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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-27
ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August 26.
ToBACco-Active and very firm, but not
quotabiy higher.
HEMP-Quiet and little easier.
FLoUR-Inactive and sellers willing to
make concessions; superfine, 81 SOFAS 90;
extra, So 25gS 30; double ditto, Sl0 50CalO 70;
choice treble extra, Sl2d IL .. ..... r
WHEAr-Heavy; choice grades, 295c
lower; low grades of fall have declined
l0c; prime and choice red and white, 81 IL
az q.
CoRN-Heayy and easier; 81 lO@l l21zc
for prime yellow and white. ~
OATs-Heayy and dropping at G0@66; lat
ter for fancy. EEd
BARLEY-sl 70 for choice fall.
RYE-Firm at 81 10G1 l6.
PRoyISIONS-Very firm.
PORK Mess, S24 80. .U. al
BAcoN-Shoulders. I3e; clear rib sides,
I51Sc; clear sides, i61z@I65sc; sugar cured
hams. zoe.
LARD-Quiet, 13c for choice kettle rem
dered in barrels.
WHISKY Steady and firm at 81 10 tree.
REcEIPTS-Flour, 5000 barrels; v heat,
26.2lS bushels: corn, 5.69S sacks; oats, 4.36j
bushels; barley, LIS bushels; rye, 3S5
bushels.
Weather cloudy, clear and very warm.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, August %.
FLOUR = 25@50c. lower; IS so a o 70 for
spring extra.
WHEAT-Unsettled; spring grades 607c
lower; winter quiet and unchanged; sales
No. spring at 81 70aI 70; at the close, No
2. Sc ller's option, was held at 81 50.
CoRN-z4tlc. lower; 951z@95szc. for No. l.,
and S7@ SS12c. for No. 2.
,OATs-29z14c. lower; 4o@42c., closing a.
the inside pric-.
RIE-2@3c higher, closing at 81 O4 for
No. l. and 81 OF for No. 2.
BARI .EY-Firmer; 81 05 for No. 2
MESS PORK-Steady at S23 so.
LARD-Nominal at lz15@ l25Ec.
BEEF CArrLh-Dull and nominal. t
HOGS Dull at So Is q 50 for good to
choice shipping.
RECEIPTs-6,s0 500 barrels of flour; 157 600
1879, 800 bushels oats; 400 head hogs
SHIPMENTS -, 800 barrels OF flour: s 600
bushels of wheat; l59, 900 bushels of corn !:
So, go bushels of eats
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LENGTHY PRACTICE
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROFOSA1<5 VIII ot 10
- ceived by the Evansville CraWlords-
vile Railroad Company at the office OF the
President. Evansville. until ~ O'Clock
noon, Wednesday, 18th of the present
month for the brick work on l07 feet ex-
tension of the present Evansville Freight
Depot, which Will embrace side walls and
pillars for floors and posts, lpillars meas
ilred Mt actual kiln COUNT
Rids To be for the brick in the walls for
900 wall measure; base, pflasters and pam
els at actual thickness; cornice at thick
ness of widest proportion. Brick, lime
and sand to be furnished by contra ctors.
stone siIls cement, for fine courses in base,
frames for arches, and stone caps for pill
lars, to be furnished by the Com pany. No
charge to be made for laying said stills and
CAPS Hard brick required for foundation.
All brick to be well watered Just before
laying; the Company to furnish water at
the building. ~ -#a ~s4 tf %
The work to be done under the order and
direction of the Engineer; to be com
menced within ten days of letting and
finished by the 18th of September next.
Plans to be seen at the office of the Com
pany, corner of Main and Water Streets.
Proposals to be endorsed, 4" Proposals for
extension of Evansville Freight Depot"
addressed to Jonn IDgle, Jr., President
Evansville & Charlottesville Railroad.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
President E. & G. r. r.
Evansville, August 26th.
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| for complaint. There are no changes
| from last weeks quotations: Tin Plate,
sl5 %, and firm; Bar Iron, - SIC.
Sheet Iron, boiled, ss{@S1%c.; Char
coal. 1O54 1l11c; Nails, Sc p; tires,
Mann's, SIS 90; Llppincott's, sI7 90;
Simmons. ST so. The large amount
of improvement going on il this city
and the towns and country adjacent,
continues to have1ts effectsupon the Hard
ware trade in the line of build ng mater
iais. -
DRUGs.-Business is reported as good,
| quite satisfactory, expectations fully real
lied But little change in quotations ex-
cept in Oils. Lard oil, No. l winter
al 30; Coal Oil, 46@5Cc. Soda Sc for Eng
lish. and SC for American. Qainioe, 81 25
per o.; Indigo, Madras 81 30 to 81 30.
CoTToN = There is so little changing
hands in this market at present that 1t is
hardly necessary to give quotations. Re-
ceipts since our last - bales; lightest of the
year.
ToBAcco-Very little life in the market,
and little doing. We quote Lugs 21a@5c
Leaf l5c. Receipts since our last 9l5
hogsheads.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRoyISIoNs.-Pork continues firm. Our
dealers seem able to meet all de-
mands, and will probably continue
so during the balance of the season. We
fix our quotations as follows: lfess
Pork s23 %. Bulk Meats shoulders, 10
cents; sides. 1914 cents. and clear sides 1877
cents. Bacon, shoulders NE; clear sides IA
9lI14c; hams l5c to l6c; Lard, I2GI31%c
tierces and kegs. Cheese we quote at I21zc
for new Western Reserve. and l5c for
Factory-. Butter is i'll better supply at
lSc to zoe for country.
GRAIN.-The receipts OF wheat have
been free, though not large. Prices
are unchanged but firm. We quote wheat
this morning at 81 .0@l So for red and
white. Corn, is steady. with only mod
crate stock in market. 1t is now quoted at
9O995c in new gunnies, and C for shelled
In bulk. Oats. are steady; quotations, 6jc
in new burlaps.
rIsorR-For good superfine Sc 20 to 81 90;
Extra IS offered at 50 O0d9 80; Family
and fancy brands are named at So so
from new wheat.
CORN MEaL-We find but little business
do.e III meal We place the price of kiln
dried al 81 0oes4 p per barrel
SEEDs-We make no change in quota
tions since our last. No Clover in market;
Timothy, So 50; Flax 81 90.
HAY-Baled can be had now at sl2 GOA
Is 90 per ton. New Clover, however, is still
quoted at SIS ondl0 90.
RRAN--Alarket well supplied, and still
declining in price. Not more than s!G9i2
per ton IS now offered.
FRCIr.-NothIug Is done in fruit except
In nall and local way. We have no
quotati' ms for dried fruit, or for Oranges
aud Lemons.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August 20.
Dry GooDS--Trade moderately active.
and prices generally firm, except in one or
two lines, lots of which are offered in mall
quantities at reduced prices; for instance,
Appleton A brown, are quoted on
certain block boards at I615c; Indian Or
chard and Waterford brown sheetings also
being quoted below valus; Indian Orchard
package, with other quantities In proper
ton; Hadley spool thread at 81 PER dozen,
and Csc by package, regular; other kinds
of cottons are f1rmer and meet more ready
sales a l4l2@l6c for standard prints; lSd
1870 for Glasgow ginghams; 371zc for Red
A glazed cambric; I51lzc for Skaters paper
cambrics, and 2z1zc FOR 27-inch Hamilton
cotton fiannels. 90 aaf1 ff{t ie
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Louisville Market.

firmer, Tugs, IS 66@5O 90; leaf, common to
middling fair, Sc 30@22 90.
FLoUR-Dull; superfine, 81; No. l, $40 30.
WHEAT-S2 0592 10.
CoRN-Dull; delivered, S3@S5c in bulk.
OATS-55c in bulk.
BAGGING-Kentucky, 23@24c.
HAY-Prime baled, Sl3915.
NJ less PoRK-S23 rs. y
BACON : shoulders, 1254c; clear sides,
1870.
HAMs-Fancy, 21zc, packed.
LARD-12s4E4 13c.
COTTON-NOminal at 24925c.
WHISKY-Raw in bond, SOC.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL. = There is but little
change to-. note in monetary mat
ters- Money is still very scarces and
the banks find no difficulty In
obtaining first class paper at twelve per
cent. The demand for currency has not
been as heavy during the past week as it
was in the preceding, but has been fully
up to the supply. Exchange is dull at par
buying and lilo selling. God closed in
New York to-day at l407s. Buying rate
here 1891. Silver is bought at 132.
our quotations tor Governments are un-
changed. "a 4o
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. August

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August Is.
Core N-Dull at 25d251$c
FLoUR-Superfine unchanged. ff
CORN-UnchangeG at 81 l5fIl 20.
OATS 65070
HAY-S24 GOA 26 90.
BRAS-Sl5aI6.
Pork -S23 q 26I4.
BAcoN-Shoalders l31z@ldc; clear sides
H6sI7I@c; hams 2212c.
81 LARD-I3d l31Ac.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Aug. 26.
CODA shade f1rmer; opening at 1905
and clos ng at l40lz. PISS ~ g -
ERNMENTs--Withoutd decided change !;
coupons OF 81, HIS; do. CT '62, lI514; do of
'64. 1885; do. OF 65, llO5s; do. new, loss; do.
of 80, 1881 1905, 1875 30 & Ei
SToCKs-G pened active and steady, but
prices fell off under Was ington ruInors
Of Cabinet difficulties, but subSeouently
advanced and closed strong ftf[9
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European Market.

By Cable.I LONDON, August z6-P.M.
CoSsoLs-9f;z; bonds, 735<; Erie IS; ILL.,
nois Cent al 77ss. 2P. M.-Consols o. I-I6 !;
bonds 1875: Illinois Central TN; Erie 45]z.
LIVERPOOL, August BIN!
CoTToN-Quiet, and prices unchanged.
LATEST p. M. - - ~ -
BEEr-Delivered at nos. -
LARD-Adyanced to SIS - =
SPIRITS observation-disclosures to 3os.
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Home Again |

r HAVE JUST ARRIVED FIR O N
Il Cincinnati with the finest variety OF
Tea, Bourbon, and Bengal ROSES all
ever-bloomers and fine plants which 1
will sell as low as they can be bought in
Cincinnati. have every color = White,
Yellow, Scarlet, Rose, Crimson, &c. They
can be safely planted, as they are all in
pots. Give me call.
s- VIM. G. HEWITT.
P.S.-Many other fine varieties of rare
plants, quite new. ,4&44
Wire Hanging Baskets. &c. jun3
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BLESSED is the man who invented
sieep," says Sancho Panza. Still more
blessed is the man who invented the
means of remedying the neglect and NILS
fortune that changed my locks gray before
my time, or reaped the harvest of my hair
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative must
De ascribed merits possessed by few or
none Of the usual remedies fer badness
and premature gray hair. The tesiin7o-
nials of its efficacy are numerous and
trreproachable. jyG "
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New York Market.

By Teles raph n SEW WOE YoER; August 2s Soo
bales. at Z7i.2d 2Sc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts. 10. 422 barrels; dull ;
new 2O@30c lower; sales $500 barrels at
g. lO@S 90; superfine state and Western,
ditto, ss e5aH co; shipping Ohio, $40 65es
IL 50: trade bra nds, setd14 new st. Louis,
509S 50; white old California, heavy :;
heavy and lower; sales. $50 barrels at S7d9.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady; sales, 300
barre of ola Western at 40c in bond.
WHEAT-Receipts, 26 ,093 bushels; dull
and declining; sales, 80 800 bushels at s. rs
for amber Southern; 81 25@2 3I15 for am
for inferior. white Stale; 81 43a3 i for
new white Michigan; 81 IS for extra choice
ditto.
els at 81 359l A for new Western; 81 So TOR
new State.
BARLEY-Quiet.
MALT-Quiet; sales. 5000 bushels at
CoRN-Receipts, 134, 276 bushels; without
decided change; sales. 10000 bushels at
l IL for ditto in store latter an extreme
figure; 81 oral e91S for unsound: 81 ~
for kiln dried; and 81 IL for white West
Oars Receipts, "a ,s7e bushels; heavy
and lower; sales, 40 600 bushels at 6s@70c
7497sc for new Ohio, and 54es5s for inferior
Jersey.
STOCK IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 2i,0l7 bushels; corn, Il02676
bushels; OATS, l02, 095 bushels; barley, 29Ol9
bushels; malt, 1886 bushels; peas, 22,6OO
bushels. fsa
RICE-NOminal.fs rrs- Z weesr #s-
CoFFEE-Dull. &-f-t
SUGAR Firm; sales, 700 barrels of Cuba
at aa12s4c.
& MoLAssEs--Nominally unchanged.
HoPS-Quiet.
PETROLECM-Firm; sales 5000 barrels at
1212c in bulk; l71zc in barrels for crude
and 271ac for refined in bond.
PoRK-Dull; sales, $50 barrels at 500 50a
q 60 for new mess; closing at s23 81 for
regular.
BEEF = Market firm; sales, l25 barrels.
Beef hams dull at S39040.
BACON-Quiet; sales, so barrels of long
clear middles at l2s4g20e; Stratford cut,
1314c. n
Cur MEArs-Unchanged sales, 30 pack
ages.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales, $50 bar
rels at 12s4G135sc; small lots at Ne
BUTTER-Quiet at 1l@Ac for Ohio
CHEESE-DuIl.
FREIGHTS TO LIvERPOOI-Mores sleady:
5000 bushels of wheat at sd, per steamer;
412d for com.
WEEKLY BANK STATFMFNr-
Loans. S25oe = 1T; decres GO ~,
eie. Sc OBS. 535@ Sc, S107 De- 49, -
s. 1927; >r 6i,se a.
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JOHN E. TAYLOR,
CarDenter. and Joiner.

Shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth
and Seventh,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Prompt attention given to all work en-.
trusted TO my care [mayl6 d3m
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; Moth and Freckles.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world. The only t1te and perfect Dye
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. Ne
Lzappointmeirt. Il No rfdfcuIous tfntG
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III
affects of Bal Dyes- Invigoratee the hsiE,
me is signed RlLEianl n. ButcheioT. All 9TH
ns are mere limitations, and should be
welded. soid Dy al d,t9g aad yer
York.
sB- BEWARE OF, a COUNTERFEIT.
a Il
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.LArf -ts7PN. ~
F1ouE- Closed dull ssssa ia Pc lower for
medium Sna 1bw grades of new
WHEAT Dull and l@2c. lower.
RYE-Heavy and 395c. lower; new West
ern 81 32@1 80.
CoRN-Quiet and steady at 81 Hal II for
good to prime new mixed Western, and
81 Of for unSOund do VS. = EEE218
Western, and 74176c. for new Ohio 81
PORK-A little easier; sales $50 barrels at
% So. 80 ep-...-.. - -
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
BACON-Steady. f1f
LARD-Steady at 1S15@lss4c. for fair to
prime steam-rendered, and l3z6c.- for-ket-
tle-rendered.
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.k4AL&r EsHE UEEEFi or sN
Cbrner First and ZINE Streets,
TYAyE IN STORE. AND ARRIv.
n ing
% hbass cbo,cs2po.to Pro. r,,,,a
Louisiana Sugars;
100 bblS. assorted Refined Sugars
200 bags fair to choice Ceffees
so kegs N. &. Soda; 'rtt Es1' ~ = E Ngs.f q
$50 half bblS. NO. /, ?, and 8 Mackerel:
$50 kits No. l, 2, and Mackerel;
100 boxes Herring; ~ A4shE .tttAt IL
100 boxes Madison Starch;
500 boxes w. K. Ham and Factory heese
$50 boxes assosted Soaps; Z. f-NAGL
T5 bbls. assorted Crackers;
81 bbls. Homily; ss-- -.rg~E + = .ss-..-
S25 bb1s.s X. u. Meals f. ~ - s-.--' - --.t q
100 bbls. Cement;
1000 kegs assorted Nails; ~ =
Black and Green Teas, Spices, Liquors.
Cigars, obacco, &c, &c.
These goods, being on consignment, are
from first hands, are new, and offered, for
CASH only, at manufact urers prices.
- sES&fk s. So Z So -
Orders and consignments for all classes
Of goods solicited.
We deal in HAY, CORN. and All kinds
OF PRODUCE. jylS dim
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Stove Foundry for Sale

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
Z. at public auction, at two O'Clock Z. n.
on the 5th day of September, 1867, at his
Stove Foundry Buildings. on Frankiin
street, near the Creek Bridge, his lease
To- four and a half years, with privilege
OF five more on said buildings and lot
Said lot is 100 feet front by 600 feet deep.
Said building IS - feet wide by 10 feet
deep, with shed attached 20 by 4O rect
Also, + undry Fixtures and stock CON
sistin OF Boiler and Engine. Cup2la, hsan-
Blower. t'1asks, Stove and Hollow ware
Patterns Tools, Office Furniture. Scra D
Iron, Lumber, Coke, &c, &c. The above
fixtures are all new. and have not been
used. The buildings are conveniently To-
Gated, and have excellent water pow eyes
Sale positive. Terms cash. For further
particulars address q
w. BIERBOWER. $50 g
au30 dI0t.w2t Evansville. Ind
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RIVER N Z w 6.

For other River Items see Seventh Page
gsvILLE, August &C. = The river is
ris555 with three feet three inches water
l.. The canal by the mark. Thermometer
e1p.
\ MEMPHIS, August 26.-The river is falling.
The arrivals and departures last evening,
not before received, include the Spray and
Chsrmer, to Cairo; VIM. White, to Green
River; Mary Erwin, Cairo to Evansville;
Ida Rees. Cincinnati to St. Louis The
Louisa is announced for Cairo at O'Clock
to day, Tom Boluss, Master, Charley Craw-
ford, Clerk...--The Leonora No. leaves
promptly at O'Clock to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
}HlT2hI Ladies.


If you are afflicted with lassitude: II on
rising in the morning, you feel unrerreGll~
ed, with q bad taste IN the mouth; q dls-
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the growing evil We know OF no prepH-
ration more highly adapted TO all af8 10
tons OF this description than
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
For mothers nursing this great .fsnic
should always be taken, especially where
the mothers nourlshment is inadeuua1e
10 the demands of the child, consequently
her strength must yield, and here It "a
where good tonic, such HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, is needed TO
impart temporary
STRENGTH AND VIGOR
to the whole system. Ladies should by
all means try this remedy, and, before 20
doing, ask your physician, who, If he Is nc,
quainted with its virtues will recommend
It's use In all cases. Asa
MEDICAL AGENT
ii has no equal, while Its pleasing flavor
and healthful effects have made IL q gen.
eral favorite. 1t is free from all pror ertiox
calculated TO impair the system, and fts
operations are at once mild, soothing and
efficient. ALI who have used the Bitters
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and commend 1t to use.
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nRIvATE BOARDING.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SaERIFF. sd
We are authorized to annosnce the
name OF ALEXAN DER DARLING as a
candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Sheriff OF Vanderburgh County, sub SCI In
the decision of the Union nVentiou, if
one is held.
Mr.. Editor-Please anounce the name
of THOMAS BOWER, SEN, of Scott Town
ship, as candidate for the Office Of Com
missioner of Vanderburgh County atdthe
ensuing October election.
AS Mr.. Bower would not desire to run
without the general endorsement of his
friends his name Will be submitted to the
Convention 10 be held September eth.
A THOUSAND VOTERS
JAcuB IL. MILLER. Tobacconist. of Ev
Of Vanderburgh County, subject to the de-
eisiou or convention and his friends
generally .f-sfS *
a THoUsAS AND MORE VOTERS.
Editors Journal-Please announce me as
d candidate tor reelection to the office of
Prosecuting Attorney forsthe 18th Judicial
circuit at the coming g. ele S ctIl99nn;pcp,xp
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Morris s.
Johnson as candida e for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas for the LIST District,
COMPOSED of the counties of Posey, Gibson,
Vanderburgh, and Warrick, at the next
October election. ertts. rnf=sa
A l.. ROBINSON is a candidate for
~ Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas
in the First District, composed of the coun-
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson, and
Warrick. .-~s .z jySdtf.
people of the District as a candidate for
the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney;
Mt Vernon, Ind, July 4, u So. ~ < 1jys
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The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
L. =. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes. 81.
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FOR CoMMov PLEAS JUDGE.
GRESHAM & WALLACE

.taaa9E PIN d1T0F p %
Coraer First and Fine Streets,
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81GHUo7 Tr5ossss
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Editors Journal-Please announce me as
d candidate tor re-ele ction to the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney forsthe 18th Judicial
Circuit at the coming election. .-
". 2. HARGRANE.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

L,oR SALE OR TO LET-A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE
IT Hudson, At Peekskl; fine river view, healthy con.
venient 10 cars Apply at ~ Wall ST.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

WEE. DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
chcap.-A bcautfnl location for summer residence or
boardn house, hunting trout &c fishing in abundance
splendid roads for horse exercises house contains 10
barn stables, &c; of garden and fields. Price
Si5NO. F. @. RITTER. 29 r0adway. room %
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

RIO CAPITALISTS AND ACTIVE BUSINESS MEN
III dersigaed oncrs for sale on account Of retire
merit extensive Manu- featuring Business located In
adacen State The product of these works bcars the high
est reputation Of In the American market and s in
nual demand profit Of over 0 cent The will
take the purchase money n tie yield OF the works
at the market rae and readily influence its sale 70 the
extent Of times the price asked for the propcry
floor
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

Com DOWN AND sl25 QUARTERLY FOR CON-
,DOOO venient and gentee two story and basement
Ninth street. Brooklyn second house west OF Fourth
twenty ferries eight garden in
A.. 3. NEWBERRY, l62 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

NOTTON STORAGE.-LEASE OF LARGE BUILD
" ing sale capable OF storing 10000 bales Of Cotton.
JOSEPH MASON 20 Pine street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-14
NOTICE.

A u perssns liable to pay taxes in the
 A town of New Milford, on list of 1866, are hereby nvtiHsd .hst have received the rate bill tos ls66,, with . ssrIaut attached to me directed and that the taxes on said rate bill. are due and payable March lst. 1867 Notice is hereby given. thatI shall beat the ofice of Cannsld & Beach, in the village of New Milford. on Tuesday the sth day sof, April 1887, atso'clock in the forenoon, 7, and thsfe continue until 4 Q clock in th afternoon of said day, for the pdtrose of receiving, said taxes. shall also be ready to receive taxes at said office of Garfield t Reach, from the date heteof, until the lst day of May, 1867. If any taxes on said list shali remain unpaid, from aud after the 1st day of, May, 1s67, the undetsigned will add one per cent, to the amount of said tax. al.d the accrued per cent age for every. succeeding calendar mouth. that such tax shall remain unpaid. and be collected with the same, until such tax Is paid accord lag so the S,atstes of connsctiept. passed
 fh. eadsrsignsd win also, tf,s after said May lst 1851, charge legal fees for collection. m
 t R. E. CANFIELD. Collector. Il New Milford, Maich 1st. 1867. ''i i,9 ,sw4S [
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 pickinsen* end BrookssIatid valued atabout one thousand dollars, and oslIowing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate. ;. psssing fbn sufofder,. AAaihat heet somsoaba CT meet person be empowered to sell the same, as1 app pIicStiop cr2 file ,ddteaathe 2d'daS of Mare l. 1s67, m morefMly .appestsa 1ashYY
 oRDERkD- That the foregoing application be heard tIth v Psobate Office in Litchtield on the 4th day of May, 1867, at ono o'clock after noon and that notice thereof he published in some sps,blisa aswspaperg aasarsst osthe Lplaee where snehtssal ;estate lies. three sweexsJ saca bsast six weeks 'bef6aes said itiafe assigned. -.rr-,. ,s
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