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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

HOLLIERY Tor SALE, .... . .r
ABARGtiN.
A Is..s u 81 year. with privilege of enensionl o. ebo ~
scre n 6re coal LAND tn1Wn the Clnfs fLs tiuaod
,.e ,e ftr i8hond a. Danss Hgrod Vs. 10 niei loa
gfraond md Icing mip,s cy producing The
aD-sf gasiiy o. Goa IN tist region. 80
W Tho Lose tse Iygnss, ros iron Pumps each 2inch
sfni sud With ttei ron ooun AT To workins orisI I'VE
slopes snd eri, 81 .A l.e eo. sd - Toias .els ~
III riuerz $1,000 worth a Coz per gontl ,ud Ia three uonih,
produce 1900 worth Al Gle smah san of
sll,BO, sss4 81 sglled az iu.medrty.io -
WILLIAM NIUTfuOU-E
70 23l North Seconded. PluIad' ipfhifa
DRUG STORE large, well fitted up and stocked,
~ lgr SALE c4esp. Apply al No. " Oiesuuichsr-.
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ny. WHOLESALE PRICEs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Enn aln MrlN ENDINe Nnl d. Is..

.FIpessly for TIM n. y TIiSSE By or own HsPor'rl
Tie following ale The current rates Of tuCs ~ g"od .ohul
receive to % s cent less deducted FOR commission beside
sght ard PseT esaFg s, f2 Sea afe - 5 2
always obtain DE pIices which transient uei3 have % pay
prefer not &c disapp0int by giving the outside prices u
very choice articles Foxes or pekees oni b. ;t.s4y
psiaoel upon end NAH invoice or ust Of The ari's
upon the under SIDE % ihs Govt li SEM iet't ~ S
aining an Invoice and diecois ao stuS H9" AVA 1T 81
SIT Ceanpaekages aud care m putting ny VA "G1 much 20
re value OF tbe produce
BEANS AND pfAs.
A. New do not coRe in with the present high prices
Il pretty evident the crop Is light There new Features
in ne iiarket our quotations Ne for Old which sre hfu
WeSso..' ,.,.o .y,r,h ,osoaan
beans meiiam prime, y bush ..-.........- 22J0 40
Beans kidney, 4 bush, prime. --....... a59 2 %
sesas Ta 1i RaId picked " screened 5ooG 10
Psas canslian . br,h. .........,,... 55G % r-
Peas. syathein, = bush .------ 2-o@ -
We lave Nothing encouraging 70 hold 70 butter orel
hs wesE Appearances certainly indiestr = 1fllas aaa
change TeTr, In pries but with y so Pys of the WEI
~he esn 81 1900 from last week siock j. seelpuaing
Is possibie Jbe market Is IN such sss va. il
10 almost iupossilao % i0ee sales No one has any
confidence that essn present Prices can le sustained
buyers i only take iog Immediate use Trey are also
eno,lsly Discriminating eAalains esrSl{ ana Is1'els
lions Of fine oceaFona joblg out az bI
iito sa or medium snd connoa and hole glay accept
on orc some good Oc and cnnsyl yail rolls ln coils
have sold A. igh s. 3d. though little Of above &c. 70
Syo5 notation yer & ~ Ss 5s a .i1ejnS over 500
some 1lades Pa butter = seH average about Sc,
rsyng non 80 70 &C. ios should alwgs he a Hrrpfrs oF
sfifo frtis prime p IN ..... nzn
Saie han hrsins Choice pa ........... run
Sis'e ,neaiu'n = B....... ............. ..ssq95
wosieso isesefge IIie Tail Maie -. eQs.
Western I,oseEge ST. amer lois, = d - t2da;
Mfhisan 9rs1e lrqe, io,-,.....-.-.-.- ga x .s.
Polls n WTnpp,rs Ohio a %. .--............. .}1.8
White and Aas0 rto1e packed ,--.. ~ ~ If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

CRY oT NEv.YoRK DEPARTMENT. FHAEos BuREAu oy IsE
RxCEtygH on TArKs. AEw CouRr uouss, PARK. Nov 1900
RIO TAX-PAYERS.--NO1l is hereby given that
one per will be added 70 al taIss unpaid % Tie ls OF
pcoembsf additional One cent December 10
all taIesremauns unpaid on January interest ~ VIC is OF
casted nom the day tho DOCKS eN
the dsy Of psymep viii be added NO money
y -, - -''T JOHN MURPHY Receiver.
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Corporation Notices.
N0RpORArION NOTICE.-Pa

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnblic notice Is hereby
~ iyvu the occupant q occupants o. 81
houses snd ls,, n proved o. .nnP'o "a a M I'D a.
Of tho Board Of Assessors oT examination BY AZ Pes0n' inter-
G fsf rcsunE grading curb gutter aud s'ssi1s oushandrsl
Aldn between Third sud fouI'h aNrnues
"a For building street basin s tho south s conner o. Fourh
"a for bnIas stree, The southwest Of Barter
an FeI .crG curb ad sui, sad e'sSns in Eleventh 'v'-s'
between Fourteenth and fiteonti s.fcota ,o.
sh building hsu At tho northwest corner Of br'si
Oh foi paving with tap bookr Twenty h street. between Finh
56 For paving Win stone block, Forty nia,h street op fnh 20
a tor setting ard roasting cub gutter fhiltyoTh
street ron the Third avenue 70 tho East Rive ~ H. -, 49,,
F9r tagging the southwest corner Of Ohhon ana NAHA
cb For paving With stone blocks street. Battery place
f i,, snbr,-d bv such as,ts,uent iucuds s tie several
snd VI gonnd vacant lots pisces aud parcels Of lana
t so.h sies Of One street. and tho
hal tho block tho nier'sers street fon 4Aha F"
9 On he o1,h ,o Of Fourth street, from To-, inches ives,
and to tho extent q half the bloch on tie west de
D. On sds Of Banter e. between Pah and Chatham
Hb On ne s aide Of Eleventh avenue between Polrssn' aud
sh On Tho o,h side Of Worth street, % Baxter aud
s west sio Of 81 feet north Of Worth street,
Oh Or so .s ss Of E ne b ' o S
an On sides II Forty nin,h street ion sln 20 Elshi
.yonac and 10 extent Of bali the boeG Oh Tie interfering
s On bon .Is Of Thirty fourth street. between Thd avenue
az o. t .o..be,, corner OF Charlton and ysck streets
Iek On both Wee, including PIER and pgsssd
.S SI raS,. he o1sai block Bssy place
AT rer.on; vlo. interest, affected BY The boys named ..e..
rouis opposed 90 tho ei,nef OF are ~
sss s !, ,Bs, os No. q On abef. Mes Court
House within 'AAy days om I, a,is q niSES Ro.rd
J9uS D; QT ,rxS sio,,
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priniing.

(,HAS. C. SHELLEY, No. 90 Barclay-st.,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER-Cads Circulars, Bhload foiiers
Catalogues, kc, 81 the l0west eAsh rates.
TO- TVr m N STE AM PRESsESli
CYLINDER fREsswORk DONE FOR IHE TRADE. -
VHTM EVERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Fulton.st. -
w STEAM JOB PAINTERS and LABEL hAhUFAoFgR-
En5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

nVARGARET FREEMAN my wife, left her bed
M And board without pToyosston, and 99ia n pnT
a. nv lbhbbhNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
Cost ar,o fonuo.

I OST OR SrOTEN--Three First Mortgage Bonds
~ Of tho Toelo ossn,pqEl and Burnson RaSsy o. ,ot so
esNos GG 500 ST. Al parties hereby cautioned uiut
purchasing The and snJ poison gvng saGh IL
coronation The underln VIII led % their recovery VII %
suitably rewarded HENRY NJ Bk ACii Attorney No. nNs'sau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-1n Glens Falls, N.Y.j
~ Building stock and Goodw Genera s,osk Of pIa.; Psn
chance take basness well established WAth large
profitable increasing uade sales $4,000 per year. Keller 70
homby Parmeron, No. 81 Dey-st, New.Yort. - -
@. W. sIssON. Geps Pal,. ~ y
EFNTERPRISlNG MIN looking for active Bust.
II AID havag from 1000 s2o met with ,rre 10
climate speculation at C. H. HUDsOSS No ~ Co1raneF'| up
stairs.
LNOR SALE-The Stock, Fixtures and Lease OF
IL COAL YARD doing coed business. Apply to hAh'Ei
BAKER son. No. l26l Broadway.
ITOR SALE.-A fine opportunity for any person
wishes TO cutter into good paying h1y1g oeea
stabilized q year. chance seldom 49, nsss
HOSIERY GOODS. Une OF the beet stands la fuitohfI e pres.
pro ,deor Wishing retire business address " A.
brooAy Po'i-Ohoe. -
NOR SALE, cheap. a FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS STORE Ia good business location on FutorHet
City Hall inquire at No. ls2 Fulouaye Broosiyn
IGOR SALE-An INTEREST in a well-established
j MANUFACTURING COMPANY Chicago, Las ysartpey
dseed dividend Of - cent Tbs ssIsers Of opa DJYA
wond b. acceptable Location the beet and
n lie West Living about the q Apply to D.
MARSHALL No. ~ DunhG plsce, WilhAusbuTgh, ~ y.
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Gouarlnershiu Nptites.


COMPREHENSIVE.
~ Tic undsigned have fme1 Co prershp under he nae
DBBLE HOWARD for tho Of ransectng oasnsA
BANKERS AND BROKERS', -.
And will occupy Oro No. 20 Wasi UNITED STATES THEAS
URY BulLDfSG, adjoining hossra lowe. M.Cs
w. W'DIBBLEE,
Member ofNey-Yok stock Exchange
Late with WIN. a JnO Obnen.
y. A. HOWARD,
Ofuni,ed States Treasury Depatment ws.hins,oo.
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
~ formed limited pInersp gdsr and oy virtue Of n &c;
NrHfoTk passed the LIB Day OF
Arr 1872 entitled relating partnershp~ with and ngo-
hr implements the terms liabilities snd condfos
Ieuanrf set forth 10 6rm under which such
conducted Wainwright Cambos6 Co. The gen-
er usure business conducted by sod plTlnarbp tie
ssefs Exchange Brokerage BusnL Tho or
sanerl partnors therein Charles A. Wsnwrht william A.
tabos Hcury Shaw al 81 whom reside 90 tho city
county EewY0r Tho Of tho speca p9neT
therein Edward T. Shaw of city ofPbaieph sss Of Penn.
sylvna TIE capital contributed BY the special partner
hundred thousand dollars 0o which has been paid IN cash
Tho pe which the partnership tbs Urn day
November eighteen hundred aud yr sud the period u which
vii Terminate "a tho thirty day Of December, eighteen hundred
snd srysuiy. .
NV YoRK November ? 1855.
Ofiee Of Wainwnrht Canbos 4 Co.. 4 No. Is VALID
wM. P. cAMBLos. General Psr'asI'
EDWD. HENRY SHAW,
EDwD. 7. SHAW, specil P'rtnsr
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qss,UsT DrFiRrNssr oIncs Oy sTsas A R RS,
IL p0p0sNS For SrArIONERY.-SEAL

DROPOSAlS lOR oiAiloSI. M, ,,s is,b dav .,
Evrer Iesd. a " O'Clock ~ sulpylng we ~, d
sorsof Internal RevrIne rnrshon ths y" W a., -
a., e,st Of the ROCKY With Stationary Tor s
90 ief end until the Ist day Of iop
or uPp ~ the A''e'''f' aud o'u'e'0'' "''' '"'
sns. ...t - .,,i.is. IA he furnished with
l,b sueh articles DO delivered upon Apphealqn
aiv,s sf OF Cosoor tie COnssonef Of Internal lev
snu s,rio sreu regular
by satisfactory gasI-nos ihA' tue ooh
CO.., Iii Il swa4lcd DO fsthfiJ executed =, IN
MA, alich eout1in prices iosi Wan tLe IAH Gov v $40
a. .li,ftd fraudulent and rejected ta.tt.,4
~. Two Hundel and fory Collection Justices ~ Nv 80
er-rtrsnt. shown by tho sehede irdahea ana es'h
.l .t nan tho Department Il IL propo'o 70 pppy -. =,
ltr Gi.slnsr reserve, tho right 10 e Get any oas o. 81
, ,"ab te Of tho OoyemHent .a5 require 80 -
p 80 iIfeed Comml'ti0uer 81 Internal
Ssrj Propoias for supplying sisi,oas 10 9.s.i
OfieeIs." - =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

TAIlOW-Ihe market ~ WHOM MUG. ti-L u'u'
mt safes Of 10000 l23d2lc for sgte ~ Ht Tor
1sty ard i2l Gl2Ec for Butch1s Association
NOOI~-D0mesue lleeces n!e only IN nodcate ttmahl'
sis sales oaknc being confined 20 mai ot and nnhae-
fufers are tbs Only purchascrs IN prices ve have 10
ehaure 10 uee but The Is downward We gr0ie
ouysf,e feeoes al 45G4sc FOR Native and NFIrs 4l0
&c og arl do. 5O16oe Tor ui blood Mallos, ai- Wa
60 any S.g0uv Feeccs: P0 400. for No. llitd so
sSs for Smx-fre DO. and DQtoc. Tor lxire doj 2-@
we sor eoB0n Unwsshed California a0 o or inc do, 20
We or T,s and American C0lbing 20 az zoe. Ne qsoie
FOrein a m0us south American al 2Ja2.c ier eol0oh
Wasked F!a,nc. for UnWaslBd MesiW n1d he7ino ~
a. for ~ ssbed pire Rios 2Ioc Tor DiW shed Creole SOC
sec for Wasicd CofOya; ChiaH, at sde ior bnwhsied
Mesf. "A snd M.rnO; Cape Of GOod Hops :HG5c Tor lL-
.-sseed Tst india - &c for vast y aud a cuu q n
SbaOe for n nwsshed AMI 3OC GO. for Washed
WIIISEYThe market is more active AID prices ~ - ~
nA;es OF 80 bb!Z WesIeIn ia bond al ~ e42c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
BORT iljaroem's Noiits.
SALUTE OF ONE HUNDRED GUNS IN HONOR
OF GOV. FENTON'S RE-ELECTI0N.

Att O'Clock yesterday afternoon. salute oflO0 guns
we're fired In the City Hall Park celebrate tbs Union victory
In the reelection Of Reuben Fnton Of the Stole Of Hevvors
large crowd had assembled and field piece belonging 70 TIC
WasIngtm Clsy Battery OF the Eth Regiment N g. - ~ "
was brought 20 tho ground Tie tags Of several lontse,
regiments were displayed large truck IA honor OF taai
eveut The salute wa, fred in compaLte with The oYo"nE
V~' SrATr OF Nrw.YoRS
NEN-YoRK. Nov IL 1860.
EcIes haroby ordered 10 frs salute OF 100 guns In the
CITY Han PARA AT NJ O'Clock OF this day In honor Of me 70
election OF us Excoeuey Reuben L. feton, ConmAnnen
Nv order or Brig Gen W Palmer coa%isssry General
VI "''""i'' Col nnd Asst. Conly Gen. OF orinan,ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
Ghantss fur Rnoilrese allen

A VERY VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
S>N' o NJ FULLER,
Catsssuqus. Leigh COUNTY, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

t,h Oils are more active and firm sales Of 200 bbs Crude
Whale al s 3O0SI IS stock 1900 bb and $50 bbs Crude
Sperm az 81 stock 324l bbls Lard and Req Os arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
Proposals.

QUAErERNAsrER q ESspLLs Oyucs
Washington. y. g., Oct. 81 laheA }
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BLOCKS.-l.
sealed Proposals viii be ocriyed Uhee q tho Quarter
Wsshnct1n D. a.. until Nov 90 ted of f1rhns
Cssfon Heed Blocks for hscls CeHsices delivered m qasn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Tho following circular OF Tmlci Wells conveys good iloe
Of hop trade The market closes Gfln with tendency 20
higher prices Although she receipts ~ the week have been
liberal aud likely continue up 60 me close oi ha'sa
lion tho opinion b. gaining ground that our supplies
VIII Can short and Tint Be shall sci be- compelled import
some Of depes predict deficiency u o"p hale YET as
There st exists great diversity opinion 90 the enouut
being led by splcuators d,H and oNeS Throughout TIC
couutry place little value these pred ctions ohd
opiuios should become Established iIct however that
we must import only look for supply rom the Conn
mental markets She stock In England viii be- considerably
short ol her consumption London adfces 81 October -
rtu0 fat market aud general Weakening "a prices Wfile
in BayaIans and Belgans dodoi downNon tendency ca
There was no e or lower prices without prospect OF heavy
shiprcnts from .s side From t Contlpf ta markets We
mi, nothing now fo r,pOr purchases Tor English account
were b. r continued. Receipts lot tic wock, J bos. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

eTTNFIN--Il0 inquiry ~
ser tae supply ample sales OF ld400 st l2t e0o Tor
common 10 pine White aud l00OJ0 B Grease az 6fNliL
SEFDS-A m0ieratc demand for C0ycr seed az ~ Glaso
sor Oa rrd i5Gl5Sc for New. Timothy seed sewing ~
fsesek IS y bgsh Rough Flax Seed selling % So 10
tG b.sh Calcutta Lnsecd IS in ioir demand, aud pces
a. i'm m - q 80 in Boston and here gold
SIbITER-'The market is quiet 20 b0t tc. so't
SHOT without change We quote Drop az ise rId blek
o. l23e cash
gold.
TOBACCO-Tle demand for Een'ucly Leof hgs been only
moderate but in prices there hseB Uetefel change;
tss Of ga bids Kentucky ~ 4asG IN Manufactured DO
fenand Is good for Virginia bright woe 81 which some ~
NO w.. ma al 8;a6Os In bond We quote in coin
yoovs. light Leaf Iugs II So &c. Joumon 70 q o. Medium
A. ~ Zoe Good at lalos. line 40 ia o. II Selections
81 l7alse Heavy Western -ud Ciar1sife Lrgs, y Vic
Common 6l5ei Medium sG4gs Good, Al q 10, me Ia
Ia and Selections, l5GHc
TIN-Pr las been in good drcaIt arl tte market rysd
elo steads; sales Of tuns at 2lo tc gold Plates 10
s,-.f iobfirg demand and nr firm, "a q Qu0ft:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
financial.

mi
or. CROlX and LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
- COMPtNY FIRST JOElGA6E SEVEN PR CENT LAND
or Ant BOHD,. lSDOESED by TfiE FARMERS LOAN ava
rtl city prscpsi p.ytbis
0oif -on fof sALEh ~ LrWow, PAlTONb CO. Wsis'.
Vfnos o. rAcino sian sTzAx,aF cosrAAr,
hAw.YOKK, Nov. z, 4 CO.
NOTICE y hereby given that the ANNUAL ELEC-
" yION fr RSF DiELClOs Of ais Company VII b. heid :,
me Coo psUys aice. Ao % ard al Wsst WEDNESDAY,
ssvrB.bs a. ~ tssef mo hgss o. Il a5 }, No. - ofdE
% t5e Bosra o. Drolrs THO q. JOiihSO>. sesr9ary.
NOTICE
y rss,ns q H. slofhois'' q " sa0ONLlN coal AND
OIL COMPANY uiN tsks ysec at ~ Drr o ss 5aqany
eor,er u. arrs sd Pa8nle Ntgiek tiigt On
- THe object ~ such freng VIII Do - iaks
lta rrpeiency ~ dnui-nF
be- SID Cossay T0o0 AID 10 pke eol 40 e Ieces,.y
ist,eet yHOMAS SULLIVAN
JOSEPH ID. WILLIS.
- W FBLFh
~ y. nAApuLPl.
TifEO y VAIL.
NAHUM SULLIVAN.
~. 4. uuDb
orrex CHIc,eo ROCK l.tAsp aED i4efo u ts9tp Oh
fCO HOLDERS OF Union Trust Go. l,ectlps isaued
Ia Misiaappi end Missold ~ losi loH4 ..... .
iiH Oonpan5 prepared o. .ssn le lva 70 cA fl
~ ,rpf ffo tGii ei ting - sann - ~ .ntfe
q. -. TONS se.fciEiY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Nov i9-sEa bhs Flow, ioj bla. WHISKY GlOl3 bash.
Wheat 50 l3s brsh Com n s bush Oats 75cs bush Rye
y SO bush BARLEY pigs Beef 40 bbis Pork, i81 pkgs
Lirl 5G3J bbls. Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Rot sin shows itslf ommg hs potatoes. causing tog sales
and much scrutiny .n esauinr them No QUO j. VIKING 70
y IL st0c- Many o. tlc sweets come 10 market IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

t. SIGNATURE ALMANAC.
e. p,e. 50. q SIN q Noon Sels...Jlo
q BIGH WATER
sod, li;5s Gov II md 80. Hsi GsS,.... 7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

lid TVIk
IN bs calyed by tie uudersnsd a, the I. y He,,nns lieu
v1s 40 ~ soutrsi. HowYofk city, for BOAhDNo VIC re-
NJ, belonging sid Rondey0us aud o! sue feciS"s u
go ", os 10 line be Temporarily held At said Herdeiyou.
""' - Reeiuitiug t)flcef and A. A G. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
rRrIrs ANn nERRIEs.

Large lois OF common and poor grapes nave psh So uns
the week wine 406c y % others little better are
offering Sc Its thought good lots Of fresh grapes WIN do
better after he mket is cleared VI poor ones lsaoeas arc
selling slowly The best rarely bringing Pc though Few
sfc worked oil occasionally &c. il Is difficult 10 get more
an fine has though uch as were sent here last
serson nom Pleasant Valley would bring 9c 30 many
poor grapes or those which early ros prevented om rpen.
inc perfectly are The market that they inure the sale OF
the bck few Beurb dAnOu and Dncnesse pears are
...-.- snn.lo " ll.L- ~ lna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Honey very SJue hLt Clover IN ' sold a 10
HIVES are offering OF De- according quality. In srndng
small bnxe market should " used 10 pick them 30 that
Den AlL nlt lcooI-e LroEcn ana l-lA. w = Quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

ppcs httle fmcr; some fine tho way from Ohio
gro Tuocted "a bring l3c Chestnuts lower Unpoeed
peaches selling WLo peeled dGm at higher figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

A. View Beans DO not in with the present high prices
pretty evident the crop Is light There Features
In ne inurke Our quotations Ne for On wiici an biu
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-24
THE STATE.

-Ihe Lewiston journal, in a sketch of the
h1nuiacturers OF Livermore Falls, says:
Inc hokomeka Co. own all the unoccupied
water-power OF the lower falls. This Compsny
aiso own and carry on the Condensed Mill
Factory, 1 saw Mill, Shingie Machine, Planer
anu Lath Machine. Their Milk Factory is
generally in, operation the three summer
months, using about 1000 quarts OF milk per
gay, Whichis condensed into about one-fourth
us Duik and sealed up in tin cans holding enc
Pounq each. About 48 900 cans have been put
up this year. During the month Of August
cheese 10 the amount of two and a half tons
instead OF condensed milk was made Tn an
tuinn when apples are plenty, large quantities
and sold in the market 10 -
The dwelling house, barn, and other ont
buildings, of Joseph McLain of Calais wore
almost wholly destroyed BY fire on spndav
morning last. The main body of the house
was saved in badly damaged state Loss
about $l0O0-insured for 5000. .....
Some one informs the Kennebec ,Jour-
nal that David Young, Esq, one Of the
iirst settlers at East Pittston, had a fi,milv of
twelve children, and at one time every one Of
them had a family, and were sottle,l aboutbh
upon farms, so that by the sounding of n horn
ne could call the whole together. Most Of tb;g
family of sous and daughters have since remov-
ca TO other parts Of the State, and some arede.
| ceased. '''o "'-
An An exchange says Oliver Rideout. of Cal
ais, is building schooner Of $50 tons, 10 he off
TINS falL Sold to parties in, Boston. Also. a
Drig, 70 be of OF next, spring, of s50 tons. This
gentleman has moved from the English side
and ana is 20 make shipbuilding permanent busi.
ness. 'h' '-"' A'''i ''''''
ID. str,jl =, "a . =. -tsif aiaF51' a..d hst sIu
Ihe Bangor Times, says tsthe Radical M
pers dare not undertake. 20 publish Col Garr-
sey's letter. Well, it pould be a serious ioh
but we would much sooner undertake to pub'
iish the letter than to get anybody to read il
after 1t was published .'.,..-.
The dwelling house of Mr.. James Rooars
OF Hampden, was destroyed by fire on, Wed,
nesday night last, about 10 o'clock. Loss about
$1,000. No Insurance. :, ''''l'
We learn from the Biddeford Union that.
Mr.. William Martin of Keunebunl mort. while 4
at work qi on the house of Horatio Moody Ken
nepunk' was crushed by heavy stone, which
so so injured his back that body below the in
jury, and legs areparalzed, and but little homes
are had of his recovery. '... -
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-24
yARIETHEs.

- n cooper who wis In need of hoop-poies be-
set o man to furnish him with some. sWbere
wili get emp questioned the man. "Anv-
where; steal 'em, if you can't do better" The
hoop-poles were furnished and paid for. when
the cooper happened to inquire of the seller
where he got them "stole 'ern, as you told me
70, was the answer. -"Whera aia s-----.y~a
emY' ION, up in your woods" returned the
man, iinglins his profits. ''.t
IAN exchange says:-when lemons am fresh
and plenty, varnish them with solution of
sheiiac In spirits of wine, and they will keen
into the seasons of scarcity. i,l
aI'-It is stated that a mass of the best camel
coal OF the size of a whale, contains more oil
than there is in tho fish. r s...f .ss, fi
"A cotemporary regrets to learn that a
prominent citizen of ST. Louis who had been
drinking imprudently of the muddy water fur
nished for that place, died last week from a
sand bar in his alimentary canal" f. l.
bismarck and Motley, our minister to Ans
tria were schoolfellows in Germany.
The Argus announces great "Conserva-
tive victory" at Alton, Illinois, in q recent mu
niicipatl pa election Alton has an ancient repu-
tation for Conservative" victories. 1t was at
Alton that Loveioy of Maine fell in defence of
the same principles for which Alton Radicals
now vote and speak unmolested. .4a.
49, The Tribune says Tthe Copperheads have
singular method of adding up the returns
They make the National Union majority
| which the Maine vote indicates but 000OO, and
we will accept these, ciphers--only putting a
8 before them" ..,...,s.,,.,....., ~, .,.g7
"A Chicago tailor named Rosencrist was
accused, the other day, Of theft. He declared
his innocence, and, if guilty, called on. God to
strike him dead. He had scarcely spoken the
words before he dropped to the floor corpse.
4 .,,l----On one of the San Francisco turnpikes,
near the popular seaside hotels, is q Chinese
ashThouse, the pagan proprietor ofwhich ask
ed Mclean man" to write sign for him.
The obliging American complied, and wrote
with marking brush on a long board: "'Tis
well-We may be happy yet-You bet?Y The
gratlfied Chinaman hoisted the singular legend
to his roof, where it remains to this day, the
washerman blissful in the belief that it informs
the wandering, passenger of Washing and
Ironing done here cheap" a.f at