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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

SIS do. 0Snaburg Stripes, 1870 Ticks are IN limited
demand az the quotations. Amoskeag bring toe' ior
A G A, 2se for A. nc for Is, 92o. for g ana lec
for ID; York, 25o. for 30inch, aud 32lc lot Linen
do; Hamilton, 25c for T. 2lc for ID, ana 100, LOT
X; Willow Brook sec Pacific 22lo. for !, ana SOc
for ~ do; Arkwright ace for J. aud sac for - DO
There IL rather more demand for Printing Cotht' t4hH
Standards being quoted at 6. 06lc. ,.,
The demand for prints shows decline nom te Weeks
but the supply II limited and prices are teady main
tanned The iObbers quote as follows MeIdlinscK , W,
fancy, 49, do. pnks puppies, Ice; do. ID, fahcss tJc
do puppies, $780, Oochec0 L. 13c Spraghes 1rOcks
do pnks and purpes, lJc faneies l2tci plug fpu
l2tc; American, l2lc Dunnells I2lc; Aliens l2lc DO.
DARK l2.c; do pnks and checks, 13lo AmOsReag lsc;
Arnolds lie. lowell l1c WaInsuta stc LONDON Mourn
ing l2c.;smpsOn do, lie; AmOskeag DO, ute Hamilton,
12lc Freeman, he; Pacific 12lc victory hbci victory
checks, 105e
Nous. Deaines continue in good demand, at 2oc Tor
the best syles, except Hamilton WOODEN COS winch
are ISc. .|t ..r.
We are unable TO report any Improvement III WOODEN
goods. There appears to be an oNeisnppl OF nearly AZ
have 10 hH Rllln az "a r,lnces.iOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
rAsSENGE RSI nARRITEDl

FROM Lfy ERPOoL AND QUEENSTOWN Nor Tln ~
Ws.hinuou-Ms spence hir Saith MIRA BROW
Miss srsesnr Mr., Mar sssSSs' w, ~ Y ,n' III rtss
Hunter J. BuSsn., Bh.p Ehsr fsA ks.ef ssesp rs,
samHel Ksreel Rev T. Sander a1 h1I ~.
a xndress Msere Master Bses DI ssf ss1 q rs.s
n u Ratkinssu T. L. Mitchell J"na heTtons "
NJ nj NJ. B.eisrry sud hid b. l. Lowbr a 1hSnlyssa y
Miller Mr. and Mira Be.sn, Mn Bsetrith Muse. so.iS
Nh and Mrs MeEs,iii fessn ~ 40 M rtsm.a sfssss
Woodv,yJ Katie Hogan Ieibs Kslton Dehhta
Msmn.,r Rsnstsu noafon VALLEY Cbsv,hsr sssS'o ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
Qrrt. @aratnls aatit,.

1F441l1 eTsTs ~ Nsw fosk.frtl
PoRrwaRDEw OTrcE, Ne % wilh.s At )
NOTICE is hereby gven, in accordstnce with
section q e Az R...sa Agn y W., Wv sSusd i, $3.50, &C..
int.rssd m or having charge s ahee. mstso sash ns "
ayey the vessels axe hov anee na
don b the Pom the aid rfve rAnAto YIN
be completed days oceedsg s notice 'n eoS 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

The anniversary Of the Wesleyan MissIonair
society Of Canada was recently held At wLih,
CHAIRMAN Cha Of tie Ms.o6s Hud,apr Bay SsniIsy. -
psessnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
6hantts for Eusintss TI,n.

TOR SALE and TO LET,--The FIXTURES
J. and APPROPRIATENESS OF large and seFes,lS,'aed NE
BREW cry The capacity Of brewngH from 1000 TO jaw
h ner YEAR vault. storing the premises lease for I'VE
wear. OF more Will given Inquire No 65 NORTH Thf sOS's
Greenst Philadelphia between the hours Of and Y a. m
WANT a man TO take the wholesale agency
California and the Psde States supply suogenn IN every
county IJ0YDS great double revolving MAPS bgrope and
needed family school ana bNy IN
the Map 20 feet with nbbondng and aoues
AGED roers and three labor Ps ony "
worth capital will do to start with Also man 70 open
an Chicago m the Western states New orsas e le eo1dn
Cuba South America CansdAs asa EUROPE Sv
cow can Map Send for the circular terms A - l.
Lloyd American Map Publisher No ~ courtlanesst
MARBLE QUARRY for SALE OF LEASE IN
WI Ra, MccARTY Tncksh"e OF Seasise
TINO PARTNERSHIPS in this city.
containing Newspaper Book sud Job Pesses WITH ass os'
ing and good viii Price $3.50 Address l. n tribune ohes
q S00-DRUG STORE FOR SALE.1Dnu-
SrelNDO opening physician looking FIR good oo<sn
Price Al 600 hall cash inquire al No. 81 Coonlandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
pASsENGERS SALLFn

FOR AsPtNWALL 25-ln steamship Nehasls q Shsr
.0 Mr. Wmtst Ijr wife Mr. snd Mrs csmposlL
Nj Jsnuss Ayres Mn shosmsksr M Gsnnb sad 1agate
a. Hall M Bufr Mr. MsDoxsi M aud Mrs l. Jone. aud
shdeu g. Z. Fisher NJ L. BrghsH shoep,iers = Hal <
n HIN Wsdehhover T. Wanenmssbs n Reylss, C0khs y
rs NJ KsllT MI and Nrt sp.upF and ehrsy. Nav atrr
d MA W stone t1st T. D. Nor Mrs whts Y aud Ms
is.n Mis-, Cornise NJ and Ma Lsss Misc go'y 'r 'aa
ekiM and 30 stssrsgs pssssngsfl, . ,o, li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

"4 'i 'l = MiSiArrRF ALMANAC
g.. s.. asa ssa SEES, -. -. 40 Mos ..'''irssa
,, nss s1 t.sa syli HsR .:..,..lo'ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
fiuanfial.

TIVE NEW-YORK, HOUSATONlC, and
i NORTHERN RAILROAD COM2ANf.
*Isoooo or FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SALE 49,
fry miles railroad completed Of construction They have
wib oeu interest eonpon payable semi snna
IN, M Sw Yor I and denominations Of $500 1000
The Company bonds outstanding, nor Is any greater amount
than handfe and a sousGni dollars offered for sale
BID. received t De'sahsg S1 for the whole or ny Pa
No
Rrdvsy here information gard 70 the securities
d. b. oIIi,issJ SERGEANT, Treasurer
Nov H., 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

fehr Bay State Dsvbura ss,ssssb Bentley MILLER Tbo"sH
behr DelmaI Heds Revbsme, ThomasA Holmes
bchk Milo, Morris Newfiaven
.t ARRIVED.
Steamship sherman Hdeth Rex-0raus 18th nsi wa "ds' -
paS 70 ~ Cromwell Co. Has bad hno weather otfne inc pf
sage, AMI vas detained outside The Bar BY tsass hg
steamship City Of Washington tBEl acow L,erree jath MS
and Queenstown 18th, with ndse and john o. Dale
Bs,s NJ Cemens o Yarmouth, 81 Kelly Yarmouth oovs
in ballast " Boyd Hineken.
BARI Msgdaehs Chapman kspinsaI daJs .h Joy
Had light winds and Gains the whole possage.
Brig China ef Lanepss ROnfey ST. Martins Nov nth ss 10
B. r. Small 4 Co. ~ i--I..ff i.'f
Bari BrIeo Bren) we,sel. Janeirs Vi. Kuptos
DAYS, With ronas 20 L. PAvessadt u Co. III ,... - f. ~
Barb Collin g. Mcneil Of Boatonl White Alicante as 9th
10 master Has had NV. gales FOR the past 10 dsJG 2
Bari Ab del ksder lOf BoOD Edge Malaga days @ % 10
master laI i..I . Ir. ... H..
Bari Enuu. fYAraoub So HioD shsIhsns 8 day. is
ballast 10 Boyd Hncken. ' q. |'l .'.'.
Brg Many Baker OBJ sOn Boston days in ballast Bs,sh
Hpcten .IIftL ~ --lItirlf nom .ftL| 49,.
BARK Helena OBJ, Coin harrington, &. 10 days h.ia''s
Brg Asaa tital Fascsnars Palermo days -~
10 r. Mansd < Co. ff
Brig ere EnOoh JsBsiro 81 with coffee order Proc
Brig A. PITT lBr Lode Bemada u days Nth mcss :" Md
dletm To- .ftA LI...r.t. Iff 20 IIr .Ff.fl
Brig Mro. Of BOston Grggs BermadA u DAYS viii hd ae
seSr vnae. Queer Mixer Jseuel d1y with coffee sod s.os
10 Henry de CoTdoye < 60.
schr Wdre o BennOa Allen. MayaggeI B. 4 Ssys sh fruit
Weinberg. Has bad strong NV gales The last ~ dsr na s
dsck load oranges Len s;bL Carter Burr for Nee fo's "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
DISASTERS.

UTSAbIEKS.
The brig Melross which from Btnda pc, Nov.
bark British Queen tbT 81 and Bo"1
Pal England With Of railroad foa and china cay M
YorI In rning condition Took he captain and
nembe and brought them TO this port
fo oaF1gI4 ca DOMESTIC PORTS go ~ I'd - - -, !.
PoKrRsa Mossos Nov a. bs Cape ship rn" '"N
100 days lonCsllao, waiting orders
gPsssed brig Arisdn nom Bssmore for Belfast trsass
Bosros Nos. f5Arrissd steamship t}aasa New fefs w 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

sehr Bay STATE Ds-hurt ssyssssb Bentley MILLER Tb"~ss
seht De,mar: Helds kewbsme Thomasia Holmes
seht Milo, Morris, Hew-Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26


The following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight OF measeler sinking Ofal thatis
bullock whose quarters viii weigh ewt, at 10 cents
nound amounIs %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

Receipts by Railroads, 10 wit: Hudson River Railroad
$685. Effe Railroad $685. NewJersey Central Railroad,
IA. $50. Total, 1s,GO9. .
With bad weather and over-stocked meat and poultry
markets. thus nurns the fresh pork trade packers are
holding back with view Of crowdnR down prices They
are succeeding too for with 81 on the MARKET VIZ
&c at FOtieths mostly held from saturday ana ~ cars
NJ CoInunpaw the top price today IL sc, WIN iar
hogs selling ~ 0Gsc, and poor at 6tc Trade IA slow,
with poor prospect of selling out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
sHIpPiNG IYTXLL.i,GlIEt%Hslcs.

. nrons. ot SEwiIoFN ~ 3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

RICE-There moderate jobping inquiry az FORMER
rates. sales of 80 casks Carona in lots, 10 - RE
sI-t; ARS-Raw Sugars have sOld rather more ueey,
without any alteration 10 advise IN the general range OF
quotations the transactions einOoe 100 nhds CuDa ~.
- aIsc and al boxes Havana at lac Rened arc quiet
at l6ic.. tt ..'-. NJ. cood a, ,o1c
Timothy seed Is quiet at ~ sJ1$2 81 Rough flax Seeo IL
uulet al s. 100 ~. ~ l III, .io. .oios ~,
% m at 11g9lic. for Common 10 Prime; Choce Is heu
a 1lsc.lL ~ rrI - .,o.,a. ,.,.s NJ IN
WIIISKY-The market "a Gun ana Steduyi SAFES VI ."
hhls Western at SOC. in bond i .l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
NEw.yoRK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Nov. %. 1851.
Bce,es CoW, vealL Sheep and L.nos srtIt IoJL
5S32 81 IoI7 NOA HN5 I9,zIS
T1cse were sold at the following marketp!a
sheep and
Beeyss yeal Lambs Swise sHbl
A Hudson City Drove Yft.2 los lss1 ''''
Az National DrovsYsrh ] 900 ~ hM i9S INA $50
AM Leo, Stoek. Yard 10
AtChsmberhnt ..-...,... q 20 20 ,iyysS ,,aoo ''''
At FOrtieib Il luS i9sN" i''N'
Sent nom dreet 10 80.
butahep,...,......... Is ..,. 100 20
A. ii, 80 80 year 74a a. lIaI 1920 i285
Rsc,v. Ia, xs.I .365s IS ITO 37OO 81 s4s 7i,Ie9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
OBITUARY

,. Auss HxsSNiS. Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
The VVashinGton Literary Con-
p00ys

The Warrington Literary Con-
In order that the bensvoleut object sst forth In
this circular may be succcssfully accomplished.
have issued Ave series Of Pias Steel Plate IN :
gravings, which are put on subscription q pri-
Gee much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN TIE WASH.
INGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued. stamped with the seal Of the Co.,
and signed BY the Secretary. None others gen
uine).
Any person sending - One Dollar, or payisg
the same to our local Agents. will receive imme-
diately a.e Steel Plate Engraving. q choice
from the following lis,, and Ons CertiHsate Of
Stock. insuring One Present in our published
ONE DOLLAR EHGRAviNGS.
No NY Child Ny ChiIdr Hoa-Thsy'rs
Saved They're saved" No8-"Old Seventy.
six; or, the Early Days Of the Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will ~
ceive either Of the following 6ne Steel Plates. q
choice, and Two Ceftihcatss Of Stock, thss BE-.
coming entitled TO Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR EN0RAvlN0S.
no. l-"wsshiagton's Courtship." No. p
"washington's Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR EN0RAvINGS.
ANY person paying THEE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steal Plate Of
"HOMR FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming eati
tled to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR EN0RAvIN0a.
Any person paving P0UR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splsndid Steel Plsts Of
THE PERILS OF our POREFATnERS.
and Four Certificates Of Stock, emitting them
70 -Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR EN0RAvlN0S.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plato Of
THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONrAS."
and Five Certificates Of Stock, emitting them to
Five Presents.
The engravings and Certificates will be deliv-
cred to each subscriber q our Local Agsnciss,
or sent BY mail, postpaid, or express. = may
| be ordered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
new YORK GIFT COMPANY !
Every Ticket Draws . Prize.
ONE MILLION DO1.n.AnaO I!

ONE Wuu.AIAON 1DOoIusA -
~ chance 10 draw any OF the above Prizes BY
purchasing BsAlea Ticket Tor 20 cents:
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In I'm
yelopcs and thoroughly miled On receipt Of u cts
Seated Ticket viii b drawn. without choice. and
delivered At our ONCE. or sent " mail 70 any address
dhs prize named upon MI r. dyse,ed to thu
You will know what your prize 70 before you pay
FOR it. Any prize will be exchanged for another Of
NO BLANKS.
Rrvr.rscEs-1he following persons have lately
drawn valuable prtses from this Company, and kind
y permitted the use Of their names =:
J Minor, 36s sixth Avenue, N \ 5000: Mrs
Collins, 10 Nelson Place. N y. $500; Miss Cook
Chicago. H., Piano. value $3.50; W Boyd. New Ne
ven. Gold Watch, $3.50; kobt FurmaD, Dubuque
Ky, $50: Col 4 Ransom, " arlington. d G.. NM
rcai box $3.50 l. II knapp. 81 1ath st. T.. Piano
ecO0 II Benedict, New Orleans, Gold Watch 600
Ala, Diaunond Cluster Ring tsbe: 3 Payne. Buring
i Sn ss,,: :e ssS[1s .ssu .9 s
rhds Barrett U, - Gay street. Baltimore. sewina
Machine, s,5; IL. d. Ahrens, ~ Main 81, Buffalo
aioO: Y Palmer. New bedford, Mass. doidWa.ci
Gold watch, Si5o. t. Pratt, Hicks erect. Brook
iyn. $500: II Caudwei Ba9g's Hotel, Utica 81. 900
8 Csmmeyer. Detroit. Mich. Gold Watch. s:oo; NJ!
ID Crissey, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set, $50
Schnts, Louisville. Ky, Diamond Ring. SEQ; Gst
Mason. " Warren street. J. eSoo: Mrs 2 Morris
Fourth Avenue. cor 18th q, Y. Piano, saoc.
Opinions of the Press.
The New York Gift Company are distributing MANI
valuable prisss. We have examined their manner o
doing bnsiness and know them to be fair desiins
arm Their plan Is more satisfactory than fresen
taaiou Festivals, ss they DRAW every day and thu
subscribes nerd not psy for the pree dfsvn. unles
| euitsd- l3aeette. n. Y.,Oct. "a.
The ON Establishment Or II. BARroN d Co II 81
Broadway. " daily attracting esowdA Of visieore Y
81 cents for the chance and The prise drasn IL sats
lsetory, II Immediately delivered for oHe dOllar
psomplly receivcd. -Tsan&ript sept. ssth, 1867.
| - Oar pslroos can oopend q MT. Aon6sa61
dealing. The Priae dsaun viii b dclitersd u ON
e1ice regardless ofits ~alne or promptly sent a d
fectsi, s. rseon nal - 1xpssgs. .f.aa.tn
| LlbefI Inducements 70 Agents. eatisfAction Cuaf
| aateed. -1WN ste-
~. Ilsss;s iOr oss ds.ls; ~ sor g. = 90 =
| - - Il. DARTON. . CO..
nov90-dA weW go Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
EVERY FANNY WANTS ONEl
3 rms AMEaiCAN ''9
Bread Mixing and kneadIDg
Machine.

ron FAMa1.Y UNE.
uMOUR. MIX. &c.. being put 10 the pan Of tbc ma
4 Go. isv 0linte1' iuiA inf u the crank stfs
them together cnectuslIy, femovee all Jumps, and
pspduces thoroughly kneaded dCu9h.
The Bread IL perfectly cleaa. Pcssplrsti0fl. snd
other impsrtties, nesd 10 lueees cDnssste pscer-
rafy pert of our bread. Bakingday need not be
wSlt eniue-Aay NOR hsnds and arms. :.
Ten Minutee' kGeading NTH u, Viii a. 00rr thsD
halfan hcuf 81 kaad.l = chtl4 - tqr1 y
Every fAsmeS wants one Sos ~ 80. Good com.
missions givsa 70 agents, especially Ieaee send 'of
ss sss%fi arsss iSas btysApoA. i"ss, Bor
80 Fos ssls q PA1xe y nQBAlkRs and :. NC .,
NAlR JORDAN'as nsssaDsss. To- nosisdkwu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
RAY & TAYLOR,
nAsurAcrrnEns % LAprrs' AM oxsrs'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS |

oASuTA'Tthhbo " AApihe -" "eNs0
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS |
HAVING unequaiied facilities FOR the manufacture
IL Of all kinds VI the above g0ods, We prepared
70 all all ordcfe With pronptness and Dispatch and II
~ low figures by any )other house manufacturing
goods Of the same quality.
which unsurpassed in style. finish. quality and
price
Plain Massasoit P-rsigncy.
:. 0arote,
Cloth Imitation :.
La Beau Ideal Collect .''
Manila Enameled 0sf0tc,
Ladies' Collars.
Euecnie Linen Finish,
Rnriirh Garote,
Enameled %
Linen Finish i"
Reversible Enameled,
:. Linen Finish.
Ladies' imitation Lace Collars,
Curtis I" Linen patent Bosom.
In addition to the above. manufacture all kinds
Of Ladies' and Gents Cuns both single and revefei-
be plain enamelcd or linen Anieh all Of the latest
STYLES and best material. All our goods on sale By
W. G. WADSWOKT1l, II b 43 Brady Street. Daven-
port. RAY TAYLOR.
Springfield, Mass.
All paper goods manufactured IN imitation Of Lincn
ters patent, miles, licensed By N. The Congress
Collar Co.. 81 Chicago, q present the only Iccn.
ees under eaid patent, Gnd oil inffingerr Will be
peomptly prosecuted. RAT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

ten veoss. Eseh lie 10 the future viii cool
on an avcraee not loss than dollar. Il
seens nov conceded that the State win re-
uu;rc that railroads shall BE- fenced. which
will reauire NOS less than $500 TO the mile.
Then fellows The annual loss or feocss By
free. which i estimated u from FIVE 70 Ten
per cent. each year. SNOW fences, too. are
. necessity 81 large cost.
How can these wants Of our great high
ways be metz The answer 70, by tree cul-
tivation. and Al great saving Of money.
Estimating that onc-hslf the distance, Of
what win 5. equal :, one side Of The track,
il suit.ble 20 trees. and that two rods NAV
be cultivated, Won have room Tor three rows
and An area Of four acres 10 the mile. The
computati,n Of our most practical men is
thss. embracing the cot'ohwood, the soft
maple and bIark OF ~hite wssnut - varis-
ties, three shoussnd trees will stand on "A
acre. Each cottonwood would make tie
in tn wears. and Be Of service on dry soil
until sbs yap.s would be Grc!n; and from
fifteen 10 twenty years would be required
for the growth Of tho walnut 70 . proper
sise fov Che rsil. Estimating $4,000 trees
to the mile. and The soft wood At half The
present vsluc Of hard timber. and the best
ties q the present cost, and ~ nave value
Of from $4,000 70 5000 mile. making
no acssuns OF the waste land growing up
to wesds. which, when burned, arc destruc-
tive Of fences, nor an estimate Of surplus
wood.
what is the outlayi Estimating
Plovinr fOur acrea A. ................ tIO.V0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
LIVgRIGe.


4AS. a. HI6k1, I
PnoPaiBs0n o. 9nn
Aareison street Livery Osabloa
1914 HARRISON STREET, BETwERR
1ksas aAd Sscsod. ~nlDrUoo Z
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
oad bSAfdsd ct reasonable charges. fmylS.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
THE vv.lSRENGTOIH
LIBRARY COMPANY
10 chartered BY the State Of Pennsylvania. aad
organised il the aid Of the
DaVERsuDE lN0TaTUTB
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
lneerpefssea y he 0lats u \. J.
APRIL .. 1851.

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate q Riverside. Burlington County. New
Jsrsey. u founded Tor the purpose Of eratuis-
ously educating the sono Of dscsaeed SOldisel
ard 0eamsa Of The United HtoAse.
The Board 81 Trustees consist % the ecllewlDa
well-known citizens Of Psassylvania sad New
jersey -
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN.
District Attorney. Philsdelphia, Pa
HON. LEWIS y D4OOnALL,
Ex-Uhief Coiuss q. g. Mius, aad Recorder
Of Deeds, Philadelphia, Pc.
HON. JAMES \. BCOvtl, New jersey.
HON. w. W. WARE, New jersey.
HENRY OORnAN, ESQ,
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa.
J. 3. COZ. Esq.
or Joy. Coo : Co.. Philadelphia
TasAsUaY DsPAnsnsxs, WAsamefon, D. O.,
April Is, ls67.-Omcs OF Internal Revenue -
Having received satisfactory evidence that ths
proceeds Of the satsrvriss coaductsd By the
Washington Abesey COMPANY viii b devoted
70 ehafIlabls ssss, permission b hereby esaassd
70 said Company 10 conduct such enterprise q.
smpt from oil charge. whether lfom special ssx
Or other duty. "a. Rollins.
CommionionoP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
The Washiageon Library Cen.
pa0y.
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
II saasssss r.
TO THE sHARHHoIp ERs. ON
WEDNESDAY. STM OF JAnvARY NEXT
AZ Pnal4AUnL11IlA. -,
Or q the lsssituts. Riverside. n. ].



Cash Present $500
Cs.h p p, ,oc
Cssh Present -. SEQ
: Csh rresato e 49, - .......:.x:. ~
n nsscsSSa - eoS~ rSis n -
Double kesiSencs, three-ssory brick, c..
den, n. 1850
S Ss.n Depot; IA III wv ~
49, -. fs~1S3~~ ~ - amN0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12

Total ........ 'sA'S.so
AZ an off. SCI to this expense there are
protection to the fences by pie~tng; after
three years 4 grove which IS superior to .
fence A : snov-break. The spaces BE-
twssn the row OF trees can DO cultivated
with advantaes for . few years with corn
or root crops and brit & return that vii
equal the cultivation account. Inese fg.
ures will leave . balance per ecre which
exceeds the value Of ordinary improved
farms, not to take into acconn. : proposl-
ton to meet an absolute demand !ot TIMBER,
. softening Of the rigor Of our storms, and
. benefit 10 adjacent land owners % the
South, By projecting their run srees and
animals, which figures will not compute
To make such line Of beauty across our
State is to shed blessipgs on the people and
Insure their lasting gratitude.
The lands given IN aid Of sns sai'!eed
companies. and certified - swamp land 10
the counties, are equal In amount TO The
area Of the STATE of Connecticut. VI these
acres not one in I hundred has timber, and
large proportion will b dependent onIdis-
tant peat beds or coal fields II groves are
not planted. What . field is here present
ed 20 these companies for the sppfec'at'ng
Of the values Of their landed domain. lie
in their p0wsr, also, TO give scenic beauty
to the country and add millions to the State
valuation BY sultivating groves Of but
few acres on each Of their fertile quarters.
The State should lend encouragement to
this work. Every owner Of brute. and
be who cultivatss the grape or the spp'e and
cares for their protection, not less than the
grain grower Who would have the currents
Of vapor bring the welcome moistofe TO bis
parched fisld6, has an interest in this ques
zion. Az precaation there - 10 appeal 70
the statesman; ample pecunisry motives Tor
the sordid opportunities for men and wo-
men Of taste and leisure, who would b re-
msmbered in the far future as having tenn
pered the winds. spread out landscapes Of
beauty on eur vast prairie gardens. and
lent new charms TO the sun, shade and 1850
cistions Of home. j. i. GRiNNELr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-12
KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

PATENTED IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
This Pump has received The H,oHEsY PsEMiuH ct
every Fair where II has been exhibited. viz: New
York Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, Buffalo Syrn-
cuse, Springfield and Worcester.
Ii has no cranks or Fiy-Whcel. aud has no dead
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not require hand work To get past the centre, aud
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valve with water. consequently Is always ready ~
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ter OF condensation.
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Ing Purposes and Manufacturing ESTABLISHMENTS VI
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Navy Yards aud on Steamers. AZ Fire Engine 1t 10
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New England Although have been constantly
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er than our possible production; but with recent en-
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