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JOHN w. MUNGER & SON.

JOHN w. MUNGER q SON,
A RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies:
international Insurance Co., of Ncw " orIt,
Capital and Surplus, 81 ,41s,O00.
Home Insurance Co., of New Haven,
Capital and Surplus, $1,20O,OOo.
American Inns. Co., of Providence, R. L.,
Capital and Surplus, $256,0O0.
Merchants Inns. Co., of Providence, II. L.,
Capital and Surplus, $237, 900.
The losses at our Agency by the fire of 4th and 9Th
inst, will amount to over $500 900, every dollar
Of which has been paid or is in process Of adjust
ment. We would respectfully request all persons
desiring insurance to call at Office and we will
place their risks in responsible offices.
Office, 1876 Fore Street.
jul20-n JOHN W. MUNGER g. SON.
TNTNA INSU ANCE CO.-All parties hav-
II ing claims against the I" lEtna," arising from
losses by the fire, will please present them at
once for adjustment and payment at our office.
Those effecting insurance reminded that we con-
tinue to issue Policies for this favorite Company,
on all insurable property.
FOYE, COFFIN & SWAN, Agents,
jul20-df 1856 Fore street.
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Cincinnati Market.
Foreign Markets per Atlantic Telegraph.

Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat IN fair demand.
s3 90. Lard (lnll at 2o9c. Gold 1ds.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayres June q, barque Wheatland,
Oliver. for Boston, ldg
Cid at Cow Bay 10th, barque Chiffon. Stafford, for
New York.
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House at Gorhan for Sale.

80 good two story h,use, containing 10 fin.
If; ishcd rooms, good cellar, well Of water, and
~ threc-quarters Of an aero Of land, good barn
and woodhousc, within three minutes walk of the
Railroad Depot. Price $4,000. Apply to
w. n, JERRIS,
u Real Estate Agent, opposite Preblc House.
aug16d2w
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REAUTlFUL suburb.n Residence for
attractive residence in Westbrook three-fourths Of
mile from Portland, lwell known as Hawthorn
Place., on limo with the Horse Railroad, and but
few rods from the same, The house Is modern
built, containing thirteen rooms Is heated by fur
water on the prem SEES. 1t is entirely surrounded by
fine shade frees. A garden 10 connected with the
house continuing about 400 choice fruit trees con-
ssting of apple, pear peach and cherry trees; also
gooseberrss surrants strawberries, etc, together
with one CT the finest Graperies in the State in fine
bearing order, Of the choicest varieties An excel
lent opportunity for boating and bathing the facli
ties tor bathing being all in readiness In short this
Is one OF the peasantest places Tor man Of business
orieisnye who wants o suburban residence within
few minutes walk or ride from the heart Of the city.
The lot contains about six acres, For further par
tculars enquire at q Market Square, up stairs room
No. 2; on the premises or Of me.
july24 tt Afford DYER.
HOUSES FOR sALE-House corner Of Congress
III and Merrill streets; also, HoHse adjoining the
same with 10000 feet of land. This lot win Do di-
yided to suit purchasers. Terms easy and made
known by applying to w. w. Carr, at W. A. Duan's
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Is.termatios,uE IMsusamce COan,,anv,

rTIIE Policy holders in the International Insurance
Il Company, OF New York, are hereby notified that
he pleased toAaye all persons having claims against
said Company, present them at once. Tho President
will be at the office Of j. w. Munger, 1CG Fore street,
where the losses will be adjusted and paid.
jy10 j. w. MUNGER,
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House and Lot for Sale.

A GOOD sized Lot and comfortable House. For
"A particulars and terms call ct the premises, No.
50 Warren st, Munj0y. augisd1w*
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
THE ION. And ISRiELLA GRiPGS.

These greatly srrpass oil others excellence and vaae
all purposes. IS admitted by all good jadcs WHO
acquainted with them that they no; only sbls 10 s;ai
American Grapc-Cuure a and foundation 4
excellence bat that they must also IN great measure ds
al other. from cultivation sufficient number =
vines can be produced 70 do Il.
The IsRAEGLA is the BEST and EARLIEST o. ~ l---s
BLACK GRAPES. and unlike the Others. Is ex;ccn' in
favor aherue f-ly to the buuch and OF tie bE>E
for LATE KEEPlNG.
The IONA is aso very early and Is the BEST wei
MOST BEAUTIFUL OF al grapes. In open air ihe !ONA
give. better fruit Black Hamburg under glass while 2 %
the mos: certain In perfectly rpened crops o. al naive
varieties
% these two kinds have reserved fine stock Of parts -
.ur..sins quality but not sufficient fl deu1ri q -
srgnc sale Early orier8 will be advantageous 70 br'.
or some grade, named tue Fall price IL; the stock 10
olFeady exhausted.
The revised srrns price ., is ready. FoT iw'niy-
four PAGE Pamphlet full Of the or in end
ties Of the IONA and ISRAEILA with fuc ensrlsr-sr,p'
.cn,ing the vine. in bearing. send twocent stamp ,lr
propositions whom requested with tie Panpi:, vl
out charge
These offer liberal and advantageous terms 10 c PR
cLssers whether by do1,n be sent snsly by mail
many different Offices, by hundreds by LousiIds l-e
sie reception of tie i'll perfect order is in c.''
guaranteed.
My vines re chiefly ,rown broad deep borders b.. ons
are grown IN large pots for extra price
have finely coore representation OF bunch and trancs
Of the Iona which beautiful picture for framing fc''
So To agents or Clubs i. sen, for 81. AIsua Of ,'e
Vine" sent for 80 cens |, contains aboa, l5o ens4vr
aad Is the most nproh.nsye aid thorough treatise 10
subject Published.
Ps-My general stock Of hardy vines viii be found 70 er
oe best duality and extremely cheap. For fan accosu; see
Pamphlet aud Price List. {. W. GRANT,
Iona near Poeiskl'. Wrsrchesier Co, NswNoi.-
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Board Of Counci,mrn.
THE DEATH OF SUPERVISOR PURDy-

MINT OF COMMITTEES.
The Board met at - o'clock M, yesterday
hy srcnl call the President. j. Wilson Gree0 esq. in
the chair
4 communication WAS received from the Mayor
similar 70 the sent TO the Aldermen Tuesday
announcing officially the death OF supervisor LhJl l.
Purdy
4 communication was received from the Boards Of
Aldermen and Supervisors asking this Board TO CO.
operate with them IN the Obscques Of MI PUrJy. The
President tLen appointed Councilmen Watts. Brink
man and Meckay a. a committee the part Of The
Board 10 act with like i'tccs from tie Aldermen
AID Supervisors. The President appointed Council
men Kellogg Keech and Keenan, as the Finance Com
rnitee of this Board for the current year. and Council
men eogg Pullman and Flynn were appointed
Special Committee to investigate into the natter o..
defncation OF Dr. Robert b. Bradford. late Public Ad-
minisirhor
On motion. the Board then adjourned out Of respect
TO the memory Of Supervisor Purdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAS. lo-Beforc
Juig. BENEDICT.
NoS-LIABIIIrY OF OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT VIZ
sELs FOR PAY OF MARINERs.

kILS fOR PAl VI hAhi'Lio.
Andrew Martin and others agt william T. y Bren
The plaintiffs were mariners and the defendant
tn. commander tho Thouss scott then in Gov
On leaving the vessel portion Of their pay
was Withheld the ground Of alleged mifconduct Sube'
auentv they were promised tb. balance Of pay Failing to
thcy instituted this suit 20 which the p.ided
ma, the vessel Government vessel and the men ~ the
.mpoy Of the Government and not In his employ ILc
Court h,s sustained the pes and dismissed the cona
POWERS or CHIEF-ENGISEERs OF STEAMSHIPS.
Alfred uttcrby and other. ast the steamer Republic In'
wa, claim Tor d.mase. by five of the hrenen Sc OF tue
steamer Republic their unlawful discharge In this por
|, appeared ih,, they employed by the CHIEF Engineer
Of the at ss5 month TO do esrain WORK IN tn
with that t"y shoud make the voyage 70
S~w-Or $50 shortly before the vessel lcit ihey
signed shipping articles but info med by the Engineer
dav OF two those OF them who were not VII
ling goat ta5 aye the ship The bclsnts len but
returned the day and offered their services which were
aan rc.u.ed unless they would accept the So LEY then
went got their mp 10 that time from the owners MS
libel Ned for StHone months wages for esch OF the
men. Tue c0n-bIed that hs not liable not hy
ing hired or dscheIged the men.
The Court held under the custom OF this port aud from
the e.gencs of the service the power OF hiring and dis
charging for bis depsr ment ted IN the the
Enrincer and his IN that respect bound tho Owners Of
the vcssr and hence the vessel liable IN dlmagc but
len the settling Of the amount of damages to future adjust
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
WypyYspAY Jan IL. lab.

Markefs-CaREFrLLY REPORTED FOR THE ~ J. iRibrNh
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1866.
ASHES-The market is dull and lower for Pots
at fsdsS 50. Pearls are nominal.
BEESWAX-Yell Western and Southern are ID
moderate demand, and steady at 45@igc.
COrION-Tbere has been good business doing at
former figures, the market closing steady at 5Oa5lc
for Mid1ngs; sales of 800 bales.
COFFEE-Rio is fairly active. and steady at former
figures; sales OF 1900 bags Trio. on private TERMS
We quote Rio Prime ut 20!c.; do. Good. l9Gl9!e; do
Fair lsd ls!c DO Ordinary. l7dl1.c and do. fair to
good cargO,s, lSdl l9ic net cash, gold, duty paid.
COAL-The demand is good for Foreign, ald tho
market is firm; House Goals are scarce; Domestic has
been active and firm; the arrivals are moderate but
those in prospect large sales from yard at
per tnn Of 1900 70.
COPPER-Amerioan Ingot Is lower, and dull at 81 a
f0c for Lake and Baltimore. New Sheslning and iel'
low Metal are unchanged: We quote at SOC and Hc.
CANDLES are without change and in moderate
request at 20 26c for AdamantiIe i0di2c for Sperm
an1 JD@j2c for Patent.
DRUGS AND DYES-0nly moderate business has
been done in the Leading articles last aud IN
prices We have particular variation to note. We
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

easier The snppy good sales of 20 coo n AZ loGIc
fOr Fair 10 Prime White. and - q I2ic. for Grease.
SALT pcceipts are light and prices are sustained
but tho demand is only limited; Ne quote Ground al
So ard Iue q; sJ - 49, the latter rate for Ash
tons
SOAP-Castile is dull: small sale- At 2-c.
SPELTER--Ony u limited inquiry. and p1ces arc
grchangcj snles 1t u a7lc goic
TEA-The inquiry tor both Green and BigcE has been
only moderate. but in prices VIC have 10 particular
change TO uote.
TOBACCO-A good inquiry prevails for the low
grades Of Kentucky. and prices are ustiined.
TlN-Pig remains steady In, the business ~ only
limited In Plates very little has been done. and prcss
~. nominal. We quote follows,
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The PARIS UNIVERSAL ExposrrIoy.-Th,

The PARIS UNIVERSAL Exposition. Tho
time for the reception of applications for space at the
Paris Universal Exposition has been extended from
the LIST OF January to tho ist Of March next Our
producers mechanics. and artisans will have further
opportunity to send in their applications for space TO
the agentn NewYork before the closing the books
Too much attention cannot be given 10 the importance
OF having tie characteristics productions of our coan
try properly represented at the Exposition.
Pamphlets containing fnll information. as well as
forms Of application. may be obtained by writing 10
j. c. Derby esq, agent for tic French Exposition No.
) Spruce-st., New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

TALLOw-The inquiry is moderate aud the market
IS hrm The supply not large; sales oi 4OVO 10 NJ l2ld
IJc. FOR Western. l3QIJ.c for City. aud lJic. for
Butchers Association
WOOI-We notice firmcr feeling In Domestic
fecces our last and far business vns done es
pcciaiy In the finer descriptions, which scarce and
wanted: coarse ard common grades are more plenty,
and are nominal We quote. IN currency. as fol
lows. Domestic T.ccccs at t0a 02c. for Native
and Merinos FOR and do. 71d re. for Full
Blood do and sane for SaNoay fleeces iJd5oc. for
No Pulled. - d,Jc. for Supcrinc DO. and o'a,.c.
for EItra do. .jG1lc. .or common IHwasbed tali.
ornia: +Odfec. for Fine DO. and ~ ijc for Texas.
Foreign descriptions are more actiyc but prices show
no change: Ne quote IA. follows; south American
,t 25atsc for Commos Washed. J2aJsc. for In.
washed Mestila and MerinO; f0d42c for Washed
Enre Rios =, d3Oc. for Unwasled Creole Asa Ic for
Washed Cordoya; Chiliin at 3OdHc. for Unwashed
Nrs,ln md Mcrno: cope Good Hope q a 10 for I'm.
washed East India; 35d55c for Wlshed. and african
AT 81 f35c for Unwash.d. and ~ iJc. for Washed
WllISkl-Ihe ma rkrt j. quiet. but prices are With.
ont change; sales of 100 bbls. az e. q Tor state aud
e. 21t4s2 = for Western
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
CorRr cALFNpArs-Tn. DIV.

SUpEE'T COURT GENERAL yiRi-Nos. % 10 JJ
inclusive. tiRcUir-PsHT Aos pa al ol. b 90 lo.a
1l $685. ii. 20, ID Nil 5r 90, 53i :a jl1 s asI. ~"
PirT il os. G4i s.t lD2 49, ? li5l 80, i1l s1, ti
atr' 5sr SO 80. aa, sl6 !u !9i ss8. 90
SUPERIOR t0rEr-pART NO calendar postet.
Pan ifNot Jio 2lSi 2lGa. 2lB C4f, 2lid eii) l3i'
1875 .T.i .2u' o. 'grt. 2,rI. aelr.
CouRr or CoMIoN pLEAs--PARl Nos. l'S2,
go J 1855 20 lIb7 J5i l0, i1J li'. IA lef 1882,
ls', 1871. PART Mos. Sob 1888, 1910 lS', lt', lib,
lJil. 1913 ~ 1886 lllg. lc.i. lH, 1881 1879
KINGS CoUNrY CIRCrT CoURr-.IAN. H.
Nos 49, p. H. -. 10 d. J 81. 5 5s - CO. o.. -. C
- 30 -, -. a.
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CArARKnI RRoNCHIrIs! sCROFULA!

" -NArIKE's SONkKEiUN RtMtDlALS.W NJ. Il.
RINCE Fusains New ,Ik fo 90 years rr'pEeor of the
nuran suf.rri-s hasnf discovered tho plants which arc
sPECIFIC Il hfrDiFS tie above aud Tor all Inherited
and Chronic ser. hitherto drtned incnrlle has assumed
tl,,ir RADIO ALtUKE AS \ ofLtlALli. lie also in
rudea al ma aides e the Liver lungs Heart, stomach
Kidneys Bad lor skin, ard other fupiionr, Dyspepsi,
Piles both sind. Dihru Jauudicr Asthma Fcyers Rheu-
matism thre. kinds Inmof- L.posy Eryspras lroapsu,
lteri and all other Female Maledies NMiocce Treatise
all Diseases mailed for u cents Explanatory Circular.
stamp 10 FLUSHING Is " minutes by Thirty ourhst
Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

CHESS ToURNAMESr.-1hc second game in
the Mckenzie aid Stan.ey match came off at the A. Y
Chess GLIB yesterday afternoon. tern rniHuiing after
nnc exhibition of play In drawn battle; their score
now standing; Mckenzie !; Stanley, o; drawn game
/. These gentlemen will resume their contest at . u
H. to morrow and have consented at the solicitation Of
their friends. to prolong the match. which viii Le de-
eded by tLe wipRlng VI the first three games.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
THE ROUND TABLE.
READY THIS MORNING.
READY THIS MORNING

CONTENTS.
TIE BOSTON PRESS.
POETRY FOR THE YEAR.
CHASTELARD. (R.viowD
MEsSRs. SUMNER AND STEVENS. tEd,ori.l)
PuFFS or PAsTE-pOrS tfdtorial)
WHY NOT PRIZE MONEY FOR THE ARMY TJi,osis'.l
MEXICO AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE. uitor..Ll
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT. (EdtoriaL)
SKETCHES OF THE PUBLISHERS d. APPLETON
Co.
CORRESPONDENTS. lBoston, London. Philadeiplia Cn
cinrati)
LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ART ITEMS.
subscrpdon price, 80 year; 90 for six months.
Single copies l5 cents
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. General Agents
II. r.. 4 {. II. SWEETSER, Conductors.
Publication Office, No. 1872 Nassal-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

AFTERNOON Provision MARKRr. 81 o'cLocK-Pork
dull and rather heavy at s2s 00s2e t21 Tor oii
Mess. and s2a 81! n f29 20 for New do. Beef quiet
Bacon inactive. Lard without important change
closing at nbout i7!c. for prime City and Western:
PETROLEUM is dull and lower sales at % d3oc. Tor
Crude and 81 a Jsc. for Refined in bond.
RlCE-Thero is nothing doing and prices are mere'!
nominal.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars are rather dull. and prices
nominally the same, viz: idil.c. for talr ana u
llle for good Refining; sales to-day Of 10 hhdsp
part Cuba at I2c and 900 boxes part No O. at l2.c
Refined are heavy ri l2i c. tor ilards.
SKINS-tioat. Receipts, - bales Vera Cruz and
10 bales Cape. Business confined TO small parcels.
Prices nominal at ~ c.. gold for Mexican. and iOd
4,c gold for South American Deer. No receipts;
sales 1900 n Honduras. part at os.c, gold ouoo 10
Central American part at o5c.. gold. and l'JNo 10
Puerto Cabeo nj S0c, currency. Prices hrul
= SEEDS-The supply IS larger, end with lower rate,
for exchange since this day week prices are easier and
the demand hight sales nj l2dl3c. Timothy Seed Is IN
limited demand and is plenty at s. J0ds4 % bush.
Rough Flax Seed il ia limited demand at s2 WdsJ y
bush Calcutta Linsced is in gool demand and prices
are firm nt 50 10 in Boston. and 81 JJd - o. here
SPICES hrm for nearly all kinds. bnt the orsincss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

yitel to be present The arrangements for the execn
tion complete; there M stake. no hurry no
confusion accident. When the body was placed IN
the coffin there sudden movement upon the part
of some coored spectators toward the place where it
lay, but this promptly suppressed. 1t was sad
occasion and passed of in ihe most deeorous manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-JAs. 10
-B.fore Commissioner >TILwfLL
lnrNrEKYElI IEKS COMMITTED ZOE TIIAL.

William Smlthtord and Carl Prince not appearing
on M. adjourned day before the Commits wore com
mted 20 await the action Of the Grand Jury. They are
charged with pssing counterfeit United states currency
John of charged with attempting TO cpunieTe niied
States 100 notes. for the same reason cofnnited
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
FIRE At FALLsBUReu, n. Y.-A note from

correspondent at Monticello, n. Y. says;
"The dwelling house OF Richard Oliver esq In
Fallsbargb, wss totally destroyed by FIRE on sunday
night last Mr.. q. confined 10 ms Drd IN clcai
rondition at the time OF the fire. with DIS. watkins
and CoDtiue in consultation upon IiIs disease. When
the saru was given hs physicans reached thc co9cu'
sion that the sick man had better be moved qua te
was accordingly taken TO aneiglbOrs, since Wlch ne
Las been on the mend. The fire originated, u u sup
posed, from a sfoyepipe. Loss about sl'oUi no III
surauce."
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

DYEWOODS-Th has been only limited bns
ness in LogWoods and Fustc. and prices ar,thcmihA.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for western and
State -four during the past week was quite moderate,
and mainly confined "a the local trade the cod weather
uniavorable news from Europe, and decline IN gold
have caused marked decline in all grades. In ship
ping Brands the falling OF IS iOa 1Jc. per Dbl. np TO
yesierday considerable portion Of the state liogr
offering slightly msound this is pressed ior sale, and
has exerted a very uufayorable influence on the market
generally: we have reduced our stock considerably,
hut IL is large for season. much OFF is unsoEnt and
hence inOst holders OF good sound Onr confined 10
higher prices later IN the season. with return OF mid
weather brisk trade is looked for both Domestic and
Toregn day the inquiry for Western and 81 e Flour
was fan the market is rmer especially the low grades
which nave advanced lO0lJc. & bnl Iradc snd
Family hr inds without change; the sales are 300
bbls AZ S1Qs7 J5 fo Snpeinc State. g s. - for
Extra State g. goa & 30 for Fancy State ssd s. -
for the low grades Of Western Extra 6 i0d: = 10 FOR
Shipping Ono &c 150sll ~ for Trade and Family
brands and sli jo0Slj - for ST. Louis Exirds
Buckwheat Flour is dull AZ sidsi 25 y loon. tana-
dian Flour is quiet, but prices have advanced 100 l5c
sales of go bls s. Bass 90 for the lrw grades OF
Extra and 81 75GSll - for Trade and Family Ex'rns
Southern Flour is In impfoyed demand. and lOd l3c
y hbl better: sales OF 100 bbls. nj so $40 - ior
mixed 70 good SupeIfne Country Batmorc SC, and
sl0f5dsl5O for radr and Family hrands Rye fonr Is
unchanged: sales OF $50 bbls. at 60 OGso Cora Meal
lue, but stcrdy; sales of 100 bbs. at 81 - for JcI
sew and 81 60dsi Is for Brsndywinc
flSn-Dry Cod are only in moderate demand, DIT
rrlces are uitont essential change MacEcrel are Ia
fair johbing demand and pIiees are sustained Smokg
and Picked Herrings are dall and nominal. We
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

The American Telegraph Company have
opened an Office In The ~ Y. Stock Exchange, Nos III
and ~ BrOad.st Dispatches are sent dlfect 10 fha
deluhia Baltimore, Washington Boston, the West. and
~ p0lsts East.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

TRUIT-The inquiry for all descriptions has been
exceedingly light bnd prices have had downward
tendency cspecslly Rasins but at the close there IS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Red Oil. City Distilled.


Kerosene 1ree)... oo @
OIL CAKE-Tbe inquiry 10 moderate ana inc
arrivals limited: sales OF 100 tuns at SJOd Sol for
Western aud $50 6tj6 for City.
OIL MEAI-The demand is fair and supply moder'
ate sales of 100 bags on private terms.
PROVISIONS-rhere has been more activity in the
market for Pork since our as and prices have ad'
vanced. closing steady though quiet For further de-
livery We hear Of sales OF 1900 bbls. New Mess al
500 So buyer January; $29 25, seller Februsry March
and April the sales cash and regular. are 5000 6bs
at Ss Od a2s Gt for Old Mess. and a2y 2jd s % Tor
New do. Beef is in fair jobbins demand aud steady
sales Of 400 bbs in lots At 81 for Od Plain Ness
sl6d sl9 for New do sl3dSG foi Old Extra, and s2o
a s2I for New do Tierce Beet is rather more IN
qured after sales Of 300 tcs at si2 for India Mess
and India Beef on private terms. Beef Hams are IN
demand scarce and frmer; sales Of 20 bbs AT sJ' %
0s3s !or Western. Cut Meats are in fair demand :
ilcs Of 80 pkgs at II. 0li.c for Bellies and l6c oT
Picked Hams. Bacon is dull sales Of 81 boxes Long
Cut Hams at lic most holders have withdrawn their
samples from the market. Dressed Hogs are scarce
nnd in demands quote ut III 2c. fer Western, the
Inter rate for rs pounds down. and IL 3c for CITY,
Lard is without essenal change in prices but Is offered
less fully ard closes firm sales Of SO pkes. at l6dlbtc
fol No l7Ql7lc for City. and Il. 0i1sc for western
BITTER is only in moderate demand Dut prices are
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS ~ THa
TuRp DISTRICT. BIOoKLyy. \. Y. IiryryC How,sN.

ITI1U I'D 'IVI I'hVVhLI' - W T. II'I"N' 7 I'"NtN
Collector from July J. l-6J 10 December 80. 1865,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-17

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o. cd -rc-sio-ie-l aud PspGlaE anthor, the eN-
, Hence ~ whose . orb. has made his name =
household word thFou -hout the land.
9TH. II Is written from fresh materials,
gathered in Illinois 10y the hand of the author
himself.
9th. II $ written by the man whose name
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