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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

sss%:Sip oHse; cSspmsu Cow Bay 1d'J' with coal ssS
Steamship Valley City Snyder Richmond. be. with mde to
Steamship Esse Burde, Norfolk % houn in bs., w. P
Steamship Ellen g. Terry ca.pp Esvbsp n c. 60 houu yi,1
@d'e aud CoOod'peed 2oh nst passed steamship ~
z " sts.:ss wOod~eea LsDsSs and sf Ws,. Sep.
in the En clsnSe wi.b ,tIcns westerly sine. then
bad s winds and aue weather. sh inst, - nile. o. sas'ess
ward bound steam bp lay By shout Tine and proceed on bel
Bark Elizabeth Matthias. csrdenas II day, with sugar 20 wseh
'cher Psner been days Of ai,era With heavy NJ "isa,
to FuncS Msiucks WenS ai.tns lat 81 Is iSn 70 ~ saw,
to Ssvs taken % ascertain d. either Ths
BARK George knsnsn tof Bo.ion Hammond Sept !,
via Hampton Road. days With @.hSsaay TO o. ss. Co
Bsit f. cubins ic Stockholm Rogers New Orleans days wit,
Big Hsdss Isi oesrbdss ssy:s,.S S Mar d'ys with LOG
Brig Velocity tof Jsncsl Darrell ousnanemO@ days. with ~s
Big Bsnls tcf Hs1 Cochran Havana IS days. with 'uss u
Big ASsIodI NOrw chr,,snsn Seville q days. with sd's s
d. s; M Sf a. G sa "a ii I' ss F s%'
scs5 D. Bowen !ssa;on Albany I r5o,Ssnaf hampton Read.
ae.ys cis single. to ThOna nO%ss o With p.y .e..
sclr. j. y D. crsmer, Matthews, Virginia.
scht 8 ( shr E.,@.. Le ss Virgins.
s ssRi 3 !; $ $ GisS i. view yi.s %a-
Schr w. Sinms, PkaToi Virginia
Scbr Alice Ida, Me rs Virginia
Schr. J. Collins Brown Virginia.
H.. J. Wood. Curtis. Virginia
Sch. A. Wiley, Avery. Baltimore
Schr r. Boardmsn, BOardmsn. Gsorgrtown d. g.
Sch. Il. H. Wilson, Nudge, OeoEgrtown d. c,
Schr. 5. O. Hart Rswley Georgetown ID. G.
schr. G. NJ. Nevins Cullen, Georgetown, D. Q.
schL r. Stron; Brown, Georgetown. D. z.
Schr :. J. Frost, Frost, Georgetown, d. Z.
Schr. y. Moore Chambers. Georgetown y: u
Schr Minerva Jefferson. GEORGETOWN, c.
Sclr T. Watson. CFannier, Oeorsetown ID Z.
SchE g. Hall. Doughty. Virginia.
Sclr Moderator Rutsn. Virginia
Schr r. knight, Bartlett Virginia
wIND-At Sunset. Sw.
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Cost ano fonu6.

week near Harlem Railroad Depot,
come MONEY which vii be returned 10 the by proving
property paying expenses No. SOi Colunbas Brooklyn
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
c., p,.. 20 sun s.......508 Moon .5;33
- DAY.
Sandy Gov Island. Hell Instrumentation
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CHEESE.

The recepts OF Cheese g boxes in Of the
heavy arrivals the previous week and the market under
the WEIGHT Shippers are slow in coming 10 the ree so %
the stock is png up and offering lower rates Such fine
cheese Cuba octory offering at 7c and TINS piee
really the outside limit for choice article some fancy ~ held
higher and sells in small grocers but IL is hard mat
get shippers up 7c today They want good AZ
6c and get too though they scarcely operating ut all
just now Farm dairy goes of yey slowly Mt l5d for good
10 choice Fuish dairy is weak at quotations We quotes
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCT c-ea4o bbls Flour sol bbls Whisky 100 bbls Corn
Meal 30 sacks oil Cake lilo bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn,
800 Oats 56 bush Malt 9G2 bush Barley % bush Seeds,
q pkgs. Beef 81 pkgs Cut Meats, 20 pigs Lard 6 bbls
Petroleum
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Ny. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOH TIKI " EEh ENULNU Vcb % IooU'
Expressly for tbs ~ Y TRIBUNE BY Reporteri

Expressly for THE ~ Y TRIBUNE BY Reportsri
The following are the OF articles In good c0nd.
ton sold by commission houses at Wholesale Shippers
receive TO 10 " ss deducted for commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 10 sell
often with the request that immediate returns be made cannot
always obtain the prices which transient buors have to
figures are intended for the farmer than the merchant
and prefer dsappont by giving the outside prices Of
very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS
Prime Old Beans very scarce and few new ones are
irving These arc held at high figures sueh g IS per bush
for choice lot of old mediums The demand is very active
but few good Beans are wanted there are too many
-. nnn hinhn We nnnfn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
VEGETABLES.

The potato trade continues very dn n present low rates
owing 10 ro, which crowds them upon the market sales have
becn made OF a. . Dbl NewJcrsoy Sweets are also very
aupd ant aud dinlcult 10 sell We quote.
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FOR
$1,000, 900
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY BONDS,
GUARANTEED by
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
Jersey

Sealed proposals viii be received tho Once the Central Rail
road Conany NswJsrsey un FRIDAY October 70 o. noon
the whole "a One Million Dollars OF bonds OF
m Dock and Improvement Company.
100 each due July 1885, interest cent
paysbe January aud July In the C,y Of New orb
attached and be held either siF
tered bonds bonds the holder may from time to ne
Commnpaw Bay under the authority OF the State Of New Jersey
on ont OF tie Company and in connection with
the the Central Railroad Company oNewJsey
The punctua otbe principal and interest the Bonds
fu.rap.ed by Central Railroad Company Of New-Jrrsey
Proposals should be sealed and naored Proposals Tor BOnd
directed TO SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer, No. 100 Lbersys
New.York
desired be obtained application
the ssnne place a copy Of the bond can be
be mace 50 the allotment the Bonds -
5a Of November and IS the 18th De
tie whole be paid once The Interest viii Be
adjusted or the first coupon. 49,. .
The RICH, reject Of the bds not salts
factory 10 the Company. -. .......uo.,
JOHN q. GREEN Finsnee
MOsES TAYLOR, (Commtte
ADAM NORRIE
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TGGs.

These coming forward less freely the receipts being
rs bbls for the week Still The market Ia firm and ots
good fresh eggs have recently been sold at the mark for 3e
while Western bringing sc at mark or 3e loss on We
quote.
NewJersey and Pennsylvania, fresh, y doz 30 a
STATE, good Marks .-.-..--.ol Hd<
Western, at mark 4 doz. q az
Egg Oats - bush, good .....................43 d5O
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LEATHER emlock-we note q steady demand at
changed prices market firm receipts liberal stockmoderae
Oak.Dcnand light unchanged prices with fair inquiry
Light Rough at advanced fguresi stock accommodating
slowly. We quote: Hemlocs-BucnoS Ayres Heavy 193tc
Middle 3d35kc Light 3363lc; California Heavy 3ja31c
Middle, Sass Light; 3?aSei OrfnoeO, SC, Heavy 81
S3c; Middle 321 G34e.; Light 3lG32ci Good Damaged 80
S3ci Poor Damaged % 025ci in the Rough 35a31c Oak
Slaugbter-Heayy, 40a4G; Middle 40G45e Light 34d4Oc
Cropped Middle 59955c Cropped Light 4sa52c Heavy IN
the Rough 42a46c; Middle do 3Ga40c Light do S6d42e
Bellies, O922c p ID, cash. i,
LATH--E are in active demand aud firm sales Of
aS00O at 81. 3 mos .,., !,
LEAD1he demand for Pig has been extremely hunted ana
have only few small sales In all say 20 runs III
prices particular variation has occurred
lIME-ROckand is in good demand anu inc marley eps
firm sales OF 900 bbls Common at 81 20 very hte Lump
IN the market; the nominal price is 81 lO $3.50 -,
MOLASSES-The low qualities for dstllng ana the prime
qualities for the trade both In very good demand and being
scarce firm medium grades however arc very dui
somewhat rOmna sales today OF 10 hhds arDadoes a
$40 and by auction 100 bids Dcmerera az 59 Gsoc four
months quote Cuba Aiuscoyado at 45d6Oc Cuba Cayed
Ad46c. do. Centrifugal 35d49c, aN Porto Rico a5QlOc
ths stock 800 hhd Cuba and 3A0O hhds Porto
Rico
NAVAL STORES-Crude Tnrpentre hns advanced and a
lair business done Spirits Tpentine has been very ex
cited eeIe and decidedly better sales were made as high as
Soc but the market lower and unsettled Rosns too
have advanced materially and active demand prevailed but
20 the close Common much lower Fine descriptions how
not Tar has improved and lair business
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Dpiocno Notices.


Tua AMERICAN EIoHASaE NATIONAL BASK
NEE.ioaK, Oct 49, 1896
4 SRMEANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
~ CENT the Capisl STOCK Of this
decaei able add ST Nov l. The rH"ef
closed this date and on ne "a November
y. WILSON, Cssoisr
DULLION CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
I'D PANY OR COLORADO-A ffh DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR
Ssv Instant to sioskhod. Of record OF
rsysbio soeAholds q boston eeatd A. Ne lnda
a., md Of fsmerE Loan and
"o'' o. 10 % j. !. WHITNEY Treasurer.
HouslIosIc KAILHoAD CoxPASr, TREAsuRERs oIricE.
RHiDoyPORr. Conn. Oc, 49, lt65. :
nIVIDEND No. l5.-Tho Board OF Directors OF
nj. Road have this day declared DIVIDEND OUR Doll
PER SHARE. free Government Tar the Preferred
Cap. payAbl- tho Lot Of NOVEMBER 1915 TO such
Stockholders shah appear ny the Transfer Books o the Company
ofssd Soes the 26,h day Of oeoeer 1855
Tie Dhia,ud the Boston boob, will be paid at the
ofice N,.t. j. T. THAYERk BKo and Bridgeport books
a this Office
The Tfsn all he closed nom the 10th n't to the 'i
''''''''' CHARLES X AvERLL. Treasurer
CENSENDERFER MINING CoMPANY.-The'
- Trustee. sruendsrF Mining Compluy have declared
DIVIDEND ofONE PER CENT Capita stock fI tie month
II SEPTEMBER payable their Office NOVEMBER J. 1880 10
skholie Of recad Of that day Transfer books closed from DC
IL. A. SHERRILL. Treasurer. No. 10 Bro,d ,t
V'HE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE
Il CITY or NEW.YOEK. New YORK Oct. 10. ie-h. meet.
ns oike this Bsnk held this sdvdend OF
tie last ,is months payable and Htsr November lat
The TrAn Books oil Be closed the 2ist inst and 10
''N VA A. wHEELoCK. President.
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OLThcre has been only moderate business in Crude and
Sperm Oil since last bat prices have undergone essential
change Menhadcn Oil in fair demand end firm at 92Ac
Lnseed oil dull and prices easier. No change has
taken place in Land OIL the business has been moderate
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financial.

MOTICE-The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
IN q The RECUPERtTiyE CALoRIC ENGINE COMPANY
will ba h. at No. ia Broadway THURSDAY tie sofa day Of
October n,tant at O'Clock the election Of Trustees and
the Transaction OF other busnesNew York Oct 1865. BY
Ger r. w BLEECkER lres,nreT
Oy1oE ON SLAYER EARn or CorPASr No. l35 BRoADwAIt
Roon No. O. NEvYoRK, Oor. H. I516 !
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of this COMPANY for tho ELECTION Of
TRUSTFFs viii be Office Of the Company SATUR
L. P. NOBLE. Secretary.
ADRIAN n. HULLHR, Auetioneer.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY STOCK
III ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. n. WILKINS Co. will SELL at
auction ON WEDNESDAY Oct a. eeloeE 2. Tho E1ehanse
y,csn, ,ocrss.a of ths Com an 's capital H339)
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fcaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT in and for the
~ CITY sud County Il New L. FLINT PlsiDin
sWILLIAM ~ and MIL p. KRAUSSE Defendants Ssm
oa.For Re LEI tom. not served un Psse ane Emu
B. Krause the above named defeI rnts: You
hereby summoned aud reqnel to snswer Int Rev stamp
the compliant Ia this action, which Will be hel. 20 cents
IN the Office Of the Clerk Il the City and County Canoe ell
q Newiork. at the City Hall in said city, :......,:
copy the said complaint on the
.ubscbrr At his oac. No. IL Hsa~sTe-t New'fsrk CITY
after the service Of this excu
sive 81 service; and you ' the said
compliant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this seton wi
toe dsmaDdrd n the lrniDsted
Sep enb-r 49, 1866. II. EDWIN TREMAE Plaintiffs AtoIn-y
The COMPLAINT 10 the above entitled ion HE'D at the once o.
Clerk City snd County Of Nrw-York on tie 7Oh day OF
September, 1896 Ii. EDWIN FIREMAN., Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct IaM6N.W w.
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- ton of the Mayor Aldermen aud Commonsy OF The CHy OF
NrwYork relative opening Of Seventy third street rom the
Fourth In the City OF New orr
We ssionr, Of Estimate ord Aessmtnt
h-rby give notice 10 the o~ ner or OWE
occupants shOn snd lots and improved OF IN
thereby aud ell others whom meJ con-
20 wits
FIRsT That completed estimate and ssseseni and
hose proceeding, in o. the land,
and BE- opposed 20 the ane DO present
robetons writing dy yenrd to Charles A. Peabody e-q
our tho Office VI the Commissioner No sg Nassau
oom No Az in this cy or beioie The seventh DAY o.
November the said Conmisone WIN bear per-
ecng within the ten week dys next nr e ah styrnn
dy Of Ncvebr aud for that viii be IN attendance
each Of the said days at eleven oock u
SECOND the said rmse and assessment To-
ether with the sda esstrs and OIL or roe-
nmrn used b. in mining report have ben de
Commissioners Ofc IA the City OF cw ioik
ihrr - rYnsn until Ito NINETEENTH day Of November 1870
TmED mit, embraced by ssaesnt aoessid are
follows All those pieces parcels Of land lying and ens
on third street. the City Of New-fofk, between MADISON
aud Second and exeens on either ee o. % sew
half the distance TO the next street Feto snd
FouRru report herein viii 10 presented TO The supreme
Cont Of the state ok at Grnsr Term thereof TO De
rid A. he CITY Hal ia City Of NewYork the fwery-secon
dv November the opening Of the Court on bst day and
that thereafter counsel can De besfd
thereon melton will be naio that The said report be confirmed
Dated Saw.YGs, October g. 1906
g 4; PEABoppffi nwrs )c,u,,,.,,or.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

STATE NRw.IoRK, BANK DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY. April %, 1896.
NOTICE ia hereby given, pursuant to Chapter $50
~ Laws Of 1889 aud so Laws Of 1915 that the circulating note,
issued the Citizens hank oanhng sssocon located In the city
NewYork will be REDEEMED At PAR by the Superintendent
Bnkng Department Jrcseneon 1t Tie Eewfork State
Bank, the city Of Abny for six from tho date
hereof and not thereafter
Tho outstanding circulating Of the said bank must pre-
seated Aforesaid within S yesr from the date hereof and all
notes which shall presented redemption and payment
specified III 10 be charge the fund
Ga the hand, OF the Superintendent for that purpose.
Apg3-lsw tm q. w. SCHUYLER, SuoeTlntende9t
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HIpEs. SKINS AHp PURs.
sUNDRTEs.

little SOrgum Strip has been received but the market
for il Is slow lot Of oOO Western Becswax sold at
4c Honey continues Indinn Meal has advanced
Feathers firm and hops even brewers sending
ton elected Governor Tiss senseess political dodge In
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os.sg eGf fte1isi5 omos m foi zoi9sq'm vac cH)
eroEssra hcog ee9 or nY.s sYld n'fc s,ae7)
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sTEARIS-The inquiry has been fair but lower prices
though the supply modeTate Of iG0e0 at 41a nc.
Tor common good White and small lots Of choice at III
I7go and 30 900 b Grease at 9al2tc
TALLOW1he demand has been moderate and we have 10
note rregay In prices At the close the market is
arm i2,c for City and &c for Butchers Association.
Issaser Plates have met with moderate obbng demand but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
q. 4. PEABODY,
THOMAS DUNLAP.

limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Oct. 10.
u CLIFFORD sad POWELL J. j.
Union Sugar Refinery in equity Va Francis % Mathiessn
Th. t the nsmen Of eat on apparatus
Tor refining SUI ar zen n & 81 machipes - -
decree .as-slrs validity the patent and order
ina an Injunction restraining the defendant from erthe
@ Of sni for seeoant Of the profits heretofore
made by the a, { Ddsnt.
Tho defendants ttis FRANCIS o. MATIhlEssEN
WIECHERS. Sugar Rehnsr-, Of Jersey City,
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PoULTRY AND GAME

Tie crop Of turkeys reported very heavy Fowls are
peaty and sell slowly Dressed psut coming forward
someof Il poor order owing warn weather few deer
have also tccu fpceycd
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STATE OF NEv.ioKE BANK DEPAHraINr,


NOTICE Is hereby given, Pursuant 10 Chapter
~ Law, Of ise and go Laws Of sc5 that the efeu anI
National Rank n the City Of New York bank
Hs located tho City d will be redeemed AT
the Superintendent q The Bnkn; De- atmeni pr-sents
National Bank IN the City Of Albany for Sin
yef d. RON .to date hereof and not thereafter
outstanding circulating Of the said bank mus. be
'suled afofcad hn 'r years from tho date hereof ard 81
no s b. redemption and payment within
I'm. p-ciAed viii % DO srs the fund la the
A. gs-Iaw en. q. ". SCHUYLER. Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

UUFH-s-
sEEDS-The market unsettled and closes lower, sales Of
Old IT 49, and small lots OF New At lJc Timothy seed 10
selling slowly ga s. 50 per bush Calcutta Lnseed selling
az o. 5af2 GO here and at Boston. Calcutta Lnseed dull al
- SOaE2 20 in Boston and here gold
SHOT without change. We quote Drop az ll3c, aad
Buck at I2te, cash.
husiness sales OF 200 boxes a. l90l9tc, cash.
SPELTER-We note sales OF % tuus Scan nj bsc gold,
which Is decline Lehigb firm Of ia &c. currency
SKINSThc market has been very quiet for Foreign Deer
aad Goat and prices nOminnlly unchanged.
SPICES-Tc general market Is dull Pepper Is In large
supply and wanted prices more or less nominal We
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STATE hEw.io BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBANY. Apnl a. 1865.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
~ ter a Laws and 49, Laws II 1865 that tho ClRlU
LATlNG NOTES ,ael to the EAST RIVER BANK o. e CITY
YORK; banking asocaion located in the Cy OF New
Yok-wil be REDEEMED by the superintendent a. the
BANKING Department prrnton Of the orb state Ha,ion
tn City Albany for sir from the date hereof and
not thereafter
The outstanding circulating no,es Of tho said bank must be pre-
the date hereof and ell
notes which ,la presented for redemption and payment
within the tim. specified will 10 be charge the fund
In tie hands Of tie Superintendent FOR that purpose.
Az 2s-Iss 6mo o. w. SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
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STATE new foRK. BANK DEPARTMENT., /
ALBANY. June II. 1856.
ArOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 70 Cha

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 10 Chap
~ 1882 aud a. Laws " 1905 that the ercuns
the Park Bank BsbkfnI Aooon oard In the
Cy viii be redeemed Al rlS b the
ofs BANKING Dcpsmsn pr-entson at tho NeS-ioik state
National Bank IN the city Of Albany for r years from the date
befrf and not thereafter
The out.tsninr enstInE note. IL. said bank be pre-
,ced Aforesaid within 'I from tho daie hereof and oil
,h for REDEMPTION and payment
.rechsd will BE- charge the fund
IN the hand, Of the Superintendent or that purpose
Jsi1lawtmWed q. w. sCHUfLEN superintendent
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-11
ROUGE LA
NO. 80.
Gazette &Gntl1et
TRUTH I'm PARENT1EEsIs.

By THOMAS HOOD.
"I really take it very kind,
This visit, Mrs. Skinners s
! have not seen you such an age
(The wretch has come to dinnaf.y
"Your daughters, too, what loves Of girls
What heads for painters easels!
Come here and kiss the infant dears--
(And give it p'rhaps the measles.l
"Your charming boys see are home,
From Reverend MIR. Russeli'sl
'Tis very kind to bring them both
What boots for my new Brussels ID
"What little Clara left at home
Well now / call this shabby;
should have loved to kiss her eo---
"a fabby, dabby, babby y
"And Mr.. S. hope he's we'll,
And though he lives SO handy.
He never now drops in to sup--
(The better for our brandy ID
.Come take seat-I long to hear.
About Matilda's marriage;
You've come hope to spend the day;
(Thank heaven | hear the carriage y
"What must you go? next time hope
You'll give me longer measure;
Nay-I shall see you down the stairs
with most uncommon pleasurei)
"Good byel Good bye ! remember all,
Next time you'll take your dinnerst
(Now, David, mind I'm not at home
In future to the SINNERS ?")
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-11

H In the historical collection of
Dresden is an object of great interest
"a perfect revolving pistol, more
than two hundred years old; no an
tiquated, half made, rough, rudi-
mentary affair, but as thoroughly
finished pistol as the Toledo and
Damascus blades Of older date. II
is of the same size as a Colts re-
volver, and not only were the reyoly.
ing barrels of precisely the same
structure, size and shape, but they
were six in number. The only point
of inferiority was that in this there
is no spring to bring up the next
barrel when one is fired. It must
be done with the hand. Col. Colt
was shown the pistol when in Europe.
shortly before his death. His face
was very expressive when he saw
his own invention applied more than
two centuries since. OF course, the
lock was flint, and yet being a re..
volving lock, it was packed away in
little space, and the whole aspect OF
the pistol was as neat and attractive
as any modern revolver. There in
also another frearm still mora inter-
esting. It is Whitworth gun, per-
tect In every respect, except that the
bore is square instead of six.sided.
Truly there is nothing new under
the sun!
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-11
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

CONSISTING OF
STORE, DOOR and other LOCKS, of all kinds.
STRAP, and BUTT HINGES.
DOOR and SHUTTER BOLTS.
MILL and HANDSAW FILES.
RIP, PANNEL and TENON SAWS.
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACKs.
HAND AXES nd HATCHETS.
COLLINS & HATCH'S AXES.
TRACE CHAINS, COLLARS and HAMEs.
BLIND BRIDLEs and PL0W LINES.
SASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS
SEWING and PEGGING Avis
BLACKSMITH sLEDGES HAND HAWsERS
COPPER RIVETS and BURRS.
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETS-al1 sizes.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and SCISSORS.
WHITEHEAD d CHROME GREEN PAINT
BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL and PUTTY
LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WHEEbBARR0WS,
SPADES, SHOVELS and RAKES.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING T0NGS,
WALL PAPERS and B0RDERS-new patterns
ALI of which will be sold at the very .oyes1
narket rates.
JAMES EgcVAY.
mar21 Third Street, opposite the Bank.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-11
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMs,
Main ST., between Third and Church,
EATON R0UGE, Id.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive Or
/ ~ers lor all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. VIII make or mend in the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand fine
assortment of Metallic Cases, and is ready to re-
ceive orders in this line of business, which will
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
of Piper Bradford.
sug6 FRED. FUNKE.