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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just Published. new edition Of DR.. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure
without medenel, d .Spermatorhea or Seminal
weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lml@tency,
Mental and Physical inapaeity. lmpedinents 10
Marriage, etc; also Consumption. Epiepsg ant
Fits, Induced by self indulgence &C sexual ex-
traveganee.
Is Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demons trates, from thirty years success
tui practice that the alarming Consequences Of
self abuse nnay be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli
cation of the Anticipating out a mode OF cure
at once simple, certain and etfectua, by means of
which every sufferer no matter what his condi
tion may be- may cure himself cheaply, private
iy and radically.
.B- This lecture should be in the hands of ev.
ery youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, ia plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, on roeci pit of six cents or two
post stamps Also DR.. Culverwell's (" Marriage
Guide" price 25 cents Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
Iy--lS 1877, Bowey, NY, P. O., box 4 ,5S6
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To COhs,,n,ptives.

The advertiser. having been restored to
health i'm few week. by avery simple RENE
tly, after having suffered for several year.
with severe lung affection. and that dread
disease Consumpton-is to make known to
his fellows sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy OF
the prescription used free of charge with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. CorGHs.
COLDS. and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
trv his remedy, as it will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by
return mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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Is The trade that formerly ccntered at thi,
point. Is again coming bach to its old and
wonted channels Van Buren, before the war,
was noted as the cheapest market in Western
Arkansas, and is now trying to keep up her
former repatstion in that respect. Let all in
ierested take notice
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Errors of Youth.

\ Gentleman who suffered for year,
from Nervous Debility and PERMANENT
Decay. and all the effects OF youth
ful indiscretion, will. for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need il the rec
ipe and direction for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers. wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so BY addressing JNo. B. OGDEN.
80 No. IL. Chambcrs-st- ".
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Proposals for Subsistence.

JANUARY, 8, 1867.
DROPOSALS will be received at the Office
i of the Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
Fort Smith. Arks. until II o'clock noon of
February llth. 1867, for subsistence for the
Seminole Indians.
The bids will be at so much per Ration as
follows:
Pound Fresh Beef
I of a Pound Of Flour, or in lieu Of -four
| J Pints Of Corn, flour and corn to be
issued alternately
quarts of salt per 100 Rations.
TO be delivered at the Seminole Agency, in
the Seminole Nation. to the Agent of the
Seminoles-and all articles to be Inspected by
said Agent.
The department reserves the right to reject
all bids. and. III contract is entered into, the
right will be reserved tO terminate the same
on thirty days notice, after the 3lst of May
1867.
w. BYERS. Sup't
Indian Affairs.
cB The Van Buren, Press, and the Little
Rocl. Gazette, will publish two insertions, and
send bill to the Superintendent.
f. Smith Ark. Jan. II.
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Free to EVERYBODY

4 LARGE 6pp. Catalogue, teaching how to re-
N move Tan, Frecklcs, Pimples, Blotches
Moth Patches, Sallow ness, Erupti,ns and all i'm
purtes Of the skin. How to force Whskers, re-
store, curl and beautify the hair. renew the age,
cure Drunkenness, Nervous Debility, and other
useful aud valuable information. Every body send
for it. Address BERGER, SHUTS d co.,
Chemists, 2e5 River Street, Troy n. Y.
Dec. l4-lm.
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&1 E00 Per YEAR! we want Agents
~I1OSO everywhere to sell our M
PROVED 500 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial.
Warranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold in
the L. 5. for less than SIG. which are .tuiiy H.
acesed by Hoce, Wheeler & Wilson, Grocer d
Baker, Singer 4 Co., and Bachelder, All other
cheap machines are iafringnents and the seller
or user are liable to arrest, fne and i9prison-
ment. illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
or call upsn Shaw j. Clark BiddefOrd, Maine,
or Chicago. H. ly52
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REM0yAL.-Our friends DouGHERTy &
GLASS, have removed their furniture ware
rooms to the house occupied before the war;
by 5. J. Adler, in Eagle Block; where they
have for inspection and sale, fine lot Of fur
niturc-and viii n,anufacture to order any
thing in their line. Give them a call
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DE BOwE's REvIEw.-The January number
ofthis excellent monthly periodical is on our
table. 1t contains, among Others in its Table
of Contents" an article upon Arkansas-its
advantages to emigrants etc. copy ofDe
Bowc is worth more than its subscription
price. Address DE Bowe's Magazine, Nash
vile Tenn. Terms Sc per year.
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tg-Thr attention of our mer,

tT-The attention of our merchants, and
those sending letters on Boats. is called to the
fact that all letters so sent, must be prepaid,
with stdmp-enyelope. The other stamps
will not answer. BY giving heed TO this warn
ing. >endcrs of letters will avoid having their
aetters put of at the port of their reception.-
The Law makes it imperative on the Boats.
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GEN. CAss on PoLsGAMY.-Gen. Cass
once said speaking to delegate from
Utah, "Can you tell me, sir, how an
American woman can give her life away
for the sixtieth portion ola mans heart p
The delegate replied that he supposed for
the same reason that women did in Ma
'hommedan countries, because it was part
.of their religion. "That is no answer,
sir" said the grand old man, turning
away with the cold loftiness Of manner
peculiar to him, american women are
supposed to have souls"
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,,a.The steamer Arno,. Capt. Ert

N The steamer Argos Capt. EUGENE
sMrrH, Is again on the track. Capt. Lou
BRowN is in the office. lie will please accept
our thanks for papers.
,Y-MooRE's RURAL NEW YORKER" is one
of the best agricultural Family newspapers
published. Terms 50 per year. Address ID.
ID. L. MOORE, Rochester, New York.
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Strange but True.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail (free of
charge by addressing the Undersigned
Those having fears Of being humbugged will
obiige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their Obedient servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN.
March I7-39tf 83l, Broadway. n. Y.
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-'Boo ~oo-oo- -oo-father don't lick me
a will you?' said little urehin one day who
had been guilty of some misdemeanor.
What's the matter with yea sir7'
y %, don't lick me, father!
Come along here, what have you been
ADDING?
Il broke that old broken saucer
Come here to mer
I'm 'fraid you'll lick me- said the boy
trembling and shaking
Come here, l tell you
Wont you lick me?'
No
Will you swear you wont?'
Yes
Then wont come father; for parson
johnson says, he that wi II swear will LIE.
An eccentric old Chinaman, who
had been disappointed in second marriage,
hetook himself to the mountains with his
Infant son. The son grew to manhood,
having never seen woman. He was train.
ed to worship gods and abhor devils At
length he accompanied his father to town
for provisions, where his eyes fell on some
pretty girls.
"What are they?" he asked.
"Deyils. my son; turn your head away
said the father.
The son walked to the mountains in 81
lencc, and the father could get no satisfac-
tory answer to his questions. AT last the
young man burst out crying:
"Oh, father, that tallest devil! that tallest
devil, father!'
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SOUTHERN CULrIvAToR-We are in receipt
of No. l, Vol. XIV, Of the Southern Cultivator
published at Athens Ga. Amy one wishing a
good southern agricultural paper, will do well
10 subscribe for the CultiSator. Address W.
y. White, Athens Ga. Terms 81 per year.
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tTs"J. b. SHAW. Of the house off. B. Shaw
4 Go. of n. Smith, went up on the Argos. lie
has the credit of being one of the most gen
tiemanly merchants i'm TT. Smith.
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tB The old veteran steam boa. man, Capt
LEVI CHAPMAN come up on the Argos. The
captain will remain with rs duriug the low
water jn the river.
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Cllancery Notice.

Cnunccry NOt1cc.
State Of Arkansas,
County Of enton.
IN the Benton county circuit court on the
chanceV side thereof in rdcdtion Of said
court January ID 4. d. 1867,
John X. Gibson
vs.. In ch'ry. Bill for divorce.
Nancy Gibson.
nN this day comes said complainant by his so.
" letter and file herewith his Bill of complaint
his affidavit that the defendant il: non resident
Of the State Of Arkansas; it is therefore ordered
that the defendant herein be and she i. hereby
notified that said complainant has commenced this
suit against her for divorce. That the cause al.
lodged in said complainants Bill Of Divorce ia
wllfu desertion on the part Of the defendant, and
unless the said defendant appears on or before the
third day Of the rext term Of this court at court
to be holden at the court house, in the county Of
Benton, and State Of Arkansas, on the fourth
Monday after the first Monday in February, A. d.
1867, and plead, answer or demur to said com.
painants bill, the same will be tahen "a con.
tossed and decree rendered accordingly And i,
is further ordered that copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper published in this State,
for two weeks succcss 'ey the last insertion to be
thirty days bcfMe the first day of the next term o
this court.
Given under my hand tLis 9th day of January
a. u. 1867. J. W. SKIES, ClcrlE,
trne copy j. W. SKIES. Jan. l0-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&0N \ MoNm Agents wanted for SIC
VOO entirely ReV articles, just out. Adj
dress .. 4. GAREY, city building Bidjefor'L
Me. lyj2
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tS-We are indebted to Hon. j. NJ. PETIT
GREW, member ot the House from Washing
ton county. for copy of the Report of Cor
den n. Peay, Receiver of the Real Estate
Bank.
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sS~What has become Of the Little Rock
Dispatchp We have not seen one for an age.
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Marriage and Certbacy, an Essay

warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also. Disease. and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with SURF means of relief. sent
free Of charge IN sealed letter envelopes. Ad-
dress. DIR. j. SKIIJIS iloCGHroN, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
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REMOVAL!
New Goods /!
ME undersigned would respectfully announce
TO his friends and the citizens Of Van Buren
and Crawford Co, generally, that he has Just re-
moved his entire stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps ---- Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Queensware, etc.
30 his own building on MAIN STREET, opposite
the POST OFFICE. formerly occupied by DIR,
Foster, Hathaway, Robinson and recently by Al
len Stone, Also received new and complete as
sortment Of
Brown Domcs,cs Calicoes from SC to 25c pr 3D.,
Drllings, red, yellow, white, figured twin
ed Flanncls. plaid Linseys, ladies light
and brown Cloth for Cloal.s. blac.
Doesl.ins & Cloths, Pants stuff.
Of all descriptions, blue
Denims Hic. Stripes,
DuItibS CtiIp'r, SutcEsp Cottou ! iotuSp louuucI-
chiefs, linen, muslin & printed, home made
and Shaker Flannes, Velvet, tafata and
rep'd Ribbons, Valencenne, blonde
and cotton Laces, so dozen Alex.
snder's, Journn Vienna Kid
Gloves from 81 to 50.
Lads, mems and misses CLOTH berlin, Isle and
cotton Gloves. Toilet Soaps, Pomade, Eau dc Col.
ogne, tooth and hair Brushes, belt buchles belt
Ribbons, plain and cross bard Jaconet, Swiss
Ginghams snd Chambrys. ladies and childrens
Balmoral and hoop Skirts, wool and cotton Hose,
Corsets and corset acets corset clasps. dress and
embroidery braids, embroidery worsteds aud cot.
tons Hool.s and Eyes, Coats, Clar,'s Willimantlc,
Daniels and Mcrrcs Spool Cotton, bic. and white
linen Thread, cotton sl.ein Thread, Pins, Paper
collars, ladies and chldrens balmorsl Stockings,
Dress and coat buttons, Artfchial Flowers, Hoods,
Nubiss 4 breal,fast Shawls, table covers. table
cloths and towels.
Coffee, Sugar, and Tobacco,
Powder. Shot, Soap, Starch, Salt. Spices. Pepper,
Saleratus, Inhs, blaching. letter, note and
cap Paper, and many articles to numerous
to mention, all Of which offer for
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VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS.

tx- s. NJ PettRgiH d Co., ia Netc York and
Rosion. are authorized 10 receire adrertising for
iLe Press, in those eities.
tB- capt. p. Nay and Jno. Nedle ,cith G. g..
Scott Il Co, areou Agents al Little Rock.
They eH receire subscriptions for The Press.
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CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE

CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE
in Van Buren or Fort Smith.
Those in want Of Goods will do we'll to
call and examine my stock and prices, as
l consider it no trouble to show goods, and
l feel assured they will find it to their in
terest to get bargains.
MY TERMS ARE CASH!
Butter. Eggs. Chickens, Hides, Corn,
Pork, Pcltries, Dried Peaches, etc., bought
in exchange for goods, and sold at the same
prices bought.
Respectfully,
N. +. CORNELIUS.
Van Buren,, Jan. l, 1867.
p. S.-Rcmember the place. opposite the
Post Office, on Main street, in the store re.
Gently occupied by Allen II. Stone.
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We invite the attention Of Country
Merchants and others, to our splendid
stock, assuring all that we will not be
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OPEN BOARD or BROKERS
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PETROLEUM AND MINING S1OCk5.--I
6ALES.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. s-p. m.

u
Gold is not strong The closing rate was 1924, and
the range of the day 1885 1897 The clcarnEs of the
Gold Exchange Bank were $93 4OS 90 and the bal
ance 8 ,95i.414
Government stocks are all firm, and no large
amounts could be had at the quotations For 1905
lOi was paid This issue is growing in favor. Ten
nessee skies are higher and active. Railway mort
cages are iir1n. Pacific Mail is higher and firm
Western Union Telegraph sold ~ low as 20. IL I'M
derstood thrt dividends viii DO suspended on this
stock q fact OF which parties in the secrets OF ITS
management are availing themselves Of The Ex-
press stocks are firmcr. The Railway share market
has been very irregular In the morning lower rates
we're made on the active list lator IN the day prices
improved and stocks were offered sparingy The pub-
LEGATION Of the October traffic Of leading roads gives
coed deal Of fiTmness TO prices and acts az caution
10 speculStoTs for decline At the second Board
prices we're steady. Tennessee skies were higher,
and sales of Rock Island and Pacific bonds were
made at 81. The last quotations were Registered
G.. 1881, ut9Ilis, Coupon Is, 1881, ii20l12s;
Coupon 5eOs 1852 10S1 10Ss Coupon 5@0s 1854 1861
G51o5.; Coupon 5-2os tsG5 l063GlO6s; Coupon, new,
zoos 1865 f07l aiO7s Coupon 52Ds. 1867, l07sGio7t
Coupon 10-is 1901 0i01; 73os, 3D., 105Ad 1857 's,
I'd. 1854 GlO5s Tennessee 6s, ex-ceupon, 6S064
Tennessee g. ncW, 02G62! Missouri o. ~oS4t Can
ton. 42Q42 Cumberland. 20G25; Western Union
Telegraph, SOi620I; Quicksilver. l14alo; Pacific
Mail 142i 9I42g; Atlantic Mail, 1851 Boston Water
Power 1901; Hew-Y York Central, lilt@ill.: Erie,
miami; Erie Preferred. 76i07S; Hudson, i@iGl9j
Reading a5!ae5!; Michigan Central, lOeialo9i
Michigan Southern, T6t877: Illinois Central, 12j
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. s19sil Northwestern
Common, 46.9f7; Northwestern Preferred, 6si9
ses Cleveland and Toledo. 1Gi9l0lf; Rock Island,
ea,0ess; ST. Paul SsaSei st. Paul Preferred. 5ei9
90; Fort Wayne, e5iGS54.
Money is abundant to stock houses at Gd7per cent;
Commercial paper sells ct 799 for beat. and loSl2
for auite strong names. The reduction in the prico
Of speculative stocks compared with last year at
this date enables parties dealing in them 70 carry
them with comparative case.
Foreign exchange is dull London, 90 days 1921 a
1907 sight llOi Paris, long Si5; short, 6iSt;
Antwerp. bl7I4hl6l; Swiss. b.l7i65.leti Hamburg.
ss4 Amsterdam, 4lt Frankfort, 4oid4l, Bremen.
7sI@79; Berlin, 720Rf. 70 g. rl-Lrr -.
Freights to Liverpool 1900 bush. Wheat and Peas
At s9ed and per steamer, 800 pkgs Lard at ass, and
1900 bales Cotton at laid. vessel with $500 qrs.
Wheat TO direct part in Bristol Channel at g. Cd,
and vessel Of 900 tuns from Savannah TO Liverpool
with Cotton at Id.
The follow ing viii show the exports ie1clnsiye Of
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THE MARKETS.
IC.siulu reported fO1 THs TaIsvrl

ICsfeinlu Reported iH ihh AHsrkh'
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. {, 1ssT
.gHFa The market for Pots Il steady az tle a..
PearlH arc dull and nominal.
COTTOE-UDder more favorable news from Europe
the demand unite active and though prices
without decided advance the market closes very strong
aies bAiee chiefly 20 exporters az isc for hiddn2
Ifnlands 10 Jg,c for do. New Orieans.
'EEOFFTE-There has been but nttlo doing in Brazil
cee prices allowing no essential change sales OF 1000
bses no ex Medora. and S2 Santos, eK T. 6cmidt,
private terms In Baltimore' ss OK Norah on private
terms. -
mand brt prices arc without essential change.
The closing quotations are as follows: Bricks at
40 softu 20 Tor common Hard; t20et21 for Gro
Tor, and tSO4tB for philadelphia Front. Cement
NJ Al rs for ROsendale; Hair az S6G37c. for Rio
Grande Mixed; SSc. for Buenos Ayres Mixed, and
uSi9o Tor UnwAshed Mixed. Laths at u rs. three
months Lime at q so for Common and q IS for Lump.
Plaster of Paris at q per for Blue Nova Scotia " 40
per Dbl for Calcined Eastern and " 80 per Dbl for Cal
rIned Rnickerbocker and Empire Mnls.
FLOUR AND MEAI-The inquiry for Western and
a,afe Four Ia ess active and with liberal arrivals and
further decline gold prices Of the medium and better
Grades declined and very irregular; the low grades
are rm but 10 sell freely abatement
on,d have to be made the Bales II bbls at ~ 90
1GO 10 for Unsound 10 good Extra Stae t6 2odt0 30
Tor Fancy do % tOat0 10 for the low grades Of Nestern
EItz e 25os % for sood 70 choice BDrns Wheat EI-
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CLEARED.
Steamship Moore Wallace. SeWber, hsry Fefn1 CO
sssa 1 ss.a Won otsIssov Btses oes.
Steamship EuterPs sawyer Key Wes' and Galveston T. H. n~'v
Steamship Geo cr.rx. Val. y:-or.s.z GrGSS.nso'
SIP sSatsard Bi;AsP M,sIRe Pool, l. wns. d.
s sSD v yrcI, Brs, sa1,asss Murrsy Ferr Co
Bsh Rsasrsids SO1v 8ee,pro~u for OrleI, fss's
ssti rSsos. ss,nl Hlps,. BI.%.s Slogan l. s Eay*
SHs SsT j..:sI Con- Z, ORDER; sss.s t't
Bog Gle: le1s PiqsA.E 6,TIei 4 B s,. s:s Ic'
Care. Is Fotl N.:as,' Iog:'T,I & A'r'i Co
sSSI Challenge, Low, Ha7sas, P Lorii,rd. ~ ~.
S ;s hs ,... & k Isss ' . ss1 H G.
ssSi F.Hi waiter psi.sa wlai.Stse HsIri. I Howell
ssI ssy s'I y.. sasSSS sST Bro
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S a.. af Dssa e. b,' G: . 4. s
spit an, and Ise,t ' 70 s s,ss . TO sup
Sa:s s Mn is b. a.H;s C.
sca esdistO1 tcf PTOydsne. Wood F'ahndna Pa S'r>
'1 ssG Ssl sS. rs' ss % sSa ss- Haven S
ssSf H.SSi, hs.s;i: feitl.sd Viii HsSs.
scSr Troy Troy ssisS, Readsat for Hartford.
sehr. vsn Deyoor., Jenks Newburg for Prsrsteoes
Buyer Dodge Rhzabethpor toT New Hayea
scbr. poodis Ecfiagiu Philadelphia for Fal RIVER
schr Expedite, Eskot Philadelphia for NsS'Haven
echr virginia, Prince PhsdepIs HE Portsmouth,
schr June 0Oysns, Eltzbethpon or Bridgeport
Sehr. Price Nickson, Philadelphia FOR Nesbsyea
Lac. Prince, Providence
Schr. Filed Petit P.ilsaelPha for Hss Hs1en
SPOKEN.
Steamship serYOri hoH New ls 'ia Tabs BAY Sr t hs's
S~yL H. "a Cape Reciie, Algas Bay
MEMORANDA.
Tie clip Grace SargsIt from CGao bafosdos, for oretsvn
pot eaky but she leak stopped suc or DE
18th sis projected % Der vo!sge
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Nov eArriyei Minnie from HAvsns; brig freest
from Peace Below bark Freeman DeaHs 9TH Fehes Ben
LSpdon.
C.sar,d ,hIo ron for Liverpool with % O0 sacks o wheat
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RFCTIpTs OF PRODUCT.

Nov e-1545I bbls. Flour. sos bbs whisky, $50 bols;
Corn Meal 1874 100 bush Wheat l92t39 bush Corn 1864
bush oats 1880 bush Rye, 675s bush Peas 800 bush
Barley I bush Seeds 1924 pkgs Beef. l26 bos PoIs'
la pkgs Cut Meats Ill2 pkgs Lard 622 sacks on CAKE,
iTos pkgs Butter. s,lls pkgs Cheese, 5es bbls Eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

Since January l. tls9 4CO,l7o sl6l3e2,IG slt6sos,ln
The following was the business Mt the office OF the
Assistant Treasurer to-day: Receipts for Customs
$4,000 Receipts for Gold Notes, s1OSOOO; total
Receipts 81 S75672 81 total Payments $l,2l447 57i
Balance sos Az 694 30.
The New-York Central Road earned in October:
1866 o. $4,000 y, zoo Increase soooo
The Chicago and North Western Road earned IN
October:
1850. 5s7 Oes5 Increase sJle'I'o
From Jan. TO Oct 81, months:
1886 sl72s 65e 1867 &5,so2934 Increase s,o7s17s
The earnings Of this road for October are only
$4,000 less than the New-YOrk Central. and yield
much larger proportion of net income than the latter
route So far ms the Preferred shares concerned
there seems no reason why regular dividends of per
cent cannot be made with fair prospect Of full diy-
idends on all the stock in short time.
The Chicago and Great Eastern Road earned III
October:
sl2sseS SO COS 40 Inc se,eOs 80
The Milwaukee and st. Paul Road earned in Dc
tOber:
1876 755 900 Increase te7eio
WI Wright saws of cotton;
The accounts continue Of highly favorable character
generally from the South Planters are busy engaged
pIckipg the cotton which the late fine weather
has fully mstured, the quality OF which SHOWS q
vast Improvement the early receipts. From North
Carolina hear OF rain last week, and the yleld is not
0nite mp 10 expectation IN Florida the crop win be
short particularly OF long staped cotton 20 lar there
has been no frost. .
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ATTERSOoS PROVISION MARKET, o'CLocK.-The mar
Ret for Pork In dn at s2 for Mess We hear OF sales
PETROLEUM-The market for both Crude and Re
fined. I'm bond, 10 dull. but prices are unchanged.
RICE-n the Absence OF supply, the market is nominal
SUGARs-Raw sugars fairly active, and prices re.
main steady; sales Of 679 hhds at II l2c for Cuba and
22o5 boxes Havana at lialitc Refined are unsettled
81 litdI HE for Hards
sEEDs-The inquiry Is fair for Clover Seed at l2919ic.
Timothy Seed l. steady at " 69as2 n.
sTEARIN-We note sales Of 5000 at l2ia i9e., In
hhds.
TAILOW-Tbe market IA fairly active, but prices are
easier; sales OF 10000 70 at uisnic. for Common to
Prime. -
wHIsKy-Tho demand is light; Gales Of go bh!s West
srra t In bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Reform

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ged for the BENEFIT BToCKHoIDERs, will please send
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blank proxies can be Obtaineh'
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