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New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
oori- marocn's Notice
THE STREET CLEANING QUESTION
LETTER FROM CONTRACTOR wHrTNG-A SUSPENSION OF
JUDGMENT ASKED FOR

LETTER FROM CONTRACTOR wHTTIEG--A SUSPENSION OF
JUDGMENT ASKED FOR.
To ae ESfor af TasH u Tribune
SIR: beg that you win suspend your Judgment
upon the Street Cleaning Contract aud ts execution by
since have had the control Of it, period Of about three
months and half and Of six months as stated BY Mr.
Schultz in his published letter Of yesterday.
regret and than surprised that Mr. Schultz after
being applied to by letter from and his thereto OF
which the following copes should have given his letter
In consequences Of the received late in the afternoon
of the 26h preparation obtain the necessary sta
ss show that the Doctors report omits many not most
of the differences between the City Of Boston and tho
City NewYOrk in reference to the difficulties Oh street
cleaning 90 -,
There are miles Of plague spots in the City OF Ee~Yor
which do not exist and would be tolerated In the City OF
boston have cleaned of these ofener than the
required and discerning pubic v not ia % a
cern how much the Sanitary Reform has been aided IN hs
respect without this Department finding it either useful or
necessary attack the motives OF any one j. X "HIsS
Department. fer Stree, Cleaning No 3Oe Adbery-st, NsS'
i0'A' O'' -' i''' EEw,YoRK. Dee "a $3.50 !
JACKSON S SCHULTZ, esq, President Astr0P0Htaa board %
NY DrAR SIR: On the Goth inst Irecevcd yom communiea
tiou dated Dec accompanied with copy Of report nom
your Santary Superintendent Dalton the system Of
streeeaniDg present II use IN tie City OF BOSTON
bsy b have due con sderaton am not advised whether
You that make formal reply 70 the Doctors report OF
10 your communication either and upon these points
bs you viii advise me- In Of 10 the Doc
tors report require statistics not contained in that document
5a % dTs SoT % 5GRI % Of such as
enable me TO reply 9nder'hdng uPOn 9ne s"ygs %%so
''- ofSicE OF riiE MErroPoLrrAy Board HEALrH)
No. Oi MoTT-srr EEw Yonk, Dec 90 1890.
10 state in repy TO yours that be is not aware
any formal reply to his Communication Of Dec Is .ec
eomunicaoa referred TO- DE- Dalton the Sanitary Superin
tendent will be pleased furnish you with information nc
Boston &c am Sir very respectfully your obt servant
EDNUED CLARK. Secretary ~ D. Of beaith
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,..n,. rn nun,. AZ 1aalrso ro othsI tlnds .re N.

,OrsAnce quote at nsSnsO4 gold Other kinds are m
HiDES-There has been an sctve business second
hands at ful end improving prices the particulars OF which are
terms and spot City Saughter OF l2c for steers
and iOal0to for COwsb0th currencybeiag 10 advance
HOPS firm and 30 good demand for home consumption
&c quote 2Oa4096Oc- "a 20 growth and quality.
LATHS-Easern are dan and heavy al S 70 three monIhs
~ e 6 rs Sa ssd ' y PSea % u S5s without
MOLASSBSNO sales reported prices remaining more
NAVAL sTuRES-Spirits Turpentms Is decidedly lower ;
aae bbs 6Ctc; Common kosu lower safes Of 100
sb 81 42t GA 20 closing with some sssI. s S ~ ose6
bA No Of 81 2S9s7 sales Of 800 bSs Newborn at ~
OILS ars generally quiet but prices without change
suote American nseed at 81 d$ 3 Crude Whale 81 90
s Crude Sperm g. 6oss2 g. aad Lard Oh st 5000
PROYISIONS-Thee has been moderate business IN Pork
day At about former prices closing seady for future dey
el2 aud hbs Do do blyer FEBRUARY at $50 5o the sales
sash and regular are 3oo e6ls. az sis s5ces for Od
sn Mess Beef in moderate demand and steady sales l5o
Abs t9asl2 for Old Plain Mess, Sllass for New do,
Hams offered freely and though without
actual decline prices rule IN buyers favor sales OF 35 bb at
nominal Dressed Hogs rmeri quote at7aaec for West
and detc for City Lard dn and heavy the sales are
200 bbs and II l6c for No 2c. for City for fn
delivery saes Of $50 tcs sellers option January
AFTRaSooS PROVISION MaEKEr-s O'CrooK-Old Pork has
sdvanood SO tts 50 and New 70 go so but we have no
sas report 500 bbs Now Western Mess seller Jan AID
PETROLEUM is dull and nominal Crude lsaisic IN bbs
and 39 3tc bulk Refined in bond at eS25ie for l.
26aSo f9r do to WI 2sGc or Prime do do SOaSc Tor
RICE-The market is dull at about former prices
SEEDSThe market lower for Clover Seed; saes Of l2o
bags sl4; Timothy Seed salable e39t3 30
per bnsh Rough Flax Seed is quiet At - 9O0s2 e5 bush
without change 70 note In prices sales Of 62 hhds Cuba a. w
lo and 500 boxes Havana at loo Refined are unchanged
TALLoW-Tbe market continues duh and prices nominal
wHIsKY-The marke. is Inactive and PsOes nominal
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Dec f5-ln te.Ir'
sbip City BosonH 1homPson Mr. end MS msensSs M
I.son H. C. Dickenson ID. Lejohn. s. o. Young CaP swseny
and lady children and nurse Mr Andersen Mr. ftsEot er Ie
NJ uodskin Wstmoe hra Crew slr and Mrs Bowler MISS
ih.oy T. c. Rchsrds Mr.. Gibson, l. White b kehsreon'
Hr Chsrodesu Mr Pr Mr. Brochon Mr.. Adams W; Vrosse
Mrs Wood Mrs KI.ass Capt NanFOs and children W D. Brs'
Mra. Borsnd.
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Droposals.

OrTlCr Oy THs cIScIsSATI. DArros AND EAsrzRs
RAfLsOAD CorPLEr. sAspusKr, o.. Dec ], lSSS.
CEALED PROPOSALS for executing the gradua-
tou bdfuf ard f0r The apply ef nateat
that pa tnenna Dayton and Eastern kroad between
The J1neton AID Dayton bsirS for Gdoe Of
nes VII be received this 0oe on the o'h day Of
January. is67. -. 80
bl.nk bids obtained by sppyng al this ofice.
Al proposals. chisfEusiner Of the c. D.
andE E H. Compsny - .,,
VIII be received Atef Jan 10 az " and noae wh oe
openrd until time RUSH r. oLOAnE. rreaicenh
4 LlTHAh
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Aldrble Alantels.

NfARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
vi .pp-s.nee more durbs hall price Of marble T. B.
STEWART. Ne. eos siSth.s bet 3;th L 18th st.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
wi 10 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the designs
Iow prices IA KLABER Asros WorKs Ne 100 East iSth
NJ y hsates pot ne country Cut this oai
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Drc 275O69 bbs Flour bbls Whisky, 6i bbls Corn
Meal 500 sacks do 26l bush Wheat 2eoo bush Corn 49o
bash Rya II COO bush Malt 5i5 bush Barley ls4 bush
Seeds IL pkgs Ashes pkgs Beef rs bbs Pork lg Pkgs
Ont Meats az pkgs Lard 275 Dressed Hogs 6UF Dds re
troeum $50 pkgs Batter. 26l6 pkgs Cheese
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

r MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gun sun 1si Neon Rses......
| THIS pAI
Sandy Gov. Island. lti Hell
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
i1ipioeno Eotitts.


Tan IxFOE1EE, THiDEKs EllIoslL BiSE OF NEwY0RK
A DIVIDEND of FOUR ~ PER CENT out of
=. earning, ma y f pa. vii ii BE- Sisi ps The S. @
SiSs fS SsnR s9a ."@ins county and 80
Pa 10 bs sssi snd binding ssn1l tie
EaoIimo. z, H. rEhklss ~. s.,,ssl- S.,asi
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT 20
Sod.i. Of thu Bank WEDNESDAY, "a Of January
The Transfer Book will 1h mat day Of
'isyS9s Sy order i1s1i' q he Board scHKEIsER c.
ln,lso NaTos.L shsE ,, NSyYS1r ,,,I Pee a; 1898 %
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free oi Gov;
J.1O.y ns5 e Tss Transfer BOOKS wi" 1nwET M c.
Tvs TSIDEsEESs slTiOslI BlsT,
A DIVIDEND Of SEVEN AND ONE-HALF PER
n 1 free from 0''''' ssTaSs4 ri ~ :; SATsE :'
TsE sHTn sITrosIL BlsL No 80 BI9i1DssAI
A DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT (free of Gov
4 ..a.9 a.I a'' S S:' f.s1 Soon i vii .
''PH'S S os a. ti e e &. 'as. So. JOHN NIL c.
NATIONAL Pax BAsI OS Nsv.YoEK Nc. Bssi@sn'st,l
DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT. free of
"A tan has this day been dsesIeS on n. a
DAY 'i ''An'' n'i" 0h' "'''l -'' / WORTH c.S,
oISIoE NzWYonK PRouDEscE asp BOsTos RAuso.Dl
(s.oningon Railroad kEW.fORK, Dec, 9I, 1866
A DIVIDEND Of THREE (3) PER CENT, free Of
s az ;. No. d' g %.% @ e'y m iI.0a z. ID T %
Trsasf.r Books viii bo closed until tho ID pr9I ovve -
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chathsm-square.
n NJ Y.-sM PER CENT FREE FROM GOVERNMENT
tnfvpENDA s.~ Ausus Dividend at d. r..s q SIX PER
CENT rEa from . % s IN a:sS. Ss u .a s
made s1 o. before ''Hu' vi fr fEHT Gf f.sSa iG tho
JP oOOFEH. sserst4ry.
DANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH,
DIVIDEND Of SIX ER CENT ss on y psii.s :i a s STATE.
M pa. % .h. s'0'tA''" Of sIs5 y % Tks
NsS .foEE. Dec. "a, 1853.
DIvIDRND.-Th Directors Of the Metropolitan
bend q SIX o. PEA CENT 's Of 0s1'raH.aI PsJ.bs o.
IN. 1isSsiss Boob; ss.ss Sp Jss9.
PmLaDnIPHII AxD RslsH0 KAILEoID CozYAsr.(
once Ne 17 South Fsurh e. Phnsdsphia, Dec H. esa
DIvIDEND N0TICE-The Transfer Books Of this
~ Coap.nY yin b. closed TUESDAY Dec uss sad rsopsnsd
piyipzsD a or tiSE I'VE rk% .d
pfrsd and Conmon sook Hson, and State
.ss The opOa o tAs hdsr ana
-. ;:i bs. a d: csSSssy Ss he & y.s.
fhs option 70 aiins . dividend -i The
close hour SATURDAY 0.h March Hsrs s'sr which
'.i AZ or SsSi. ' Or ;..%y:a
- EoaVicT AID woacTsraa RIiLsoID CO. .THlITurInsl
...c e1-- sI OUIog, koEvIcH CoHs., Dee, ~ is0d i
DIVIDEND The Board Of DirsctoS 70 O. have 1 this
gsys On u; s s % a., e S f. .A'''
Diyidssd payable Al The rrns Loan and Trust COmpsny'
No H EIchange place. ksv1ork. i.
Tbs ia be closed from the 9Th 70 the lith dsy
Per.oh, hoiSins This conpsHy payable August is
e rs.,. them for pJns 1s Ss 'a
- : CosIs EsIII ElTIOzII BIsr
KEw-YOnI, bee. ~, 1866 y
DIVIDEND. The Directors Of the Continental
~ National BAuk day so sd sEMLASkUALp piy
bEHp ofFfyE W PTR 6aT frs Of ooVtrnnsui TAR payable on
and I'd day Oh Aauarp neal. g.. Hf 4..- w I
TIE TiTss sls.s The ssa ia, az ~ ,na opn
'"'"' - VI CT TIABsoN. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
CosTIsEsIlL nAfIOsAL bAsr. /

KEw-YOnI, Dee ~, 1866. !
DVIDEND. The Directors Of the Continental
IL Rtonai Bank ths dsy De- rsd ssEhIANhuAL piy
DEND FIVE @ PR CENT free Of OovTnne1t tar payable on
and sne I'd day sf } Aa1ary bezi. =. sF 4i ol
." '"' - ''' CT TIsgsoN. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

THE BovgnJ EHfIosIL pAxK Egv YORK Dec rs 1854
A ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECTORS Of
ksnhes Room TUESDAY 1be ls dJaussy sst~sn
r HAMILTON c.shtL
OYIcs RIsrcE <nsf, ASD Furros FEaRI GInoAD
VENHE holders Ct the BOMBS of this Company ore
DIo.dTsy Bank AYH1TfiLbr. Tfos,urI.
oTTca MlEIsTTA cIscIyylTI RAaseAD cGnr4sT ,,'s
orgEU'Eeol NuuLicJTHB. g.. DscembT Is lbb }
VNHE TRANSFER BOOhS Of tbs Company, at the
Agenc in ewYorh Cry and At this CGes vii be essd nom
the f TO The i''n'' d 'n'''' E. wS S5N s5N Secretary,
Parties holding Csrt6osss of stOci dehsrd CLiiibe
sy S s ss.s S T sS % ft f A' "
ATLANTIC inR aoSs1ST 6yo S1 Pa lee M
NOTICEi hereby given that the second annual Zee
W s'Peeon Juiro- ef,hs .ncoeed.s le viii b hs be
se e,rSb ' ss, s,y q s1.Ty ~ W.
The POL v 70 open q ? No. ,d e,o,o e : p % ,, n.
ssnso and open the day 'er the slee;i39
CIR ALLreH SI TEEisuRER ERs oTyica essm9er l: e6
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the holders uf the 8 per
~ cent MUNICIPAL BONDS of the tiy Of A,sheny that ths
said DAY the Stats tar the bank Of Pa.snrsb' In
N''' 49, T..sur.T ofibT CIV o. GIi-.b.ny
HAMILTON tmE IEsUEAscG IoErASr}
ELECTION NOTICR.-An ELECTION for DI-
REcTos Of this Ss@Ps.y TO- .he snsans yer vii be hss
O-D a. '-' ~ JAMES GILMORE seere'sTy sty
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of
ihg socoh or Oecr. tie eSseinT wear
wil be bed Nirhoss Hotel WEDNESDAY tie 9th Of
January 1851 u O'Clock The stockholders respectfully In
Ytsd 70 attend. -
FETs NATIONAL BANE, hEw.YOTT, Dee rs is6
TTNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for nine DIRECTORS
Of this Bank will Be held the Bsntns TUESDAY
Jan. 8 next, between the houIs Of and p .
NOTICE-MORRIS K. JESUP ct al. egt. THE
~ TOLEDO LOGANSPORr sud BURLINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY-Ia CHIscEsT.-TtIE TOLEDO, LoGAEspORT
snd BURLINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY az. NORRIS X.
JESUP ct OS CRoss BILLln the United ststss Di'rict Cir
ss, o0Pr ssys0l9 J0Ss GEeusR3 Pfbt:i q pSsnaAtlss
tie following order msd IN the shove enied 20 Wit
ordered that al the hders Of the bcd Of The Toledo Loysnspe
and Burlington Railroad Company Of the series mentioned In the
deed trust Thomas Wnams trustee Ia The
fled orscose second bonds and ~ boldsr' OF
cf said such bonds aud ther
hosss such be the first day Of the Rty Term
this COn 6rt Tuesday Il Nay l# 70 hs Te Jogsnsport
and P1ynQD Rs.swsy Company and Suberbe the articles Of
astos6n q said company with the and hind Of stock 70
which respectively be entitled and surrender sss bonds ana
stock certificates payment thereof soosdAnce with the pro
thai tbe Ole their
such bonds and stock ceTtit
before FIRST dsy Of the Term heIs
thereof claims be barred, and the hold
sueh bonds and stock be prohibited from setting u making
such claim, claims, theIeafler,
extract nom the minutes entered this day.
Indianapolis. November Ia A. d. 1885,
Oootns Roberts, Chicago. Solicitors for defendant
~.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
THIRD NATIONAL BANK

THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
n HEw-Yoax Dec u 1894
ELECTiOabs Annes Elseon oE Director of his Bank WI
b b Oh Of Isnaay
- snd oeloet p J. c. MARsELLUs As.sHt Cshisf.
ETHHE ANNUAL ELECTION for TRUSTEES Of the
- LISTER OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY. viii beheh
- ths Cempsnye Ohes No "a BosdsL TUESDAY, JaR D.
BESJ COLLINS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

,rss,, Z. so.s .es .,eh,y.,s" rms
Scl. .ss .Ss ss iSig 'i toaa,'e oea
.d S ara ans yss, n,"s 1
REQ snd orr collar. ssS diirfy s~n.s''.... asO4
and ninety one oDy cent, s4oo7 81
And t.y farther asdr zach Of the
doe 10 the several bABk embracrd the foregoing esoiaion
correct aud that they sppr0y. o tho
JOHN 2. HOFFMAN,. MsyoF.
RICHARD OGONMAN Counsel to the Co DoTatcn.
Which referred SPECIAL Committee Banks and IhsuT
Enuun
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
X. =. isD H1RIEs R. IL Co. TTea.uf.r'' Ota,
Nnnu Iec 10 lall

PIrTsBuRGH, FoRT WAIVE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY Co,
OJYcg OF THE skcHErARI PIrIsBURoH. Dec. H. 1896.
rTNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day
declared Enlar quarterly Dividend Of TWO AND HALL
PER CENT r., h- Cep stock, and semi
Dividend THREE AND HALF PER CENT iess the
the Third MoTtsae bonds payable on and @
the Jsuuhry 1867 the fce Of hesrh WNsLo"
LAEiER Co.. Nos n and 70 Pine' to those rsfnered New
Yo and at ofee tbose registered at Pt'
bufgh.
The Trsn,fr Books will close the 39h day OF Deceber at
p and reopen th. lTth dag Of JssgsIy 1851
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
EoaVIcH AID Wonc rsrnn RAILnoAD Co. TRnAuHEns( I
c 80 eT OyuoE. koEsIeH. CoHs., Dec ~. ieos

! nIvIDEND.-T Board Of Directors have this
~ d.e.re1 DTVIDES Of POUR PER CENT free Of
nmss psysbs ioh proEiuo tbs soekhed.n vAsss
nsn1ss are on ne Stock Ledger JsnusJ 1871
Di,dssd payable The YrnsF Loan and Trust Compsays
No N Erchange- place. New 1ork
Tbs wi be closed from the 9Th 70 the iih dsJ Of
PeSs. honf Bond. Of This Company payable August isos
are them for psymss Nc aesss VII be PAID
on sitter that date IL rEnhlNs. lreasatef.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-07

INDIAN TROUBLES IN HuNBoLDT.-A
dispatch was received here last evening
BY Lieutenant Governor Crosman from
Judge Dunno, Of Humboldt County, to
the effect that the Indians had recon-
menced hostili,ies in Surprise Valley. and
that they were numbering and robbing at
a fearful rate; and military aid was asked
for. We understand that the military
force which has been stationed near the
scene OF hos,ilities has gone with Halleck
and Mcdowell as an escort and that the
settlers are almost entirely unprotected
Carson appeal Of to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-07

BY THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
II Williams & wife T NJ Major
Mrs J Hall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-07

RECENTLY. conventions Of the various
religious denominations have been held in
the several Southern States. At nearly
all of these steps were taken for the educa-
ton of the freedmen, each sect providing
tor the religious and secular instruction Of
the colored members Of the church.
Among the jealous leaders in this move
ment is Bishop Quin,ard, of the Episcopal
Diocese of Tennessee.
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The MoSApSocX.-rhe arrival Of the
double. ,urrr,ed monitor M%nnadnock, in
Cui harbor. has been one Of the sensations
Of the pas, fortnight. On Sunday the
iron clad was visited by nearly 5000 peo-
pie. who were courteously received by the
officers. The Vanderbilt received but
few visitors. although she is a very beau.
titul and perfect steamships. F. Leader.
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A CURIOUS rumor is aaoat to the effec,
tina, the recen, attempted ASSASSINATION oil
Count Bismarck was all q sham.
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FOR SALE,

kNANo.l -.-M,.hi.e
i offered for sale on the Mo 7 ,saoins
TERMS, as the party owning III aoou' a.
the State. For particulars apply AZ INN gnatt
Gold Hill, July =, 1866.
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Secretary Of State-W. H. Seward, of
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Secretary of War-Edwin NJ Stanton, of
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Postmaster Gcneral-William Dennison
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Speaker of the House-Schuylcr Colfax,
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Ulysses s. Grant, of Ohio.
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