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DRY GOODS.

Have a FULL FRESH STOCK of sensouable
GOODS, the great bulk OF which being recently pur-
chased. and MAINLY FOR CASH, offers special In
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Good Bleached Muslins, l2IS, Is, and Is cents
Best yard-wide Bleaehed, 20 60 20 cents.
UnbleAched bhItinRs, low by the yard OF piece.
Mosquito Net, white, pink, blue, and yellow.
DRESS GOODS.
All the new materials for short dresses
SoapB Hair in all the new shades.
Plain Alpacas and Poplin Mixtures,
Lawns ana Organdies, select styles.
BLACK GOODS Of every description.
CALICO COUNTER
~, lb and Is cent fast color prints over 200 pieces
InOceet styles American Prints at these low prices
wrapper Prints, entirely designs, is and 20 cts
cents. - $500 ~ - " ~
CLOAK ROOM.
$500 Shetland Shawls, stiIl another lot,
$3.50 and $500 Llama Neat BhawIs
superb Shawl Stock Il ON ezOO 70 $500.
Llama Lace POintes and ROtondes.
Silk and Cloth Sacques reduced IN price.
MEMS WEAR.
Stout Linen Drills ana Duck.
French Padded Drills. for best custom.
Fancy Drills and Duck Tor pants IL 26tuth4Q
CoatlnRs for business, dress, hot weather, etc.
Cassmeres. rs cents up sll grades, immense stock.
Rapidly selling at almost lowest old prices
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Have n FULL FRESH STOCK Of sensonable
Soons, the great bulk OF which being recently pur-
chased. and MAINLY FOR CASH, offers BpecfaI in
dncements 70 CLOSE CASH BUYERS.
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.PALANCE OF STOCK AT COST. IN
ID order 20 close out the balance of our summer
stock OF Cloth, silk. and Lace Mantillss we have
marked them down ~ cost
6AAW NO. 10 y, Ek0HTH RtEeet,
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ALL Europe mourns the death of Maxi.
milan. The Government of England, it is
stated, will recall the British Legation, and
withdraw from diplomatic relations with the
Administration of Juarez. That of France has
sent out an order suspending all the functions
of the French Consuls in the Republic. The
French Chambers denounce the execution as a
crime against civilization. All festivities in
Paris have been abandoned.
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MILITARY OFFICERS ENDoRsED.-The House
of Representatives has promptly passed reso-
lutions endorsing the administration of Gene
rails Sheridan, sickles, Pope, and sohoheld.
The Democratic members voted against the
resolutions. These gallant officers will be en-
oouraged in the performance Of their duties by
this approval of their course on the part of the
peoples representatives.
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THE WHEAT HARvRsT.-The recent hot, dry
weather has been very favorable for the in
gathering of the wheat crop, which is now in
process over large portion of the United
States. The crop for the present year is
already estimated at two hundred millions of
bushels. In view of this fact, the prices of
wheat and -four are still extravagantly high.
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HNN FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL PONY.
10y i've years old broken 10 harness and saddle.
Win wagon built 70 order. Can be seen at JOHN
GLLlh stable, No. 1880 LARDNER Street. saSt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRB AND BREST Sept A-In steamship ST. grent,M
Flicker Mr. Conway Mr. Foguet and family MI hG'pet, Mr. Mr.
Vspdepoei MIR Connolly Lsbse and family Mr. Mckenzie ana
family Mrs Starr Mr. and Mrs Guy Mr. aud Mrs Weue9 as
M and family ',Ts SnnOn I9Tsae Smith b. and b,SSar i Mr. M noa
non Mr. Mr. Wertemberg MIR Fhhou Miss "uss p NJ
Bauer Ysr'd and Nj and Mrs Mold a. p Ma byas
POW MIR Yougues, urch Zous Miss heylnann ~ ns
Mr. Downing Gelbke, M DaIcel and nny XII h, M $50 s
MIR Gicauel f. Dwight Mr. Galet O. de ln MI shh & M
MI Chaie family Mr. Lagno Mr. Ia IoeseM M M IenbaI and
s NJ i,oVn Gnarias Rio Hubert Mr.. Goeshhand, Mr
TaufoJ Mr. and Mrs Boott Pohier Mr. smona MI nodS
81 iy H. znSis Mr. Erouttet Mr. Beduchaud, MI Eyelau
ieyy Mr. C,sl r. Dc Yonsh Mr. cesnO Mr. and Mrs % SSG' MT Mr
p, nna Nj, C,yer Blanc, Mr. Amenyual Mr. Wen, Ms
rGno rGnu M More Mir Gerems, Miss En, Mr. Bentley MI
FoThs IT, Camu Mr Manuros A. Harrison Mr. and MIs rS1d
BIain aud family BmpOrt and lady Mr Cine Gal Gsoe MT
pns nv Fernandez Streui Mr. NToe aud family Geo heheh'
NJ NJ sore Mr Garbi Peabody Mrs Wright ron, Mr
Ward Mr. Feye MIs segby aud family Mss isae Mira Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
PORT or NEw-YoRK.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
s'sa@:P sSra'oa King Norfolk CITY Richmond L.
'sssSa stss%:sp Mcaitor Phn9a,yn, Sss Briggs
Baker Boston TP Si. &C. Co Dali.
Ship Liverpool Lambert London. GriHnel, MiEtlr1 Co.
Bark KeeAw lBr), cassOn, Cork Falmouth 0 orders Andre"
Hspsrus B) weo, Bueuo' Ayre' John Bon'on'S Son
White Wing (Br) Pike IasuAya and Porto cabelO Dal'
Bark Evening Star Br) Miller Jago De Cuha wayde Co.
1s VIM (Brl. Mcbride St Johus, F. craudAu Umphey
Mary and Caharue @ Made Queenstown for orier' O. r.
Bns Alma (BEl, Calvin, Jacmel, J; W; ESsn&co
scsr % Rel Jacket % Ayer, sssalara Ne W $ Brown Co.
sc6r Mary quriey lBil ) Dsgsr iisSoo 3 / S,,i., Som.
Schr. c. Russell, leDonnld. Boston,
scLr. o. c. Aeker, H0bbie, Stanford
Steamship Midway Br) H' Antwerp 9th inst With dss and 10
Steamship San Jaao S,kn Savannah With mdse pass
es,oa Allen sep 22 OF Cape LOOKOUT passed steamship Man
steamship Alabama Lne6uruer, Charleston,
s@ St E,D1sR @ Rscsnle Iav,s ,s inst 'pa 5 1rs::
weather iGs whole arrived & 29,,aa9s with
shp MnSsSass i & I LgAdoIseGIy se"rA'n' L'aa0ls'
ship Eit Child Newport wales 49, with iron Chs carOw.
Ship Chancellor, Jones' Liverpool Aug 49, with mde to w!am&
Bark Adelaide Femmer Boston in ballast A. P. rrsDc.
Bark Labomus o Yarmouth Sd Raymond Lshorn q das"a
BARK Adle GoOdWn Ftcbe 50 days. ah nds and 81
BARI Mary Bell Roberts Burns, Bridgeport b. Il With coal
BARK Silver Star fBrl New. Bedford in ballast master
Brig Champion o P;o9 N S. Martenn Cow Bay b. i3 daJs
with coal TO B r. Small L Go.
Brig Josephine tof Halifax n. Forbes Cow Bay C. b. ii days,
with coato o II. J. De Wolf 4 Go.
u ght north winds cams the whole pass re.
Schr W. Hatfield B Potter Windsor S. O days With plas-
schr Queen Cpp Br Davidson Windsor S. with plaster
TO Crandsl, Umphrey Go.
schr Burgess. Bay with coal to NewYOrh
Gas Il sbt Company.
yius 4 Sons
Sch Ricardo Barros Furnan Martins, days With j.
sehr Joseph Hail. Peudeld ElzatethpOr for MdIleiown
Schr. J. Potts, Robinson, Albany for Newport.
Scir. Leader =, Bridgeport for West ludes-
schr. Gertrude. Horton, JAMESON RocAland
Sehr. Trade Wind, =, Rockand
Sehr. Flee,wing, Nash Rockani
Schr G. Horton, Jameson, Roekland
ScLr. Veto Robson. ROckland
Schr. Euroa Ham, RDcklaud
Schr. Gaena, Gale. Bridgeport
Schr Alaska Srolt Portland
Schg. FairNnd smith, Ellsworth
Schr. Z. W. Dexter Dayton, Augusta.
SAILED.
Steamships Saratoga for Norfolk, Neptune for Boston Chesapeake,
for Portland.
ConsteaOnship from Liverpool for EeWYCrt 2s inst lat 4a H.
Ion. 81 So -.
seamshiprom New.fork for liverpool Ih ins lat ~
GoOdvin-bark from Hsvs for NewYOE Sept 49, lat ~
Of, lon 20 %, 50 days out
MEMORANDA.
The United States School ship Portsmouth Long Island
Sound anchored Rkers Island yesterday IL Is 2ndeood mat
she will not TO tie city.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Sept 24Aved, steamship Norman, Philadelphia hr
B. Smith, New.York.
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prp 6ooSs.

OPENING OF FALL GOODS.
STRANG g. ADRIANCE,
No. 3JJ BROADWAY between Franklin and Leonardss VIII o1ef
atRBTAIL, on MONDAY. their
FALL IMPORTATIONS
sfFRENCH, ENGLISH and CONTINENTAL DRY GOODS
Comprising
MORE ANTIQUE, C0L0RRD- SILKS, and sATlRS,
Of all shades and qualities;
BLACK GRos GRAIN. FAILLE, and TAFFETAs,
OF the best makes very cheap.
RICH DRESS GOODS,
In FRENCH P0PIINs, the largest assortment ever
yELOURs DE Russo. EMPRESS CLOTHS, oTToMASs,
and some Of the greatest Paris Novelties, for
WALKING AND TRAVELLING SUITS,
BRoCHB KNICKERB0CKER WINCBYs. GR0S DE- TOURS
very desrable With large assortment Of MEklNOS
and other Dress Goods suitable for all classes Some
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION. f
MOURNING GOODS,
In great variety Also
300 PIECES BLACK ALPACAS from IS cents 70 &l-yey cheap
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
A very full assortment at Low prices
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES.
PARIS KID GLOVES Auction in all shades 81 per pair
BY good judges lie equal those sold elsewhere 81
SHAWLS,
In PARIS CAMEIS HAIR PAISLEY and all other celebrated makes
o. Shaws In LONG and SQUARE -. -
Also $50 LONG and SQUARE BRoCHE sHAwLs,
from Auction, at less than gold cost
BLACK LYONS SILK VELVETS,
in all widths at great bargains.
CLOTHS and CLoAKISGS, in GREAT VARIETY,
CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

ston n ia ne hold its annual meeting during three
days commencing October There are to be two races
each day. The purses for the INST day amouho 20
closing race will be a sweepstakes OF $1,000 between INC
stallion Garibaldi and the gcldrg Lew fettee'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

and family Col Lew Caaeiere A. vena Mr. stone ard lady,
S1uadrs Mr. Magufn Decoby Mr. L. Mr. Legesro no.e'
deKrsnrue Jabare. Mr. LeNoyne, Miss fcoe Mr. Bocs ~,
Met Mr. Maihey and family, Mrs kuin NJ AuDf,s %"
wog Mr. Lpaucne Yaube Miss Cain and brother MIS- a'
Bresseoes Mrs Walter family, Mr. Leblanc NJ Bonsiont MI
Arbn Sir Aueeloz Mr. schsdele Rieten, Nh Bsntoan .
FROM CHARLESTON Sept An steamship nahna,tinIJ. nnn
John Riley r. H. DAVIDSON MrS Wehern, L. ID shaplha hn.
Miller j. Kennedy Miss Kate Dowd = Brown, q Nv" s9
KNOX Lewis Moore g. Reich J. Wethsm Mrs G. Sackey d. OSe
H. FRYE Mrs G. Doxd Mrs T. Webster. l. Klein, Mrs Knox L
heckslogsky and child and others 10 the steerage ~,
FROM ANTWERP, Sept 24-Ia steamship NedNiy-M ana MI
Gsbane AM children Rev Mr Te Mr. Duboer Rev Ar fannias
andl5 Ia
FROM SAVANNAH Sept 2-In steamship San JacltoA brrey
NJ Jearey j. A. Moxley w Mitchell and son T. Henderson, D. bf
Mrs freermsnn, l.. Din1mOls T. f0nua
T. F. Chase ~ B. G.tBe Mr. Mrs b. Gobess L. H. smith,
II. Martin.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
fTHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE-TIhat on !
Misttllantous.

N. WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND
y On D,.nes, -, No 1876 Picrrepont st., Brooklyn;
NeW'ioih fghthst, Phiadelpha
This o ccmPny The bARGEs Of It's s1 Dpea 9ed
b tbs most extensive improved Machinery to DYE cLhASSh
and FINISH in unequaed. every variety Of ladies na @
mems garments aud piece goods GarEenn eeshseu W Jul NV ~
proc ess without being ripped
DOUND- -CORNERED PLAYING,CARDS are
Ia the cheapest aud most economical ards aea iny
- svs % we'll sale Al retail by ali statonefs ana An soVu
s.slsrs sn drug stores the Manufacturers a. whoss w
3's'''' SAMUEL HART Co, No ~ John. n y:
THOS. j. POPE & BRO,
/ PId IRON METALS, RAILS. tc,
No 2g2 PEARIesr.. near BEBKMANsI'
CGHsJGEMEETs soLICIiEP
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Sinantial.

Ux,ov PActyc RAILROAD CowP,SI PEEnprSTs Office
'N' No 20 Nass.u-sr.. NV i0HK, Aug. 20 ~ .c
V,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Unlon mon v,.tS- sclIJ o
Railroad Company hereby nofe that the n Aam o ueb
=. Tor fe Election Of Direeiofs ana we u SS
ss nav come before EN- vii be hed on - ~ IA
nay of October Ten NV 0cio0A D. NJ - NV
Company ID INC Wy OLIVER ANBs. President pro empore
CHAs TuTTLE Secretary.
HAYTON e. MICHIGAN RAILROAD O.
FSt Mortgage per Bouds s9kng funq p Nc "
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
nrcr1pTS nR PROnTCE.

sgpT 24-l9,75O bbls. Flour SH 9bs WHISKY , 1o,igo
bush Wheat $3.50 bush. Corn $50 sacks O3.s ~ De %
Milf n bush seeds 10 pkgs Ashes, bhls PORK rs kEs'
CIt Meats IL pkgs Lard, G,459 Dds u i@Oi
Batter G24s pkgs. Cheese, 2il pblS. iE-H.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

sFEDS-A limited demand for Clover seed at l2t i3c
Timothy seed is plety az s. 1888 2 bush Rough Flax
sTEARiNETEc inquiry is good, and the market is
poorly supped prices are hrmer sales OF 5000 ID Far
salabe: 10000 u changed hands al q 0llc cash:
SAILING give below jobhers' prices, at which the
market is firm and the demand ialr Tor home cOnsunp
fion. We quote "A
fuf9, Islands b9sh 90 Iiv, Fine. .w,thinsts3 2s q -
~ FE E,e = s,itop 4 Is o.
sALTPETRE-Pri unchanged demand fair at l5c
fOr Refined, and sas1c for Crude Nitrate OF Soda Is
sOAP-Wc sales Of 20o boxes CASTLE at III dsc.
TAIIOW-The demand continues good, and the market
Is quite rm sales OF 900 at l2G2sc for state, and
IOBECCoNh very good demand has prevailed for
Kentucky Leaf prices arc hrm ana wen sustained
We quote IN eGTreSy G as MSdTm iSTTs ,oase Good ia
a5e; Fine at 1Gal5c and Selections, l9gZ0c Heavy west
ern aud Clarksvile Ings, 5la7te; Common al Sglts e.
Medium, 12e15c. Good, 16al7c; Fine, lSGlsc ana Sc
lections Seed Leaf continues IN far demand
particularly the good grades and former prices are ss
fained sales Of 75O at l2dc Tor Oho 0loc iOr
State, aud 20a25c. for Connections. ., q,
WOOL-Domestic Fleeces have undergone no essential
change since last report common and low grades are
tt freely offered, and TO effect sales lower rates would
have to be accepted, but in the absence OF any demand
prices must be regarded nomina the finer grades are
n small supnly there ia sOme inquiry manufac
turers Prices are firm and well sustained trade gen
tinued depression in the goods market restrict business
The closing quotations Domestic Fleeces al 40 Ao
Tor Native and Onequarter Merno, 45a4sc for 0nehai
and Threequarter do, 50G5jc. for FuDloOd MeIn0s'
and 55d65c for Sax0ny Fleece; 3OG35c for NO RULED
b8a45c for saperne do and 4Jq5Oc for Extra DO lse
23e for Common Unwashed California; 24d30c. for Fine
do 1s93c. for common to choice Texas and American
Combing at tOa65c. We quote Foreign as follows Sonth
washed Mcstiza and MerinO, 35a icc for washed EtIe
Rios 25G2sc for Unwashed Creole 40 4Gc for washed
pierinO: Cape Of Good Hope 35G l0c. for UhWasheu
East India, S575jc for Washed, and African at 2GGSOc'
for Unwashed, and 300f0c. for Washed. -,,,.uo
WHISKY-Thc demand Is moderate, but holders are
firm; sales OF 200 bbls Western at 50 iOc., bohd'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER a5

hepeccaS at 20025c Cintons at loa12c Hartfords
nrder ~ VPTer, tnOugn worth l4016c. when in good
from b dlslke them account OF their dropping
brng CO.. @ fne, or extra Bartlett pears will
30 per dbl We have heard Of sales still higher but
soyyl cie more than extra Flemish Beauties 20 off
mart - hPPes are plenty 1900 bbls from She western
b Va ne STATE arrived yesterday and as many to-day
plenty. We quote: "'0 40"ei anu
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

snu $50 Sun Sets... $3.50 Moon Mop..... o.
HIGH -
Sandy Hook 5l2 Co. island. - Hell sI'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
JIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
SAINT IOTJIS AND IRON MOUNIAAN
oA ntn nom COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST

RIIRoAp COMPANY SEVEN PER CENr INIEhESI'
nHA TEBRCARY aud AUGUST . CT. r,. 60
Of 81 miles, finished rom sau -oua
Pilot Kpob and order and an extension o. c. which
Belmont rhphiy
the proceeds bonds to be ed making ~ @ 81 miles are
rail The earnings OF u %
500 oO YEAR the net profits sufficient TO- pay he Wy tx
The entire amount Of bonds they oil Issued Ihs % AMY AZ
believed 10 lie berond that other bonds now
the OHce Of COMPANY No - WaLs. 70 H. W - Ws and
Vice-Presdent, 10 CLARK, DODOb w. WIN" -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

nES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD COM,
DPANY-The COUPONS Of the F Mortgage hght per Po1r '
onds ~ The ss Mones Railroad Company due ISL Vobe
,o viii he paid on and after that da at the Banknouse VI
EiImsp Sons 4 Co., No a. Exchange place
Sent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
0lsooina GarSs, &t.

At WIN. EVERDELL1 SONS. No. 104 Full
N ton.st-wEDDING CARDS and FINE srAIIohERf lknAs
ihed l8l5)
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
UNTON TRUST COMPANY

n $
~orr.r ....... 81 100000.
IAN paid in and securely invested go,
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED On DhroS'i'' ""'''
may 10 Withdrawn at any time -- r..,. Tr,.,..
THIS COMPANY authorized to act as Receiver nppoSI
s Married Women Guardian for Infants ard Is h' D ~
TORY for money paid into Court .,.,, % nav
1t will receive Registry and Transfer BOOKS No as I'll
"a nvdepds also as Trustee Railroad Mortgages anu VIII
take charge Of and manage Estates p,,,s,
ISAAC II. FROTH1NdHAM, ',1-
IouE v l. PRUYN ANDREW " STOUT, 'ieerfe'"eN'~
TRUSTEES ,Dnv
A. A. LO",,yprrpp &, BENZ. II. HUTTON
nAmi. ~, !, 'tTRSfRY DAVID DONS.
q. WILLIAMS, nISSDDv DAVIFS
HORACE y. CLAkk ininTpY = poGFRT
j BOORMAE JOHNSTON HiHe, hhi.TTIN
ELISHA hioVvSS;;r WM WHITEWR1GHr, Jr,
JAMES Il. WATERBURY, DnNti,n DsI,ii,r u w 'Ctyi'tR
FhEEn"N tDVP1 JAMES FORSYTH. ...,
AhASA j. nAh1h9EH' JONATHAN W. FREEMAN,
hlLfN - y, ,DiSqVfT JOHN MAGEE.
VILLA" = "N'WN p ALDRICH, Secretary.
CHARLES I. CARLTON Asst se0'e'a''
W. II. PECKIIAM, Counsel
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
MiIGnsru.
Tlarbls Hlanttls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
M 10 purchase Marble Mantes Of the latest designs al very 10"
uc Is al KLABERS Marble Works No 3i East EgheenIh a.
near Ihraye Mans put up In the country Cut TINS oa
IARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-Superior
WI in appearance durable; half the price OF marble l. d
STEWART No GO5 Sirth-ave. between 3oth SothsH
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

WISCONSIN BONDS:
w KENOSHA TOWN BONDS,
RACINE TOWN BONDS
WATRRTOWN TOWN BONDS,
FOND DU LAC TOWN BONDS,
eUEBOYGAN TOWN BONDS,
LACROSSE TOWN BONDS,
MILWAUKEE (readjused) per cent ,
MILWAUKEE, (repudiated) aid Beo Railroad,
MILWAUKEE (repudiated) nd Superior tailroaa'
WANTED by ovo = DIrERAR
I Walst
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
6bantss for gusiptss Gltn.

A WEEKLYPAPER several years establlshed
@ i.rg. sdyerispg patronage offered at saenhe
- ;S' AZ RAJ EsTlE AGENCY 80 snS'~sH't ssS9gf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
FRUITS AND NIrTg-DpIpp


Dred Apples are advancing, with few coming forward
amu disposition to buy up Blackbcrries and peaches
are e DOM nfner while scarcely any cherries or faspber
iles are ON the market. We Unote
nv, eouRnt,n boy Y d. o Cherries, pied....75 d3O
esf. b...... y a "a Peaches prime pee,d 4DIb Ia d20
,sate q D.......... 81 81 Medium a n ...i IS gi6
1ll3l Ohpecled, & D.........
r, HIDES. SKINS AND FURs
mere is very lte doing in Furs, manufacturers being
oDscu 10 sell madeup goods the cost of the skins Al
reeelt sale Of Buffalo robes Montreal 10y the Hudson
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25


RlCE-Wc stil lind very quiet market ard prices
yejled. We quote, nommay, at S95sc., gold, in bond,
fOv RanGoon 909sc currency duty paid for do and II
I2c for Carolina. forced sale has been made OF 1000
bs Ran6con double basGed, at 3sc, gold in bond from
It6gr.
Sugars to-day the demand being from rcners the trade
aid for export; and though few weak holders have
accepted slight concession the market closes firm at
&C. for fair to good Refining; sales OF 20i2 hhds at II
Ijc for Cuba l2sQl3c for Porto Rico, and SOS boxes
Havana at a4c.; about 600 hhds. OF the above sales
were taken for shipment TO Canada The stock is es
mated at 5O,615 hhds 65529 boxes and 35.2S bags Re
fued ere very good demand and firm at Gs Gl69c for
PoNllLr red and GVanuated No
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

with 2l2 Eggs for the week-heayy arrivals today
Strade Is slow and prices weaker The not Netlhe[ vi
last week made eggs forward In poor order anu
nearly all OF them had 10 be sold To count out sVne
we'll known brands selling to-day ~ Zo~zc AZ so
Ynark but most OF the Western and Canaua pis %~%oo
toSs IN go iWesteru loss off,. HbR7
H"' - - ~ ran Ezg Oats, p bush, good. 3sG1O
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

Free arrivals OF beans are telling on the prices
declined to-day fine mediums wich pIo"Sm. - ~ ~
and even - 80 yesterday Offering at u Vouay AhoJ d"
still tending downward. We quote: $1,000 o
Beans Mediums. lOd Beans, fair Sz w. Z Z
choice. y bu... - 00dS Inferior DOD =
Marrow pea new, Peas. Can, IN bond,''' "" .
a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

T. NJ Conn has lately received, per Express, from
San Francisco. the very newest styles Of superb
dress and fancy wear goods for ladiesust the thing
for an elegant Christmas present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11
5psrial gutires
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.

A Christmas Festival will be held on Christmas
Eve, at the Good Templars' Hall, Idaho CITY, the
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

J.. b. EMERY on Main street. near WaIlula has a
fresh, choice and large assortment Of every kind of
groceries and provisions. He has also very superior
brands of whiskeys, brandies, ana other liquors.
wines, &c. Try Emery. He sells eheap1y and gives
good trade SIS la .M I.. -e
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

THE WEATHER.-Pioneer residents say that not
since the winter of 1864 has there been anything
like the weather SO far this Instead of in
tense cold heavy fosts and deep SHOWS, we have had
but very little of cold weather, only one snowfall of
consequence but, instead, deal of soft, moderate
weather, with an unusual quantity of rain. Within
the last two days has fallen than ever be-
fore during the time and season. and the Their
1nonieter has ranged in all the twentyfour hours of
each day. not lower than ten degrees above freezing
point, and as high as 81 degrees.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

A Public Reading Room.
The entertainment VIII consist Of aChristn1as Tree,
and various other diversions Refreshments viii al
so be provided for the occasion. The public are de-
sired to make the Tree the channel through which to
convey their gifts to their friends. The Committee
guarantee that all presents shall reach their proper
destination. Presents, properly directed, and con
ributions to the refreshments be left at the Post
Office or at Kfngseys, ofnotce left at those places
where to call for them. Admission, so cents.
Everybody is invited to attend.
MRS. j. ". BROWN, Chm of Com
I Idaho City, Dec. 10th, 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

CHRISTMAS TREE The attention of our city read
ers and others the vicinity is requested to the
tice given in the advertising columns of Christmas
Festival to be held in the Good Templars splendid
new Hall on Christmas Eve. Letal join and help the
Festival alorg. It is for very worthy object. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

]. E. ROWE, Deputy Sheriff. gives notice to the
public that he viii attend to any business conded to
him in the Justices Court Of Jonas W Brown. Per-
sons interested should bear this in mind.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

Revenue Stamps, (of all denominations in
amounts of one hundred dollars and over, can be
purchased at par for currency Cess amounts ten per
cent. advance) at
First National Bank, Boise City, I. T.
AGENTs-B. M. DuReIl & Co., Idaho City, L T.;
81 DuRen & Moore Silver City, T. T n216
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

Tor CERIsTMAs-For fine, fat chickens splendid
tame ducks, and fresh eggs. call on Robert Turner,
at his famous Warm Springs resort He has lotf OF
each kind and he feeds his fowls with wheat and
good things-not Stops and scraps.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

CHINESE ScRnnIAGE Deputy Sheriff John Dono-
van, of Pioneer City on Sunday brought to the coun
ty jail five Cinnamon, charged with having been ring
leaders in gang of thirty who had attacked another
gang of seven Of their own countrymen, but of a
different company, near Pioneer the day before, and
severely woundng some of the assailed party. One
Of the sufferers had hand chopped off.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11

PERsoNAL.-E. e. Sterling. Territorial Treasurer.
and VIM. r. Bishop Territorial Comptroller. came
by stage of Monday evening" on brief official visit
to this city, from Boise City,