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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17


DRs JACKSON. HERBERT y Go Proprietor,
o fihe National DiHsnsary, established Cincinnati
ohio January 1870, onre all private disstsss with
uneNanpied Tapidity. We guanniee TO cure Con
urrha,a, Gleet, SyphllHs lmpotency, Noctmnal Ennis
sion', or stp Abuse, phrn'l Em,'sions, Female
Of Secular disease. send for our Cirsulsr-1fteer
large in. by II IN letter pages, OF varied, valuable
aud Interesting matter. Also, Circular inteRded
for Ladies' only,
MANY of our naiients assert they have sent mnney
to Dociersin Eastern Cities and received no Teiutn
Then why not pattonze home taloni-men who
know the WestsTn climate and can effect speedieI
cures.
nr JAek SON. Female Pil,-sl per boH-send for
Circular Special written Replies, well sealed, tebi
with the Cireuar without charge. tine OF the cheap
est, most interesting aud important hook ever pub.
shed. 800 pages. 100 engpyingi," ,"fhe Mountain Of
Light, or Medical Protector snd Marriage Guide,
aud an Exnhct KEY TO Love and Beauty" u salts.
faetonly reveals varions subjects never beio'e fully
explained In any popular work IN the English Ian.
guage. Price 50esnts and one Accent stamp or three
for 81 and three cent stamps. fnily described in
Circular which even young mau shOvldh have whelh'
er sick orwell.
Medicine and instrhoiions sen, promptly 10 any
pan oftnl country. Consulting Rooms Of the Dis
pensary, No. 1877 syea mVrs street. 4. q. Box. No
436. fg sf .... t
DIR. JAcKsoN's ORIENTAL LISIMENT
Removes al GOODNESS, and reiuvenMes organs which
have lsiA hpFmani for many yesrs. II will any
case or npotenev, create and Increase the passions
for apS Ishsoasbs time. Can be mailed with psrset
safeTy. Price 81 per bottle.
DIR. JAcBsoN's FRENCH PATfEN MALE
ifta r'f.lHr...fl.I u BAIL ...rr o. rHf
II . perfectly safe and never fails TO give sasiae.
ton 1t The only cure aad safe pfeysntye against
lcontTneting disease ever ,Bysnted. Ptice 81 each,
per hsif dozra, sad 81 per dozen sen, by natl.
peS'a'eH @'ffps' afTfr rHt lT-ppe,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

OF THz patriotic people OF Pittsbura
have resolved upon a Sanitary Fair in that
CITY. u. - y --l ~ ]. -ll.uLl-- IL ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

ID or ILLINOIS has furnished has .o73
men to the Union armies. ~ reat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

or liz 1861 the Slh Ohio took with
them to the field an eagei, which has fol-
lowed them into all their fights, and
screamed wildly above the din Of every
battle. The brave 9Th is now on fur
lough, having re-enlsted, and having the
eagle still with them they find no difii-
Guilty in filling up their ranks with re-
cruits. The noble bird has been twice
wounded, und ifhe comes out Of the con.
test the boys intend he shall be kept at
the capitol at the charge Of the State, d
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
FRAME HOUSE, FRAME BARN

Frame Corn House, Wagoushrd and Hog
House, and plenty o. good water near the
house and barn. There Is also two cNccllcn
GOES2lLsNE2Sro.3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

or will make a very good Sheep Farm TIE
must OF the cleared land is in grass. Those
desirous 10 purchase will do well to cali and
see for themse vcs. For further particulars
apply to the subscriber on the premises
A. BERNARD.
Tiflin March IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CeIcbrGLeG Female PiIIS.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J..
Clarke, N. d., PhySician EEtrGordi.
nary 10 he Queen.

This Invaluable medicine is nrfiiing IN ihr rnre Of
all those paniul and dam erous to whio the
female constitution is subject II moderate all
ceS and removes all obsruc'ions, and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
iis peculiarly suited. itwilin shor time bring
90 the moniiiy period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One ucllar, beats the Govern.
ment STAMP OF Great Britain TO prevent counicrets,
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by fe-
males during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In all eases Of Nctvous and Spinal Affections,
Pains IN the Back uDd Lirihs, Faiicuc on slight eN.
eron Palpii1tion ofthe Heart lysterca and White
these Iills viii effect When MI other me ms
have n'lcd; and although powerful remedy, do not
eonain iron caomcl, eniimouy,o or anything hurtfl
to the consututton.
Nh. -unc dollar aud six ro,t1 g Stamps, enclos-
edto uny authorized gent will insure botile
tanning hfy Pits, hy return Of mail.
sole Agent for the United Ststes and Canadas,
JOB MOSES, No. % Cunlsudt 81, n. Y.
N.B.-sl 60 and siN postage stamps, enclosed 10
any authorized sgent viii insuIe bottle containing
my Pills lV reiurn Of mail.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
-FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS


FAST MAiL-Leave, Fiusbnrgh at 3.CO a. NJ,
Resches lIarisburg at lg.Ij P. NJ. aud Philadephis
1ALriSldRE PASS NGrRs bs thi. tain leave
HsrispSs at 20 T.. NJ. and uuiye In Baltimore
81 ats sOP.M Ls.".
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by hi, train leave
PhilAdelnMa az rs +. NJ. aud arrive In New
York At 1000 z. VI.
THROUGH ACCONiMODA1lO lON-Stoppng az all
Staions--leaves riusburgh OF G.un A. NJ, er.
Tiyes at Ahoona tor dinner AZ fi.95 A. VI,
reaches Harrisburg at $40 7. NJ, and Philadel.
Phia at Ills Y. NJ.
THROUGH ENPRESS-t,aves Pittsburgh NJ ii
T.. NJ, arrives Al Altoona mr supper at n2O Z
NJ, reaches Harrisburg at ~ VI. and Phiia.
delnha at : 30 =. ".
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
iisrrisbuTg at 2-5O a. N. snd arrive in baltimore
Hfw YORK PASSENGERS Jy this train leave
Philadrlnhs at A. NJ and arrive In New YORK
Mt 1910 VI.
FAST IINE-Ieaves Piusturgh at s.iS p. ". ar.
rives At Altoona at I 90 A. NJ. reaches Hsrris.
hnfg q. GUl A NJ, and Lancaster Tor breakfast at
se5 A. NJ, arriving IN rhladephia At 30 33 \. N.
Hiattsburg at 100 a. N. and srve In Baltimore
az l1.p A,
NEW YORK PASSENGERS b, this tIain have =
choice sf EiHlos. \ sleep,ng lsr runs Trough
from Pius5nrgh To New Nork. without change,
via. Harrisburg ard Aleutown, afi,ine In New
N,Ek at t.fI y y. Nv waN ot phtladeul lit, Pass
engers reach New York AZ 3Un 4. n.
Tickets fnr sale 10 nos'on bv boat or ,aiI no,t
rtickets GOOD ANY of the SQUAD liaes Fare 20 b
points rs Low as any route.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
SLEEPING CARS

on night ,ran,io
Philad'a, New York & Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and transfcr'd tree
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm,
pleasantly situated IL miles South of Tit.
fin, on the Sandusky River, Ncgrotown
Road. costoininC
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Io8 ACHI5

Of good iarin land. There is about IS to so
acres bottom land, the balance upland: l31
acres Of which is undera go d state Of cul
tivation, the balance well timhcred with Oak, 4,
Hickory, Sugar de The entire hrm is un.
derprttty good fences. The improvements
area
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
WHEAT AND CORN.

Of choice fruit on The premises, which make.
the property very desirable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

To Merchants this rouis siIsrs anequslsd faeili
ties for the .hipmeut OF fTeights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
MONDAY, Nov. l4--P. ".

Gold opened at 2i3, rose 10 2l6., AMI closed AT
245:. il is stated that leading bill drawer has
agreed to sell tho Bank Of France tlOOoo,O0o in
gold, and that aportion Of The existing demand is
for this purpose.
Stocks are higher, especially Government securi-
ties, which are full better than upon saturday.
The bull" movement in railway shares rs still
pushed with yigor, and is assisted 10y the ease OF
money on call. Thus Ear the public has not been
attracted into buying nnd with good reason. No
small buyer dares TO operate when such mass Of
stocks as has been accumulated may be thrown upon
the market by the announcement ola loan. Al the
Second Board prices were not sustained, and no
large amount Of stock, could haze been -old Of ihn
quotations. Manposa has been active under re-
ports from ia Superintendent, which are consid-
cred very satisfactory BY the managers.
Money is easy among stock houses, and in every
direction upon cal at per cent, and large balances
are left unemployed. Tie sooner Mr. fcssenden
adyertses q $50, COZ, 900 loan the better FOR the
Government and all solvent traders. Speculators
for an advance in all commodities are now acting
upon the theory tina, no loan vii be proposed before
Congress meets. They should be disappointed, and
one be made with moro delay than will suffice
TO print the kind Of security proposed 10 Do sold.
The proposals should exclude the right Of tho Gov
eminent to reject any bid, and the credit of the
country be placed squarcy against all minor sccu
mites. -Four years ago the Assstant-lreasurer AZ
this port paid ono per cent per month for money
20 save tie national credit. His successor
should urge constantly upon the depart
mont at Washington return 20 the
tame policy. IL IL useless to sneer at Secretary
Trenholms figures and policy, and 80 On manuiac-
turing treasury notes ourselves Tho people are
waiting TO lend the Government money as quick as
it offers the ssme,;erms asothcr borrowers and pays
what il is worth in open market. This policy would
ruin many spectators, and probably include par
ties profuse in their professions Of friendship 70
the Treasury, but that is Of no consequence in COM
parison with the public good, which demands an
immediate appeal for loan largo enough not only
TO supply the Treasury but to allow Of the steady de-
struoton of legol-tendcr notes. The present gu of
money Grows out OF the conviction that the Treas
ury intends to return IN a soundcr financial policy
and the occasion should BE improved by AR. Fcs.
senden.
There has been another movement in 30 gold.
bearing notes, and as high as III is reported 10
have been paid, though lis is the best sale 10 be
verified. This advance is based upon all alleged
opinion given by eminent counsel, that in their
view they must be received Tor duties. On the
other hand, the Government has decided that they
are not so receivable. An importer may offer 20
pay duties in them, but 'ha will only be the COM
mencement Of litigation which may not terminate
until gold returns 30 par.
The exports Of specie from Ne..Yors have been.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

The National banks have reported capital Of
$lo6, 80; number of banks organized, 56s the
amount Of currency issued to the rational banks
during the week was A. 900 300; previously author
iIed, 90 ,fJO,lO0; amount now in circulation, $65-
35O,a9o. When Congress meets new taxes viii be
proposed upon State banks, and, in self-dolense,
they will soon reorganize under the National law as
tho only mode OF making money and keeping their
business.
Exchange Is quoted ~ follows: lBanksrs, co days,
gold, 1924; , days, Ill; Merchants sterling iOss
1881; Francs, 50Sa 15.l3i.
Freghts are without change 10 note. Tunnage
on tho berth il very light. The engagements 70
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pt
.a230

Dry Goods continue duh. Wlmcrdng, IIcguet
& Go. Lad pcremptory sale Of French worstcd
goods, also Of British and German dress goods
Shawls, Vienna lroche long rLawls sold for $13 30
a2S -. More desirable styles, superior quality
were passed III si5: still better at 81. Paris broche
TIPPED long shawls, which we've passed, two weeks
ago, AZ - %, were disposed Of for *. Goods still
finer were sold FOR - 20, tina, wcrc passed, week
or more ego, at Ell. Striped mousscline delaine
which the holders ordered passed ~ 5ic. week or
two ago, were sold for i9c.; DO. double fold, SOc
Extra fnc and heavy French shiring flannel sold
Tor 6o4 &C.. do. printed fanncls, &c.
The salos Ut the Petroleum Board wcre-i 900
Germauia at 10; 100 do, bio, 10; loo High Gate
Ii5i 100 do, 100 500 Excelsior, e1-diy.. TOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
SAD AccIDRyr on THE DELAWARE RvAa--.

SAD ACCIDENT on THE DELAWARE RIVER
A YAcul UrsEr AND NINE PERSONS SIPPo,pD 40 BD
DnowNED-on last saturday afternoon party Of gen-
tlemcn left this city in the schooner yacht Lille for
tbe purpose CT enjoying cunning excursion
chesapeake Bay. The following the names Of Tx.
eNeuisionists; Walter y. Foster. Henry McCurdv.
Ira Paine, John Il. Ncal. Lyman Stokes and Horace
Jones OF New.fork. There were also two eolore6
The party proceeded down the river, but when OF
Ihompsons Point heavy squal was encountered
which capszed the vessel and she sank in about TIRES
minutes. The whole party believed 10 be drowned
with the exception OF Mr. Neal aud OF the coloro
men who chung 10 the and verc rescued by The
crew OF the schooner Mary Bowman. Capt. Bowman. a
Millyile. ", j. Mr.. Neall and his companion re-
NAMED for over two hours ciingng to the mass before
they were reasoned. The fate OF the ainder Of the
party not definitely known. but 1t Is confidently h&
iicved that al met with . wstsry grsve--fPlila u
Quirer. lsth.
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TALK ABOUT FEulr.-At the meeting of the

TALK ABOUT FEuIT.-At the meeting Of the
Fruit rowers Club. nov :. the principal matter dis
cnssed the ra.os Of sroPe 0iHes by A. S. Fuller
with examples With yearlng vine be showed how 10
clip the roots to prepar them for planting leaving
over fifteen or eighteen inches because 10 is important,
10 get htrous roots started the main trunk Iu
planting II in Autumn set the roots about four inches
deep. leaving the cane foot OF two long which should
be cot away IN the Spring level with the earth. GrUw
bat cane the first year, whichcf strong growing
sorsWl reach ten feet In length. Cut this down
10 four eyes in November and allow the two lower
to grow next Spring. ana train them upright. These
two canes 10 he cut back in November about FIVE
feet and next Spring 10 be bent down in opposite
directions aud each shortened 70 four feet aud tied 70
stakes or wires Stats Of ellis TO grow fruit bear
ing canes Plants being set Just eight feet apart the
ends OF from each viii meet and LII all tho space.
IL the vines are Of the short oined varieties every
other bud may grow and every one upon long joints
thus giving five or uprghs 10 each arm. The third
YEAR from planting. each upright may ripen two
March cat back each upright 10 two buds and grox
Two canes Aterward cat the upper one OF these two
and 30 on Of others, entirely away anu cut back the
lower 10 two buds which are 70 grow two new canes
This keeps the bearing wood down to low head. the
arms being trained 10 any hight desired.
blshed vine will produce 80 TO - punches
wear upon trels only four feet high. which allows
rows o b. set sx feet apart or nearer upon very Naua
BILE land Some prefer arms three feet long and a two
tier tfells.
Ar the ffnit Is SET sop the growth Of the canes at
the third Leaf above TIE upper cluster Of fruit.
The cheapest aud bsst way " make trels 10 by
mailing light slets 30 Light posts. with Light upright
wires between the slats ut each cane. These wires
should be- raiv anizrd With tender sorts which II do
slrsb.s TO Law down in winter his process would be 10
incline single sym at angle OF - degrees and spur
pruns a. in Tie ionble arr system Tfey eas tksHhe
readily tssc eOHR Snd agTsIad ~ sEssJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

THB SrORTsMgSs CLUR-The first meeting,
after their vacation of this Club esrd 5r las,
night The members nio four months Of each year for
sporting holiday, AVID scatter themselves wherever
game is to be taken natural history studied ADd on
reunitng report their adventures aud requirements Of
knowledge. nom the opening Ct front istins to he
chills Of Autumn. Much reliable Information "a ;sus
exchanged and originated for the encourage
mont Oh Geld sports and the protection OF Saro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
:. ScoYIsLD. cs.aisr

nsrhctst tBErrfLr REPORTED ros TIE ~ Y. TRiBrys
AohLc-ihe market liz Inactive, but prices arc firm
al sl2asi2 - for Pots md SO 500 sl4 for Pearls
COTfON-,hly moderate business Is doing. but
pnees remain about the sae sales Of 700 to zoo bales
at 81 40 for MlGIngs
COftEE-wo hear Of no sales to report, bu. prices
arc without quutsble variation. .
FLOUR AND MEAI--Ths market 10 fairly active
under the advance IN gold. with good speculative
demand prices impruyod 5al0c. on State and iOoI5c
~ Wesleg lIaads ,hs bsltAr grades are also timer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

Tho Adiroudao Company IN another column, ls-
wife proposals for 81 10000 of Per cent mortgage
bonds. The enterprise is one of merit, and i. is po.
of,cn that 50 good on opportunity offers TO Sc. .
sound mortgage.
The receipt. Of the Chicago and Alton Ra.lroed
during the wee. ending Nov. : we're:
lst9 -----.-.. SIS 80 1874 e. t3
Inerease. ...---. S1,'uJ
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad earned in
October:
lse4........... t2is 20 Is63............ 80 40
Increase ..-.--.----- .o4o
The statistics Of the coal trade Ior the past week
wore es follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

WouAx's ASSOCIATION or RELIEV.-A meet
ing of6.Sgatcs ron ths Soldiers Aid Associations Of
New.YoQs ssd osber States. viii 10 held by the
Wonsns Central Rrlief Association ot tho Cooper In
sti,uts wednesday evening Dr. Fellows Or.
Adams, and ciscr eminent speakers VII - present "
advance tie Interests OF tbs traEch o. the SiarnIy
Comm poiop.
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ASr-rti's1s-n-l
PREsTngyY pF.I20LEUM CCMPASY.

rhis CnE3znY prgrrnsss 10 osss I- A. rs a. 'av1sQ
rsw srui.g The fsis frat hlsl rp nn va
xd-i,t l1ur7 -raies M inrn uJx.l
rpsts IN ain, lad Of srnk csh upon ae rauun
r,url II,s,rs f.. H. SES5D5 Gov 80 "a eersi. vh1
re v Jon y.ursnnsu. Sere they abr tn inJ psricnlsr
3aalz uuTn pnypsfrErof rg Company. soe eavstv~'
insult IN apliIins-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
Receipts Of Produce.

Nov Ii.--N 600 bbs Flour. 90 bls. whisky. - bbis
Corn Meal ~ 600 bush. Wheat. 30.sSe bnsh. Corn,
~ bush Oats s32 bush Malt ~ 100 bush Barley.
$50 pkgs. Provisions iiu pigs Lard. LILO pigs But
ter. ~ plgs, Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

L;verpool are 20, eco bushels wheat at 2lo3d. 100
tuns oil cake, 7s 80 tuns tallow l2s. Cd; and per
steamer, 1900 boxes cheese, 3Os; $50 boxes bacon
and 800 bales hay, 20s. To London, 900 bbls.
o;, cake Is. Cd; lbs bbls merchandise, Is ild. To
Bremen, 200 hhds tobacco on private terms; and 10
Matamoros, 200 bales tobacco at sos. in gold.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York city banks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
lAdsertiscmeutl

tAdgers-meutl
1nB FOURTH NATIONAL BANk OF Tng CITY
o. hEw pRS.
81, O00. 900.
FNtNhL AtihT ol Inf I MID SfAfis.
Ms. = nnd - lino.st.. y. :.
This Eink Ia, ready for sale (i.logiug ,hc commits.
s'on 10 pnfcasefs L. = 80 notes which AZ maturity
arr Convertible INTO si1 per cent gold bearing loan
cu!tcs NIfhnt,, certificates, maturing loans and
d1as, hni attends % a financial busuess With Goyern.
rcnt Parties Nihns 10 avoid The delay and iucon.
Nehience ID diteei correspondence with The Depart.
ineihs. are invited 10 apply AT hi, Bank
MORals kEuHUN President
ID. W. FArGBn, Cashier
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>dSef'isemeut
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

CoHNs or hHoADwAr AND WaLLsr.. Nxw YORK.
pe''' 'r'en"vey and specially in Government Securities,
so notes 52,, oCs AID Size. % 1884, Stamp, srecie
and State money. la-rcr allowed accounts by special
rsrssnien,. r. o. ADAus Ptr,.Iept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

known that more oatsie are expected tO.norrvw Thd
average quality s about The as last week but thd
average price viii much better for droyers on cor.
responding quality. Tho top prices to-day are l7oIso
ID. ret, though some buy think that they paid ISL
Good fat stsc for retail butchers sold at 100
1911 cents and from that down to cents for those not
f for anything but sausages. These rates hold 6fm
and trade Ia lively " the Of business with very
few cattle left unsold The sales at Bergen wcre l031
head and Us here Saturday and 600 head reported
direct to butchers besides sales at the down-t0wa
stables and what are to arrive tomorrow, that We
likely 90 make out pretty full weeks supply The
Grsclass Sheep at atas2c " m, live weight and soma
extra at Q cents Lambs are e0l0c " b, and few a
lot cents Trade is lively
Live Hogs also selling better the arrivals light,
weather very favorable, and buyers willing pay to-
y 70 than last quot atoms, which 9, a l2op
p ID, according to quality.
BURNED TO DRATH.-COroner Ranney on
Friday last held inquest at the residence o! Mr. IL
Barmore No 1876 West-Fourteenthst.. on the body q
Frances Garrison, whose death caused hy burns
received by her clothing taking fire. The deceased
young lady aged IL years and the adopted danghtee
Of Mr. Abram Van Bareom. residing st the corner q
Main ard Congress SITS, Paterson On the morning OF
tho 10th inst she To this city 10 attend wedding
at the residence Of the gentleman mentioned ab0ye.
When the ceremony was completed Miss IT, retired -
nted paoephorous fing her light gause dress. set a
her friends verc assembled. WHO cxiineuishcd The
flames but not unit. she had been 80 trrrlEy barnf3
thz; sbc died tie pexi B0rnng. verf1 vi Ss' af -
dsash v1s feIAxred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
Tho quantity of -four, wheat, corn and barley
in tho years 1863 and 1861 was as follows:


Decrease % 600 DecJbs. 100 Inc. l2,1UO Inc. SVOU
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity of some Of the principal articles Of produce left
at tidcwater from the oncement Of navigation
20 and including tie I'll Of November, in the years
Indicated:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

UsIoy LEAs-K.-Ths annual nIaBtiIg of the
aiea League VII 20 bsii IN this oitI unarrow. For
oar,;s nj sa.la.sstOn spply 20 Col Beard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
IA,,tGrf1IemHtif.
TYR LgpsygyR PsnSH -I4Riies can SAFE

.,ny-t.e fulth 70 rimr jsmurais; II gvnT .icm a
alaad lister IL is sDas Ort PciN IN erse2cs ' seis'
q enian7 Z bogi2. Ash ynir snoe da,ldr.oria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

AMAZON y7,ICIA o. & J. u. hgfIr
NoD,S9 BToaovsy.
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