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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16
XXXIXth CONGRESS, Hd SESSION.
SENATE


WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
A number of petitions were pre-
scented, including one from the citizens
of BelleEoutaine, Ohio, asking Congress
to prohibit any one addicted TO into&i-
eating liquor, from holding any ofhce
under the United States Government.
Mr.. FeSsenden, from the Committee
on Finance, reported a bill authorizing
the Secretary of the Treasury to dele
gate to one of his assistants, authority
10 sign all warrants for the payment OF
money into the public treasury, and for
the disbursement of the same, when
certified by the proper accounting OH
The credentials of Senator Campbell,
of south Carolina, We're presented and
tabled.
of inquiry into Mexican affairs, offered
on the Sth inst. He alluded in his re-
marks TO the uuiustitiable usurpatlon
on the part of Napoleon, the pretext for
which was the debt of Mexico to
French subjects. Nobody could credit
that this was the only cause; its object
| looked far beyond: An entiressubver'
sion of the Mexican Government, ana
| the establishment of the Imperial
power of France under sort OF Pro-
| tectorate. Our Government had not
made any very strenuous efforts to pro-
cure the withdrawal of the French
| troops. The war has been prosecuted
/ by the French with bitterness, and mas
| greatly involved our relations with the
/ legitimate powers of that Republic.
/ Our interests, and those of mankind,
require its termination as speedily as
/ practicable. He desired information on
the subject.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice of an amend
neut that the committee be instructed
TO report, if in their opinion, such re-
port Is eNpedient-
Mr.. McDougau said he would object
to such amendment. The morning
hour expired.
The bill to regulate the tenure of
Office was taken up.
Messrs. johnson and Buckalew spoke
Mt. Howe, at the request of Mr.. Ed
wards, Withdrew his pending amend
ment.
Mr.. Hendricks renewed his amend
ment offered yesterday and rejected
Mr.. Sumner offered an amendment,
as an additional section, THAT all OH
GERS or agents appointed by the Presi-
dent, or by the heads of departments,
whose salary or compensation, derived
} from fees or otherwise, exceed Sl,UOU
annually, shall be appointed by the
President, with the advice and consent
of the Senate, and the term OF all sucr
: officers appointed since the list OF July
1866, shall expire on the last day o
, February, 1867
Mr.. Edwards opposed the amend
ments as destroying the symmetry
t the bill.
Mr.. Sumner hoped that it would b'
, adopted. The President had proclaim
ed his intention to knock men out o
5 office, and it was the duty OF Congress
TO protect men thus threatened.
Messrs. Cragin and Fessenden op
posed the amendment.
2 Mr., Salisbury offered a resolution
T calling upon the heads of department
a for list of removals from office iron
March 18th, 1851, to March 4th, le6'
with cause of removal, &c Objects
# to, and goes over, pending the consid
n Grafton of the bill and amendment
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan: 15.-In the
prize fight this morning, near Harris
burg, between Collyer and McGlade,
three rounds were fought in ten min
utes, ColIyer winning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16

HARRIsHURo, Jan. l5.-Simon Came
ron was elected Senator, by a strict
party vote. The Senate stood, Came
ron, 1s; Cowau, 10. The House stood,
Cameron, g.. Cowan, 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16

Albany. Jan. I5.-Roseoe Conkling
vas elected U. s. Senator to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16
Our stock of
Furs

Is second to no stock in the city. Buyers
will dnd II to their interest TO examine De
BE STYLES constantly kept on hand, ana sou
al a small advance upon cost ,-,rr,
Our stock of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
RIGS &c will be found to be very dealtapte-
CARPEsT CHAIN and COTTON WARS
all colors, always kept. .. a.,
fact that their long business experience, thelI
extensive acquaintance with Imports anu
menufacturefs a large cash capital, not TO
mention the eXorbifant tax that most hous|s
have to pay in the shape of rents, enaDle
them TO otter inducements thai lew any
Remember the old stand, near the SusIep-
sion Bridge, at the sign OF the GOLDEN n; BEE
HIVE. noN-o-AS 10"
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\ FULL LINE OF NOTIONS!

Having completed my new store and be-
ing DESTROYS OF obtaining the patronage of
the citizens and public in general, 1 will offer
goods cheaper than they can be bought else
where. dell
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6ppds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16

NTASTED. L. SKEPTICAL LADIES AND
w gentlemen OF good standing, 10 use Cd
bert's Vegetable AmbroSia- free OF charge, for
gray hair and cure OF badness No humhug,
but II will do all that we claim for 1t. deco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

gaus, 4OasOo; Bavarans medium, SOaeoc spaulds, 70
G75c; English, 5g6Oc.
Beef Is much lower and sells slowly, on account o INC
large supply OF live stock. Pork has advanced uIne'
We quote :, am
Beef sides . n...n 0llIsnb 2 b......,...''m eI5 5
Pore quarter y ~ an Nation earcA1es 2 ID ~ ~, OF
quarter y u IL Gl6 PoTh CITY dessea Y ~ ''~ -
tls arc lcnt, and seIi slow y at much lower rates.
Turkeys worth very little luore thah loWs ,
large and fine chickens brought 81 81 pair we 9uoe
s'' &,9 r. 40 i: G'sS nam pan g sss e e g
and state . pair. 1901 u YouBg; Y par ;Ss e ~
weston d pair "a 75iTurtsyf e D..'.'. ia 10
VEGETABLES ,..
Long Island Potatoes and String Beans are IN nNhct
also Onions from Connecticut also Russia 1unPs H0i
New-Jersey. We quote: - ,r. -, = 9s7 q IN
Beans l. L. Ll... 500 OoPoaoes PrA6t M 6 o3@ "
Cabbage N j. 100 Goa oo New ChageftS Dbl 90
Cl-umhcrs No a bhl6 C0fl3 6) Rnssia' g bh ~ > %
OriOn bermuda bbL ora sol New l. L. 9 hna S@ 20
Haupers T. 3D.. 90 Iohatoes' 70. "a - o'- ~ W.
Peas. l. L. nrnips Nh"' ,c.z . m
Potatoes Jackson Dbl OJ0 sol 100 bulcats - M
PescAbiow, Y Dbl 20 1l NoIioA' v 'iA'' Wv
sUNDRIEs.
We quote; -. osa o.
BeesFaI Pure, q D.. 400 EGnsene, NeIeh - 80 I m
BeeswaE Impsre & i8@ DlGrseng SCUM ~ M 600.
Cider, gai.......... .50 0hooit- A M 900 m
Corn Meal, coarse, " ieet Hoops % oo610 10
Corn Neal Pin. Vel Shocks and Heads each lsa ) -
low II 100 M, asa - sorghum Sirup, q gal $50 20
Corn Meal, Fine White Newspapers, booksGc, 40
q 100 D............ 50a y d. :, ~
Broom Corn % n..... 20 l3Rsgs Clean WhlieiPD % 90
Feathers Live Geese, Vinegar, CIDER y Ea -" -
new due ~ H.. 759 s0Winovs, peeled olers' - =,
Fcs,htrs Mixed p b. 0O z0 4 b.........'''''. va "
TFrwr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
THE MARKETs.

tc.,sfnIIV repertea ,or TaE TEIEuS1
TUESDAY July Ave note no change IN Building Ma
AsHLs-Pots firm at IS IS; saleratus 2Oc for Pearls
OOTTON-sales of $50 bales on basis OF CSC for Mid
cliDg Uplands and 27c. for do. New Orleans.
0oFFEE%saies Of 1872 Rio, ex Miile, at nc; gold. in
bond Messrs Sons make the stock OF Rio in the
philadelphia, and $3.50 at Baltimore. Sales OF 800 page
tHKDIEsI s9ilc. for Adarnantne 3s34OC for
Sperm; and 4se50c for Patent.
DYEWOODS.-We quote: ...,, =,
O;% sco. o., p. $50 ooa s%ssd "a Jso Ses
ES:. Hi Tsse1t,. %o aaa q S6 %
FLOUR AND MEAIl-The sales are 6,leo bbs at s. 500
a so TO- superne State ss0S for Extra Snperne State
western Extra; siiaSi2 20 for good to choice spring
Wheat Extras; ~ 9OoSll for shpping Ohio; N y'a
and Triple Extra ST. Louis California Flour sales Of
$50 bbs and bags at s12 259Sl4 2S Canadian Flour;
Extras, and A2 4Oas1l for Trade and Family Extras
Southern Flour sales Of $50 bbls at - 25esl for com
mon 10 good Baltimore ana Sll 2g0tlG for Trade
as 70 Corn Neal sales Of $50 bbls at y for Fairfax
PIsH~ses OF about 800 quntals job lots at % STts
Dr. cel y 80 s nls g lN.eta No p Hfi a,s
F r:a S co S b. ssSS %i e; ed ' e.. sS o'
n:s j. i % ;: 81 - ft .iis:. E s ~
NJ 70 Bay u g g,s 50 sTTSs Sol
FI.AX-sales Of Common 70 Choice at l2aac. y n.
FlhE CtIAShEftS-tZ o0utZ W AVI NO - anu - loI
Extra.
GRAIN-The sales are 2,7OO bush Common No 2 NIL
waukee at g. 2O 800 bush Common No. Chicago at 49,
1000 bush. for No Milwaukee at " -; $50 bush New
White Georgia at s. 250ts 50 $500 bush White California
at q S0at2 90 Rye Is held at o. 209Sl y for Western
OatsSaes Of bush Ut TAd 100 for Western, chiefly
NJ &c. SIC for fair State aoa G5d8Sc for southern
and Pennsylvania, ana stiSsJo for Ohio Barley sell
ing at " 55aSl in small lots The sales OF Corn hre
1900 bush at d96c for Unsonnd Slatl Us Tor Kiln
Dried. u O60s1 10 for Western Mixed, Common tOCh0ice
closing at q esas1 % Tor fair TO good 81 O5au 06 for
White WESTERN % ~ for Southern Xelew and u W Tor
EeW-OTleans Mixed.
bUNNIEs-Bags. 2OssOsc per piece and Cloth at 93s
15,e. - q. RI. ~. ~ fl u
HOPs-Market more active &C top price
HEMP-Most holders ask il4c gola for Manila. We
quote: .e....... .rs =, f.t - -.
Amer uBdressed. gl81 oItsEsn. J15U
Rsssia clean: S'S9 ssoMasiIs n, goh... utoie
u HIDES-Messrs. Pickard & Andresens net cash gold
quotations as follows:
DsY HTDks. sxrrcrED.
Ayres n q an California y 10 lei12O
Ayrs or Vent America is 70 u n 10 disl
MosisEiaeo.-.2l 70 2 81 hstA@eros = l9al9
Cerheats. ..2li.On Ig2i Vera cTas ifqis
(rDooo. "A 70 ~ 10 0ls W eterE. ..lS u IA
sALTKD sELkcTHD
n Ayres . lif8f2 mo currency - 20 % n llal9
AleGrsads.-.A0s lilqn WI spe 0tySSSR n3s llss,
Yaa..... Is 70 20 q MON lCiy SIR CewSto@B IL di3
STOCK -.
Csesta C. 81 so 10 n Is Oh Calcutts, Bmb~ or 10 Nt9u
Caeusa ID. G.. 70 n l2t0b -,
Stock Of Hides hand, 1850 dry Baenos AyIes lV
dry Monteydeo ssvanla and Bogota and 100 bales
Buffalo and Cow.
HAY-Tress are lower at sVssVe for shPPts, and "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

QUARTERLY REPORT of the Condition of
>o{ THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK. NETWORK,
The morning Of the tTs MONDAY Of July. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
PRINTS AND EUTe-DRIED.
HIprs. ike. ANp FURs.

Emmett Wells thus speaks of the Hop trade and pros
poets his latest Circular our adrices from the grow
The warm, rainy weather OF the past few days las
brought the insect In portions Of Madison ana o
has already caused considerable anxiety and alarm Re
ports from the West continue favorable Our foreign
advices down 30 june is. The london market con-
tinued rm from the short stock, and Tie reluctance OF
holders sell at current rates The nigh rate OF cur
Eency and the uncertainty hanging over the coming crop
caused buyers 10 act with extra caution Consumers
beginning 10 feel anxious and were then svinR All
Yanoed figures for inferior samples, while no grades
not TO be had. Prices ruled as follows MID and
East Kents i6Od6801d9 per ewt; Wea1d OF Kent 400
l540l65 per cwt; Sussex, l45Gl50dl6ol per cwt We
have 20 report continued dunness In the NewYorh mar
ket The stock il gradually DIMINISHING, and an advance
In prices momentarily expected We quote: American
Common Ia Fair 30040c.; Good 70 Prime, 6D~5se :
Claise u Fancx- s1ndieS Qies ZIlS' Feresn-SsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
Financial.

l-~--
OrrrcE MEncn,Srs uslos EIPEyss Coz
9e5 and 81 broadway sEw;YoiK June r. 1901 RIB
| CHANTS UNION EXPRESS CoMPASY are THIS DAY re-
oTepe the transfer Of stock which all calls ,9i ue
have been paid J. >. A1Arr. se,Ie,1l!--
CouPrno1LKEs oTrcE NASHVILLE, June !, 1907.
THE INTEREST on the debt OF the State on
Tennessee falling due on the l,t Of Jn 1897 viii be pAa Al We
Fourth National Bank IA TIE City Of View YORK ,.n
EKwYOaK, June %, lse1
OTFIcE OF THE BLERcKEKsT. ASp FULroS fGREi
THE sEMI-ANNUAL COUPONS on the
MORTGAGE BONDS Of H., CS@gay due SoR S T R..s
s lGs9 presentation on and AMER '' AMOS NOS HIffs
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
" CO. OF NEw,JERsEY No lo3 LbcItvt, EesY9Tt Juns ~
SFRS SG BSS asB hSS1 IN doIFaSY @ S p
on psniato oS tSi. Once SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING % he sioGKHoiDERs Of TIE X 5 AAE6,cAS
TRUSTEES Be- viii be held at No ronOv ROomSO. SeWYOri
''9' Oh ''' . '''' l. B. PERT Secretary.
NOTICE to BONDH0LDERS.-ln on
Bond. Of the County Of YuBA California due iG lte pay
gF; RG S,k the SGgGSr' bEcE %
uspsvle, Yuba COUNTY, Cal, May lst1
DEOPLE's FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No % ana : ' ASs' h S oSns S Sese 1S1 were
ele'I i9n rs ' % gI sw6 va" JOHN MORE
MATTHIAS CLARK MATTHIAS BL60pGooD,
CROWELL ADAMS ELtPHALEr B0OrMAN
THOMAS WILLIAMS ABRAHAM R. VAN NEST
ALFRED BARhORE JOHN ADAMS
WILLIAM MOiR YBrkR X. CHRISTIE,
CHRISTOPHER GWlER JOSEPH Is. MILLER
SIMON SIfNDLRR, SAhUbb RAlkOh
WILLIAM n AITKEN WILLIAM c. MILLER.
JAMES s. LEWIS THOhAHJ BLhhNh
SOLOMON BANTA. ABkAHHh IITuhII.
CHAhLES =. HUNTER, HENRY DAylI
HENRY BRTNFR O. BLAUVKLT
LANES > UFDCFS PETFR = SCHULTZ
CORNELIUS STEPHENS ALBERT NAM
T. AIFRRD GPDkFV JOHN v VAN RlPEL
MILAN uERTZKT JOSEPH H. WOOD
GEORGE WARSA
meeting 81 the Board. iATfHith tlAhh ~
vas uuanousJ r4ocisd President and WILLIAM NOR Prof
oeuu ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

STATE NETWORK, BANK DEPARrNEAT,}
ALBANY, Dee. - 1860. 5
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant TO Chapter
~ 90 La, OF 1889 le5 thai the circulating nos
~ 20 l4 BUTCHERS and DROVERs BANK, IN The City Of New
kceiork viii
by Superintendent Department
,uiation al Bank the CITY
siry the date hereof, and got thereafter
outstanding circulating notes OF the said bank must e presented
within hereof; AMI all nOtes which
redemption and within The time TINS
specified viii the and The bands the super
Dc lsssmW G. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

q % for Retail Lots Straw Is exceedingly abundant;
small sales at 81 dS1 10 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

MOLAssEs-The stock is estimated az 1850 hhds.
Cuba el bids Porto Rico and 6I hhds EnsIi Island.
Sales Of i2 nds Cuba at 4Sc by auction Il hAds Denle
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits Tur1,entine. $50 a59c Resins,
Common g S Strained s. 800 S375; No AZ GS4 49,,
and No Pale and Extra $l25QS75O. Tar, >35O4s4 80
OlsAmerican Lnseed s. S0Sl co. Crude Fish. zoe. for
Whale and s. % for Sperm; Lard OIL 95caSl IL Tor No p
OIL CiKE-Sdles Of 80 tuns at s5 at52 for Western,
end S4Ca si2. gold, Tor City.
OIL MEAI-sales Of 40 tuns State at y So y 100 %.
PRONISIONSThe sales cash and regular are $500 bhls.
at 81 100 S2l 81 for Mess aud $ls 1914 for Prime Beef is
for Plain Mess and S28Gs27 for Cnt Meats Dry Sailed
Shoulders at 0Ssc aud Sc for Repacked do and 800
tcs bacGed Hams at 7a17ic Bacon is wanted. Lard IL
al2c No l2c for city and Ia Gl2c for fair TO prime
kPETROlEUM-The market is decidedly better and
active owing TO railroad freghts advancing 81 " Dbl
We quote Crude in bulk at l0al0tc; and do in bbs at
l6Gl64c Refined IN bond, 2Oc for L. s. TO W. 30 26c FOG
S. w, and 2Ci are. for p W.
RICE-JOb % G99c. for Rangoon and 129l9lc for
SUGARS Market buoyant at 11ia11sc for Fair. and
ls4l1c for Good Refnng sales to-day Of o22 hhds at
1Oi for Cuba dl3ic Porto Rico. all to reers
aud the trade Refined are firm at l69 e16lc for Hards
the stock of Raw Is today estimated at 7OO93 hhds $3.50
boxes, 1852 bags and 20 Melado. Messrs. r. l. a A.
Stuart have today advanced their rates as follows:
Crushed Granulaed and Ground, l6sc White A, l5ae,
sALTPETER is quiet at about I5c for Pure Refined
and &c for Crude Nitrate of Soda, aye, gold
STARCH-Wc quote as follows:
AnssoIgs Pore ana Dnytas Noin
Durysss Pure and Rsspedii an Rabbits urs'......... d
- SALT is firm and scarce. We quote:
F I%ssi "a es.l 81 sI IS pGG Gl@s worm 30 as
BpooI Fine Ash. IpoO Fe, Higgins 2 90 q as
tons, (gold).... 50 q
ESKNS Sales Of l56 bales Curacao at 43d45c currency
the gold quotations
Talrpico, q B......42i0- ( Payta y n..........0 dg
Matsm0roS a b....A di2l Curacao. a B....."a0 ass
Vera Cruz q DIDO af2 Cape q b........B al
Buenos AyTes q fb...3J d35
sEEDs-Rough FLAX Seed ssasa Is per bush. Calcutta
Linseed is selling 81 GO0$2 6j-heTe and at Boston
sTEARIN-saics Of 23ooo0 at Izal3c, and l3i @l9lc
for Choice also, 10000 n Green at g. 010c., cash
TALLOW-Saes Of 10000 h at llt &C., the latter for
Choice.
4Oc. for Western
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STATE ~ Nr- York County Of York: JAMES 7. fOUE
TAIN Cashier National Bank EesYoIk do
The best Of noSF
edge and belief J. T. FOUNTAIN, Catheh
sNon 70 And subserbet before me Tn. % day OfJny 1861
RDWIN f. COREY IT,, Notary Public.
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NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-.Interest on
Bends Of ihe Cig fMARiSYILLB California Que !aJ hoI
PARENT FuSi. opS pnissi y ~ oayos. :. ne AMERICAN
hS Ma.i Sasa GoaiJ cs Nay e DECKER JEwErT
CTTY OF CINCINNATI BONDS.-Tle Inter
y Couoh, Ola. arc psse's "a F.slor on We ho.as =, e
lean Elanss Nations. Bans Se, 1iSly c, s GA,
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS STOCK,
WI SEW YORK AND NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH STOCK.
sTdcHs SoS6s a5d n wasrfRs sEc0fTIEs e
a t E5s1l. T,Iie AID ~ ,,r APP , 'V 5
seelntie,
0SroT CEsTzal Paoiyo a4'tsoAD o. c.LiSoE,A,y
No g WuIisssT., Srw.foHz ,
TIVE SEVEN PER CENT COUPONS
Bond, O S2J q the CBSIhAL FAsltiC LA.aVAD or
EraEsG NELLY 80 IL Il s Ss9S' ,,r.,crrr
----s,c,.s 81 FABI. Msn-. Jane -. iDa'E-
TIVE MINNESOTA EIGHT PER CENT
LOAN July ~ be pad on and AeT tas date A. '1e "es
% - CHARLES scHETFER
N0TICE.-The COUPONS of the IAN lalD
~ DUsKY nAEsTIEID AND sEwARk kaiLRqAp
s SSDY {e 'ls july '''' c B0dIT, Prsidsnt
Joae Is ise7
EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE CO., New
A. ,ss AaSosi Election FOR Directors III. ExCHAGE nRE ~
follow ing named gsnilrmsn ere daily elected 5000,
yAhEs yA <. H THoRS sDMUEb HURRf
JOIN T b. maxwell DANIEL b. PRRsoS.
picHIRp y CARNAE WILLIAM p COOLIDGE,
JOHN RANDALL, WILLIAM T. LOn1nuNIb'
RfISIIA BROOKS RICHARD G. COMBBs,
JoHE w AMERMANN THOMAS b. PECK
' " John g. GOTTSBERGEP
And at t1bseqaen meeting Of the Board held 90 the IN June
LANES VAN kORDEN eq reelected Prcsient for ensuing
year hNhAusp " Noaiphsi o'fe@ir.
rVHE following COUPONS due July /, 1867,
viii be paid on and date presentation a. be oGss Of
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co. Bankers
CITY CITY 9F S cHM4s9- MgHsHrEE oAS
CITY or CIiICAG0-TUNkkL-
SIIBANA STATE EIGHT PER CENT NEW ISSUE
UANEIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE.
MISSOURI STATE ssnd to Hannibal and 81 Joseph Raioad Co
MISSOURI STATE INTEREST.
WI NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK Jne, 1867.
Tie Coupons maturing 1867 FROM bonds 81 the site " Ms
issued the Hannibal and 81 Joseph Rfoad Cob
viii be rad presentation this Bank on and AFR that ate
H. }. VAN Cashier
NOTICE.-Holders of ATLANTA CITY
~ BONDS obtain their July interest at the Park hnk
sentation the Bonds with the coupons aahd
RICHARD PErkIs, Chairman Finance Committee
CITY Of Atlant, Georgis
OFTcE y HOWARD ENTRANCE COMPANY Nos Wallst
II meeting of the Board of Directors, held
N June THEODORE KEELRR lppOnti Secretary,
and WILLIAM K sKiDhORR Assistant Secretary. OF the
HENRY A. OAKLEY ViolreSiisnt
DELAWARE, LAcKAwAsSA AND WESTERN r. Co y
General Ohee Ma. ~ Exchange plse,
NEw-i0kK, June o. 1867 y
| uNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company will
II 81 Saturday 10Th June the
morning Mond M Jy BY order Of the Doarti Managers
A. }. ODBLLTreasurrr.
u
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Csesiiac 81 SO Is Oh Clleutts, Busn'oAr l0t9n
Stock Of Hides hand, Il0500 dry BHen0s AyTes loo
dry MOnteYdeO 1000 5avana and Bogota and 100 bales
HXY-Trlees are lower at sssee for shRpiDs, and 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
EGGS.

Jersev stTawberres WANING, but tney arc bl cOl
inc from Long Island and from the North. Some Roe-
ester berries large and fine, selling at 30GS5c today
which Is 5alOc advance from last week Backcap Rsl
berries are coming from South Jersey, and few ant
,Terps from an the river Apples from NOrforik are
pleuty and a few pears arriving nom savannah
Charleston and Georgia peaches generally come III poor
have rotted 50 badly good ones are IN market We
,ftnfa
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-
CoHPTnoLLKR's oFrcK, NASHVILLE, June 1902
TNHE INTEREST on the debt of the state or
Iennese falling lst Of July 1897 will be pad At The
Fourth National Bank TIE City Of New York .
g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

Bengal gold y b...sl 1851 70Msaia gold pm" eS6sI N
Oude goid. 75a IS Guatemala, gpd.... $50 -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
ClTIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,

~ Southwest Of Bowery sui Canalst
SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid on all from s5to 5000
Al money deposited before July 20 will draw Btee
from July
Bank open ever day from 10 O'clock and Monday
'-' ''''-' GEORGE FOLSOM President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

OrrrcY MRncH,yTs uSIos EIPRyss Coz
Nos and 81 broadway NKw-loiK, June ~, 1901
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF the MEX
L CHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY sre HIS DAY re-
oIeued Tor Of which All calls AMI smen1 nue.
have been paid j. D. kNAPf. setIelAl..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
Saulnas BanKs.

ID No. 23T Broadway, entrance on Park place.
The directed that deposits
entitled thereto the months ending Juus 20 at the rate o. SIX
preceding 81 600 and FIVE PER
CENT 600 free taxi shall be paid and AFTER
MONDAY Jay Is, 1867 FRANCIS r. sCHOALS. President
MApy L. NoRRALL, Secretary. PKrRR CUNNING, Acct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
\. Y. YnoLEsALE pRIcEs on CouNTRY rRopUCE
BEANS AND PEAS,
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Beans med hndTickd, BeHns, 25a s.
y bEsh............. Goa 4 o. Peas Can, bond, q
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50 Peas south & bush. asa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-16
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