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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-12
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tann Hd gutter Gsiurbbet erireuen, cbne Crenun9 IN
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men ole Gigen, eentn bic
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bsr Seit mo lie Mot gebr1utt metosn lclleu, iine
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zoe ou unR VI er'a Nrien D.
Inter 9arautis Der Stiluus 8e BET mtr Erant
ttten. Bel alien spOibesern Su taten. Ran
SsrIanse bst Slnslir8s Sreunb 'QBs yonns Ren'
9urc iibsr bic Spn,ptpme uub cebanolnls ssbeinlsr
Rranibeiten, pber man faun bic S4uft btSisttn,
,ptnn man an ''gouns Mems Srsnb", 8cr 90. Gin.
etnnah, fbiebt uno b;m 8ritft eine Sent f.p 4.
G. g. 5ante,
0n Rfs.l Rr. 20S. BaItnlpe{tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-12

HpspepsIe. - mas .teoermarn faGt, muB watr
fsln. gSir Babsn pbn 9,uen wtldber Or. y trt d.
lambs touii DE III tttel rppglgeibaJb 10 snt.
ibigt i,ben, hsm Sublifuut niitutbsen, taB ptr in
Der That spm isbesmolies,i &'sbraude bsHsIbtn Se-
lung erwartsn. S'rum iprberu mir ane, bic nit 8es
bauunesbeibWerten ptsr Nerpeni4wate mlaetn inb,
etrdlanbS Souieum au bclen. Gaielte TT bel
Setb 9. 5anee, Rr. 10S, @cit. 8alttmprsitr.
In % a fbin9tpn lei 5ofepb VI. Ratra
Brueer au babfn
@roesertansr: u. BcaeIsr h Go. unb
Gbpmi ON 81 d. Baltimore, Wb.
Sit Da btnstpn lei 6 IS. Gbrt ittatn.
Nr. 81, pa. Gpsl,ur. (3uli8 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-12
Tiir Salle anb @Dn;erte 3u bers
mietfeu.

Den Sreunben II. 8ttanntea bsr rGcueorSia" -St-
isuf6afi uno bent ecebrten gub,Im uterbarpt tur
Ra6ridt eab fir r0eno cine 3et u0d 6em l.Septbr.
Die l6Bne arcse itarSbaate neus Sals e.r -3oneor.
bia" nit ben bamii p.rtunSsnsn gtdumiibteiteu ;ur
Ebbaltur9 ppn Siasu II. xrrSerien III meibeu H.
lpenn frib,eihse asrttfailpn stnla6t ptrb.
Die elssa,lte ano tcitbare ausfaffrur8 bss 9resen
gaal,s, netit i,in.mbblrten @arberooein,ntern far
Strrsn H. 9oiner, ionie b.qu,mss 4leflairatons,tmz
n,cr ntblt srcbem Speifeiaofs nit pppitdnt8 singe-
s,tbister fiidir, laHsn Ridbts su iolnihtn ibria.
SpufdnotGes SafsIseidirr fir 500 Scurerts III ~
siusm mdfisen preiic 5u risetbea.
Rabsre gusfunt bet %. VI. Nbeel
Rr $40. Sotimers., ipii6sn GutaW. u.
(SN25-) B1tajtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-12
H43iubsta FUR Oamen |

Dam,n welde her Di.nite eines su!en Erstss bt;
barfeu, foaten iidb fteis an Or. Gdun,nnu, Nt.
30, Nrrtb-, uabt 2eriustonfr., fpeneen. Xr. Q D. II
mann if Der einsse urJt in bieieni qautc, auf ofr
man ft bei Der Sslun3 auer 'srauentrantbetteu eer
Iaien tam, ais ea hnbi -:
s5toduna ber mpaatltden ReintauEa
gebdrmutter. .gpriaa II. Uertdmerung,
Ntden- unb Geiteni1mer1en,
Rlsber9ei1la8enbtt,
sretber Glub Gppttitlpaefet, Wfroeitst, Gcfilre
Mub aIIe bsn Damsn eisene Be6perben.
Seee Dame, bic eiutu set6td!eu Dcftor phnl4i
ipIte bel Or. Q d3umann Scrfpretbtn.
Xsan ptrseiIe nidt bic @,mnier 80, Rortts, Ct
6aus BON qsrtnstonhr., Baltimore We. ar5ent'e
pi1Ssa na& aEtn aarbssscenser Serianst.
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tgrSoisatsn 8 Wam,,seu-1s

tI Gpisatsn 1aGi,seu-EsN
i5nnen itre AniprtCpe fir a5anfseisssablung,
perfipncn unb 9,rifeuaeteer piiuttlid) eurt
llnter;eibn.isn eiorst be,rn,nen. 9benio aue ben
grben ben Oftseren Der 9ane- II. Seenta6t npd gus
semmenGen Tii1tdnte. Wan nlelbe ld BET
s8m. .. SiF.
Gss.runss. 0laptz (gniprds) .9lrean,
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Briete miHtn eintn q tempe! inr &ddeubune
ber Antwprt eRthalien. tApl21S
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iest aur Gratis 9ertben"g rarat lieet Die bsinsrsns
lid nm ueht nlsbr ais ben 1906 3bti eines Sab!eu
betpiten grabes rermintei bat. Gnt ualere Ggs
fraae, mic er cine cIde gebaurtusg auiiteuen Tonne
trbalien mir bon Or. 1lper foISenee Intpctt:
rSppar sibt elre 9enaue Befbreibun8 elmer Geelipe
tier Gapu,steit bic ietsem triolstsn M9li6'u Orb
llmbrebnn9en Bic Su irssne elmer 9eel'pe gu nten.
. Beriinaerna ibret 5ise mirbe hutG eon3eutrirung
ibre @tbie NIB isntit ond bic 3eit Der Ertbun8 itm
bic eiaene Whie berfilrien. DIE gBirtlidteit nnmt
nit obiser 8srs6nuns lteretn, uub bei. bat ii ma
tbenlatiId ridt8 trpite." (9ep- Yorern5 5curnal.")
sg- 1ctesfale i'll 8olat pOn 9lusssbruns.
--U,an bsre.lnet eas jdbrlidl an e'r SGwmcln5t n
ben Der Gtaaien 100 900 irirnen tsrben. weIde ein
Setlmittet Seseu be,e arantbdt BETTER, aber eopor
Mtd,t geb aud mta@a ,ppaen. 3riit Die Shp'neiu1i
3uerit ouf 10 jlblt man SGmtrttp u Grhden in eer
Bruit, NIT S9weratbmtn rsrbunben. 8alb feut itd,
.puiitn ein, Wtnn bcr Reis utds 9ebcbtn p're, nns
iebe glnjtrengurg gum Nuspufe 8itt tem letel reut
Wabruns. aIlen's 2unsen. Bal lam be-
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aenanrten Eb,Ien, tbut ttm Suiten gnbolt u. btn9i
benz AuSerude ter Sdwinb'udtt Dor. Gr tsilt trants
2unsen. bic man i&on fur unbeiIbar 8sbaien.
Sa babtn be,
iowle Del alien sanolern nit Samiltsn-@stisusn.
(San)
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ts,ag0uer's Op.eI,

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Bon bea.e an babe d eine Yarte dSuer Betne II
2apF aempmn,su, ipehs Id 'u 10, ID, ID ". % G6
per Smpppen ptrfauIen tutrbe.
Thr Mirtte tft ein gutter 4ar>@sin fit $l.t0 pH
gadsue narbantsu.
(20l-) 3. @arhntr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
PASSENGERS ARRLEED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Nov. Ia-tn Steamship Psrsia-Mr, and
MA Oondie Mr and miss Williams. MIS- Edey M' sEood 900
md thres shte Hr and Mrs ROuth Miss Irving M and MIA
iou H. Power IT, hrs. Power daughter and msd Miss asn
Mia Hsnss T. Robbnl and dsushtsr hi. g. grsen hSIs
f. Judss MsCunn Mr. McCniSh 9ibbn Thos Bel b9key
Hs.ss and son Dr. and Warner Msa Bowel Lame
aud valet Rev B. Dor and dsugnto est M
Mas & Bryant and maid Mis weber, Gar y Oot
ssrt, u. Power Chss Do Suys Mr. and Mrs g. SANFORD
i.ashsr had mad Mr. sa hr SsPhan iR,,S, soa
Go0dmsa Miss Hsiss. Mr.. sad Mrs bstssoy sadren ana
Mr. Mira Antsro1 infant and nurse q W Sesuy n
add sh dsghs Mrs Cushin ehdrsz " b.eWn
w Woodis ?. Cortnsr AlaG Fowsr w Ashley Inas mI.
Mr. bfrs Wano n LswiA e. JAeeha, T. Org h.osPn mI
and M OPs.nh-iss M sad Mrs. Bus hr sod Mrs holr Mr
maid Mr aud MIRA Avies ohidren tutor and serva a. nun
,sr 3 n Ssvss T. H4sfiu. Bdwel w DouEAs Psine u
y Buer j. sybraat, t. rothists H. Mall ard .on a Mnsh
Mr. and Mrs. Sklw ehiire ana nnse Miss NJ Wh.ns Fe
tsr Ms. b. saith R. PAnas simp.on NJ Ren1sie, Nj and
wood Mr. end Mrs ysa sndssa Miss Isn saSef y ~
ssDp,op A. Dobe Robb A. ClsFs Nj and Mr~ u EGon hs
ana hrs Hafdt ohdrsa sad MI t. f0usg and so1 r
FS..'G ~ O. Si d Js ..;ioes l. EslSS J. Wa
son j. Lev, D. rsnnaa,, y otenbsi1l. Total lTd -. q
nov -n steamship EtnaMiu nvren Miss Jsfsrs Oliver
BadA Mr. Jsuit RossIt Orion, W. e. Williams Mrs wllisas and
chrsB Jno Crawford Mrs Crawford and two edren,
AZ. VIA, Mrs Wig and SIS, Wig a ~ g.ass Too.
csmbsa M. Farley Mss cIscour nr Geo jordan NJ sAa
Mrs Oreen,v BEst 4. hsze john J.dgs, Jste Aph a9e
Mr. Arseh Miss Wiisns Mrs 0Bctf Miss " beholsnd NJ
Thea Campbell Mrs cAurbe,l and hia,es Samposl t ht
Plunks j. H. sarby p GotsUd Mr. and mf Foitsf 9onoa
D. MaeHsHry md mIs haeisnrJ has pesHAD Nh Ata' WASH
FROM SAVANNAH Nov l4--In ,sesnsh'p 3sn IscntoW. r.
6nr,on Mr. Van nun Chalea Coy knfsnsn. ID bJeY end
Son a. Msdn lie Hardy. j. q Babcosk ". \, andsr H. A.
CaTie' ,. 3NeY, q. A. hBghs. G. a tiaisH Il Ot0h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

lOO for City Lard Is little active and closes hTni
sales OF 80 pkgs at 1 6l3o for No j. l194o FOR City and
l40l41c. for Pair 70 Prime Steam and Kettle Dried.
AFTgRSOOS PROVISION Market ~ OCLOCL-Ibe market
for Pork frmer. sales Of 5Oi bbs az ga IS
PETROLEUh-The market for Crude more active We
quote At in bills and Isl S6c. IN bulk; Refined n bond
wss ess sctye at former prices we quote o. 5lSSe H.
Wke SSD34c; r. l. S, se936fe s. w.. 36b0JiG; Andl r
w. at ~ 039o. Free Oil 5lRG52c
RICEEO sales reported prices remaining noninaJ an
changed.
SUGARSRaw Sugars are stin only moderately sotye and
prces rather heavy closing az about iS0sG fo far 70 1000
Refining sales Of 963 hhds at 99llto for Cuba O4o iof
babadOe and 1870 for Porto Rico and 100 boxes Havana az
lIAc. Refined are dull az l6o. for Hards . .,
SBDS-Clovef Seed ~ SCARCE and firm at l3 ioL Od
and l5t0l6c for New Timothy Seed dull At IS 0tJ IS
Rough Faxseed is in reduced supply and firm at - O&t5 70
Calcutta Lseed is active aud hrme sales IN golo AZ
e 5S1 in Boston and s. 60 here
TALL0W-The market ia sctiye and closes steady
sales 25 600 10 ut 123 0l2sc. for fair 10 prime city
WHlSKY-The market stesdy with moderate buaness
sales OF Caohk Western in bond a. 4lW12c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

R,,s-Per 100 On total weight Of Hide Tslow ndMeGt
extra 3l3; first quality s26ls 75 ond9uay t94l 20
third quality s0asO IS few choice single PAs sn somo
Of the poorest Bnls &c, a@ss % ..,.s,,o ..,.
Rorknq -OTcnSl handy seers fJGSJQ or much
according TO their Yalue for beeL -
C0cs and Young CalresFeir quality tJaf75 extra tso
OSLO; farrow and dry S30et45
Stores Thin Young Cettle for Farmers-Yeathngs wa
SO Two years ods $Oat3s; three.ye ODDS, t0dtt5
Sheep-Per 10, live weight 3c6c sheop aud lambs per
MI" His e nSl2c ~ Country lots 9s0lOc
5Gloo--Briehton, 9SlOc. y n country lots saslCPN
PetS-Sl0Sl Is each
yTARSs-Recepts Of cattle over the Northern roads LOS
OF 400 more than last week The meat trade has been quite
dn during the past week mutton especially having peeh very
cheapr qualities at sac p ~ Trouble N either planv
people refuse beef And beside OF the country dO's
say that been materially lessened OF late W ne
dizziness Of business in some Of the manuseurIg & "a
very evident Cambridge Tuesday morning tna INC
had brought their stock dull market and mat thT custom
bent upon buying at lower rate OF atei IN ne
M we'll Reside the unusually large number above reported
there several yards full Of Western cattle from Bghon
With oil before hem the droyers were oOmpeed 20
nn oven after making this concession trade far from brisk
Al Brighton including $50 left over rom last wee the West
drOyos up az L7lO and the Maine cattle % orber
600 head Of stock Many of the Albany cattle arrived
and At this present writing butchers are holding back ron
purchasing the belief that prices must decline SUI more De
fore night They hope 10 buy fair steers at about lie
bfOfe the market closes.
The mutton market was broken down last week The butchers
say by the Unexpectedly large amount Of mutton sent rom
hRe and elsewhere dressed One butcher told rs that prime
lambs 81 each in good order sod by the comm
deecrs for &c B The butchers that their boOks VIII
show average loss Of s. head al slaughtered ny them
during The week and they have 10 the droyers accord
ngy Common fair lots 81 OF and inferior lots N some
Two dollars for snch sheep Why, Uncle
Fletcher who heard Of such pnces Droyers thought
doing good business get home cost Many lots
sd the last We heard OF them Some droVes were sold
q Deyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

TUESDAY, Nov. TT lttt.
The supply Of Beef Cattle this week good amounting
$50 head The market rather active and sales
made at from s4 10 s5 y 100 70 for fair 20 good and from $40
90 sj5 20 for extra and prime stock
EET-Tho market for Sheep continues 90 be wen supplied
ond the demand this week quite brisk The offerings
amounted ~ 500 head and sales made at from y ~ GO
A. 10 gross.
Hostile supply Of Hogs reached 220 head The mar
het Vas dull and sales were made from ll 10 s2 100
net
Cows1he market FOR Cows continues aotive and sales Of
cj head were made from SJe S5 for Springer and from
$40 10 sos for Cow and Calf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
IHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT % KEw-YoRk........No,.I "A
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ssa.,ebp Absuars, Bourne Rehnqnd Ae, LvneslsA ss>
sts.m.Ap s.ra,Osa, King Nort City Point and Richmond g.
s:ss:sss s ss Ei ssas. t T. si;d.
Steamship GTansds Harrison Charleston, A. Ley nj,
ss:,%:SU a'Ss s,y'Ss Shsns :sI s1J ans
sis.Tshp Columbia sSco% Havana az eSn;'S s, Anss
sSiP Postisad d. csii5, PsnsGl Merchant carman
sSp liverpool cSsG6slisin Iohdou, snns ai3iunho.
sIs % n sSn .sl. Meyer
Bari Confess, lBrl Scott, Ro Jalsiro PsndsIgs BrOs
Big MOaI. tLgseo FsehiDs, honsVdsO aud sO'uO' Ay'e>
sds 5ss:a Ss5, BIZ crsu, ss Y J, 6. z T..msai
Big @, s S RoS Ta, Ssaa' ..S. cu
Bris Po:o&sa snow Giaris.ton Taper ssstiie.
ss5I jos %648STs. 1;VI%vs asi;SaSss es=.s
s SSr Jenny 1 oa Coz, Misis: Snow Rsh.Td.sa
Schg. S. r. Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford
ARRIVED.
slesushp Persia Brl Lott Liverpool New via oneeT.e.s
saw steamship Malta LyerpOeli h in lat 81 long 80 Az
S s1 G.y BSS.d oisa S 81 long
ship City Of Paris bound o., a. o.
Now sS r Sss and and s1s q Ds
q Cape Race passed steamship China bound Nov q M a q
long % passed Bremen big dyed s;.a@hp bound east Nov H.
Steamship San Jacino LovsAne Savannah with nd'e ne ps
steamship Nightingale BTcsi, Beston with mdse. and
stssmhp bisyfower Robinson Georgetown. with md's and
to j. Hand. .. -, III, - A..
w r. Schmidt Son Co. Has lad heavy weather. O'e ba"A
sprung fore and mainnssts $780,,
BARK Eliza Bans BT Conyer Bermuda 10 days With hdss toJ
Harvey Had very rough we'ther g,h INST s - oqs
Louisa from Bermuda for New fork et bns remf
tr from Philadelphia FOR Porto Rico with 10" Of 'rems' mAn
tOpmsst aud jl5-boom. - ,,,, .,. "a
days " mdsc. 70 Fgnch. Meincke Wendt.
BAH FeetNing tsE Kearpey, Dead Issnd Labrador % Days
with heTrinss 10 Greene Cutre ,-,..
Bss Br Brown, NewIisven u houra IN ballast %
Boyd \ Hncken,
Bis j. W. Woodruff Rines Ronios. fer Boston
q. H. Prescott, Lane Bangor, with nmber
Be H. T. Eston of Casis Reed AoweTp Is days. With md'e 70
schr Emma Br Davis, g. Stephens N B. sdays with lab to
Oofhsm Borden. IA,
ISL 10 order Nov lat 40 a. ong CO q, schooner T. ~
ssA GILLESPIE Bf smith WinGor N s. 10 days with platter
70 D. r. De Wolf Co. o., =.
Snow ( Richardson. .,,,.c a
sch D. Cakes Perry Portland Me- with lumber 80 Js1e'
Wyle.
SehT Truman Gibb, New. Bedford soI Philadelphia
Schr Sea Flower Chase, New. Bedford
Charles Bentley, - Providence.
SehI Mediator. -, Fall River
schr Gen. Howard, johnson. Providence
Sehf Neonta, Bangor, with umberto Miller HougbtoD
SehI Car, Hammond, PoughkeePsie for Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
RECEIPTS OLE pRoDrCE.

Nov. l4-l5299 bbs Flour l3i bbs Whisky so saoks
Corn Meal, l20 sacks Olcake ls3l bush Wheat sl2d
Corn - 073 bush Oats . so bush Rye 81 OIL bush
barley 49, bush seedsl2s pkgs Beef so bbs PORK, 81
pkgs Cut Meats, 40 pkgsLaJd 407l bbls Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
steamboats, ano RAILROADS.. =
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
- ~, 1880,

~ FOR BOSTON --
Non1psIEP Palmer, ElrCHBUR1 NASHUA, LOWELL
21SCOsu rIE wilITE nOUETAINS AID q ..
it fEfEAhEDilTE POINTS .-
m. n. . nd ysnoh ssyneys Of tho horvieh lina ~
cry BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW.HORH -. =
., MAJ. fss s,iS (ssndAy1 etespiad Al asssS -. hss
wv Pier RIO % EeT,h River, foot Of sstrysL, . .
'l- 6oR NHWLOHD0H ~ 20 ft. 70 q
t.rs The Soambost EIpts Tain from he ssoss
Via Worcester Boston and Woressts worcester
IA ~, I'M, and New. London and Northern Railroads
ITstAt taep d The Tes tof info nation inquire o.
EhH NH. A.esl, ~ the fish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

n ne open market i06l2 for good A. hoeo heures
1Aero are more borrowers lenders and the would DO
ger than Il for the Known indspOsOn Of the banks 20
aacount"
The following Is statement Of coal transported on The
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending Noyom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

UnSss C. L. Nsshsns A. IT, T. Gssttns A. W. Hngs T. ~
Tsitope Fried q. IL h. Rcberts, and In s;sersee
FROM BERMUDA, Nov ll-ln bah Eliza bnf.s-ooofte y
Tucker and Misc Louisa Smith Mr. Sarah Perdae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
JIHR GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE TO
FAR WEST.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAVANA. Nov lt-In ssaashiP CeuHnblsaArl Lacy
Ca,hmsn ana a,A4 o. w foans c. Osasaaora j. ssateA
q Petslsou Mr. and Mrs. Hoden SOlOnca n de konda
A Lays Whitney Pedro J. 0usnaa, NJ Oero, Clas a:
Beaaot J. de Ia Lo.sa. Simroet Mas Lese Ase M and
Mr.. Pouduo Hoffman Juan k-ndor hr shd MT Juan
Gutehsr g. w. Mout Julius Bear Phillip Helms m sad Mrs T.
g. fsu4a
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rges Sun 5es...443 Moon sets..',s'l3"
HIaH
Sandy Hook.0:t5 Gov Hell Gsts...." 80
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VALUATION OF PRoPRRrY IN JERSEY CRY

total amount Of the valuation property Jersey City and the
taifeseon Is follows Real estate go 4G5 s95 pasonal
poFeny t2923aO chatiles f5ll4260 Total tg70lI VS.
AEcuut Of Cy t]I5J "A County tax So 10 &C. Sats
.eI, E97J ~ rVl ancgrt 81 ~ 20 bt Ias,d s4to3 ~
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Drploen0 Notices.

ovyIcr THr STv ioRT AID ALLraHsSI oar CosrAFI,i
No % ltBrHTr ~. NV oHs, Nov 2. lttt-
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND oi TIN
~ PR CENT COZ be capisi stod Of % Company b. ben
declared PAYABLE l4h Tee lfsisr hooks
closed loL The lb instant ecs dsys nfssis
WILLIAM u. RfiD, Socfs,ary
FENHE TRU STEES 81 the TARli FAkM RETRO
Il LEUM COMPANY Layr declared dividend q OH lk
GIMP payable their Oh W ~ fns e. 90 M lsh List 100
!. 4. HOOAkTII strreisry
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Quo AsD MISSISSIPPI r X OFFICE, No s. WALSH.
NV VOW Nngamhar Ia 1870 {

:
NEW YORK November "a 1866. !
To THE HOLDERS or OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
koAD TRUSTEES CETHICATEsTb plans Tor reOFgnang the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company and closing the trust
being endat0y Of the Trust Vguent require 10 be voted
spon BY in interest 1 Az $50 30 by the bodrs
81 both Preferred and Common Certificates Over majority
350OO0 has already been voted IN favor
and but incOnsderable minority 10 $1,000 opposed.
Persons whose certificates have been Issued and
arc so the books the Trustees their repre-
pentatYes, the only qualified voters.
40 promote carly recording OF TIC fan uTceJoUrhs vote
rtgud for QuOrumh0lders OF OF Certificates
earnestly requested in person by proxy 70 register her
THE special meeting called f0r Nov l. being continued in
aessiOn al this Oiheo daily from II p m for such par
Doge.
Hoier5 Of n'ran.red cert 'aes should obtain proxies from
DersOlls NAMED a. their respective CERTIFICATES
HOpoona or pecuniary liability involved except hereafter
voluntarily assumed
EDWARD LRARyFD
Chairman Of Special Meeting
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eteamboats ana RAILROADS..
LAVE Hkp BAKa

CANDY HOOK, RED BANK, AND INTERIM,
~ DIrTE PLACES'--FARE 50 CENTS-Tbe and sPeDdid
SEA BIRD Capt H. B. Parker win ss,e PsTf Of Cham
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zIEEsr At TIE RATE OF SIX PR CENT PER ANEUH PAY
ABLE sEAn-ANNUALJY On TEK FIRST DAY or JANUARY
AND JULY
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NEW. WORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
is5f SUMNER ADVANCEMENT lsSS.
COMMENCING July ). 100
r,.,,aKsf s.aioa HswYofx fvsntvsevsahS- sns
FosrhaVa Entanes fwsntv ssTsssasE
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoAA:

FossthaV. En.fanes or rvsntv ssYssRsE
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YohA:
Forhsv Hsv.S % aootEH.D llpI m HlS (ErJ '''
Foi Bddsspors. 100 ao tET~I uLD a. n ala, tEIJ go
70 FOR M aaS ana sa& s,eosisfa iJ Ro ae
Fos Farh,d Sou,hpor, add we'poft TOO IVA N ia ."
For so--,ls 100 900 C:I.l sOua. u. lax, CELJ 100.
20 70, o AN 80 10 80 30 III io u rs 80 SOP
Foc Ofe-nsioh % 91D no rs 14a A. 30 SO a.
so s'' f's-15'a t 81 81 ~ 80, 81 kl ~ 40
Fsr Chsst aud nscnsdsts s;at'oa' u" -" ND u
10 80 40 I'D c5Ns96raG TRAINS.
for boston wa sSors Line AIS (Er.I soop. 49,. =
For hartfori and Springfield so tEhJ VI" w tEhI
fpS Caan.,,u, River Railroad 100. (Er,l ltbp sshos
r., Hartford Prs|iasaes mi F.At Ra,.L ' tErl
roiNs, H.,sa New London ssaaaS,ua RAiso.i 4 a"
= ro % g C.a sT aIiro.a u 20 Ser.A.n'''a
Fot Hoaaatou,o Railroad. IA IN o. "a
For Eaasstaas Buiroad 40 N. 1N IN ,,
ror Danbury hOcSAE Railroad m NEp
''"H '''''' ''''''' JAMES Il HoTr Jsoe
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD. Trans leave foot Of
sad f0r BALraoas aud WAaarSaros a. and ID m
p and u midnight "
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEI.-
ms ili sad % p N SATURDAY. DOLLY u Is m- This sH
~ and " ''''' ' TR i9si e. DEIiREsr Superintendent
I'VE GREAT AIR Line 1S3r ROUTE TO THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD
(OF MISSOURI u,
roato 70 Ksn.s City Lssysavoh hroush om 81 Loa. Sh
change Direct 'onnoon, made ., yanao'sE IN ~
IN, W,stsn ,fmiau. of tho Railways aov th'
,- SAT- LAX, Cy ssd all Colorado U'sh aud
TN fssssss ietse. for sal. ii. psoip.l Railroad oo''
W o LE,yIs G .s s1r r s,,.. A:.@t A.,,
MoKlSsocK. Gens"i specialization
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The earnings OF the Erie Railway for the month OF
October 1866 were 81 tSO26l OF. They show decrease
stl0OO OO November promises TO show sloss OF 100000
Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne road earned iDoctober:
asss s743 600 ts5s5OO Dec ..-..Nl650o
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh road earned inOctOber
AtoS s239Css 1865 S3s46 Increase e2
The Illinois Central road earned in October:
st99 lel 1865. SOIL s4s Increase. .tI7N6
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co, eSnngs ths
ast week in November were:
,see .t22 SO 1865 ... t26 5a5 Dec. & $50
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad for the
Rsst week in November were:
li9 la65..... slO4 Decrease 500
The traffic Of the Great Western Railway Of Canada for
sAs week ending November g was:
1850 s73o5O GO 1885,. s 64s 50 Decrease 81 So
Tho following is the statement Of the Bank Of England
Cor the week ending Oct. 81 1866:
ISSUE pEPARrAFNT
Rotos ieeued -FD Government Debt
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THB CENTRAL PAClFIo
RAILROAD Co. OP CALIFORNIA.
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PhIHCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN u. 8 GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NEWBORN