davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-11

amoo.eruent nv the company, addressed me
q = your Grnce," ftom wici / inferred that
I wui one Nv the lords spiritool. un.
foEtuntly at this pint 7 aEoke, and 4
sad awakening II WE. Tbs got1ns
halls he'd vanished, the chandleefs nea
vaDihhed, the robes nv stait. anq tne
Jewels and sich VIE gupe and VIZ N any my
ofhA, not s.yoor g7ac-," but mesel! post
master In 1 Kentucky village Well. that Is
suthIn. Wat better is 4 noblemsne de
don't work, neither do l. He drinks wine,
1t Is troo, but l her vat boots me better,
whisky fresh from the still. Yet my dFeem
may be realized, and ct ills. will endeavoE
to It'll the position with credit. Who klowas
PETROLEUM Y. Massey, 2. u,
f,.:n,, Ia pnFtmAxfef.1
, 1866-11-11
35&l11knS.
SPECIALITY.
Is & "a z ET'Ss
31rnposdls.

DROpOShI4S FOR C0NSTRuC TING
/ THE DE1yEs AND WALES uf LiNc>lS
oys1x or 7ur BoArp or lrstIc w"E4.l
CH1CAt4,. My 9;s- t,SAi- s
seA'eI ptupo>alt viii b- e3s~a ,. the h III ef
Public NufAx, NJ their ps1ce. uaEI II r. tn" ray.
November Ath for eonHHutt.n. the D.iEr4 "a AlSs
Of Lnceu Fnrk. acchftIng ~ pIA1t A.c Specifications
On ue tt s1l3 ot.ce-
lbs work VIII runstst IN pxrt Of cr1diu-, ming.
g,atenx and soddnc. Hs rnuS. rss.In Tue t'a
And walks arr scppo+ d I, a.noaIt y aboa; II. ls
In length. They Arc hoWeTtt. eKAtty dtlaed II the
pac, md are taid out OF Be ksouadA
n poss'@ rousI ~ rtif eA-td - =. ttoato = tnahc
Lpcolr FarE,- Aua. at1.'supaus'd With IL I-ual &
hrd. Win snretes- to r. Apprrt.d ny tn bSl'St-
.ccoId.nce Vim The c,n'uoAs : tnls - a1;rrss"nc1t
uniess sAe party oa= It >aa give evtdcue- +'i'tAc-
tnrg "a the Board tn.r be az n: n Hfce..as9
]. u. .tiSnELE,
E3Etl- LETZ,
H.. RttSE-
CozEissione7s q tie Beard Of Inlelc WotsS.
, 1866-11-11

their overthrow would hare been ccrtain
two ycara hence. We can now. however. Ia
the midst of tho glorious results in all the
loyal States, better afIosl to be defeated,
and can take frcsh start On principle, with
better prospects Of an early restoration OF
The State 10 the position that II must
ultimately nsRnme.
, 1866-11-11
Gperlal Notifies.
Or, james,

Tie ness sreets.tul and experience sFxc1Attzr
trrstent Of Secret Dtseaees tho Cnitct s.tes
b. ccHsuite At his o1e AZ ra1!p-< S6 l.sadosph4t
Chicago, non + N. to 8 ?. ra-; Sundays during
forenoon.
Dr. james has been IN hts pztscat location for tho
lAst I've yeArz, Tor thirteen yeAsa p1eyoos coz
ductx Jasas' Lpck Hospital, Custoai Housc-st, New
C.Icans La the larxe&s lnstutioa Of IL Kind ID tbs
enoutsy-
"THz Aosr1or.~ By Dr. James. IL q complete his
tory ef the origin nature ana danger Ct Sec.es Dis
eascs, how AVOIDED whsa z1ec.e., -.
Spc1matoErhra faIl1 treated. and the vice Of eeif-
abuse, &lsr a.ns1y prevalent fu1fy treated pried
Of book 20 eeIt. Altsca Dr.. IaneA+ +. D. Boz 696
Chicago. Ill
, 1866-11-11

AIUs1CAL.-A lady recently from New
M York City, Ct uue Euttcal attsfnnenn {. pupl
q 5 M.l1.} N!s4ss to oosAla nnaoer ok Aasteal
IirBER Vocal Or instrumental
r. The very trst Of rEteIcacx1 Etstn ~ 70 antbtT-
Address -ALTu." boz 3770.
1UST RETURNED FROM EUROPE.
- TIE C7LEDRATED 6ItST WOMAN.
II ynp III 10 know Ill tie secre0 u gonf 1ast ao
fotr it, tbe kpv8t de o1 which NAY sate tou JeAt
Il se:1ox ca.e, doa's tAl to consult the aoase
~ ,s.tias zee $40 s;ath Qz-k-s:-- between HA.7t
~yh th,.fA
, 1866-11-11
Currency.
S7.@ 11.h
9A0 e'1

Here the brokers Wcfc buying q 1s4A <kl+,.1-
ciosirc 81 TIC I1sl!e figure. Over the eoauer there
war : very tr,cine demand aud sales were malc
Ut New York rates. Silver was nominal atl33SsfS.
The Public Funds were shade lower In New
York to-day. Tie Long sixcs were X fowot.
Fiye+Tweutics wire unchanged. Ten-Eostics were
y higher. seveI- -hfnirs declined Il on the July
issue. The following table shows the closins
prices In New York for the past three DAYS:
, 1866-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
nONETARE.

sx7CnpAr ErfS1xo, Sovsmbcr 10, 1876.
The following Is Manager Ives exhibit Of the
business Of the Cleaning Norac, for the Week end
ipr today.
, 1866-11-11

E1uu EA1mu
RameteIl ErI1S ru1
htly na1h1Ea UlSs
ticsUpL m,s
Eee1 { mrs
[te<d Carrie miss
REED Mary EmH
Rred Pauline mrs
1ftc- q a mlAA
kfte Geo " mrs
E1chmurd CbA<it8 uI1
, 1866-11-11

=.
4 telegram wa. received Cton View York this
afternoon s,a,ine thst the Downissflle Gold Min
mc Company. whoee ut1ce WIS At 70 Wall street
WIS found 10 have faI'ed yesterday, md number
Of stock bEok C. we're badly v,rtrraized The naas-
ket ,sax found to le flooded With their worthless
ahases, 4 e1rt kctt was tu.uedIalely cnumeneed
against Nessrs Rely j. Wheeler, who appear to
tsye hceu connected With the company, on the
ch,rce Of obtaining money under hlsc psetenccs,
ar1 they w.rr lodged in tie county jill yesterday
in default bg $1a no bsil eaeh.
, 1866-11-11

Parker I'll mTE
fmkef Latte mN
lh1ltftG1 MST
tNE 1lAepl4lne Mf1
l'c-ktu AAttic Ell
te-1xh CAtLE1nt Mg1
f'rferx N4fr Ann
Pau Jernlt q nfsa
t't.ttt14 Ann / Lu1:
F1estos, Msti d hIA
tiaen Lorfy NH
PILEkttt EkrAA Err
, 1866-11-11

latl Afck.+.--....... 1S,lt4,V4Voa l,to1tus9.o]
The Money market presented no features to-day
dl.:erent rom those we have noted during the
past four CT hvr days. In scne quarters there
war fairly active demand tos sMouey-nostlJ from
grain operators-but nloet Of the Discount houees
reported bNs1neas very Qutel-bosde1ing closely
to du11ness. Money Is easy for all tsst-cass bust
meas paper, bat grain borrowers md the market
close, 1s ia the present unsettled condition Of the
grain mArkets, none OF the BANKS hsFe
any desire to extend their dis
count Lines. There Is comparatively little mes-
csutIle paper offering, and eooe oil the discount
houses begin to complain OF scarcity. Th+se Is
60 change IN ihe bank rate. in The open market
rood outside names are accommodated at t:1t Is
per cent and lcsp desirable signatures At Is per
ecrt per anruu. There ia no demand for call
loars, and the markell IL nominal nj s1S per cent
On Go,ernmeIt secns ties. On hoad aud mott
gage, tho rates arc sGaio per cent pcF anaan
The supply Of Exchange is below tbs demand.
and the market was senaihly dncs, With sales Of
round lots iron, bank TO bank At . cents p7eni-
nm-elosipg with moro buyers than sellers q: tails
Gc1ye. The counter rstcs were firm at l's0 Dis
count q par buying, and 1-so1 LILO premium cell
Ing. BuHalo md Oavcso si2ht were tsken At 3-to
as oi=coant, and causda bl1Is, payable III New
| York Exchange, 1t X on.
Jheso was taltly aet1se demand fot Foretcn
| Exchange during the week, aht n the close the
currency rates were lower. owing TO the define In
| gold. The hankc1s draw at sight IN fm.I sums
! al the following quotations:
Gold. Currency.
LONDON, . e. pff ..'s .::s'@ s7se Sx9 s' s.
Bctlin, per ptussian iha- ~
}ef-..+..+..s..+-.. -ssss 40 to7t A.vs tSA'Ae
Norway, per Ei1 mynE.. ~ 41k@ jlA
aw. dcn. per specie daler 1.16at1-N In &t1.is
On the r1oduco Exchange the leading market
were heavy. and lower prices prevailed Fion
WIS dul! and ee@a5c lower. Wheat declined Sc
1Uc. Corn depretiated a95e. Oats were 1G1!s
on. Rye declined s95c- Barley was unse,t1c
md catief. Whitkcy va. dnll P,orslons wcs
e,sctaut Mes< Pork declined Soc Lard N
dull. Lake Fscichts were quiet Wool wss daa
Seeds weru quiet Groceries were unchanged
Gold vas on the down g ade today and close
: II lower. The ratkct opened in New forS I
1sd aud e1oecd at 1+N. The following 1uo,atios
, 1866-11-11
Then whose tskes 8 hatchet
And app!s-uces chops down.
II be lixra long cnonGh Will be
a rFHAt md Dioua moNus

a H<e%& AAQ p1uA9 4lu"0s
There is a breezy fun In this which Is deli.
clous, and the moral improvement OF young |
e Washlngton's story Is not lesa ediiying !
thnn that Of more solemn versions. Our |
Eleno ln Al The Fear Round says that "ycry |
many OF the popular songs Of the present day !
arc destitute Of sentiment, destitute Of
eeIse,. destitute Of hunor. They are ouly |
tole!ablc because their vulsarly nonsensieal
words arc enothe.ed in pleasing music I
We need not search faz In order to discover |
that the public 10 whom they are addressed
to1erate them because they hare no
choice. One summers dag lately vas
present at bean feast. Atter dIuner, when
couylriality began, the gay young appreati-
aa IL a eas and ID IN m he .s Masc se St s They
were we'll received but when gentleman
present, one of the old school, sang Tom
asonssJg B9wilrg, the greatest Enthusiasm Vas
Tom Bowling Is one OF the fine old songs,
undoubtedly OF the sentimental heroic stYfe
Let us htnr ii still and often. Bnt because
Of virtue shall there be no cakes aud ale?
Not less delightful and humorous in its way
is the remembrance of dear old Thackcr1y
intonIng IN hts rich, racy voice, and In the
trrest md best key OF the "Cave Of LAR
nopy" lis delicious dizzy:
ihere were thee salons In Bristol city.
Who took toas'Arl vent 10 eea-
Ard asst with beef aid c,p:aln's b;scuit
ard Flcklcd polk theJ loaded she.
Ali The yoa1s &c was va lissls iii niiiic. '''
Now very soon they were 20 greedy,
1le5 didu t leave nal ONE sp.it pea
Says guzzlInc Jack to sorrins Jimmy.
II an extremely hunsasic."
Says corging Jim to snzzling Jacky,
"We'se no pers1stons, somp must cat we."
, 1866-11-11

Wheat dull and nominal Corn opened al sl.1s,
now $l-l6. Ust. he'd At 6ec. Fsel:hts--1fc on
Com 10 New York. h-eriptz-WhcaL 5u,D1 bu;
NEW YoEE. November 10.
FIorr, e0c lower. at <9.l51!Ls5, Wheat lower
md po,ntuAl. at $..sGle,s. Con lower, a.
$1.s5 IN siose. O1.s 1ru, at &c. Pork ulset1fsa.
At $a5G Ge1s. Lard heavy at A1e. Gold, 1a54.
, 1866-11-11

l
! Ihis yonnE Aethuselah-"
| CAorHt.
.sIhc lady wae fair, let me dce1sfe>
The eeHt tan nEd muscular;,
AID hsll i .e;ess, y s ons nd !. al
This Is Ia the same vein rs "PollE Fer
kinsn Of the college circles:
..1.m brusen-hc.sted m,:kman, In grief I'm ar@
| Thro' Geep,ne the company ofa sounz ret7aat
Who iis'd on board.wases, the honss to keep
In ssa:iezaan'e family rsas As1nsson Gsssu"
CAcru<.
..on. ste Was beautiful As baster1s a:d as proud
w~ r. a!s,s$ I'LL Folly re=s.n' Of Arlington
The ballsd relates 10 the hopclessncss OF
the milknan's suit by rcason Of the loity
pride Of his Dn1cinca:
j "oh tic nan thu, has me must ha'e sasef and
Must 6sse. sh.1to, to stde IN, nanss be handsome
Ills hsir IT. 1nas, Do l. curly as aay wa.eh-spriu-.
And his WHISPERS a. liS rs brush fos eao1ntns y
The final catastrophe introduces rTooa:,
bic friend Of the say young dos-1essroseF 81
: | sausage machine: ...
"ln ei1 months she was roa,aed. this hard d.bcarsct
!. nnt I, wasn't ,tteount, snd it x,snt n carl.
+ Il wasn't baronits; t~ss shala OF two wuss
/ 'rv's sa,s ,;e*-lessed e'Hdass'F Of q '"''shh'
(: In all this Kind Of cong there Is . sly vein Q
d satl,c, which seems to Escape the obsefEa
t tion Of those who dcplosc that the ballads
a Phlllss and Chloe have DISAPPEARED bcior
. those Of Sal aud Polly Ann. These song
# rid!culc In the most joyous manner the high
: ncppIug sot1ows aud 1omance Of the opct,tt
pastoral dlvinitlcs, and # ihe sane me- I'm m
r. TTcry much The eamc humanity as LadS w
helmpa Dofethea II tne Parlos hali ni,noa o1 10
20 arc tuug $50 tweeliy" by the domest,
q a. prime do1ne arc not half 50 genuine - LII
L. t1itty called Nlncencat":
&c my sweetheart was not 4 beauty bright
OF Nor get outright perfect Ef1ghtt
he | Size VI. only cock to = batTps ntte,
"A And her E4roe kn4 Polly Ann. ....
~ When her OF luna she En clcd toa!d almost cEJ,
ot AZ adolirg heforc tet lnelt,
ns But wh.n AEe ehopptd mincrucat a Chflsip
- time, ...
a na Wat iranqrl enjoyment ]: :c1t-
nc Willie her IN ncr-u'eat knife vent
20 Chop chop ehup. chop chop chop, chop chop eho
90 o. Chop chop chup, choppety ehupPc chop"
Sometimes the satire Is more subtle, as
, 1866-11-11
Flour heavr. Wheat unsettled and lower, a.
{se1Gj9.r. Corn STEADY. Oats hcavy, at 60lD7pc,
LATER

In the a1eruoon there YVES considerable move
rneat IN Corn, and the market Advanced 10 9lc for
No. / fu etosc-closlDs wcak. Wheat was 6zzaeE,
No. : Spring. There WAS no morernelt In Proyfs
, 1866-11-11
Ncw York eteck 3tarhet.
ClaA.nx pf1ces cab, So%ecbrr 10 1 received By
loxeth u. Lyons o.. Hrokcts IS 6ooth Clark street:
comm ERCIAA.

SATURDAY EVENING, November 10, 1864
Thc following 1blea show the receipts Aaa ship
merits OF produce dunug the past .We1ty-5ou
hecta:
, 1866-11-11
EOR SALE.
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE PROFEhT2.

One Hundred Lou IN Ae yfcinltJ q The Baptist Eai-
vrysit tcs: Co;t4se GIore <n sell % tae 89se
.tni,tc % Nen.osth, shtf f1led md H-nton-aEs tor
iurltt. pa.rcuIa:s sec pe,sess. Cats i:Afa eosaes
Sithc ~ plo tbs p:pp-ly iananc u NE 1Aen
cosr gate JAS. A. IAESHAtL- AVG inrtes.
, 1866-11-11
~k~z4TAAANRA


BULLASusE BRIEF.
1-rttsr KooIte | 9-t:sEke r. Boz
2-Irhn snnr 11-F Wats1r@
-Iau Elxzcu E1iQ {lt-Ftecrk G. WrstcT
4-E7tdfIt Eaket 1a-McIue E1..e1a
81 n Fntsn IEEF f.S2ar
s-rttey De Tat1hie fiFntn!el Saace aAnt3
T-lttky Bs4t ilj-Wil Ka7psnsunt
ste SEnkA1tn I{-1A! S:."--1
-s,1.>. a from Gn III u April n the Lit ut =
10 :, !, lat. nom N, d1j ?. ii. Vi:
remain sxo lnsll oe. K n On S1r1AJa cuA s.
EAACEL Go-AGc- = NJ
, 1866-11-11

Sa:io5d Harriet Eniss
Saeks Mary mrs ,
sampson Att1e
saunon Charles Ers
S1rReut I hos mrS
Skfxt kNe1 mA4
Scott Srsar mre
Sexton Marta miss
s1'tehsn4AC nils
Shaw Frank cts
Str.nen y z Mg
>hc!.tcr J Z rlH
Sheridan Al!ec l1fM
Shtrten Alice NsA
Sherman Sarah miss
ShtYu an F. L MT7
Sicki1 Helen nH
SIrcrsJa8ret: En
SlLklcxf Nerith MH
tEtrnt. + Vi miss
Skinner u u mtH
6kelI.4t. G u 1NA
eElsf MH
Hlautef sAf1a
s!su&hte1 MAI mn
slat1e Rpe IN
soel Mssy . n
Gwtxrr1e mlN
%nsTE AsEli4 hss
spoM pa5s,r1i.1 Lp;.pe ~ ~t'
SAT- hattie u isa
EtaS!ts IL G1s 0tN
IG1nNN lMH mn
1h ALTA . nus
1M@ @ANAek~ ~s
Ia10Z eAN @H
IT1eHGsI mm
1.GE9Es&eoU1*
=. -,..
.san VIZ I! Gn1 ~. ~ u,~
/ kISNfRAJA 1.1AsA4E A1k0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14


ASHFSThe market better especially for Pearls which
scarce sales at s. W @i l2 for Pots and sl' 0o"s
COTTON-The market fairly active, with Spring DE-
mand and prices shade frme sales OF 400 beeS al ~
aS6c for Mddngs Upland to Orleans ., ,oo HAIRS Rio
exChanticleer and 1000 bags Maracaibo oo'n Oh pAe
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and State
Fonr is very du and heavy the low and medium grades
ho saes are ibis at s. 7oSs super
fine States 81 J0d 50 for Extra do ~ ~ ~ or FANCY
$50 for shipping Ohio; $40 250sl4 % for Trade and
Family brands and ss 258s7 for ST. Louis Extras Cana
sales Of $50 bb at So 20 low grades Of Extra
and $40 30aS425 for Trade and Family Lxras southern
Flour is shade lower and only in moderate demands saes Oh
900 bis AZ si coo 20 Mixed good superhnc Coun
tryBaimore &C. and sl2 25asl6 70 for Trade and famy
brands Rive Flour in better demand bat prices are easier
sales of 375 bbls at Sc J0Gs7 20 Corn Meal inactive pu
steady. -. ..o
ron,inalv 70 70 neT bush in buyers favor Mlers hold
oil in authorization furho- decline at tho West 81 o. was
of is 600 bush Unsound Red Western at g. Barley and
Barley Malt both inaeve aud prices no nom
heavy; State are lower; sales 5000 bush at Ba5Oe Tor
New Western, s9a6c for Old do and 63d64c for state
Rye IL qnet bat firm holders Of Canadian demanding 20
Corn opened rne bat closed heavy the business has neh
tr and confined to the trade sales Of Sc coo bush at 90,
devere s2sc foE New Mixed delivered and ss3sOe' iOr
MAY-THe market is fairly active and better sales Of 800
bales at 65a7Oc FOR Shipping ond 739sOc for retail lots
HOPS are firm and in good demand for home eonsamPoni
we quote at 2Od40d 70c. as 10 growth and quaiy
HEMP-Msnls is dull and nominal at s.e'' gold o'hei
Kinds are inactive ,nu MAJ "a ,no
ant; sales include ], 600 Montevideo at Ice, gold. c.
LfE-Rookland is dull but steady at 81 30 for Common
N1vGL SToREs-spirits Turpentine is firm and in fair
demand 6s O5 Resins are hrm az IS "; 90 iof
Pale E1tr Tar is quiet at s2a y % for Domestic
MOLAssES continues frm, but no sales were reported 70
6ILs-Inseed continues firm and in brisk demand ,nls
al 81 Qs IS for City. Fish Os are quiet al AZ Iof hu"e
and Cruie SQpIm. Lard Oh ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Ocean CLEANERS


OPPosTTInoSN. { ksE VI. NICARAGUA q
ON THE 10Th OF EvEhf MONTH
REDUCED RATES OF PAsSAOEa
First Cass SECOND Sass "ass
s1,5 to 5000. M CSsfcHsSs.,cv 900
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO ,,,.yv
THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CoMfANi
will atch the fast and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA
JERRY W. SMITH, ESQ. Commander, -. =, ~,
SATURDAY May 49, at noon, from Pier No. ~ NOUN n'
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
Lake and otherwise greatly n
proved Tsn. The full stage Of water on Lake ana
River inures to pssengers prompt and reliable transit over ~
For passage apply early by mail in person. No III WEST
'A' '''"e' D. N CARRrNGToN, Agent,
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No North River foo, Of Cana at o'clock noon on
18th and 2lt month iexept when those dalss s
Sunday and then the preceding Saturday. o AsfSWA
connecting, Panama Railway with OF the Companys
steamships FOR SAN FRANCISCO touching at AGA
PULCO .
flt-ARTZONA connecting with SACRAMENTO
Ilth-COSTA RIGA, connecting with GOLDEN AGE.
2I,t-NE W-YORh, connecting with CONSTITUTION.
DEPARTURES and 2t connect at Panama with steamers for
AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the Is, touch at MANZAN-
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed each
adult
For Passage information apply at the som
"e" g K HOLMAN Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Rcrejpts OF Produce

Receipts OF frsdu~c.
NAY l2-s60 bbls Flour l2s bbls Whisky % sacks Cofn
Meat 100 Ocake 81 lor bush. Corn p 6Jl bush oa
2g76 bush Barley 10 pkgs Ashes 43 bbls FORK 62 pigs
Cut Meats ls7 pkgs Lard, 32h, bbls. Petroleum
Live Stock Over the Eric Railway.
Statement for tie week ending Saturday, May IL: 20
ears cattle 10 hogs. II heep cars horses c"
poultry Toisl l3s cars for week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

its decreasing traffic To Its financial Illness This
Buffalo Division of l4o miles earning in April HI,5l3 Is
one Of the good thines of the past and remains val
liable investment 10 its lessons and heavy load TO the
Enc shareholders.
The earnings Of the Erie Road for the hrst third o. the
fiscal wear have been az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
U,HE COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND PLACES

vJ,IIE COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND PLACES
Of the Board Of Aldermen will meet MONDAY the 18th
,sn A. m Chamber Of the Board consider the follow
ing resolution: -,
Whereas regard for the convenience Of oil having
occasion travel Ns-.su, from Spruce Wa-st derand
that should be taken afford enlarged
pedestrians sidewalks
aud by encroohed upon BY areas
and Of buildings such extent that In some
such scarcely walk abreast on such sidewalk
be IL therefore ~ -, q. , 8,
build toops or
I buildings said strc- points above specified
shall beyond the house line for distance OF more than
bt.eu inches and al such stoops eps now project
en-, Tor ar ter distance inches above be aud they
arc hereby ordered 10 be Immediately removed aud the street Com
hereby charged with the duty Of carrying into effect the
provisions OF this resolution. 49, 81,
h.,h.r poue~ w. l.. Ely.
"~ L. Il, RYERs,
W.. 0EDNEY,
ennttte> o. Lands aud PAesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
VEGETABLES.

Potatoes are very scarce and high ranking among the uin
re The stock on hand very gb owing to repairs on the
Northern Canal cost Of bringing by railroad heavy
The demand large the being late for new
besides people cautious OF their Diet ana prefer heh
old potato ripe and really nnwhoesone new potatoes
country looks though they would 90 sim higher
The crop Bermuda promises to be night Green peas are
coming In freely small sorts from Norfolk IN good
order while the marrowats from Charleston look dry ana
wted The late weather brings forward the asparagu
which has declned materially. Russia turnps very
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Total Decrease. .

The road earned in the last eight months of 1861 not In
Gliding the Buffalo Division $077l 100 If the road has
traffic enough the remainder of the year to keep up its
earnings within s25OOOO per month of 1865, it will do we'll
Attention is called to tho SALE by A. Ii. Muller, OF the
real estate Of the late stephen Kingsland, tomorrow.
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JOHN ]. MOhHlsON, treasurer OF oia'e.
I. Is. MCOARTY, Auditor OF State.
GEO. A. BIJsKIRK, Agent Of State.
nU IL St. n.ht lin kins Eund Co

ONE MILLION EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND AND
" THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS. BEING TEN THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE SHARES OF THE
CAPITAIssTOCK OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF mis-
SOURI, FOR sALEbe having been appointed Agent
OF Missouri foi the sale o. the STOCK held by said
State State Of Missouri viii receive scaled
the purchase OF said Stock thereof until u O'clock
MONDAY June 1866 In Of an act Of the General
Of Missouri, entitled IAN authorize tho
Bank Of Missouri to eorgsnire National Bank to pro-
vide by this in said bank and
Seminary Common School Fund aud provide for
,ae Investment, Approved Marcs 5th, 1876.
number shares proposed be purchased
the price per share the medium Of payment whether In money
bonds this State, and must he signed by the bidder
bid, should be addressed through the Post 70 the under
signed al 81 Louis Mo. JOSIAH FOG8,
Ioni. Ap a.. 1866. AGENT ofthe state.
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do TURNER'S ano Others.

DELAWARE GRAPEVINES. Strong, kept back
~ in good order Of June. s25 psr 100 FERRIS
CAYWOOD. Poughk.epsir. N u
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Corporation Notices.

OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT TO
u SEWER CONTRACTORS separate Sealed PROPOSALS.
ohs work which relates the OF
bidder offering viii be received tins office pn u oce.
M Of MONDAY May H. which hour they will be opened for
III construction SEWERS in the following streets wit
FIFTH AVENUE between 36thnd 57h streets 37th ysth sn
between 10Th and the Hudson River "
csptna th and <ss streets between th syenue aud nvsA
MADISON AVENUE between SD and 3oth streets
LEXINGTON AVENUE between ss aud S2i streets
FULTON STREET between Greenwich and Nest stseu
SEVENTYEI0HTH STREET. from Madison avenue sss'""'V
TO present And in ~
Fifty SECOND and FiFTYTHRp STREETS between "" '"'
9Th r.. ...,o..l.
The plans may specifications and blanks Ter p0p
oo'snsa Oh 'pPpAs'N'"'' '"'' THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBT L. DARRA0h,
A w. CRAVEN.
Crotou Aqueduet Beard
New.York. May !, 1865
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The trade was almost suspended at this time last
Which the weekly increase so large tins year during
months last the supply fe on
ward Of one million The coal trade has now touched
bottom Coal be sold lower Al present prices there
b an average loss the whole product OF this region and
wages will have be reduced at many coleres bf0w The
figures enable producers 10 keep their coeres
operation other alternative to stop because they
viii lose less by standing idle than working We learn that
tu pouts prev extensively In the Lehgh Region resisting
reduction In the price wages But few coeries at
work The Lehgh Coal and Navigation Compsnys hands are
al The contend that they cannot live at the reduced
rates while the operators find that they cannot mine coal at
present prices without encounterag losses at arge portion
the cOers The present state Of the trade unfortunate
foy both parties The Penpy Coal Company Las
vel effected arrangement with the Erie Railroad Company
kr Transporting their consequently the shipments al
most ep trely suspended at present.
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the week
snting May 5, were:
tst5 tl2e 474 Ils66......sl257eo Dec.......t2 Goa
The earnings Of the Erie Railway and Buffalo Division
Tor the month Of April, 1866 were:
Erie Railway tOele2 20
Buffalo Division. ............... 7,3l3 70
-sl,l:3295 80
April 1866 Erie Railway ....... -sl45s.455 "a
Decrease on Erie Railway Buff Diy..... S3s3ois IS
The Enc Railway Company sppears to DO troubled I'D
n bookkeeping, and 10 trying ty new arrangements Of