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This Order will be published immediately by
the District Commapders, who will cause every
officer or soldier, guilty Of any violation thereo:
70 be promptly srrested.i 80 .i.sf rsbasR lo b
..7 i BY command Of a.fssss.ao I9ol v
b5a. -pssg General p. KIkaY SMITH, it-
-nG s5.ol-,...l Il s. S., ANDERSON,
al -eW g5i Assistant Adjutant General.
-. r By command of .dl .Gz..r lsa. f.....-
Maj. Gen j. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER, q
3-3W q EDMUND 7. TURNER, A. A. Gen.
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pAndupon
:Trfasl41o oi wv. WARREN JOHNSON, MAJ 5r
e. Commandant Labor D.
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---H - 's -
Pleasant Hill, where he began to receive acees-
sions Of strength. by the arrival Of the regi-
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To Mail Contractors.

To Mail Contractors. ...
. AGENCY p. o. DEPT. TRANSMITS,
Marshall, Texas, February 10, 1865.
CONTRACTORS to whom pay is due for
" Transporting Mails west Of the Mississippi
river, are requested to present evidence of SER
vice, and make known their address, in order
that payment may be made.
Contractors by transfer Of routes and persons
employed by postmasters to perform temporary
service, should forward their agreements at once
for approval - -@
r.lHt "' JAS. Fl. STARR,
3-3w Agent Post Ofice Dept T. NJ.
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mand; Gen. P0lignac being left to observe Gen.
oanks.
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TWOMBLY o. kIMBROUGH
appeal from the Arkansas Circuit CouTf IN
-t.- Chancery
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HEADQUARTERS LABOR BUREAU. D. A.,
Washington, Arkansas,

NOTICE
person and tomit;
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&c. r-,-f+ seLI

that payment may be maze.
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. llinnelliately to their proper Com
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-. .s1oN BY EsaLIsa, G. J..

d sdI LE8 oIi|I FlsI 81 l.III
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DfpPi lare|
ning oft
return,e
To nrnmo
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-08-16
BRANDON NATIONAL BANK

The Brandon National Bank is prepared as Fl
nanclal Agent OF the Government to furnish the
90 ~ treasury Notes in sums of $50 800, $500,
and over free of charge,
These notes by special act Of Congress- are made
Tree from all state and local taxation and will bcnr
date August is, 1864, and run three years will,
interest at BIO per cent payable in currency.
with semi annual coupons attached and at n,atii.
rity are convertible at the option of the
holder into per cent Bonds, principal and
interest Of which is payable In Gold.
Parties purchasing these notes II be allowed
interest from the day the money is deposited. Cur
rent funds are received.
LORENZO BIXBY, Cashier.
Brandon, Aug LIST. 1864. 1s.tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-08-16
ID + Y OLDS'
O Ell q H U MI II
SOMETHING NEW
a Ucr,oIt- x.x tb.

A Valuable Invention for the People.
First and only Doublc-Acting Force Pump in
existence, with heavy Double-Acting Piston cast
IN one peace, and Double-Acting Tdlce srbstan-
TALLY within the same, without the Use Of Leather
Valves any packing whatever Its novelty and
extreme simplicity strike the beholder with wonder
and establishment. This Pump Is also a powerful
LIFT and fonCE PuMr.
From the Scientific American, May 2, 1861
The Ohio Pump.
Herewith we illustrate a pump Of novel con-
struction and design. The invcntorstylcs it "The
Ohio Pump"
The principal features Of this invention arc here
with explained. The pump, A, is immersed IN the
well, ami secured there bv bolts to tie timber H..
On the up stroke the water rises into the chamber
through the valve G.. and the contents Of the
cylinder above arc compelled to escape through the
channel, II, into the hollow rod, in the manner
shown by the arrows. AS the piston returns, the
valve in the bottom of 1t seats ITSELF and closes the
aperture J the valve G, closing, and the valve
G., opening, water from the well enters by the
channel way X. while the water III The bottom OF
the piston escapes up the rod through the pipe to
the vessel placed there to receive t.
The patent for this invention was procured o.
March 3. 1863 bv Andrew !. REYNOLDS of DAYTON,
Ohio; persons desiring further information can
address him at that place.
These pumps desirable In many places, as
they will force water to considerable distance.
The position Of the apparatus beneath the surface
Of the well renders it impossible that 1t should
freeze except under extraordinary circumstances
and all the working parts seem to lie put togethor
in n substantial manner. There are no pipes to
burst in winter, and MS the pump is always iull of
water it IS unnecessary to work the breaks hall
AN hour before producing any results.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-08-16
DIURETlC COMPOUND.

CT For Diseases of the Urinary Organs, result
ing from imprudence, causing improper discharges,
heat irritation, &c 1t contains no Copaiva, Gu
bcbs Turpentne, or any other offensive or nju-
rious drug, but is safe, sure, and pleasant rene
DIV that will cure in one half the time of any other
or the price will he refunded You that have
been taking Balsam Copaiva for months without
benefit until sick and pale your breath aud clothes
are tainted with its offensive odor throw it away,
and send for a bottle of this Sure Remedy. 1t will
not only cure YOU at once. but also cleanse the
system from. the hurtlul drugs you have been TAX
ing so long. I55- For Chronic cases, Of months
and even years duration, it is sure cure. Try
it once, and you will never taste the disgusting
mixtures of Balsam Copaiva again. r9Y- One
large bottle generally sufficient to cure, Price 80.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-08-16
TIE ADVANTAGES OF THE OHIO PUMPS ARE;


First-Its chcapncss and durability. Second
Its certainty Of action at all times, the Pump
working entirely UNDER WATER, preserves it
from rusting and requires no packing or printing,
Third-Ihe most important point to which we
wish to call attention, is the fact that 40 WATER
Can STAND IN THE rIrf;, when the pump is not in
motion, to become stale in summer, and hccze in
winter, thus making q perfect protection d91insi
.frost. fOurth--Bv attaching hose j is great
protection against fire and very useful in watering
Gardens Sprinkling Streets, Washing Bug,es, Sc.
1t has less machinery than any Double-Actng
Force Pump in America.
They have no equal They speak for them
selves.
Retail Prices, No. /, SIS. NO.2, SIS.
Pipe and Hose extra.
The Subscribers having purchased the exclusive
right Of sale Of the above Pumps in the towns Of
West Haven, Benson, Sudbury, Orwell Shorcham
Bridport, Addison, Cornwall and Whiting will be
happy to supply any one wishing to give them q
trial. Trespasscrs on the above territory will b,
promptly attended to.
DORSEY SWEET & CO.,
9;3m Benson, Vt.
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IgyrEr ,Nos m an tiou called the "N.tionh
Temperance g e.y aud F.tlT ing House wts
late organize this city Tor the purpose Of dis
seIniusuny Literature ptomOtiye Of temperance,
employing lecturers for .Ae same purpose, and N
~ 1T - advance IN every practicable way, this
Incs. dcsr .ble reform. Il Is gratifying to see any
indication oi greater inter 3. regarding the cause
" .smperauce Daring thc war there was much
patty among sho temperance organizations, with
&c sin, le exception Of the Father Mathew societies,
which even Ia the times Of greatest excitement
never aJatcl their comm,ulablo efforts on behalf
-. ten crsnce. Tho "sop5 Of Tenn GRANGE" "Tem-
pla's, and tie .sucr various temperance orsani-
al. NC. w.tA ,bo single exc ption mentioned, were
entirely lot SIGHT Of during tho war and
whatever good they may have doae before
q. consequently been lost our ns the interval
oi the r'tc,hon. Inc proposed publishing house
al. We alluded to, "ln dou ,lcss lie the me.ns Of
materially ..'.rr TIC c Use K properly managed,
but CSp,r.1acc lls sA-wl that tae most practica.
t.s sn4el-itu, medium OF reaching the unfortunate
yc nus Of 1T mP"ra1ce. 8 in such organizations
/. tlus' "t.-l 80 tic name Of the great apostle
II temperance. Ties c,ess which La, attended
tee Father y %. 6, s.c.c.ics IL the best proof Of
tlcr oGc!cncy. Fr N tho most unpre.sutious
-. lrcscu. ,..a' tacy srl tie worst enemy which
'-,cup,rsn-, has to cou ront The phisuthrope
,e4.cacu VIC have .uau rlfGIed tue new temper.
ND-. cate prise referred ", would do well to con
sucr Inc sys.em e. the Father Mathew Associa.
,.'4 lc.1tc dc'crm ming What course viii test
',,-s.yot.s u'crcs;s u. III" temperance cause.
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The French Empres. Among the Choier a
Patients.

A corresp nisnI OF the London srIR writes, o..
tobCr 20
Alta quarter before ten tia morning, as | WAS
ak ug past the Hospital u aniOu, a dark coach
sud pair drove up TO the entrsnce in the Faubourg
81. HJuOro, aud the Empress accoWplu Ell Uy
lady -iu.watiug ami by her chamberlain, u. dc Ia
Grange, descended aud entere the hospital, where
] can assert size renamed I'LL past eleven. uSr
Majesty was attirei IN black silk aud wore gray
bonnet. From the lest authority. | learn that
she reu ics,ci ~ be taken 10 ths cholera wards,
whers she approached the bed Of each patient.
and In the Of the dying the Empress knelt by
the do sud endesvorsd 20 hear their last earth
ly wish Having gone slowly through every ward
her Majesty visited the Kitchens of the hospi.
tSls aud requested to SO the food prepsr llg
for tho sick 81 ordinary malides. Tne eutLu-
Q asm excited by this visit among imprcs-
sion,ble people as the French can hardly be
imagined. The Empress has been represented as
dist.ngulshed only 10y her personal b auty, dignity
and graceful demesnor but she ter yos more
pleasure from the exercise Of domestic virtue than
IRON the routine Of statO etiquette the are vi
uiulAtion which nee ssarlly 1urro luds Let throne
Tue bours she spsut last spring in the cells Of La
| Il quette PsniteunHrA, drawing from Oaeu Of the
IuSru uelnqucuts ,he history OF bis lie, and tue
! DAYS she has siuce dcvu.ei to tho reno ieiins Of
tho prison system wh.cI has led 10 such bon, fetal
results to the yolnG dehrquclts Of France, as
| maie deep impression. Her conduct a. r.
| arrit2, when Ia tho dead Of tAe night sue
| quilted her brilliant salons 10 tAsG her place
~ The COS Of Emile 10 GlrAdus child,
| then dying NJ he worst i0rlAs O, DIP
! thers, Tor tho sole purpose o. inducing IL to
swallow medicine Il had retus,d, VIII eyor DO
forgotten Her vst to-day TO TIE CROW de- ard,
Of the Beauiuu-- 10 WORDS " wumAuly t,nieru, 50
win which sue siroye to comfort lne living aud
give courage ~ tue couN 'es eaIiA,s Lct OF lear
less courage an devotion la5 proved mora than
aug pubic Gers rigl glul 40 nat tle Eur.r.s
E4s su.e Is worthy OF ler t2a';cI station a no
pan d-rA earr.-ie' Gia"h ~ pan of post
horses aud Httu 'ed b, s.uale servant, uroyo
/ her AWAY nom kLt hospital, beard a workman.
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Idiior sun Seycfs ps-tcs both In thi, c'ty
s~d {. i,ssu ave 20 n buying ~ veteran - -
~ aIges %. 81 and 62, pay,rg as hi2h ~ $40
ei,u ftr q su, anucpaul' that Cnugrets =" u siNs
county g. ne two yoor veterans snd Others WHO
entered Lc ~ &c dur ns those years. would
o., gc ma Veterans I Nv uY your 90 mon 70
gar ing the chances q oltreba Isss'nE Auch
ito al he coming session. II Is ais siAtea t'ia
Bta.e Bounty Of ~ . nov icing "a ~ thi1 city
to the veterans of 81 Please sive us what ipfor-
ma ion you possess concern ~ lie mstior. Hoping
yHu u 10 pleased ~ uoicc olr eouluuni- shon.
We remain,
TlREA Two YEARs NErEnANs AsD NAM OrBB.s.
NrW fOEh, Noe. H. 40
Reply with re. arr 'otue 6rsl question whether
CoL.rsIi at the coming session vail pass Jaw Tor
TO equalization - Government bountc,, We eau
u rc rise give Only eonieltural answer. Tie 'ts
frs, PROPOSED tue iIes Of flscng tie early sollir'
- tho war OF an equality with those waO en-. sted
at alter stage that S, 70 pay tho Volunteers OF
1901 sud i-C2, who received only one bua-ret dol.
lars bounty, the same sun which r,crli.s received
aher The three bualred d)air boun'y Law went
into operation Since otT,tilr the suggestion, we
have repeatedly advocated tle policy, show NJ the
iesirsbiit Of TevarJ.nz as liberal = the soldiers
who raj ed around the Gag when there was nD ~
1uceucnt but patriotism, As foe WHO waited
un.l the large toun,e- we're offered.
we wy . Nere.ore, be .laI TO see Congress
PISS law i.r tic co. Ia,iou Of Govern.
meut boun.i.s; bot We viii say, cstd.dly,
tLst the roo lec. o. such a measure toiu alop.ed
Is much ss fayorsblc than We would like 60 see il.
For this reason; Tie people gon rally .eei that
thoy hayo = heavy load VI taxation 10 bear. TIC
Internal revenue tho bur len Of ths war debt, the
acal bounty 10 Is, aud ,h1 many other sources Of
auanciSl oppression and high puccs, have i'm
| pressed tho people with tls ge,slty " rigid
ccouomy "a Government expenditures. Tho lsSt
| Congress viii ho made up o. m,uhcrs fosLly
elected 'r5m tao people, ind NJ doun. representing
| popular feeling Cpon financial questions. They
will be disposed 10 curtis evpsuses- aud no en-
| argcmtnt Of them wall 10 likely t. ueot with
| ayor. Ihs payment oi Two hundred dollars 10
every soldier enlisted te1ro TIE turCe hundred
dollar bounty lsw vas pa,saL, would entail an
enormous expenditure Of money Allowing TIA.
only half million VI soldiers were enlisted in
1861 and lsG2 ,ho aggregate amour; Of money
required to Increase their bounty to the figure
subsequently paid, would bs one hundred million
dollars /. is doubtful II Congress will increase
tie public debt ~ thst extent at the present time
We arc hopeful that the measure will At sJtue
future time he adopted, tut not probably, at the
coming session. Ia respect 10 the payment q a
State bounty Of dfy dollars to the veterans Of lsG1
the report is undoubtedly . mistake, possibly
orig mating in the fact that tho State Is r,nding
the bountes paid by men who enlisted substitutes
under the last call for troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
\ re..1 Nearly nut Of nu.!rr,..

SO .As %, AtI.ANDIg the Gre.. could ind an
60. { "-r llDIt; - long az be could lead
- '''.es DOES. new countries and conquer new
E. 81 t- 81, Ae VAS .uNulusrAblc, aud his star OF
NH ty 81 no with sht brightest lustre. But
N'sh ,ht "Ao . world WAS d suppllsnt At bis feet,
"a.l glued 90 uk that there we're no moro
TAHOE. g. uqueo 10 became ''Ieruotalized,"
I 10 g iH",as avery p.or artcle ~ wLiskey,
o.. Gwen. 30 t'e bad Wit fearful rapidly. Tn.
4. SOFT ,o1.'dyn OF the Republican party is .x.
.,Il IKE NaI .. AluNANnTg aNct lie had con
.Ice tae word. They had successfully carried
..,s lc-ucrs r.p every Nor,h,ru state, cxcep,
,., j rs-,, Prev ms 90 tie late election
l...I' strength win their progress, aud
~, r1- tJ"n al opposition, NV Jer,ey N,
- t,sdc' that lasl W.. stood tls march u tho
,rg ue,or ke the Little Spartan baud Al ,he
l..-'' ihc-aopylp, the p'mocrIcy planted them
,,r,s up "A .hc.r est foothold Of ground and de-
ie!'l I'D tv "hyht q out on that line" Hut Yes
i.r.ay mo-g,n- a strange hsg-the 'As OF the
g. seal AlRNANpE2-1ostcd from the New jersey
,t-ts TIE omblem Of Democracy had teen pu
zap tue spout The question now IL, whether
", k'pucHe=u party, having NJ more states Il
,Jrqusg vii not become demorA ized and SO t,
inc bad, Gs id ,ho gent, rlAn Of Macedon. Possibly
1Aey may make .GI upon o rks County
e.nnsyvsniA- Or he SIKH Ware. N this ei.y "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10

THE Investigation Of the II. John explosion case,
which Is now ~ progress, shows that the Inspcc-
tors Of Boilers sre either incompetent for their
position. or else they are criminally csrecss In the
discharge Of Their duties. The testimony, NJ 10
tistine indicates that the boilers Of The s.. John
were very unsafe aud that to explosion was
therefore MT 80 dGicul, TO sccount for as at FRS.
suppesoi. The iron used ~ tie boiler, according
to the evidence, was not Of the kind tat ought to
have zen employed the iron was bent crosswise
with the grain, instead Of lers.hwisc, ~ 1t should
bsys been the plste whereat tie explosion oc-
CURED bad probably been weakened = cau,eus
Such IL the ,cst mouy q perencel boiler makers.
We hope the jury "a this case will makes thorough
invesug stor, and place the blame where IL prop.
sry tsiou.s Considering tie vast numb,r u
lives that are put in jeopardy by detective b ler7'
,nl tic frequency % expoHous. It is tistJ H.
plrtant that ,he Inspectors who's dag II Is to
tl5-o whether sJ9Ner is safe or not, 'houll he
10th cOup c,ent an ehcent.
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TRADE NOTICES.

HRlINLAfERS ATTENTlON-THE Mem
i'ters II the \. Y. BhcSlayers y C 49, Inionsra
n0thSd to meet At thcr hall cor $50 st. and "a sys
on FRIDAY, Nov. lUt 1t / o'c Ok, with Grape on M
Ion arm 70 attend the funeral % our .a,e b Ia
member JOHN COT .HLAN, from biz re-. tence ~
/ q 2iih o, by order vt the rocio,y, f. W BK "
LII Pres. NJ. J. DAY. Rec Sec. ~
7 .ONGShOREMEN No. ,, WILL HOLD
Ia special meeting thu F.aay evening, A.
O'clock. The phrcinal attendance OF ALI mrInbeI. il
requested a. business Of imp0rian viii he tfaus-
ec'ei 'OllN uANNON, mes TnOs, WEST.
MAN, Rec. sec. -
THE BOILER MAKERS MUTUAL PRO.
tectvr mon vii hold Il meeting on Friday
evening, Nov N, at O'clock az Military uslL tx
Bowen. ~ oiter ot JuHN II. CUNNING, Pfcst
THOMAS bAEBLK, see. ssi
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BLANCK-on Thursday morning, nov. 9, after a
9ns and pain ~ illness sarah p, wife OF fhos. j.
The relatives and friends Of the family are IN
ylted to attend the funeral Oh SUNDAY afemoon,
Hudson 81, without further nO.ice. 2Gl
CDGGEI-At Iorkvllle. on Ihuriay, Nov. Q,
1873 after long and severe Illness Cathahne, dov
OF William Coggey, naive OF the Parish OF Aida h.
County Longioid, Ireland, in the 55th year Of her
age.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend th8 funeral Saturday, NOV.
II, At ~ 0oltck. 81, from her late residence, s2d
a., bet an aud 9th aves California aal other pa
pers please copy. 20
DONEG Anon Tuesday, Nov. 7, after a long and
severe lines, David Done an native 1i WelsAs-
town, Co. Cork Ireland, ia the 53i wear Of hs are.
The felA,iS es and friends Of the iany are refnect
fully invited 10 aftcni the funeral, tins tIIidsyJ
afternoon. at O'clock from his late residence. 20
Eat 10Th Il, without iutther nosice. Is
FOLEY OF disease OF the heart, Hugh Foley, aged
Ills 10 alive. and friends are respectfully invited
20 Lttcad the funeral. tbs Friday alieTnoon. Nov
IT, u O'clock nom his late residence, 80 Null
berry II. Ills remains will be Inferred In Calvary
Cemetery. 49,
OfLMORE-On THURSDAY, Nov. 0. 1865. Jane, eld-
est dAughier OF John and sarah Hmo.e, il the lIth
The friends Of the family. and the sabbath school
81 Charles st. ffe-l. teIiAn church, are EcspcfIT
invited TO attend the funeral on Friday afternoon,
10Th inst AT O'Clock, from Charles a. Presbyterian
Church. l3J
GOGGIN On wedne,d,y, nov. s. Michael Gosrin,
years.
The friends OF the family, and those Of h., brothers.
David aud Thomas, ar IequCs.ed 10 attend the tu.
neral Ion bis late residence, White st, on friday,
Nov. 10. l5l
MURRAY on Tuesday eveuine Nov. eth. Peter
d., second son of Ellen aud the iate Peter Murray,
aged ~ years and nOnths
The friends and tAnces Of the family are re-
spgctiully invited to attend the funeral Ou Friday
morning, Nov. AZ 10 o'clock, i.ouI the Ie,ideuce
Of his mother, % South Pth =, Is oos yn. r. H. 10
- refer aud PauIs Church. vhe4e Requiem Mass
viii De offered ~
McQUADE-On Nov. ), Anne, tho beloved dsuFh.
ter Of Patrick AID Fanny McQuade, aged years, 10
mcnths and II uays
he friends aud acquaintancea of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on RI
day are noon, Nov. IL at o'ciOck foin tie rp,i-
dence Of her parents, " seventh ave cor. Of 18th
street 90
kOSIRON-un Nov s, Thomas VIM Ro,tron
aged ~ years month md - days
Ills relatives and friends fesnnctflllv inv ted
TO attend the funeral, on h dty afternoon, Nov iU
nj O'clock from ais ate IesdeuJe, u, es 5tl a.
CAnads pGpars please copy. .sI
SlrERlH on Mrlnesdsv. Nov : Nsr,arat
siierlJ, wiGOT Of Abraham si'erly, ared Gg v,ar.
The relatives and friends Of the family are reject.
fully invited TO cttend the funeral on SATURDAY. alter
noon, llth inst ~ o'clock nom the re-dence OF her
soL-in-la-, 36i Bowery. 10,
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Wholesale Price. of Country Produce.

NLw No-G. No.. ., 1903
Busines in and around Washington Market b,.
assumed a hat l!y tone during the present
week, . marked improved inquiry being notice .ble
for most s,ape articles. Ihi. improvement, Is doubt
les, attributable TO the chEneel views VI speclator,
who have discovered their Jolly Ia holding aboye
aud endeaVorug 10 force price, toa higher range
than those prevailing. TIE downward tep,lel ey
Of butter, noticed in our last week. rrror ba. con-
tinued throughout the pist week AMI one or ,,o
u ados are nov quoted from 10 lc heo Last w.ck,s
piccs Best pals have fallen from 20 10 ClaGse. and
fine welsh tGhs are be,rr C9rrrd 8. HIKE as.ip,t
i5ljUc last week. Rcceipls Of uost .lA4,s aye lr.r
and With an accumuadug stJ =, the pro.p ~ 4. a
cdedly in favor OF stll lover rates. Che... ia.
advanced a tribe unGer favorable Furou,xn ps,,,
and sales have recently been made a. hi,b a. ,oc
Egss nave accumulated dur.a. tho week. AMI ,i,b
lighter demand prices have teen r,lti,,I Jan, NJ
deem. The recent heavy sr',st, s,i IL. c,n.o.
4ucnt let up In prices Of apple. have s.n,I,speo,s,
lislppea.ei since our last AL g.ce, s,orhs.n
advanced 70 - 5Oatj "a Tor hes, ysric,,os N "a,
sppts still tend upwMt. and nos -, readily a, a..
l1c Prime New jersey cfanb, RTE. Ar. In SOL 20
msnd, al SlJ peg barrel. Other yarllt.., sr -.
and higher. Beet /. plenty and .,.sr ~ -
| go,ert al cold weather. Al. ~. 49,, ltn lhe
Lolllrys poultry and sam d, tr,,g - We
QirAt abundance, and pilctt ave- "a ~
,4ufugu ID .tatoev have o. ca .rdlea ger
willie sweets ave Bboui DC b. e-sr Ut'sr uslItl,
aIe looWs!
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Fisrncirl News, Markets, &c.

N,v Fork, Thursday, Nor. ., { r. M-Tbe after
noon quotations OF the general stock market, COM
pared with those oi yesterday afternoon, show, in
most cases but fractional difference. The majority
Of ftock we're lower. Prairie du CHEN fell off 30 PER
cent The late set at this s,ocs has or ppled .
number Of stock houres, and heuc' there are cont
uAl reports Of failure. GOsernmv Ia wore duh and
lower The report u delicate relations between tie
Government aud France are to certain extent be-
leNed ~ come quarters, which contributes to the
dsp sitIon to ssll-a ne- loan uimor has the same
effect Goil closed Ct llG's. Tie Assistant Trca-
this port has received gold checks Of the de-
nominal on OF $1,000 and 5000. The money market
more eo'ive at per cont. call Ia the discount
line there smoterte business doing at IL per
cent. On 'Ch.nse to-day Flour was Sc Toe. lover
for common grades. Wheat lc. &C. better, clos
ing duh. Corn was heavy. Oats we're ffmCr for
sound and dull for un ound. Pork va, dull Beet
vas steady. Lard wGs steady sui Whistle was
fmcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
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