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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
COTTON MARKETs.

NiLsNGToS MaTon l4Couon steady Aiihrs Zoe; rs re-
eept' ~ bales; sl,-. 100 ba stock 125t bales
b0sIoS Mret "a e otou quiet Mii.u.s lob. rsslu
60 hac,; Ite'r l4I2 slet tats; COO
balrs.
sA'ASSAn March ll-voIssu STEADY -seL.lsoe AeAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
Tot.la...l,375 7474,2s7 4,5l7,632 l,5slg, "a

Po,s bbl. Bacon NJ 10. Beef e$ Ches,e ~ IS' 10
pxl mi. R.cor NJ Lard H. Beef Cheese n. Tslos b
f0 20 I3q 7 7qS "a sos A79 AZ 500 l2s62i4O l5J250.
pFTRoLFTM-The Refined doll to-day but nm AZ
1la for spot and askd Tor Aarh No sns,elion "tn ~
pored Leases steady 20d2O2 viii moderate demand
,ha fm but d1et Dc, spot. and 9, future 'fnd ID eA
stronger sale last evening OF olu hh so
shipping Cruge qnoted nonh
the producing points were 81 geneIiN u
n.ets with .po quoted II 60 Petroleum Centre and de9It
90 tu,,ie n 7Odsl 10 OH City and at PaLers u oo
Union and United and II 20 hT other ne ~ thaleIha 1s
ma ket without decided change 10 eei PuV~ h0""
at l4asa14ate. Tor Srot and March c,-...,-,ae..
RCE-Tbe is dull and tame quote Carolina al
the latter rate for Choice; Lousans Al b@d Pc ahd hhgo"h AZ
7ied1'(. $1,000 -. -. ,,.rf,,.
rrs: sales of low to Good Refining nba al 4L
Cent? fIga at sc 20 lhds Ioses SuNI ~
M also last evening S57 bids and $40 boIes Oh private ifut
Refined IL steady quiet at lOd lul4. for hafds ~
STKARIN finn ard y srive sales Of 90 to- fmt my r' 81
mort on private l2j ties goo STOCK ST. oo @ ffHe al
g 80 Grease Steam AZ Oi1 500 c' INN 'o'ie VI
private "a
SEFDS-C over With moderate home trade inquiry - &C.
for Western AMI 9l2l Tor PeursvvIia Tror steady ~ - -
TAILOW very Dun uuchang- pce salet o. 5euoV IL
Pine ri ~ and lU coo n Good a. &C.. 49,, a., -
WHISKY STEADY and moderately active a Of '"o b' ." ''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
Uhanfes for Duslness Mlen

An unusual inducement to engage In q bOUh
md STATIONERY business will be found by addressing BOZ 60
so post once Washington g. The bouse desiring 70 s, =,
been established for fifteen years. and last Je" 'esi' P
$4,000 all expenses
IXTANTED-As SUPERINTENDENT, Man
w thoroughly understanding the %ngiae,a ., h asrs. With
mi and D. boz 1l2 Tbuneomee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

Anil q, Aoio. 400 hNs 'ame cn % Of
o, dn b1t market steady 81 4Odf2 40 for Sant .nseI
mi ~ lJ. Fine grades naoH'e anu uH"'
Tar seady sales Of 80 bbl,. at IS l2lTc ,,,,au lin.
rude = but
seed h steady al aj d96c for johbng lot hethshen
PRoySIOYs-We leh Port market this day Teh lae de-
fairly active this Of bou duration ~ lae
TO themselves OF the current ana "
preset pork freely snd1n oIeA h ~, demand
ali hsed Az the CONCLUSION oe
Tor the trade and for The large stock Al az T
markets n we'll Known be made available ana m
a., largely that the idea OF unauy fprh
regaried short sighted ana
has been put INTO mess ret
admitted BY every one WHO'S"
AID resting IN, s.pr demand Prime Mess limited bpslae
been done AZ prices. Though the supply u hgh
mes. Tor the fI,ure has Moderate buyer are less
Although Offered Al mucb the hpps months Jew ~
have the confidence purehse and the charge IN bf ICED
he az conrsed with last weeti " very ", mi
,,r M Se Iare the clh and regur ar. $50 ee,
IA a. N.r Mes SlJ 30 for Uninspected tl3 OS2 o
pima II Ia for Thin Mess: for future delivery We e o
,sas EssIis steady fairly aeive; sales OF l4o bb
bo n, pl,,n SI2d$l3 90 for ErirR Ness 81 o
~. and Be Hams are finn sales oi 30 %
~ zoo bIe. PEELED shoulders 7c 900 Smoked do At SGo E
20 hores Dy shoulders private TERMS ZVo iIesn
Bellies at Gle; LOCO Smoked hAps ~ -
iois % NV 100 Picked Hans l3dlo arrhg
Ia quiet an weaker sAs OF zSo Doifs s
az Tor CITY and 9c for Western; l3oO otes
sbo,, wear al and Cincinnati private terms
y. "a ogs are and in fair demands We quote "a %
titr and 7H7L Western. Lard II very qne and tam "a
AID bbls and tc, at OLE No 9s Tor Cty bFl0e lor f
"a Prime steam 40 ties Of grade az 49, ioi uuIe Ne
lear Of $50 seller April at 9c and 3Oo teN ha' 81
,psts on pNOrIsioS, TRox tNDis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

Elusl e. ga DDS bushels The Columbus
Is - Hu j1Ip6 h sacks Flour ard s99 quarter
barrels To- viii u
rIgpu. ~ Wheat sn1 Flour for the mouth ending feb -
We take the oOsug from ~, only nm tolyri1 o. San Ffsn
dated March , The wheat this
doubtless he she ryss. produced The rainfall
% The bur fact much effective than usual the
there have The
planted great a1I the moisture u the earth will
later short Tie plant well rapid
ooa VI he water What he extent Of crop will be- Of
matter OF conjecture bu th w he larger than last
required 32 tJj tons Of shipping 10 Transport IT, OF 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16


For future delivery the market qu 'boo 'o"e
tiees follows, all on basis Of Low MildnA. 400 -
sales LIST evening, after March zoo - - &c az n
S.l6c April 400 Is ll16c May, 500, 10 '1-e Jun ny
lG1.c Jny 100 lG 1916 Total 200 bales SAFE TO-DAY NJ
m: March 200 10 1899; notice to-day Aprl sgV 10
lIl6c; 100 10 2l-32c. 200, 10 II loo. May Uo 70 $50,
300 ? lGc 300 1G 733c June 100 l6os ~ = 80
july 800 Is l56c September, 300 6s@ Total SooO oses
grand t,,sl, $500 bales. -, -. -. -
COFFEThe RIO market again very quiet and we have opy 70
294l bag Rio. Pep al 20 q, god mS 'onees
ami prices unatered D..
FIOtR MEAL-We have had rather better marker LOT ton
during previous week falling oil the reeeP anH
movement West coupled with the more aVorane eu
Europe impaired boperl and pesps ahsf sisAo
market though cannot note veI} de a'Vct
grade Minnesota Extras have sold ven anu
better held with much conhdtLce al
close have m readily and IN O"ce A
ira ght advance eb though at Yesterdays market
from satisfactory indeed the trade could not he ~
purchase freely liberal concession ara hence the
limited shipping Extras nave been ~
demand, and being 10 liant supply have improve
though quite du No ard SuperGue have oeen N M demand
improved the close they quiet we nave
the future defahc purchases
present figures for April delivery present pnees on
seabOsd merS and lsiirg on - tIe
production quite probable have speedy Improvement
here ground has demand snd hSs slightly
business entirely coDhre brands Tor M G nls
~ 90 The OF the week & ODE aga
p 342 bs The corresponding weS last These htfi exports
that vii addition @ sok ibs oh
DAY inquiry for for and pTees ~! ""s'
choice MDuott fair demand; other grades are ID
request the the market dun and unsste
obber buyng parng aud shippers are ont Of the mr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
lCne!u8r reported for THs rusrSS

-, .uous complete Ts exports shipped 10 vessels "hieb
,,r cleared 70 lay for foreign poTis:
.,PtNwIL1-Schooner C. A. Conomb 80 ooo
Iumt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

BRIDGEPoRT and al gGnss on .oos
s%.d s.n. afss Be-. SR and 40 '''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
so1a s, Of LbsIy. Corset; somsIyl. VI.
sS nd % sa.9sA Ed Il PSafs Nth ssS and
R.,on also Tith ah,h ya.y R.ss Direct nns to HsIn.Seg
'"N WINTER ARRANGEMENT
6ilS @-kEw. fRAs for h..ton, BsheSsm BAH. Aleoown
S%-wsy Tr,in for Franston B,,On Belvd.re
nGs ss,nGa c MI I.n y1.. as s 6s
sa .a s @s
e E ,s1s.s sssfS T''''' scranton
IO3Oa m.-1y Train tor som.rnrs
Mach tS Asi Mh..o CIV Hoa St.s.%. H spsa s..
s SSsn nav; r for Ro asns.a . .ad Beds
$685. Tvs, Tram ser Paas,d -, u,~.. r..
~ 5: :. T :s. :,5 W.: = .s,.,..
go WIZ FIT E u, g ssii,'' and ''"'
S:soS %-R1a,ss EIpss., d.l for E..on, Be'id.e Allen
town, READING H,ni,6arr Pittsburgh. Chicago te
go w. >. SrTd rf r, ~ siAFf"''
s si9s n n-SS anti 4, ss ssS9
EG..S. 5i5 go 60 7Sc35s ga Has g. s9 20
o ~ i $50 AZ sl5 s $50 t ~ go 60 i 5
1850 al5, sl5. 1890 lLi5p T KICKER su.t and En-,
HIP. BALDWIN. General Passenger Aseos
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
IL NHNr Trains taking effect January ~ 1874 From Cham
300 a. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express DraVi,sROou
co.sbes Buffalo AID sleeping Coaches to destination
1045. nEpres Mai for BaGalO and Niagara Falls Sleeping
IN n tDsIvl-P,ifc Erps. the West Sleeping Co~h.'
through Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago
without change.
Por Jep,I. 90 900 1000 and lO4j 40 1880 and
Md1ietors 500 1890 800 1880 .nd lO:l5 NJ. 345,
s soSEse V With SsTYors Midland Railroad
Goshen. s1 $40 500 S3S 900 @ and O45 m 800
3.45 $3.50 1880 and 700 N.
Ee-burgr. 1880, g and l0:45 a. m 800 and 4;Son m
s %.T' "a S sS5 S'aS 1850 015 3UdS45 NJ 85
Eldtsxood Ha9osp:, Ane,tale and - R,%.,y. e. 6t'
Paterson IS Ga $50 ~ 1880 1919 81 -. 80
si5 1880 and a 80 p and SATURDAY night. only.
newark IS Z. $3.50, fO45 and 1880 a. 3D. 445 6,
noon. :i:is T. 5'I5 g. $50 s;i5 1880 ana .il3O
Hillside IakensS WAY. D. s:l5 and ts45 a. 8 4, D,
suses 90, s s. 49, and $50 so 3:l5 AS 445 $50
$50 ,qd y SATURDAY Rgot an GE 5 k2o $50
AMI '7i5 and IL ss'1risy nsnt 91F AK Az s2o
sPara5i O. s. a. an s Ss,urs,g z iC
Perboa and MACK 70. $50 IT, 1880 3il5 A4o $3.50
$50 i7:I5 D. m ana 2 SATURDAY nights oBly.
sprnq VALLEY WAY. and $50 4:43 m =, 49,, ,
MOTH Trains leaving Chan9is on even q, "a, D, e,,IBg
Chanber on quarter 80 minutes earlier
Twenty hrts at 1917 and ll;3g M eonns'HnS
miinlsbt trains start from Ch,nbenrst only ,
es Tor p,,sge ana Tor apartments and sleeping
Coaches en- be obtained and orders ,neesng and transfer Of
B.gysge NAV be left At e Com p,nys omcos24 J29 '1i s5
Broadxav Onehundel and twenty atast sni imdsVe
Court BrOoyni al iAs Sompanys Dr0o ana o. Ash' 1e
principal hoiel. tsurs,,, on,v
mo y. ABBOTT. Genersl Passenger Agent
NEW -HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c. : Fare,
~ Al 25 Steamers s,ve Peckp NeS-laveu at 8 aud IL
n.il. ts.utqv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

TRElGHTS-rhe market for Berth rgts was dul TO-DAY W hfA
especially Grain to Liverpool Necs o charter were % moderate
with generally ek ant is'oI9g shIif ne
M 3, Gre GRAIN O ai6P 90 Eb Flour a, p. 81 To
~ H. ,s iG 400 t.h q AIN Al IOli: lss boxes Bacon 81
5O 25 600 huh Nhyst AZ u Id ana 1000 DOE Gnr Of a. DON
Antwerp with 900 Gram q 90 an American bHs hence 70
Of 900 tons register hence ubug with geLera ergo including
Pro-, sons al Ga British bark. hence 20 Spanish port with
Psc Tss 70 the Baltic With 900 bis Resued &C., at IS 3D.
E E sa o r S o Tb Or sa GOO ami II B 5 o. 56o
nsdo (no0 "eant7 llooAl sane 70, a.r snl rate ~, - 4
buoysac though without considerable ysrues the lelctoa
generally above The limits Of shapr aer, hence the purchases
& be limited present s1i prospective supple, fave gwen holders
Te,h coaaeICe ai as I1 P LSI ave 81 ae T
preferred freely rather than yield lori the c noe
of lake navigation the advantage Of The much se ra
limited and rb better supply Of Tonnage in April Which seems Prob
able lower Of re ht not improbable The estimates Of Wheat
sin Tie Noh~ winch hyr g,cn oga.hsl t9ei tlis we
M Mi b .g to he . we FEEL ,.'r-e ,r, Istl y e rom
tie IVES st our las, Autumn e., Of the surplus Of the coul nv
lake navigation about the lf OF A, but will scutty rain
From tie Winter Wheat growing ss. very little
expressed as the plant vi hoHt anything from The severe
cold WINDS wh have prevailed for ae oay- Oar advice, rom Liver
weather Of late falling of er in he supplies sfost
Wheat uc in March srnei in month earlier Ian i
vas epci feute The decline sil dp'n was qge inshe and
The reaction T be iaqe noticeable 's tg s.nel IRON l' eoln
viii tho" decided aug u ht en'uas tao months We noc The
rua about G36 5000 gr' o. tins some $3.50 gIs tom
Oregon. i3O from Chill ard 100000
Atlantic From th wi De that large 81
their supplies depend tbs We notice few shipments Of
Bombay Calcutta Great BtauOrly
p $50 OrsWhch sret unusual The II the
4j2547 hns GG U~S bush the cospon1ng
d. Winter NIrt better business has been done 81 -heT prices,
m1t here Our me have purchased freely OF good uugaed
Spring
uoul $4,000 BUSH To-day Wle-t opened
quiet; holders Tot oI,rHg ret; lot. Of Spring
slabe The lara. c-s especially Tor lots;
luly hed buyrT. bold off, shippers limits below the
prices Winner steady and quiet: fh. es 5000 bush
81 Iidrl 81 for lugd1 sung ~ % or No (hcsgO Spung;
81 jU0Sl j3 No thfsgo Spring; - 1881 ~ No 3
Chicago Srrug. ~ jjg~l 81 NJ M1altec; ~ Red
Western ~ 80 for Ab- io ~ go for White Spring ~ Is
White Michigan Bsref s. sales u 26 Bag, Canada West
mi1ei With Buck'lest u ~ o. Barley Mt IS steady aud quiet
oats sud close que 7-- 30 600 bush. New Ohio
Mixed at 65QO4c; White at C4 l9c Western Mixed G39
t4rs White 90 E06c Pruusvlvsu track 80 Coo Re
buf steady the sales 600 bush State ~ OBJ 500 bush
Pennsylvania II ". 4loaf Corn easier and B demand
t- trade sales 1000 brs. Western MIXED
So ui Ud Nike store a. SOc and lots Vase
Western White A. ssh, .r 0 lr.us SEE Southern yellow
Do Whe al yOo 9jc J1ey yellow 81 oG057c track
closing stronger.
hear from Franc TIE l the 2Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SArVhpaY March IA 1874.
AsHEs-The receipts to-day are Ga ptgs Pots srS very gae
,bou former figures quote Csc Pesrs are du aho
COlTON-The Cotton remains dull but prtes are
ithoni qaoAble change We quote as ioho",: ,,,. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
Anew YORK. NEW-HAVEN. AND HART
FORD RAUROAD.-SewYork and Sew Haven Div
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING nov. ,
PASSENGER Station Ner York Grand central Depot Ell
Flrty-.ecOnt-sf
IRLLNS LEAAE NEW IOkM


TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORB - a.
Trains for Newiaven leave At 800 (Aeena SO SCI ~!
Aecu 1000 tbnD, l1OOu (Accn) 1900 ihx hhl 90
~enl Jo and 5:l0 Uocal Erl. $40 (Tl ant o D. m,
For south Sorw,s 7.uJS.0j 900 l2:OO lOU ~ SV
AZ 4.sS g. 10 G}5 s:IO 9iO m For Stanford 7:l0 sos,
0Oj 1910 1900 NJ l:00 223 and 300 t1EG 5;1O LOS
AS 40 $40 . % 1870 $40 $40 D. IN.
For Por. Chester. IL 40 %. r 80 80 ~. ,oo--,o.,o
No. via Line 1900 and 0;lu The S;UJ a. NJ liOV
300 s. and g NJ stopping Stamford, NOsas a1l Bh2e'
uort me sos A. m ard 100 D Shore NJ
Division for Providence ana Nsey Sayhoof The so,
n and with Lle nvson tor Norwich nl
Sew-Hayen Northampton r. r. NeNH wen: 500 lO;OO o.
1900 with COM River H. at Springfield
and 300 Montreal. The sos loo and sou m
Nsuau-S Railroad. and the 800 ana OO D. n
With flouoplc railroad a Bngport The 500 aud 95 and
500 DaHhnrY NOrw1k az 30. NotHak and
500 H. 100 AMI $40 With Newt anaan Railroad al
STANFORD.
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via Springfield 9;lo p. n
y PIOIienrs.
Dwiuoom Day Express sad seepngcars Night BI
press Trains cn
@ Derot or Al Office y. Y. Transfer Co.. ga Broadway
windsor Iioa " T. and No Courtst, BoOkyui who will also
epeck BAGGAGE from residence 10 destination.
For a,r Information Of particulars posters At ho std depot
" JOHN I. MOODY. Sept Of \. !. Div
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IliOmaon OF pTcuIlrs DOsItIF ~ Vl ~ VI
JOHN T. MOODY. Supt Of \. 7. Dy
T. NJ REED Gent Supt. SeH-liayeu


DEN y SILN ANA RAlLkO A D:-IHE
GREAT Ieg%K LINE AND United STATES NAIL ko.rs
TH oT.. leave N'''' fro" foot Of D''','''' and e'''''''
Palace Cars attached $3.50 AMI $3.50 sunday ari
Fofwiam,po Lock Haven CORY Erie Phi Ede R. r.
Ds. p @ Tor WiGT' xxx south a $40 m sd
E1prs.. Tor Phlephi, $40 $50 1890 B. L. ; $50
For rreaou at 20 a. H. . $40, and SHOP Sunday 6;lo
- 80 $40 $40. 40 400 500 $40 6 $40. $50
1880, $40 TO- 1880 D. and ~ night Sunday ji2O dlO
For Eil,tsi, 6, csc 7:2o 10 SO, 10 llam 12 m
7:5o, $40, 10. 1880 NJ, and y night Sunday 52o VlV
KS $3.50 $50 7fo a iS 3o sl5 ID 259 su 32
Fof woci5se Perth AloJy aud South Amboy aud 10
for ScwBGnsSles 90 aud m 70 m 2 $40 1870 500
6:lO. p n n, ana ~ S@d1y o;ID b ~.
for iaubertsile aud Pennington, $50 IN. AMI p
r q' Bcrstn i and c,uas 2o
o g. i @ la s.. 3 $40 NO. .s sGa $40 8 S :"
T Si 1. sSs Ts5aI G59 3 IS %!
s5 'Ta l @ 5 % 5 f.H Go si io7 M Sunday
c%5, 900 i i}3 ss ,n4 so lD ;1l Broadway. No. Aston s
and Of bros.e' 'ai c2,'lSnd ayn Sntp ss. one 10
AZ AZ GA.AIT. General Manager.
EW-YORK CENTRAL, AND HUDSON
lssveS Grand Depot. -.
snt Northen Ehpf'ss WIN u'~"'nk'0'" NV
TO and ST. hlhans 49,, a, po.h
1880 NJ. Special Chicago tNpress WIN craving '' "
Buffalo, AZ a., -. u.,.os,
3.t0p m Albany ana Troy bIDre~ saurlaYs only q. 80,
400 No. Moutreii Rrpr,G With secpiageaf' nom Ne"i'A "
900 m Express. Daily With eepnEei' for "''eT''n Aa'
500 r. m Pacific HIres D,v 9Th 'leepngc,n 'os hoee
Buffalo, AMI Nssan f'is also for Ohea." va wv" - NV -
Railroads. -. 80. "a, r,.v ,,d Alh.p,
Way "aih' I" psf L'''' ''' ~ c. II. KBNDRIcK
General Passenger ASent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
tP1KTs PROM sEPT. ! 1873. 20 DATE
Or. britain aud Otuar

HAY AND bIBANihe market
unchanged We quote Hay. Prime Timothy. 81 S2jas2G, Par
70 Coed DO 81 ~ >3 shipping Al slgasO. CgV,r
tzoO1j tl1dsls Sfaw No. lye at sI4q.Ib. Sboyt No
do q so ana 90. Ost a. SlJ0slT 49, '' Wv
MOLASsES-1hs market 1Bet INIT rr,.. ave ,,. Ia
ede1 change; sc learn of no transactions '- ~ '-'
NAVAL sIORtS-ile market tr spirits Tur.nDe va. more
seSe today hn1 DECIDEDLY truef sales f.f'tfa
AeeL.stle sg0t at 4ec 80 bb bsei Oytol mi Il, Ion n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

The quotations are basel CoitCn Ia store fnnnne
ore Ian bait ffade above or below the Grade qooeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
y = D"'V''' ''V =
%TEW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

SOUTHERN DIVIsIOy-O Tuesdays ursav and Siturtsys
mixed train vi esve Manchester 1890 Tor Niaeand bug-'
tor B,y sid. and stations Returning on honaaI''
W,n.siavs and Fril. arriving Manchester A. Freight
-. IL s. NNEnEN. HerT Long LTilcL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
6trampoats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
and Saugatuek Railroads 81 Steamer LAu RA dseon
tnssd SewYos and no day boat nom Bnds
port. Steamer BRIDGEPORT az before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

THrKp NATIONAL BANK. NAHvLLg, Tenn, Jan. IL 1874.
WE are prepared to attend to the FUNDING
w sna REGisTskISG OF TENNESSEE BONDS. Information
eher, pvtB copy Of the Funding w furnished gratis
Cauob hlthh 'o'hS
O. n. Manhattan 60 Nss-lofk
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

Stdbten bes etaatss 91io unb aud ii anbe-
ren5 staaten piro f6on .jcgt Der ygbio gsailsli,
ffrennb1 gern geleien., gSeril ipir aber BET,
I6onet Ylan, ben mir fetbit il, berllneigell<
uiibiglfell @eiien1,b in 8ertranslt auf ben Ses
gen Gottes lll,b bic 8ti9iilfe gutter Menfbe,l
unternonn,cnl baben, tuo1ad) al,s BEN Grtrage
bes uSDio @aiienfrennbes.1' clue @aiienanitatt
geariinbet nerbc, beriutrflidtn iolcn, 10 1niile
ienipir n,inbefcns 10, O0sablenoe stbanneaten
babell. Sur bann lit es Bel benz biaigen Rrei1e
unicres 8lattes uno beisoeu Dobe,lsS Seriteanl1gS
foften n6slid) irgen0. eincll 1lolnbaften lleber<
ibub fit ben bcabl1tietel1 9uten. 3ped lSu ere
siclen. 8is jcbt batbas 8latt nidt nnr teinene
eingctroaen, 1onbern mir baben ;neben ben per-
i0nliden Mlii6eu rnb @Sorser ei,les ganSen
So9res unb 1,ebe,, bet ,alf 1lnS rnbe1loel 1er~
antmortl1ng nod no,nboftc 3ulblille lellten
miiilcn, I'm paS llnternebmcn III Gang 5u 9al<
ten. Sur Die 9icbe sur Sad)c nno bas Bes
pnbticin fit cinen suten 3tpet 5a arbeiten bat
uns Die slusbauer bis1cr berliebcn. Sebt. an,
Sdlule bca. criter SaDrcs 9cftalten 1id) Die
&crbdltniiie i,Aufcrn aiinitiger Dap, iuir al'5
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unb inl(S nicle berartige s(bouncnents cngcbcn
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raltc Gott.
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bef finben, .linb Objefte bieler llebermo6=
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totboli1N 1terben borf man imS,lru.
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