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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
THE RIOT IN TROY.

As correspondents account ofthc shameful not al
recent Democratic meeting in Troy is deemed onust 70
the Hon. David L. Seymour, copy hom The Nag hs
letter oil correction, as follows;
10 ne Editor Of Tas Tyoy Wig.
SIR desire through the columns OF your paper corr
rect errors relating myself and contained "a ihe pas>
Lste he ToB Ia Saturday m reference 10
te Democratic meeting held Rands Hall Friday evening.
meeting had been called by the Democratic Central ComJ
mee through notices inserted The Wg several days pS;
yous The County Central Committee hired the Hail engaged
DOrine Band and instructed me heiT Chairman 10 coll
meeting order according ~ usage m ssch cases and ia
The hour meeting PROCEEDED the Hall for that purpose.
Immediately upon arriving at the Hall went upon the plat
form and soon the band which nen playing Lad
ceased advanced % tie mont OF lie platform anl ripping
upon stand with small attempted 20 call me necH
order While doing this violently assaulted arc srucA
who The platform The wTitef ~ ha
acle in m Tsq Is taken IN supporting there
dispute between the County and City Comuittees TIE
CItv uittee had nothing with organizing ihe
only, and many cns from The coantTy rs wei as e "yy
wet present H. also mistaken IN supposng mat lanes
MeKe0n extended his hand 70 in N IDLY way he dd
Dot 20 ny knOwege extend BIS hand 20 ne except Nhr1 70
assailed ne iriendly movement o. has hard dlh
strike hu any othcrPe.on WIN e ss
otherwise Bat encII1g )n INC PLATFORM da ea
vance Hannibal Green, Who sitting there cave hi
hand expressed my pleasure at seeing hin there 1s
expression made HIM because lew dsys before he'd
called upon him end requested him 10 prde az the en0srsto
meeting be held Band Hall whom be declined ne honor
on account OF lheah aud graBcl that he able 10
b. out evening meeting. had knowledge nor str-
any opposition % the action OF the County Ion mice
In reference 10 this meeting nor OF any disturbance hke ia
occur arrived upOnthe platform and called the meeting
order And did nothing and said nothing the plat
attempt restore and preserve order WI roe
here aude other aud Congregations contained
the article OF lie Tes referred TO- as they 90 hot ps
tiouarly myself do those statements 20 which
have alluded leave this brutal outrage aId us aqLo- ed
perpetrators verdict OF Intelligent community when
maintained high character for good orie ana
proper regard for The preservation OF private rights Yours.
respectfully DAVID J. hf"''A
~, Nng 2 lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on NETWORK. ..... nov. "a

CLEARED.
st,p Manhattan Desken Havana snd Fsfa Cruz C. \ WV
10 Steamship Miami Clark Boston, W P CLYDE
stelT.hip Ontario Hosner, London GnneL Mi5iaIn
BsrE HomewUd Bound Gilmore Aeiooafn'' 9-'si' ''
Boz Eclipse lBr) Peterson poue,,r' vvb,,. G..
BIN NJ A Henson lbrl, Smith no JsleIo M, ti,ss
Bris Emma (Du,eh AiLioaon euIaeoa ileo t9a,s'
Brs Isdee OR %s.i KEs'tgH a. hip'i D s5.E CO.
Bis Arlona Br sPeisht s. Jofn' , Il T. 90. w.
srbI ssssmsn Baker Baltimore, 4. Abbot ,,r
schf H. J. McSIlen sr) gnrfe, J1eqsl O. H. Irsas'
ss shr Marine Horton wil@instoa n C. = $ PG'ea
Sem Emma D. Finnsy Townsend ndiaaola aud Laysei n L.
h sc s. Mye. Van ci.sf Isct,ouye DBbe wsrh Co.
Transit Hsw saysn1sh n ~ nc r. serS, Co
sehr A. j. Bentley Williams Char s,on and 6so .e'o"H bentley
'I sioop ! o "a Fellow BIB Dye. Mystic
. ARRIVED.
s,,,n,hip Dtro Sherwood Portland Me- with Mise to o. =
s.ssmhip Proustssu. Beckett Wilmington u hours wi" cotton
Sc 20 " mop9onery Fsrcoth KsOesns Oct 80 passed
The inst with nndss and 90 x Lowdeh hsa gre, ION
9Th 70 losh INCLUSIVE "a iit a. ''Hs' - -
ss.bip ssiOa lHsu Meier Hamburg Oct 49, 'nt sO T
So.y westerly winds darias pisse OCT ~ 81 p ~ on
:.; FS sI. ps' ss ; SS Nov n passed %
samap CITY Of P,ri and Dsa,,ss inv, 'uS "a lie s.o IN
i0s oI ssS ssosa King Richmond Norfolk with d's and
Pis :stS % wssan Chichester Richmond AID No viii
nsss % A5eSs Bourn, Richmond Norfolk aud City Point
Won.nr star Ke.on New Orleans with mdse and
TO G. Passed ia the tiye eosna Up 'e sS N S
oean, Nov in lat % Sc s - So spoke the schooner Carrie
steamship C. Levy simmOn Boston, with nid'' to NsoP0-
tan S,e1 nI, 20 Palmer tOf Liverpool Barnsby Liverpool Oct
h nd 10 smith DuSains lid hessy weather to Banks
since then light westerly winds and line weather oh Nantucket
BsI SsS,s lBIsM cSossr 90 dy' ballast and ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

Aurng the week There we're n The market ~ For
tett TO-DAY abont tSobirds Of which were disposed Of o.
name for ordinary GOOD Wesgn &c io4 some eAu V'a
and q &c. Of light M Pigs . -. ,., ,,.-t.. ,,
We extract The loLoUn. from IRE Cincinnati Circular o
PiWs dated Nov "Tho Hog and Provision mnI fet
continues decline daily and h IL DOT only pancky put 2ne
what dem0raod Tie feeling that large losses nave useh
made during the past years and operators don seem as
posed 20 work third without some snow Of Pon elu
Inc consequence that prices not only OF the ho put m
W products have materially declined and the tendency IL si
doEpwnr bnt tlcre b stopping point, which no doubt WI
reached perhaps the weather becomes f
for active cutting and then II ever, this SEASON VIII - te
time 10 begin ir len ID starts iu earnest IL vii not stop III
the close iussmuch as al viii be- interested The narke, 10
day q very unsettled conditions hethei pu,eIa AO'
liS know what 70 do Hogs are selling 10 oVdf' gFo'
iUs ihc best with fair receipts' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

pass T.e Seller Has had birth and sns deatS snuf
BsTh lisssrs cor.cn BO,sOn "a hours. IN ballast
Bs Ls9ra f9Itmsuh Coach Petra q Day, WITH sasse:
painted yhi,ssPas;HPposed ship nl1snmast
Biz Laura Bl Couch Psra. 81 day., eusni' George
schI Jason Stewart Nsch, with lumber 20 John BOyn,sp Eos
seSr EIeHp.r tBr Brooks Windsor s. ds,s viii Dasisi
scii Msusw DsosawsJ Charleston day. With yellow pins
scii spray lBES Proctor csps c.u.O with herring.
sehI only Daughter. Mathew hoIlok
scs s'rS'I s; aSsy t s5s Y Siai R1r
sS Sia Jo.e en- f1ssSin Hslsins Virginia
schr c. G. Ssdler. Tlton, Clinton.
sehr yondoyi, Gregory, Rookand.
scbT r. 5. Dean Coot, Taunton
sclr 4. J. Raynond, ElagwOOd Georrs.O"A
schL D. r. sawyer. soper Georgetown
sehr Msra Jane, Jones. Norfolk
s sssE 5a.: s; M S,ss::! g' g, gs.s
s s:R sh,y9 Mash 4sd.s WITH per- e. 70 sSSs h''4'e@
scSr Niger T5oa p.oD HsIwics p'' '''
sehr. Evergreen, Bslloste, Providence
ssSr J. : ? wiz wsii..c, 1l:S sT B.rSies
schT 9. l. Green, P'ine, New-LOndOn.
sohr = 0. oeTlys5 cpsey so.,'p for Albany.
Scar Henhetl Rankin. Portland Ct
sehT Russell. bob PoftlEd q,
S:R Mai S55s 6. s; 9si B.HIS g,I,....
schr Wellington, barber. Bangor
Schr p D. Anderson Clark, EliIahethpor for Hartford
sehr Dan. Simmons, Doane b b ,,.
schr owen Bearse, =. Bos,on.
sooP Thomas Hill Hen Providence with udse to Geo suns
DISASTER
Tfs eangs ksseybSshsI yiss aonssds q The 'Ssgoss'
msp. st re, &c. p n n pc" up ms mon,ns sOo3 IT,
T6 SSoa " D reed Eins sions.d, Of the Kpicls'5ocs'
men we're seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
PASSENGERS 1RRTYED.

PROu HAMBURG AND SOUTHAMPTON. Nov Pin steam
bip saTonia-Mr M J. C. kohsht ssd iany Nh end sIs
Eong .nd family Maria Cramef. ". Ntrh, Ahe samson
Ar Corn-a aud Amanda Gsech Robert Gems and cid MY
snd MR. 81 W. Williams. Herrse Blum, M and MTs I.opod
a. M, ana Mn. H. Moore children and servant Nj and Mrs T.
Baush and CHILD Jus Ku.ennauu. Juhs lehmaie Sssne
Eoersn Kllnde Katharine Lugube, Avg LIN ana VIZ =
a.. M Nsehmnun Jacob Decker ". GesneT, g. Nsylsnd &
Senez Jan, Fsans Mr. and Mrs Uhch bEer ATlte Dslle
Bentrol, Mu Brrelce cnd child Aug uouhel u Ms.oo -
Des Mr Ars Reinos Betty WirAsds Aee'l fsh'ehO'eA
ana 62i In tle tteerare. a., - ca.
T. y Dnrck A. Nleotra + Niootrs airs A. Nico ana son
E.a v .d boy ssyss Ms Bidebranl Dr. llugn henpeay
Me kennedy children h Bl9rr Geo Blair Miss cara Day
~. g.sn U.v Mr. T. NJ Howell j. H. Sh0up. Herman Ray A.
sasm1 A. ADAM Nrs Mary MctlenIy Isaiors Lemsn Mada
niek A Adamson Jas Borenier D. D1u Lreioy & bi'eF
= MeClure John smith ". Cain and others IA the esgv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
DeniietrDI

NOITON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
m OF Ni,rontxyd Gas aud huye extracted tceh iof ose
"a $40 p.ispts oerhed done without pam
ss pure fresh every day We fall" once NO ~
Cooper Institute
nsTEOPLAsTIC or ARTIFICIAL BONE for
" restoring teeth in q decay their osns shspe
assuness without pal ffopeoT' ieomI NJ ~ Ear '''i
t,,ulaft. iScQ tthponisif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

below that notwithstanding quality Is generally good and
but few really inferior % bring down the average SOM
have sold high and good many nom thAt ~ I2 ol
Co9l Qay for packngbeef Tho weather tof. WIN
s 9ummeI-tle wholesale butchers reluctant 20 tnA' "i
cent 90 Than below Ole slne glAde uel va
Hence the market has been don and dry with mary ct i
sat u the afternoon and He probability % on bt4Ae so D
day. few doyers who appreciated ne CONDITION % .At
early u the daY ordered their brokers % sell OUT ~ any I
II nov appears that they The Wlses and uchea 10 w
business OF the dog closes might be expected WIN over
head cattle sale this week and w the Price OF l As
OF meats down lower point On tho wholesale ahu
than have any time before u roo Tte
market Is broken Dewitt cannot recover asal -
words heard upon every hand II rs great Ply I'M
not broken down last Spring IL would have been b. 9 A
prtcs n had Thee was no why prices should nave
been KEPT up they have through the Summer unless y " r
souae that spectators and shaTpers should have chance 70
get ont and farmers sufT the losses sure 70 IAN upon
somebody when the crash came IN.
The break down upon hogs worse than bc cattle
II Is natural they should follow. sheep 900 ore d9s 20
how that good mutton sold Saturday at ds d. ana Louliy
at 70 % and this tends bring down the price Of cate o
beard 81 but drDver Who VIII come ont ven
He bought his cattle Ohio &c = No. and expected sIe 20
mako O11 lowest price % good dIote we
year He finds by close calculation that he VIII nave ln 81
whom De gets home 10 pay him fJr All ms tine uglL iaA'
and use OF money Tho slightest accident OF pau luck 10 g
stago OF tie business would have let him loser not"
standing 10 was said that Dee bad robbed Tue man OF whom ne
BOUGHT the cattle His illustrates The condition Of the
cattle market to-day. droyer who sa,shed the lualAgt
Vas getting no better very fast teegaphod from Fcnn}l
vsul To have his cattle sold but through oareessnes on the
t OF the Company the patch ncd instead OF beng
sent intends 70 hold the Company responsible Tor e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
Goal. &,r.

/,OAL 81, FLOUR Sl2.-PEOPLEs COAL AND
I EIOITil MUTUAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. ohice No
2 sosdWsy Coal tnd Flour sold a. wholesale pcr bny Coal
and Flour oiho Asso,aon 70 break eoNn monopoly price,
\ FHIGH COAL, 81 per tun for Broken, Egg and
svet a. for Nut delivered aud 20 Carts
Doy s Zee At eg. For pure Lehgh Coal from under cover
A. IA sh the inn without the Of yordng cross
III Jersy Central Railroad ferry from loot Of 1erys OF
g "a oacs No hectorst mOkRih BUCkMA"' Asehl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
RECEIPTS on PRODUCE.

NOV l2-s0o20 bb flour 765 hills WHISKY 5Jl sacts Corn
Meal 20q7 sacks Oil Cake O. e0l bush Wheat iei4 bns
Corn son bush Oats alf bush Rye COZ bush het % ~
5nsh. Barley $50 bush Seeds pzgs shts - tAgs p
iJ bbs Pork 220 pkgs Cut Meats ls pigs I@Ia !" Aes
Lard 47ls bbls. Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
l1rctess ional Notiees

nISEAsES of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER aud
~ PROSTATE GLANDs-nr LoSo, having devoted 10 yes.
item he special attention No lso last Foursnsi Uhiso hour"
a. u.tol p u. -----
nR. KING, No l26 Ninth-st., near Broadway, cares
all FemAs Diseases Consumption aud Rheumatism wheh az
o,hprs an. Consultation free Once opened hsm a. N 70 IN
Cufs gaaruntoed
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and oil other Special DE-
..ases Mae aud feusie. Tenth Enlarged Edition JUS
PUBLsHtD. Bye: o. nAMMoND n. formerly 2sos'E,9r q
Pnss a tO MARINER, no. 1 Vesy-s.i 0ODfItEl; No 0s
bfosdwsy no 80 PSI bser second Third
AYES. from O'Clock, ald : 10 3 o'clock evening"
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment OF
y sTRtCTuRE. VARICOCELE. HEMORBHOlDs, flSft IA
and the dises,s Of The Pelvic Ncera under E
va control EDWARD H. DIXON b. D. Editor OF The seAs
Oes boofs evenings, a. Df ~ .
frsilener No e FIJI ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
Gcparintrsbip Nolitrs.

COMPREHENSIVE.
The nnr.,4ned flrmel Co partnership under The
pBBLER HOWARD for the purpose Of anscing blsnsssa s
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
And "a m osrupy once No. % WAs UNITED STATES TREAS
IRY Bi lLDiSG, adjoining Mean, H0Wesk Macy's
~ " w. w DIHBLEE,
Member of New.York Stool Exchange.
Late with VIM 4 JnO. OBren.
y A. HOWARD,
Ofuul,sd States Treasury Department, Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
G., p.. A. "a san "A Moon ae,'.. io'0J
49, HIaH a.,
Sandy Uook..Il;l7 Gov. lsand. - Hell Ds'''''' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

rul quF WrEK ENDNO MONDAY Nov. i2 $500
Rove. Uous Vesls Sheep and LsuiDs swine. Tots.
1IT 1926 214sU lllI aalD
yl,s, v,4esod 20 butchers the following markepiaeeS;
sheep and
pasvss Covs Wells Lamb. swine. IOA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
Dpi0en1 Notices.

rIlHr TRUSTEES of the TARR FARM PETRO-
A LEUM COMPANY have deessd dividend o. VNb re III
CENT rsy At their oce, No 10 ines on the i'sh INST AH
''0-' VIZ = J. p HOGARTH seeye,srJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13


HUDSOS CITY, NOV. Eve lind >, l;;6 cattle on
The ard books received IaE this week r a1 bes
read and expected tomorrow. The majority O.. those
received have been sold hI trade extremely .I t0osJ and
gces are nov 81 to 81 Der head lower tlu ~ day Wce
stlss were quite 1, 'uucly an01t the old Ogt
Dave occn running Ilr dead ira aIL
tsl groah beneath their heay, stock and ihe 8rate!
threatening Ieu BE- unt'Or u oT free transactions. The
tke H,t uaoe teip pork al-o has g. flencc and isi
len ao5e ma caused Jae h1u-si week ill q, tle
et-tt1 te0 .a'-~ see nothing euo0r1Dlng ficId do
Lo ieel Ae noig Of 10 fle st0u but bii, VIII on Lac
Ing steeTs az u zoe, aHd lie very bsi lr . mi re-y
ard State cattle 1Is nu. bringing over Ice eyeut hi 4 I
reIe cases Musi siee are n1ue l.0If au o as are
losing hca. on - h ifoas - 20 SIS per head or iotc
She Erie road ana dlovofs gs,oT M, 49, ,tis
20 cOmFdelu ~ their tre1uen 5,-
Wkh however, 90 protest asnst being crqwd iaf
30 2050 o. the Old xa sort hieA esic, lt c, f
1IOn the 0ccruanis 0fIv portion ~ WHOM eoif e, !.
upon the ricSefy Aic- sranile a r,.i 81 d
the j0ng OF which threatened is pacf ihs drnyrr tI IN
zee roof hcy poorly prepared I bls1ess ta- fert ~
" course the t0na1 Ony needs aehion draw 10 soah
wrongs % night thea.
TBR MARKEr At oSY-HUSnrFpTIi.sr.
We are greeted With ulauimOl' opinion TODAY in our
Va and talks among le dr0 ~ Nho oF ilr 80 head D,
Hos ~ all kinds grctcI l1.-es Wc w, s-sglc tat
To- are selling lees tha1 they cost - Acntlcsy llros
.h of ONO. several relt drOfes ore ceiling no these
rs lotot cattle bought ia Albany last Spying end paid
- ual' on l-i Tslcd in DrfrgD<s County haze sOil
~ Ae9 LEES ttl drs cost 4 oi or Frll et lOanec
ee fought OF The Hon Aaron rscl' biupl Conn. feT
49, tnoe 100 over go eao We Lear of pair OF Con
ph 500 az 80 below cost NO fair sales have been
20 pay ~ Ot r Toe n net and owners 81 some Of TIE
- tocA n haifet have offered put 10 the scles
- Pltee, 90 10 cwt We know from personal
tttf' aion That gOod T quality Illinois and other Western
-S' '''o q. -'s H. tas ne average VI TIE UhkSl t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

OF THE
ST PAUL AND PAcIElC RAILROAD OF MiNNtSoth
INTEREST A. nENEs PR CENf rthlAHNlAlL1. fIhri
Oh JANUARY AID jay -
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX N I'M 'I4l " NJ"
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE N ls92
the beet portions % t- state and
e. Cloud 20 mics a. e. efpenss q "fs'
TIiEsF BONDS ARE oSLY $1,000 PER NfLE
Bonds a. ne bgnr' nas' Tfs III Dc waved "a
payment.
." ~ TTRSTR BROTHER Bsussrs
k4sssu and 1s-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

Buusa PAPER bo8st sud sold Loans stools o9'rn~en'
sscariiirs, sd Commercial Paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
financial.

CT. CROIX and LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
- COMPANY FIhsT MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT LAND
GRANT BONDS. ENDORSED by TIE FAhMEEs LOAN shd
T 81 Co oil the Cy Of Not and pnncp plyeoe
Gold coin. FOR SALE by LUDLOW. PATTON Co.. @e-.t
OYFIcS or PAoYio Man sTEGSsHF CozRASI
Nyg l0RK Nov. :, &C.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNU AL ELEC-
~ TON for NINE DIRECTORS Of this COmpsn viii be held a
tho Corp,rys office No 81 NIlst, "WEDNESDAY,
Novembs 2 1865 between the Of II sud m BY order
Of the Board Of Director IHEO ~ yOhN,ON, sSeIe,atE
NOTICE. .,-.
~ nreng ~ ,he Stockholders Of the BROOKLYN COAL AND
OIL COMPANY will place the Once Of The Company
fho corner Of Church Psrkpse NeHiork City on nov
l5 1905 AZ y ocok The o. snch meeting viii be 10 take
into consideration e1psdency diminishing the capital stock o.
the Company 60o and taEe action snd tho neee''ay
tsgue5l THOMAS SULLIVAN.
49, JOSEPH y. WILLIS.
W. UHLER
z. F.RANDOLPH
THEO +. VAIL
NAHUM SULLIVAN
". A. BUDD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

OFFICE of TIA A'ShisoE A'' 70 "a 90. Ss,-V -
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS
~ 4 b, Company VIII held The oaes ofthe CoP-ny IN no
Citv fi,on ssaa dsy November 1870 between
hour 4 and Occk foI The purpose tel.ng on We
propsel change his Company 70 en bfsltn
pon Psbc Railroad CoupmY" tnd tuch otheI ssnrf o. nay
isgsiy come oefors meeting TiO5 81 sOliikF ss-fer'
A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE a valuable
n BUSINESS which feszes osr0l ton amount invested
TIL. Il GOOD opportunity. Csl a. no lli .a.sln.si
ELECTION. -
II TIE ANNUAL ELECTION f-r Directors ~ the HOWARD
INgTH ,NCF COMPANY Of New-Norr fsd Sc ONE,
No Wa. MONDAY the - dsy " December. lSt Tee
polls be open from IA o'rioes u- tiN o.r.p-t -
HENRY =. OAKLEY. Air-frsflisuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

10. n NItLiAH-sT., Ngv.YSRE. }
TTNO HOLDERS Of Union Trust Co Receipts issued
i Tor Missi.sppi AID Missouri Railroad Bonds: ,
This Company prepared 90 issue the BONDS 70 whom sac
Receipts err entitled preceding the q this efee
y. II. TOWs Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

NFw-s ORR Nav HAVEN hsfLRolp CchPAsr,i
Cor FOuRrHAvE AID rWBNTT-sEy lSIH4I3 (
TnRasuRERs OTUCg, Nov. s. 1890.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that PAY
- MENT FULL Tor the New STOCK must BE- made on o. before
the Instant such unpaid clock wiz De declared ioioNe 70
geiher witt any iusiulimeiis paid thereon.
Tho OF Company filing due Dee vii be PAD o. Pre-
n the Second National Bnh IN ioe
City Of New.dsyep, this ohee. - ,.,..,,.sr Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-31
T MORTANT TO FARMERS.
DAWSON'S FERTILIZERS.

These Fertilizers arc offered to the farmer as
among the best and cheapest food for plants,
containing q large proportion Of
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
a Nd A n I NJ 4 L III A r T. Err,
capable Of furnishing
4 NJ 0 n I A
By decomposition they furnish those ingre-
dients most needed by the crops, and which are
usually deficient in our soils. For sale by
VIM 4. SMOOT Agent,
y3l-tf No. 3, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
IT'S 600 N 9J H. C 5a5s ls;t. smIN y,
by SMOOT IL PERRY,
jy l2-tf corner Of Union and Cameron sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-31
ICOMMUNICATED.

have just risen from the perusal Of Dab
news lie of Gen. Stonewall Jackson 1t rings
of the true metal Of the christian soldier, as
all will acknowledge, though some may cavil at
the persistent effort Of the biographer in setting
forth the true motive power that actuated the
hero Of his work. Those who know Professor
Dabney will recognize his mastery hand in his
graphic sketches Of the great military events in
which Gen J. took so prominent part, and
in the midst Of which he was taken away, be-
fore he realized the Illustration Of his hopes, or
experienced the disappointment Of his ardent
wishes B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-31
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
TEMPERANCE, FoRTITUDE, JUSTICE
= no! FOR CARLIN,s SPRINGS!
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ID ~ lE gEs 49,.
THE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF
THE VIRGINIA TENT, No. 1913, / O..
of RECHABITEs, viii be given at the above
The co1nmitte of arrangements pledge them
selves that every effort shall be exerted to make
this one Of the best excursions of the season..
A fine pavilion has been erected at the
Springs. An excellent Band of Music has been
engaged for the occasion No improper per-
sons allowed on the train or grounds. Trains
leave the Loudoun s. Hampshire Depot at and
a. M, and return at and I p. m.
Tickets for Gentleman and Lady Sl0O; La
dies Tickets 80 cts: Children and Servants %
cts each.
Floor Managers. Red and Blue Roset!e)-
JOS Simmonds. Joha Soper.
Committee of Arrangements - Lyles, =.
Simmonds, W. Jefferson, c. g. Wade. l.. y.
Harrison, J. Wentzsll. -
Committee of Order:-~ Lyles, VIM. bum
phries, w. Helmuth, J. Bladen, l.. ID: Lyles,
G. Bladen, J. J Jet, j. Sherwood, ): Parsons,
II. Patton, J. W. Nails, +. Church, }. otruder,
r. Owens.
On part of Eagle Tent of Washington City
D. McCatherine, DR.. McKim, j. I. Lighter:
Excelsior Tent, Washington-,J. B. Wheeler,
w g. Vernon, G. w Mitchell jy 3l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-31
NEVIS OF THE DAY.
80 sho,c the rc,y age and body Of tic times

The question of distinguishing mark to lie
worn by Gen, Grant in his new rank has been
raised by sone military men. His old shout
der straps, "a trio OF stars( will fall to Lieut..
General Sherman, and it is now proposed that
when Gen Grant gets new uniform the de
vice to indicate his rank of chief commanding
officer shall be two stars on each shoulder. with
metallic shield betwizt
A serious fire occurred in Buffalo, New
York, yesterday, which destroyed Lake
steamer while unloading grain at the wharf,
and also an elevator containing Ole hundred
and fifty thousand bushels Of grain Ihe loss
on the latter alone is estimated at quarter Of
million of dollars At the last advices the
fire had spread 10 certain store yards across
Buffalo Creek.
Fourteen cases of cholera and four deaths
we're reported in New York, three deaths on
Blackwel's Island, and fourteen cases and
eight deaths at Brooklyn, yesterday Six cases
and TWO deaths have also occurred in King $
County New York. Penitcntiary. Seventeen
new cases Of cholera and four deaths arc report
ed in Philadelphia.
Rear Admiral Charles Stewart on Saturday
completed the eighty-eighth year of his age.
He was born in Philadelphia, July %; ITS:
the month after the evacuation Of that city by
the British Army. 1t will crafty the many
friends and admirers Of this veteran patriot and
hero to know that he is still active and hearty.
An extensive fire occurred at Rome, New
York, yesterday The whole brick block
owned by Hester Marsch, including the post
Office was destroyed. About other stores
we're more or less damaged. and eight barns
were burned.
BY the arrival Of the steamship China at
Halifax, we have advices from Europe to the
22d inst The news thus far received has been
anticipated by the preceding steamers.
The vigwam for the meeting Of the National
Union Convention will be situated in front OF
the Girara College, Philadelphia, and is being
rapidly but substantially constructed.
The report received by the Atlantic telegraph
that treaty Of peace had been concluded be-
tween Austria and Prussia, seems to be gener-
ally believed to be correct.