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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
The way You Always stopped

The Vermont Record tells good story ol
an innocent old lady, who never before bad
Grid on a railroad" who was passenger on
one Of the Vermont railroads at the time OF a
recent collision, where freight train collided
with passenger train smashing one Of the
cars killing several passengers, and upsetiing
things generally. AS soon as he could re-
cover his scattered senses, the conductor went
n search OF the venerable dame, whom he
found sitting solitary and alone in the car,
(the other passengers having sought terra
frma,) with very placid expression npon her
counteRanee, notwithstanding she had made
complete summersanlt over The seat in
front, and her baudbox and bundle had gone
unceremoniously down the passage way
Are you butt2 inquired the conductor ~
" Hnrtl why said the old lady. We have
just been run into by freight train, two or
three passengers have been killed and several
others severely injured" La me didn't
know but that was The 'ody you aicoys stop
ped
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N r w r L r. M,
OLLIE N MILLER

IL AVE opened an entire new stoak Of Fresh Gro
eeriea on Third street, three doors east 90 the
Coffee, MOasss ., also Sorghum, Vinegar Coal shl
Salt, Fish, Tubs, Buckets, BToome, and Ter by thu
Gao. We have Peaches, blae berries Stfawbsrnes
Tomatoes, Ounces, Piums Cherries, spice and Cove
Oysters; also, an assortment Of Jelliea, Pickles and
Spces, Fancy Soaps, Dried Beef Homlny, SWEET To
taccO, hne eat and smOkina Flour by the barrel oi
sack, white and yellow Corn Meal, bucka heat tlodr
In set everything that the market can anord We re
apectiuy invite our friends 10 give us call. Coms
one, come al, ana see what We can do. Ja23dlw
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ENGLISH WALKING GOATS
DRAWERS AND UNDERsHTRTs

For less money than 'sny other Clothing House IN
Da' ton. We beg leave TO remind The public that we
stand IA connection with large Wholesale Cloihlng
Manufacturing House IN incibf att Nhch cerIaimy
en- alles us TO give the above induce rntntF.
We are constantly receiy NJ the latest styles OF
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HENS and YOUTHS CLOTHING.

Hg f.l Wa a1t
u.s.
~ Ta 3 a
which is carefully seected and well.made. Call anC
examine our stock. OF Cothng ibeiore Ipurehaslnl
elseShere, at
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE ia hereby given that 1 have beep appou
IN ted Administrator OF the estate OF Andres War
neI, lSte OF Randolph township. Montgomery county
Ohio, deceased.
fe4F3 LARKIE YouECE.
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PROFESSOR DE mUNN's
ONLY GENUlNE
HAIR .RESTORER!

DISEASES OF THE SCAIP, !,
VNHE skill OF the medical faculty in treating discasef
j OF the scalp has, in majority OF cases been bal
He'd by this, the peculiar disease Of the hHinan
frae II Is MOTTO be wondered at ~ Il requires great
study, deep search aud careful invesugahon OF
the essuses which produce the disease. Unless the
ea,ise ~ discovered, 10 h an utter impoasibhly 70
Grad cate the disease and eject permanent cure
Dseases Of the scalp have been pronounced nnuraolo
by some of the most eminent physicians. have dei
voted ....,s
To this peculiar part Of the human frame, and am
satisfied that possess
THE ONLY REMEDY
so far as known, tina. would permanently eradicate
those loathsome diseases OF the scaiP e.,
SALT EHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
And ether cutaneous Diseases and restore he haf TO
those who have become bald, To make
good the assertion, will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II fail 10 cure tie wOrst cases Of diseased scaps
the longest standing with the
ONLR GEHUINE HAIR REsTOREn.
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Per auinro, earh week IN attAuon. 90
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n.a Terms TOR advertisements 'c,ul yht EitHtl
spacc or for lourer pt Rod q an above specific dnnde
known Al the Counting Room Al advertisements are
ola ged NJ IA above rates unlt WRITER pptet tut
il made previous 10 insertion. MI casual HdNtrltt
ments must be paid for IN advan a.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE 10 herrby gwen 70 Mary iindsloy Of ndi-
IN annapolis, indiarR, that simon lndsley, on tho
flth day of DeOem7 7er A. H. le6t nled hih petit on ia
the Court ~ Common Pleas of Montgomery enuuty,
ONO, IRA Fing be divorced nom rad Mary Linds-
" and that "a petition will stand FOR hearing no
MsNh term OF said Oaurt- Caus.--W illful absence
or owe three years.
isltv6 h. THOMPSON, Attorney for fisintiii
NATIVE MINE-The best and pure native
IN CaaWba Wine, for sale by tho harrel or gallon,
Mu. FREDERICK EGRN.
de5dA Near The Asylum.
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SPICE AND CAVE OYSTERS

alf9, IAN assortment OF Jehes, Middletogn Hams aisI
Shoulders Lamps and Coal OIL, Sugars and Coffee,
Pickles, spcas Fancy snap-, 6c.i IN ta,t rytnhe
that the markets afford that is drsluihle To1olacco
CheweTs would fay keep The best artce Of flne
Cut that eau be had. Come one, come ni and SEQ
what we do, M'lNTiRE A BAlkp,
delfdaw5ni Main g., doors b. low Market.
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MAIN STREET,

anew BRO
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Asals No M,s.ate IN their number and SIGN,
WuIcn HANGS our AND REAB

WHICH HANGS OUT AND READS
sCHwARz sc ROSIN,
atlu titla lA-"
la1emlaa
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04
I)l led.

In Oroville, Oct. 23d Alice NJ, only child
Charles E. aud Abby 7. Leighton, aged II years
and months.
In 0rove, at o clock A. NJ, Oct. 3Oth, Mrs. A.
Chu5buck, aged % years
Yet once again we are called upon to lament tn
death of a beloved and cherished friend. Mrs.
Amanda Chubbuck was native of Tennessee; she
came to California eight years ago, and has for
some years resided in 0roville, where she has
gained many warm friends, who thus early have
been called upon. in silence and in tears, to bear
"her young, unwearied form to that cold couch
which age and sorrow render sweet to man." Three
little ones are left alone their nearest and best
friend has left them many times will they call her
name in vain, for the form they loved is hid from
their sight forever. But never, while life shall
last can fade out the memory of that mothers love-
May the Good Shepherd protect these little lamts
of His fold. and one day guide them home to
Heaven and her. Warm fall the sunlight on thy
grassy pillow dearly loved one. Softly fall the
night dews on the blne-eyed violet above thee
Many cold sleeper rests beside thee in the still
churchyard. waiting like thee with folded ha nds
and closed eyes the " Resurrection morn" And
now, after the deep waters Of affection she has
earthly sorrow and suffering, in land of fadeless
bloom. 2.
In Oyovile. Wednesday Nov. 1865, Norval D.,
youngest OF D. C. and N. A. Burlingame, aged
; years, 9 months and days.
Dear Mother, dry those falling tears,
And cease your sorrow wild;
God called me hence from earth away,
Your own-your darling child;
No more my little golden head
VIII lay upon your breast,
For an safe in Jesus arms
In Heayen-bright land of rest.
Shut not the golden sunlight out,
And darken not your home;
Think not that am in the grave,
Mid solitude ard gloom.
Bat with the saints and angels bright,
Where all IS rest and love;
Direct your thoughts with earnest faith
To my fair home above.
But three short years ago. I came
To ill yonr home with Joy:
Now soon the gentle flowers viii bloom
Above your darling hey;
Bat. dearest Mother when you kneel
In prayer beside the sod.
Rejoice that IN lifes morning bright.
You gave ne back TO God.
Farewell, sweet Mother dearest friend;
Oh weep for me no more:
For trials and sorrows have an end
On this bright, happy shore;
And soon anon this golden strand
Our loved ones all viii be
Dear Mother in hsrpr land
IN waiting now for thee P
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04
A CARD.


ORovILLE, Nov. ;, 1865.
We. the Undersigned. officers and members Of the
Oroville Guards, present at the late Military Tour
nament in Marysville, beg leave TO pronounce the
statement of the Marysville Express. tina. we were
challenged BY the Yuba Light Infantry, or any
other company to shoot for s70s, or for any other
sum OF money, an unmitisated LIE lSigned,l
Il. B. Hunt, Captain. Isaac UrHAN, lst Lieut.
John Lyle. ID Lieut. Vim L Perkins, Jr ID L,
jerome Foster. Ensign c Leighton, 9Th Serg I
H Downer, o Sergt Croweil, ID Corporal
Nissan, I'd Sergeant VIM Miller, Sd Corpl
c L Ayers, 4th = Teh0 Helms
5 J Whippe Geo Empy
5 F Jones II Hons
" Clark M Elliott
d Eisenhart o Reading
VIM McKillip John 0nyett
Y Parks Chas D Woodman
VIM Greenleaf John Robinson
4 Z NeYcomb Moses Chase
Geo Moore Henry White
Albert Clark VI Reymal
James Young II 4 Downer
Vim Spencer G Smith
L Hamilton . McQuaid
II B Lathrop, Jr
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04
San Francisco Markets.

SAN FsANcISCo, Nov. ID, 1865.
Buttev-Seventy-six frkius choice New
York 4, II C. Coal Oil unsettled Lard-200
cases private at about Csc Provisions-l2
hhds, Jewel, Harrison Il Co, choice bacon,
e1-ship at 29c; California is held at SOC.
"hisay-35 bbls fine old Kentacky sold at
s. % Rasius-200 boxes California rassins
sold in jobbing ways at SIS = box. Flour
fair trade on the basis Of S6 IS per Dbl for
standard extras. and Sc IS for superfne in or
SACKS. Wheat-a quiet market; holders de-
maud 81 for prime samples with 81 IS per
100 pounds offered small sales at these figures.
Barley is in good demand at current figures !;
sales of $500 sacks at 971s@sl O2R per
100 rs far feed and brewing. Oats are quiet
sales 200 Jacks inferior at 81 IS and 700 sacks
good at s. N5@l so per 100 pounds. /
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

New DRUG SToRE.-The old and well known
firm, Chittle, Coult & Co., of MarysviIle have
purchased the drug store on the corner OF
Montgomery and Myers streets, Orovie. A
large and fresh supply of drugs just received.
Lue Glass, our highly esteemed, intelligent,
good looking friend and brother" townsman
is behind the counter, clothed with sole au.
thority TO dispense upon alI-the just ard the
unjust aIike-"cure ais aud medicines 10 the
must approved nauner.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

NATIONAL HorEL.-St. Sinsure and Baker
are fast completing the new addition to their
Hotel. When completed, the accommodations
will be extensive, but will be required TO meet
their fast increasing custom
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

NEW BARRIER SHoP.-in the building on
the corner of Hunoon and Montgomery streets,
directly opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel, a
large room is being neatly 6uished and fur.
nished, to be used as barber shop, which
will number three in Ororille.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

ATTENTION, COMPANY A ,-Atteud your
Regular monthly meeting, Thursday evening
al I, O'Clock. \ full attendance Is requested,
as business Of Importance will come before the
meeting. All members having Guns Uni
forms etc. must return the same forthwith
By Order. H. p. DOWNER, 0. 5.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

QUARTZ LEAD DIsCovERED.-Ihe Express
man informs US that Frank Starr K Co. have
discovered new and rich quartz lead near the
Forks of Butte, in this county. From twenty
four pounds of the quartz taken from this lead
and pulverized in a hand mortar, the sum of
S28 in gold weight was obtained The parties
are now sinking a shaft, with tie most hatterng
nrOsnects
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

If you want to buy goods cheap and get
suited, go to place where they have large
assortment. There you will get suited and
buy cheap. Friesleben has large stock. and
is selling great many goods. Therefore he
can sell for smaller profits than other houses
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

Hon R. c. Gaskill, postal agent, arrived
in Oroville. on Thursday last, on bis way 10
his mountain home Through bis active exer
tons we are much indebted for the present
arrangement Of mail facilities.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

A Coon RULE.-Youn Il Anderson,
watcbmakers, jewellers, opticians and engrav-
ers, attend to all work in their line promptly
a most important item in any business-and
guarantee satisfaction. The head of this item
also refers to a printers composing rule" of
nonpareil excellence left in our "stick" BY this
obliging firm With this rule" we make no
mistakes Thank you, gentlemen
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

NEw NAB. W Robinson. Esq is now
delivering new map of the United States to
those who have subscribed. The work is OF
great value, in addition it shows the lines and
boundaries of new States and the Territories.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

EUREKA MlLLs.-These mills, owned by
Perkins * Brooks, have been running day and
night during the present season. and have not
as yet been able to get -four on hand ahead of
the orders. Within two weeks, they expect
to be ready to do all custom work
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES..

Table Mountain Lodge No. la, F. ~ A. NJ.
q The stated meetings Of Table Mountain
XTLodse, No. ia, F. Il A. NJ, are held on the
~hrst Tuesday of each month, a, Masonic
Hall oFovl!le. Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren IN good standing are invited TO attend
JOSEPH BLOCH, M.
JACKSON BEAN, Secretary.
oRoNIILE LODGE No, 1903, f. A. NJ.
a The stated communications of Oroville
~ Lodge, No. los, of F. A. NJ, are held on the
V\iast Saturday of each mouth, and called
meetings every Saturday al the Masonic Hall, over
a. AcDermotl's Drug stone.
GEO. c. PERKINS, w.M.
5. +. STEvESsoS, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

Horace a. Scott by calling ct the pos:
Office, viii find valuable letter.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

NorlcE.-The tax collector, Jack Bean,
y shes US to inform all who have not paid their
s,,l aud military tax, TO come forward immedi-
Naly and settle the same. Delinquents will
Use costs. by so doing, His Office is at the
IN Hotel. "A word to The wise, etc.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

MUSTERED OUr.-A. j. Ferguson, resident
Of this county, who enlisted in Company q,
Capt Hobbards,l Eighth Regiment, at Ma
rysviIle, on the l7th Of December, 1864
returned home this week Three companies
Of the Eighth Regiment-E. g. and H-have
been stationed at Alcatraz and were mustered
ont &, Fort Point, on the 23d day of October,
1865. About two-ihirds of Company q re
turned to MarySville, the place Of enlistment.
Three or four other men from Butte county
belonged to this company, two of whom have
returned. \ large number Of these mustered
out have gone to the Atlantic States. Mr..
Ferguson informs Us that the volunteers have
received but 500 Of the $500 Government
bounty. owing to their discharge before the
expiration of the term for which they enlisted.
Mr. Ferguson speaks in terms OF praise OF
Capt. Hubbard as an officer.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

NEW QuARrz MILL.-ReS. John j. Powell,
highly intelligent aud experienced miner, is
erecting a new quartz mill near Oregon City,
in this county. The machinery was shipped
from the depot some ten days ago. He has
sunk shaft some so feet upon the lead, with
evidence Of richness the entire depth.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

BLowIsG OFF CAST would appear from
the paragraph quoted below, that The Caii-
foruia Express must have been employed oy
the Csnptouvilie Light Infantry Company to
toot their horn" and console them 10 their
defeat. The Express says" The Campton
vile Light Infantry, Capt Brown. were cot
satisfied With the result of the shooting at the
tournamelt Wednesday, and remained in town
yesterday. after challenging the Winning com
pauy-the Orovile Guard-to another trial,
for a purse of 81 400, seven hundred of which
wcuh be put up by the company and the re-
naming seven hundred by Capt Brown. The
oroviIle company coucluded discretion the bet
ter part On this occasion, and failed to accept
the banter The Light Infantry, Capt.
Brown, is Gne company and makes an excel
eat appearance on parade, but they can't
shoot close enough to the Bulls eye" when
for 500 prize with the Orovile
Guards That's what's the matter. They are
" not satisfied" aud feel bad Of course, but
should grin and bear it with little more
philosophy, for should challange pass and be
accepted between these two companies, the
members of the Light Infantry will be sure to
experience the same unhappy feelings as they
did on Wednesday last. As to the challenge
TO shoot for 81 400, being proposed or sent 10
the Orovile Guards, is untrue as will be seen
by card signed by the members elsewhere
II any discretion was used it was on part
of the Camptouville Company, for if they
the least idea of challenging The
0rovile Guards, they had sufficient time to
have properly done so, before the Captain and
members of the Guards left Marysgie, on
Thursday morning. In all possibility after
the Guards left the city, the above gas 3"
from the Express, may have been set ahoat
upon tie street. which sounds very like the
boy whislling as he passes a graveyard.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

BATTALION DRILL.-Eight Of the Orovlle
Guards who remained in the city till Thursday
evening were accompanied to this place by
Captain Quain, of the Marysville Rifles. This
detachment, commanded by Capt. Guam,
marched from the Railroad depot, with martial
music, to Montgomery street, aud halted in
front of the St. Nicholas Hotel. Here, Capt
Quain gave notice to the jubilant soldiers, be
fore parting, it was highly necessary that they
go through what the Captain called Bat
talon Drill" The humorous. healthy looking
Captain, with stentorian voice, gave the COM
mauds as the troops rapidly executed the
evolutions, much to the amusement of q large
number OF spectators, who voted this closing
scene one Of the grandest of the target shoot
We might here add that one of the 0. Guards
had nesiy tied up in silk handkerchief and
hooked to the bilt Of his bayonet, which was
occasionally thrust high into the air, the 500
in gold coin, which the Company had won at
the Marysyille Park, on Wednesday last.
The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

New FIRM.-Our present accommodating
and efficient Comfy Misunderstanding well
to the lu,le-has purchased one half interest
10 the Ohio Livery Stable Hereafter, il
will be conducted under the name and firm of
"Buckius 4 Whipple.' In addition to Sans
many good qualities may be mentioned his
natural qualifications for the livery business
his warm admiration tor fast horses and fine
carriages. good ear for music and splendid
"shot on The wing beng necessary &C
qulrements to render general satisfaction to his
numerous customers in the newly established
business His suayity of manners and ability
to accommodate will adj muchly to the in
creasing business Of the Ohio Stable. In short.
there is but one thing needful to make bis bu-
siuess a grand success, happiness perfect, and
those of the world surrounding him, and that
We hope soon TO announce 10 our readers, in
few lines uuGer the head Of "Hymeneal7
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bODto0 LIVe btOCA uhotocss
BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND HEDFoRD.
Rspsysl 10, THR TRIBUNE foy s wssS sndsns Wssss<s
May 81 1865.
Amount Of "''- Cs,ti: she.p sSos,. Y.s HseL vesiA
This week. ... ........l,Gs aJl0 !I'v !,So Lose
La, week............. $50 l3l 1870 800 90
One yesr sso MAY 3).. ca Ass 1900 100 LOS
or rH'e ead nss E.,n 81. frs. au.y Sis
second ouaity eil 50d S3 so, third quality, ell0n
few choicest sle pans, 4ta4ic some sf the poorest
Bulls. 30, Sl0d SILL
Horktn0 Ores. none.
Cows and Young Caire.-Fsir qu-liy. easotw Ests,,
$50 800; Furow and Dry, $40 80
SheepPer d. live weight, 7o9c Lefn5u, per head ESQ
Ga.
Fat Hoss-Per n. lo6i0ic. live weight, Shotss wholesale
II; fl5c. retail l49lsc. Pigs, 1Ja3oc Per ID.
Yea! Gales f60 $40.
Hid<s-Brightou Tasc. = n: Country lots 6r1e
T1uor-Td8c. " N Caifskns, l8d20c
Psifs-- 81 500 81 50; Sheared. 25c escn.
RgnARKsThe small number Ct 359 cattle sale vesD
has proved short supply aud the butcher this week are
boy and prices little beteI. think than
last still cattle sold high week this-ths
sc 10 70 per Of live weight which
River cattle good beef any needs sold
at Cambrdr at average of f. D h. Bat think that
the competition the butcher enabled te holders Of
Western cattle 10 obtain better prices yesterday afternoon
than paid in tho forenoon, 1t Cambridge. VI the eefe
TIL are Western and Canadian. ..
More than oneht of the sheep from the West, and
consequently Albany prices decide Brighton prcea Moot OF
the Northern sold at &c. y 10 and we undersoood no
Western Hocks brought 10 at Brighton, whereas
two or three weeks ago they cost loic. in Albany.
Veas ere taken readily than tor some weeks pss6
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Amusements.
Amusemef1ts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FIsTDAY FAST DAY.
FAST nav FAST DAY.

FAST DAY. IASI DAs'
EXTRA PERFORMANCES
EXTRA PERFORMANCES
nearly every hour ,vrxrvo
DAY AND EVENING, DAY AND EvnNiNV
DAY AND EVENING, OAK AND E'ESINo'
the besutifoI spd talented
MISS EMILE MELVILLE.
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
IN tho Grand Dramatic Roulsncc. -
HEIRESS OF THE HIDDEN HOUSE,.
HElaEsS OF The HIDDEN HOUSE.
The great American
ONE-LE00ED DANCrn TONY DENfER
IN PICTURESQUE AND BRILLIANT DANCE.
MORNING. AT H.
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBfSATlOS,
CLASSICAL READINGS, COMIC SONGS. DUETS
Now On exhibition IN tho Mammoth Whale Tank
AN ENORMOUS LIVING ALLiGAIOh
MAN EATER, ~ FEfT LONG
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
JEFF. DAVIS IN PFT'rICOArS, -
HORSE AID RIDER ESTwIEED By AN ENOR'
NOUS SERPENT CONNEHTED INTO orOHk.
PROF. MISUNDERSTANDING CALCULATOR
WOODROEfL'S BOHEtllaS G.ASS.BLOWEhs.
A GLASS STEAM. ENGINE IN MOTION. FAT WOMAN.
ChN1EsS, CiECASslAN GihL, LIVING OrVEIiS'
GRAND AQUARIA. A MILLION CURiOSlrIES.
Atmiss,on ~ cents; children under ten. Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

Receipts in five yards for May. 3aSll bbs PORK. and
IL 1876 bbls. Beef
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to day are 26l7 bbls. In
GLIDING 1872 per Erie and e25 per Camden the market
is lower and dull; small sales Of Crude at $50 800 bbs.
Refined in bond a. $780, and small lots Of d. free. q
c. d69c.
MEGA better demand prevails and prices are
frmer; we note sales OF 100 bags Rangoon ct
and 40 bbls. Java at l2ic.
sUGAES-The business continues fair and 10 about
evenly divided between the trade ard refners Prices
are steady at lQic for fsr Refining; Gales Of $50
hide Cuba at lot &c.. IS bxs. Havana No. ~ ct 10,
aud sec bxs Molasses Sugars ct SIC. Refined Arc
changed.
SEEDs-Clover Seed 10 dull at l46l4ic. Timothy
Seed il also dull at sass So Rough Flax Seed y In
active at g. .Od 81 ~ y bush. OF Sc D.
TALLOW-There has been far inquiry to-day but
prices are heavy and lower; saes Of 10000 1t lo30
iO3c for Western, and l03 a lGic. for City.
WHISKY-The market opened frner. bus closes
heavy, sales OF $50 bbls. az 81 ~ for Western.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THR CRY OF
NPw.YORK.
Nos. ~ AND 30 PNH.sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
Have for SALE ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible. at maturity. into $50 GoLD-DEARrSo
BoyDs
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES $40 Bonds,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business with the Government.
Z. C.. CALHOUN, President
B. SEAMAN, Cashier.
Nrw.yoRK STATE PER CENT ANTICIPATION
BOUNTY STOCK.
This stock natures tho Let Of January 1907 It is
then to be paid or funded into Twelve Year per
cent State Stock interest payable quarterly. Apply to