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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-23
no, FOR THE DEALY ROAD !

SNOW OOI' OF' I'F1Ht w "A Z
TUNHIS lAD Is NOW so FAR COMPLETED THAT
IL 1t may be travelled by wagons great and small with
to Boise Basin or Valley or Owyhee than any other route
from Daes City. 1t Has Lower Rates of Tolls better
grass and shorter drives between watering places than
any other road the mountains. This road though
not completed in all its sections Is offered to the
cling public at very reasonable rates of toll.
Teamsters packers and freighters from the Daes will
do well to examine this road If they do not like it,
they can go fifty miles further round for about three
times the toll and have no better road.
By order of the Road Company ~ my23m1
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-23
NOTICE.

VyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT the
il Schooner Perseverance and half the schooner Rd-
pfd, from florence Quin, all debts against the above
named Boats must be presented to me bv the Goth day
Of May. w ABA STRONG.
Dalies, May 3, 1896. mlod2w,
Herald COPY, weeks, and send bill to this Ofacat
, 1866-11-24
KNG,S PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
Made from the Prescription Of Rev. CHAs. E. EIS0+
~ u. L., D., ETC., for the Prevention End Cure ct
CONSU MPTION

ON IT'S MOST ADVANCED STAGES,3
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psas soap
sniins of inc stomach before or afteT eaas. cdasa
pa'aa Fl a
rsa E. Ss'ss De
stascments From Patients. &c.
has sgs fsee 'efS & ~
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en,ed maeh Is s. iis 1se.-Kev. {. b. JONES, Kacina,
Byp1r Horsx: As7cR Place y. Y:-1n the easly part
OF February 1as suffering from FioIcas cough.
for which had been trated 6utac 6lx ulooshs pre-
yioEkiy without benent. h1a ftgat Stctuts which
would come on. which won!d prevent me- from speak.
oletdius ION Ihs laos. III anT Physician assared
rapidly watee AID had been compelled 10 leave hu.
nees fot ucazly two motifs. AZ NJ sympf9Ts 4na
cattd, unnlistskaoly the pre- enee q c9AsUAFl!oS'
III bY,.Ie e ii sfa hs XII 2lfse
ln few days ny appetite (Which had eaafe1E ostl
ne: aad IN Iess han tEo weeks ,ae sa.as Eere
b.oscn rp. Ibenccfofw ard rapidly,
1d ss s rS @ 4 e.
ssah NJ 81 sc
Wien ~ friends dsspsiFed Of NJ fH,s fe5evSr + ;,yER
~ have had SEgEoCE OF sPAsYoo1c AsTHaA fnF
eleven Scsrs. Durld. the LAST SIX year: have neTG
hsa r ad ps pe coua 4 es e1sa u Rs 9 y
thal wRs coaltllcd to ar frequent rests In walking
ss Sss1s psss & e. HsISsi:
SCIirTluS' was the WORT ever passed. " ootain.
Leg tie remedy, tooE teas3oonal at nom md axaa
soa ssG y n'Sas ss4oa5 rlI ass hs'
m snd nHs "a sot It Il, aie:ed vim
fan e I'D to have ans 2K e2T a1s T. yGo WI 3:sa"
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c1a1ks.; * = 'pGcr,E1 IL / sIol:ET, 0I Ksaaeisast
Whels*as ASsnts iSr r Fnsa III u Ma
MAJ be addressed 70 tie Soils trop:eto:s, OSCAR @.
| MOSES &. co. - CpE1L&p1-E- New York- Con.
.aSY & e. ea1sd Vii s. sea; ice 81
nail, to all who viii write for It,
, 1866-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. :


FRIDAY EVENING, November d 1sGG.
The Money market presented no new festufcs
to-day. Business at the banks continues lull, aud
though the market is easy for n dEst-elass paper,
there is no supc1abnndance Of currency. The dis
count lines at some of The banks are fully up to
the average, hut with othera. there Is decided
falling 81. This Is particularly the case with
those institutions which coufue their business to
the mercantile trade. There is TO change in the
rates otittcfe.t Paper Is closely scrutnlzcd. and
where ndyances are made, wilc margins are In.
rariabis demanded. In the open market good .lc-
uas1,rcs arc negotiated at per cent per month.
and less acceptable Eames at 1AG11H per cent.
The scarcity Of Exchange continues. and several
OF The hanks arc obliged 10 ship currency. Round
lots of Exchange sold from bark to bans at e5c
premium. Over the counter there is d good de-
1nsud, and the market IL nrm at par bny1ng aud
LII premium selling. Duilaio and 0swego bills
ale taken at 4 OF. -...
P,iva.e adviccs received from New York to-day
A.nouEce the Suspension Of B. F. Carver, former
il Of this city, In consequence OF unfortunate op-
tsslions In Northwestern. The failure of stuckle,
Becker !: Co. is also aunounced-llabi4itics over
SaIt1.CG0. II Is stated that Tor months pnat they
lad been operating for rise in co1d aud fancy
etcc.s, and, being unable to carry the load. were
obliged to giveway.
business On Change Was exceedingly quiet to-
dHy. Flour was duil, and not enough was done
to establish quotations. Wheat was quies-elo ling
ulGc Grmc1. Gem was Slow and Irregular
closing atont- 1c better. Oats openct ND1c
hisI-s, bnt the Improvement was lost At the close
irc wns dn1, Barley wns quiet Whiskc7 WIS
cnsicr. r1orisiops were dull. Mess Polk de-
clned $t.G0. Lard was c1gter- Wool was neg
lccted.
Gold was irregular, though trsac higher to-
dpy. 1t opened III New York at 13o; declined to
t3>x, advanced to 1al{4 and closed at 13S.s. Tue
following qro.atfous were received by Boyt:
, 1866-11-24

hafntH ,nn0 T3nf1r fhc trhf hnnse Eha
annsaIe1 10 be- r;atlv 1n,loJ and nnward bound.
DornrD,-Tbe Detrojt Am doubts the truth
OF tte etn,cneut. published In rhr SAGINAW Enter
urise. eoncerniur TIC sa;etv Il the ctow Of The
h,roe All .nfHrfent tInra bts II. raef for Can
1t,n Huvy,na md h5. crcw ~ h,vc yr.thefl Dn-
trni,. ha thev arrived At Gode,ch. \, at,tcd. hut
at jas ACCOUNT. thc pariy had moi m.de their an
pea,anre.
NEW srEAxxn ron TIE Norrn.1y TuA5s-
ror7Ar1or CourA.r-Tbe ocI1en.hnrch ,fournn.
ray,: uWn undcrst,nd th,t fhc Norfhern Trans-
portat,on Comnnnv bovo no,de srranoements 10
hnIld new strsno nrnne1,r- fr the;r 11nc At their
vsra at ,he Marine Reur.v ~ th,t nl,cs dur}np
tbe nre.ant vfnter. Tho Tn.star hni,apr arrived
thers on Monday. and Viii nroceen will In WORK
a. rapidly al possible. 60 that t1a neE steamer
nay take her plsre Ii the uue in the carlY spring.
The f1e,rht .buaiuess of the company has been
very heavy he present aea.on. and the latter part
1t has crowded the present capacity Of tho line,
II Ia eraiifying 10 note The continued growth and
prospe,ttq OF The Northern TRANSFORMATION Com
pauy. The new steamer nhoEe alluded to will be
OF the same sty1e Of finish and Of the came imcn-
efons as the Brooklyn and the Lowell lately built
In Cleveland for the same eonp.ny.''
Nxw YoRK CENTRAL LRE.-Au The pfopt1lcrs
Of the Eew York Central Upper Lake Lins. except
two will lay up at Buffalo on their arrival at that
port, lhere being eleven due.
PROPELLER AsHpaE,-lhe MILWAUKEE, 6e7taHT
aa5s: WE learn that On Friday last, a week ago
to-day, the srusll freight and passenger propeller
Waucautoo. OF Grand Haven, which had under
taken tho jpb Of towing the hull Of new propel-
ler to Chicago, where 1t WIS to receive Its ma
chircry, was driven a,hore at Kalamazoo, with
her tow and at last accounts was lying pretty well
up OF the beach With her hold fnl1 Of wate1 while
the new boal was high and dry. The Waucau1oo
Is owned by Mr. Brighton, Of Grand Haven, aud
is boat Of seventy feet keel, and 50 arranged
a. to be useful either Is passenger, freight OF
tow boat. The new propeller, whose name waa
not learned, is vessel Of 10 feet keel designed
expressly tor the passenger and freight business Of
tho eastern coast of this lake. Her owner IL Nj.
, 1866-11-24
FROM WINDSOR, ILLINOIS.

Ccrp2rhead Outrage In Shelby County
4 hey Attempt TO break mp u Meeting
Of tho q. A. R.-&luc Nau killed ana
Scycrni Wounded.
W11Dson, Shelby County, November 1a-
Last Monday evening there Tas q meet
ing !of the q. A. Il. in this place. The Cop
perheads held a caucus nnd resolved to break
up the Lodge fIhey put In for leader man
namcd Horn. Be proceeded to the lodge and
begun to curse all stblack Rcpubl1cans''
and the members Of the order. The Town
Marshal Is ! member Of the oreaulza ton,
and he went ont to arrest Horn. The latter
swore TINT no member OF that order could
arrest him, and advanced on the Marshal
With knife, who. In ret1eating, strnA Ills
loot against . board and fell Horn rushed
upon him and stabbed him twice IN the head
and three times In the back, and *As pre-.
TaFsng for another blow, when he was shot.
Then the shooting commenced on bath sides.
There were three Union men wounde and
four bntteFnuts, besides Horn, who die the
next day- ]. L. stormes, member Of the
g. a. f., was arrested for killing Horn. and
sixty members Of the order were sent from
, 1866-11-24

1st-A COMPLETE CURRENT HISTORY OF INC
p,ogrcss Of events, with general news OF tho
day. -...
sd-COpIoUS TELEGRArHIC DISPATCHES.
containing the latest News Com aa parts
down TO the hous oi going to press.
sd-REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE from nuH7e..
ous po;pts in the South and The Capitals cf the
Ttstcrn States. Washington, New York. st.
Ioui >, Calisozn,a, Eanfas, Canada, Great Brit
ain, France, Gc1nabs and 1ials, besides oeea'
t1cra1 letters from many other penis where
interesting new s ID t1anspiylnR. No other toos'
nal In the country employs larger OF uoFe
capable corps Of correspondents.
ath-ABLE tp1ToK1ALs on Political Topics, ND
all subjects Of current Interest, and Rayicws Of
New Publications.
, 1866-11-24

g:jiEASE-sales were: 50 blis Brown ut B.; Il
brls Tallow Grease 1t &C.
UIt:Il " ISEs-Hecelyed s15 b!l*; !shsppel 2sl
hrls Market du. Sales we're: bFls free It ea-ss !;
SO bt!s Bonded, At p. t.-8Epposcd 10 he SIC.
HOPs+MarKct steady at 52355c Gor Western and
KAY-is Ii les ac,ire demand but steady and Arm
At tic prices given be1ow:
- p r
, 1866-11-24
TsfttHbuTEh OIL lin nrkct-Nnv. 81,

There u no imPsovclncnt 70 notc n the demand fo7
hontcd oil, and II anything prcss eh& 10 loWsE
MenoE gaote T. !. Msp5c fSr t@medl..s :. ae!!sssI 10
January AZ Fehruary. 1t Il sad. and. vn navn no
donbt. ls correct. shat New yoES s123Eter bought
49, out eTen tihs made pc.cept!b1e Impression
Inc markell rithtF there hcrz FREQ oil Is dull and
lad int nnY1fp,11y t1nrl,enoct
, 1866-11-24
Tho Danish Itoral Family.

The sudden rise In the. position and lndu.
cncc Of the present roya1 family Of Denmark
is without precedent. Twenty ycars ago
Prince and Princess Christian were nvtns tn
a quiet sort Of way upon very Limited In,
come; the major part Of which was derived
from the Princes salary OF 9500 per aunum
as general in the army. There Is an unani-
nous Testimony to the goodness and eSem-
plary conduct Of the family. By protocol,
arranged and accepted by the Great Powers,
Prince Christian was to be King Of Denmark
If King Frederick did not 1eayG = direct heir.
King Frederick died chi1dlcss.an King Chris
tian reigns in his stead. We condolc with
the misfortuncs that King Christian has been
subjected TO through Count Blsmark, but
Lie Majesty and Denmark ought to be con.
graduated on the brilliant fortunes Of tho
family. These are the lonors that have been
sAowered upon it:
!. The father King
2. The mother Queen Consort.
s. The eldest son undisputed heir to The
Daiish throne.
4. Tie second son King Of the Greeks.
). The eldest daughter wife to the heir OF
the throne of England.
G. Tho second daughter about to marry
the hcif to the throne ut Russia.
Ex-PorSDER-The Congressional name for
upu Ioh&, 1Fo+r1sscv tho {1nnnnr3rn1 Ran,
, 1866-11-24

bouse Arrival Sc; 70 hhds do lots, 81 e5t:
s bids and Il tss Sarr1tas 4 ;shse; 20 hha: cuea q
Ba1Ladora 63n; 1sd prncheons Antigua at Sc; 2i5
bids and y teH Porte Rico at 9! hhde 40 II ass
&c months and e. brls nr1e Ncw Utisaas 81 ~
cnAh. The stosE yesterday Was about 9,aN nhds
Porto Rico, 7,Goo Cuba, 8c., Eaad 100 brls EeF
, 1866-11-24
DIR, Kftcknctlsa syrup.

Take NO Moro Unpleasant
And unsafe remedies fur u.u!t aslut and dangerous
diseases. Gee Hel1bo1d's ES-acs Buchu 2aa Improved
, 1866-11-24

Iegal.

WHEREAS, Samuel J. Walker, q tht
w city Of GoEiS Ston s:a.e q sf2HGsff ~ y,Fs4 &
anc recsroed IL Us I:ecn:ce.'s uce 0. the Comfy
CpNk anu State CT nu1S... l. 91ok 6! i hosSaGss.
oaxt Ill. ccute5tt to the ruI.rslEe1 faaoe H. Ne!%
of Fer:s nd Etc.e & I1o!E, t. describe
real estate tctt: Pa-t & - to.tseAsI a1aEe1 Of -.
aor six (6) IN t5Ersh!p Light G&J ncrh ofrt-f
parteeo G:1 east u tie tAtld rT1cc cA Ee-1taa q
5cr,oed tolloss: corme:ct-sN ~ co1;t ta5s c91
shcnce soutt sloav the ez.. s Of :a5 qE1st seste:
rid 9ns7.g, settoa; thEne- west eorR sd soutA lin
mfr i5e) RODS; 1lecee 2orta i'm ra:suei With Z
east line ssid quarter te-oc one euca:.G 80 sS
fstOp Iccs, the 2c1:t lie q sAd quarter sscn5t
sheEce est aoas salG cotih e 70 the rsce q heEi
nt1g-coass. In CO. acres: sA:a mersSaSe aeed nat
+te rayueE1 Ct three ce1tai- pEolsserT Ette ~ a'
dA.c IS Eaid rcpF:EaSe deed, for GE EtC q s*en:J
e1zht hundred AID thrtJ-three a1d s3;s.itG dota.r
fx2k) eacn oesr1tE Interest 1t tie rste Of sir %
c<atper aGu.i No1 6i:1, ae peE71e Il uc:. tTu a-c
,hfe@ Tears, respectively, TOE tat-
where's, cc1kalt having bee1 I.sae L IL pa7neEto
ssid nots due T. ece 5eas e.: d1se e *; @ 90 ~ vs
oJ said mortgage deed. Save c.eesec to ?ecar =,
7i:h the lntefrst therec1, aed "a. p Eya. sas
prbllc aCcttc1, It the C3art House doo T. thr c.5l
Chicago. County ct Coof. for the purpose q
Of SAID pron1zi17J notes AID interest o. MONDAY, q
talsd daT OF p.eslber. T. D. 1859 q :eu o,eocS L
o! sAid day. PHEBE 3. WEISS, Ao:s2sEee-
FJ113p-EE-0
, 1866-11-24


The market, have noticed f1r some tisue past
cantif very Gull and prices unsettled AZ droop
ing Small kales are makng at p:ccs ranging from g
6sc for cluic- sclec,cd S11ony eccc 6eaStc for
per l4ony ncece FIG sc for iull blood srno dtte.
Tor haf blood fleece, 523sc quarter blood neece;
and s1t.c for common neecea from Ohio, pcunsJlFa-
min ami VIRGINIA.
, 1866-11-24

n q "Ihe wonderful progress ct hedicsl sc,enca
during the p7st sft pears only makes 1t PEE
clare, nosT, that CONSUMPTION is as CIE-
1A1S1r CVRxp as IN t<rp.Uttns Fer<r. aud as ckE.
TAtSLY TEHTEETKD as Small {1ox."-R=r. Charles
Fiu1. r. D, L. D. etc.
, 1866-11-24

come 10 borrowers by selling the commodi,ios
they arc holding. on rpceutaton by borrowed
and lenders alike must concede that we are
upon the summit Of tho imitation growing out Of
the rebellion. The Nations' banks hays ~ ,ss e.
Secretary Of tae Treasury has coMmcnccd 70 dc.
slfo5 the legal tenders BY which National notea arc
cess, and ut tho sano limo 10 fund and pay os
ehort currency debts, 1t follows, AZ natural re-
sult that the banks and the borrowers Of The
1ort:oa to the withdrawal Of legal lenders upon
which tacJ are now operating. The Treasury
Department falls. controls tho money market.
working back 10 rpecie paymcnts-not 80 fat as
many des!rr, but still to adeESee that should
tcaci people prudence about making Eew engage
illtuis. Tie buying powor Of money tlc:casea
day ~ day, as all can who will take tho tfou-
BILE to read The prices cnrrent OF the produes uf
tho country, whether from the soil o. from mani
hcturc. Congress may leGtsla'e In the direction
VI expansion, and SO defer for shoet tune the e
sumption Of specie payments, hui people VII 40
s ss1a 70 bs be too oo sb N5 ssD them
-rhe earnings Of the Chicago s. Northwestern
Railroad fos The week ending November Il, were:
Passenger. IS g, sss!e ss,sss,no y
FREIGHT '..-.-' ..-.-... 49, 4os'eto3e ~
Express. o,1tl4o ottS5-v
Mail.... ....... ......+.... f,dss.ss 1,d2aas
Total. SEQ, ,39i.of $s2a91s q
The London Times reports TINT duT1ng the
last fiscal year tic total valnc of goods !mpostsd
Into the United Kingdom Was orcs :, ,355, ot1 gio
In gold ard OF goods exported nearly $3.50 o0 0o0.
1t trges tie Importance ofpertcctiag trade arancc-
tneuts With the British Eastern possessions, a.
onc.sourti Of tho commerce Of England y with
British, india, China, Australia, Egypt md Japan.
During the eight months ending August alss, The
yslrc If the irou and steel exported e the United
M ,aias sae sas PORTION IL s
road iron tic Tines soys, were large II Sepeabsr
and October OF shc present year, aud Il antclqatcs
for 1866 viii eko~ considerable increase oycr
1865. Ii qualities this opinion, however, by the
remark that should Congress this winter make
the taJi more protective, the entire 1ton and steel
export to the United ststes will be reduced.
, 1866-11-24
Cil1} Notices
DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
l. OF A Portion OF TILE ILLINOIS ASD
NICHtG AN CANAL.

MICHIGAN CANAL
of''e1 o< CHICAGO. caa .S Sov. .nef tssa;'s q Is.
pa6ie wefGs It ss.i1 otes eat i II a. N n Moaaag.
nestmIef % sE f.; sxe2ca:!oa nss;os,Fy t. deem
paif ~ & q o. q sas s3s
e + 5sm9ysd: II ma.ssai Esseiay l3:ss hat
xss s. T; ss sss
9s ,,.P Hs Bo.1 3. ,,. In ~,
contract. 1a sap:osea ihas >. Ean;.s :: Or :i:hs
e1es IS: win scoTs: aad ii ne*est5y hin
5 q o ss y II f1sy &
.tce Al machinery ana 70 put ~ md remove Al! Inns
te % II panpiRE: q x6ats1ti nay &c nsSeasaz5 .
tcfqts ees mpss mpsE @ so the Beard ot Public
Mss:,5 Ss5s "a E s. IT, as II
iii ss 3 R
.sst "a ~ 8 es9f -
Taf 4 e. IL
Pc: sna e. az e
tssy = tle Boald nat A. h,s .hs asesss2E @ ,x S5n
xe:tss saa has suieisot pscrniaEy st:oassss sso,,.o
t. Re ~ ass Is Il
81: SsS35!sG.
< \ ORDINANCE to authorize Thcnn-
n =. Wilcox 4 Co. 70 1as down and operate rail-
lsS s1sa.sed .sn 81 IL eamon Council er ns cuv @
TT RIsa1 10 ssslS sss5 e
opcrste s rsiead seS aad taz .;im ot 1ye
r s as2 Raa! S8
Heldep and Dodge stteet anss tnss ws; % me noEh
, 1866-11-24

snI FEaIamisHsrsct da, Eussgcueots vere:
To EsTFAo--rTorellcr Merchant, Wheat from NIL
EIUfR-iseeyayca. mas pr,.; shipped, s,a2o erls
~ an9s 81, ae1 nsaa 19. J.
IL IS & & i $ Il; Il i: & L 4 ii i:
a 8 10 et.s Do (mixs: los ineadlns nassaadl
{. cc.s ss s.1i III Ss:s Il f e;' not named
M,i SA!s:isx :isif se :s :s,RPss 81 :s ss T.:
s;s. a Tsis 5 Hfs E b = s.
sa ss j. Il r + ss 8 y so so 4
b! S1 q % :. q, &, r, e By @ t. sG ~
e. $ sS 81 l!s::isi i ~ e sf s a.
e ii ss' = sse Il sls s s7
t:! ssis se sssss,; s!ss s s. q ;'e:! s e. e.
sfs s M s1st rs TT: IL SCI % s. pa Sr g S. ~ q /,
ii .sc $40 ID @ Il EsAs; 800 n d = a91 ba
;5s y r ii ri q: j, !; !: q
te:,sa .na noH.nai At about Sc tor No: u .so1s.
s & as asasS ss Fl
sstse elcss s.ist x5Es; ing ha Ec "a g; 1sooo M
g :; = B 8 s a.xss, s
e. ssi y SS oa 10 s'a a 8 81 %
Is: M 6 + 3 s.
e 81 i g ~ s's'
Hit:ulI0i.1iss selling ii *ssssIes for round lots,
Il IS; :: IS; ~ .,,, ~,
I'M I + 2ss ';esss y q, .,,,,., =, -.
siese ~ shsse t,Ps saai;tiss ~; 1
p!.,es ~ quote IT, Eeef.I n.lkes anll Il Il: iii
2oEtEs raace fprtecs: ........ a.e,,
, 1866-11-24
,rlnle. 5o2s IS
to medium, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.teEsG.43

6HEEP-Becclycd t>day. SIS entered sales il6, at
prices ranging from tS.Ga1 % for common to choice
mutton grades. There q limited demand on local
accennt but With large supply in tho market EI]cs
were GLOW. and the feeling Was easier.
, 1866-11-24

1UsT RETURNED FROM EUROPE.
II rBg CELEBRATED GIfsY WOMAN.
X ron tsh EroE al tie seccc.s & yonr past aud
fnsure Ut Eltdxe Of vh1eh Day saEa you yea1s
nf soEroT acd case, don't fi1 to consult the anoTe
III treidtnce $40 South Cark-st, bet9e Hc-st-
aau asd PolE41k-
, 1866-11-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

0rYIcK OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
FR1pAY EvKxts0, November q.
BERF CATTLE.
TIE following table shows The daily receipts ard
Of Beet Cattle during the zeck up TO this
evening" as reported by the SECRETARY Of the Union
, 1866-11-24

EsvODD-Renatns steady aud prices uurhanged.
Ne Epote: '
Ma1 cora, deltvered... sna1teo
S4Ak!Fg 42A1REkQU
Beeeh4 cof+ delivered. l1-n0 z1ef1
8stfs; vf;cs,yye eos y III; -; ,,;,n tesaa ns 9
Masrt dul and S'nnss entirely nominal Sate3 were
lao1 ns good hali-blood 1t &sxc; 1900 n cboier
fleece II tSc.
, 1866-11-24
Equal Rights and Exact Justice to All Men!

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, 1866-11-24

FRIDAY EvEs1so, November ., 1856.
TIE following tables show the receipts aud ship.
M MS Of produce during the past twenty'tout
hours. ....... .....---
, 1866-11-24
Froi. ID. Rosenberg,

Enfeeblc1 and DctfeaIe
Cor Etittttons, nt both se1cA Use HeEbolds Extract
But hu. Il E give hIsk and energetic feeltngs and
nAft., yh9 IN Atn+n UrT. -
, 1866-11-24

All sdlss Qf GTdn reported In fhts market report
are HHsdc on &z1dfs Of e storage uHtts 0thtTtcSe
axITt$Sed.
lfE1DAr EVENING, November q, 1866.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Id FHEt0nrs-Thef following
, 1866-11-24

As Ja1e4 Il. Pfentices trade. sale Of hats, 1t the
warehouse IL nrnokiyn. on Tqe*asy. apoat one thou
Eeel Mass-Asn's y. Plsin. ssszztiS; meas faaey,
ts-sN.z0, rhilcsen's pfaia aud fAncJ, $3.50 t6.ss.
CxNimeFs-Nen,s Plain. <noos:a e.; ncn's f4hcy.
elaf38saEJ. n1acE oeartr+ $S2.oA34j.h Black
brush, 3f6.i3sEs*SI3. -
, 1866-11-24

XX7ASHEs WELL! WEARS WELL
The Genuine Magic Ruffle !!

There goods, having the ahcye rEsse-E.rk cn tht
Boz anc Card. warranted to measure s1 ful yards
ia each piece aud 10 WkAE act WASH ~ well - aaE
Endc hv hand.
TUE GENUINE MAGIC KCFFLES, ttill nsnutsc-
tu-cd bY the original inventors and pstcntcts, o. supt
rior schinery, foEa the pest EAteftals. and oode1
YEaE1 ceistsat uss. Ely,nx tnx e.tahse kfSttlon
Manufaetu1cd by TEEN Ai1C NuFE14E COMPANY,
No, 41 harnber.tt. Sr% IcrE. Alho AaaafAtsnfctf
of nCFFLE FLU TING IRONS. HOMEMADE RrFFlEs.
, 1866-11-24
FERST-CLASS newspaper


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acu1aes 81 !
, 1866-11-24

ITO ARCHITECTS.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Fe,R EEM BUILD
1NGS Fol: 1HE War DEPakIAEsi

AT WaEHTNGTON. D. G, ~
Architects ar inyitrf t. urcnsre pa:n and spcc!dca
@ - H. ~ TX ,1r rr dre-nroof build
nr1 ~ % ha w. ncns IN thr se now occupied
6{ Me y ~ b1p9s ss1aena ana aot4~sH' '"~3 ~
y. s.,,, =. sho,,a hsre s,eracial area
q =, 119 III sG +iSt;n 10 he sub
ies WI be Furnished TO A5entScss 4ssins % o9 ~
pete tet e ~ r. Enrx. n2on
ptcnium q SSN ao7 Sae ,ni oSt ~ ST cceoiahis
sD9 ~ ~ iner}cns ~ .ccelyc viii be awa1ed
upon INC " " .hs 1h thr titx OF select
tne 81 nt and snrcicatioas ior the
NE stc aE1 .1aar rrt ri cnr-
buildings 10e 1ae ny Y Ss; n'0St
The plans and apt '14sf y ~ near.
der RI tEe Board, Cfdrsnce t'1ne M49uc1 smuan-'
NIEhiD-cn+ d. On OF pf1ofc iAe Isl dns u
1s6s. 49,. .. =. 1t
Tie Board will reserve the right to reject any q ~
, 1866-11-24


close the brokers advanced their figures t<1ss
over those eu11e1t in the forenoon. Holders,
however, were unwilling to cell. We quote clo
sing prices as fotlowa:
, 1866-11-24

pcr m....................... 5000 SO
Second t1caf. l. IL, TX, and @-lncl 59UQk 6Q.00
Third clcar, inch .;......s;.....,..5 5oo.Gs5s.0o
stcond tlear, vide. ............. soco75,nn
Common Flooring. rough. ..-..-.. 32ols55.N
.,Flo-rIns: s:;.:...:::;:;;:.;:.::.:.- 3soo3saoo
moa Flooring: ss,easssca
seshcr .......s............... ~~.s . sooaaseo 90
Elrst Conmon Dressed Siding: 21ooA7so1
lid upw aTds.. 49, .,................. ~ - 49,. sooaaeo
4 stock Eo1rds, L. 1Achef. Sc l31fh
stotk Boards, T. inches. s....::.... 2s.o,s.7.oo
Common Boards. joists Scaot1rE,
FL stnE and e1nall Timber l. to =, NAV, ~
JOLT ani scan;!ine: il isei. ...... 3.GlsG.@
teet............ ~ - ~. :. @ 2s.oasao,
e stss ssxsa ys'ysa ,os
:sSss ! III S:'s5:: Il: Is
road, delivered In any yard where
cara eau be swltcbe.oF any depot:
4 9r star Sawed Shingles, by car
Aof 1eaa s,e. "a !Fss sssycd shiasjcs 6v car ia
iosd on t.scE, count msde full, Or
five bnnchr1 to thousand 4.5a
4 SaFed Shingles. city made, On
NJ: Saved Shingles :; esr ioad,oa ~
Three doIis.: car io.i aded wsen srxnrftr7ed,
which charge follows the Shingles Ia freight blu.
6iISt1LK STANDARD. ..
Thckrcss-FIyc Shingles to ba two inches In thick
trngth--sixsecn inches.
Haras-T~cnfy inches.
Consse-Twenty-nye.