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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22
DIR. Virginia A. Weeds.

q tFar5oer1y a practitioner In Neao O5zcans1
ME DICAL GRADUATE,
TENDERS her services to the ladies oil
u Baton Rouge and the surrounding country,
Attends all diseases of Women and Children
chronic or acute, of whatever form or type. La.
dies would do we'll to consult DR.. VIRGINIA
WOODS several weeks before confinement, which
would prevent useless anxiety, ensure safety and
cause less suffering Ladies In the country can
be modated for the lying IL. month, al her
residence, wherethey viii receive all possible at.
tention. Night and day calls, promptly attended
to, Consultations, free. Charges moderate. Nov
is the time for all lsboring under complaints to
call Immediately. ONCE and residence-cosaer
Of Main and Division streets, Baton Rouge.
june24 I'm
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22
PoT-WARE.

OVENS, POTS and sKlLLET3. .#sfeF {
y ODD LIDS, Of all sizes--s HSe sssorsusns.
Just received, ana for salD by r.i..g -.r.sss5
.ulys2-ts A. JAMES MevAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22
Flour! Flour Z!

S0 BIS. FLOUR. Just received aud
0O for sails By WAX,
jsly1f Near che cssst Eeasss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
Warmers Pinolea,

SHOULD be possessed by every man
~ and In the country Being more volatile, Il 10
far Superior to Benzole or Naptha, for.
Removing Grease Spots,
and much agreeable to use II Is not only void
that horrible scent but possesses agreeable and pleasant
odor, supplying the place Of cologne other perumery
has greater affinity oils than any known substance
and hence unites with them immediately and evaporaes
leaving the garment entirely free from spot or STAIN
How many valuable thrown aside useless
gloves dresses carpets and garments Of all descriptions
valueless from the cause all OF which be saved
with one bottle OF the Pinolea. 30. He Isi4f
The following some Of the many testimonials
from distinguished gentlemen:
Mr.. wARSKR-Dear Sir: Ihave tried your Piuoea, and
End II far superior to anything ever used for removing
grease spots think II very valuable article, and would
cheerully recommend II to my friends and the public Eve
y person should have bottle asi Will 500 worth
Of clothing Pref AMOS b. LUCE.
Kipgsville, June 1854 cat a. f8I
MR. NJ. r. WARNER Dear Sir; You ask me to give my
candid opinion as to the merits Of your Pinoles. This
cheeruy do have used during the part year. and can
cost acts like magic In removing that may chance
to fall upon upon garment. coat whose collar has be-
come so soed to give shabby appearance to the whole
dres by the of the Pnoca entirely cleaned
pade to appear like coat There is not that objection
to the Of the noea that obtains against most other
ergents Instead ofa odor II has the perfume
yanishss 1t administers comfort his money
and makes him respectable. Yours, &c.
A. JUDsoN BARRETT, AN ,iz'
Principal of Kingsville Academy.
Such concentrations, coming from such the above
are truly at'erng Many others might be added, but the
article speaks for itself '' '''.'
=. Address M. r. Warmer,
For sale by H. A. HExDRr Druegst, Ashabula, o.. ..I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

Oppose drinking Yes, do for when
whiskey gets into the stomach, 1 really
think grace gets ont of The heart Some.
how or other have got the idea that grs,
don't love the smell of wbiskey. and gives
it o vide berth. This / do know, ths I
vbiskey don't help man in religion.
haven't much use for the religion of ih,
dram driDker; it is like corn blades at
hoon during drought in summer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

When worthy men fall out, only one Of
them may be faulty 1T frst bu. II such
strifss continue long, commonly both be.
eome guilty But thss Gods diamonds
oltsn sps one another. spd good men cause
ariletioos TO good men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

Thess is queer family at Deireit. The
father and mol her have each been msrried
three li'nes. snd have bad children BY each
marriage. and all are nos living happily
together. aadsr enc roof-six sets OF
children.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

10 the face Of the sun yop nay see God
beauty I; in the fse Jon may feel his hes,
warming 10 the waller his gsatIeDsss. 70
refresh you Il Ia The DIV % heaven that
makes Jour 6elds give yoa bread.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

A Yankee doctor has contrised to ex
tract from saussges q powerful touic f. hici
he says, contains the whole strength of tbt
bark He calls IL 'sulpbrte OF can ne
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

The last man Of the Army Of the Ten
nessee was mustered out OF service st
Louisville, KY, seven inmates before l2
o'clock, August !, 1865.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

The census Of Boston. just completed,
gives that city popsls ion Of 1872. .264
sgaiust Iii. .902 10 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

saeeess should be sought and expected
In ah lawful enterprises. ii "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

osod ns'use Is The vary cir OF . good
nisd The siga Of large and gsasross
hsass' 80. .v.ss4 rsfcxza 4 Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Il Lake County is the nearest and most convenient fo
the citizens Ashtabua and vicinity Of any obe and the
quality its superior for hrmness OF texture snC
durability Stone cut to any dimenons and for purpose
dressed in the most workmanke manner and at short notice
pinning Window and Door Caps AID Sls Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties do the
hauling at considerable saving. - o. EDGERTON.
Thompson. Dec. |. 1862 "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
ELAX SEED WANTED by
II H. A. HENDRY DRUGGIST,

DORK WANTED in the Hog, for which
Il the highest market price in Cash win be paid
Ashtsbula bee, %, 1854 GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
Limel Lime!l Lime III

THE subscribers have now on hand AN
will keep plentiful supply Of good fresh Li
Please give call. fs'rA ~ II. HUBBARD n co.
Ashtsbula Harbor, April 20, 1set 3 tHs .srases7t7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02
THE HISTORY OF DR.. sKEYCKs OWN CASE, AMI
HOW BE WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION

Many years ago. whilst residing in Philadelphia had
progressed gradually into the last stage of Pulmonary Con-
sumption All hopes Of my recovery being dsipated was
advi,ed BY my physician Dr. Parrish. remove into the
country Moorcs,own New Jersey being my nativo place.
removed thher My father all his family had lived
and died here-and died Of Pulmonary Consumption TN
my arrival put to bed where lay for many
what deemed hopeless condition. Dr. Thornton who
had been my fathers family physician and had him
In his last Illness, called to He thought my
entirely bcyondhe reach Of medicine decided that
must die, and gave week arrange my temporal
affairs In this apparently hopeless condition. heard the
remedies which now make and SELL It me that
could fee them working their way, and penetrating every
nerve, fibre, and tissue CT my system. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

Ny lungs and liver put on new act ion and the mobio
matter which for had accumulated and raed
different organs OF the body eliminated the tuberce
my lungs npened and expecto ated from lungs
as pint of yellow aensye matter every morning As
expectoraon Of matter subsidized the fever abaed pane
lett me the cough ceased to harass and the exhsung
nght-sweat were no longer known, and had refreshing
Sleep to which had long been stranger My appetite
began TO return and at times found difficult restrain
myself from eating too much with this return health
gained in strength, and aeshy. now healthy
man. with large heated cicatx the middle lobe the
right lung and the lower lobe hepatzed with complete adhe
SION peura The left lung sound and the upper lobe
Of the right one is in toerably healthy condition
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

This inst umeut designed to take the place of the Cabi
net Organ and its indicates all respect
to any reed organ made in this country Samples may b
seen at our Asabula Depot Churches having Meode
ons may turn them in part pay for these Organs
t-R- Please come and see them. .t rF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-02

The great why physicians not cure
b that they to do too much they give medicines 10 stor
doing they deange the whole digestive system ockinc m
the secretoHs, and eventually the patient dies y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
- y =
poa.eueevs Sailed.

Tn s,,ar,sbip Jew, for LverpoolGeorge r. Blkhmeieh
II goc s. KirkIand Mr. Duncan. J. H. swift, New forh
= Lord. q. ~ Taylor Chas. ". Conreye, y. w. H.
p,rns n Frenze l. A. Stimsou, Mr.. II. J. taIcifd we'
tvo children and serynt; Mr. and Mrs. E smith White,
Tn,er Ijr,vss j. = Gsrdner, Eng hss Oardnrf M 40
Mrs, James BuIG, Mr. W. d seymour Jo'e2n n,'..l, w
ncBride A. Browne, Capt. Mayne H. ~ ali SrIs am
Can't tbe Hon W Ward. w. Lorsne. q d bfcAef Mal3r
Gen j. w schoGed, Capt Brdges. O. u. wilson l. r S2'
raj, Geo Lowe j. Sloane Hou. g. fol'cin Mise ~ fOl'
sor Miss w. Folsom and servant r. Sehie1ehn Ss 'chn4
f~lin A. r. Ford Eng; John VI. Dove Liverpool 1.re'
Cn.n do Geo. Crowthrr. Mr end Nrs D9.' olth '2' 70
Bnruett D1nAre; J. L. Biss }. j. Ga1e' w iGAr, -
Lurdg w lrelafn A Calder. ;. winchester, S an "'
kgnupdy Mss Julia Baker. J. +. s9ltef W, a. ~ a.,
Mr. samuel Morris and children MIA ~ plnGna NJ
ard Nrs A. H. Wai.ruucm. ]. Goodman \ hotu'.s1u, l.
Powell Fng; Col and Mrs Chas. T. Adams, J. ~ AN,Irl'
ChTa Louglon John Spencer b. barnsrf John me'''cA
J. " allward. Manchester. So - g.. 10.
Il, ste,n.iip Au.tin for New NV G. strong ro
child ana srrysut Mr- Whitehead. Frederick BaRtrr y. a.
g,,n.triu L. Lrlrock Orlando Iackelni Captain Jo"'t
M, " W Mary and son Nm Netusker, T. ~ BARI
IT,. su.fr RnH Williams Dayi! W Nuhlma, I. Long ni'
Jr.u = Ketclaui Mrs Deiscy, Robert spngp hooTlt ~
Nndrevs Frederic \. Psniing, Raymond Andely' n; M
Dove wiz, and children y T. Naitb, Ed~and de olpo
oucve Paul Railllrl samuel X. Roberts, JAIME! rt
lobn Wat Jane. Mleritb. Thomas Glclson Mrs L91' =,
LOWE Edygard Lyineitn. William Fleet, NshutIpg "ss
Tr,.tns Wnitten. j. Emerson, j. 7. Dou2a,s IL sn,,n
Inothy Iinrf lA Mrs B Bell and child, Jacob ha0rr MS
Aun Habrr Jas. McHaryey, Edwin b. Thompson "ii'an
Crouu. Peter Is. trOuin.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
The Nation.
The following are ~ Content. fer The issue %

The following are ,ho Contents for The issue %
THrNSOAY. NOV. 10:
Tie Week; rhe D-o-rs- Collapse The tiEhthouT Move
niru'. The Sst.0rlf Highways; A lansees' Eioap'
from Logical Dlrmn'a" Tho southern torfesPond
snre of Tie Notion The Fp'scopai Conventions ffano@
-NIi-. There's American taih~i Hair and hhrdfess-
ing. Literary Notes. Sir Nihian Johnson ir. Wal
Wlitusn Nc'osl On in'uitions; Gins plus Taxes; Ihc
sixth annual RShbi,i1n of The Artists fand Society OF
New Notki Muslc, Musical laik
The foowin; writer's ano"e others have been secured
either - regular or orradarsl contributors;
HENRYW. LONGF FLLOM, JAMES RUSSELL Low
Eli JOHN q WHITTIER. SAM FL ELIOT le1-Presi-
dent Trinity C0lrgr Hsuf.fD. Protector TORREf lHaf'
sard pr FRANcls LfEBER, the Hon. GEO. P. MARSH.
Pfof-,sor gOLnWlS SMITH Oxford. Profsslor CHILD,
tHrrvudl HENRY JAMES, CHAS. r. NORTON. Judge
BOSD t8ahimor~l EDMJ IN QUINCtY Professor w d.
WHITNEY (Yalel Professor n. g GILMAN (fael. Judge
DAILY Pros.,or DWIGHT tColumbia Colesel Professor.
TAYIFR LEWIS (SrheHsciadyl :. IOJNGt EN kFF,
AVGusrE LAuGEL. Jndse WhYLAND. FREDERICK
LAW OLNSTfn. Rsy. pr NCtLiSIDtk. Nov. Dr.
JOS. ?. THOMPSON H~v. PHILLIPS BROOKS, Rev. DR..
BELLOWS 4. : STlLLE. HENRY T. TIOkEkMAk,
BAYARD TAYLOR. q. 4 BRlSrEp. &. l.. BRACE. Will
LIAM LLOYD GARRISON SIDNEY GEORGE FISHER.
THEODORE TILTON. JAMES PARTON, GAiL HAMlL-
TON JOSEPH II. RIG HARDS. Publisher,
No 80 NsssaU-st., N. Y
pcr sale hv New
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Pn..cnytra Arrived.

In steamship Persia from Liverpoo-Mi T. Ar H. y. u
ydse Mr. Sharp'ey. W V. Wool Mrs Alden emo set,nts
Vr. Heurlu.s irs ssrcne. Nrs Dner, Mrs. Powers Ns
PIGEON Nj, Leupp. Mr aud Mr. T. belmont aud
Mr. Fss. and Bgothrr Mrs Blod geit. Nrs Lamp his a.
swan Miss Waiker NJ J.. Adlub, Nr Pltt HOPE; H. ~.
Doy.l Nr Bahcock Nul Cheek, &. G. brhh Mf. nehssi
NJ Power o. A. Hot Bu,terw orth. hr fisr.on; pr ID
n M,nion Mr. Powers and Mrs f4'cs Miss FINDS his;
hi .tfon Mrs nod-- Mr.. Sheffield Mrs. J. obenao" ana
Dnush,.r Aifs WI iuiuson. Nr j. W Strcsand, Mr moi'
iiur Jr Nj, lirnl4n and Son Mr NJ Ileiiman, T. Hell
man. NJ. Broosr Mr Do ku.sero~ Mr. iuidn Mr; n.sa.'
Mis-. Rirgio sui Maid Mr. y Regyo. MI and MrZ J.. MOI
,,,.r q Iy,.h-,I a. -ehlesng~I infant and Nurse tr.
Mr and Nrs Erusk lnfsnt ind Nune. w.. and Mr.. g. l.;
White .nd Child M,. White aud sister Miss sheffield snd
ar NJ sothccs n Taylor l. Barnes. Mr. AdlmA mis.
s,,nkoek Mr. Alien Mr. d. Holmes Dr snd Mrs Cary MI
sonatc nn Mr Mnrt Jas. CufFh'rn, Nn. Knight MI ana
Nr. w Cryder and servant o. r. 4. Ms'caf lnd Sefaht
Mrs L..hrr ard Daughter A, Hurry aii sister r nry
Mr and Nr. Rif.. ADD nhd Mr ryons Mrs Kecssnaofie
L. fint and Narss NJ Bates, Muiirck T. H. D'is u. =
Odv T. y Don Mfs Bechsr aud Children Ara thet'maA
Nj. Toldernatn Mr ind Mrs Warren end DsAshter NJ
Horton and Daughters. w. B. Sergeant, We hunt NJ
Lovd nd Servant Mr. Cfydrr A. VI Fesser, A. fesfef ~
" Wliac~ D. Doug.1s, 4. b0oriFn }. Hess, MA A. -
Laurence and children Mr Won Wiitysusm Nj hnipe NJ
Cole Mr ilGnder. Mr. H. Vo.kmsnn. Mr.. Won Arnin MIA
Raw aud Dug r Ms Pa,chn. Mrs FRANK ind 500 sI'
4. Marta ". Whitney, J. 4. Gopgh, flt w ~, bis
oebs chi irsn add Servants, Nj and hfs. \ = lu4h
Mrs Parkinson. Nl. C0utcula Miss :. Maison NJ And
Mr.. o.. ". CurnhAa Sire. u. L. Blake aud Chd. Me l. -
Th.rna. ard CHA Nss Humphrey and sister Ar J. w.
Schohal " Is ood Mr. Oppenheim Mr. LeiPsigef, hi',
Love lui sister Mr Wendell VIZ. CasiNi, We. Lard aud
serv,ut rng. Dr. Hay, Mr. j. A. DunloP, l. CoTduke''
; j Evans ". f4E
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
A CLERK ARRESTED ron CnElTING A u

4 CLRRK ARRESTED FOR UnEiTING CUS-
IoMRR-Oncer Andre of the Essex Aarke. Police
Court yesterday arrested Patrick Flanagan clerk en-
poJed IN the dry goods store OF g. Donnel No. ~
Catharine.st ON the complaint ~ James n. Hogan Of
No. - Chatham.at. The complainant who resides a,
Orange " j.. states that he purchased from the ac-
cusci eight yards OF merno stpuatng that II should
be all wool for which ho paid the sum Of sll. On
reuchng home and examining his purchase. he found
that he had been given an inferior article part cotton
and not worth mere than per yard. Hd returned to
the store aud requested that the goods might
either be changed or his money refunded This
proposition was declined. and no iusncd. Justice
Shandoy held the acoused to bail in tho tum Of 300 to
answer tho charge nt the Court Of Special Sessions.
Joanna Pearsl o Rnssyille. Staten Island, also com.
planned that sho purchased cloak Tor at the above
store and that on reaching home with her purchase
sho ound that cloak inferior In every respect To the
one sho had purchased had been substituted
Many complaints Of a similar character TO the above
have been heretofore received az the Court from per
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

BOARD or HEALTH CoMMIssI0SERs-ARRI-
ofthe Health Commissioners yesterday, Mayor Gunthcl
read letter which he had received from A. d. Burdet
announcing tho arrival OF tho Persia from Liverpool
with 90l passengers. who were all well and requesting
permission that the vessel might up the bay. Mr.
Burdeti stated that the vessel and baggage would b,
fully iamigated in the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

sALT-Ihe inquiry for Liverpool SAT- has leeg oniy
limited but prices are without cnangc the sales behg
in retail wHy. We quote Ground al - ~. anu ih'
al g ssds4 ~. tie latter rae Tor Ashton s. "'s'
India styles are quoted ~ Dd'-l9' loI luI9 taaNs %
SKINS-Iherc n neither d,Iniud nor supply oi FnI'
cg1 Goat and Deer skiH, and late quotations are non
lgAllY uuchnnged.
SALTrF lER remains quiet Ind steady at &C.. ior
Nitrate Soda &c. for Crude and pc for kehned rue
SOA AP-Gasii'c IN dul, With ANAL sales az %li0@' &C.
sPELILE is In less active demand, bat price, It'
main hTm sales of Siieaian AZ &c. gold Lehsu u ~
mail supply and wanted at l2c. currency.
SEEUS-The irqsirF Tor tioVer N'ea - moi,Iai''
and The supply - large sales NJ lJ0ljic g.. limo
IN seed a. IN iGi j request. sad - plenty no 81 50g
81 O. bash Rough Flax seed l. N moderate ecmaAl
At q q s3 20 q bush. ol - p.
sIEAEIN-ILe inquiry Il kur ard The market
poary supplied sales ui Jj 90 y nj l-!c Tor "feaae
an u lc. Gr good Western White. C.iy - scarce.
TEAS-Th,lc is rather more inqaify Tor lnes o'
both Odongs aud Inc0iorcd Jhpans Al ini hsHirs.
While the invoice demand j. stl good hrcens are oui
aRd somewhat easier.
IOEAtGO-IEslo las been ilr ihintl i"r h'h
tgcy r export aud prices have ruled quite hrn; ouf
ouotatIots Ia coin aie as follows. IlsAt Lear LnEs.
5c6c.. DO. Common Leaf ta'st.i htelsil' q we.
t,,ui glaIllct Fine. l-a iu.. aud Stlreilpas 10 "a
lie Heavy Western and tlaIs.s,.s Log, q ,o-
/ Good liSl1c Fuo, i7dlsc.. and Selections
lPG2lc seed Leaf Is rather quiet. \ few buyer'
are IN The market picking out choice lots oi CONNECTICUT
and Ohio but We hear 0f nothing worthy OF extended
notice. We ntain onr previous hgures as follows.
| tvnurctcgt hlers at -d lOc. do. binders, I'd
/ lee. do. medium Wrappcrs, DaLc.. and do
! hoe vTapIeu, !CdjJc Sew York. Pcnnsyv ANA
and Ohio tllefs iadC do. DO. bi1dert "a lOc.
Ncs.io modlum wrappers lJdl-c.i Penn
~ llynuiA ans Ohio 10, H. loc. New l0rk hne wrap
pess. OaSs.i fenHsy 'anis DO. la -'c.i and Oaio
do. lb02lc.
| IIN-Ine isqulry for Zig i. only moderate. but
the prices without essential change Plates remain
firm with n fair business. We quote as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
tITG NEWS.

CoscERT OP THE HUTCHINSON FAMmY.-Th,
Hutchinson Family. who have been identified with th,
Anti Slavery movement in this country for nearly
quarter Of a century, give concert this evening al
Cooper Institute The now song entitled "Maximil
ian or " Uncle Sans Notice to Quit. will b. given
on tho occasiOn,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
iAjyertisement.I
CurrDRrg's Doors AND SHORs.-CANTRELL

Ia, d,parfrnt of his business the furnishing NJ aruet
feet covering for the young which ia special conyeneec
10 uareuts which should commend his establishment no 81
Broawny 10 their particular attention CAsrRELs piee
arc moderate and bis fsbrics the best manufactured
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Of the year:

Since January lsl5 ,567 Sl9l5s lC2 sl4, ,942 s9c
The Rock Island earnings the first week in No
vember were:
1864 s963j9 1865. s6z3s3 eos 97t
The business Of the Sub-TTeasury was: Receipts
O. ,749, 1873 i8-for Customs $j230OO; Payments
$l,l9O,SE O6-on account Of Loan, 1921 600; Bal.
ance $50 323, ,42j II. Gold Certificates, s556, 900.
Froights arc firm. The engagements to Liver
pool arc 100 bales Cotton at 3d. and per steamer,
1000 bush. Grain at I'D. for Wheat and cd. for
Corn, aud 800 bales Cotton on private terms. 10
London, 900 bbs. Hour a. %. 3D., and $50 tuns
Oil Cake Gt POS.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has de-
clared dividend OF five per cent out Of the net
earning Of tho quarter ending October 81, payable
on tho I'D inst.
The estimated c1ruiugs of tho Cleveland and
PitisLurg' RAILROAD Co. for The month Of October
were:
1865. sa2asiG 80 1904 s2ls,292 66 Dec. s2l $40 q
The receipts Of the Racine and Mississippi and
Nor lorl Illinois Railroads for tho week ending
Eoyember7, were:
ls15.. .sl3S4C q SAGE o. IOc...sln e.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

TALLOW-lhe demand Is fair mainly for the home
trade. but notice more inquiry for export OF late.
and prices close hfm; sales Of 1900 n 10 IQl4c. Tor
Western. dc Tor southern and 10 liic for City.
Butchers Association In held NJ l5c. and II quiet
WOOL he inquiry FOR both Domestic ard Foreign
feeccs bas been only moderate. The sales making
confined t0 sml lots. In prices We have 10 special
change 10 note. Our annexed quotations are nominal
for the present viz Domestic Flcecrs az tO062c for
Native and McrinOs; 6Jds5c for and do 7Od52c.
for FnilRi'-a ,.55. ana !hai-. OF Sayopy Fletces;
Odtgc for No. Pulled; % d61c. los supertne do,
and 65dG7c for Extra TO-, 23d2lc. for common Tn
washed California. and SOdI2c. for Fine do. Foreign
descriptions follows: Chian AT J0GJ J1c for IN
washed Mesl.za y a3ic for do. Mcrno. Valparaiso,
q a 2-c for Unwashed; Easi India, a5e45c. for
Washed; Cape Of Good Hope, 81 &c. tor Unwashed
African. y &c. for Unwashed. and 424i3c. for
Washed: south American. 32aJic. for Unwashed
Mes1a; 3jd37c. for do Merinoi 10 f2c. for Washed
Eure kos - 03Oc. for Creole UnWashed; i5af7c for
Washed CoFdoya. and 25d27c. for common Washed OF
all descriptions; SMYRNA 2j027c. for unwashed, and
42aiyc. iOr Washedi and Syrian az - G25c. for In
washed.
WHlSKY-Tho market is inactiyei only few sales
making IN atrrtnl way AT az -.
MHAIEHONE Is quiet, aud priccs are nominal;
smali sales Of Arctic at S2i stock IA the country II
10000 n.
ZINC-We note small sales from store at l5lalGc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
lSeccinfa OF Prnducc.

Nov. l526 Ci7 bbls Flour. l33 bbls. Whisky, So $50
husa. Wheat 77g2J bush Corn. 4U.Glj bush. Oats,
17i2 bush Rye. sio0 bush Barley, 7,o- pkgs. Pciro.
loum JlO pk,,s. Provisions 2i6 pkgs Butter
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
ftdyertiseusnt |

THE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, magni,,
fyug about l0 900 linee endes. source o. M
AZ sO or with s1 beautiful nonned Objects t0r ~ %
with "a objects IS So by HAIRY CRAio NO. lou 'snue
ST. New York. Discount W dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

sons who have boeu heeoed at the above store ara .he
maeist rate s determined 70 press .hs charge Tor tho
purpose II possible Of putting stop 70 the systen'