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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-09


No l67 BroGGirGy, .Htto York.
Announce that all of the above list Of good:
will BIZ sold for One Dollar each.
Ia consequence of the great stagnaton Of
trade in the manufacturing districts of Eng! land
through tie war having cut OF The supply Of
cotton, large quantity Of valuable Je~clry
Originally i"'on'cc :nr iho E"GlHh r.arFct hl'
been sent Oft lUr sale III tiIs ccuG'ry. and mTst
be sold at any sacrifice Under these circum
stances, Arrandals & Co., acting as agents foI
the principal kurCpeaD manufactures have re-
solved upon a
GREAT GIT .IPPORTIO.N.UENT,
TO be divided according to the following regu-
l.tious:
Certificates Of the various articles are put IN
to envelopes iudis Intimately, scaled up, and
when ordered, are taken out without regard TO
choice, and sent by mail, thus, showing no IA
voritism. On receipt of the certificate, YOU
will see what YOU are 10 have, and then, 1t IS
at your option 10 send The dollar aud take the
article or rot Purchasers may thus obtain a
Gold W atch, Diamond Ring, or airy set OF Jew
elry on our list for One Dollar
Ssud % cents far Il Certificate.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge
for forwarding The certificates, paying postage
and doing the usinesS, IS cents each, which
must be enclosed when the Certificate is sent
for. Five certificates will be sent for 81, eiev-
en- for s., thirty Tor So, Sky five for $40, one
hupdredlor SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13

After resolution to forward the papers to
Washington as speedily as possible the meeting
adjourned to meet again on next Monday night
and when it meets,
MAY we be there to see.
P. S.-The proceedings Of the meeting were
decidedly harmonious, and there was much
prating about freedom of speeoh-of course
when It's all one way-The usual amount OF the
native population was present, viz: some SIX
or eight-the rest exotcs from various chimes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN SR
MS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUILDING, Prince

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DU UILDING, IIO IIIIOo
street near Fairfax.
- aarTERMs OF SUBcRIPrIoN-Sixty cents
ner month or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
n advance. .e .ssHZ4iL a. ac1gf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13

MANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT,
lNh No, Is, North Fairfax street.
R r. LUCAS, P PRO ? + IE OR.
accommodation pertaining to such an establish
A choice variety ofAEATS with POULTRY,
OYSTERS, &C., including every delicacy the
markets afford, will be prepared by profession
al cooks, and served by polite and attentive
walters, and at reasonable prices:
ICE CREAMS and PASTRIES will be of
superior quality.
The wine vaults will be stocked with a select
assortment Of WINES ALES, Sc.
The Restaurant and Saloon will be open at
all hours. Particular attention will be given to-
orders from families and parties wishing dinner
or sumner |-... aug 3O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13
Hotels and Restaurants.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SITS,
ALEX NDRIA. VA.

COR. OF DUKE AND COEUN BUS s1s,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The proprietor Of this convenient and pleas
antly located Hotel begs leave to call the atten-
tion of the public to his reduced rates Of prices,
as follows ..... ..-.-
PERMANENT BOARDERS, with single
rooms, from 81 to 80 per week, according to
bed for two gentleman, from Sc to ST per week
eGCn. G .44W W..
GAS BATHS, and all the conveniences ne
cesssry for the comforts Of home and a plen-
tifu supply of the best the market can afford.
Choice WINES, LIQUORS: SEGARS, &c,
I CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
Give me 6 call.
-" +. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
ian 5-3m Magnolia House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13

@-U. w. BARKER will be a candidate for
the office Of Superintendent cf Gas, at the
March election It is hoped that he will receive
the hearty support Of all his friends.
teb l3-te ALEXANDRIA,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13
ELECTION NOTICES.

rs" J. announce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of Superintendent Of Po-
lice. During the time have filled this office it
has been my constant aim and desire to perform
it's duties properly and satisfactorily, and if In
because the means placed at my disposal by the
City Council were too limited. The only
voucher I can offer for the performance of my
duty in the FUTURE is my conduct during the
past. feb l3-te JOSEPH COTTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13

~ CHARLES DARLEY will be supported for
he office Of Superintend ent of Gas.
feb 13-te MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-13

rs [ respectfully announce myself u car
didatc for the office of Superintendent Of Gas,
subject to the will Of the convention,
feb l3-tc JoHy s. TAYLOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
THE. DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEh YORK. Dcl ~ i0No,
Trade during the last few days has shown steady
relapse toward duness The dealers in the interior appear to
have supplied their present during the late activity so
that The trade the jobbe much confined 10 the
demand the Middle and Eastern States who do not a
pear disposed buy in anticipation of future wants The JOB
bers express doubts the continuance Of the present
prices for cotton goods They naturally lean TO the most favor
able prospects the Southern cotton crop and think that IN
e determination OF the Lancashire spnners TO run on
short time they discover purpose the part OF the Manches
Ter cotton trade 10 bear the Liverpool market In the mean
time there unquestonabe tendency for goods 10 accnmu
late freely the hands OF manufacturers until the
opening of thu Spring trade while there difficulty IN
procuring the necessary monetary accommodation for carrying
stocks Of goods the natural tendency OF which is toward de-
preciafion These considerations present weigh
with the ohbes and make them dsncncd buy anything
beyond what they Immediately want
The failure OF large hosiery manufacturing firm AZ Cohoes
and the suspension OF firm IN the wooden trade Leicester
Mass and Of another at Ftohburg Conn have produced
considerable Of uneasiness the wooden trade This
branch OF the trade all the susceptible 81 anxiety IRON
tho fact that the commission houses have applications
from manufacturers for advances OF unusual character
naturally rising doubt from the casual upon
production goods but which show the wooden manufacturers
10 be n nm encebcd financial condition Under these circu
stances commission firms disposed 10 enforce realization
upon oonsicnmcn OF wooden goods rather than extend al
yapccs upon they with questionable safety Ono well known
commission 6rn failed ist week owing " the ias, advances
10 The failed hrN AZ COhoea
Tho exports Of Dsueso oosns frsn this port 10 fnciga
pOts for the vset estix o.! u is have seea - f@sw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
CASUAL TIES.
Uona,n1e CAR AcomEyr.-At7 O'Clock Yesterday

UOgaInLR CAR ACCIDENT. AT Z O'Clock Yesterday
,soyn,s young ua whose uaiac is unknown attempted q
ump on o,r 80 o. Of t' IbiT'avc Ire IN the i"Woi Ne
o, non and Sxtf-siH Ive before reaching che he
ss.,tl and fe The track ~ front Of tho ic00
-, ar,,sr owen HapI;OEs Csid brake up hU'h wlc'N o
%. car p,.,ed The lrck % the uufortun9t y0UEL nan
s,ly 'yrrg iic hciG from the body. Death coupc was
'not in ufanroua Tire maCicl romans token to &C
eyeu,nih Precinct S'apn.House. They were tlfat o.
yoarg naD apps rcntr about years OF aHd releopy
dressed 10 probably his way down tP 20 d. pmc;
al hlanrss Later The doy Coroner Gamble called az INC
Mcre AZ Beeyuo Hospital, where they viii await dl'ilc''
toa The conductor Nelson Sceon and the driver Nct
sno oasody ard are held 70 av AT the result Of the too''
inauest which will probably Le bed today
RUNAWAY ACCIDRYT.-0n Sunday evening, while
Col Lynch and LADY were riding in light carriage on tSc
eom Dam road The animal attached 10 the ehce became
fheped ard dashed of az high rave OF speed After going
S0r distance the carriage i contact with e by tbs
roadside and both occupants were thrown With great violence
"a The ground Tie Colonel severely bruised about tAs
had and face Mrs Lynch hurt about the head and face
aad Is believed 20 have sustained severe internal injuries Tbs
iar persons conveyed their residence No l0 West
EeFty sTth.st. by the Thirty second Precinct Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
MONDAY. Octeq-r NJ

3oSDAY. Oct2q-r NJ
Gold has been quito irregular selling low 49, as
high Ga li6 closing at liGi For delivery gold has been
quito easy under deliveries from the Government, which
has been seller TO moderate extent TO procure currency.
The Import Of gold last week $l25323 Tho stock
opened at the full quotations of Saturday night
upon the active list but upon reports Of an unfavorabe
bank statement became d4 and lover and small decline
accepted At the regular session Of the Stock Exchange
After the cal prices rallied with good demand and atthe
Second Board an advance was paid upon the entire list
Government stocks per cont lower upon most Of
the issues but pressed for sale Ia State bonds
the changes unmporant and the transactions small
Coal stocks are strong Marposa Preferred active at
3lia3li Pacific Mail advanced suddenly per cent,
under repors Of scrip dividend Of 80 per cent and closed
in demand Euo was worry active aud sold at 81. Mich
gan southern Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rock Island and
Fort Wayne were all in request By strong buyers at higher
prices Alton and Tere Haute Common rose per cent
Pacific Mail sold high 1876 but closed at 2 and in
demand with few scors and no large lots to be had AT
the close of business tho whole market was strong North
Western taking the lead in activity. Western Union was
in demand So Tho last prices were Ohio and Misss-
sippi 33t 9S3, Boston Wa.er Power, 81 20; Cumber-
land Preferred, 6lia6lI, Quicksilver, 56tS56!i Mar
posi- Ia 9l4i Mauposs Preferred, 80; Western Union
Telegraph 53953t; New-York Central ll99ll9t; Enc,
sJ3; Hudson Riyor, 1861 Sl26l; Reading, IbGilot
Michigan Southern 92s o2s Illinois Central l@i5 ai25
Cleveandaud Pittsburgh 93i o93s Cleveland and Toledo
n9eil9i Rock Island llOl sllOl Northwestern, 81 n
81: Northwestern Preferred 5ol 9SOi Fort Wayne,
1926 G109s.
Money on cal among brokers is y cent. and leading
houses get Wound amounts az 31i con. Commercial
paper when short ssls readily a. 596 = cent. Long
psper "a more abundant lnd is not in favor with b-yos
The ba ga shows decrease IN al the items
cept specie which shows O gam Of $E6.7j2. The de-.
crease Of $l4lO3iO 10 loans las made TO percoptbls
change in the rate for money IA borrowers at call
are concerned
Tie following show, The condition OF tho NeT-Y1rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

saboined - tho Lat Of obbers prccs al the NeT-Yo'k
Dry Goods Exchange Nos 40 snd 81 Participates:
Brown MISUNDERSTANDING a, go. Crest Falls A. slc ;
Beached shirtings- 400 Forreitdae &c b!
Mills &c. o., go,
Empire l3c. 49, ,
Hoop -Bradl,ys DapeI Elliptic aud Empress Trad
prices unchanged -.
Sirts-J W. l.. s., indari Dress No 90 s27 90 or 81.
Paper COlarsMctropCitan Cois Co. Byron and Gurot'e
no l. No 20 ennmcl French enamclsd and Silver Corrr
gated 80 10 80. Goldsmith Patent. Byron, 80 aaiacs
peare, $40 cuffs, so lesj. % per cent.
Ticks-Hamlton, SIZE do. ID, 31ic. Albany, i+,c
Strpe3-Whitten.on.s A joc do u &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

Legal Tenders............. 9,064,gl5
Cearngs the week ending Oct t8j41 800 =
Clearing ending Oct i5R26i0l 80
Balances the week ending Oct Il04 sll 20
Balances Tor the week ending Oct. R3l43n ~
@No report same as las, week
Exchange is firm, and shipments Of gold will recon-
mence as soon as the November interest on the 520 is
paid Leading houses ask 1895 al0i for 6Oday bills.
In freights the engagements 10 Liverpool per steamer
are 25 hhds Tobacco al 25 and 1900 bush. Barley at
I'D. To London, 1000 bush. Oats at I'D.
The Chicago Tribune Of Friday, p. M, says;
There was a active demand for money today at most
Of the discount houses and the market working proper
tonatey closer Bordering sTngency This necesstaied
scrutiny all presented for discount and few
beyond those who absolutely entitled 10 il received
commodson There change in the bank rate In the
open market business paper negotiated at l2ds per cent
according 20 quality. There decided scarcity OF
change to-day and under active demand the market de-
cdedy mer There Is comparatively little exchange being
made owing the scarcity OF eightroom the railroads
and the high OF Lake eighs shippers 70 hold off
compelling the banks 10 carry the property until IL be for
warded better terms Round lots Of exchange PLACED
between bankers a. SOC discount TO 800 premumclpn h
buyers than sellers the upperfgur Some Of the banks
they will be compelled b. ship currency II the present sn
gency continues much longer There change in counter
ratesi100t discount buying and par senGmosiy ai the
inside figures Buffalo and 0sgego sight taken ei dis
count.
The Cincinnati Garrett. Of Friday says;
Ikse GOOD suppy Of IN the msas7 nirS't AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
AT NATIONAL YARDS.

The total number this week 80 head compares with 6oi
head week and with 5 head average per week last year
Tho number sold to-day at the Onehundredthst market
300 head compares with head last week and with 32o1
head the per week last year and with Aieo head al
market year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
Frcrn ccnusosicu,- A. n. Glove. ss

Fcoa couueosicut-A. II Close ca
From Kcufucky--John Simuors III; ID w. Brown I'll
From Indsna-B.C Barter ~
x From Now orsoy-L. w. ldadshsv' n
Il TIiB SWINE MARKET At FORTIETHSr
Receipts By railroads. 20 witt Hudson River RltroaA IA
Itrlc ItailroI. <o5'l wJorsey Central Railroad ieD
Total, ~ lO4
T,cc has lscn further decline IRE proc Of Live hoe,
Iu1nF c past week Inc dulnc ald 1ae'iri.g bat esix
Tho oonnhed Tor days ac hos ~
low 10c soae days ind egcr ~ rqi rrce large nun
remained UNFOLD ~ the close OF each da sta;s A.
things confined until saturday, yben Principally OWING n
lin lilhcd receipts Rranoe Of &C. 2, he'd sI
ON Few hogs remained Ia the yars sold lc elise IA,
There 20 cars about $500 hogs iof marka
ih. mornings there Is fair demand anl ssles pFtr
made s Va olO for good 10 best pine Western ~
y $50 Tor Michigan. at shich figures the prospect nsl q
VII be closed out BY evening
lsoepts al Communipas amounted "a 9JS head Ss
rrisy nj yh OF which 1871 Killed sTd s dressed ~,
i,c vhile i,OS were sold alive Al 9spiO "a, remainder
holding over until today.
.I.I.I q COMPARISON wIgH LAST YEAR
The receipts n hogs month pas. have averaged 80
pee week. with prices vsryig from roc "a q for tjs b
For 'Is period lls year We lad 1870 per vee1 sa
PRICES I3f elsto, showing "a 70 dcc.le N PORK
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Or al 2Ss bbs Flour ls7 bb. WHISKY, "a bDs Cor
Mea, Eo5e bush. Whest T1so bush. Corn, 1870 taA
Data ~ 6s bush Rye l93 ool bush BARLEY y bush Soda
pksa Ashes 800 pks Beet 973 bb's PORK J" pigs Cut hes
t95 Pigs Lard. g. DS bills. Petroleum. go baaL MAJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

a, legitimate demands are readily supplied salo p cent in
tcrcsY on prime paper The market cs The receipts Of
exchange arc OF the demand and dealers were d
rcnt purchasers today ~ par while The selling rne wns weak
al premium and CONCESSIONS OF go were made N some
The II ,cs island and Pacific Railroad Company notify
tho holders ~ Union Trust Company receipts 70, hsis
epp and Missouri hae taoy receive thor oul5cp ei'-
Plicaton.
Mining stocks ar, lowor. and seliss sro decided
G,si,rty Is Crosse sold al o. Bullion Corsolj,cd o.
g. %, and Coryd,a At g. %
ne p,,L1A.;otsa K,-h Ar,"ie7g eays
80 Great were tn, disles 10 toe oil trade col en- UPON
te ore atoms Of swnding hnacers thai most porous icr
tine imagined y 70 be mefl5' bqhbe Ike tb' OK so
1s 1 s p'Ss noay sa 9a "a ,s
vorkA But ihc re'oeym inter has survived al il cfror
AS is yeu ,he export ~ greater than ever VII he seen ~
IL issG ssI - aoG9aoiJn 1867 gal ....... - 5S tes
In lad g0-.-. 81 s655In 1900 (al.....--.. '5lSfH
Ia All probability the petroleum tads Is better aud stronger
fo ho prrggS bad undergone although The macy ha'
ip, II t65usagI os persons H. figta 20 con 'npae
The figures VIC preent above gper 70 n1cste ,na wy
Team business ba az length become permanently lsl'c ooa
wrought by Clgcr banking eepoion. This intees ~ Diu
ing up NorW ostcrn pennsylvania region tbai PoIises
60 az % 6T IN f9 t Si az G tax
about Ito Ticbes OF other on regions tho great DUG ~ s OK
port the prodac Of Pcnosvania Che oil Of other oa, I
INABILITY 20 1coc,re Il sufficiently TO Ce,cahl
Pittsburgh and Eric This interest has become an inme
Of wealth and prosperity for not merely N the % ~
and so Of il do they thrive. but In the refining o. II J nave
reared up constantly aaelncnting industry
The PonsrRc Miners Journal Of Saturday Ssys'
The quantity Of b. railroad this week - 7sr1
l0 s pgns for he corresponding last year This trade
sums Up this yses q follows compared VIZ ss 49, yos,
S I.ft s. s W. o., Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
RAnn1xn AM FINANCIAL.

fzyr CaiC AGO ROvK Island AND PAciIic EArrJAp
FtR,r MOrraAss SEsYS PR CEST BJsD5
CTB-gIY GTA25 TO EJal
FOa SAIL IN
CLARK DODGE & %.
No 81 WAS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
THE MARKET AT HUDSON CITY.
unnsnn C1rv o., Oh The rnceinta of bee,

HUDSON CITY, Oct 26.-The receipts OF beeves so
far this week sl with IS expected tomorrow IL
will be recOected that the market taing one al TINS
place last week and One hundrehst the Mon
day following Trade continued grow worse and prices
kept going down until last Wednesday when the market
had all gone The few sales made az decline OF To- per
pound from those OF the previous Saturday even good tat STOCK
selling nj 415c. From this very low point there little
improvement now and sales easily eneeted, Dut
s at prices &C. per pound below this day week, and the
market far from being strong The best drove prime
Kentucky steers cwt and fat sold at lbc and only
chance extra animal reaches 6tc sold sngy One thing
noticeable and that the numbers Of dOYes In first hands lev
spectators droYers choosing 10 risk purchase aer their
late and not TO be forgotten lesson The majority OF the
cattle fair retailing steers selling az l3A9l3ci while
thinnish steers and much lower There quite run
of ordinary State stock from the central and western portions
this State the most by destroying the herbage huyins
them of TO market.
THE MARKET AT ONE HUSDREDrHsr
NATIONAL YARDs Oct 29-The state Of trade at the cattle
market to-day really better than Last Monday without any
material advance In prices The beet quality OF cattle bsng
number than last week have undoubtedly sold higher
al least none been sold at Ito " 10 Consequently
have made the average 4tc which oncfouh cent higher
than In last report The poorest stock have sold Just about
they did last week One set Of bulls the scales al &c
live weight Several lots Of thin steers dry poor stays
bulls &c have sold ~ 80 0c per n, and good many finnish
ster A. ae Droves Of fair Illinois steers heye sold at 10
1c aud better stock little higher In this class suoh
good Western dovca the trade has been quicker aud conao
oneny better terms for toyers al the Sans rso per
round because the estmsor OF weight 81 better bl with
ts Improvement ths market Is yet hard FOR droyrss
Ts,Y ssy eat We hsV, ne tsub. trlf-hG t1 ere losing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
pECRfPTs

Fog Trr wFtK FNDyG MONDAY. Oct - 1896
Bssvss Cows Vs.,s s1soP and Lsnos Swins Total
6TN 100 I1at 917e5 se48l 800
Ths-e vcrs sold al tie following market places:
Shoep and
Bssvsa Cows Vssls. Lambs 5wfns. Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
SAYEs o. DRovERs.


Tie following the Of droyers owners, con-
sgnees u the principal lro'es and where the cattle
ported from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND ALTos RAILROAD 30,
No "a BROADWAY. NEW YoRE. s'p'. H. 1850 !
NH!CAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST

v M)RTGAOE SINKING FUND EONDs. =
hereby given that have this day eesgaieS OH
bonds numbered follows: 49, 3A 49, 1876 -, H. ~ 81.
500 IN 100 81 22 27s 3l2 a. r. o. 81 90 each for redemption
According Of Interest thereon VIII
November The undergned ready 70 pay them vn 10
s. j. TILDEh, 10. IL Walls.
L. IL MEYER, No. ~ Exchange pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
WnEnE - cArrIE ARR FRoM

They c1ns by following Erie Railroad 80 Hud.
son River Railroad IA Harlem Railroad 20iO; New Jersey
Central Kilrsad ~ By Hudson kyer Boat 21 on foot
q about ~ we're In the One hludreh Yards Mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
NJEW.YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
OsnoE on rus AronIsos AID PTkss Par kAlLIoAo Co.

"A OF Tie Company will be held the Oee o. tbs Compy s
Civ kchson the 1 day Of November 1855 bewe
Tue hour o'clock for the puTpose q acting the
proposed change Of the tails Company Central Bsaos
Union Phc Railroad CompSaY aud such otter 1asness a.
Igry ooms before meeting THOS b. SOFTER, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
OF PPODUCE
flnaurial.

N0TICE.-Tbe annual meeting Of the StOc1hoidon
~ Of the RECUPERk1TvE CALORic ENGINE COMPANY
will be held at No ia broadway THURSDAY ibs J dsy
October setsnt at O'clock for the eseon Of fsses
The ssnssosion Of other busnesNew Yort Oe IS 1850 By
Der X. W. BLkECkER Treasures,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
OgrrEp SITES TREASURY. lsTERgsT DEPARTMENT I
A. DsNRy.loRK Oct. D. 1904. I

s.sSvao Sx o e. az zoo co1r
- PONS flia1 due oe the proxno will BE-
received the Interest DeLsrmen q hs Uasa
s..te, rreaaury n. n. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United