and New Orleans route,
owned and controlled by the Pennsylvania Company
and Southern Railway Security Company.
Two-thiris of whole issue has been disposed of.
and we offer balance for the present at 30 and inter-
est paying nearly nine per cent interest on amount
invested.
We invite attention to extract from letter of Gen.
G.. w. Cass well known as President Of Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company:
Z" regard the first mortgage bonds OF the Atlanta
and Richmond Air Line Railway a tirst-class
security and emnenty safe and profitable invest
ment, and cordially approve of and concur in the
prospects of this line"
Pamphlets and particulars furnished by
LANCASTER, Brown x CO., No. Exchange-cOurt.
Exchange place. near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
INVESTING MONEY.

TO all seeking an investment combining large
profit With abundant security, We Offer and recon-
mend the FIRST MORTGAGE 40 GOLD BONDS Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAuROAD COMPANY.
The high character of these Bonds Is permanently
established and holders fully protected not only
10y the ample security afforded in the mortgage, but
by most careful and economical administration of
the affairs of the Company.
Capitalists, and all who require prominently
safe security, should investigate the claims Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. They
have thirty years to run, and bear interest at the
rate of $40 per cent i'll gold.
Many holders Of 5-20s are exchanging them for
Northern Paciics and thereby Increasing their annual
income nearly OR6-hird.
The highest current rate will be paid for all market
able securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE & Co..
Ncw-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
BANKING-HOUsE OF HENRY CLEws & Co..,
.eD W,rI-Sr "

BANKNG-HOUsE OF HENRY CLEws \ Co,
3! WAII-ST. N Y.
Crcular Notes and Letters of Credit for travellers;
also Commercial Credits issued, available through
out the world
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank Of Lon
don, National Bank of Scotland Provincial Bank of
Ireland, and all their branches.
Telcgraphic Transfers of money on Europe, San
Francisco, and the West Indies.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight which pass through
the Clearing House, as if drawn upon any City bank
of Deposit issued bearing interest at current rate
Notes and Drafts collected
State City, and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWs. HABICHT x Co..
II Old Broad-st., London.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

ItowFS & MACY, Bankers, No 20 Wall-st., New
Yolh oicr the same facilities to Depostors as In
corloraed Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
anccs ut the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, Nc
&c for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
,,.rrro LIVE STOCK nARKEr-NASm2a 70

Ca,Receipi. s bead making The wei, 'ap sD ~ .so.
,os - 1t ~ Market closed weak AMI pss ts -;
On, he'd Ilros steers ranging on gO 90 81 10 :. "a I
Is iesi Illinois averaging - p Al "a Ia - 81
ssr@Rscript. 2soo hiatt making the "pv ,,t closed doll,
Ii@nh Iod sy.u., SWk head last ueet 49,, .h.sp
80, lc 10 ic Of nom sesk saes oi o. e,SI 80 ~ Al t
s,sranc 10 TO- at 81; isb head Ohio sheep ss ii ~
40 .ad making total ios We - ,pl nght
- rs II. had last Scarcely a}ths pss1 .ve.suf
slipping iIogs quoted at - ~aS : W '"''
III b. al "a -.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS of
the Logansport,. Charlottesville and Southwestern
Railway of Indiana, bearing per cent interest,
gold free of Government tax, payable quarterly in
New York. are for sale by JONES & SCHUYLER, No
II Pinc-st. Mt % and accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at So and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co..
No - Wall-st New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
Nrw Publications.
WILL BE PUBLISHED APRIL 8,

THRILLING STORY IN VERSE BY GEORGE MACDONALD
AuthOr Of wnfdd Ccmoermole" etc. ETC.
WITHIN AMI WITHOUT.
One vol, l2mo. sl 80
This Which is the Orges poem and one OF the most "o'A
@, nj. popular author is in fact THRILLING STORY IN VERSE
1,se, in graphic AMI mastery with the deepe'th pas
sion I, beautiful With Imagination, and Intensely interesting IN p1
Macdonald is one Of the original and dArnins Of living po" anu
the mar, American his prose works will be dehghe'
opportupi,y of becoming acquainted with his poetry
Anew Volume in the Second Series Of the
>,,rsrR aTFD LIBRARY OF WONDERS
ELECTRICITY.
NJ Rua Revised additions by Dr. j. W. Armstrong ffesaen
Of the Normal School, FredoniA, n. Y. oae vol l2m0
65 illustrations. 81 20
THE RESURRECTION.
II, the late Rphae Mott D. former President OF Union Cofge
vol l2mo Cloh 81 So
The ADORE volumes postpaid reee Of price ~ he p1'
fishers,
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(successOrs to Charles Schbner Co)'
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
nAIDwIN'S ANCIENT AMERICA.

ANCIENT AMERICA IN NOTES ON AMERICAN ARCHIE
oLOGY BY John D. Baldwin A. NJ, Author Of PIe'iohe va
tons with Illustrations I2mo. Cloth, 81
This volume forms manual .mbodng the main ,esus Of al ha'
now fairly respecting the civilized races row extinct "no 's
ago great part continent North America The horn'
Balders from norhws through the Valley OF the Al
sspp as far Copper Region Of Lake Superior Mr. BALDWIN
beyond all reasonable doubt that they were Of WHOLLY a
race from our present Indians that the period Of their
can handy be placed within present Christian era The Temple
Bulde Of Central America aud Southern neIeo must have been
hhly civilized Egyptns The ruins fPaenque
aud Copas fairly with those Of Luxor aud ksrn MI bad"n
show, berond dispute that civilization OF this continent ge
nm her. and in no WAY Of the Old World In every
point Of view whether regard be had to the amount Of Information eH
bodied compass boughnes With which tho heone'
are evolved from admitted facts philosophical msnnern which
% and theories volume forms permanent ana val
nail. addition 10 IL important department snoveg, 10 Which is
vot.d
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

small amount Of the CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND
NINCENNEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
BONDS for sale ut 80. As the Road is finished, and
earning much more than its interest the price is
very low. Apply to
w. b. SHATTUCK & Co.. Bankers,
% Nassau-st., New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY, March 29-P. N.

Tho dealers Of the Stock Exchange have
observed Good Friday and rerained from business to-
day. though sale Of 900 shares OF central Is
rcnorted al o9 and although tho Gold Room has been
closed we hear that several millions have been sold at
110b and no.
Foreign exchange is dull at about 1c9i for prime co
days sterling.
Government bonds are quoted follows at the offices
cha Jiu1 a.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
Ncw 11nblitdiions.
HARPF r g. BROTHERS, New York
IL Publish This Day
Tie Second Volume u
WESLEY.

TYERMAN'S WESLEY.
TIE LIFE AND TINES OF THE REV. JOHN "EsIbi' NJ ~
Founder the Method BY the Rev Lake Tyeap author oi
III. Of Rev. Samuel Wesley" Portraits vols, Cresh' "o ''
81 so per VOL
We have been fsciu.d bis interesting pages rot only
With his photographic Of his hero but with his equally
re,euons Of wLiteted and the eomree Of thee two great ministers
Of Chhst- Chrsi.u Intellsercer N T.
The fitted ohetasf hmseha "ese'an %
ter and in full ympahy life and work Of the subject oi MS
memor WAS TO him labor and delight lie also eoyei pe
ter facilities than any predecessors for the prosecution Of the "o'
His work Is not only admirable from literary point OF Nw Do
regard his facts is so full and evey way auhennea'ea ~
scrutiny be ncomprab superior to any OF the s'
boyrsnh. Of We,r Ii s not work Methc alone, nor enc
IN religious world OH will be iO'ers''edS Evening
Post
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

p,, Of ce lumber hundred NOR ,haa al ~ m s.. \, de-
- Make, rred tame Qushp y, =, pr 70.
- nrce. Of fram TO ic. The rnse no y, sf shop
Mssrt t,r Mich DALI range fo ~ ." n ef Hvss ~
Mi AMI lc lower prices leng foia 4 70 W. ~" >'
~ a", 49, ..a,,tsti. duIl Rance - Id - J't
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed.
for SALE at OF and accrued interest in currency, by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co, No. IS Wall-st.. and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY. No. 16 Wall:st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
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t;eip Wnnlc0.
$4,000 SALARY FOR s100.-Skiful
Winters this salary and educated of good adj
dress are successfully practically cuahci without fail n the
obtained the Institute Of Photography
"a BoadvGy private instruction. Write for circular
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Letters &e, their efforts for freedom, by WILLIAM
STILL. }. II. PATTON Co, n Johns-
4 GARDENER WANTED, who understands
his business; Scotch German preferred address A. c. Box
l.5Q. Nev-York Ohce.
4 GENTS WANTED To sell ROBBINS LIT
~ TIE WASHER, at MouNTCASTLE 7@ Broadway.
NVANTED-An ASSISTANT EDITOR for
mcdaniel journal he must he good ritter and undo aa
bcng calculations Address G. o. NJ Box los Tribune Oce " u
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

There has been nothing OF importance done in the
money market, and good commercial paper Is without
change In rates.
Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow, per steamer CITY
OF London will close at 9i5 a. at the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. 20 and 90 Plne-st
The coupons Of the Indianapolis Bloomington and
Western Railway bonds viii be paid on presentation at
the banking house OF Turner Brothers, No. "a Nassau ST.
or and after April /.
The dry goods entered for the week amount TO s,eo
52i; Withdrawals. 81, ,O26,Oc6; warehoused, siO2,983
The following comparative statement OF the estimated
receipts and expenditures OF Great Britain and the
United states for has been prepared at the Treasury
Department;
Receipts Of Great Britain
Of the inited states
Of Great Britain Sio9tV
Er endiure Of ;Le United States z5J6IoSet
Puhic debt OF Glsa Bntan. J3JL
Public debt o he United Staes [IJISoS5i
The Customs receipts for the week ending March %
were as follows: jewYor s292Gj7; Boston, s504,O9o;
Philadelphia .7i $50; Baltimore, sl7iif total, S,li5
sO2.
The amount Of 1872 bonds redeemed to date IL as fol
lows: First call SO; second CALL slO47925o third
call, Gil ,887 200.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
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at the complete Monograph for Tie Traveller thai tss w
think published sa oyoeda the sights Rome II
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