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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAvRE AND BREsT Nov 9l-In Steamship VIC se
Paris-Mf and daughters MI Lscorro MI En?
Mn Terry Miss Psr NJ Hasted and three Mr. Lers M
Strange Mr. Cooley Mr Sas Ma tIoideyAoz Pin. hAs
Mrs Hrth Mrs Tucker Mrs Csshsn, MI schwartz MISS hsao
koper M Grant Mr. and Mrs Csrp.n'sr MT ana MI
and two children, II. NJ P. and A. Ps1, MIRA and ni''
Ps!l M Dupaneur. Mr. House Mr.. keSde, Dr. seos
Dr. Pratt, DR. Fins Mrs Marauand and Mr. Sehsnter ~
saes Mr Blanchard Mr PoEche Mr. White and AA Whe
and MSs Debbns Mr. and Mrs. RELY ME- nd hs Ne Syeryo
Crooks Mr. Jones Mr. Pnnner NJ NJ Msfn ara CHG Flo
Chaa Davis Muller. Dreyfa de PeTrieot slIeu
Wenz Osu en- Ze oregeT Mrs. Cath Peter M and Nm fspscs
Lew ard cnidron M Rose hnrch Mrs Dsnsnn Mrs Dinge
~ s. & Mrs Tarpn Mr.. VilsyaTde. Nj. jane deFefoes
NJ Pscbe and Mrs Blocs, Mrs ss1ss Mr., su''IaAp s1
maid James Mr.. Smith. MF and Mrs. subway MY and NJ
stweL PA1ch and three MI ane MS snd Two sase
Hail Mr. Schsfer sud Children MI Marley b o
and child Mr. Altman Mr.. Coste, Mics julie CoIe
Levy Mr., Mrs and Miss CassneI NJ and of
schphn Mr. Capen, Ar Feury Masters md nv
Msss WE'LL Sehweitsrr Mrs Lyuds, Ma and Aiss Luca
Ms Buuer Hirsch and chidren hss Levy MI
ana Misses Ouerback schuad MIRA segnrnot and chhdfen
Maid Of Mrs Goldman Of Bit Dsnen Mr. Leconoreur Mis-
Pouard Messrs schsuby Chorrean Serres bah DEFINE
C.rrck Fher Beptiste Budon Chslsfd, Estysn HON
day Ebert. ?. Michel Porter LsstheruDan MIS- hoS
thai NJ. NJ. Fernandez ..... :, =, -.
shp Teutona-Anns Wilsek, H. heuseh ssrFam j. MHe y
Palm and son schiebe BaWeg Louise FereT Cana
rine B-pper and child Jaeger W L. Lee w HeeH basr
bah vile md child Caroline nshde Hsnule Anna Caoh
Marie schleHsh L. Gross Pauline Rosendor Eshe. BorDseu l.
Conn L S-herer Jacksa Lima Dahl yee breuno A. Gunner
n,aup N Men Eidz C. Buck K. HALE, A Robert d. Foh
Hoaestx Heise L. Burger o. Nrumann. E1nms Roberts 4
Robert Clara Is. wAek 81 Fox and others in tie 'eass
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6topes, Ranges, &r.

CAVES COAL AND INCREASES HEAT.
~ MLLERS Paten RADIATOR esy appliod 20 any sos
heater and VIII found highly economical fof oees ad
B. D. MILLER Manufacturer No. 81 Grsenest send or aess
i've plmphst
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MisrelldHeoug.

FRANKFIELD e. Co., Jewellers, No. 909
a ei.sye corner Of Fouresntbs and No. as EEhthavs
sonsr Of RECOMMEND THEIR FINE STOCK Of
WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE. We are
Psteees and Manufacturer Of American Cuekoo Coc lsdss
WGtohss with Secret Losksis for Likeness. - .. -.
COTTON WASTE for Machinery aud Packing
- Skits nd selorsd. For SALE iov BY
w W. TAULMAA No 70 NClI1-si. N. z.
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plni0en0 Notires.


OyYrcE d PAcINC MAIL srEAHHU CoxPASI.
EHvYOEK. Nov. 10. 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
~ Or DIRECTORS have ths DAY declared DIFlDEND Of
FIVE PER CENT o. the net Of The gnsm ending
October 81 psysDs the os Of tho company SAIURDAt u
The r.n,,sr Book. vii be closed TUESDAY NOV 10 O'Clock
D no. and rs0psusd AONDAf. Dec.
order Of tho Board u Dirsetora
JfglOE 90 taH CHICAGO AND EoBrH WEsTHHs RAusAI Co.,
~ BROADWAY NHVYORK Nov FL. 1880.
rT'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company
A have day declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER ONT
Tho Prset Stock Of this Company for The
wear ending December PsAbs and alter tbs
7 Dsesubsr tho Preferred STOCK o. tbs COMPANY
70 hode o. said stock shown by the books Of tbs Company
ID DAY Of D,csmber
viii bs closed ID, asnoSE Of The ls o. De
onmber aud op-u no morning q tie iSAl 800
psrs sbsre othc Dividend declared will be PAID Tor
.bs Of tbs Of The sock The day
preceding The purchases q fRTChhRD Treasurer
OeFToH MouETArH C1xpAHr No isl Brosdvsy
TU'HE Directors OF the MOUNTAIN OIL COMPANY
Asys declared q DIVIDEND Of two per hsif oapia
sook proceeds Of wois Csry Run DgG Tract
Ohoe Of s4d Company aud stst The BON os Ihs
transfer oss3 fo i've peviop BY order Of tbs
Board. JULIUS X fOhBNDls TfenJref
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nov 2i-l3sl9 bbis Flour 90 bhls. WlDaky 10 aaoka
E,0 Meal col sacks Oh Cake - 100 bush Whoa ~ AZ
ush Corn bush Data nc POS busb Rye $40 bush all
b. g3 bush Barley "a bush Seeds ~ pkga AAhs N pkgf
bbs Petroleum.
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GTuress Companies.
prcposals.

QUAArNRHAsrER GESERALs OWES,
Washington. D. C., Oct 81, ECO
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BLOC ks.
sealed Proposals be- received the Orce Of the Quarter
mater General Wahnston D. c. until Nov 20 1850 for iuniahiHs
a., iron Head E National Cemetee delivered IN quartz
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accordance with tbs SPECIFICATIONS
strictly both wbiob % sea
IN, Osicss Chs Quscrmsstera H boson Nov
Yek Phadepha PtshyrEh Baltimore Wa4ngo fOrtrosa hoa
Au.ua fGs Taahaoe Mobile New OrcsDa GSyOs,on Vieks
borg Mephi Nashville Chattanooga hnrfeesbofo Lcu'iie
Chazo ye Columbus lOdiol CtnennAl Delroi b.
BssVsnworh Omaha Le Heck aud Sen hrsncisco
Bds will received unt DeceHbeT ~ sosl
They VIII 10 abouuias W niche. hs from Ton s 70 Twelve
and hdi
ipchs vide vita hanEo bottom They vii bc hollow
regiment sorna and date INC DO
raaed etts they mus % OF gooa ovo
pss EsKhins twenty fo M caeh and DO coated
thorodShy BY dipping in melted Iinc.
invited Tor delivery 81 ssh pace sno IN ass
oes supply more than ons 0cshy should be
reduced pos The articles would bo iurnshea mo IN
creased number.
Es BID NOS. accompanied good and sufficient suarinioe
rsaponaLe that tho contract awarded viii
be faithfully prSnnty sxscuod chs retpondDihy Of the
Oh G certificate oths clark the
Disrct Court ofhe United States District Atorney
TO itsef tae nsh % reject gu baa
the award not lset thsn the h
January inanoe change ts point. Of
blocks, ia which easonabo
deduction tof Ginnheo HAnapor~on
The dine OF d.lvsry TO subeo, future Sransemsn sur
sat bsnx .sr che s Of Nance arc mfnnhsd 70 the
s article. nus. conform rsidy tho sample and vii % sub
tho pol Of delivery - the Chsi Of the
Tss al Ssns and address Of tho bidder should .ppoG
10 Proposals no plainly fropOsa for Iron Head
B!oks and sddrss.d TO the QuntsrnaSte. or. " A.
WasaiaS.on D. C." -. a., IA Y. mEi1o
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Gtationerp ano Tantp GOODS.

6iationerp an0 5antp Sooos.
COCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANUFAClO,
~ RY lI2 WAm-st Y0rhAn kinds Of Cut Pressed and
Plain GLASS INKsTANDs, PAPER wElohIs sPosoE Fpur r
Ebony LIBRARY IAksTANDS CoehrAne PstSn
Analytic Thermometer INKS Whitney Diapers Pct lNkSIANDS
nanDiaetuers Mail orders strictly attended
CCHOOL-REWARDS, TESTIM0NIALS-A very
- desirable distribution the eoo OF Ichoos Sunday
CWds and Medals Marriage Cer,ihcstet yaonnsl Lace
Paper the constantly being pabhshed by
BERLIN JONES, Noe. 10 and l3e WilismsL
ENVELOPES OF every variety Of Color aud Quality,
H manufactured Patent Cumming and Folding Machines
which psufes envelope. Open End Envelopes to-
ssher with large variety Of LETTER and NOFEPAPEks
BERLIN JONES, Msnoiaetursfs Nos ~ and 80 Wlhlsns
EDDING-ENVEL0PES, CARDS, &c.-Just
w Ou-Ths new Square FLAP the most desirable yei
ens Envelope introduced Mourning Envelope Papers
Cards al Sihs aud OF borders
seursd By BERLIN jones, Nos. I3i and 30 "iliaust
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Rov. q, 1866
A'nO-'' VI '''t Ca.ae sheep sao.ss 70. Hesr vslls
This week. 165 93s3 SO 500
5 5ss yssS ago 5 5255 flo7 20 20 s s
PRCFs
BeSt-Per 100 tota weight Of Hide, Talow and Meat
Shird quality sgaSO ofthe poorest Bulls &C. S0se
BoTtsaq 05Ts 0s255 handy steers S7O0s5O OF mach
Goiss a,s iosq 6aofl quality sa5as75 extra go
Ctloi iarrcw and DRY toas43 -. ,,..,-.. s,o.s
Store Thin Young Cattle for Flrmers-Y earrings Fis~
~ Two-years-ois 620si0i thFeeyears-olds, S30so3
SAseT--Per o, live weight 5Gosc sheep and lambs per
Fai Ho5s@Fer Is sas3e i've weight; shotes-vhoesAle.
Hils-Brishson. iOlellc ? n. cOanty lots. 9aeie.
I S... "a 1 Sst ); t 2 2.
more than 100 and than IoO sheep less Than ert
81 last The number OF hogs % large bat there
ksr Of cattle were this week 100 last week COO Large
~ this difference numbers the buyers did not appear to he
at ell anxious begin where they left of last week Aere
a. any difference in the market from last week we would e1
res opinion Of that difference by saying that me demand
naes are talked down rather lower The market Was 50
exceeding dull Brighton last week that droVeT 90 most any
larger proportion than last week OF The Northern were sou
~ Cambridge. ~ -.
Including l25 ef over from last week there $50 West
nsness appeared 20 be much duer here than Cambridge
There were bufew buyers about me yards an1 Dusle e
~ stand still There haye been 80 ny cattle on nahl
she that butchers have been able 20 sappy
hny day. The weather l. summer Ike rae lanes MUDDY a-a
bnstead o. trading parties a. asoai oS osSss l
other FOLKS falling market &c New hcrk mr1el va
quoted authority fo fall Of IS Dbl On PoTE aoe tns
krst dav OF the present November
EotSithsts5d-g we report bot little more than asbaf
snay sheep ala amp. a al wee II5s - ' 81 ~,
provement II sI1is bad as was last week T. y Baney
Bold "a for g. lDat s. Allen ~ a, 8 - one oar oad o.
kne Canada sheep b - B 3. Chase o 81 q y a19 ~ a.
y, &C. &c Hides, talow PeiN 80 du1 'oa Pno''
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Srn Ri,,,6.55 Sun sets.....i:39 Moon Rses..,s...
Sandy Hook sand......so2 Hell ests..''.sf
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20 farmers ano Others.

Jersey and AYRSHIRE STOCK for SALE-On
TUESDAY f1s inst, 81 sno,ios a. the OA's ram rann
ssos Com ESrush sas ossssis Railroad a. In tns
hsvYors Boston the afternoon Tb' stock
o.srss consist, Jersey Cows sysa Oh and upwards year.
al hs1Hz eSVd last sns and served oJ pure SseS
Ball. and v II dong DscsbsT 70 Junsi 0puTs jersey
Ys,nci Imported AytIkire Cow Year, cid JsF,sy hsns
YsGfiBss doi and JsSr' cid horeush bred Ayh'e bah
poroE the shove jersey Cows ytn ron u 70 poana'
o. Setter per wssA he pas, sessou.
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Goparinfrship Notifies.

Gcperinfrship Notifies.
DISsOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The heretofore existing between T. K ROSE
Co Rackye Conn BELOIa8 BROS. CO. New York Chicago
Y. X. ROSE
NJ. NJ. BELDlN0.
II. Il. BELDIN0,
A. NJ BELDiN0.
Nsv. /, l@a, -, OH,
The business III bs carried heretofore N Chicago
Cincinnati, under the firm and OF bELDlNb BINDS
NOTICE.-Tbe COPARTEERSHlP Of Miss BER-
~ TIA moRoENTHAU and Mrs MARGARET kUshIor,
under Title Of Nine BERTHE No. II Great Jones a. has oeh
dissolved and Margaret R1hton will not b. anssaoe oI any aeo"
the Of the above named h from sb dsts
November 10 1895. hAkOAkEI kOshlOa.
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
j tween sILAs NJ HAMILTON and JOHN B. WlNsLOW'
andT Combination Moulding aud Flaming MA
chine Company hereby dssoyd AL outstanding rS Of ssd
Company " be su ed 81 sILAB NJ HAMILTON who alone
authorized 10 rgn Ia Liquidation. . .....,,Do,,
Dated NeB-Iofk ksy. 40 1865 NJ hAnall.L.IIOgN,,
Thu hn,n. Of" Tho Combination Moulding and Flaming Machine
Germany rbe eontnnsd BY SlLAS NJ HAMILTON on hsovb
sccopn AZ n eesloB Nc 42 FtaTeY corner ef Twenty
fo1rlh-sL
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STEAMBOATS, aro Railroa0a

Tor NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE and RON
DOUT dGiy 81 m landing 81 Cozzsns CoTnwal hsip9,
oogk Milton. West PARA and EIopns steamer JAZZ W. fp
WIN Mondaya Wednssd.ys and Fridays. The Thus Jun
NELL Tuesdays ThGdsy and Saturday, from f0os 81 HA''H
st. RR
LOYDs DOCK, HUNTINGTON OYSTER BAY
md NoRTHPORT' CHANCE OF TINE. The steamer .. r.
BARTIN eayes Pier r. Fs,t Per below WanstD
snd foot Of Thirty ii $40 Tor the above named
piseel
NEW-YORK and TROY STEAMBOAT COM,
~ PANY.-The boots Of this Hno-CONhkCIlCUT snd hf
Toy a, tsa,1ray s1rpte Al n n Tekets sold and bsgase
70 sasogO and al points Noh This the direct line FOR
she North without change Of cara
ant Steamer ARTISAN Gait, O. G. Gibbs, from pier No -
Easl Riysf DECD Rutss svery Wednesday and Saturday
n no WILLIAMS BROS. No 5 Beskman-st
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QUGHTssaAsrsRs orros NEs YOEK Nos. re 1860
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct this
- OMs until n NJ FRIDAY Ja Inst Tor the delivery the
u Of Two Handrsa and Fifty rgEs e" aslsoad hon wsh
about 81 oa, 70 the yard b. J. CHILLI sVCs ana y n
u. 3. Army
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Drinilna

Drirllng
WIN EVERDELLe SONS No. l04 Fultonst-
w sgEAA JCs gAlHfERs sn1 LAtbh AAhbsACIVk
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Sapluss BauBs.
NJEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-ave,, cor
~ Of Eoortsautb-.t Blk rBR GENT lHTeREsT FREE
b,ioro boo viii draw Interest IRON
Dec PHONAB CHRISTIE ffcsiteBl Y II Bull SccfS.srY
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and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
III SUMNER ARRAEGEMEHE lss'
COMMENCING JULY = lsos-

COMMENCING JULY 8 lsSs
Fo0rlhsVs LDirsno' On IwsH'v '''sn'h'-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YoEh; -,
F0r Hsv,n Icl 400 (EI,l il.0I e. HH thrJ ~
f =. s I'd s q. TO- 80 sd ail Ei np IN, r 1
gsr Milford and s,f,tiora 10 no ~ % ~ 80 IN
cE Is s Ss 40 S. So 80 40 ttL1s a.
IsI osa.a TO az IL n ~ Is rs tSs8
SSr StsEfoss o. % iiIi 10 lAIs tEIl 2lS
G.roT cs.,:I la..Ts.dis' ''aiaO' 100 4" III" A.
MS az az 40 CO cSs ~ no TRAIN.
." so.,eo n, sptngs,a sca o. 'E, hS lEr 81"
TOrhISuort and sphngssa 40 ~. TIL lE' ~" bH'
Sst coan-ci,u River S.lr',I 'SoI Er-l laHP 'M'a
f.r a.r,tard PrsTidsass .nS F,stn a.lfoA zoo tEI
soIs.. H.,,s K.- L.aa,a .nA s,o.inr'u Railroad ss
9. . Co. s.ii;e., us ii.' a 20 SsGa,%''-
Ter Nass.fuaI R.IosA a.. a.. 400 P N. ma
C.-ssiss. S.,pnG cu' SIAsA'dS GGo q TR toyr ,,a
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of HEW-JERSEY.-
rs li sn5 Jm p N sssurdsyi only MS N. Thssn
'''n' '' Th sSsl e. h6i8P.IREsr
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD. Trans leave foot Of
SS''ps' s.s oT .,I %,:s. 1sS s a
!, N, .niis niinlsht -
TIVE GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE TO THE
FAR WEST.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
toF MlssoURD
Tn, rAaso With oouusa,ioos forms ds csy a s
Sa eh.ss oars Direct ooansosa. made wy.ndots With "a.
Union Railroad for Lawrence Topeka hanhA-a Fort Riley
Fhs western terminus Of til. uui.a Pacific R.nv,y tue
vsT City FO shd all poia IN Colorado 0'h and
Tsresss foe :. :. p. pdacip. Railroad oe''
w 0. LEwi. 9sa. s1r rst. Aren't
T HcKIssoCK General sspers'.ndoat
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Oman Hieamfrs
DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

DACTFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
L THROUGH LINE TO cALIFoRS1A,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
stssDsr Pier No EoT'h River foot u Csnal'l si II
Nov %%6cEHs ouEIN. Capt = Howe 10 with
Sc1 lR5o SsDs 6.1l Jed Many s ,orn, with MON
Es1 G'NRlsiNo sTxR csT. A O. Gray, come" with
An S.,srtar.. touch a. Acapulco connect
Psnsns With o South Pacific poIl' LAT ard IT'D i' Cen
Departure Of rh each month connects with the nc" Hesn mo
ron Psn4ns Aq ss 'Sa s III, ,,r Of n.
CSmpsn,, Grim Line leaving Tneseo Jan 1904 fo' Y'A"
One hundred pound. sssss allowed each adult Medicines and
Fof passage es,. and eli urb,r information Vpy oss
Ss wharf foot Of csnSs't North Rave" New fsa NAs A,,r,
DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II THROUGH LINE TO
". } PhslAS A SBR RAs !Ha1assta.sco
C1T TIRsr W So Y Z E'L
s.ar HENRY CHAURCEY VIII rs's Pier Ne g Ssrk RiIsI
,oO, % ca1sl NsYor. y qeosa n'Sn Ss dUEsDAs ~.
GOLDEN cry for ssn TTsse'c mall. and As.
SooRGpo' to s:7 T: si pos sooS On UisB1T
NJ Sil ~ SItiSs9 S nom % r.s s.i b.
sDo @ "' yir,, cabin Second cabin. sse.HY.
San Franciseo 20 Hong Kong. 800 100 }"
E ~ SaD's Is:!;J kssp,: ,pss ~
9cEHs QUEEN Ds :y 1 ss, per HESSi
Df Sor o1s through s,ss sSa ssr,sr Information apply
--'' Wv s X. HOLMAN. Agent
A TIANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co
N FOR ST THOMAS AND BRAZII. 80
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS "fue on
the I'D ofevsfy month
SOUTH AMERTCA, Capt I. L. TIEEIEPIusH, Nov. y.
GUIDING STAR Capt. W. C. BIRHI, Dec "a
NORTH AMERICA, Cspt L. p THsERnAS jar 2 .. -, -
Thee ss with regularity and ea 50 ihenAs
Para P.InsnbuO Bahia and RIO Dc J'H sos I'D rsi5TSiHf
Per engagement Of freight passsf spgy 10 eAIsoH
ALLES, Aseut,, No R9g ling Essn E.w.Y
A TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A EMPIRE LINE FOR sANAHEAH
EVERY SATURDAY. FROM PlEH - NJ h.
Punctuslv 81 ocech M
TIE Hvorte tdsWhst Eteanships
SAN sllVADOR Athins commander sails November a
San JACINTO. Loveland commander. sale December
Through and bills Of tdng 70 al ponh E'sah passenger
'''''-' GARRISON ALLEN. No bovlintre.Dl n 2
nor NEW .ORLEANS-BLACK STAR LINE
The steamship MONTGOMERY. Captain F.relosh VII esye
resbt passe having handsome secemno sppy
r. LOWDEN Agent cor Cedar ard WestHa
DAVID hoCOARD, Aren't 10 New OIeAnE
GUAR LINE, for NEW New
~ Mail Steamship Goa hne Ocean Steamer WI save
Pier o. North River at ocock. D N; ss fdows; No
HAVANA on Saturday,, November =
MISSOURI, on Wednesday, November 81
MERRiMACK, on Saturday, December
hARlPOsA. on Wednesday. Deeembefa
MISSISSIPPI on Saturday, DecsmbsIb -.
an pns,Az. appfy 20 {. X. GARRISON Prosidsni
~''rN w. Ro 5 Bewfng
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n ONG ISLAND IRAILROAD.-Winter arrange
meats sov-ubrr lse6 -Lssvs' Jsmes zip
nal ,s Sor Cesnpoft s;stonsi II q for sJos
A., ,rd Wv station, hveead cypress uaini 2 m lo'
s,8ssst ani way tAtops FaungdAe ana way ''A'ou
,hd o1 saturday uirhs foT Norih lsip-
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON, cAHBRIDaE AID hEDFORD.
Bepofsd for TIE TRBUyR ne SSCes ending BedHtsdds
Kou O. 1866
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financial

DrFTcH WsmuEgfOa lOE COMPANY.
No s5j GRKHHwIOB-s 81, EaU .YORE. Nov 70. lsSG
RIOTICE-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
IN Of the WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY will DO hold II ne
Ome Of bs Company 10 5s6 Greenwich Nov YORK TUES
DAY H. 1860 s 10 o'clock Tor tho ceoaon Of five fruE
49, uas r io Transaction obsr may b.
Eore The n,,stiue WILLIAM A. BALLARTINE. BsorotsfY
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OfrIoa PhOfPio MAIL &. X. COMPANY
hEw-Y0nE. Nov ~ 1866

AiLnaaAHu EkSf BkHBT ROCE
On MINING COMPANY ;
Nav YORK. Nov ~, i$S !
'AJOTICE. The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
IN Company for Che Election o. rueo for Tho casng
before
es mestb.s he Al oalos ~ ~ Ws1a wEVNES
D. UNDTRHILI aacrelafI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06
CITY nIATrnIss.


ess -FARMERs BANK OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE. - Notice. ResOlged That the
following paper be published as q public
notice in all the newspapers OF this city,
The General Board of Directors of 1.-THE
Farmers Bank of the State OF Delaware, -
in order to enable the Branch of the Farmers
Bank at Wilmington to become National
Bank, and under the authority of the Legis-
lature of this State authorizing an increase
OF the capital of the said Bank to One Million
OF Dollars, at meeting in Dover ON the sew
enth day of June, 1866, passed unanimously
the following resolutions
Res0l0ed, That books be opened at the
Branch o. Wilmington, for the purpose of
receiving subscriptions to the additional
stock OF this Bank, authorized by one of the
supplements 10 its charter, and that such
subscriptions are hereby authorized to the
extent of Five Thousand Shares, at $50 per
share.
ResotUed, That such subscriptions shall be
under the control and management of the
Board of Directors at The Branch ut Will
mlngton, and payment therefor to be made
IN such instruments and al such times rs such
Board may direct.
ResoIUed, That such subscriptions of stock
shall be for the benefit of the Branch at Will
mington, with the understanding that the
Farmers Bank shall become a National
Bank, and that said Stock shall be the capi-
tai of the said Branch under the National
system, no matter in what form the CONVEX
sion may be. Attest,
j. L. HEvERIN Sec'y.
Public notice is therefore hereby given,
that subscription books for the increased
capital stock of The Farmers Bank on the
conditions expressed in the above resolu-
tlons, will be opened at the Farmers Bank in
Wilmington, on the second day of July next,
between the hours of Q A. NJ. and +. M.
The said subscriptions to be under the direc-
ton of G. |. DUPONT, President, j. A. Hes-
ton, Cashier, and A. G. Robinson, Teller of
the Farmers Bank at Wilmington.
l. Ten per cent. shall be paid at the time of
the subscription on all amounts subscribed.
Subscriptions for a sum greater than
$25, 900 shall not be received directly or ind-
rectly from any individual, firm or corpora
tion.
All sums will be subscribed on the express
condition that the said Farmers Bank at
Wilmington is 20 be NationaliZed, and the
said Bank hereby pledges itself to return
the ten per centum so paid by subscribers
for their subscriptions, with interest at the
rate of SIX per cent. per apnum in case the
said bank should not be Nationalized.
The balance of said subscriptions shall be
paid in twenty days after a call for the same
has been made by the Directors of The
Farmers Bank at Wilmington, and the ten
per cent. already paid shall be forfeited on
the non-payment thereof,
true copy of tine minutes of the Board
OF Directors. j. A, HEsToN, Cashier.
EYFLIES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06
A CHICAGO HERMIT.

The Chicago Post tells story of man in
that city who is very nearly equal in squalor
to the squatter in Sixty fifth street, who was
not long ago indicted as nuisance before
the health commissioners of New York:
On South Wells Street, between Wash
ington and Madison, is situated the whole
sale store of Mr.. Locher, purchaser of rags,
&c. In the yard attached to this house ia
the home of the Chlcogo new Diogenes. II
bears striking resemblance to the kennel of
a dog. Beds, bureau and wash stands are
invisible There is no looking-g glass, and no
shelf with comb and matches. There is but
room for man to lie down at full length
To draw up the knees is out of the question
To turn over is problem. The floor is
carpeted with bits of paper. The roof is
covered insufficientlY with strips of tin.
When visitor enters the yard he finds
himself surrounded by halfa-dozen dogs,
who advance with wheedlng tails. Then
the master himself advances. He is sociabe
and willing to tell his history, for he has one
He Is not without education, and his correct
name is Emmel. A German by birth, he is
now sixty-two years old, but fresh and sound,
and complains only of occasional witches
of rheumatism, When young he was a
school-teacher. Then he spent twenty
years as hermit in the woods of Hunsruck,
five and half in those of Wisconsin, and
three in the hut hitherto spoken of, which he
has deserted neither in summer nor winter
He does not associate with men, but lives
contentedly with his dogs. He eats but
bread and milk and drinks but water. He
does not seek for honest men, but for rags
much the easiest to be found. He does not
enter saloons, and lager has not passed his
lips for many years. In winter his dogs
serve him as blanket They are their own
providers, and live upon rats. He declares
that the contact of their warm bodies is
wonderfully refreshing. During the winter
days he stuffs his clothes with bits Of paper,
and goes around rustling.. Mr.. Locher has
often pressed him to sleep in his warm office,
but he has invariably declined.
of newspapers he knows nothing. He
has read nothing for nearly forty years.
mouern history Stops lor MN WIN tne rcNo-
luton of $780, He has one coat, and always
wears it. His furniture consists of one soil
taly pot. There he puts his milk, and soak
ing his bread, eats it as he best may. Mon
days earnings provide Tuesdays food.
There is never surplusage, and no fear Of
robbers. So he sleeps in his Lilliputian
house, with his dogs around him, sheltered
by poverty, and enjoying a slumber alien to
the bed of opulence