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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-12
A ADVERTISEMENT

"A
Matters of business have kept us for nearly i've
weeks from the Bread Loaf, but again We have
returned to the spot and hope no more to leave it
for any such length Of time. We have now our
arrangements nearly completed for the addition of
a wing to the Hotel, so that another season there
will be room sufficient for FULL company of
boardcrs. In this connection, we are happy to
say that, already, large number have spoken to
us for board during the next season, among them
those Of both sexes whose social qualities must
add much to the attractions of the place.
In the meantime. the Inn win be kept open and
Oyster Suppen can be had through the winter
with all the accommodations of the Inn. Charge
per couple, 81. or Oh each to family parties.
JOSEPH BATTELL
Ripton, VT, October 26th, 1866. siG
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-12

DING BONE AND SPRAIN on
~ Horses radically and permanently Cured.
by ROOFS RING BoSk CURE, for particulars in
quire of the agents.
W. & +. p. Russell.
Siidilebury, Nov. 0, 1866. 81; en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
DROPOSALS FOR
$4,000
TIE MATER sTOCK or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK

1.-THE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NETWORK
or THE YEAR 1850"
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Couiptro
les Office until Saturday March a. 1856, at O'Clock p.
No. when the will be publicly opened ioF the whole or
any part the o; $4,000 Of The Water Stock OF the
City Of Of the year ls9 authorized by chapter 30
Of the OF 8l and amended by chapter 1903 laws of 1866
The said VIII bear interest the rate Of ,I cent
rer annu payable quarter yearly and the principal will be
re Ieer.cd on the 1t day Of November, 1879
The pr posas will the amount Of stock desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals. accepted viii hereupon be required to
depo,, " ID the Chamberlain ofthe 10y the awarded to
them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
cevr certificates for equal anoants Of tho value OF the
stock besrinr inicres, from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and ndorsed Proposals
for the Water Stock OF the City Of Newiolk Of the year
1872 and nco,ed in second envelope addressed to the
Comptroller.
The right is reservedo reject any all the bids II the in
tere.,s OF the Corporation require it.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CITY OF NEw.YoRX DEPARTMENT OF fISAScE,
CosPrRoLLERs OFFICE March ~, 1900.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-NOTICEiSher here

~ by given persons interested in the proposed widening
OF and Fulton either in favor OF opposed 70
contemplated improvement, that the Committee on streets o.
the Board Aldermen will the Chamber Of the Board
Of Aldermen In the City Hail. WE'D SESpAf next IAN
inst O'Clock p for the purpose of considering tue pro
prety repeating the ordinance OF last year providing Tor snc
extension.
All such persons are hereby notified To be present at the
above time snd puce without further notification.
MICHAEL NORTON,
CHAS. MCDRlES, Committee on Streets.
BERNARD REILLY.
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Otcan Steamers.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'
4 THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
leave Pier No ~ North River foot Of Cals at u O'Clock
noon on tine lst h and 2lst OF every month lexcept when
those fall Sunday and then the preceding satur
dayl for ASPINWALL. connecting, via Panama Railway
with one of the Componys steamships from Panama Tor
SAN FRANCISCO touching at ACAPULCO
MARCH.
lst-kRIZOsA. CONNECTING with GOLDEN CITY.
IOun-fIENKY CHAUNCEY counectin. with 81. LOt Is.
2lst-NEW-lORk. connecting with SACRAMENTO.
DEPARTURES st and 2st Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; 1T and llth for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the lst touch at
MANLANlLLO.
Baggage checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult. 40
free. 80
For Passage Tickets further information apply at the
Company. Ticket Office on Wharf loot OF Canal St.
'''''' Fw. @. BELLOWS, Agent.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION,
NKwN oRK March 3. 1890
PROPOSALS For MILK. -SEALED PRO.

POSALS viii be received by the Commissioning OF iuo'
lie Charities and Correction al their office No. Bond st.
until ~ O'Clock Of the 10th instant, for supplying Bellevue
Hospital foot OF Twenty sxtbsi East River, bacAwen
end Randas Islands for one yesr commencing the s OF
April next, with ri RE, UNskIMMED, COZ NIRf MiLh,
Of the best quality and be delivered such times and places
NAV required Satisfactory evidence will be required OF
ability II parties furnish the quantity called for with
delanl and proposals to be accompanied with the
of responsible persons under their proper sigma
lures security for the faithful performance of the contract
The Commissioners reserve to Themselves the power Of re-
ceivng and rejecting any all pr positions portions
thereof they msy deem proper for interest Of the De-
pertinent.
ANY information required will be given application
their Office ISAAC BELL. President,
JAMES BOWEN, Secretary.
JAMES v. NICHOLSON,
q. W. BRENNAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

GOVERNMENT HARNESS and SADDLES.
~ Beet Oas Tanned Leah"f and oil In good ORDER for use
600 &C.. iis Team Hsuess per horse or mule.
ouv as for Lead and 4G for Wh-.L inc udns bride; will
two At cheap "a woIt Cotton Planters should
3 go y orn WAGON and Cavalry Saddl~s ~ TO ~.
200 O-ers' Sadlr. entirely new, t!8-cod fp with new
llaied bii Bride -2l -
dot.
500 prime Check Lines &c to f9i Check Roin' % to
50c
1900 Blind Brdie. little WON and Artillery hair
lined Collar, 300 W hips.
so Get new Artillery and Team srae,. tbgnde paekasesl,
very cheap 49,,
co shelter Teus new and li'tie-worn COO. Just the
thing hay covers portable iOgcs Ac Ae
cheap
Lber. terms large dealers Small orders sent and col
eo,ions made by erpfrss- flIhiN 20,
No 3J9 North Ffont-st., Philadelphia
R-PITkTy a Co.. no. 4.1 Niafhsi. Harrington, m
aaifon 10 abore Gnorf1ea Qg ~ army Wagons a@d An
bsa.ees for sale.
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Proposals.

suBsIsrBNog CPrcg, T. 8 A., No. South Gay st.,
BALTIMORE Md, Feb q. 1850
GOVERNMENT SALE of SURPLUS HARD
VI BREAD.-sEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
will be received th. Office und SATURDAY Mach IL:
1866 for the puTehase of surplus HARD BREAD, hand
At this depot.
Proposals. that the offer Is made under advertise
nent Of this diie.
The Bread i. in boxes Of fry $50 pounds each No pro
posas rcevrd for than twenty ti0) boxes Purcha-es
will b. delivered board OF Transports without expense TO
the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds notification Of
accordance of bid Twenty days allowed purchasers TO
move stores Proposals 10 be- indorsed the envelope,
Proposals for Hard Bread aud addressed to
THOMAS WILSON.
Breyet Lieut.. Col. aud c. :. L. ;. A.,
Breyct krig. Gen. Vols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
miscellaneous.

50 CHOLERA"
~ Pure spirits Of Wine Grape Brandy has saved
Thousands Of lives attacked with Cholera Every House
Ofice and store snoud have H.
"CONsUMPTlNES."
YOU can get pure Native Grapr Wine viii DO you good
DYSPEPSIA ard lNDiGESIlOS
ar. cured by the use Of pure Native Grape Wines.
Tor .Ale only a, No. lbl Broadway. bsseuient,
BY the MakeT, -
T DEWEY.
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QuAETEgxAsrERs OFYIcE. No II SrArE.sr,}
NEW DIRK March g. Leo

QuAETEgxAsrERs oPYIrg. No IL SrATE.sr,}
NEW YORK March 9, LED.
.CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- hi. Office until ~ O'Clock % THUESDA J. 18th in
tsnt for caiting all Government stores within the City
Of iofk which be the duty oil this Department 10
move for the period Of one year.
Psons offering 70 perform This service requested to
state the price per load Of ve) barrel. OF pork
t.evenl barrels Gour. $40 fifteen bundrrdl pounds
weight Of goods any distance not exceeding ha
mile Nh an obrthd for every adiiOua hai
mile The party whom the contract may be awarded III
be r-qured IN readiness at all times suhcicnt mum
her team. 60 perform the required -vice and 10 keep them
n, % ORR hen fra ir,d nights Sunday without extra
and 10 be- present In person or by competent
agent at ali time execute all orders which may
be given for work TO b. done
N proposal will be lsiGered unless coming from respos
bic persons known 70 the undersigned, and VINO VIII be
yoached or by responsible partirt
Zach proposal be udoTea by two responsible persons
setting iofth willingness to security in the sum OF
e2oOo laid proposal accepted. will be faithfully car
red out -
Eseh propo.a be ndor.ed Proposals for Cariing
Government stores" and sddfess-d - 90 - - .
STEWART VAN NLIET,
Brevet Mai0f-General and QuarteTma'irr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the

CUPREME COURT.--In the matter OF the
application of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the City Of New York relative to the WIDENING and IN
TENDING Of ANN. sTREET aud FULTON-SIREEI, in the
Ciy Of New oP to statutes IN such case nade
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonn:y OF the
City New York hereby give notice that they intend to a
ply the Supreme Court Of the State Of New ork, at
Special Term Of said Cour be held al ;he City Hal IN The
City of NewYork Oh SATURDAY the 2ih day OF March,
1856 the opening of the Court that day soon there
be heard for the appointment of Commi
sioners OF Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled mat
the Of the improvement hereby in
tended the widening and extending Of Anntrre. and Full
tosirret said city in following that 20 say on
toe northery sde between Parkrow and vii
liam an1 both sides Of Ann street between William
street and Gold street. also both sides Of fuionstree be-
tween wi liam street and Ryde aey also the souhery
side OF Futous between Ryder valley and Watereet
aid on the norhery side Of futonteet between Front
street aud in the City Of Newly as aid doen
and deneated certain map made by EDWARD Boyle Cy
Surveyor he ia t. office OF the Clerk OF t- Comnon
Council OF the City of New orsDsed New February
n. 1866. RICHARD OGORMAN,
Counsel to the Corporation.
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rINHE COMMITTEE on LANDS AND
4 PLACES Of the Board Of Aldermen will meet on
TUESDAY the 10Th inst. at o'clock in the oheIno.r
Of their Board consider the poprety expedncy Of
making the City Hall Park paved Plaza and ahoris
additional carrageway Ia surrounding streets by
ing the present sidewalks Of the Park All persons interested
or requested to attend without further notice.
W. l.. ELY,
/. r. RYERS,
W II. GEDNEY.
Committee.
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U'OR CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA
Fir, Cla., Second Class Third Class
500 TO S175. S1SJ. - $500. 500.
THROUGH To san FRANlsCO -.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
having placed fine steamboat on LANE NlCAlsAOIA
'"''''' PROMPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT
will dispatch the fast elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
JERRY II. SMITH. esq. Commander
q, TUESDAY March 90 Ut noon, from Pier No %, North
River. loot 0 Nauen.st. at the above
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES
For passage apply early by mail or in person. at No. Ia
i'i 'i '''''' d. n CARRIyGTON. Agent.
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ANNULAR diamond DRILL.
/ KEW.YORK are now prepared to furnish their
chimes built the thorough manner and unequsef for
ranidv economy and precision Of work. The simplicity.
durnbitv AMI machine renders superior TO
anything for all purposes Of mining tunneihns quarry
us and Tock blasting The machines be used by steam or
dovver are ea-y handled, and be operated AT ~
angles For further particular inquire at the Office or address
J. WALLIS, Treasurer. No. 10 Pine 1t, y. L.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
NAMBIJCO and BAHIA every trip The United States aud
Brazil Mail Steamship Company will dispatch regularly on
the 10Th Of each sonth at m nom fIer 30 - sSi,h
River ora orther new hrstclas steamships The HAVANA,
NJ r Greene Commander. viii leave on THURSDAY,
29h Of March experienced Surgeon Is attached TO each
.,eamshin All letters must pass through the PostOhce.
Lsrgr lots OF heavy freight AZ low rates to freight or pas
sac apply to THOMAS ASCENClO Co,
No. Il Broadway
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i NOTICE to SHIPPERS to SOUTH and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Having concluded aTraugemens with
the Pacific STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY and the
CENTRAL AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, We are
now prepared and forW ard WITH DISPATCH al
kinds of goods and from points on the SOU pAtrn
aud CENTRAL AMERICAN COAST; under IHROnGH
BILLS or LADING. at GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Forfurher PARTICULAR classification OF goods and rates. Apply
at our Office. No "a broadway.
WELLS FARGO Co. sole Freight Agents. P. NJ 8 SEQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

WE PRESENT to the public the frst and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which meke's
PypYEcT PRESSED BRICK from clay wthouts ofsch or
check and 90 simple In ts construction % 70 Tecouehu 70
general use ~ substitute iof any and s bfich machines
known 10 the country ~. l. -. - /,
/, u,te, Brick smooth perfect aud uniform IN tre and
ity, cheaper than mud brict can be made ana
superior to any Pisdeph a pressed bnch ever ohoieo III
market =. -. -. 49,
m. Machines are made with from TO eight mods and
viii cost from 300 10 500 Twohorse power VIII run
two tnods and hve-bOfse power Will run eRht f1pias
On mold will turn 900 bricks in IL hours ana eigh
mods N, 01. IT,. - o.,..
The brct made imperyious 10 moisture ana oohe
/ oueutly secure from the action Of iTOst
They arr ready for burning when discharged nom me ms
chine-require handling dryiug-Gnd nss oe h"eui
atey subjected to any degree Of he1t.
nv this process Of manufacture the air and moisture are
p.ed from the clay by Of perforsior winch enei we
mold when filled and suddenly withdraw a. We
receives it, final pressure consequently fnLhi DIS
BITRNS PERFECTLY. WITHOUT CkACklNG CmE1 N, n,
! ING or WARPING, and EVERY BRlCk ~ fEhttoi
WHEN IT COMES FROM THE KILN ~, -, Il,
The Machine is now operation in jersey Chy "he'e "
can be seen. -. - a, a.. ,h.
Machine In operston and examine its product 70 De 'h
uced that IL destined woIk entire revolution III '"c
manufacture OF BRICK ,c..- c,;.. cig.. and
Town, up Machines furnished 70 oidei'
io""'' 'P H. C. WOODRUFF. President.
O. l.. CORNISH, Treasurer.
nj WHITCOMB. Secretary.
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
w CIRCULAR sAW-NlLL,
with ENGINE and BOILERS complete.
Combining LANES PATENT Sci and fkED WORKS.
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT Eh1ANT.
The entire Log OF any length Instantly and uncffingy set
al both ends al and the moment OF time by the man
attending the saw Labor and Time saving The
pacy OF the Mil being thereby doubled Pamphlets furnished
WINTER & Co. No. 40 Broadway, n. y.
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ERIE Trains leave Depot foot
HUGH KIDDLE. UenI Supt, New I OH
wv r. BARR Genl Pass Agent N-w-Yofk.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-
ROAD-On snd after Monday. Jan. l. 1866 trains for Al
bany and Toy connecting vii Northern and Western Trains,
will leave New \ ora o. folows:
7JO a m via Hudson River Railroad Thrteth st. and
Tenth-ave connecting with or North aud West
10 via Hudson River Railroad, connecting with North
eru and Western trains.
IL m. via Harlem Railroad Twenty .sixhst and Fourth
ave-, connecting with trains for NORTH and West -
3:45 IN. Hudson River kair oad connecting a. Troy
with train for Montreal. with sleepins attached 81,
AIS via Harlem Railroad connecting at Albany Win
Western trains and at Troy with X. and 8 and T. and b.
roads for points North with seepng.esrs attached
via Hudson River Railroad; sleepingcsr from New-
York 10 buffalo and Susprnson Bridge without cnanse. Also.
10 Montreal via Saratoga This train runs on sundays
Top via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars at
tached connecting at Albany aud Troy with morning sTsins
for North and West. .,nc,,r ~. n,,.
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OFFICE OF THK LgHiGH CRANE lEoy WoRKs
CATAsAuaUA, Pa Feb. q, ltot
rYyHE LEHIGH CRANE IRON COMPANY
Il have for SALE at their Works beam blowing Engines
low pressure inde p inches diameter ana Blow.
ing nders 81 inches diameter, ali feet binch stroke
Engines IN good order and be seen In operation
at any tiue Having jus, erected and very powerful
engine their works they have no further use oT those
paed and will therefore sell them cheap iof cash
Auy further information be obtained by addressing
John THOMAS, Supernie ndeut.
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Drn Uoo0s.
NEW LACE. EMBROIDERY AND FANCY

NEW LACE, EMBROIDERY AND FANCY
~ GOODS HOUSE.
No. ri BROADWAY corner Of Wgverey place.
PERKINS BROTHER
having purchased from SAMUEL TUCK bis entire ntere..
ia establishment, the hrm will exhibit on
MONDAY March II, al elegant assortment OF
REAL LACES, ENBROlDERIES,
AND
FANCY GOODS
selected with the greatest care aud Of the and
elegant STYLES.
POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE LACES in Collars.
Sleeves: set. Walls Barbes. Coitures, Cspcs, &C.
RIAL THREAD LACE Walls a. low as =! 90
PISHEK Walls and VAIL bACES in great variety.
GEENADlNE Walls in every known color
FULL Line Of IANDkEECHlEFS.
A complete assortment Of RlBhONS, FLOWERS and
FEATHERS, DRESSES AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, ORNAMENTS. sc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Fans, Nets Combs Bands Buckles, Beads Necklaces Jew
elry, and general stock OF
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS
r. 7. PERKINS 3 BROTHER.
No. % BROADWAY. corner Of Wayerley place.
N. B.-The services Of Mr.. MILLER formerly with Mr..
TUCK. have been retained by the new firm.
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hill ,be public at no remote day viii have cheaper tee-
graphing through competition u rival lines Ihe pioneers
in attempting have been largely rewarded for 'heH
enter, rises, but approaching The tine Hhen they
must meet such active competition as success never fS
10 stimulate.
In order 70 avoid The crowd Monday, tho FiTs' N'
tonnI Bni and the National Currency Bank viii Iay o
small hoiders ~ July 7.SO coupons on Saturday
The taGeof the Atlantic and Great Weston Runway
for the month ofMay vas:
sijil7r lsc5 500 9e4 Increase. ~ 10
The earnnes Of The Pittsburgh, Fort "o!Ne ana
Chicago Rail-oad for the month Of June were;
1866 ss4g73 % 1905 sCisya5 y Decrease %f2l 81
I'm reference 10 the market for American securities
Messrs Satterhwaiie & ca. thus TeIort "... : 8.
Tie London market for American securities has since our
the close laf week on the tLicIoh 'hat iVc's Hon
would report further deC ne in geld prices
wei maintained and United states $40 bonds freely
OF Scrtiar
day win the expected hgence Of Advance Of 10 per
cent in the premium on sCd Quotations gave way Qulte pr
cent but from this point rallied 20 oll 0tfl tte o.ue
nent Of the account developing snort suppy OF stock ILL.,
nois aud Ei shares have been Affected Eom The came cause
eos but also rallied from ilc extremely low pfces
which tley tine I'd and close ~ a. ana 5u
3si respectively but not FIN OF these quotations as they
appeared NJ one time 10 day.
The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday says:
There supply OF at tbe various banking
honses to-day and The money market wGs easer but i Is s
f0rtuby borrow and none bui first class de
tOrs their discount lines The rate steady az w
per per but efor poper dseoanted on we
exchange decidedly iTmo and there we-c no sel's among
bankers to-day at less than joc of Counter rates were
steady one.eghn discount selling and par buying
The following the receipts of produce at Newfork
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Neil Bros & Co.'s Cotton CIRCULAR per tho Java says'
The weather has co. sn1ed favorable with secrecy
ceptou, in II parts Of the cotton growing country ad the
presented by correspondence tins week win the
dhearteLing reports received few weeks extremely
satisfactory. Many persoAs who then advised ana no dJu
honestly believed al destruction OF their crops now
write quite eheerfuy Of heir prospects, great Grange
does the favorable weather produce not only on the
poets but also the Il ihe planters it seems now to
be admitted that the nv cough great was ~ We wrote
the time capable OF beng 10 considerable extent re
paired by favorable weather"
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RecAinfa Of Produce.

july l2-6 $50 bbls. Flour 100 bb Whisky. 800 bbls.
Corn Meal IFS sacks do l756 sacks OIL Cake 1904 bush.
Wheat 1876 bush Corn 15 500 bush. Gate Is COO BUSH
Rye 80 pks Ashes so bbs Pork pkgs Cut Meats. Us
pkgs. Lard, ia bbls Petroleum
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FEUITs AID HERRlFs.

New Arrl,s ~. im1ToTng D 1a = sel ioiI sov
hih "a her OIL a few LAYTON ~ Iffrfs
Sr ,1,or;ovn on the iOtl--the lrst VI ~ 'ss5and
brouet, 400 . ct Some fine notified Bgrcau berries are
coming rom Rochester; few brought Jc 10 'Imon elt'
rants are sci NJ slowly AaspberTes 0ntirue hl. Mhcpe
baries are scarce aud hghsome ino berries brought - To-
day Peaches begin from ok ~ fo0d oToer ana
bring slO6 per crate Of bash Charleston aud "a.
yasrab Peach arc coming in hotter r1er small lot
fine Delaware prioos sold ~ Soc g pint Some Nor
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LIVE POULTRY
HIDES. ssISs. AND PnRs.


Potatoes lower both ol1 and newthc former nominal
Cabbages nigh between early aud late squashes aud
Cuoumbers can secrecy be sold Green Corn In market
New-Jersey. Tomatoes much lower New Garlic
sale Melons in little denald. They are coming from
Gen "a and NIrgiuia. W Q nnO,s
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hone trade paying is0loc Tor lit,le onice Common
che growing wOre IN quality nd prco sno' dniy
Ono 10 q lo,r thoroughly skinned far O1 was soi ~ &c.
while many lo.f, If sol u a VIII go even ieluw this hnse
Orange County actoy skinned is selling aiOa3c. There
M demand f1r pinetrnir we quote.
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ginantial

TREASURY DEPARTMENT June %. 1880
NOTICE is hereby given TO HOLDERS Of GER
~ TFICATRs or INDEBTEDNESS ued under acts q Con
gr-.s March aud H. 1862 that Sc ey d tho Treasury
In with sid and the q ,sd Cefae.e
prepared to REDEEM tefDre al Certificates OF nh~nes
falling doe a August a. 1900 with accrued interest theee
redemption before Jolly - ~. add tha tsse
Certhcae' WILL CEASE to BEAR INTEREST and
IA AK ~ Isir H. McCCLLOCH. Secretary.
UNITED sTATHs TREASURY; IsTEHEsr pkPARrsEsr
kEw-foRK, July 10, 1916.
SCHEDULES Of (30) Thirty moro (7-3O)
- SEVEN AND THREE TEhTHS COUPONS, payable July l3h
will be received for examination The Interest Depart
ueut Of the U. s. Treasury n. u. VAN DiCK,
Assistant. Treasurer us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

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creased shipping demand aud healthy the
change market Fine factories now bringing 20c. and
fancy Cheddar shape sold to-day at 2o!d20Ic
Nothing really good goes below 1910 lot Of $50 selected
farm airy cheete ted to shipper al se. while tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

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