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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

The net results OF Gen. Hsncock's
campaign against the Indians are thus
stated by the Chicago TriJUns;-"Ai!er
marching eleven hundred cavalry dis.
lance of eight hundred miles with prod
igious transportation trains, be succeed.
edin capturing one old Sioux with a
broken leg, and an iiiotic Cheyenne.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

A Norwegian woman, dressed in
homespun, brief and limp, who, only
seven weeks from her native land, ar
rived at Milwaukee one day last week,
was seen two hours after with a bran
new hoop Skin! under her arm, just en-.
tering a car for Minnesota. |, was her
first trial of Yankee Institutions, and il
illustrates the ruling passion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

The President spent last Sunday at.
Ieruoou in visiting NJ, Auburu Genet.
cry, near Boston, aud calling on Alvin
Adams, Esq, in WaIcrown, While in
the eemetOry he was attracted BY two
little girls, ono Of whom, named Mary
o'Bron, ho aifocIiOnN'sly kissed
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

'sslEI AOI ~ pus eTils pOos u! peI!rdsi
''oP 'sdgqA 'ssTpIIq 'sssuluq saIppEs IIsp Sur
-Auq uodR GlaI 6vu aHqnd oqL .ssauisnq 9qi
10 ard sIp OF plgd uopuouB Igluoupd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

The St. Louis Republican says that
the police authorities Of that city have
arrived at the conclusion to suppress the
selling Of liquors on Sunday, 10 ncOOr'
dance With the provisions of tho statute
and city ordnance. On Sunday last no.
tice was conveyed to many of the saloon
keepers, that for the future they would
be arrested if found selling anything du,
ring Sunday but ale, beer aud wines.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

A curious incident occurred in the
New Hanpshirs House Of Represents
lives day before yesterday. That body
instructed the Governor 10 extend au TO-
vitOtiou to President Johnson on his
New England trip to visit that State,
and then, as il fearful Of having com.
promised their characters by having any
thing to do with that Individual, they
tender similar Inequalities to Thaddeus
Stevens.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

A train on the Nashville & Chatts-
tOOga Railroad was thrown from the
track Thursday night, and several pass
eugers were injured, but none kill
ed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

GrasshopPers are committing great dam.
age TO gardens, trees, and cornfelds g.
long the Missouri river.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Ills thought propabIe thOt Govern
meni will soon extend the Telegraph
line to Denver, in Ddyance of the Rail.
road, in order 10 obtain speedy informa-
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Texas papers contain accounts of de.
ya'!aiiOg storms on the ed and 81 Of
June. Many lives were lost and much
property destroyed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Gen, George B. Mcclellan and fam
ily have engaged passage home on a
steamer on the 81 of November.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Like poor player
Who struts and fres his part upon the stage,
And then is heard and seen no more"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

The Grand Commandery of Knlgh
Templars, of Kentucky, has been il
session in Georgetown. Charles R
Woodruff was re- elected Grand Com
maHder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

United States Treasurer Spinner ha
written an official letter in which
says, that after the failure of a Nations
bank it has nothing more to DO wit
notes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04
'DNIaIHVdNN

'Ioplo OF ouop su!mn!IL eSE!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

At SOmmervils, New Jersey. on Sat.
urday night. Jacob Van Ausdale cut the
throat of boy named Beard He was
arrested.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Mrs. Cobb, the infamous pardon bro
ker, and her husband, are about to leave
Washington and reside in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
Proposals.
oTncs BoARD e. w.TEH cossyuo 9....

OTY1cs Board ~ WATER CoxxryIoSERsl
CRY OY ST. LOUIS, Nov r. 1901 :
CT. LOUIS WATERW ORKS-1SG7-T CON-
- TRACTORs-SEAIRD PROPOSAIS n1orsed Proposals for
Bug storage Reservoir directed TO the Board o. Water Com
issne Will received oce II the Bod 81 Water Commis
southeast af Fourth ES, OF ST. Louis until
~ ck nhon Monday December 1907 lsi Which hour
b- bids viii B. nabey opened and TA FOR constructing Storage
sseor pon M Grardsve between AID
TIE h. ser,or VIII be ahou; by so feet vide measured
along TOP epe and % feet sep divided nso two senpA
BY aasoury division wall IN.
Engineers estinste 81 work 70 e esne ~HsA
lC0 Og e.hlc gar,s - earth excavation made ISo bask
5000 cubic yards o. earth from brrrow pi%
6O0 cubic Yards Of earth selling on sopeA
50 mo euiic yards Of clav puddles.
27uO cubic yards Of broken slopes
1880 cubic yards Of conereis
500 cnbic yards Of stone slope paving
no square rarts stone no0r raTmg twelve tnehet thcL
1850 cubic Yard ooursed hubble masonry.
lJJ cubic yards cut stone masonry.
5000 SQUARE feet coping ten inches Thick
irea fert layiug 35.igch cast iron water pipe
$50 Iuea feet arinx perch iron water pipe.
liuea feet Aylny 2tinch cast iron water pipe
Iyp teeth ying l2-noh east rou wsier pipe
The CONTRACTOR VIII required within tan savs
made The shoe be completed by the 18th Of Oo
ber ittS ,
tract can b. obtained al Information viii be up
on al tie Engnees dice above after The 18Th ~
No,ber 1861 The security required will not h. les hsn
$1,000 The itself tue right 70 Increase this amount
securt proposals opened not exceeding
the shoa they decide thai Tor Toe IN
terest OF the city TO 40. by order Of the Board
GEORGE K BUpD, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
pASSRNGER SALLED.

FOR BRPsT AND HAvRR Nov. Is-In steamship Rarops-Mr
G O. COgEn Mrs Cogs Mo- SoEn sad nsa'sn'A5s' MS ~
Read Nes York Mr. louis Bor late q France
SewTork Mrs Edwin Smith and two Misses smith Ms
Mrs Church Yew.York Mr NJ Ebbs Mss Ebbs Westc5es
Penn, Mr L. LudsH Mr. LudE Nss ioTs As~ d. A. Gag.
Grant jr Nex.York @. Clarence Churchill Utica Mr. s
Palmer MF PsTeT child .s % & aus TS @
want HewYork Mis- AmOy boston MSS Hr ssane Of INC
french Army Ma Balaine Vera Cur Mereo Mrs WSlfe MS
o,i"rn Mr.. Osbom Two children and Mira Geo Wilson New
Yoi, Mr. Costello Consul o. France Lin. Peru ~, Geo
Paris Traece Mr. Auguste 4ker Aker Mr Ropes
Boston Mass Mr. W Proctor Ma Proctor two children and mad
Isst New Yor NJ Joseph Armand Paris Mr. Thomas
No Nh. Csmes child AMI maid servant Ses Yeri M, Enrique
Rnt Cuba a Coanor Mr. George knts orr
NJ J.s y SSsI' y M,a NJ P5 John w W Aa
Berbo 81 Louis Mo Mr. Matthew D. bsgg Ser l1A' nj
ps1:.t sv f cS M MI Edwin Marta Ns~Yo Mr. SSs
Dsus Philadelphia Pa M Charles Teoee hswiehi h :" bray
n,ss. M y e Mar, seS M surs. scI.s
Paris Frame; Mr. Fosst Mrs fos ssw-lo Nj sa'u
s,T I sSis M Brs:f T. r. MI JULES B.tssa
Celosss Cadet New York As hau'er B0son' Mas MI L.
Smith Cs.fS IL sg''. s s;..u.hU ch,upouysm..
sebsrts Miss Low nder Mrs NJ Smith Miss Smith Mira
g Eags hs wE r.s s MS Man,. . j.ns Esn
q. & W. PseAsa Frank ZONES, W. ss James Leaaeon
sti s.h af Kane % Y Erds ks6ar Peel Ynn H
l. wloy Master WAY IhoS., BSse Hear .s1 VIZ E iso
Sep Nh, Wary j. Harvey Harvey a. aAd ss'sut J.A h'aasu
klss MAJ, Redmond, and a. In the sleeIage . ,r ,,
FOR sAyAfNAH.la steamship hS9tgomsf{-S I Pm,
Wilcox CLARK Yoege Andes Dodd Calvin James James
cas s,1 h h..sG W. sIlH.oS S ss " Chamber.
wilcox G. Gbaon and VIE q. w. Cos Belle kis Josn T
Charlie. JsRn IT,. Henry Caldwell Robert DT"' "n A'~p' ''9
loh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

oneha and three quarters do l5Ssoc blood Mer
GOc for Sax0ny Feeces 27632c for Mol Pulled,
for 5uperne do and l55Oc for do lea2oc
for Unwashed California; "a case for Fine do Is
G23c for 10 choice Texas, and American COmbng
Gsa52c. We quote Foreign follows: South American
1T 35637c. for Common Washed 2sd37c for Unwashed
Mestiza and HerinO; 9Od3Sc for Washed Entire Rios
2Oa24e for Unwashed CreOe for Washed Cordoya
Gillian ut 2Oa24o for Unwashed Mestiza and Nerin0
Care Of Good Hope 35 for Unwashed; East India
2Oa0c for Washed and African at 1sa2c for Unwashed
and % a. Oc for Washed
WHALEBONE-We note small saes Of Straits at 81,
and Arctic at 7Sc, the latter gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
Spruffssioual ;gutitrs.

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
~ AID Diseases Of the Throa; and Luag radically Cured by Drs
CARPENTER MADDOX Ill Markets Newark ~ J. Ply
scans wanted. send for Circular.
nR. ALLEN, No. l19 Greenwich-aye.-C
Ddena or ladies' lady physician desred immediate
relief vith safetr. guaranteed
mr., ANNA DENSMORE has returned from
~ Europe and vii recoaeles practice at her residence No 70
Rnb.avs. un THURSDAY. NOV. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POO Port OF sEw-roRk........sor IS

.. .t.. I.r.t CLEARED. TUI 8IlV
s.A,, pon,e, FIR shsekrl Liverpool via Charleston Snov
Bcrkess - , Nj, ,ra,r u,.l,oA A A .nI.-.u
s,sssh,p Tbamr, lIr Pfnkrton lOndor, Chrssn Bros
steamship Fab LestHs vera SrlA aga sA Alexander
Son 49,. 49, n-.... n ID c-nac.
sssst IsIcn. Brr.iow Newt Orleans. q n Mallory
$500, tl,ttsoinerr fynns SatanBah r. Losien
ssI ~ "a rel,Ror EickerH, Savannah Garrison Alen
E,..aslI1 ch,splou Lockwood Charleston. d. r. Morgan
st....lln uataprAs, RYDER. ChadestoH. A. Leary.
ss..-.e,r M,yv SANFORD MoaTs Rl1inStn T. Hand 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
Corporation 9utias.

FERRY LEASES AT AUCTI0N.-In pursu-
81 The announcement made tas dS7 he lease Of he Ih
fourth Fern Point Long Island for tenn OF Ten years
November 1871 WI BE- 1od Al the CITY Hall On TUESOAi
November rs 1901. at II ocock in tie Governors Room
Also will be- sold At The tine ami place e lease OF Tue feIr a
Of Roo4ey East River 70 South Sew
sns BTooka Eastern Distinct fcT tie tern VI ten yesrs from No
ysmbor !. 1901. .
sob ks village Of Astoria Long Island ioE ihs 1srn
Of n yrars from November l. loo7. -. .
The A sujte, Ia The condition that The landings Of
Ferries part hereof the property Of the Corporation 81
the Eewfo shall BE- cured De max and eIeHe Of TIC
purchaser t The aid shall lot b liable any GS
foT ~ eIyense Whatever IN eOIbecrOu Herewith
The purchaser franchises viii be required 10 comply With The
eoyenGru on the part y contained tie present leases and
Visions foy-ohe OF the amended Garter Of thousand
"s'' RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
New Iorh ConpToleFs OAee, Oct Is, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
DibiStuS Nutitrs.

nIVIDEND.-'rh Trustees of the iate
bsoeSHEsTkR LocKPoRT ASp sAGhE xr ESh1s 4.
asfs Of the Company SHAREHOLDERS no nA,
coec hs Dividend requested once a. hs I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
p1ssrncrPS ARRIHED.

FROM AsTwERP nov. iS-In steamship CI@ 0en-Acsrt T.
Albert Hemer IT, Paul Bectur, Nc fHer
M.. Mns Bscku Victor Forge joseph Lander Z oos'ia :"
lup1M IN Rsoy Nov fIn steamship hsnekAoseph Ham
,asd Wm smpiius John shnpnns and in the ssesrAse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
soarS anA auums.

A PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME can be had
"a oM terms tJ NAL family Es Ady Who sIee's to be
h Winter Location. - miles tbe Harlem r. l., Oae ns
hon West NJ yeAoA Address eoLOS ROBINSON
no LET-No. ll9 Ninth-st., between Broad
sni University place iew comfortable ROOMS viii aTsteAaa
BOARD, for FsnIleInen. Reference repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

A. j. BLYEcKyR. Auctoneer
7 OTIS ON AND NEAR CENTRAL PARK.
AZ A. J. BLBECKER sos Co. viii SILL at AUCTION, on
THURSDAY IL 1884, At o'clock al the Exchange Sales
Hh,veos side facing Central Park, 1915 nOrA Of
EgltethA. p 7Ilc1
Eyeichb lot north SIDE 25 feet Eest 81 Eghthsye
grani eutraree ~ Central PARK; ire 25Il block
sixty lots north side feet aT. Of Third ave
q FEET font by g77 and sac Maps at No n Cedirst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

V MINIATURE ALMANAC -
g. Ma. . ss0 sau sss...... ~ hooa Rises III =
SA' " rigH wArKx
"a. a.ak "a Cows Island. l;ST Hell Gate ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
S)uri damSrm's Nutits.

STATE oV HEw-TORk, I
PoRTwARpEss OFFICE, NO. - Hiiham-st }
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
~ Sc-sop passed April a. ls1, entitled Al Aetto
Reoreane o Of the Port Of Few iosA all Peons
Interested having charge Of The saet matter 81 % nli'
that the SAID surveys CANCELLATIONS VA
completed Stnn s4'S0e~4-s
axn
Steamship y
Steamship James Adger.
Steamship Nigling
Bark Nlneg6h..
MlNrHOkSs TOAPklNS President
Ayes HxRRmAs Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

l5J7 COS Is
PHILADE Nov. 10 1871.
The Board have this day declared CASH DIVIDEND Of
TS Pa CENT on CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER CENT
INTEREST SCRIP Of the Company payable AID after the lat
been prOIimO. free Of National and State lsIeG
THEY have declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of TWENTY-FIVE
PFR (RNT Earned PREMIUMS for the ending Oct 81
1871 certificates Of wbH will he ued " ihe parties entitled 70 the
er the tint December pormo free Of National and State
Iarss
They have oriereJ also SCRIP CERTIFICATES OF PROFITS
Of The Company ending Oct 81 la be redeemed
Cash She se Of the Company and after the lst December
rrorimo al interest thereon TO that day.
Ch Proits under 10 By the Act ~ Incorporation,
certificate shall unless within years after the deea
ratou OF the dividend whereof tia evidence" .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
Cbznrs for Susirrtss Wtu.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY for any. person
wishing Do the business frscsss BATTING HOUSE on Tue
siIth'tFe Business established. Apply 70 , -, s,, s,,,
TMP0RTANT!!
teass HOTEL for SALE the iATFr Western eines
contains 10 rooms handsomely and completely faIuhe hor cong
ge bnbes and atrOn By the best class OF the traFes puo
The house sss IN ever respect widely and syoa0 kneNB,
and has superior 10 the and comfort
TT o. H. BENEDICT Co,
M. Pinsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
q yrt.


A VERY fine unfinished ID W i l. l. j G
"a HOUSE 10 LIT. Rent satisfactory 10 desirable Apply
praise sc seyenh beSsos Pony s' and Forty seeon3s,
before ~ aDf sitter O'Clock
EOR RENT-The two celebrated COTTON
PLANTATIONS 81 GshsVve eonug each othrin
d. sts Of Iosaas sioui Eve miles los haielei MIS- Itelae
oisre for for lSA large portion he
shout so has pr0daol from ].
And been overlooked These places
there work Son thn
Industrious freedmen Apply n AEA
RiL n. i1l MseioggaLs. corner Of foarhs.
CTEAM POWER TO LET.-A number of well
- nshsd Rooms snail work allowed. Apply
G. SCHWARTZ, No rs Pas; Piny ibidst
FNNO LET-The STORE and BASEMENT No.
Brooms Greene Saa Mercer 2SIl00 Inquire
the prsmhrs ..|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
A TTRACTIvE HOMES and productive
"A FARMS. all ss prices; JAQUBS, No. nS Broad
way COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED. -r -
Jnttiru SAILS of Seal estat;.


JndirH SAILS Of Sial estats. 20 q
I-gI ". H. MILLER AuerssesL
RY JOHNSON & d ILLER
ff REAL BsTSTE BRokEEsy
saaSs,d Leans pesoA.st Assie, Sales fgn.s sds
WEDhEsDAY nov 20 s O'clock at Exchange Sssa"'s no III
ya.ta ,d LOTS EIGHTEENTH, . WARD
B Bs; y. nSIsss Gnsr Sectional O
kysrreep-sYe, west SIDE, near kdsnst, lot'
Soyeri-. north SIDE west q Evergreen ave, ots "f
eiGyer a. north SIDE est o. hyersieen'ave' 0
TerGs essy. Maps, ke, a. obce, No. q Nas'anst -.
X HTxRiarys AustlOnssE
BY ALLEN g. Brown T.
s A: ei fHhc D AND rn Hes s S,if
u. Attic Exchange sassrOOn No Ill Broadway
sESEsTf. e No VALUABLE BunDIsa LOTS,
On sl 'S os sa % sss"ssa Thru
D9ssb. ssas oay ,s n T. 1S on Boa.
fcr Map. and particular, apply .. The once Of Tie Auesonser
EOR SALE MARINE HOSPITAL
GRouNpS-NOaee ,heretJ given that pgr,asn' 70 ths an
S 81 r S Az :SGn g. ID sS' I'll pubic
e: s'S E1fy, s' sSo R S a., ~ ss. ..s s AZ u
eeoel d. LUDLOW Co.. Ane.Snes5s che l1pd b. Spgng
t s ,5 o. s s.. ,S d su a'U. , % x Be-
ginning the formed b the erecton Of the sonthey SIDE OF
nd nrpg eEee foery along the @ser 'ds Of SAID synue ~
AheaL te owssisr mark the Bay Of Esw-
York norher said bay owvaier mark $50 feet more
poist wichis distant % feet and nches soohery
from the souer line Of lands belonging 70 The utd stats thence
westerly parallel With sad sonihry
distance Of aud inches therefOm - point which would be
ee line extended irons the south corner OF s,d LANDS q
the Cnts States parallel 10 the said nsi thence nher 20
Of said lands OF the td
epoe along the westerly eide Of said lap wv 'ee more or es
pont place beginning containing Is be The sane more
together with NJ he hight @ and interest OF the state OF
land The Of the streets ana avenue
sserad sub will be made IN parcel TO the hghe maae
the tee honrfd and t taogsand as
$4,000 ADD viii he subject Of the use OF % mnen OF
grounds fOnt thereof ass specified 10
ISL Of the laws 81 1880 Tor TIE purposes
specified period II two from the "a eay OF
April purchaser viii be entitled % psieut from the state
cngeyug aais and clear Of all ncuuhfanee eI the
all the lands uuier water front Of
sad peDses beyond IOHsater mark subject only
such conditions usually eoataned IN grants
money required paid he Board at the tine Of sale and
thereafter Aaps 81 The property NAV BE
IL ". JOHNSON. Secretary.
Esv.Yort. October @. 1851
A. j. BLYEcxgR. Auctioneer
7 OTIS ON AND NEAR CENTRAL PARK.
AZ j. BLBECKER. sos & Co. vii SILL al AUCTION, on
THURSDAY November IL 1884, II o'clock the Exchange Sales
side facing Central Park 1915 north Of
glteth-s Is 7TIc1
gsnd a Central PARK; sire 25rt block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the ending Saturday Nov 10 l2J Of Cat
tie do Hogs, do. sheep do. Horses, do Cayes
Total, An increase last week OF 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

Redu y 80 tVdJ "
RlCE-Prices steady Ut 9!d94c Tor CaTOnDa; very
shove, l0cS sales OF 5Otcs.
sUGARs-Raw Sugars are very frTn and fairly active
aales OF 5e hhds az for Cuba and go boxes
Hsvspa at usdl2ic Refined are firm at l6 di6sc Tor
sOAP-we note sales Of 20o boxes CASTLE at 1C9l7c
bklNs-FOr Goat We have 10 note acoptnued dulness,
ana IGnsactl0ns are difficult 10 eject al any PRICE We
Deer but the sales equal the receipts and with
very large stock hand prices slid nODiual we
noe sales of 1000 AngOstra, 5GO0 u Bisal, 1900 70
Para ana S,OS central American, on private terms,
shipped for account Of Importers San Juan 42c; Boil
30c SIsal az &c. Vera Cruz al7c Chares 65c
Puerto Caoello, .oci Para, toc, al gold. -
I3c. y %. Timothy Seed Is quiet at A. 6Odg3. Rough
F1a1seed IS dull at s. 40. Calcutta Lnseed Is quiet.
TOBACCO-Kcntucky Leaf has met with fair demand
We quote 10 currency follows ghtIeaf Ihgs 697ac
Common B. l0c Medium II I2ic Good l3aibc; Fine,
Iafc., and Selections, 1920, IL ayy Western and
GAINESVILLE Iugs s49c Common, 9t9I2c; Medium I2t0
Seed Leaf IS steady and moderately active we quote
Connecticut Filters AZ 6aiOc., acreage lots lso4Oc and
Wrappers q 1G5c State Filters, 3t95c average lots,
b4l6c; and Wrappers, l2uS5c.; Pennsylvania and Ohio
FIers S08c. average lots, 69iec.; and Wrappers ~
NSOc.
10000 n at li0llgc for InferOr ~ Prime.
WOOI-Tfne Pieces have been sold fathn more freely
within the past three four dys. bu N prices we have
no material alteration TO note. Common and medium
grades continue dull, aud prices have a downward
tendency trade genoraiy g1,ec hsh 9iseturers are
small but the sluggish and lautted state Of the goods
market prevents them LAYING IA hupR eYo4 90 de-
cline. Our stock ~ Wool Ia the COUNTY Is gune large,
hence tho pfeyging lOe Ifices We jOoh IOI no great
ACTIVITY Ia this branch II trade untl revival In tho
goods na rket winch Is uct very probable at present
Ghe closing aIOtafons arc follows Domestic fleeces
81 fa46e. for Native aud oneQuTter NeInus p@ASe TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
wes.era Reserre. Eood y

AFTERNOON PROVISION MAEkEI, .OcLoth-
pf has been cone IN Mess Pork since Change THO
prloe 0Iont o50S2l 30 Dbs New western Mess
gold S22 seller January. IN Bacon We note sales OF
bO c. brand. seller December, az 1Olc, and
go boxes do "a fancy brandt seller last half Of December
and FIRST half OF January az OIc Lard IS quiet but nrm
1Ssc being The top Tor prime, . -. -. -. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

NOTICE Ia hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
~ 49, 1861 thai The ersslsiSg notes ssued % the NH
eaton located IN City Es.Yot vii be redeemed
ason AZ TIlR EAlIDyAL MRCHAEICH AND FARMERS BANK
OF ALBANY in City Of Albany for I hon the data hereof
and not thereafter. =, A. me-
. ,ssd within SIT the date hereof and all which
~ nod he pr,sented for and within
.psssd viii upon the securities in the Dds Of s
Superintendent for that purpose . M s-,,,--,r ~ .L
a IaNdm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

VNHE NEW-Y0RK, HOUSATONlC, and
Il NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
ei5o 900 OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SALE i'
These Of sens Of SLOW secured nSrg.gs on
y miles oonped Of construction They
with cent interest coupons able
y IN New Yok Of the denominations OF 800 and
OOnpssy bonds outstanding nor any greas amount
than hfty OusaHd dollars offered for
received until December 1857 for the whole part
Of the above Bonds the Once Of the Company 30 31
roay vhers fail inonAsn regard 70 The securities
nav be obtained. B. skROBANT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

-iOLAS- Es-Thete has becn decidS-'A- better bush
dong today the dnlaDd being chiefly for boiling,
SIGH part 10 break up aud feseI; prices on prime
aaos better and ciUse quite steady; sales or 400
Ns, end Porto Rico; l00 hhds, tcs aud 10 bbls
k.rna. i0es YrIvute terms.
NAVAl. STORES-Splrits Turpentlne is In moderate
csnanG and firm; CruQe Is nominal ROslIs are 0. and
El.1s tcuG downward Tar has been moderately active
ra seady. IIICh Is without change We quote as fol-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-19
Impure Air.


For several days past the weather has
been hot, and the air exceedingly OPP
pressive, producing a languor and slug
gishness of the system which in a great
measure may be attributed to want OF
purifying electricity in the atmosphere.
For number of weeks past we have
not had thunder storm. The last that
came within our hearing did no good
in this locality, because it passed of in
another direction. A heavy thunder
shower would sprinkle the streets SC
that we could once more breathe freely
without inhaling peck of dust, and at
the same time it would greatly increase
the purity of the atmosphere and the
healt h of the city.