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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-18
The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. "'

cui, IN TIE eouRr Q, osPPssAHrai2 od'
By. ,Willia0s HiN,, Ordinary,@ AtbepiAe
,,s.,. D2istriet. nqrI pltlnN ,
WHEREAS, application has Bten made TO
w me by johnson sale.G foS Letters io9
Administration of all and singular the goods and
cbauels. rights and credits of Hugh Portef,
late Of Abbeville District deceass5:l 80 ,n!"N
These. are, therefore. to citS and Mdnonish
the kindred and creditors of saids dersassd,t to
appaan nbefoyame, at aGOurt Of Ordihary;fo AL
bsxi'le Dis.yict, 10 be hrh at;Abbeviisen c"ai't
H'aFas aat Wednesday ,tbe 2a.h stassoi Ootohet
9siaahJ9 8how !esuse, if ans, nsaY slia' I,etters
" .GIyetuAndsx. my hand lstd asalihis fth day
Of October ls6Ltaiasrs sJ jon biao;s s,sl,,. l
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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS,
Norway Academy

Norway Academy!
-sa NORWAY, MAINE.
fTHE FALL TERM OF this Institution will COM
mence on Wednesday, September 4th, 1867, and
continue eleven weeks. ..
CHARLES D. BARR0Ws, A B., Principal
EDWIN F. AMBROSE, A. B Associate Principal
MRS. MARION NJ. BARRows, Preceptress
MISS H. f. DENISoN, Teacher of Music.
- -, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
Assistant Teaehers of acknowledged ability and
experience will be secured. 500
TUTTIoN-Common English, - $400
Higher English, 800
Languages, 600 D-
The Classical Department affords Students wish
ing TO fit for College every facility for thorough
course in those studies. aff.4 .tsaf .tgllI
A Teachers Class will be formed especially adapt
ed to the needs of Students desiring to teach during
the ensuing winter, or for longer period. fi
French and German Glasses will be formed each
term. iitaa ald nu siefs N ~ sutGH.
There will be Piano in the Music Room of the
branch. - il-sit" ~.
Ample provision for board has been made for a
large number OF students. .tt
ca Board, inctaldieq everything, acood, lights,
'oqshi'g, &C., three dotlars'per scee&. tlc.
Rooms on reasonable terms for students wishing TO
board themselves. tdF
The Bakery and Market render it easy for Stu
dents at a long distance from home to board them
selves, if they wish. y aals.itlH
Application should be made in person or by letter
to the Principal. to Rev. N Gunnison to j. A. Dem
ison, Esq, or to Freeland Howe, Esq, at Norway.
July 17-eod5wr s. 'lniaf
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-02
Terms Eight Dollars per- onnss,,,. IN, advance.

In an age like the present, when tho -.
excellent treatises on the human sys,er, .ss
accessible to all. being not only reasonable in
price, but written in style that the simplest
may comprehend, it is an actual shame
and disgrace for the head OF family TO have
his offspring grow up in ignorance and indif-
ference on the subject of health and the Lest
modes of its preservation. 1t is real cruelty.
Nor is this all. In a peeuniary point Of view
it is losing policy. Take the families OF any
OF our towns or cities, who have, by expend-
ing few dollars in money and portion of
their leisure time, have endeavored to com
prehend and live up to the laws of their be-
ing, and it viii be found that their outlay has
been lar less than those who trust everything
10 physicians prescriptions. We would be
the last to cast reflection upon this laboriots
ald benevolent class of men. The evils Of
which complaint has been made, we are salts
fed, exist not in consequence of their desires
but in spite of them. We have never met n
member of this profession, but was willing to
impart cheerfuIiy any information solicited.
No class Of men have been more maligned
than they, and some of them even by those
who had been unthankfully benefited by
their services. But when the true policy shall
have been adopted, mankind will employ
them to anticipate and iorestall, rather than
TO come after and attempt to remove disease.
AT present every individual exposed to danger
should consult some experienced physician as
to his best course to pursue, and having as
certained this, be ready and willing to con-
form to it, Such course may be the ocea-
sion of adding vastly to the length of human
life, to the score of happiness, and aid in the
promotion OF every virtue. TRAXI
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-02

MIR. EDIToR,-The approaching exercises
'of Commencement week at Bowdoin prom
iSes some points of more than usual interest
The Inauguration of President Harris on
Tuesday opens new era in the history OF
the college. The Presidents inaugural ad-
dress will without doubt be learned and pro-
found, and with The accompanying exercises,
will be prominent feature of the weeks
programme.
The meeting of the Alumni on Thursday
is looked forward to by the Alumni and
friends of the college with much interest.
President Allen, graduate of Bowdoin, late
of Girard college, is to give the address, and
Prof. Smyth is to report progress in his labors
in behalf of the Memorial Hall. Prof. Smyth
has labored with great enthusiasm in this
work and will be able to say with great pro-
priety, by and by" "Eregi monumentun,, etc."
Ii the impression is correct, this edifice is 10
be an Alumni hall as well as a Memorial;
and, as such, it should concentrate the inter-
est and affection Of every true son of this
."Benignant Mother"
The question has been asked why the
Alsmni of Bowdoin may not have voice in
tine election of members to the Board of
Overseers, as is the case IN some other col
leges. Isuppose there is in tie charter itself
an insuperable obstacle to their direct parti-
cipation in such election; but know that a
plan has been suggested by one OF the Over
seers which would accomplish, if adopted,
the object desired. .....
Let the Alumni at their regular meeting on
Commencement week, nominate three times
as many of their own number as there are
vacancies to be filed, and send such list to
the Overseers. Let the Board agree to fill
at least one half of its vacancies from the
list thus nominated; reserving the right to
select the other half according to any princi-
pies, or for any reasons deemed proper.
have reason to believe that such a course will
be proposed at the next meetisg of Overseers
and have no doubt of its favorable reception.
Why should not the Alumni of the college
A brighter day for our college has already
dawned. The new President has entered
upon his duties under favorable auspices, and
has already struck the first notes well. Let
the Alumni gather in large numbers next
week, and ring in" the new administration
with appropriate demonstrations.
ALUMNUs.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-02

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for August contains
Chapter of "Camp Bruce" splendid story,
by Mrs. Miller, the associate editor; No. of
"The Chickea Little Stories," by Edward Eg
glestoH Science for Children" by Prof.
Hooker. of Yale College; Music, by the famous
Geo. f. Root; and a large number of other ar
tcles by the best writers.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-02

VyHE Mckay Sewing Machine. the only
i machine in existence BY which a sewed boot or
shoe can be made Adapted to all kinds, styles and
sizes OF boots and Shoes 200 pairs can be made with
ease by one man, with one machine, IN ten nouIs.
These shoes lake precedence of all others in the mar
ket and made substantially at the cost OF peg
ging In use by all the leading manufacturers. Ma
chines with competent men to set them in opera
ton, furnished at one days notice For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON Mckay Agent, Batn
street, Boston, Mass. Apl IL. a6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16
DRUsssNG's PURE CIDER vINEG II.
ASK FOR
"PrSsnss Pure Cider Vinegar, GREEN BRAND.

1t i strong and ralatahle WARRANTED PURE
aud to PRESERVE PICKLES.
Yayf Pre,iam swsrdCl nj the T. e. Iair at the llinaa
State Fair and the Chicago City Fair largest works nj the
hind in tho u. =. Established 1913 Capaciiy hxaotd
ard hrs,ty Ls,rre's u. day.
CHARLES a. 4. PRUSylNG,
m,rcl9 -3m 33s 4 84i State stss,, Chicago llipos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16
CONSULTATION FREE

Patients write their name State post ofce gdfres'
plainly. All letters requiring III answer, must contain
letter stamp and be addressed tc DIR. KNAPP SON f
UlS3 Chicago, ILL.,
AaAny Of the above diseases can he treated successful
~ by the patients describing their case in letter, whes
they cannot see W..
Dr.. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa regularly for the
past Ave years can be consulted A. the Gevcr House
from W.in ea,iay noon, OFT. ID. till Thursday noon Oct
4th from "Wednesday noon Nov 18th till Thursday nOos.
Nov. 29th; from "Wednesday mon. Jan 70. 1861, ill
Thursday moor Jan 2'th 1867 from wednesday noon,
March 2Oth 1867 I'M Thu. sl,y noon, March Stat 1856,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

900 A,RE3-A sfl ENb!D tARM fok SALE,
90 nine miles south of this rai,rm 4 station. $50
acres under plow $50 In ten" eras houses, attn wats
bearing orchard large amount Of eAng. &c. " $9s
l,sy acre 4. tkUiaki,
March . Sin, Psirbury, Livnxstpn Co, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16
THO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP g. SON,

physicians and surseon formerly OF New York. are treat
Dg successfully
e III R O &c DI 9 f. A = e 8,
Which embraces the hest and approved methods IN
this and other countries for the o all Chronic Diseases
Thsy treat successfully all and Neuralgia aer
tons all forms of scrofua Dyspepsia Diseases the vr
Constipation al. Skin Diseases Pun Consumption
ts early stages, Paralysis, EpilcI-- salt Rheum Head
aches, all Heart Discusses, Dise<ses Of Children and
Seminal weakness 4 ScA: Wai Diseases.
Which carrying thousands 10 their graves annually,
EYE AND EAR.
They treat successfully, u method all diseases II
the EYE and EAR They have had more extensive prss
ties, aud better success H. the treatment OF all
pIsEAsEsor WOMEN.
Tnan any other Physicians in America. They havecursd
who have been confined To their bed for year,
They never fail tn cure
RHEU MATIsM.
In all stages; matter cf how long standing TIE.
ASTHMA 40 II never returns They have Sure for
the distressing disease HEMMOaRHOIDs, OR PILES
They cure all Diseases al the Throat and Lungs.
CANCERS.-They have had an extensive practice and
wonderful snccess in the treatment CT cancers, which
they without eating them out using the knife.
Let those who have Tuors OF Swellings. red spot
lose time IN having It attended To. h. timely treat
ment may save them from the horrors suffering ant
death OF AZ open cancer.
CATARRH CURED.--Ihey are treating catarrh =
new system which IL a for this disease.
Their for lave averaged from I've
10 thousand year. which gives them cXperishes
unsurpassed by any, and equalled only by a. few.
ASRsmember they do no, promise to all stages"
Disease While all diseases durable taken In
all stages not Your may he durable this wsei
not next--t,,day, not tomorrow; hence the danger
delay
No case viii bs received, when there
are any doubts OF cure or RELIEF.
Our Terms are CASH; hence the money must be sent VITA
oil orders fonedicines fro Il, dollars TO tetU
dollars per month TO doctor with lis Which includes med
uinss.
n1s.Tls poor he faNnred
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

AT Fern ..:....:.,,.............. 18TH.
Ottawa March TO- ls6I-3~
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Aud select Your Patterns from
THE JARcrSr STOCK IN OTTAWA,
GEESE IEAfaKks IN maud and for ..is by
MAX SALE NOTICE.--Notiee is hereby given, rha,
sale of delinquent IL nls and lots, by the
ss,e of Illinois u for hs sts. count, and other ta and
costs dina thereon fr the yesr 1894 held NJ the Cont ,ue
in Ottawa i'll said county on the eth Monday Of june
,oIo mo eohunea s'n o". 20 NY IA PI, us:
| the following described ,sc, Of land ,ov,:
The northeast quarter Of tho northeast quart Of section
m.r LIAM .ont,rinr 40 acres, in said eouu,v and that d
Brewer duly assigned the certificate " said sale to the
The time Of redemption said Of land from the above
safe wi" expire Oh 'he ->'' "sy o, 1une ~ wv.
o,,. IN ,,..,o N ,ss- a. ''' 's
Y Nh Acrs. H.r pr,irie IsuS wen nDraI.s With
cd h,u.. md fen 49, good well OF wate Young orchard
INA a. ''n,s .. ns On e on ~ u.n
Ave Of good timber land.
u4eAs4~ n.. n.. %s 4s {: st ssn.ss. in.
Tf il the season for Cosslw and colds those summing
with such or any Affection OF the Throat Lungs will nnd
Dr. SIElcELANps heihuon' Cough haiss'n MI sAceeh'
remedy: in fact all his medicines are worthy the confidence
=, az, u..,.,. a.. ,d,.r,,,.u.,, n,,a,,-w
" o"' '''1e''' I've ""''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NHw-YORK, Nov. 81. 1851.
The Dry Goods market continues to exio" .;,iisao
more orders from the interior, ana the lae feucoh III
Observation-Disclosures have arisen from the pressure on
the discount market but notingto produce any grave
disIIst Cotton goods generally rather nrmeri ost
me large over supply OF wooen Keeps that OF goods
still weak and irregular 80, =.
,oreSn n9rts fo, the week ending Nov ~ 1857, have
BEEN a. follows Total for the week s1 pkgsi previously
renored 1851 pkgs total since January j. 1851. lsS
same time 10 1866 1851 pk2s same tne IN BOD l9O
ls same time in 1904 LIZ pkG soo tioe IN 49, 3l
~ ph az pEgx; same nine in 1850 1906 pkgs
Brown sheetings not much IN demand, but recent
large purchases have reduced the stock in aenis nus
and nrices are well sustained Indian Head standards are
sold by agents at lSe Appleton ~
Oand stark standards, each l4ci ozark Sie -
ne 321nch Nashua o. ie @nch 90 H. iSc ana pds
DO r. iSc 4SiDch Wacnisetts 22e'; elncn Iidlsn
Head 28c; Htinch do. lssc; - bartl,pnH ;,,ons'
81 Agawsm ii3c; ~ Green Bay, NE; ~ AUBURN;
i IT' sayave isc.; - Augusta. lac do, llie;
- warren L. isc Blue Rdee ne - Empire A. ioe
"a stsad,rd nae a. Graniteyilio l3,c:. ane Do iltti
indian Orchard go net for T. 9i ec TG S
for O. and Tc for Lawrence ~ i@ I; ec I1t H.
for @, 12ic. for A. l2se foi iE anu Y DYV'' ~
~ il+,e FOR o. and 12.c Tor y - hr, .ho,,, 10. "a
lesshed goods are ia fair 9emgnS, eas snow ta Sss
sr%S@ss' SeTYorK Min. are sold by agents AZ 27ie
wa4s rs S - or IT, se n FOR ~ and md Ic
~ 80, Srhs a. New Market g. lIsei SSinch Massacnh'
s = aS ssS ~ W. ut aS t1 Ecapa
rSIsseiI ~ 91 "a do. z7cs % DO Sssc; ,neSSy 90.
sS Tor o. and $50 for 10 go ~ Vt ~ ,oeE tse
nSt "a ASaidpeeE ie do - Agps,9yis H.
Fecas:e s sbat g. i IL g. e. ses for *
for - ssc ior 81 1870 tsr lgs ier 1Sn aS
s,ss one satersriie zoe: "a MARVIN ~ Co. dg
E lsif og 4 1at aS TO- ss 5 lgn
DO o. 1ile - do. e ixses , III ie ~ Cold Metal
S. Pills aqi,icl tongw6od 1895 roie5t Slns. ltci 80
Manufacturing Ga s. 900; a Aninogs A't e,
ming fos lie; IL Palmer Riyer ise,' - i'o"e 'pu
sSsatt,,s,,o, ~ y lSc..JC lltlJf4lll JUL ~
ia9turlns & are in fair demand iog the home market
and for export at steady ngres LaeeIs PepperTi ~
Indi. China and Massachusetts atfe e1Sn iuoeeu ~
aons AZ igie fo browH A9skesg ana st9h
each &c., Stark H. lHc; Boot ~ 'y IrI
&c., Grsniteyile ie tSr for Ia Nv
II Boot bleucncd do, lfc.; hassacn'So''' ~ -
and iIte, for fine do -, : : ~ i, oaad demand Az
Fine grades o. Cotton flsnnsS are Y gov Ts sss
remarks are applicable TO Corset Jeans >,.. s,.,o
Cotton Stripcs continue duh and weak loik otrlpF
are gn0ted az a9lc Everett. c Hamilton 2do ior . ana
S4s. iOr IL ,; SLlsisnsens 20 tS ~ sss DO ss,c
zoe for A, and 23se. for Amessess OK, "a "a H.,
"a al n, x2}sJ xrlyJlght lee ~ SD a4s ~" x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
MONTHS WORK OF THE CHILDRESs AID


The monthly meeting of the Trustees % the
children's Aid Society was held last Wednesday ~ 4,
Seer ssafesy of the society ss reported
Provided with homes and employmentt men, ii women,
p SSys so to the West every two weeks
average attendance at the Cottage place sch1o was &
ia at the ether industrial schools 49, total average
attendance The nghtiy ay ,ss e,,s~ ~ss S
ss6s lodgings and ans meals lwere furnished rs.eps
from iodgers sa57 IS Fftyfour boys were provided with
aS and pSs e
No 2O5 Canal FURNISHED 1884 lodgings and sa.e meas
turned their riends nightly average sttsndAne. Co.
AZ the Refuge for Homeless Children Twenty fonrth-s
Ts M sent 70 paesa and restored to friends H.
Of Iodgings iprnshed isIe and %eals Lsss sssssgr
No. 2T6 Elevenhs furnished $40 lodgings and lic
meals The Superintendent reports We sre fall 70
Sne bed 70 prevent their Sleeping 10 the street
The Chidrens Home At No; %. broadway,, reeesty
one year old IL provided with homes Reports
also received from the various reading rooms Cot
%sTa ResdIns Room No 80 Trinity pscs Phelps. Read
lug Room, Thirty ffthst and Firstsye and the read,
ing room at the intersection Of Twentyfourths A. and
with young mem who otherwise might resort 10 corner
the Building ' Fund for Newsboys Lodging HOUSE
ported encouragtngy IS to subscriptions :,
the qss The G Ss are Ts eos ss rsn
eune nov I ten Sarefootsd children passed into the
schooiroom in less number of minutes and Thought
when those who warmly clad and dwell In sealed
houses shrink from the blast should wonder Mat thef.
are vacant seats to be allied by these ee than halt
clothed, half fed children Of want and woe
Another family found in r. st., quit. asssltnte Oh
to the morning without hs wing tasted FOOD We pro
yidnz them with something at the school with which 10
sppease their hunger" Wien visitors volunteer teach
ers and Others look with such interest these ch
dren gathered from the Highways ard hedge oieIA
think how that interest would he heightened and smc9n
deepsned could they the surroundings Of each child
realize how barren their homefe is, their young lives
one nned struggle with cold. hunger sIo ssrupes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
GENERAL NEWS.


The cotton mills at Lewiston, Me- have lost
money the present season; one them il said $1,000
in o single day by sudden fall in cotton seod. .N
Mr.. jeremiah Driscol of Seymour, Conn, re-
tired apparently In health Thursday Digt last ana
ON Friday morning found dead in hs bed ,... al
Joel Benton of Armenia. n. Y, has q new and
decidedly unique lecture on Beauty, which Warmly
praised &
I Smith Taylor. notorious horse thief, m
lad in NASHVILLE charged with murder, scaled the walls
on Saturday morning and escaped WITH three o'ner prs
oners, one OF whom was recsptured. -lf.a..
Judge Smith. in the Memphis Chancery Court,
aBlscf Crook" case OF injunction. MeDonoogi prayed
and was granted appeal TO the Supreme Court 81.
Breyet Majer-Gen. Ord, commanding the
Fonth Military District, has, In general orders coDpi
nented the conduct OF the officers and enlisted men IN
company x. eth United states isf sa,,. s sem
daring the prevalence Of yellow fever last Summer Tha
commanding officer Of this company was an early "esins
Ii is stated upon satisfactory authority Gas
IL has been determined 20 appropriate the msnson no
occupied by Gen. schoed te residence o. y ~. ,
OF RIchmona TO the use OF scholars OF oeiefsd hgu
school The building sommSdoIs ~ ~ * %,r,
pose contemplated sl " 81 OF - "
Mr. F.W. Symons of New-JeBey left PhI.
.Iha OF sa n.rpias 70 Ss ana n Be-
travel 1t xisns days, an average OF ~ mes sse
day. Oh DeeeieDer a. he expects 70 % n NJ
AZ errp Haue Indiana TIA miles IRON tbe startssspa'ns
sad on Dge q az Alton % q %s. 81 S %sr y.
= lecturer Of some experience He intends " 50 re-
questsd lecture In the evenings at his
Dr. Dixi Crosby, LII. D., who lsusceeded th"
DartTouth Medical school in 1885, proposes " ret \
FROM active csnnection With the school next
viii then hay epicted hts @th ,onrst 81 toetufes
Crosby IS tic only er Of the Medca Pacnily ~ @
noS " position 10 the institution. Dr. Oliver
- ~ 81 fen PROFESSOR OF anatomy and Physotoy y
and tas Hon Jpsl Parker IL d. Of Acdieai Jurisrr'e1
enceo b0oio siag gii fg1Ogb 4l saGUd III, ~ lJoB
ON the recent arrival of the steamship Degt b-l
and a. south smptcn hayin board $50 passenRe
olcers of tho revenue r,minaged the vessel VII rbU
view OF whether any contra hand eoo tr
on Board and In the COURSE 0f their @ ~
on they removed platform between tho enGnt as a'l
aud the side Of the ship by which means they oi ~ y
about forty gallons OF spirits slowed 10 close 10 -
that the and contents were quite hot IL i
ton three empty denohns discoye red Niios al.
actually exploded from the intense heat Of The hfri
the contents having escaped, 20 the nmlnsht ssis 81
the vessel i1L 20 80 sIiH ~ BIZ - ii1H hs1ofcoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
mr. JlcoB RABINEAy

T Dr. Jacob Rabineau, an old and well known
citizen OF NewYork, died on Saturday morning, st the
advanced age of SO years Commencing life printer
he sOon succeeded to the OF Pie b,r
cantile Advertiser of this city. During she War Of
rising TO the, position Of Lieutenant, served the
country with much honor TO himself For many
wears he kept drug broadway near the Hospital
The Doctor in his younger days much gwen 10 sport
Ing but his CHIEF study seemed to be the improvement OF
the pic health and for this purpose he established the
salt water swimming baths Of this city A man 81 nm
tarnshed character the community will long relDsner
him OF the last representatives or the OLD hD"ser
hon ksra tnck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
NibiNmo DOtiffs.
Sahinos gamks.

NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
~ aye-lnteFest uew deosts coa
aeness the hr dag every mouth SIX PER CENT INTEREST
of DAILY from 10 70 p N also, on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. home 70 .
o'clock. "a.
PREDERcx L. Wits SecJ ~ JOHN hoofbh, fres
NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, Eighth-aye..
corner Of FoaTentb-st-SN PER CENT INTEREST," RAD on
Al. sums from IS 5000 Deposits made or before Dec WIG ara"
from Dec L. .rn X d. hAcLhL f,s
r. w. BUrI, Secretsy CUNslAhI, elceI Iss.Isu-
THIRD- AVENUE SAYINGS BANK. "
Il Corner Third. and Twenty-siJthst .flnI az,
SIX CENT INTEREST ps free hom Government tar Oh al
SUI from 81 To g. 600 l.}. ~ 20, ~.
Bank open daily 10 and on Monday Wednesday
80" 'A'"i''' '''""s SPENCER X GREEN President.
KEELING. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A CARD.

Sparkrnan, Place e. King is % corporation,
engaged IN manufacturing oors aud whiting and grind
ing and powdeiug Of drugs at the Aeuca Mills In this
city, and is in way affected by the suspension Of
Mesrs James X Place Co, but will continue its bust
ness as heretofore without interruption embarrass
ment JAMES r. BPARB@Ahs Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

.Nov rs bhs Flour, co bbls. whisky, l3S bbls.
Corn Meal 50 sacks Corn Meal l2y5O BUSH Wheat, lvO
bush, Corn 1900 bush. Oats, 10000 bush Malt. I1oO
sh Barley 2G26 pkgs. Beef 2S9 bbls Pork, oJ' pkgs
Cut Meats In pkgs. Lard, 10 kegs Lara 92 sacks Ol
Cake $50 bbs Petroleum 1901 pkgs Butter $50 pigs
Cheese, $50 bbs. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

mon s-iab ,roEs3 or SEwioEN 5rSS' p
g.T lOten CLEARED Pig -.
at 49, A,vIuss sNsrth An,flcsh S,D'hlp 70
stsAmhip n,mstsh rxxiM philadelphia ". Rftstncs
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