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and Disc'tf. So Sl1tn'l
'''''''' Legal T,nirrs. 80 ls'as5
c.srinss for tie Sess ending oci $500 =
Ceu'ngs or re week eadns lc g'.'. - ,s go 90
Balances for the week ending Oct 2l.... H&l2'' o.
The whole amount of capital in the National
system is now, si02,0'4,i30
The circulation issued thus far is 500, 925,'so,
Of which 50. I27. 400 was issued lest week.
Exchange is dull under the European news, and
best bankers Sterling at co days was sold upon tho
street at lOs, and held at 1924 at. the bankers
counter.
The Mariposa Company is issuing its Preferred
Stock. The affairs OF the company are slowly iiu-
proving, and the assessment of s. per share, and
the funding Of It's coupons will give il ample work
ing capital
The latest English quotations are: Consols, 81,
/ 0Ss;: Fivc.Twcntics, SIS, aJ9; Lire Railroad, %
G5ss; Illinois Central, sSass.
! Tie Pottsrilt Miners journal Of Saturday re-
ports;
The ouartity 81 coal sent ly railroad this week 4
77ls3 10; hy canal - t:7 10; for TIE week. lll0l g
,uns gailst 473.S Tor the eo!respondiag week Ias
y, year.
supply If coal nom Ills region n The corresponding
4 week last year and cnglQ euty there 10 isrre III
crease this week. The difference. however, vii mol
be great after tIs week.
Tie trade j. not quite So brisk "a II was last week
but the demand l. stl good. Colo weather having rel
I. in and T. season Is The close That We do
y not nppiohend much change IN pries one 'ing Is Ger
y tain, tic Upward tchdeLcy is cAccfcd Al New YORK
where tie supply has hecn largely increased fince tht
u sumption Of business by tie mining and uansor
lion companies IN The LscknN anna regions pceS hav
declined nom % TO 30 tun. A. Port Iichnon'
tie prices also quoted rom - to 70 cents per IN:
a less.
TIE trade aims ND this week us folowf compare,
:. with last year.
--1SG1~ -1SC5.@
{. Week Total Week. Total
, Total -. .lG3, 33i e.5ilg 36 27a.43] 7,4iJ,l59
, s,4a:ls9 1921
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60 Ubom it man GOnrern.

4 NDERSONVILLE PRISON, GEORGIA.
ANY p,rou hsviug lost relative Debtor by death at
he Apdrr., nv lie Prison Ga AID who has legal claim TO
y hrA pay bounty and Allowances due suoh ec.a'ea person
from the rusd sai.s Gogriniuen hayo the sain-
cnrcrd OF esonabe teens by the undersigned who alone
possession Of copy oi the Original Hospital hscoas'
and Mi evidence establish snd collect any ~giii
mate c,in Address ALLEN LhTSON, Army AID Navy
bankers No. - Blcrckers., Ncw.fork.
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Corporallon Notices.
,oToy ,OFDUcT DEPARTMENT-TO

CROTON AQEDUCT DEPARTMENIITo'
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED o.osALs,
II b. III of the Tor hicL Il may b
offered The name Of the bidder and the ds Of the oaennss3
b. we'd at this office unii II o'clock m o. rhpAi.
N,vemb.r 1865 for the p-on oi the MI nsn~d Won
ON th, PROPOSED SEWEkin fnty-secondsl ION ON, s,us
10 s,yrnta ave. aud TOR the construction Q! sE"Lh"
Eishty .tpirds. b-,we~p Third and tourh-sv,s.
Rl,k orms for bids and SPEC acations can De op'se -
,,'ic.t,sn 10 tts Cortr c. Clerk u his Office
.f' THOMAS STEPHENS Crooa
ROBERT l.. DARRAGB, Agnedses-
A. w. CRAVEN, } beSd
Now. York October %, 1905.
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er~ceIpss OF hsroSurc.

Receipts OF Produce.
OCT. 23-ce7 rs bids. Fi"ur so5 bhls. Whisky. 3c4
bbls Com Mesi ~ OOJ push Wheat lt9. go bush.
Corn 1863 700 bush Oats. 73il bush. Rye 81 10 bush
BaIiey. l0 pkss shes. 40 pkts iro' iriCor, Sos
pkg. iuttei. 2o55 PKG PclIoi-un. 50 pixies Lard
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SURGIcAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment ot

~ I KtIICAI IIOoi'II M TOT tlN- Tt'irlInt "
Diseases ofhe Pelvic Viseere undrr the Of EDWARD
H. DIXON Editor o. The Scapel. Structure Pir. yaries
cele Hernia and Fsua Ever Of Structure admits of
radical and permanent IN le day., and otter Ins
diste one by DR.. Ds instrument the Irf,hroto.p.
designed expressly 10 mod fy NJ symcs operato1 In al
cs. of the three affections the cnre :or
apesd ii the ease be andgItiA Office hours fem
daily and to Q evenings, at no AZ Fihn-ave.
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Dcntistrr.
lile0icdl.

NEW EDlTION-JUST PUBLISHED.
IN D. LARMONT5 MEDICAL ard SURGICAL WORK.
on eli diseases Of the Pelvic Ni-cers. Nervous Dsty Pics
raa Stc ure, ard Consttrti)ial Atccion.. Aso eoo-
tanning lal uunoer of ustr ~ tue snec iirsisd
M in .he work Soil mailed 20 Jny address By T..
WARNER. No 1N.sey- or the Doctor No. la bfo.dwsy.
for 90 lresment 'ron 10 to ,. excerpt sa1csys
nLD DIR. WILLIAM EARLs CORDIAL
" BALM OF SiRACUEM FOR Debility. Price, ~ per
DO tie or two bottles IS. Address No IL Wnite-s' " T.
CULPHUR BATllS.-TlMOLAl' GENU-
y me SULPHUR BATHS, No. Carro.'p ace corner OF
Eleec k.r and Isaur.ns-sts., west OF Broadway.
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ct SIG, and per steamer 200 bales Cotton at &C.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: ReceiPN'
81 s5s,767 l2--for Customs, s39s,ooO; Payments
81, 80, rs 69-on account Of Loan, $33,oV; Dun
ance, Sci ,o29, 500.
The following shows the condition OF 'a' N'"'
York City banks this week and last:
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NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
la,ur- po,dinc nrh,r frirf foi SICK wounded aud
ehsrse soldiers II New iorA Claims for municipal state
and bounty pensions and OF pay attended To
sratui ousy. Superintendent Col H. a. MORGAN. Albany
4 Y, Agcni.--Col r. = GoooRrcu No. 2Sl f.st, Wash
n-ton d. e. Col Jors MANLY Nos 20 aud 81 Howards..
hsw.i.Ix city MAJOR AXsoS o. CnTsrgR No. c3l Mans',
Bnaao n. Y. Major Il. =. RICHARDSON No - rayrus'
It, Baiinore Md the Rev JAMES pEoos, No lo-i Chest
nut .,., uladeipbia
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TlIT UOLE.-For SALE-A sixteenth part
of I'm. inc interest 81 the best WE'LL on III hole
r,.I WELDING 20 barrel. per day. AddrespOL Tribune
OGee
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Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. el62 269 "a
-eQuaI to 4. per cent tie capital stock.
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Gentlemen can with confidence consult Or. LEWIS a.
ais old established oice No. Beschst doors Wa
Broadway Nsw-Yorx.
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Ladies' In need Of a confidential Medical Adviser shosl
consult Dr.. DURANT. No. Beachst, Nsw.Yok
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AsHEs-Tho market is firm with = fair demand
sales Ut ssVSs III for Pois, aud " 2; tor fearID
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0vyIcE OF SLAYER FAxx OH Co.. No: 10 bEoApwAf
U,UE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
holder, of this Company. for the election OF Ire.,ee:
IN n. brld al tie office OF the Company on
The s,h Nov. next. from to y p. 10 u. Y. Noon oe
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Gharres for Dusiness Msn.

A GENTLEMAN, familiar with tho Hotel
business Is DESTROYS Of purchasing an interest In rt-
elias, Hotel In this city. Address. with full PARTICULARS
HOTEL Box No. PIG Tribune Office
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professional Notifies.

A LIEN, ABBOTT & GERRY, Attorneys,
~ and Counselors No 81 st--The h..
formed partnership for the general ptsctiee flaw William
r. Allen Benjanin Vaughan Abbott, Eibndye I. Gerry
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Nnrisc,s-CAnryuLLY hLPoETKD ron THE y. y. THinnFa
MONDAY, oct - ls65.
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On BOARD STEAMER kRiEL.


A CARD.-Wc, The undersigned, officers al 1T
pri.at. 81 Division 10Th Amy Corps beg cs,e tender
thanss Cop. JOKES and - steamship Ariel IT
the uniform bndnss sud courtesy ext nded b. I'll the
staces Of said nip during present r fo Bauiore
Nowitptsudna the large nuinber Of soldiers toyrr uol
board eTyng hA. b,rn done that could IN WY add
to the comfort OF he and most choerny bear tod
inony the fact that all board unite IN ,ayiu. that Capt
JOINS IL Of the Few gentlemen they have Ia
ton with steamboat travelling a. soldiers .---
TIE table during the entire rp supplied Ia superior
manner. equal TO any hotel
III. d. WAsHBURs, Col CorD'ds rrig w H. ErttrR Lien,.
and a. ON LIT Big JONI H. POLK Maj. Com d'g 9Th
Ind. Inf H. H. ToRnEScy, 1T Lieut. Co. Btb Ind Nol.
Inf OFo. w. ADAMS, Capt Co ID 8ih Ind Inf V. Iols
JACOB NIDAsAS. Capt. 60. q. 9Th Ind Inf " Nols If.
t. SKISNER, Chaplain sth Kegt lid. v Inf =. CL,r
BROWN. surg 18th lad. Vet. Vols: +. ~. EIgNgr, Att.
Surg 18Th d W.T. Vols. CAsPBELL Capt CO q fstii
Ind. DAVID H. BowDES, Capt l8th lnd. Vet. vo. r..
C. EDDELaAS. Capt 18Th Ind Vet. Vols. MATHEW NJ.
HUGmEs tom'dg Co. 4, 9Th Ind. Vet. Vol mi; NAPO.
LEON H. DAsIEIs lit Lieut.. 18th Ind Vet. InL Isaac
w. SMITH, 1T Lieut.. 6th lid Vet Vol Inf -. N.
NARsToS, Capt COm'dg I3th n. H. v; A. y. FussrY.
Lieut. and Act A. q. NJ lttb ~ II. "; L. W. WRIGHT,
A. Adj. i4th NJ III. "; d. 4. MAcuHDY, Capt. Go. IS.
1sth n. II. "; CHAs q. HOWARD A. Liaut I,th N. H..
Vols. JonS L. MISC, A. Lirut lith ~ H. Vols FRANK
LIN WHEELER. Let L.out. Go. b.; WILLIAM CoBLEIGn,
Capt Co. J. liih ~ II. VolA CnAs q. tRAGIs, I'd Lieut..
Go. q, lfth " H. Vols Gxo. ID. RICHARpsos LIST Lieut..
Co. Is. Hh N. H. v
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IAdyertisensn'.l
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, U. S. Treasury

TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, q. S. Treasury
Agent, No. l4O Broadway. will allow PER CENT DIS
count to al subscribers TO the t. ;. $40 Treasury
Notes, and deliver them. express paid n nny amount
fmmcdistey upon the receipt of uient Hods or cert
sled city checks.
Ii viii also issue DEPOSIT RECEIPTS, Similar TO those
ISSUED by the English and Provincial BnSs payable on
tdemand aid bearing rouE PER CENT INTEREST II moi
s9resented within fifteen days from date.
Parties are invited to open accounts with this Bank
ond will be courtcously and literally dealt with.
SAMUEL c. THOMPSON. President.
JAMES CuEpHKY, Cashier
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&S00O TO $40, oOO.-PARTNER
Proposals.
OYEIcs OF ASSISTANT CoMyIssARy GENERAL OF !
SUBSISTENCE 20. STATE ST., 7

Army SUPPLIES-BEEF CATTLE
n SEALED PROPOSALS I'm TRiPLICAIE) will b
received by undersigned at this Office, mt o'clock m
TIE Tor the the United States Amy be delivered
at tho WASHINGTON DROVE YARDS, New York City.
other point in or in the ues vicinity %
the City Of Newly orb, 20 be Designated by the und rled,
Ia such number may rou time TO time BE- required not
exceeding thousand h az IN any caleuder month from tns
LIT of ebfuary 1861 TO the ls OF May 1905; notice to b
oven TO the contractor SATURDAY Of each week. hs
application this Office OF the number Of cattle ne shall b
rec hired to deliver during tie following week.
As cattle wi be ired shipment none bat Fys
quality of enIey free from all eemishes %
c.ive Ind no bot Gait average gross weight Of which
l. hirh twelve bundled and seyrntyhse pounds nos
shy bullock Of les weight th1n we've bundled POUNDS
gross weight Of each bullock 70 70 ascerrsd ~
sca Of weighing TO b. determined BY the inspector
on the rsrt Of the United States. M a19ge Sisr whose
Inspection. stating the rmh.r of cattle deiiv'
cred tner wegti will coustt a the voucher on pre-
alton OF which the 81 be- paid hen funds arc
hand for the purpose Ec, PROPOSE be enter aiaed
have printed copy this adver ieseai posted ~
bead aud b. 10 the following form:
IL. A. r., the CITY or town Of. County o.,
State Of - hescby PROPOSE 10 deliver the S1bsi.
Of the e. :. Army. NJ tho WASN'T Drove
ards NewIork City, other point, 10 or near said cry
h. ed such number OF Beef Cattle not exceeding
head calendar mouth. o! tho quality cVp.
don &C. described IN the adv, emeut above posted 40
inay from time time b. require to furnish on due pohca
ton It - crn's per pound gross weight"
To be subscribed by two responsible sueies 20 follows;
We the m rrsi.ned hereby toe should the sb0ve
hid be accepted will give our bond IN ne sum of ten
thousand dollars that tic contract shall oeiohlled
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PAYMENT will b. made In currency its eqoivAeEt, -
soon as funds rel. Is ell for the purpose. -
The ability Of the ties to respond H. the sum OF TEN
,ho~sund do lars mus, o. tilted by O. District At
torney other prof officer such certificate to accompany
the proposal
Proposals to he indorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle The
tight EXITS with the United states 10 reject Any OF all
the bids that shall no, be- REGARDED ssusisctory An
bidders to be present VI the opening. H. r cLAkhE,
Co onel, A. II. {. aud a. &. q. :.
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Eorscs, Carriages, Sc.
ASSISTANT QuARrKn Masters OFFICE,

CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
u WANTED. i will purchase IN open market al Horses
hat may be presented aud pass inspection at the Government
spblrs on Thirty nth 81, near Tenthsye uutu inihe'
notice = follows; =,
CAVALRY HORSES. from to 10 years old and from ID to
II hand. high ., ,,,,,
hgh and oyer--o weigh 100 pounds and dark coor..
Price for Cavalry Horses, l6S each Pro. Tor aftlrry
Uor.e 100 Zach payable In such fund. DO furnished
by the Government. - a,
" Wv OEO. 7. BROWNING Captain and a. Q. NJ.
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Sn1powNERs, CoNyRNrIox.-A genernl con.

vcnon ofsLpowners will be held In Detroit Wednes
day Feb {. Various important matters relative io the
interest of the Western Lakes will be discussed
such dcmurrngc shortage. the delivery OF caTooes
on rail and other Subjects which abuses exist Do
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nrceiut,cf Produce.

JAN FL 800 bbis. Flour - bblS. whisky a2,i
bis Corn Mca, cs2 bush. Cum; lO5 pacirgs lhfd
az p,rKages Batter; e 81 packages Oh Ces 1850
yes Provisions - packages Ashes @i1@ pEessel
Hogs.
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e2ates expected from Oswego. Buffalo, Cleveland
Toledo. Chicago. ilwaukeo and oiher places.
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MaYoRs OTYicz. NEW YORK, January. 1865.
N..t:oo ba-.l.r ,rivpn that nj

MAYORS OIVICI NEW J oRX January 100.
NOTICE.-Nulice is hereby given that all
persons who require to be vACCINATED will DO Mt,
endd promptly without charge by app irso1 at either OF
H.. Dpen-aics wis physicians constantly IN ate Nd
ence and is Inendd that all PERSONS who lave not
been vaccnasd should avail thsn Gives immediately oil
the Opportunity thus ole red have the operation a. once
peIfofmrd by heir ll, sicar.
The Couifis-i ct Health. having al recent meeting
ted the Report Of the Resident h ician recommend NJ
ia every pers should oe VACtINATED and RE-NACCi
MATED EVERY FIVE YEARS it il accordingly recon-
nrndcd that all who have had thu operation performed
within la period honId have II done wirbon; delay
The EEW.fURk DSPLNSAGY IL located al the corner
Of Crutre and Whi'es,s.
The EAsTERS DlsPENSARY 1, located oil the corner Of
Essex ard Grsnd...s.. over Essex Market.
The NOKIEEKS DlSPENSARY il located at the
of Wayrr,y place and Christopher
The DEMlLr DIsPENSARY il located at 81 Second-sve
The NORTH.WESTERN DlsPENSARY il loo ated at 5lI
Elghh.avc.
The NORrH-E AsTERN DTsPENsARY Is located st,the
corner Of Fifty .hrstst. ead Lexingtonave.
G.. GODFREY GUNrlEn Mayor.
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Corporation Notices.
,f,fITTFF nm WUARVES. PIERS

THE COMMITTEE on WIIARVES, PIERS
l. and SLIPS OF the Board Of Aldermen. vii. meet ON
TUESDAY the Jst inst at , y. NJ,
In Room No O. City Hall Tor the purpose oil considering al
papers before the on tntt.e. a,
Parties nlrrs-ted respectfully requested TO sstsn WIN
QUE further notice. ~
BERNARD KELLY.
LEWIS X. KYkRS.
MICHAEL NOkTON
COMMITTEES ca " i1fses Pi r. AMI Sips
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOI

~ IL w 81 NJ Id hlp<iEs' Va
~ SALH-By unanimous asreemept Of the Proprietor, 81
the fIlLADELPHiA EVENING BU LLEilN, shat valuable
ishueit vii he sold at Pnbic Aueion on MEDNES
DAY, THE FIRST DAY Og FEBRUARY NEXT. lifetime
for which the Pstnchp Associations was formed e2piiins
that day. ~ i,
The present organization OF the esanhu en upon the
basi. VI capital Fifty lhousa nj Dollars which sun the
dividends (clared semi y fr yre yea. past Law
.xcredtd THIRTY PER CENT PER ANNUM. aud TOE
valuable investment for person desiring to engage In sdcs
enterprise.
The SHE will tshs place ut Al O'Clock on the shove
mentioned day IN tic prbicaon Otce OF the Eslabistment
NO. ~ South Thrd.st.. Phi sdslpbia
The be cash immediately at the time OF sale an!
not implied with hr property to be Immediately reso'4
at the risk OF the former bidder.
For further information apply TO
JAMES a. FREEMAN. Auctoneer.
No AZ MANIFEST. pnilad. lphil
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Counciincn.
OFFICIAL.

STATED SLssIoS-Thmsdsy, Jan. 20. 1918
OFFICIAL -ocn'hf p ~
I'M gd met pursuant 20 ogTuI1cu ia thvI ChainDof
10. 10 city Han ,
P..eut-Jafne- Hayes esq, Presde a. IN The chaf ana
a. io loNiug members.
Gomez men keeuan. Hesly, RohH.ou. sacom, HegcIiy'
Kost.r Kinney Brusman, BRADY Psf'rf-ou housh't.n ~
Leasy McGgah, Gseen Lent, Suith OCslAshaH, hus'I'
Joyce Rel l.. fl,ls.fa.d and topk--J
he Inui.. Of tho preceding meeting were rad and ar
r.r.x et
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prirtlna.

WM EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Fulton
w r.-oTEAJ JOB PRINTERS ind LABEL MAN
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Stalioncrn ano Sanrn GOODS.

D,RD & BROTHERS Established loij)
- GOLD PENS,
ppm AND PENCIL CASES. Also na,niae,lrers 81 nAhp
[, vII SONS pATErr ANGI LAR NIB GOLD P.Ns.
LANES d. fARD, Agent, No. ~ Ma'lon'lanc, Ne"io'A
II, .,optiur so cents send for a circular
WILLIAM EVERDELLs SONS, No. lOf
w Fulton.s,., srATlONkRS and BLANh-bOOh
MANUFACTURERS.
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h1nrkeis--C AyYuLLY REFoETED FOR rHE y y. TRiBrSr
EpruAY Ian =.

FRIDAY Jan. n lsGJ.
ASHES-Thc market is qnici, and prices are eth
nODeghGt unsettled by the huciu Mons an god; We
quote at Sll@sl Is fOr Pots and ~ p for re us
COTION-OWing 20 the advance j. gOd there hes
5een som, excitement In the market today and
at the close Middngs quoted at ri GsSc; the DE
xnand las been both from cGatOrs and the trade II
g. the opinion Of many weinOrncd parties that ulehs
god Should very materially advance even TIE present
yates Of cotton cannot be sustained, for nos Ohly WIZ
the supplies from the recently recovered portions on the
1ebe States be heavy but is thought that as our VIC
YOriOuS armies advance much l0rger qu mites viii b.
obtained add 10 this the increased product Of South
iAmerca and the West India Islands, which by those
WHO have facilities for obtaining information Il
maid TO be ten bales in ls6 to in 1850 aud the large
stock in European pors II hardly pr bIble that
ge will have "A cotton famine. line OF ST. 10 ply
fletweea here and ST Domingo, tas already been
Htsfted and may look for early Increase of sup
Yes from that quarter shippers Dchg ABOUT ready 10
commence operations.
CANDLES are firm and in moderate demand at 1d
,oc. for AdamaDtine; 4oe. Tor sperm ana ''c. Tor
'Tatent.
COPPEIs-Amercsn Ingot is little hrner at the
eOse III tGdl7c for Lake and Baltimore, ana oJdJOc
4or New SheathiDg and yellow Metal.
COFFEE-The market has been quiet 70 day Dat the
advance in gold has stimulated prices and holders are
very firm at the close; by auction 10000 mats Java
were offered but only 400 sold at 47ic also. sold at
auction, 80 bags Rio al 80, d4ic. g,
FLOUR AND MEAL--Ibe inquiry for Western and
state Four is only moderate and tie market was some
what unsettled by the sudden advance In gold: the low
sand medium grades are nomlnaly lOu 10 y 3D. M;
'sr; Trade AID Family brands arc heavy aud irregular
M the close; the sales $500 bbe., ri 81 2DSy 40
Eor SuPerGne state - JO0S9 ~ for Extra do.
~ o5DslO % for Fancy do. 81 $40 10 Tor tho low
grades Of Western Extra. slOD0sll 10 for slipping
Ohio, eN lJ0Su 10 Tor Trade and Family brands
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Ueooins CARDS. Sc.

AT WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full.
n ton.st.-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
tEstabli-h%d 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Gbanres for Business nien.
IRON WORKS FOR sALE.-Tho UNION

Il WORKS COMPASl'S properly at y. Johns. N. h., In
compo working order. rcnig h'i houses mi shops,
sh machinery NC &c. to,eth-r with the valuable wh.xf
property iosuing the front st Johns isrbor.
The great adv lnages and privileges which these Works
carrying aud ending their plohiaue business
oEcr great indictment for investment.
For description and schea. Of popsry Together with full
~ Auctiouesrs and K.a. Estate Brokers,
No. II Cedar st., New-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Family Markets..
1HI COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.

FRIDAY, Jau. PIP. n.
We give below quotations OF some ofthe lead
sog articles of food sold in small quantities for ordinary
family consumption at Washington AMI Fulton Markets
ard by the downtown traders Tie uI-tow groceIs
Seciay those in.the vicinity Of Filth and Lexington
ayes. charge higher than here quoted. Our range
ancludes fair to god articles. emitting chesp stale
meats and vegetables ana embracing the high pyice
tpad by of the first ass rcstau ind saloons
sor extra fire productions. Fish continue very scarce
pn account Of cold weather and tie supply OF meat is
light owing 10 the difficulty in getting live stock
Ghe railroads. Groceries are unchanged Poultry IL
6rner with light stock. Vegetables are scicc and
,rany nj them higher. We OuOie.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

Many sample. are richer. 1 posses.
ono which yields two gallons Of h.i,
oil and . pound Of butter to the gallon
Of petroleum. In boring for the oil, ,
fue vein Of port wine was struck. This
might be bottled and sent to. market.
1t is supposed to be over 3o0, 900 year.
old, and must be good. There is also
promise Of striking large subterrane.
an mine Of sardines. Preserved in oil,
these fsh must be delicious. IT,
Besides the above advantages, there
are not wanting indications Of fertile
yield ofquioine, which, while the VA,
lasts, must bring large revenue to the
company. Quinine baths might b.
constructed, aud the quinine itself con.
Quoted to the various government hos
pitals by pipes. .a T.. ...,
l have the honor to be, dear sir,
Your obedieat servant,
.. OILY CANNON,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

can feel nothing. Not only am 1 free
from pain, but there is . numbness
over oil my limbs. I cannot feel my
own touch have no sensation what.
ever. In this state 1 am lifted into
bed and placed in a comfortable posi-
tion, not even the movement causing
any sensation whatever. Gradually,
however, slight tingling comes on,
somewhat similar to that which takes
place when hand o, foot has, what j.
commonly called, gone to sleep. This
is succeeded by the smarting pain At
the seat Of the wound, which increases
in intensity, until, after few minutes,
1t becomes very severe. Sensation has
returned to my body, and with it comes
the after pain Of the operation. This,
Of course, is al the more severe, because
l have been spared the torture of the
operation itself. It does not, however,
las. very long, and within half an hour
it has entirely ceased.-Br;t;.h Army
and Navy Reuiev.