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Frisa<, Do yos srferi Arlou tbs .isssn Of anJ
dthese nrIooross a'IInents vhiSh sri.s t-- nc
Rather ss6, What are tkey p~iI H. bloc IL ne
source Of LIE and heath, iEd II The hTtt element
Of orr heins 70 reseord TO my essse vhloh afects
the sJEten, - tae is'se in Slhbly .. va Tbe eve
srs.niinx SSyrkktA, ne iTrltss,ng 4 :yes4 the
ssss D s7tS the ssSsf5 ;.I S
pro sud tseeoT, sHa he sSnSsfe.a xi IA
4eeh II heir 20, cerye thcr hdeops orr from The
blood, DrA SfrGy then and Eslty viii the blood.
Use .hs yttAixlrS resources Of Nature fer its aid
And s.sT p % S21Ee rd p yoHL eonfdsnoe and
kAS, n. COTS
INDIAN T6GETABLE OBJECTION
With regard 10 this almost inlsIiible speoiss
IoIutr sentlment ~, SPOKEN In eeclced te1us
s. ed y constant syovI . 81 curs6 > essgs sne
ts Heat ressr from ia pse are ttter az Other
remedies snU the best neaioal stil Ia % ndIed.
Let rs say, In oolc usiop, that cefti6cates
2rres Are NOT sought from the terste add super
sei1., INT they are v2lunteered from the most re-
sSeou ia scurces n iIrtify tbs highest TT1s In
specific 20 public approval We may add also thai
the curative properties Of the medicins are e uaIex
only ~ IH restorstye effects, the system recover
Ina from disease With renewed copsntutionsl visor
siir' and By tie Iropristor. M Mrs. n. COZ, %"
None genuine pnIess her name " blown on the
bot4e and her seal on the cort
Roitp,ssSs pet eStus, ~ s :Tsss for q
tiot, and Win sspply the trsde IL ny pnessL
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TIE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p

avenue and Eleventh street, has been HkS
sxeatly improved recently and now Offers
greater Inducements for the patronage of of63eni
pity his Prices being less than those Of any other
hotel on Pom. avenue, and his accommodations
tor permanent CT transient boerders unex eptop-
4ole. Hhe bar and restaurant Arrangement Of the
european Hotel have already become very Iopu
ndlous The PROPRIETOR pledges snremitted alton
Hop ana continued liberal Expenditures 70 give sst-
eli to give the European botel q GALL de <-t
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NEW BoQKs.

at EssTHSI e sS 81 s B, John
The Rise Of DE Dutch Sss ubsi.,, a kissory. b,
John Lothrep AoteJ; svoS ieioth; free By mail,
Silas Manner, the wesyer II Rsvelol. by tia
suthor Of Adam Beds !" oloth Izosats pe,sr d
Lie and Career Of Msses Andre, By wiseo,
Asfa .SsSs ss Mn Nth Ps1nssJ suSnsr voysgs
Ths kapuActare Of PhotcSenio or Hydro-oas-
Any Of the shove free BY msil
x,u FRENCH gICRsTKIN.
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YORK, HARLEM AND
- LEhViNG New YORK FOR
TR0n, NORTH AND WEST.

AID AN al, ME- kkpRS a hNU p"ESi'
Commencing MOndar. May 9th. 1867
For Abany-lloo q. m. fast express train from
18th street.
For Dover Plairs-4:oo p. m stopping 81 White
RI Inns and stations north to Dover p!aihs-from
18th Rtrost station.
tThis train viii run to Millsrton every Saturday
EVENING".
tinns north # Fordhan rom 18th street staaop
For y bite Plsins-7:Sl, 40 ard 5.oI . m atop
sllg az a. stations from 18th street station.
For White PlaIns-6. o. m. stopping al all sta
tons from White street staron.
For Williams Brio e-7:Sn, ll:l5 O.. m and $50 D.
R. stopping st all sistnrs from nth street station.
Returning viii leave
htbauy-9:00 3. IA. last e1 press tran
Dover p :ains-690 O. m. This t-.,n lcsves Mil
ler:o1 ever Monday morning at S g. NJ
Cro.on Fsli.-5p. n.
~ mite PiaIns-S:lO, TOO q IN. $40 4 200 D. m
Williams Brldge-6:SD, $50 =. m. 4 l.,O D, n.
SUNDAY treins will leave Ath Avenue corner al
strsst, for Central Park, Yorkylle, 9arler- and
High Bridge every few minutes, fruro 900 a. m to
100 m. JOHN RURCHILL, Asst SUIT.
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b = ''ssi = si'sis yW:t S5ffMfS
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s8EskSsA ROAD.
-s Passenger Trains, leave via Pavo-
MIA Ferry and Long book, from foot of Cham Ter
street. New York, a. follows, VIZ:
40 An. EX,R SO. for punkirk. and Buffalo,
sCf a m MAIL, for Du okIrx. and inter-. adiats
S'euOns-fhls Train remains over aight at mira
and proceeds the eIt norm g.
eo6 8 n. MILK al, for Otsville, and inter
metat Stations
II o. a. m AGCC HMOpATION, daily, for Port
JervIs, and D, inoipal Station
40" p. m. WA, for MICdletywn, Newbursh,
and intermediate Stations.
500 P. ~. NIGaT 'EXPR Esq daily. fo- Dun
kirk, Buffalo, Canand sIs ua and prinoipa St.tOps
TIE Train Of Saturday stops at all Mail Train
Stat, and runs on, to Eimira
6ooP,M., ACC OMMODATiUN,f for bonneville,
CatsMINOT, Gent sup't
NATHANIEL nj hRSH. EeorIysr.
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FoS tks WssIss r. r. Gasats, CAIssss, III,
We hesrty endorse Mr.. spaldins, and his IN
nvalled CephslIo Pills
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Ftsn fAs SoSfksys Patk Fisdsr, Nss OyIssss L.
To them you that are afflicted, and We are seys
hat your test Dony can be added 70 the ALREADY
Gumerous list that has received ben shts thst nc
stLer medicine Osn produce.
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FSo~s fks Dsssoeret, st. Closd, Misses,
Hyou az, Of have bSea troubled v ith the had
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may hsve them in case OF sn.ssaot.
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PSss fks Ezanfssv, Norfolk, ",
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theJ Sere male, Wis Cure Of h-stache In ali ia
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Fsa tks Exssts.sv, Nssfslk, ".
1hcy have been tested In more than : tkslsani
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From hs Daily Nssss. Nssspovt, r. l..
Cephahc Pills are taking the plaos of an Kinds.
Frop the Conns,eial BuIlsffn, Boston, Ma,s.
Baud TO DO very efficscIous Tor the headache.
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Suffering humanity oan now be relieved,
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FSos tks Adertis~, PyeSilmss, Il. L.
The tesomory In their favor Ii strong, from III
most respectab'e quarters ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04

in another direction. 1t is said that there
is another lake about half the size, below it.,
and connected with it by a strait; and that
both of them discharge their water into
Long Prairie River, and thence into the
Crow Wing. The solitude and beauty OF
the scenery, and the dense dark forest that
environ it, l will leave you to imagine, for
have no time to describe them. The In
dians call it Big Fish Lake. 1t, no doubt,
contains great abundance and variety of
fish, and Lying Jack afirms from personal
knowledge, that White Fish are among
the number. DR.. Wall found the skeleton
of q Muskalonge on the shore, that indicat-
ed the largest size of that prince of fishes.
If the United States hold together, the Col
onel intends to build large boat in the
spring, on his own plan, and rig it with
sails and it will be famous place for re-
sort for the inmates Of the garrison, for pic
MICS and fishing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04

The st. Anthony Paper Mil is now
engaged in manufacturing printing paper.
The specimen we have received is OF good
quality, and if they continue to manufacture
such, at reasonable prices, it will have a
ready sale in Minnesota and the adjoining
States. A. ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04

Mr.. Douglas received in Michigan. just
one vote more than be did in Wisconsin
thus: Michigan, IS, ,052; Wisconsin, 65 ,O5l.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04

A WRITER in an Arkansas paper, who is
evidently no friend of Lincoln, gives us his
sentiments in the following style:
Two posts standant;
One beam crossant;
One rope pendant;
Abram at the endon't; ISL
Glorious, splendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

In Money there "a no change whatever. Demand
loans are 5a7 Y cent. Loading short paper, Sal y
cent.
Tie demand Cor the circulation Of our State banka
is very great, and is met with difficulty. In conse-
quence of this the market has been cleared Of New
York State stocks for banking purposes At high prices
The Seyens cold at ITO, and the Sixes at LOG. On
the lst January, the State pays OF 81 200 600 Of Debt
all OF which is provided for. This nearly all in the
Bank Department, and must be replaced or the cir
custion withdrawn. If banking law could be
amended to allow larger proportion OF United
States stocks, it would relieve this embarrassment,
and at the same time aid the General Government In
making its financial negotiations.
The New-York Central Railroad Company gives
notice that the transfer books will be cosed for the
annual election, Dec. 4, and reopen on Thundsy,
Dec. To-
The annexed statistics OF the Chicago and Rock
leland Road are compiled from tie annual reports Of
the Company. Statement of income account for five
wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27-P. ".


The Stock market this morning was quiet ana h-
regular. At the opening there was n fair demand
for the leading fancies but the session proceeded
prices dropped and IN some cases LETT on lower than
the closing rates Of yesterday. The principal pur-
chases were to cover shorts and there WAS no vigor
in the movement either for the rise or fall The
commission houses had but o moderate amount OF
orders We We're made to gay yesterday by the
types that the commission houses had an "immense
amount Of orders. We wrote TN increased y
amount Of orders Central, which opened at 7Si,
cold af,erward al 49, and Erie which opened at 3Ol,
declined to 30. The gross November receipts Of this
road VIII exceed million Of dollars, fair proportion
Of which is from westward. December, IL is an'ci-
Dated will 10 equally large. The gross Central re-
ceps for November were reported TO exceed thirteen
hundred thousand dollars, and it Is semi-onichliy
stated that the February dividend could be made v
cent with as much ease the last February dividend
yyas made , V cent. 1t Is evident that lie
trunk roads connecting the interior with the
scaboard are TO be employed this Winter 10 tue
extent of their capacity, and as the Mississippi Is
closed and the Baltimore and Ohio comparatively
useees. the whole traffic Of the Winter will be
thrown upon thu Northern roads, After the Board,
tho market wag quiet, but steady but at the Second
Board there was better feeling, and with consider
able transactions, higher points were established.
The list of speculative advanced l to l cent.
Erie was among The most buoyant, and sold up to 81
Central adyppcsd to 7Ss, Hudson River to 81,
Michigan Central to ~, Rock Island TO 33&, &c
Alter the close of tho eession, the market became
yery Iuoyan and the sellers Of yesterday and this
morning were the most anxious buyers, while the
Rbears did not appear anxious TO extend their
hon liner. 1t WIS runorel that some OF the psomi
nent operators had private dispatches by the Canada
Of favorable character. Transactions were made 70
considerable extent at further advance. Central
sold up to 7ss; Eric 81; Preferred, "a and % BID
privately for 1000 shares. Gslena was TIi bid;
Toledo. 3II; Rosk Island sold ut 54I Hndson
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The Cincinnati Gazette SAYS:
There was fair demand for n0rcy Saturday ard The
supply with e the abundant The rates q Inter
Get however, without charse. ru'ns lO0l4t cent
burssments amy dping tue latter part 81 the
week have been large excaedi 1850 600 moot % when has
gone into bank. Gold duh, add tie demand light
Last week a contract was signed between tho
New-York and Erie Railroad and Buffalo, New
York and Erie Railroad by which the former has
the use OF tho latter road from Buffalo TO Coming
from the LIST of December for one year. Tho New
York and Erie l. to all its passenger and large
share of its freight trains, after the LIST proximo into
Buffalo instead of into Dunkirk. The passenger
trains will 10 run 20 &c TO make exactly the same
time as tho New-York Central.
The receipts Of canal tolls in Buffalo, from the
opening Of navigation to and including the third
week IN November, have been $9r9o.os2 rs, being
nearly double the receipts in 1860 and guadrnP'e the
receipts IN 1859.
Tie 81. Louis PspaJlicdn says:
The business Of the banks confined chiefly 70 paper crow
ing ont OF sy conscs aud this psp-r Ia NOT 20 rso IN
amount Il would be II there conld' nee IN tho prompt
PAYMENT OF The claims sganst tie Government Tor any sup
plies. Tho Commission irvestifans TIE Iaser pSt,iIn
OF these claims. have had Esd before hsm, IL We are Hsr9
informed. o. seventeen hundred. g., Al .
The Exchange market has SndeIs ne no c-a 81 g
week tire buying rate continuing 20 Do 9 eei' %
day. God has been h rodern'e request At rates aooa
cen. In advance Of Exchange. "a -. ,a,;,,,,
AT Milwaukee exchange is v cent premium
The currency of the Wisconsin current banks .
little sho. Of two Millions and Of this the Bankers
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iJnre iUiMcs, &,r.

REG leave 10 state that ] have opened my
.,oye A No 205 Pess, near Msidenlane where 81 I
sspstanty Keep full assortment OF te WINS and
COGNAC BRANDltS Of MeesIs. fAUL De OONiNVN'
NONOD GUiBAUD. - -.
Orders axe respectfully solicited ard yin Be pTopgPy e.
tsnded 10. j. MAhO -'Ni
BoRog.ux, July ]. 1851.
We have the honor 10 Inform he public thst we hyts
n~be8 depot OF our WINES IN the City Of new - b
have SPECIFIED Mr.. !. MARC MARTIN our Asen' ~ '-
Unltod States snd The Csnadas. - h. psed with
All Wines strictly pure, ana 0sN w
sasety for fsmiy and mediCinal gurposeS, CITRAUD
PAUL DE CONlNCh, MONOo ''
We take pleasure to reeOrsmend win ele rs CO.
T. MARC MARTIN, Agent ., tsldp VA We cun a.
az an, eSs af tSc, nay The parity Oh all VINES
soA by that arm through NJ; " q n n N.vyyorl
208kCE GREEN. NJ. D.. New-lorS.
WILLIAM X. BROWN. NJ d.. Brooklyn.
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6tatiorerp an0 fanfp GOODS.
" rI'HE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD" ,,s
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST Cg ALL PENS
hrOR1rON,S GOLD PENS.


MORTON'S GOLD Pens
THE BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD. -,
% rsep, Of Of The iooSins Sums 1 ~ or otherwise
stamps the VIII 'epd o rstu ne sane acor6ag
70 aE''''p'''IGlo 11i PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
n, "a & he Ready Pen; for IS cents, the Elegant
Pen; aud for p The Excelsior Pe s
THE SAFE Pms II s Sya HSFLaIs EXTENSION
H.. 4ose Fen; for 10 cents the Lnckv Pen
e a. he aw,ysR esly Pen; for 8 - the Elegsn Pen
and for 81 the Excelsior Pen these arc we, Finished
49, Of Terv one Of which viii lar ouast gross Of the best
sise Pens. "A Morton "Number." end "Qn,lny" are
os 81 the following Pens and the Points wafsnie
for TX moh. sseiost accident The nunoors ndi'
e5s eI fr toe cocbCs No tho smallest end No. 10 the
,eost Mtano;h God Pen, for the dek. Long and medium
Si OF an sileo and qualities. Short Nhs OF Nos T. and
sud made only Of afsl quly. The cnsyiDss are faesm-
''' q ''' GOLD Pms, WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents, No. rem lst quality No Pen. Is
For 81 No Pen lot quality OF No. reu "a quality
For 81 IS No 3PcD st quality or No 4peu. "a quail.
Tor So No. Pan Is, quality, No. Pen "a quail
ty. OF q No. Pen. "a quality.
Tor 81 IS No. Pco, lsquaity ore No. Pen sdquay
TIE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 81 90 nN0 Pea. lot quality No Pen 90 qnay'
For ~ IS No Pen II quality or No. Pen "a q'-i'
ty. or q 80. Pen. 3d quality. g.
Tor - No. Pen lsi quality OF No Pen, ID quality
o No Pen. ~ quety. ., ;.
For 81 80 No. Pen Let quality No fen "a qusli-
ity or No. Pen, 81 qnelity a.
For ~ No 5Peu, lsl quality, No. Pen "a quality
For 80 ~ q No. Pen, lst quality. =,
GOLD PINS, ALI QUALITY, IN SLY ER-MOONihD
DESk-HOLDERS.
For - a No. Pen; for So % a No. Peni for ~ 20 q
No Pom; For 80 81 No Peu
For s4SNo Pepi Tor S5aEc. 9Pen and for 500 No.
10 Pen.
The Il. Qusiy are pointed With the very best rdoimin
Poinls carefully selected Sod none Of this quality are SOLD
viii The slightest perfection which fk and tho closest
scrutiny detect , ..
Jho I'd Quality superior to any fens made by him
previous 20 the wear 1900
Too I'd Quality" Ia Intends shall equal in respect TO Du'
rbbi Eia.l,y and Good Wrigg Qualities the only true
copsi1efati0usl auy Gold Pens made elsewhere.
IN reEed the Cheap old Pens he tegs eve 70 say th,
previous operating his New and Pseoted Machines ne
eop not have made a. Good Writing and Durable Pens for
tue price had the Cold been iuni.hed grstuitously
Address A. MORTON,
DO 25 Msiden Lane New-Yo'E
FOR SALE ty all dealers In the line throughout the
county
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lle0iral.
MOTHERS MOTHERS ~ MOTHERS

MOTHERS! MOTHERS +! MOTHERS !!
Don't iaa TO procure MRS wINSLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEsTHING. II has no equal
an earth No mother who has ever tried MRS. wINsLOwS
through The distressing and critical period ofoehing without
the aid Of this invaluable preparation. II lie and health can
10 estimated by dollars and cents wsrh Its weight In
gold
Millions ofboes sold every year in the United States
Il 10 an oldAnd wel-tTiel remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
Eesal Notices.

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of ROSWELL
\ G BRAINARD Eso.. Surrogate Of Zoe County OF Kings
otcs IL hereby given according law 70 ell persons having
claims azainst HENRY l.. hANSER, late Of the City OF
Broosyn merchant Jecesod that they are requedt 10 er
bit tic sne wh the vousheI thereof TO the subscOe CT
The store OF SMITH Ely Jr, No ie3 God-st corner OF
Frankori-st ia the City Of Rew.f9rs on CT before TIE
OSEPH kIrrEL Executors, &C. OF Henry
SMITH ELY. JT., l.. ksyser, deceased
=
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CUPREME COURT, CITY and County, Of \ New

SUPRESiE COURT. City and County of New
TER " WHIPPLE and --h is wife. John +. BToderiek
ard May 4 his wife nichlel BIodeick end Sqtannah D.
White william c. Wotnore, Charles @; Ha.sus. jason
Rogers Frank O. Johnson John Murphy John Heso, PEI
sn above You hereby summoned and required
TO the complain. g. this action wch viii be lied In
hs Office Of the Clerk Of the City ADD County Of NewNcrE
AZ tho City Hal 10 the City Of New York ard to serve sccpy
of yonr esyer 10 the ssd complaint the subscriber q has
osse No 10 MerchantS Kchspgs In the City Of ReSYork
within twenty days ssr the service Of his summons On YOU
exclusive OF The day Of such service snd you fail g
lie said con plant within the time aforesaid tie pluinth 10
this action VIII sPpy % the Govt for the relief demanded IN
the communicated October :, 1901.
HENRY DAY Plsind's Attorney,
No. 7S Merchants Eycbarge, New-forh
The complaint referred 10 Ia che foregoing mons wa
hd n the Office Of the Gsd C. the 10th day Of October,
A. d. 1851. HENRY DAY, PiaiR!ia's Attorney.
o3l law3wCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

CUPREME COUNT, KINGS CUUNIl.-
sssipst CHARLES ELY aud ELIZA A. ELY, bis she,
samuel p Townsend, David El.ten Andrew r; van I9yi
Iob, III Myers Edward Lake. Lawrence WEIGH Cornelius
Cfsden Henry Hasdngs John Msrony John Monahan ohu
Black Andrew McNaaara, Cornelius Rogers joseph arr
son John Fewey, Michse Augan, Thomas Owens Martin
Owens Manassas Tracy, John Lsnsgan Michael bifhsnd
Leonard Kelly Thomas Roach, Patrick hyrcS Jane Dyer.
Pstick Callahan and DaHai MUichySum nons-iof Relief
tCon rot Ser)ro Tie defendants above named You are
hereby sna oned and required the complaint In
this action which will be fled IN the Office OF the Cerk Of
she County Of KINGS 1t the City Hail. IN the City OF Brook
a snd 10 copy Of your answer 90 the sa1d eoil
iip or the snbscribers thir Office, No. III Brosdwhy
h the City Of kew-YCTk HitAn twenty days alter ls
service Of this you exclusive OF the DAY OF such
seryce srd you la 20 the sad complaint within
tho tine Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this oction viii sppy
10 the Court the ree demanded In the comp antDsied
49, ~ BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
Plaintiff Attorneys
ia the Office Of tue Clerk OF Kings County at the City Hail.
ia the City Of Bgookyu the oth Day OF August. IDOL
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
,,Qfs0,I2tvlh Plaintiff Ahomeys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

Association have determined to retire aboutfour hun.
dret thousand dollars, and wind up some ten or a
dozen of the banks now the current list, by as
sorting their notes as fast as they are paid in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
Ans s ss;i;;i; on ,b. month tho. far.

Second avenue Railroad Company coupons due Isl
December will be paid on and after Monday next,
at the Office OF Me~Es. William and John o BFien,
No. - Wall street.
The subscriptions TO the popular loan ore not what
they should be. At the Sub-Tressury to-day they
were about 500 900 over the counter, and at tho
agencies range from 5000 70 100000. The public
must come forward more freely and relieve The
banks Of these notes. Il ia duty the people owe 20
the country to aid the Treasury TO the full extent OF
their ability with The material means for crushing out
this rebellion. A great many of our rich citizens who
are very willing TO avail themselves Of the prsecuon
Of the flag Of our country are unwilling to lend Of
their surplus neans to defend that flag.
The business Of the Clearing Houfe was $7,'
$4,000.
No further cal Has been made upon the banks, and
no reimburremen,s. After tie three millions and a
half payment yesterday, the specie reserve Of the
banks was still forty millions Although the ad-
vices Of drafts at the Sub-TreGsury this morning
were very large, Il Il thought further call on the
loan will he needed this week.
At auction. the following fale Of stocks was rade
by Adrian H. Muller on account Of trustees;
o. shares Bank Of Orange County ...s......,...l32
~ shares Rutgers Fire Insurance ComPany,....ID
$50 share. Cidzehs Ca Lishi Co. Brooki1n... tss
The following IL report of the amount Of Goa
TRANSPORTED over the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad for tie week ending Saturday
Nov %:
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TAE suPREME COURT Of the s.. STATE or

rJ,HE SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF
Il NEw-yoRK. - pANFoRD n BAGMEY plsio,jsy
OF TIE GLOBE BANK, defendsnts Summons for a
mooey demand Com not Ger ITO tho defend
sn beys named: You beeby summoned and required 70
snwor the complaint Ia this sccl which viii DO flied In
ito Office o. the Clerk Of the City and Couny Of New York
:. DE Cy Hall Ia ho CITY Of RewYok and TO copy
OF your snswer the said complaint the subscriber ms
ONCE No ~ Welstrse. IA che City Of Newly ork, within
twenty DAYS after the service Of this yoa.
aye of tie day OF suoh services and II you fail TO snswer
the ,ad complaint within the time the psiid la
ts action win take judyent aganst you for the oil Seu-
~ five hundred dollars with Interest from The i1ih DAY OF
lunp one thousand eight hundred and hiynine and dam
sges bes6e TIE this sctionDsted Newfok, Oco-
b,Y 10 l15i BENZ. d. SILLlMhk. Plaintiff . Attorney
The In the shcvo entitled sc,ion wa filed 10 me
Of the Clerk City and County OF NcwS os On the
both day Of October, 1861. 49,, -.
oil ISs6WTh BENZ d. SILLfMAE. PlG's Atty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

ave use MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
sy and world advise all parents to procure supply
Aaron Jones' h Editor The MisslfsrPi Baptist Published
ss Jaekson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

BEwAAs or oouSTERyEITs AID INrTATIoSs-
None genuine urless the fac-simile Of CURTIS L PtI,
gINS, Hsw-Yofk. Is on tbecptside wrapper.
sOld BY Druggists throughout the world
Prine.pAl Office, No. 10 CLDAR-Sr.. NETWORK.
o.. orl~ u Ger 4. per bottle.