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A CANADIAN RE,NEEsT DIV

Tor Costsrencss, Irfeguta'sy end Dcose .oj' The
Isigestaue O,.gcqs, lna,.ang Heaatsche, oGssi-
"taGe, Nervousness, General Pros;rctic. of the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection. chto convince sensible lnas
"A of the folly and danger OF constantly dosing with Ca
Artic Medicines I'VE pracce is pernieous snd suci-
d. An experience of forty years has taug7Y thst
Ike constantly increasing erils of indigestion fear
lf ally aggravated by the tp4 free s CataEcs. Tic
American people fast becoming nation of dyspep-
cs by theiE artificial modes Of life. Drastic Cahartics
crease the litb!ty, ana prostratc the strength OF tine
iG&gestive organs.
The ?il,s offered re especially designed to aay
This irritasSty ad a. the tine inSgorate
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic and laxative
They milf and i.,vigorating t3ga is remind
ed by ans' GsaGeahle effects that h. has meeine.
Business Men, Students, Professional Men, Femees and
all perscsss leading confined sSletary life, should
|Ery Them
The undersigned Physicians cserfull5- certify the
high professional ndig of Dr. C3oy of tansteat one
of the eldest aud best Physicians and 20 the excellent
qualities Of his AntiACostive an Tonic Pills., which
we have Used in our prSctice, and hishly approveE
G.GlGBS0N,M. D., unham, c. Z.
&. t.. COTTON, NJ. H.. CowaTaville.
CHARLES BROWN Il D.
s. s. FOSTER, NJ. b BroGne.
N0TtiAN CLEVELAND, N. o. Barncston.
N. JENKS, Nj. d.
CAV 9:,Y,, o ,2T1:E NO., stans'eaa.g
.&0aEPI BREADUN Il. D., Surgeon. Il. n.
BENJAMIN DAMON, Al d. CoatiocoR
GlEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. o., Derby Line
MIG. sGLINES, NJ. b., CornEton, c. e.
6. o. SGMERS, NJ. o., Eogog, C. Il.
JIG. RUTHERFORD, NJ. b., Newport VT.
Prepared 10y N. ri. +. co LBT, Sta.rsnead C. E., and
Derby Line, VERMONT.
Sold v1,nr hirin SS old a-oiI,
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Aaron eHOOdeAE?s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, holden
washington D1sTRtcE, SIS. at Montpelier within and for
said District, the 18th day of February, T. D. 1862
NELSON n. CHASE Administrator lhe Estate Of
" Goode late of Calais in said district deceased
presents his admins ration account for settlement.
Whereupfn ordered that The same he referred tute
18th day OF March next, at tn Probate Office in sad
Montpelier. for examination ami allowance ana that all
concerned be notified hereof, hy the publication OF this
order in the Green Mount ain Freeman, printed Mont
peer three weeks excessively may be, that
they appear, said time and place, and, if they
cause, object thereta. BY the Court.
344fw3 Attest, X. MERRI LII, Judge
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rssE.r, CxVEEsNAL RENEDX.
vop rur1uATIsM. GOVT, NEURALGIA, LIN
RAGO STEP NECh AND JOi&tS' 1890
SRUIsEs. CUTS AND woJ%I.q}.s,. Il LES
'iTAnACHE. AND ALL RhEJ h"IIC
AND NERVOUS DlSORDEh~'
u, Stlybfu Sweet ,of Connecticut,
known all over tn IiDjta1 i'ste
DR.. Stephen Street, of Connecticut
-, ,h. aptbm of g DR. Sweets Infallible LlpiInent
Dr.. Streets MfalHble Imminent
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DR.. Streets IntazlabIe Laniment
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Cures Burns and scads Immediately.
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Isthe best known remedy for sprains and Bruises.
DR.. Sweet's LnfalzibIe Liniment.
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Affords immediate relief Cor Piles and seldom fails
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ls the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
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Has been used by than million people, and all
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ures Burnsaud Scads immediate
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The great natural Bone Setter.
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Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
GA UTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like.
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Stephen weet's Inlaibe Lniment" blown in the
glass of each bottle without which none are genuine
Richardson g. Co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct
For sale by FRED E. SMITH, Montpelier General
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers Apr-yl
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED
ASTHMA CURED.

MoRRIsTown, Aug. 80, 1857.
Dr. baXter-Dear Sr:-i have been severely afflicted
WIN asthma Tor more than twenty-five years and for
months IL success1n have not been able 70 lie in he'd
ana enJo' resnar nights rest, and some DAYS would
MOI be able 10 walk from the house to the barn dis
tancc OF five or six rods Abou; year ago purchased
Two bottles OF Or Whites Elixir, prepared by YOU ana
commenced taking 1t according To directions. and am
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since. Yours truly apAD UhEEg
Pe.CF rs CENTS PGG BOTTLE
Sc'e wh"lesee and rttail, by l.. r. PIEkt f MGR:
peiier, --arc y a. dealers OF medicine
IL BAA"Ek, N. d., Proprietor, ii shsate, Vt.
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'Fhaeadeus III. fIeGd's Estate.

Nti Subscribers having been appoieted by the Hon.
Probate Court ior the Dlstrclo Washington Com.
misone storeceiye exani and adjust all cams amt
denandsef all PERSONS aganstlh he Estate Of Fhatqde1s
b. Lad6 late of Worcester, in said DISTRICT decea
lepr. nso've and the Of sir his from the
LIST day a. et ,lst2, being allowed by said Court Ike
said deceased so exhibit and prove therEe
spec,ive claims before us-give notice that We VIII
of j. Il. Kacoaks, in Wu,s in ssid district the
LIST day OF May and August next, oclocK in the
ioreno0A eSGh Of said days.
EDWtN Z. WATSON,
SAM I'll. ANDREWS, LUKE 49,
Worcester rFaI. LIST "A. II. 1867 322W3
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American G& Foreign FatcGi
K. Il. EDDY,
Late Agent of u. 5 Patent Ollice, Washington, ant.
the Act OF 1881,
76 State street. oppOsi;e iIilby ST.. nostol'


A FTER an extensive practice O! upwards Of twtDs
IL years, continues ~ secure Patents in the uaittd ST
also IN Great Britain, tiance, ana other foreign coG
tries. Caveats. Srpchcations, Assignments, and all
pefs or Drawings Tor Patents, executed tera temt
ana with despatch. Researches made into American '
toegn works determine the validity OF utility Il IL
tents orInventons and legal or her atvicereadeed
all matters touching the Copies Of the CLAIMS
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. A,s,t
ments recorded n Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest IN New EpeIaat
nut through 1t inventors have advantages uI secu'
patents, OF ascettanng tie paierabi!ily Of invenM
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gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At III.
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber; and aSSICIE>
~ HE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND Ati.
lIY lie would add that he has abundant m5rt'
ano can prove, that at no her Office Of the kind are
charges Tor professional services moderate. TIE F"
mehse practice Of the subscriber during twer! y
PaS', mas enabled hm TO accumulate vast COLI cU'h
srcc!hcall"hs aud Official decisions relative 70 FGrt'
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and med
,ca, works and t'il accounts of patents saGie! IN
Dhltea states and Europe render him able bcyona 81
ioh To oier superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF Il journey to Washington, 10 proe"'
PATENT and the usual great delay there are he'r So
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capaJls Qua w
cesyat practitioners with whom have Ind oiicla D'
course.
CHAs. MASON" Commiss,oner Of Po'"
nave no hesltdllO ia assuring lnVeHioii 'h''
ch"ho' EMPLOY person more competent and tu,'"o
""" mere capabie OF putting their applicni"ht III ~
W secure Tor them an early and favurih'e cUn,"r"
al tie Patent Office. EDMUND BuEHE'
Late COM missioner 81 la't"
Mr. H. u, Eddy has Eiade for me THli'TEtN b't
o''ohs, on an tut one NJ which patents have been
gu, ana mat one Is no pending Such unmN"A
proc" Oh great talent an" ability on his part leil'
recommend all inveni. to apply to HIM to procure
patents, as they may he s!re of having the m,d hN'
attention bestowed on their cases and nj vry fr1sor-
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pufhg eight months, The snhsc bet ~ cuurse o.
,".ga Whcilce, made. Oh twice rejected ?piiH"'
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVEGV GNi Il uhlta va d.
4. II. Crh
Boston, Dec. ., 1891 9eN'
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pp Montpelier, in said Di s
Oh the 2lst day of February, A. D. 1862.
DENJAMIN SCRdBNER, executor of the last will and
ID testament of Benjam wiley late Of MiddIeses, in
said District, deceased presents his administration
count examination and allowance, Gnd makes eppli
cation for of distribution and partition of the
estate of said deceased.
whercupon, it is ordered by said Court, that ssid
count said application be referred to session of
said Court held attke Probate Office in said Mont
peiler the lSh day of Marsh, 4. d. 1862 for hear
ing and decisic thereon aud it is further ordered that
notice hereof be givea e all persons interested by publ
cation the three weeks successfully in e Green
Mountain Frecm&n, newspaper published as Nj onpe.
er said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear said tine and place. and show cause if
any they may have why said account should snot be al
low ed, and such decree snade. BY the Court
httect
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LADIES CATER Raoy.

s/eA NJ MY ~fA k1sa kbVstEs
little glove stirs II? my heart as tides STIR urn.
sho%-wnte musl'h' wien 1t hts, makes many cga-
A II sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings as tbsv
But little female gaiter boots are death and 80
shorer
and just to put you your guard
l'll give you, short and brief
A small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week more,
And marked two g boot-ees'' every ,no-.
Before my neighIors door
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed to say
An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
A lady growing cut of them
As flowers grow from vase
But all one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some other name on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And of they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a BRIDE
Ladies, comment is Unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
j. G. PAGE
Where can be found at all times large assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work
Also, of our own manufacture
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (new s,ylp
Misses and Chdren's
Boys and Youths q"
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in iacts
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
PlumeT's Cele brated Patent Las,
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT,
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Price.
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBDER5
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usu,l
OF l. e a s f GALL.
j. g. .Lo4As.<G:.:-.zE:j1,
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
CDIfP0IfNU
CONF

4 certain and permanent cure for Rheumatism Neura
II ola aud Salt Rheun,. It is au internal remedy, oiN
irg out ana entirely eradcau; the disease .equlrint
no charge ia diet or business, and iay be taken "
children ana persons OF the most oecae cohs'iu''"i
with perfect safety.
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' .I1a GOOD GANEiA! Il. EXT IT, { 4. 4,


Ahes3 ca all Competition
TIE nambv: of any other FIRST class stove in
opoynar, in the United States.
THEY contain ell the Improvements which ere in al the
first ciaGs stoves, ana the advantages and impro2e-
ments other stoves in part folows:
LIST. The Arrangement for br0iIing the front hearth
Improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t has also the arrangement for broiiing top.
u. 4 Thorough ventilation of the Oven.
Sd. Introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber,
thereby nCreasDgtite draugh of the Stove quckcning
its operations, and enabling il TO throw out more heat
matter much and usy compliance Of in other Stoves.
Attn. An important iInpo in HE application of
the damper, which t!arows the heat around the
9TH Much greater weight, qucnty heavier plates
and more durable as well as handsomor castings
9th \ draft aamper at each end CT tie fire box,
that the fire is ecuaged, and rdle Will heat quick
the other, also heating the in half the time.
It'll Fire back protecred by soap-stonc, it cannot
burn
In addition to the aSove improvements it has all that is
combined in other ficst ella Stoves viz lot water Res
cryOr, Warming Clos, Rooster III front, Baker on top
Doors lined with best Nussa lrOn %c. &c Further tins
stove is warranted to dc the work with little fuel
other stove in the market, ana in superior manner.
All who want first class Stove hoLd never bay until
they cali and the <oGD ShMAIITA they have in eN.
cry instance given satisfaction.
the exclusive agent for the sale Of this Stove in
Montpelier and sell it trial for any reasonable length
af time so all are safe ia buying.
have also as full an assortment OF Common Stoves
Land any other dealer in Washington County, and sell
~ low any one in the State. H. DEWEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1862
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Loss OF BARE JANE AspERsoS.-This vessel, be-
longing to Boston, went ashore on Barne sat shoa On
the night Of Nov. g. and went TO pieces before morn
ing. All the crew were, NO doubt, drowned, one OF
them having been found Oh Tuesday morning south Of
the Inlet The remnants of Tie yesse! he on different
parts Of The shoal. There are no signs OF cargo As
We, coming ashore. Some Of ber rigging and sails
will be saved The bark was built ut Newcastle,
Maine, in 1871, is Y5 tuns burden, and Was owned
by A. L. Cochran Of Boston. BY letter to EIlwo"d
w Walter, Nov. 8, Barnegat, M
TsE SLAyE.TRADx.-By recent treaty between
the United States and Great Britain, provision wa
made for the suppression Of the slave-trade, by inc
establishment OF mixed coarts-one to be held in tins
city, another ia England, and the third Somewnees
on the Cokgo River, Africa Judge Truman on,i'"
bas been appointed on the part OF the United o'ao0'
and Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul, 70 'sp'es'"'
lis Government. 1t is understood that Mr' oso's'
p. Andrews Assistant United States Disr'c''A'''',
nav of this District, will be Clerk Of the Court
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
TuI sDAY, Nov. Il-P. y.

TIL sDAY, Nov. LIP. y.
Tie stock market this morning was very firm and
active, but after the application Of the Secretary OF
t. Treasury to the Banks for a loan was made
known the market became heavy, and at tie Second
Board there was general decline in the leading iau-
cies, under fears Of calling IN Of loans by the Banks
and others 10 meet the call Of Mr.. Chase. At the
close the market was rather frmer The decline
ranged from to- T. cent. IL is scarcely worth
while TO detail the pcrlurbaions Of tao MARKET a.
he cause will probably be only temporary. of the
ejabt millions subscribed to the loan nearly ak have
already been paid into the Treasury, ard to That cx
tent the disturbance Of loans is over. Governments
were quite firm at tho close at 1881 for 6s OF 1881
AMI lc3s for 1903.
Tic decline in gold has nnsct,led The market Tor
Foreign Bills, aid quotations cannot be g'eh Win
certainty
Frcights, though little more active, are without
important change the business iB still light and
rates unsettled. 10 Liverpool the engagements are
81 00O BUSH Wheat ut - n S,d. in bags, mainly az
The inside rate 10000 do. Corn nj %. IN bulk ana
bags; 800 bbs. Flour az 26., 200 bbs. PORK at -
g3.; Ga hhis IAow "a, l2s. Gi. aud per neutral Nag
100 boxes Bacon OF J1s. o.; 900 boxes Cheese at
45s ~ Is,Ddyn: $3.50 Jus. Wheat at ga. Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Tie gold market, under the same influence that
affected stocks fell off to l3O; but nficrward recoy
cred 70 1871. Demand Notes were sold as low as
l2G The 7.3)s stood at ihs closs ut l03i 1886,
which il remarkably firm, in view Of the large
amount coming upon the market
The money market was much disturbed to-day
by tie wants Of tie Treasury, End with sailing
in Of loans by banks and bankers, there quite
general advance Of rates Of about y Ct. The cur
rent rates on call are Gal = cent.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury gives notice that
he is prepared to pay or the Oregon War debt.
| The exchanges a. the clearinghouse this morn
ing were $50, ,0SS, iS %.
/ The annexed Telegram from Secretary Chase sup
plies some Information not found in tue advertise
neut for bids for the 7.3o z cent Treasury Ncies.
, II appeared under our teegnphie bead yesterday:
P,oposs, fr abou, nirteen million, and half of 90
bonds in exc ense ~ l'fAeaae ns.s "i oe op,' ou
Mo.ey llh ~, il'i 'ea.sg ;got 49, of
those vet uudsposei of 81 the date Of oct J. l6l Tho in
tcfost wi ron ifo' .o apis 81 ~ u1e'' % , 80, M m
rent coupons h. colu be reimbursed Il ss maturity b'd
tse auoan oheod and forward ~h 'h'" oid ih" ''f'''
] Of such depo 10
/ 4, tie auction sao og M4llaIi s. Co.'s F,onoi
wor.ted df.ss goods to-day, low-rriccd grades OF
nearly all knds of pain goods brought au nd,auce,
bu, nne frAdca sold lower TIE low aud medium
gfade, Of veil barges, in colors, sold well. AT d
spe.al sale u brocAo fbawls and Saxony woven
die.i goods most o. the lot, sold Mt ar priccs.
Mr.. Cisco waa authorized to-day Ly the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO make up st among the banks
aud bankers OF twelve millions Of temporary lonn at
: y cent interest IN anticipation Of the proceeds Of
the 30 per cent Treasury Notes be awarded next
Monday. Tie amount Of eight millions was sub
sct.bed, and he remainder would have been taken
if there had been TINE 10 yet Gt the whole Of the
banks. OF the amount taken five millions six hun
dred and seyentY.iye thousand dollars have already
been paid in at the Treasury, and will soon be dis
bursed again. The banks had most OF the noies on
hand and had 10 occasion 10 disturb .helr loans.
, The remainder OF tho amount will probably be paid
up without serious change in tho money market.
The movement, has only Transferred the call, which
would have been made next week, TO tho present
week. The suddenness OF the call however, gave
money lenders an opportunity to advance the rate OF
intere,t about " cent, and gave tho bears an OPP
pottunily 70 got tie Stock market down to = 3
cent all Of which might have been avoided II iAe
Secretary had taken more timo Va which to make hls
negotiations.
/ A very prominent house connected with tue Stock
Boud was suspended to-day for sixty days by vote
of the Board for having violated tue ru.cs 10 regard
| to the ,nte Of commission. hD he matter ID one
| with which the pablio have 40 concern, We relrJ
fysn giving tbe name Tic 3nagi 10 ionb. F,e
3 rigLdy "a eliorsius ,hs.r .tJe. ba lhe p'psJ >
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

bags; 400 bales Hops at Id and per neutral yes
sells 900 bbls. Flour at IS. 3d.; 40 bags Clover
Seed at 45s.i and per steamer 500 Grkius Butter at
9Os. and 800 do. Cheese at 65s. To Bristol: LOOO
bbS. Riour at 2s Cd. per United States flag To
sasseilles: 500 tcs. Lard at &c.; % TINS Measure
ment Goods on private terms. To Lsbon 1900
bbls. Flour at 81 Y bbl. The charters are two
British schooners, one of 700 and the other
900 barrels to Wihdward at 81 Y barrel;
British brig Of l25 tuns to the Spanish Main aud
back at $2,S5; an American bark Of 1856 tuns to
Windward aud back at $500; brig of 2ll tuns to
Windward at 81 800 and port charges psdi bark
of 80 tuns TO Gulf port and back, by the month,
private terms; schooner Of $50 tuns to the West
Indies and back at q 400; schooner Of l25 tuns on
the same voyage at 81 200; three vessels to Bangor
ane) at 28c for Flour and &c. for Corn and avessel
to Penobsco River at 26c. y bbl. for Flour and 5ic
y bush. for Corn and British bark TO Liverpool,
with full cargo, at a round sum.
| The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
S., l62, ,535 76-for Customs, $24l ,OOO Payments,
$s72, ,2iO 80; Balance, sl2, ,4sS6l4.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earn
ings are very satisfactory. The road earned the
| 4. -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
Dank Gta.cmfili5.
City Banks
United states Internal Eeyenuc-Dccasions
by the Commissioner.
TKTAsrRN DkPARfNkNff
nrutl.. az rxrrrsAI LrNR.TR Nn.. 4. l6l.

OFYICR or INTLRsAL AEyEsuR, Nov. :. IbA}
SIa: Your letter of the 5,h met. has Teen re-
ceiyed
am Of opinion that the makers Of heaters fo hrepsces
mus, be considered and nst consequently
paw tie duty upon tho full value OF ae manufactured aces
h. Com ionsr kss decided tba. when II il clear that an
article is anuistage the duty must DO paid upoo rs igi
yaa- un Il specially provided that the duty is 20 DO
levied upon the increased only The eles thHs Sps
cisliy provided for are comparatively ie".
| an Of any provision by Which tax Of more
eu can be assessed upon carriage drawn ~ one horse
So s.sp l. subject duty Of cent sd yaoreni ss
manu- leeture not otherwise provided for"
An uphoerer who buys sofa aud char ifaes ana sids
tie uphoeus work mus. pay ths tax o. tao vaae oi tss
Very respectfully - -
ToJF. CLsyKL,SD, Assessor, 9Th Dist. hew-iork
TALIow.--Ths Commissioner OF Internal Row.
euuo has decided that tie rendering Of taow Is not
a manufacture, aud consequently tallow ia not sub
ject to any tax under the Excise Law.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Inc.2lsio5 Inc.9, $685., Dsc..ao2s33 Dsc.il5,3lo
BY reducing the wheat to flour, tie quantity Of
the lattS left at tide water this year, compared with
the corresponding period last year. shows ~ IN
crease Of 9Sj il5 bbls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the quau-
dty of some Of the principal suicles Of produce
lef, at tide water from the commencement Of nav
igs,on to and including tie 7th of November, in the
wears indicated:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

hOPE CIIAPEL-THlRD MONTH OF
j 1IRRELLS CALIFORNIA
Evelins At 4 Weinssdsy aud Saturday sernoons at ai
srsca' tiious given schools &c liberal
n conlparce with general wish few SEASON TICK
Hs viii ue isrced at % cents each
TNHE ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY Of NEW
4 YORK vii ofen its THIRD ANNUAL EAhI-
UfTION On MONDAY Nov. H. at the OiieTy of the Fne
AIT Institute No. e. Broadway, between Houston and
Beecscl-itA by order o. the hosfd Of Control
VINCENT COLLIER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
peee;nfs OF Produce.

Nor li-llsJ2 bbs Flour i7J Dbls. 905 begs Corn Me
35T bbls. WHISKY 1900 bush Wheat 5000 bash Corn.
q s3 buGh. Oats 5s35 bush Barley 100 bush Seed lsi
pXg Buckwhea Flour Il pkg Ashes, JSGe psgs Prsvisions
b94 pkgs. Lard. o. Dressed Hog8
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

Tho general average Of tho market al ITO
Tho most OF the salss range from &c. TO &c 49,
fnces per head and per pound. Of different WEIGHS VIII
os iornfin accounts OF sales OF sundry droves.
Total number OF besves received In the city this week
$3.50.
h 2J' head less than last week and los head move
the average OF last y.a The average number at each
market sst ycar 3dc6 head while the
Ger tooy osipg $500 shows e79 hssd the
ave aud ii2 h. ad tbaa this day week
VLe i9llowing drov..ers in market this week