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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18

The Smith family have had 40 members
in Congress, while the Johnsons number, 30,
the Browns 20, the Whites % the Thomp-
SONS, 81, the Joneses 20, the Wilson's 30, the
Millers IS, the Moors 18, and the Taylors
Is. Of the 232 members in both houses, 70
were born in New England, 40in New York,
while the remainder are about equally divi-
ded between the Middle and Western States,
except two born in Ireland, one in Scotland,
one in Bavaria and one in Canada.
Galveston and Houston, cities, Texas,
have increased in population very rapidly
since the war; The former CITY had, before
the war, a population of about five Thousand;
now, according to recent enumeration, the
population of Galveston is nearly twenty
thousand. Houston, small city of between
five and six thousand inhabitants, now num-
bers upwards of sixteen thousand The
trade of the southern cities is said to be
equal to that of New Orleans, population
considered. 3.
The Chincha Islands do not exceed in
extent two and a halfsquare miles, We,
: for years past they have supplied gilane
to an average of 400 ships per annum
the value ofsuch cargocs in Europe be
ing upward of $3.50, 900. i.
-Firesteamers sailed for Europeon the 18th
taking 81, s9s, 900 in specie. ~. q
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-07-18
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Political.

Gen. Sickles is proposed as candidate
for Governor of the Empire State of New
York.
Admiral Farragut has been nominated
for the Presidency.
The Conservative Republicans of Con-
necticut, it is said, are making arrangements
to send delegates to the Philadelphia Ma
tional Union Convention. A call has been
issued at Montgomery, Ala, for the same
purpose.
Gov. Hawley, Senator Ferry, and Others
oppose the Philadelphia Convention, and en-
dorse the action of. the Republican caucus,
condemning the said Convention.
The President is said to be engaged in
the preparation of another veto, No. 5, of the
Freedmen's Bureau bill
-Jno M. Bolts, Jno. T. Lewis, and others
of Virginia. and Capt. w. F. Hillyer of Fla,
have written letters enthusiastically endors-
ing the Southern 10y alist Convention.
For Georgia, A. H. Stephens, h. v.
johnson and b. Fl. Hill are proposed as dele
gates for the State at large to the same Con-
vention.
The question of adjournment is strongly
agitated in Congress.
Gen. Sherman was in Boston on the 18th
inst. He was enthusiastically received by
the citizens
Owing to the disturbed condition of
affairs in London County, Va, company of
cavalry has been sent there by authority of
Gen. Grant.
Gems. Steadman and Fullerton have
visited Texas.
The State constitutional amendment in
West Virginia, DISTINGUISHING persons en-
gagged in the rebellion, has been adopted by
majority of 6,022.
Randall Hunt Senator elect from Louisi-
ana, Dick Taylor, of the late Confederate
army, D. S. Cage, speaker in the Legislative
D. F. Kenner, a member of the Confederate
Congress, Judge Walker, editor of the Plea
yune, and Mr. King of the Times, together
with many others of similar stripe, have been
appointed delegates for the State of Louisi
ana to the Philadelphia National Union
| Convention.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE HORSE MARKET.

Dizziness prevails in the Twentytourth-st sales sta
Ns the same as esewhere The sock Of horses though rot
ls1e far Of the requirements 81 the markt IN
feef nav there market many Of the dealers
,,ot selling horse week before trade
At 20 complete stanG still in al branches be rsroads rhrc
N buyiug animal having provided stock tor the Winter
Of
g instead purchasing others and there j. shipping de
nsDd al present the only trade selling few cart
horsas and small number contractors at work Upon the
BroOkyn Park or engaged opening streets This class
~ horses bring al the way from $50 500 The rlroad
oompanes ony paying slJ0Gs45 ion te very small number
oy are taking There horses IN the street which are o
fsrne tJ tOsOO less than they cost months ego ~ no
tced span OF close matched blacks offered io soV g
which the owner could have taken S20O early IN the fa
They trot together "a minutes There no Canadian horses
n demand waranng paying the duty required 10
% bring tAem line Dealers generally anticipate
Aui Winter and most them anxious diminish then
stock a. II costs nearly per day keep horse good con
dtion Others think II they only bold on until Spring
Aorse viii be wanted high prices Good readstef are
selling az EO 0S4O with Eenatched palrs Offering al
O 600 while fancy and speed animals are held al the Rny
frouf fSllOf 10 each
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RELIEF FOR THE FRENCH SUFFERERS.

To ne EGiicy o. Tie " j. Tr.brHe
SIR: beg 10 ircose list Of the persons who have
80 generously coutla,cd to relief the sufferers b, the late
foundations France aud hope that you wiz 1T 70 publish
IL a possible.
have 10 express MY thank. for the article lately Published
IN your paper calling the attention OF the benevolent 10 the
subscription lists opened al my Consulate "a a OF e nunda
tons OF the Rhone Loire and Sene as also Tor the reiei
Algeria where the agricultural districts have been devastated
by grashopper and where in France there exists at ,h
moment cruel suffering among the peasantry.
The Consul. General Of France, GAULDRR BonLEAu.
Baron Bosssu Consul General De France $50
So Noel ssuIsl Antoine stOC douyse s9oI s,oo'.D.t
Rou1 $le psSs as SCI SSsa sansIs %
grain $40, Curot s3 H. hn0lder s25 Jo.eph Lsethhoa
sDsns sisS F costsnes 2oo wiusrdins Hosass CO.
sOO; townsend Mcnsnt Co. 800 hsszery Co. slool
sso1 Iastas Poaisr siS; CD NorIo, Co, sSs Issms
Tsompsoa, sOi fraHe. A. Guern sioi T. Fougsrs, sloi
Sn,s ~ s,ss ss sioo Ps sy%ai 500 se, SsSss c..'sl
81 ..a Ss Isn % M S r. .ssSS Go e
R-ynAl ssG BSresy L,uEs.on go R.sssd s.aasen
.sS S SO no. 6S Ss1RSS = c c.a; ,' s' c:s sC 2e 60
p foIst sas l. DeaSrise go GA vi Co. go n A.aS
Weston BsE ss Jscquen De cOppe sle, Joseph sns
S fs;y .ss:rs @ s &C. @ @sS T. Bsacs Ss Co. sy; ss
Co. slOo duncan shem. Co. Slooi wm seho Co.. 100,
soD scc; W G. PicRersg Sou siOo, Dasnsy Mssssa Co
SIOo H. seismsn, $loo BALM Sander $loo lie hoyse&
uss ss John g. Hosr@sus5 s s,C CA''IG I..,isS, fO,
Fesser. $780, C. Harvier. sleo ouerSBd (saltsssTsl
e. sh Co. soe T. a.srd Co.. cS ,o..SS s,Sss si
ses f HSS' saSG' SfS fs I1s ca 'y s
Chaber SIC We Masnin or9iu Co.. sOI Conto es, Gee
Ohm ctsrusud sa5 Liable Laf,, 80, so aarus ss NJ
Meyer $50 {. Raysu1, l0s Poire o. $40 a Meksnze ezo,
Meran, $50 A. sein s25; Martin Mar Co s15 Haxsea
Ierlteld go Berhogd s2si Mun1iDeer PtIpO ss0i
D sn, Aman' sss saonin Calade 80 Anonymous 81 fa
poye' q Che ha.on belmoaco s5 y seaman s2s osLss
Gn. g., JSEs osnd. 81 Eot. sslts n 49, - ~
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
EMIGR4uoN STATISTICS FOR NoVESBER.
ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN, AND DESTINATION OF
THE EAfIGRANTS.

ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN, AND DESTINATION Oh
THE KAnGRANTS.
During the month Of November there were ~, ,2So
persons landed Garden Of whom 1873 arrived by sail
ing and l2 40J y OF the steamer ~
under tue flag OF Great Britain that OF Bremen Of Ham
burg and Of France Twenty OF the vessels cleared
from Liverpool from London, from Glasgow nom HaVre
from Hamburg u from Bremen, and rom Rotterdam on
the passengers 1864 bondabe and 46 not liable 10
bond The number OF emgrnnts arriving hom Jan 70
Nov inst le 2s for the time IN leo
The number OF inmaS OF the institutions Wards land
wss OJl year sEanst 6i in 1909 Tho Commissioners
of Emigration have balance Of funds IN bank OF 50 5T g.
The following shows the destination OF the emigar
arriving IN November;
100 California 1866 Connecticut 2Oi Central America n
Cuba Delaware % District Of Columbia - Florida 2
Georgia 90 Illinois SD: Iowa, 3s3 Indiana 100, Ken
ucky, IA; Kansas, 81 Louisiana, s. Massachusetts tso
Maryland l26; Maine Z; Michigan ~ Minnesota l43I
Missouri AZ; Mexico Q; New Hampshire % Nova Scotia
New.York 1913; NewJegsey, 6co Nebraska, % North
Carolina ,; New.Brunswick, O Oregon. Rhode Island,
1872 Ohio 1904 Pennsylvania, 1907 south Carolina sI
South America Texas, ~ Tennessee 49, Vermont III
Virginia, 81 Wisconsin, 7l5i Prince EDWARDS JasRd l.
Total lTl75
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT og sEw-YoRK...........DsOA

CLEARED
sss5.sS ss29 r. . e Ea.li na fa. 'ss' ss v asss.
stelDshlp Maylowef iosnson A. ana'isl 4 K ; ,,i,os
sesasSp ysirlaa sprasr 5esaiori Np5Isy fsr'i, @
Steamship Abemaile Bourne. M.hmona &c, L''ng'''A '''
kCo. -, o., ~. , ut,,,a a.
hssslsl sss'rio KsoPa, porl.ce Baltimore B. sm.
sss'SS sss%.aS .a,.a,s Fl Sew sisId ,rss:a Wood
fss ssp Sssle See 'siu; MsTisHsa Eg csa sE5ora Bio:
PsIa staas (Brl Broosmla Malta C. l. "hsa'A
srs Mary Ida sr Dou.sy. Monis'lso and sosO'' Ay'''
Brs Ss.d Csr Rsard,u censgq: Tucker Lss's'STS, Una.
Brg be.La ybIL bhel @ Ss,yt; ;riesps n HI Bnshsn.
Brs W Il. aekms'e, Fqun.n sss.nDAn a Young ''~-A
Big Big Emg,s gsIe y hsso hes ssssss ESe19aa' 80
Bris Frsdons Howes Savannah, n l. NcCrsady a 20
Bns sophia IbF suri,ns hasi Brett n son Go po.c
sesT Fsafe 5 ssS.r S9i 81 P.c re M. B. wsas
schT Nsouts smin " iarrton y. G. n l. Aecrsady Co.
sci1 scSi E.sys, is'i q sesossi ssifJ si - ~
s,.,uhip Esvun. Bales boston with and IssA'
Steamship San Salvador Adkins ssvsnnah.
s Yong Xmetcs camHios Liverpool - days win md'. -
sbp csya,o Russell Liverpool Oct i with mde and % P''.
sS 1 Ts%persa1 sl oassao Genoa 7s days with ~s'' '
Bss T'ya tof liverpool War; Tome Sept y Ti;S 'og1e s
and vol % Geo & na B r. irs q 20 spoke bark Eeuo
fo Jsnsiro for hampton Nov a. @ 70 10 long ~ 's
ssft YIN inl poop ~'a ls sed atssgoneS
BARK znsaE McG Vera Cruz 10 days. With hides 70 " N'i
BasE King Bird Ko osenia via Malta, Oct ls ~s Od's e
BsF Tss.a of fcucos Dure Mausbo &c days With soss- s
Bs ssrsh t6 foSs I,snd Partridge osrdenss Ho@' he'
B M.ssttsn KnsesnJ bangor lumber 70 simpson osps
Br Charlotte o Orand Cot Havana days "h 'us 70
M BsrkIoGn of Windsor n. So Bsrkhon NansAnilo
gb, NJ r. Wsrasr tof grookhaven Hodgkns Santa Crs Oct
a5 Wis Neg with te TO JONES smith Tue
b. W. put Key West Ia distress having damaged Hsi~s s"s
sbr &c Laar of via.hsvel Lane MayAgue r. 70 a.ys
with oranges j. v hayd Nov ~ lai ~ A. Iona % ~
scbT Phste Money!. Hsv1na DAY. y,h tru, 20 fs:..
D. Hurbut Has bad heavy ~esther lost saS 'ph SANS
shr Jo.sss BIier Baxter Ta Island II dsy with h %
o. $ Lshtho6.s s.hr N,rrsgn's,, Smith, Key Wet y e'5~
Had heavy weshsr boou snd b e'einnss, 40
sehr. Maria jane (Br Aaousy' ST. ~ days " '
sesl Roesinghsa wyuaan Bangor with lumber sOIt
sebr Anris Bell tof Havetl Prinde Au0,o, s.y
with oranges 70 Ho;chk,s Bro Co. j. bound 10 h'~ s'
schr Martha Mana c.re Portland.
schr. W. r. Gem. Lewis. Fotand.
schr. Aida Eaton Sswpols ior LhzsbstbpOr
schI. Billov. Coasls Bsnsss,
sclr. sieotying Hand Corpus ChriHl, ,,.., A.,
seAI S'iS9ssp 9 & DsT TsSs5 , WIN waSstSn q Ss
'schr. " B. RTnbali firr,ry, Por Royal
seSr Issra a BaTiinsaae Fairf Boston for P.l@dsp's
ser n Eawerd Btel nsu Phisdephia for Dorchssio f'rt
& Nm S1aa, Ni, E1snIa nS.. SsgG isI rsdPs so
schI salah Tay or Miner, Fizshsefor Tor Hartford
DISASTERS.
up Lower this ino y me seaf ba~HIs'
eying away 6boOm fors,opsst ela and bai~As' Tb' u
The ebr Norhsrn Lish when Point eury his
by the ehr svsr aSs lsoh issn EasfD Pcr & 40
Laks was cwed 0 the city ihs morning iul Of water
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06


Bsst-Per 100 total weight Of Hde fallow and Mesi
sTtrA s3 quality EI20s2 70 second quality gu ntl @
SAiId quality s0oS0 '5i some Of tie poorest Bulls &C.
ss =. . ,-.-,o ,
according 20 their valne for beef -
Oo0s and Younq CaUes-Far quality $fjHSs5 eIEh, so
Otl00 farrow and dry, t2e 0NJ
SsoTss-Thin Young Cattle for farmers-Y earrings tOd
rs Two years-olds S2dti5; three yeorOds, $3.50
SAeep-PeT n, live weight, &c sheep and iamns per
Fat Hoos-PeT b. safe Hve weight shoes-whoesals
6sdes-Brighton iO8lic. = n; country los Il
SsEoS~Brighton sisslc . u; couniry lots 7iosc
Pehs-tl 0Sl p each
REaARKs-There 77l Northern cattle at Cambridge or
about 70 than last week large part Of which usual
young dry Trade not quick though not
oue A. slow ns al The low price Of pork
not tVO-thrds much year ago 10
pNre l20l3c. per n, live Wcgh-with mutton much
aheapeI operates against the sale o cattle which just about
n Last prices We think there was bar te difference
butohors say beef s little higher Others they buy
vel and Others st that they have bought
better terms At Brighton the number rom Albany appeared
% be I52 and from Maine 30 amounting with lev ION
foot 70 III The Western reported 70 have cost little
higher and they be selling shade higher on some lots
though were told BY Of the Brighton wholesalers
Who had lust bargaued for yardfu that he th0nht he
nayng lust about weeks rates The yards had quiet
tock Prom al appearances il is yet rather hard work 70
eeu cattle Satisfactory prlce and the which set IA
last night viii Dot help the droves IN closing out tins amer
noon.
me Sheer trade has the dust o. late than that
cattle and Ehen compared with the market iour i've
weeks ago v looks encouraging Still there mach mutton
market dressed that the butchers unwilling 80 ad
vance prices the i've fock8 There good heavy
ots and nearly all sold hy the bend One tine
i-ee, though some were soG o' g. and ew
fcT g.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
PASSENGERS SAnED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Dec Sin sie, uhip Aleppo-hir hsDcwe
VIM Auceon A. Welet 81 LebrEa Jas step benson % -
Gibbs Ar ans Mrs Mas kepp ehHa w. Henry Bordms9n
h. Kiscauia a l30 IA the ssefsze.
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bort iuarNfn'e Notitt.

sTgrE NEw-YoRE
PoRr-WARBENs OTFTCB- No. . ~hiiAnu
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, m accordance with Sec
~ passed ApFt "a 1851 entitled An Act 70 e
orsnne Wadoa Oce Of Port Of New Iorh "a All pr
charge o. the SUBJECT natter Of sueb
nqly survey the following vessels no-
Wardn the said 90
eranAtons will wlu succeeding ts
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC
e. pt -fol sun ~eus..... ..s 30 Moon Sss......---
W. ufGn wArsR TuIs DAT.
s.sd, ook itsnd.....IaS hel oatsss.s.sH
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
RECEIPTS OF PRoDuCE.

DEc sI74e6 bba Flour sl2 bbls whisky 36 bblf Corn
Meal Isl sacks 0lcake Is M bush Wheat 10 600 bush Corn
e. Oats bush Rye 4s39 bush Barley ~ bush
eseds pkga Ashes ~ pkgs Beef s. pkgs Lard - bb
Betresun
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
PASSENGERs ARRVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. Dee, s-ia slap cultivstoF-Mons W.
Lsbeul Mdme Louise Lsbeni
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sTAgE OF EEw YORK BlSK DErArrnEsf,

STATE OF NKW YORK BANK DErAr1HEsf,j
ALBANY, Oct y 1886
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap
~ 2e Laws o 1853 snd go a' q les ai ths eeh,s,ns
Merchants ITcnsuge benf ~ The CITY 81 Ne.
Yogk backing association iOeoisd IN the city e New or
viii be redeemed IT PAR, by the suPIuiendeu o ibe
pTescus0n ~ the Newton btatr Nstoua
City Albany Tor r1 from the date hereof and
u thereafter
Tho outstanding circulating notes Of the 'sid bsns, NUT DC pr
,eutsd sforrsd ysrs the dste hereof and OIL
redemption end payment With
10 the specified will be charge upon TIC fund IN
the hands Of toe Superintendent for thtt purpase.
@. W. SCHUYLER suterintendent
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

ITO PRNTERs-wANTED, OLD TYPE METAH
}. O. COOLEY. Printers Wsreb0uss, Ma 70 Faieons.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

SUPREME COURT, County Of New.York.-
> JAMES W FRASER As1ssdsr Fraser ssrah sn'l'ir
tfs ss Henry Youns Jacob r. Schuyler Mar ~ luts Hve
oeus Hartley Malcon Graham. May and STAMP smKed to
iIrnry Tones DefcndAntsSgmmons Relief original and
TO the shove named deisndsns Yoo arc esncelsd
hereby summoned and required the
complain. In this action which copy served upon you
and 10 copy tho said complaint on me
thair Office No ~ Eassan Rsom No s hew-f orb
CIV vn twehiy days alter the service ho'ee eIege oi sas
of such service and TALL tie said compliant within
ths aforesaid the plaintiff in this action M sppy TO the Cou
relief demanded In The eomp!iintDated New" orr NOV
~ llg. LENIEU, HAM COZANs. flinth's Auorneys,
ho. 20 Hasaau.st. Room ho w, New ) OK
TIE conphut The fled n he ouce Of te ef
CIV cod County Of New York the ah day VI Dec-nD
Ifol. Da.od a-w s. Oh. Dec. O. llf8.
LLyyEV, Ham = cOZ4Ss. F.si-,is' A'i0rrsJl
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neooins CARDS. &t.

ATWM. EvERDELLs SONS No. 1O4 Fulton-st.-
y WEDDING CARDS Gna FINS SIAf!OAEki tEi'ssA'Ae4
1879
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professional Nolires

DR. POWELL, Physician and Surgeon, has re.
IL No q wnvsypaoe three door west of Broadway
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and oil other Special ID.
~ s-sses etc. Male Tenth Enlrgrd Eduon JUST
PUBLlsHED ByC HAMMOND M D.. foImrry Professor -
sroca Anatomy snd surgery s Syracuse @sds Ss" ~
Pace ei ~ WtREtR, MOL NeteyFtf 0OpFhEf. NO u
Brosdw5y. MACFARLAED TVenytn.rdst snd broadway Or
Author No JG Vast Fyfrs, between Second ana 4hIa
where be i Hsshiy confult-d as usual
GURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment OF
- STRUCTURE. VARlCOCELE. HEMOHRHOlps FlsIuIA
the more o--nre dses u The Pelvic Ners under Tie sA
svs control or EDAED H. DIXON A. D. kdito' OF The scIe
OGce from 20 10 and % D. evening" 81 Ut ~
ss.de'co. No. a. Fifth aVs.
pUFUs KING,
IL Recorder = flmifa,
ATTORNEY And COUNsEEOR-AT LAW,
No ~ NasrsL, Elura y. T.
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CTEAMERs ARAGo and FULTON for SALE
- Proposals Tor he puchsfe The above vessel viii BE- received
office Company No Bfoedway until the ih oi De-
Any afoa viii be given by The eer' Of the Company At this
Arago make her regular voyage leaving NeY0k
on tle "a i1f'.
Ro 7Brosdway n. Y, Dec. l. 1876 -
TVNO CAPITAIISTS-A VEkY RARE OPPORIU-
1 NIFTY $4,000 will buy iniereft tn CHEMICAL
WORKS alfeady essbshd m the vcuy Or Newlofki more
the pol oi bliiing & en-
operations Andres y y. Box No. 49, 4n1ue
Once
VNTANIED IMMEDIATELY-A Room No. =,
w National Hotel Court anls. ie-od hoor % leHe aIel'
NESS biE FOR cach sai ss joint partners
operate enterprise which VIII eely enlnrIio %
pire1 T l. ~ ocl-penny lufnbus Cd tom 70 Il @ Ana
BIO s p. r., and .rauIins for y2lr. .tlyes.
VtTANTED IACdEDIATELY-0ne or more active
w BUSINESS MEN with cash capital u ahout Fi00O 20 form
company staple Ice, u nniseA ne Lh y
patented Invention can be afofued az e -hh hh se
usall cost Address a. :. BRADFORD, CitZ Po.i-Dhee.
q An 0n0 TO $50, ESPECIAL PARTNER
q IU,OCU wANrED with ss sooye smoga G 70 i.ss sb Iae
psyius Droh h small Principals opy may so
dress Boz No. 3o3 Post Office
G0SO AN ASSOCIATE WANTED, to extend
% sD. the sse Of Pgrcs None bat person Of sefspuens
yg1 % dealt with. H. LANG, No 2sI bowefy n l.
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Si!natlons fDante0- MGles

Siluatlons Uantco- alGles.
a GENTLEMAN, graduate of Princeton College
n ,so. le 70 become N AssIsrAET,EDITOR co NTNB
UTOR hsvsPsper periodical or NEW aOhh SOh
RESPONpENT Journal ogtAiiS ei tho ciy AaeLc"
MAJOR Tribuns O6ioo FOR one wecS
TINO HATTERS-A young MAN. a soft halter,
wants 20 at batting under Instructions Nsees nc
ojeei ROBERT rA1 Lon Boz No e9 Tribune ohes
WANTED by a competent person situation as
w BOCKkEEFER (d3abls sln2e eHuy.) address }. )"
Box 10 ~ Tribune Office.
VNANTED.-A Young man about 70 marry, desires
position general assist At books and bo uselul Ia
sny way N0d cprgr Refers 20 Al business Al
drrss J. Boz No. 5.2is p q.
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Dlpioeno Nciites.

cy1cK or TBs BUcHaSAS gARa or COL
No. BEOAD hEw- YORK.
December ]. lsdd. )
TNHE TRUSTEES Of this COMPANY have declared
sDVIDEND ONE PER CENT payable sHd Siser Deeeaa
Der IS -. ,--.,-
rsnr closed from the Sh 70 The ish both dys inclusive
r. =. sTONE, 1foasuef
oYYcH eY THE CHICAGO NORTH WEffEsE RAiLwAI COL
No. 81 BRoADwAI NEw. foHK, Nov. u. 1850.
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company
n this DAY deesrsd DIVIDEND Il SEVEN PER CENT
Preerred STOCK Of m Company Tor The
Of Decrmbr psyab and aer ths
ih Of Dessbr the Preferred 81 tho Conpany
holders Of aid stock owu by the book, Of the Company
o lat day Of December
transfer books VIII be closed e afternoon Of the lG Of De
eeubef and open Ito nOruiug of the lsth.
Fractional psrtf fths Dividend declared will bt paid for
Of the the stock the
preceding the purchase A. g. PEITChAkD, Ir@afufcr
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Osfilh % Hhh SShhnstoheh o. fhf NtahtAG FUND.
C0LgHBUt ONO. Oct 10 is6
ITO HOLDERS Of OHIO CANAL STOCK Of 1850
Nooa hereby gwen that the outstanding principal Of M
OHIO CANAL STOCK rembuIsabs a. the pleasure st.i-
gsS Dec o. 1850 viii be paid at the oho State Agency No
NuE EewYork the bret day of Jsnuagy. S61 Which
ass ont tbe vii
Yss desiring payment earlier dsy should ard their
b0csles the
s4D BE- Glossd . the dsy fprss@utGion.
JAMFs H. GOODMAN Auditor o. Ssts
WA HENRY SMITH. Secretary ofststs,
RM b. WEST. Attorney General
CoDinissl0Bsgs Cf the sinking Fund
Of ths stats Of Ohio
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6ouocs anu farms manieo.

w ANTED The subscriber wishes 90 RENT a
w SUITE oI furnished ROOMS suitable 10 housekeeping for
blmse wife either n Nrwiok foitVo or tI,etyn Be.
on fences given. address stating tefs b. CROSBY Nos 81
snA - Ls1nafdsL, hewiok.
NlTANTED-TO LEAsE or PURCHASE A
w YARN In thriving vsre the water rr-f.rsh Ma he
near G csss and Episcopal Churu Add sns
hoa.o IN details with loves, price, L. B No IA p o.
Rew-Yoft city
XXyANTED-A Farm Of about 10 Acres the
w nafsm Rarosd within 70 miles Of Twenty
depot Adde'S with fuiI particulars a. b., No n Anns,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
Corarlnership Notitrs.


LII PARTIES CONTEMPLATING CHAh6ES
IA Busness the 0rgunz4tl'u d NLW fl'i5 ltI
specially invited communicate Information o. te same 70 ne SUP
scr,bsIs ihEt theif may sPpear cJrfrciy nthe
0 COAfsfFRC'IAI. AGESY REGISTER FOR 1861
MoKfLLOP, sPRAGUE Go.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION The copartnersmp
~ heretofore existing between the undrned under TIE hfia
name az smith Hall 10 ~ day dshed by mutual COZ sent
Eher party wall sign liquidation MAksilALL ~ SMITH.
New-York Dec. ], 1896
UOPARINERSHIP NOTICE.-Marshall n Smith
- Town Of Orsnge Es'er Co., J. Charles ha Of the
CITY New orr and Charles W Budd q Brewster Station Putnam
Co. y hsve this dsy formed eopaTnsrshp Tor the manufacture
sale Of Far HG said cpsfshiP viii be known fi
KewYofs under tie name q SMITH HALL BUDD at Orange
j. under that Of MARSHALL n sATB Cot and At Brews-
''' " 80 - $50 MARSHALL y. SMITH.
CHARLES HALL.
No,,.york Ds~1 iese CHARLES W. BlnD.
nz.Hsnl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
financial.
sIATs OI lnpou, Trrl'usrns o,rlcs. }

StATE ILLINOIS THEAsuKEH6 OFFICE
- sYHIEeuELD. Nos IS, 1874. {
ItHE INTEREST ON the PUBLIC DEBT OF the
bIhIE q lLbNOis t1si0Inf Monday Of lznusy
l Sh % pea Al IA Ocean NOBsl Bsnk o. the Gay Of New
leTAs % NE 'lh 70 NE zle nacnsy.l of JAnnsry
JAhES Il. BkYERIDOE, State Treasurer
NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant 10 adjourn
~ us.t q iss A The cal q tb cem1se sppnsd ines
the aHTs ct the Company neg
ts~ ors As ,ieaAhip Company ~n b. ths
CeHReny, Ne boWngss-p i tie City Yors or WE'D
fGESDAf i2fh Dscsnbsa u oclort - q. h~.
report tnrf. ~ - A.
Aasansd s8pedieaL BY order oi ~ Committee
nav. YoHK HoysulbsI "a 1885,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
Bcaro auo Rooms.

PLEASANT second-story back large and small
n upDN with tlo.t ani cold 90 LII Nth bOAhp
in Wss Eeul.ssatsI iesns tsh 40 q"
aalTsat e!EnAr Al eeloeL 4easefg E. bfl No bFsS
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKE7.

BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND hKDFOkD
Exported for The IRBUSE for ne rex ending Heasd0v
Dec ., lstG
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
D'I'u I''" 0'-' EyARrs. sOuTHMAYp = CHoATE.

TITI
% eopi-t shove entitled daily filed In the
Office the CLERK Of the City aud County Nefo The City
nan An the Cy and State Of NesYort tho 7 dsy of NOye
bsr iSss EvARTs, soUTHMAYD L choATE,
EoSga l.v6wTh Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

SUPREME COUkI-HENRl - CiIIi5H, ram Jan,
y JESSE CHlLDs ufffntarNuranas iaf hslff
Gem 90 ',vr fo ~ Deieed.s,, 90 s,s h'f-s{
DAY Goa sf thc cry ard County n hev
Y6rk a. n ssii lrt o cory a arfHs
T. tAe ni Ihs suBfcdbsf ~ DO % DO y h ef'
street Neviot CITY. Within tsrn'y esys sHs ts ssres a @
Hmnoas "a VOC dJ Of suC ssr.si ard J11 i
10 rnsvcr complaint iihiu th- time rr1f ne ffnf n
81 spuy tts Court io tls ss 4quaan-fa A. ts fo
flsai Drtei hsvg. Y 0fi Ocf0hTr n ltt
nh is.6xTb X fROUpFiT. Piasua Atornsy.