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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
Nlssourt state bonds s 2sr cent

A1@o15Si -
Missouri State bonds FER cent
Market value, 1870 90
Amt n. @. BIDS, s p. N. '. 1900 %
. Tenn. BIDS, s D. c. N y. 1850 90
" Wis. BIDS, s ., O., mrV 2S,SO9 90
g IllB- state BIDS, s ,. c. n. Y. q 400 90
I" Rhode Island DDS 6 ?. c. n A $1,000 90
4" Cal. State bkB, Up. en-. Y. $4,000
50 rour 90 s. So NO0T0
"N-T- City central bonds N VS. 95 90
"easeBs Comfy bd' .msr. VaIOe25,OO 90
"Rlchmaud County. bds. nv. -, 90 90
i" Brooklyn citf Water bds nv $500 co
Total Is,I2 90
Bank Sbock IL $40 90
{" Loans on DDS and Mortgages
being hrstlieu OF record on an
iucumbered real estate, worth
OF least S2,l72, 40e,r rate Of inter
est 4 Z pr.ct. ss3, az 80
Loans On Stocks and Bonds, payable
on demand the market value Of securities
pledged, at least S20S,749 164 ESQ 90
Amount OF Steamer Magnet and
Wrecking Apparatus SO ,4S3 81
Amount Of Government Stamps, 264 ~
Miscellaneous Items &c. 50 ,496 26
Amount due for premiums on Policies
issued at 06ce Fire, Inland x Marine) 19,447 81
Amount Receivable Tor POemiums OF
Marine and Inlaud Navigation Risks &c % ,I39 81
Interest due on LIST January, 1865 l6,67507
-
Total $3.50 1888 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

The foreign news. By the cable, Is
again threatening. The Congress Of the
Powers, in consequence of Prussia de-
clining 10 assent 70 the dismanIling Of
the Fortress Of Luxembourg unless they
would guarantee the settlement Of The
whole question, had adjourned 10 enable
representatives. % receive telegFaphic
Instructions from heir zsspectixe govern.
menls.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

On Friday the I1th Gay Of June, 1867 between
the hours ofe O'Clock \. H. and y o'clock NJ, I
viii oder for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash in
band at the residence Of Joseph A Beard, living 2
miles South Of BroWnville, Nemaha County, Ne
biasks, one stray Gov, described a. follows Red
and white spotted, crop Oh Of the left ear, slopo OF
Of right ear. Taken up By Joseph A. Beard and
now in his possession Appraised at so
80 Sc R. Y. HUGHES,J Up
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

On Thursday 9th Of June 1871 wiz seIl at
public auction at The residences Of George Otens,
II IL miles West o. BToWnville one steer, taken
up n an estFay on the 1874 day OF November, 1855.
Said Steer IS about 4 years Old, color, red, bash Of
tail white, rad has = crop of q both ears.
"A BARNARD OTENS. DIP
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

Notice is hereby given that on the Sta DAY Of
June 1857 at 10 O'Clock A.. n, I viii sell az public
auction, 81 the house OF John Haant, in Bedford
Precinct, NemahR County, Nebraska, one red Steer.
about four years Old. Taken up as an Estray by
John Hanna en- the 18th day Of October, 1865, and
reported BY him as such.
S2-5ES IA. STEWART. Up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
rs ,O0O dollars, but will not as a general ruid exceed
10 coo dollars
The company has 10 general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village or block being governed in this matter, IN
each csse, by the general character OF buildings,
width Of streets facilities foo putting out fires,
A certified copy Ofthe charter or act OF IncOr-
pOratio on as amended, accompanied q previous
s fatemsrt
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

-~E@@H a.aa MAaLnM mDmm =
D estruetiTe q omiort, and not worth 60 y
Come aged, come youthful cone urlv anf ft-
And rejoice IN your own i~uxuriant hair
CAPULI
For restoring hair upon bald heads ff-,,
cause il may have fallen 0Ut} and forcing ! ----s
hair upon the face. 30 has NJ equal. IL vsis-A
beard 10 grow lpOn the smoothest fasatn f-- ~
70 eight WeeEs. OF hair upon bald heads In -
70 three months lev ignorant prsctifirrs,s
asserted that there Is nothing that viii f,res 49,
tn growth OF he hair Or beard. HER as.s-,,---
false. as thousands Of liFiBg witnesses frow fs,-
experienced car bear witness. Bot many viii ~
are We 10 distinguish the genrine from TIE s,--t,-s
II certainly is Gin ulL IS nine -tenths Of he fgs-.-,
Preparations advertised for the hair and bead 1t =.
tirely WORTHLESS and yCu may have airesivtb-v,
away large amounts IA their purchase. Is s-s ~
would say, ty the Reparafor Cappilis 3 win c-t pr
nothing unless i fully comes Up % our represeLnrssl
II y0ur Druggist does not Keep b.. send one dollar ~
We Win forward it. post paid. togstber Win resbt
for the money, Which viii BE- returEef yqu On aDrHa-
ton providing entire satisfaction is not given.
Address. y L. CLARK, * CO Chemist.
feb 20 y Mes West Fayeies st., Syrsras 4 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

The CapitslO Of said Company actually paid
up in cash, is $1,000, 90
The surplus on the lst day Of jan
Fusry 1867, l~3I7s454,z2
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
Notice Of Assistant Assessor.

Natural Leaf. Fine Cut, Grape Juice AID Nav
~ Tobssso, at SWAN 4 BIOS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
StaTemSnt
OF the condition Of the
M z;
afafe1nnelaf


On the first day o. January, A. D. 1851, made to
the Auditor Of Nebraska, pursuand to The Statute
Of that State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

Cash In ContIntal National Bank z. S2JI.s51 a.
Amt Cash in q 8. Trust Company, N. z. 25O5 IS
.. - in hands % Agents 1850 50
g =" In e. s. ReSiatered and Coupon
Stock 1881, Market valve 500 45T 50
Amt Z, s. Bonds, $40 1,1S0.S3s IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

oon1snv iS TWE HONE ~NsURANCE CONPASR, in
o~orporstsd Ia Ises, and lOcoted in tho City o. New
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
Southern Nebraska.

In opening cut a Stock Of Goods in this City re
DO not propose any great aO1rish, but simply 90 say
that We have purchased cur goods under the most
favorable cireustances. and Ter Csah that The
ENTIRE STOCK IS NEW and fresh and shat our
experiences in both the business and wants Of Ii Is
community, enables "a to select with confidence
the patronage Of the public.
CALL AND SEE US
ROBERT IEARg 1 GO
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
&aLE OF IN ESTRaY STEER

Notice is hereby given hat on the Sixth dav
Of June 1857, a. 10 o'clock p. n, VIII sell az pub
lie auction, at tie residence Of John Hama in
De2tCI0 EFseihet Nemana county, Aebraska, enc
Tsa Steer SOoat four years Old taken up BY John
Hams On the 25th day Of 0cto5er 1855, and rspor
ted BY him as such.
r A. STEWART, Up.
April 28tb 1867 81 st
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
L1ab111t1es

Amt Of loses adjusted, unpaid None
80 " " incurred, and in pro-
cess Of adjustment 56.I34 IS
Amt. diTds due and unpaid 1900 90
Amt Ct dividends either cash
or scrip, declared bat not Que none
Amt Of all other existing CLAIMS
against the Company none
Total Loses, claims AMI Liabilities s3J7 ,934 IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
Cash Paid for Rags.

EO2 NON-RETENTION on I~NCONTINEACs
Of Urine. irritation, inhamai0n or liberation o.
the bladder. or kidneys diseases Of the prostaie
glands, stone ia The bladder, GalouluS, greTeLo
brick dust deposit. and All diseases of thB bladder
kidneys and dropsicial sVsliinzf,
UsE HELNR0LDs FLVID ExTRACT BUcHV.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

TAKE no MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMlDIES fer unpleasant ana 5anzerous
diseases. Use Helmbolds Extrass Buchu ana In
proved Rose Wash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
AndElgOr TO the frame and bloom 70 the paid CHEEK
Debility is accompanied By many alarming rvmD-
toms, and If no treatment Is Submitted ~ rs,sS-S
Aons insspity Or sPilspte FITS snsue,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
@aRfz-

Total amount Of Capital and Surplus ss,s77,454
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

Together with all, and eve1y variety Of articles
usually kept BY q Westesn Trading House, which
they offer to the citizens Of BroEnTHls, Nemaha
County and
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
Reparator Capilli-
R-EPARATOR CAPmH

Throw sway your false frizzes. your rvst,.~
D esfruetiTe Of omfort, and not vorih ~ w
aged, come youthful, come urlv ~ f,i-
Aud raioirn in vour nwn frr--f.-t -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Among the machines IN operation which at
tract attention al the Fair Of the American lnsttn'esa
seli.aeung machine for winding sevngthread on spools
The Ingenuity the machine IL remarkable The usual or
ne one may say now the old wayof winding spool thread
was 10y hand spool at time; but the new machln.
winds sx OF eight at oncc II life up the empty spool
places it ON the spindle starts the winding with exact
regularity puts the correct length on the spoos, stops
when the 2Cp yards wound cuts the little notch 10
prevent the thread unwnd.ng places the thread IN IT,
cuts H. knocks off the wound spool and replaces with
ALI empty one aud goes All that the operator re-
aulres to do IL to place the empty spool In It's place and
Keep up the supply Of thread to be wound The inventor
of this laborsavng machine s the welLknown Mr. VIII
liam wed and patented in this country The machine
h ex nbited by the Clark Thread Company OF Newark
n d. who have several IN operation In their eNienN"
nsnnfactory The machine spools any length aud -iIk
and linen thread equally with cotton.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
ARMT GAZEITE.

pr.,,, James Board the rismlnlton o
U,rl. srca tr.a Medical odcrrs NrNlors na
srier~i to Port Iaf4ed. kausI,, on iern dssovtd u,
,a,ri.l .,ri,, The Subsistence Depot IN Phia
lr,rat R-r,dier(er e. l. K.liepha las been closed.
, CHM, ma A..--lnf Conn beset MaiorGcu.M n French.
G,rei l. lsen ordered Lieut. og,l ~ ARTILLERY hrs been
MsnrGrn. H. D. relieved from dniY m Tue piilson d"
Clark Purchasing AMI benmht lachc ao "lrr'd u NAl-
Cpn..srv Vi New lor Del thence report 10 the
b,v, General rha,g, of sutsst ldJutah' General
Department the Department. be''. hHr' p AWu'nh "a
ui he Esst. titantf iis been piu@i'' 70 f,l',f'
Be,r MsorCeu clark Uln Cen Emery ior dGty az y ID g
onis.i IN ur,l Ia - lou Hoyet Msiors1, ". f harry
~l~rc h, = ASSIGNED 10 drs Colonel "a Are, hiss brcn
cs co.r, of th. pfys sion hi command snd
of nuu relieving Rreyc ordered The Department OF the
BngsierI;sn D.. j. Halnes, who ,alfvfala . -
reIals ~ irn. sherman. Tie ihlti Mu'NuAs ~
br,yet j. Mol rag!or bls bursus ohceF a. Boston Mas
hen rie,t 10 ,,pnt 10 lavcnpo. Iowa have been
u.l,rL 4. uatlnue4
lleut, g. D. Sears, kdwan Bruyct N"L Peter G. haiw';
vseu n Er,a.ret l. Ys.n Cora, Euncrrs hcsa sssutd
tops Ia aiuesr have been assgned !" dgif 90 >. l"Hs
At NJ. lp
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENT ON-JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
THE RESOLUTIONS.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENT oN-JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
THE RESOLUTIONS.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 1.-The Massachu-
sets Democratic State Convention met in Mechanics
Hall shortly after o'clock this forenoon About 600
delegates the floor. Mr. H. G. Parker Of Can-
bridge chosen President Of the Convention. Upon
taking the chair Mr. Parker thanked the Convention Tor
the honor conferred upon him. and welcomed the dee
gates IN the Of the Conservative men Of the state
There great need he said al the present time Of heal
ing principle III the affairs VI the country The nrst sep
toward loving country Is TO love cOuntrymen
There Is party in the country known as the party OF
moral ideas" We not here 10 pTate about moral
ideas We know that We are under The laws 0f GOO or
are fools No Christian nation earth has ever dshO
according 10 this moral ideas party n only on eiec
ton day you vote the out and-Out Radical ticket.
financial affairs The party Of moral ideas" Is such
party the public debt should De recognized in all ITS
saeredness Extravaganza and waste must he stopped
9t the payment " the Government bonds VIII stop
Every State right that not plainly surrendered must DO
ated an arbitrary arrest upon her territory. and she
should coneede tho same right In every state and Terri
siderable applause during the delivery of his remarks
ihe COnt chtoh then permanently organized by chOOs-
ing one NlcePresident from each county In the state
sari1u. committees were appointed, Including one on
RESOLUTIONS. and vote passed 20 nominate candidate
Tor Governor by ballot when the Convention adjourned
The Convention. reassembling to-day had an IN
formal ballot for candidate for Governor with the
following result:
whs. sSTssr q vote. 20 Ed.in Bailey Of BO.ion. %
'sss es,se' Aasws Of osisey Dol Scattering II
The nnal vote was then taken. 81 follows: Whole mum
scattering, 4.
The ment Of the result wsss lived with much
unanimous
The Hon. 7. IT, sweetzer of Lowell was called for and
Upon appearing greeted vOciferOusly He said the
nOniinatOn was with his entire appreciation
OeOige NJ. btearis OF ChicOpee was nominated for
LieltenahtG0yerD0r.
me Con'niit'ee on Resolutions submitted report.
Nnoh "hH adopted The first resolution airms the doc
~pss Va 9s~" LisdtS The seSVl .1ds economy Ia
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

tho administration OF the National Government. Inc
third denOunceS Congress for passing unoohsttutonM
laws gThe fourth expresses doubt the Republicans hav
ing sympathy for the soldiers. The hh prOclams the
doctrine that American citizens when abroad snal ot e
subject to arrest for words spoken at home This was
received with shouts from the fenians Inc sktn
promises the cooperation Of the Democrats OF
SETS p the uprising throughout the country The seventh
expresses alarm at the Increase OF the STATE deD
eighth indOrses the labor movement The linth declares
tnat the Democratic party Is opposed 10 nfactions ~
individual rights and the of the law through
the espionage of paid spies infamous Iho iohs
were severay aud a. u whole adopted. the COnVehuon
giving three hearty cheers. 40 .
The Committee Credentials reported wv ""n''
represented by 963 delegates
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

in 1852 Capt Marcy Of the United states Army snccecne
In verifying by actual surveys what had III .i' ca @
pers and Indians the real sources OF tue mysterious
river. .-.
The lecture which gave I'm detail the circumstances
OF the events which have briefly alluded TO- coh'aed
also large amount of valuable ini"rihitIO.
the country of which IL treated. ana was ilseeu o
manifest interest by the audience, WI" ~ its cocs
passed unanimous vote OF thanks 10 the antnoi' anu
fbc society reoucsted of the manuscript Tor pres
eryaton in s archives The substance of the lecture
was taken from book recently written by Col Melht
entitled Two Thousnud Miles Horseback" relating
series Of personal adventures in this Interesting region
with observations and information So"ccVou u"''"s CIV
time. which Will shortly he pubhsIed
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
NTW-.JERSFY.

BURLINGTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The Burlington County Convention OF Union
lists was held at Mount Holly Monday Henry j. lrick'
for several years member Of tho Assembly was nomD-
ated for the State Senate Job Gaske will probably be
the Democratic nominee John b. Hanknson was nomn-
ated for sheriff. In the District Convention Assembly
nominations were made follows: lld District George
Bartnn: lid District, EmOr Roberts president or the
urirgtOu County Agricultural SOcietyG lNth DistiCl
Andrew j. Fort tre-nOmnated Tor thirl tcrm keSoIir
ons were adopted to that recognizing the one
paramount political OF the day tO bo Whoer
irots or traitors to govern our country we old t
while that is pending all other quesuons however
thPV he, which " MISSED, may lnptuo ls
rgtful settlement should for the present be dcierird
Tney regard subject OF vital Importance mat
neither traitors nor those who sympathl1e WIN lneiu
should permitted TO obtain control at TINS uno Oi o
state Affairs.
THE CONTEST IN NEWARK.
A mass meeting of Republicans Is 10 be hcid
m Newark ihis evening at Westinghouse lAl 10 ht h1
dressed hy the Hon T. T. FrelinghuyScn' thc non - D.
Fithian OF New York and Mr.. Edward Sediy On IIlay
evening another meeting VIII De hcIl dl OIdtoh
Hall 10 be addressed by the Hon. George d. Rubcson
Attnrne encr and 40 Is expected by the Hon Johh
Davidson Of Elizabeth on Monday evening the cam.
paign will bc cuscd 10y grand tOrchigh procession ana
outdoor meeting The following tickets nave Dco hOhl-
mated by the Republicans = a.,
IID John ~ Kase; Chosen fteehoider pd J.
sel Scho Clm ,o-r ". lcorii Nar Cler. Gusla'us
Schak Of kxcisr hlp Somner; Conbes Johu f" Isaac
Thoupsorl. John ". Wand
HIp Alderman Wilson: Chosen Frcehoier James
Wheeler. Ccs1 iubic schools AaRasts j. NcoH ard
Gers Thsrus smith; Member Of Board 81 BKcsr marie. ""
OF tAe Pcs Jonathan W Osborne IL Ooh'"os'
MTH NAKD.-Adeusn Spencer Scott Ward CoTk Horace H.
Bwn: Chaen Preeloer Kiag School Commissioner H.
Dawson o Etrie, james Cot"u Justice n ne
Peace 3. b. Ballard Cons;abes Nathaniel l. MsnH CHn =" heJA
min Robert Lang
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
NATT G.iZETTE.

p,,r c.o,y, Leon Act. York Nav, ard. tn ordered
49,, H.r, 10 l4Ahe.
L.oesd h. Els have AernrEHssh o,est '" r'p
bssa afus 10 Ollie bot
Acting EusgB VIA D. Hodgtin' ono, ana MAZE LOWS
a., ,bd u Roberts ordered to the Naval Academy
o. bs. r.,r.J Actlnr Master 4. NJ Anthony
Acting Ensicn Milton Webster anil NJ ai' ha' % 70
and Johu y have been b-n drsehrd % INC N'"""'
,.ao,.s,, f,,,h.ro.J and ordered 20 the lflho.
X.ias,s, Ii,,t Con Nss Qaercio has been 10
rI olsr h,. b,enltnchoi from III Naval academy AID
- ~, g.. .n.r,.I i,,, a, ,hs ordered Ia Nernout
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
NyfRRIEU.

ALL,uEE-HARTOn Sunday sept 90 By the Rev BuotHer
Mss Jose
nhcnc Hart both of AEeua y. l.
PITK-kEIIY-in rookYn The Rev r. Sior lr e. e. Perk
.f West Bloomfield L. Ass Mary ID. Kelly OF Brook.yu
Ilotne Democrat please
SAlTII-TODD-Ai Bokyn T. -. Tuesav. Oct hE 1e Rev
n Partridge Willis H. SH or North salem t. Laura j., only
i.urhicr of Iiarry Todd ~ Soufrs n l. No cari
wstsII-rUof NtUT-On Tursilr oct = % the Reformed Dnc
,hurca Ftrs, and Twenty Hutst hj the Rev john 'ason
ID d. Walsh of Ncabsb. y y e. h"n daughter 81 ts
la.r ur..rt Brg..G,u. ". \ Iborlt"n l. y Army.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FRANKFOED'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA great meeting was
held ut Frankford Monday night, and addressed oy
james NJ Scove and Col Jordan. Chairman Of the state
Central Committee of Pennsylvania RESOLUTIONS ue
mauding the impeachment Of Androw Johnson were
passed unanimously,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
ROBBERY OF A PROVIDENCE BANk

PROVIDENCE. Il. j., Oct l.-Twcnty-two
honsand dolars worth OF Government were.adrotly ab
straoted from The Cashiers deck of the First National
Bank abomi I o'clock to-day Several banking houses
were visited by three or four strangers frivolous er
rands Int ia only this did they succced IN sc
coinpishlng tnc!r object.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
Spuial Autitrs.

Extract of tho :. Nisht-Bioomng Cercus 1.-THE Cee's
r.uass from which perfume derived is native OF
sh America aud the odosrous tropical Covers The aroma
,, ~ natal, gathered when tho night upon then, is
trsd intensified rsadsr'd perpetual ia the eI'r'e.
PHALoS & Son. ass.ierk
ssd w all iglxsisA
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
HEAVY EoBBERY IN sTyLOUIs.

ST. LouIS, Oct. 1.-The liquor house OF Hatch.
Maurice a Co was entered by burglars last night, and
the safe was robbed Of $1,000 money. large quantity
of n,t, and valuable papers, two Watches diamond pin
valued AT - OO0 ard 40 600 In Government bonds were
I,fi hnhnd he hnrllHTs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
Pill ,nFIpnrA Cattle MARKET

PuuAnSLPnfA THE supply Of Beef Cattle This sssk Ns
large AmoesHs head The market dull but prices Sc
made az rl&i I'll" ~
prms and FROM : 10 SIS n leo n for fair t. good
SuEEp-Th, market also dull the ofrrlrg herg very large
reaching head Prices ranged from 10 &C. e ID goss A.
h. qualify
Hogs this qnite good ND AT oned
.m.ununr 10 20 bcaa from iUaHll ~ y lW n net
owTA market rather active. sud j" bead ~err s"l AT
v rGJd and IRON 500 o oos Ana csL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

pbcrc. Oct THE thermometer lowest early M 1y from
inp Of 1h sept III cool snch fo-
(4Vl O.sue about once 10 ~
Sept % the high ~isd prevailing air feel much colder th
II o. Thermometer aDo l. JS. Aeang-tiesff
windy AnerBoon-Clesr Eyruing-To II O'Clock, e'eaE -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
THE CONTEST IN NEWARK
COLORADO.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
DENVER CITY, Colorado, Oct. 1.-The Official
canvass Of the late election shows Republican majority
of 10 In the Legislature. Tho state question was not
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs Stanton are the guests vt MI
Ldpads feuep9nt AT ls country house oil the III adson
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
Al ninR a.

Prom hgh charges the operating eSpeasfs "f TIE rn s
but ~ per cent earnings and the ratio woa be much less ne
not done ct ball rae lHO"hs on' cn
10 contraction, for TRANSFORMATION material and S9Stn ara
uctng from tae Aggregate all operating expenses O ~ sis
Der cent t ~ the proportion chrge1be upca The WORK d'ss
m coetors vhh sua cost hecanse Of the h' po
charged the operating expenses cn NE
business for the quarter The account iof tae eor'"ss
tns.,>ss follows:
Earaings for Mag. June. AID July....''''.' @'I''"
EIp.pses or May, June, and July........... %'1S %
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
PACIFIC
NET EARNINGS OF THE UNION PA'
CIFIC RAILROAD.

Dusg quarter ending July 81 Of the current average
5 niles u tive Union Railroad The Sape.
t.Idrnt. r.rot the following result
EARNINGS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Ice pitchers. sr. etc. Pis' Oh a"s
nata or expressly for trade O The o<ts-
brated Me.Iu Company. AMI Eogers smith Co
H. KITCHEN co.
No ~ prorlrs~ y opposite tf, MrroPo''.n Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Abiny-Ioseph ". keTHoJ Fel.T f7ssI0s
lane, Iua, Jederan-NatbBn whiting T. fower Aegsny-M
X ChAmpn Dniebess-IIosnsr A. Nelson Alfred Aote Oneha
Faneis Herman SehuyeT-J Mcclure NagsraGeorge e. "reene
Nlc0xsn RensselaerNao Onggs A. r. fssse
Br.eme-AlVin DeeresuN Bne-Frst District Alderman g. BAN
Hon John Thd District uIoer
CsseAndi DtLc Brown; Far District X e. It1s
Gallup. J. DurtB CintorA llam kes 20
hmbia-M Holman PalP. II W heCslsn peiaNafg-A Ien
eueSs-e-Hcury Richmond kiug-Rohcr fGeF " A.
Fowler Frank Asiisen Timothy Desmond Luke
Reiv I,unce Frederick W kahheish Abraham L9,ls
uoudasaoan NJ Jasco1 John A. Greene. Richmosdbf Hsr-
Danfo1h 81 Lawrence Dsne Maso1c
Fc-s-Tiren A. h Chandler sehensctad feter
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-15

TIE NEW LIsE.-The steamer 4. c. Knight
capt Mulliner, upon her first "Trip in connec-
ton with the newly organized washington
ahd New York steamship Company, has been
locked out by the ice in the Potomac for two
week past. and is now reported to be at
Fortress Monroe. rE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-15
r. B o o = B l = 9 i.
HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York ayenue and 18th .t-aa,

SoIner NOW Iork avenue and 18th street,
Entrance on New York avenus,) Tr
Dealers in fine FAMILY 0ROOERIEs. TEAS,
WINES, IMPoBrED LUxURIIs, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends end the
public that they have jsst opened their New Gro
Gerry Store where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in . first class Grocery. without ct
tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and we'll.
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction TO all who may
favor us with their patronage. ...
Wee especial attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers viii find .
fine assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-15

LAkCksIEs:-Wm Taylor was arrested yes
teroay by officer German Of tha Sayts
Waro, LOT stealing old iron. Justice Boswell
nelo nlfh 10 pail for court. Osborne Wood
Teugn was arrested by oficer McElfresn. OF
OF wearing apparel the property of Benedict
HutehIRs. He was sent TO lail for court nv
Justice Morsell W