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, 1865-12-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


MoSDAT EVENING, Dec. 4, 1866.
There fs no material change In The condition Of
the money market. The demand continues ahead
Of the supply, but the bankers are acting on the
contraction policy, and they are dtscountine the
best papers only to their best customess al 10 pc-
cent per annuua. The private b1nkers, however,
are still chargips 1sls0 per ccut per rnnuun.
IA the report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
will be published in day Or two, capitalists lave
made up tteir minds to act cautiously ILL the
policy OF the Government in regard 10 finances Is
disclosed.
1hesc ts little OF no Eastern Exchange being
uade, and the market is bare and tlsm at par buy
tEs and LILO premium selling. Nearly a.l the lead
ing banks hare still TO express currency daily to
New York TO eustatn Their balances there.
The genesM produce markets to-day were dull
and hezyy. Flour declined sc peT bs1. Wheat
ruled s@s.zc lower. Com was insctive md de-
clinod &c per bnEheI Oats ~es- steady and firm.
Kye ruled &c lover. Barley WIS dali. H.:hwines
were Inactive uud nominal prusia1uus were dull'
Nth downNHtd tendency
Gold opened IN New York to-day at 1{7x, ad-
vunced to 1assi, md closed ut 1ssA. The follow
ing are the quotations te1eszaphed TO James Boyd
, 1865-12-05

Tue reduction Of the price Of nnthraclte
Soa!, , ns shown by the last auction sale Of 95,-
wv tons, nt New York, compared with dml-
n1 -! So 1c 1aeTs g1 month ago. is on an average
GENTS per ton. There Is a large decline. and il
6 ea1is 1ns IN e 81 ssse ,as sttkes
supply Of coal brought tie Ss,ai tn5,sc-s sa. ~:
~aa !2~ ~ q last year to corresponding Time.
the war, instead Of being lcssenea. vas y,
Teasea oy tho Ersatcr activity given to the
creased demand for fuel by tic raannfaet nrers ~
nfiron; and, 3A'rd-The coal trade, for It's sreat
magnitude, IL conferred in cornpara.Iye1y GsW
hands, thus rendering a combination 10 mt
up prices less difficult thhn In almost any
other pursuit.
To what extent the ruling prices Of coal
the current year arr attributable 10 "nndeE,
standings" formally or informally entered In
to, We crnnot prtted 10 say, but We arc enre
Of cne thing, and that y, tue price of coal has
hccn unwarrantably high all the year. aud
even with tho last DECLINE In prizes, is still toe
lIgl. The profits are greater than result
from almost any other legitimate pursuit,
, 1865-12-05
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. |.
NMs19 Maso sHnafi S1.aa Haven saaa..
nafqns 4 co.ton. Clark. Biy CITY III inmSer. d
sarqqs cej: Ellsworth. Duncanson, nlnskeson. 20 m
ncrqqs Shsinon,eo. Chamberlain. AuskcroD. lsp N
Baraqs R,eas r.dwen. ren.sntee, Isl lumber,
Rns Ra.Ss5 MsEsfot. nutslo s. tons Goa, and IS
Brig ,a,6.s A1sT Msthf y !, Thompson. nenononec. 10
sss t2s's 0Ssas; Saa'o. y @ 9esis as %
Brig Fairy Gararer, Stone, pensaukse 100 m lumber,
sehr Metropolis stuob., Aeaoronee. 20 m lumber 10
sehr senior Blood, aiccaEty. osVeSo, ~ tons bar
sss. slssgh sy@ond; IIo'!.pa 9 Is esss
sehr Whitnsa coueFf0Td' baJ CITY. s,l5a bills
schr Hubbard. fsi Reid Bar City, 40 n lumber.
Eehr lanbs.naa. Williams. Grand Hsyen. Iso N ium.
sehr II III ssssa.. ssscn.n, Grand u.ren. ITO m
sssr sssf f,I g.: PGEs s Hoss
sshi ssRrS fRf sssstssa g c s9 ;e los cd.
Hsss = e: ,ss;s bolts
schr Commerce, Nelson, Kalar,azoo. s. q lumber.
sss1 sssF T. sss 81 ssfs ss ; e ans ass
m shIEglea. 20 esda wood.
Schr II. z. AnstoJ, Gnrey, North Aoatsti1uc, leo N
sehr ArTo Duna.an, Cnreytlse. leo eds wood.
tchr 81. Laufeoce, Hanson 6hshoSRant 70 cds WOOD.
scnr Conquest. Russell. 6hcboJean. 1900 ba wheat,
He bdsrrla. -
schr 8. RoStEson, F.neean, Grand Traverse, ~ eds
schr 6. Knapp, Jones, Rctne. so N hath and sun.
dfte8. - My.
Echr Guide, Chase, St. Jo&eph, 80 eds wood.
SthT Gem. Ileln, St Joseph. Go N Lumber.
sehr Cynthia Gordon M,nser, st. Joseph Som lumber.
Is eds We %.
ecow 4. Frederic, Smith, St. Joseph, 70 n lumber.
CLEARED.............O Dec. 1.
Etrns Sen Fird. Morgan, Ahn1pet. Bund1ies.
sehr Fanny and F1oy. LonE, SheboyEsn.
Echr Teleuaph. Eymonda Sheboyxan-
Seow Abs, Anderson. MuskeEou, sundrte1.
, 1865-12-05

The Cho,esa-Mofbut Is = ~tlknown and common
cramps. With vonatnEs d. with serious iooseness
OF tho bowels and Other painful aympsous. Opnn L.
largely giyrn ID sbape another, this disoE
der. Powerful md potsonons drugs are sometimes
ad1nsnisiered under Of mixtures specific
ieays behind Them the sesas ot dssss t9 sslasse q
% 70 such Etaye obIeetions teaspooatal Ct i ID
mote beneficial effect 4 once than any Sompound Of
4ot loxthxlh rtmoxsd yell ~ the yiosncs Of .ho
peiuoa o lie aoss Of Resdy Reilef = eeTsln pfo
1cs na e esn9e ens 81 % oiRe "a f
boEts md The cure Is complete. The danger i oser
very quickly. You are satisfied from the start that
the Eeel Il bound % ssnquah the disease. Even Ia
bIoua cholic the Uust terminate Just
successfully and should Inflammation Of the bowels
be present the Kraly Relief given Internally and
pliIa e1tesnaliS WI p.oSc @ perfect rsmsdy, doss
the same tms For cnoisEa mnIbas insrs is oq'n!nz
Ke!ie-pi1es eqt cents bottle sold y DfusE.ssi
Raax.y,s Ready Relief Is extensively qssd "a the
treatment OF AeiAttc Choler1 and YELLOW Eever It IL
lbc only remedisi ngent that can be depended u?ou
with absolute ceFtalntytet Grey Ao1n keep bottle
near thtu-n cure will alwayH follow-
+S'- - HADWAY 4 CO.. 81 Maiden Lane, r. Y.
j r6i7
, 1865-12-05
Dr., Cheeseman's Pills

Was the commencement Of ndw era In the treatment
Of Irregularities and ohstzuettoua which hare coz
signed 70 tuany to FEDATuM uRAvK- No female
can enjoy good health unless she i regular md wea
EYER IN obstruction takes plsce the general health be
gins to decline These Pills form kss snesf prepor-
ton ertr put 5oreurd with IMMEDIATE md PER-
SISTENT SUCCESS.
DON'T BE pICEIYDo.
Take this yo1r Druggist, and tell him
that you sc1n: the BEST and most REILtaLE FE
MALE MEDICINE " TIE HORLD, which u ton.
pstsed In taese ptils.
, 1865-12-05

Total number Of pieces. Il, ,65S1A .95a,09o o7
in Philadelphia money II ttsady at 8per cent
on cal1, md the best paper l. discounted at 699
per cent per annum-
-Af considerable amoun! Of stock OF the Vest
eun Union Telegraph Company IL held in the West,
stockholders Will no doubt be glad to learn, OIL
cialfy, eomcthing OF its condition, financially aod
otherwise. At 4 meeting Of the Company At Kocn.
eetee last week, report was submitted embcdy
Ing the following among other iacas:
The capital stock is fat-S5 55.1Q0. Doud. out
standing .90G 500. Temporary losn for eon5true-
&C., el.OlO,N4; productive siock tn olhtr compa
MEG, go rial estate 20 900; due from nil
roaas; <1asos; due from telegraph companies. f4s-
si sssssa s. 't0oa o'nsF sources a'0'' *'' ''sA'
The bonds were issued to pusthaze majority
stocks OF Other Telegraph companies afe valuable
investments, paying dividends
"7he company las about 4, GOO miles Of wire in
1se mostlT TssssnIea e. and In good condition.
aRece1pts ron May 1st, 1861, to oetobe. 1st
1s6 q s.; surplus s1s 9sa9ss g. sa Pr,
q Temporary loan for construction, $ss 45l. Tota'
taxes. 5i3s,i diydends. ss,0il li interest q
May coupons. <s7+ss!; constructor, $'so.Go; cash
and balances dne, feo6, ,l3s. ..-.-.,
"The increased earnings Of the first nine months
~ The nc, nrot1te tor this period are 3i,0aa63a
ITO rnee, The bonds maturing for The purchase
TIE a VI n Se. 70 m
California and this i to be put up and paid for 10
lhe eame manner. For this pnipose xaooo oo0 Of
coprrned By the bond.holders viii be offered to
stockholders nj par. The preferred stock Il guar
nntced for eight per cent
In Neyy York foreign exchange ts firm, but not
sts,,r Tnc4e h n tcronorary rrdrctIon in The eup-
ply Of merchants bills and quotations arr eonze
ou.ut1y stronger: tmporiers, however. ere not
anxious TO putrha.c at current quotations. Francs
arc ouoIed fraction lichez, We quote:
Bankers, Sterling, sixty days. ....... 1G9 lloot
Dankcl1' Sterling, three days-.-..... i19 9t10A
Gmne1caaa 1 5es "a IEY
Frsnr. shnrs 1. 1S.tr '..Sl3;fSE II S1sH
in Inufsyil1e money continues eosy. With oulY
49,. s-..,..sn. r-chs,.a e. sr,,rs .ra 1nch.,,,.a
as " ,s,aHhnx,n M .I st III, eium m and selllnS Il
The New o,1ean. Timer O, the e5tb contains
the fo1lor,inr.
CaplsM eonnqnes seafse, ann = Akey lo .os sone
nme t2 Souc. ahs Io!0 "aa!a - - 'Ee r. it LET n.I
iftd IL E. aIg biI3s m eqehsnc n.t n, a.
eng Of soa5 load Of m.autast9red y 5 eoods Of
me IKE. 1e 1aus .eesF's =. Suso ~ ni5 y
10 .hc capital OF means o. onr eltg. dae goa ~
change and Immediately ssns eae to Esw 9e.a TO
ret IT, I'll III Ihrse inrn hee Over re mi.
sten ~. Nv WA [csf.rd IN n1 ,rsct ,inee she rst
af a.I II ~ fn,crshiv conclneiTe that
monty or currency ie not tn any greater supply CT
abundance .ban II vas On me MT OF se2ismneF.
nnq ,1st 9honrh e ~ T recaSinr mid thst
ssa5 '' &C. sSs q
~Tns ro,,,,7,r r,,,t,rn,e,, os the settlement a,
, 1865-12-05

a ACoLoRED Bor IN BIuE--On last Wcdncs.
day evening, as the mail trata was coming
from the East, two colorcd soldiers were seat
cd In tho front Of ono Of the cars Of the Penn
sylvnnia Railroad. But few Of the other seats
were occupied until the train came to Tyrone,
Where twenty or thirty lalnbermen got
aboard. Some OF them carried more whiskey
than Was useful, and Immediately began an
noytng the co1orrd soldiers with vulgar and
obscene illusions TO them and their color.
Two mon singled themselves out rs chief
blackglmrds-onc Of whom approached No
gro and struck him severe blow - t:,n fare.
Tho ''dnrkey' patiently sh.nltted 70 this.
rnnoDsfrata ..sirgt such
treatment. At Tipinn, the u2x. s,a manon sr. 70 s2
Tyrone, most Of the party got t.Ae - n "a
soon as the train started the conun.:of ~
eomc Of the persons In another CT iaa: The
negroes should hare fair p1ay- He tsld the
white man to repent his insolence and see tho
result Of it. With considerable clustering the
nun, who WINS By no means very drunk, threw
Oft his coat and "made for" the soldier; but
this time Ee had more than was In the bar
:eain, for In lew seconds he was soundly
whipped, and doubtless would have been 50
sadly pnInmclled that lie wouldn't havc
known himself, hadnot others intericred and
saved him.
, 1865-12-05

fT0a inc DeOQlS f-TG43, <Q-
VE<BK1 AxnoxK-The brig Globe, upward bound, Ia
tepor:rd y bore au,e four nalies bs1ov Bar Point.
favorable for getting hes o. Tho taE ssellle with
rellef ant, with favorable weather, will IN short
limo have her afoaf- The Globe hiss On cargo pt
ccsl, destined for this port.
VErrrL WRrcErp.-The schooner Cascade, bound
from chicago to Green paY for cargo Of lumber
% REF off Plumb Island, near Deaths Door. few
since been afr4pped md Abandoned She owned by
Cherry 4 Ra1kE of Chicago. aud Was built a. Black
River; Ohlo In LIZ receiving large rrpars II ls6.
Or Tu1 E1yrn-sinee our last issue the weather has
again nssuntd more favorable phase, with ssrnng
west wind. The schooners n. btalker and A.narnnth
which wete temporarily awaiunK ehanse t9ok the.s
age through to Chicago. Other craft which reached
hr yesterday Arc going into winter anartcEs Il this
Butts and ro1and. The WORK OF Eatstns the propeller
.e1S1o1 of The steam pnmp md eae has o5dinsly
the opiT Chlcago vcsacl which We noticed passing
down y yesterIay. Otheta now fully due may b eI.
petted 70 make their Appts 1nnce here tod4y. atea1
pump has been sent to The relief Ct the schooner North
Star. al eurts to raise her without this necessary
tEf1tlo having pEoTtd unaya&1!ug.
, 1865-12-05
HeImbold's Extract BuchU

ACTS GENTLY, :.
Ii piezsaut In taste md odos, foo frru all Injurious
r1ope1t!es, ara Immediate IN Its aetton-
, 1865-12-05
II9celtts. HhIpmtnLs
7s6J, 1861. tHs. lW
l,@M 1880 1l17 A6I


hoSnAT EvEE1, Dec. l. 1865.
FKE1GHT:s+LAkE FEEtanzs-Werona nactlyen
f@iaSs = tor fiosT 10 New Yorf. aaa s,.asiaa 10
FlOuW-secei;rd 4sas bsls; shipped Is
Ahl AGI very dull and &c lower. GALES we1e:-WnI1
I'D Ct qisQuna q e.
y a. 4; 's bri. "Colacn sheafT At p.t. DucxwHxsT
fi"rK-.< '1s 1t *7to; 10 bs1s $'0. nrE FLogn-
1oe MHghRfse iii e + e.yed 9, bu shpped 1880 bo
Marie, dull and snte1 e. ,, TO- spag: ~:
FEIrMt@ F1,sE bn No Al 81. s.: LOO b No. 2st si
srn1So Nnx94.Sac ~ i 6a No. e s q 80 - q
st ttnN teo bn lo 4 tlso q y H e * q 1f,ss
IL Gu kejeetcd On trscE 1t e!Yc-ciosng dusl with
GvRSReestp s9 Is Shipped 1sm eu
Market lnaetite and &c loweI Sales were: 40 -
NJ ~ Y ;a q, BY ID do :: * t nu g s 1i T. tc
-: re- ba nsx on taekas closing At &c for No.
MAZE. Fa. sslss wsrs i1: Lou % 81 No. W i s:Se;
IEs: lao ba Rejected ii l0c-clostaS steady 1t nc
MX; g ba; sa'epssd 70 s b. Ms.sss
f Srs Su a. a. Sc on seS VI sa'le NJ 4' Oh
HAKLET-iseciyeds none; shipped $50 bu. Mar-
ket aaIl sa'es wes5: II oass BY Sample on track at
FAi.GtsI0LS nominal at s!ssal.s.
U11M IS anIl hsa.y ana acs'ep;
HEkSs92Aze duii end nominal It soe@sl.a..
k&Xss isEkE&ssvAXNss9Set ILL.,: q nosniass ssiSi Il
BUTTEif-l:ecetYtd, s,7io Da shipped. l21n ~.
The lupry continues abundant and prices rule lo*.
Ehoiee ................ sea r.
fnlr flsSin -
saes wers, Is tu6. good u Sc; Ifns Dir Il sse
, 1865-12-05

The Eostou D7iY AdreTtfsry Of the 18th inst fsy8
"Ey the Arrival of tho atesmeE EoyH Scotin at Port
advance in the price Of copper In ihe English market
Of clipper tun. The quoted rats being Eio9. The Ad
tho ChilIan ports having been received. The Daily
e* csty article In noticing the advance predicted
Itlher rise, and By the latest teleeraphfc heEs
celved 1t GTeencasie the 18th tht prediction Is
verified copper having made smother Adr1nca Of &c
to about &c per in our currency At the quoted rA.e
ofcorper tn Englaud It conld not b imported from
thst country Freight and charges paid. 1t much less
th1n aDc per D. This Aayance will bt encouraging
nfws to those producing copper which hsye
Quincy Company is especially fortunate. having now
IN New York about 81, co.. 1S un&oA.
, 1865-12-05

The decline tn The market for butter, noted tn our
1ast port has continued during the Iast seek ta
daiss ben hes9y essa 1o1 1i shs -
zod Of the which added TO the large stock
sasets fsts so@ u thas ss soufScu Wsstesa I'D Gail
forn!a markets. arc ytr1npp!ied. With dull Market
& e1nl1 of shtpaess. # il tne d.iry Il III
setsf s:ei ssid % e s sses I'D o guilty
or ysas gass wnfGa + oEt1g t9 WcataeE
i'd a6a s neie
from the most reliable sources. that heavy amount
& e. e1..s s.5 ~ hes sad IT, e*a e
state. stock u rapidly md laEEe!y secumu.
ssS ia. esn the
ptiees ND that iaIFe snpr15 Of Ten utier in bsss
tain the rrescnt rates IN order 70 ctt ont es near
whole possible and high prizes aIe sssed and SONG
sos ses q lies Of III
&C. D. end lcayy lota a.e Offered q Without
Eli pFas for tas t Fa afe
oaotaton. Thesc Is M sat one eonise is to denete
the Of uttcr. and that s to meet the tcq4iIo
s ensef =, Vii folee ths resat, perhaps
The market closes heavily vii still! downward ten
dsne{ quotations are nominal as prices n'e Sesy IT,
Grange and susse1-frcsh pals, p ...-..... 40360
Haiiasfin % % tubs, - statc-lrst qaafE ts3 IS
na,k1us IA taDs sbs.s4 Aaa d.
s:ss h,eFkig,Ssod ;SSs e ~
Penn,5i{.aia a5i5 81
sS MieSsan sad EeSa Is 100 ss5
m aud Wisconsin, -nrk1ns-fairto 10 good, a.. 3ean
GsTaas Gsea 4ssslaPood MssIePMsa1s g H., s @
Boil 6utter-Eo0d 10 nnt, Fh...".r....-..-.. sas3d
, 1865-12-05
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET,

pco jan L......t1sl.s5tss7 z1ss,6S4,64s $lse.sc
, 1865-12-05

NnTAT--1he msfEet e tiaEnani, tho innqa1t5 be!hf
F1icss sro decidedly 1ower. but merely nominal: and
as stin lover rates are Tey EGns .oofsd leE t5sss
sar No. White It ti-N, and ! ear ko.l ..nhsr. l1
baFi, Il y r., Street pI!csA No Mhfe IL W. No.
cosr-Thc market Is dull and PRICES have declined
&C. ho,dcrs nov asking &C ior losa aSsetso e nes
GATs-Thn rt1ce ma declined both from street and
, 1865-12-05
GnnkrntnR1tt 3alf9.

FXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
IL EMINENT RAILROAD PROPERTY.
CHEZ ss:s1;s, :ssi s5Sss5 Fes5. g. &; : sIs s
g. $ 5 K &: 4 i: 5:s...
III: ,E$;snss
q S:;i; 1,ss,: sss:
h."a 5s9 ss!s pound. Of selee = 9fsss rs: c''
@ "a i L psss saa s s s4
E$s; IT,: s::ss;ss r; SsssP az l'0a
III One ton PIP Lead.
r Mss%ser nth 1as at sashr,,le. rsnn .ns
T:ssy ,saa.saa a ~ = lo~':
al s5 Scs a H. ~ angle
y Thirty 1--we tons asso.ted Steel,
500 THREE hundred tons Scrap Iron. wrought md
71coc twenty-five thousand pounds Engine BsasA
Gss P'ps, qM Fixtures ofan kind
sps1ri s Bsiance. 81 Brsss S1es; ee;css Of every de-
Hate6sts, olobe Yaises. all s1zcs,
1,1HfnTt
ss'F and cas-: n1es,
ssse 9s.s aud Paint. Of sssss eappsT @ sad Br....
tqrss,s - ReHy's Head Lisht1-
a asa
:|@s:t sys!y aFt,ei: saisseis r. srosa opeftoas.
a., ~ q ne TT ;tg ofst Saanty; a1so 1, ,r,c..
~ SSSss s'd one Cutter Gold
uf One Ale cutoff Lathe, Warner & whltpey.
Is one on isp Hsm,er aad Ensine, Hoaelrs Patsa..
8 ons ons se!leEs stGe1s?sa stsam s,a aammeT. aaRn
.. s a !: ~ f Rsosd se e q
@6Dente1s,a &5De1AE sa;.e I?ea41s; 4so,.
nasTHm,ths' rools' 9.''
s,o,.. u EssR5a!sia R5aI Sors Tsos ~, ct~ .,r
TERMS CASH, II GOEERSMENT FUNDS.
e.5 s. s. sPaa e csp &c T.
A. O. H. nd of t&af 4 Memphis, op spnicaiion To-
r. sS9 a,tenan fa15o of a .nd Railroad cop.u, I,
p.ltisals;Iy Invited g . NJ ~; a:ss,r
md Continue ally uaii iii the properly dlaposea
Of. a.. 1 cR14T, 4 !,
oososae ~ t-ge. a..e- :. :. -. ..1. =. :: q.
@HrTrN nrpNr :0rAprrrp
~ MAsTEN = n,rr. egr4oe, a.. pss; ; -;
FINAL SALE OF b9fIRISSs I,li1i;} Akp LUMBER AT
1x sell 4 Rg5le ASstIen i Carp posslss Gat
isF isna la0s '0' SA'a''' no"
SSE SSE s1ss fs SSEf FEE rs rs sESR1Es: SF9RIEs
SS$E 5sS$ 5s1S$ SEEE
rn,,, oME st n oaSt rbops,na Feet o Fence
, 1865-12-05

The earnings Of the Chicago and Rock 1Aland
t.eafoad lot the third week IN November were
<W*1 against $aC.797 for the sa*ue period LIST
y'1s; decrease S14,7s4.
vermont pspes state that ex1enaiye copper
msnes Or veins have been d,scovorsa nj Stsrkebo-
toaEn, lhe veins, some thirty Or tortr o. ihsu,
extend ahoni four miles northwest and son,b,,.t
1nc requisite steps have been taksp to vorf thrrn
, 1865-12-05

= - CulcAGo, Dec. I'd, 1865.
WHKHxAt, The Common Council Of the csy q Ch;.
LasaIe street. between Elm and Division street, said
worK 70 Be done unter ne anpsE!ntsodencs Of tho
Cred End y.ye f3E3r doaEs be Aseased rpou the
real estate fronting ab1ttfnx On the improvement
ID oreet according to the provisions or tho revised
charter Ia such case mAde md provided:
Now, therefore, public nottce Is he1cby Eiveo 70 ~
nerrots inttJtatkd, TINT the COMMISSIONED ct the
EoaId Of Public Wo1fs viii meet 1t Room No. i. In
the Court nonse in esd city. on III 1th dsy q D.
assess Inc soqnt directed ~ Aforesaid y tae Con-.
= ~ -" -e~ ~ j. &. GrNDELE,
FRED. LETT,
q, y. ROSE
=. thu Rnstd nf pullue HptKl.
, 1865-12-05
11s. e. tho Rnsfd Of Puhue Works.
dAfiIF6fl.6t -
TRAINS TO BE LAID Tt

i connect Ill lots With the public stfcet3
O1YlCE or TIE BoAHp or PuBL1oWo oRxH,
CHICAGO. Eov. y. 1865.
WuKEEAa, ~ Resolution OF the Common Council
passed November 2oth, lsd6. the Board Of Public
Works s required TO proceed aE onct 70 canse tho
topIace drains IN them or suteLent capacity TO carry
OF III waste surfaces wafer That may hom time %
time accumulate thereon :: notice ia hereby GrN to
II ovners Of such lots TO proceed q once @ have
such drains Laid IN by OF the hcsnsed dra4rlaY-
rF according to general specifications fle In thls
0f1ce, Epectal assessments will b. tnade against dc
lnqueut 1rt3 and tho work Will oa done by the city.
including the expenses Of the assessment
j. G. GfNDELE,
FRED. LETT,
o. J. ROSE,
D.1rrd NJ P3hle WnrEA
, 1865-12-05

stort. boldes noH asatnE &c for No. delivered n
bsk1, = hlltnE OF Of fc. 96tet pEiecs shoH ss1l
esrster chanEt. Sa43sc being nov patd. et7*hich
here Il : gcod dstunnd+
FAmn-lbere ls no cuotatae change, The detnsad
being mcdtTafc. with ve1y little n3csed. We stu
quote At tf.sn9t1s per 10 n for State- C&aAdlan
Rcr1tual.
, 1865-12-05

S' D"1." ~ %olosse0o-Aks AA.s.
sr1t, Atene' s~feAe sasanass ana
s'eFss"HS. ...
Correspondence Philadelphia Press.l
foHT GAnLAKp, Colombo. Nov. 4, 1885.
I Lave been spending several days in the
1a,rtAcrn part (above Fort Garlaud) Of the IA
;l.,l.s 1,:rk or valley Of San Louis. and al
though its beauties and attractions have bc.n
yelled, during considerable portion OF the
time, under . mantle Of snow, yet, as II mp
idly tnclts. In re Moved a few rood onpor.
turri les of ot,serrin. this remarkable rortion
c:: American continent,
~. nvrrr HISTORY .xn ona4s1z>r,o~.
-.; ..s.,, 49, s,asa,.o.o, H., ~ caan,a..ss
=. ~ 1.n 1'a.A VIZ ~ LIZ otal,adS
III 'tia slateenLu sen.uI3 ~ EsuesAi pnH5'- ;M
~ leatuies 11c osuneaLG9 tG.t ~ opauisa LIN
t1s ap saoanu ~ Ia1ha1 t..at WIN 1e!I "
LII - 9cto oseaIsu " -. cty ~ teIol
~ - ~ 1sest no rna,s IA .J sas,t ~ a,. eu
a,.ca ~ asaae ~ nAn ~
uonsa uC1i tnete, tcau - 5ue con
,;1a, .iat IL lh - '. ~ .ns
,n..i' aV" 1e ~ ~ uass pn 1sta
- aoe & Sl'atnlsas aos ~ yeatS op 70 aeo1'
,,:,,a., a.. .ha. tas ~ Au.ans,
nncr,i,nnr -N- WV '"''A 49, ~>-A 1'''@'As
Aller our Government acquired dominion
over tho country, and the Irdinns, who Aad
lung possessed undisputed sway, were held
i'll check By vigorous policy aud By the es-
tablishmcnt Of Fort Massachusetts, {for which
Furt Gasland, situated at lower point In the
park, WIS substituted about 1885, tho people
of New Mexico were encouraged TO extend
their settlements northwzrd, and about "a zOo3
Of them now reside in the park, u, ,0oJ Of whom
live within the limits Of Colorala-iu which
fully three -fourths Of tho park is located. In
terAperscd among them arc a few American
merchants aud MECHANICS, nearly all Of
whom accumulate wealth rapidly. Although
nearly onn-half or The park lies north
Of Fort Garland, few settlements hive yet
been established there, partly, l suppose, be-
cause the Indian tile or Claim to the lnnd
las only recently been exiting Uialed, and be-
cause It Is IN intermediate ground between
tle American settlements IN south fark ana
can settlements south OF Garland. Bat IL
t,rcnt natural advantages must soon attract
to Il large emigration and hare met seT-
cral pioneers who announced their detcsmina-
tion to establish themselves aud families here
neSt spring: The Colorado portion Of the
counties Costilia, pronounced Costea,) en-
braces all the territory north and cast OF the
Lilo Grande. and Conejps, pronounced Cona-
los,) the land west and south Of that river
PHYSICAL FEATURES.
Thc n,vsica1 features Of San Luts Park are
r,idrntly at one tirne liz led Of n great fn-
land sca and is eurronnicd by fovcrinr
1uaurfains n ,nnsrs,ic b:autv-ths RIr.ra
ModTc r. rnain chaIn of the Rocky Mona.
fnnsl enc,nsinc II IN fhr cnst. and tbc Ncrra
Wt,nbr,s ,dnSb ~ thc west Thr nil Il snrnnni.
- Vii " n1,,nn-o,,s r,.tnra, rasea, thrnuvh
,,,n,' %nn 1,unie"tion Nth tx Itnrnai wnFId
W., "i.Iu ~ astnriishcn ''''N '-
ean ~ ~ .'.rl aov ,r,,.-n,s email s+ +rnsne
+,,;rt,.fn,r ,o t n nnnotcT NJ vii as fhe Rin
Hranaa d., No-.c xhich ~ II nnnrna ches
the G1'n If htcxicn marks the hou'sary Inc
, 1865-12-05


In Boston, monetary atIA!rs are without SPECIAL
change Iha call for money Is less active, which
oocssions feeling Of greater case in tho Market
but the supply Of money IL stfll rather below
comfortable standard Hates rernain without much
variation, nominaly, bat borrowers and less diff
eu]ty in satisfying their requirements. Loans pay
abls strictly on demand are accessible to borrowers
in uudputtcd stauding at 2 cent bnt the ruling
taie is 7ct7 so on good eollatesais- The outside
discount market Is moderately actise, md dealers
In mercantile paper md Lair supply on the mar
ke., the best qualify Of which Is taken readily at
p ccnt~ The 1owcr g1ndes md nannes not well
known are In 1ess demand. mud move s7ther slug
gishly at from sGs1s p cent. and higher rates ac-
riding 10 circumstances.
-" great increase In the foreign import trade
Boston for the lastclesen months il
u inc pW9 " ing figures received from on
ehoNn pJ the 1on"~ II Of gold received at the
cial sources. The s1.ooA. '>yeo month. ending
Custom House for duties for h.- sane neTjod
Nor. 80, 1855, s1e, Ola, 1883 Tor the -oa IN
In 1864, 97,5Gal 15i.e &C, and for tie sunc pe.-
1868, *, s9i oos. This shows IN increase oEH 1a.-
Of 81 To 196sa or nearly oaehasG and oses 1861 Of
S4,445,Oio39
The following statement shows the condition
Of the Sub Treasury 10 Boston, Nov 81, 1866 The