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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

And upon woods OF the hrotI
class imported unwashed,
the value whereof, at thei
last port or place when Ct
exported to the United
States, including charges.
in such port, shall be "a
cents. 32e in House tar
if, I or less q II the duty
shall be cents q fb Up-I IOs z
on woods of the sAmcI
class. imported unWashed,
the value whereof, at theI
last port or place whence
exported to the United
States, including charges
in such port, shall exceed
a cents [32c in House,
Tariff y ID, and not ex
ceed - cents 79 h., thet
duty shall be 10 cents B tOE tOk
h., aud in addition there
to, 10 d centum ad val
upon woods of the same
class unwashed, the val
ne whereof at the lasti
port or place whence ex
ported to the United,
States, including charges
in such port shall exceedi
- cents q d., the duty!
shall be - cents q H.,
ana, IN ADDITION thereto
10 T3 Centum ad val. 10s t2s
Upon woods of the secondi
class, imported unwashed,
and upon all hair of theI
alpaca goat and other 1O*
like animals, the duty
shall be cents 5S d. l2t
Upon woods of the third
class, unwashed, the val
ue whereof at the lastl
port or place whence ex.
ported into the UnitedI
States, including chsrgesI
in such port. shall be Isl
cents &c in House tar
i'll, or less, the duty shall
be 3 cents . n upon 3 8
woods of the came Class,
unwashed, the value
whereof at the last port
or place whence exported
10 The United States, in-l
Guiding charges in sucht
port, shall exceed IS cents
ll2c in House tariff g
b., the duty shall be 6
cents y b. 2
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

Who IS IT Some person has sent US
from West Pawlet, $3.50 for the Weekly
HERALD, no name signed to the letter.
will the party sending it, give Us their
address.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

RUTLAND County AGRICULTURAL So
CIErY.-This society holds its ANNUAL
meeting at the court house to-day at
one O'clock P. NJ, .....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

OBITuARY.-The Boston Cultivator an
nounces the death of Edward W. Steb-
bins, ESQ, of Deerfeld, gentleman
well known in Vermont. He died on
the 9th ult., of consumption, at the
age Of 40 years. Mr.. Stebbins was
among the leading farmers of Mas
sachusetts an intelligent, enterprising,
high-minded gentleman. He was for
many years President of the Franklin
county agricultural society and was a
delegate from that society in the Mas
sachusetts board of agriculture, and
held several other offices Of trust con-
ferred upon him by his fellow citizens.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

PsRsoHAL.-Judge Redfeld Of Yer
mont, sailed for England on Wednesday,
TO look after the United etstss elsirs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

PoULrNBY.-There were shipped from
Poultney during the year 1866, 480 car
loads of slate containing about 15,840
squares. Mr.. Gardiner Parker, the eff
cient agent Of the New England Slate
and Tile Company, shipped 1876 car loads
of the number mentioned, which exhibits
the large amount of business done by
that one company.
The Poultney Musical Union, under
the direction OF Prof. T. ]. Crowning-
shield has proved far more successful
than its most ardent friends anticipated.
1t now numbers 20 members. The
first grand concert of the Union will be
given on Tuesday evening, January 22d,
consisting ofchoruses, quartsttes, DUETS
and solos. Prof. Crowningshield will
be assisted by Frank J. Lewis as Vio-
lincellist. The efforts made for the es.
tablishment of the Union deserve the
liberal patronage of the citizens of Poult-
ney and vicinity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

with high and holy purpose to prove
themselves workmen that need not be
ashamed of their work.
The pupils are brought repeatedly in
direct contact with educated, cultivated,
experienced and matured minds. The
value of such associations in the educa-
tion of young person is inestimable !;
only master workmen are employed.
Ripley Female College accomplishes
all it promises. The style of all its ap-
pointments is such as the best taste de-
mands, and while 1t meets all the re-
quirements OF the most elegant culture,
1t attains at the same time the highest
scholarships. Its collegiate course of
study will strike every practical mind
as a step onward and admirably adapted
to the mind and the true mission of wo-
man. Greek and the higher mathemat-
les are omitted, and English literature,
the History of Literature and Natural
Science substituted in their stead.
Being intimately acquainted with the
faculty and having been careful OBJ
server Of its operations ever since its or
ganization three years ago, we speak un-
derstandlngly when we say that Ripley
Female College has but very few equals
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

Mlddlebury, Jan. Is, 1857.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17

VERMONT AT THE Boston MEAT MAR
KRTs.-Vermont sent 22,968 cattle, 1877
018 sheep and $3.50 swine to the Boston
markets last year, out of the total num-
bers received there of 118,083 cattle,
400546 sheep and 12S,49S. Boston gets
more for her meat markets from Ver-
mont than from all the other States
combined, excepting the Western States.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
BUoYAGR.
EAST COAST or IRELAND.
oyrCs oy Tnr rErsH LloEr., I


f,. ,-,,,,,,nv 2eT5 2o55 ssP'enber iSS7 5
hs Oce, dated the 9Th Dc,
OF April last e alterations and additions therein named The Broysg
Banks along Coast Of ireland beseen The Ksh saa
I1s Lights have been earl9s R1Sd aa2 ssSk w
BaOy rom c,n 70 co1icsl Baoy
sss@ SS i '''- 'u''''n'' " san 'lo ''' 80,
D. has been placed midway between TIE North sac SCUM b1s aA'
fe south Ksh changed CoEieal Baoy
oorel black, aud let:ered Knh Bank, no. ~
The Codng Bsnk Bnoy has been about two niles by W.
W Of lis present position aud changed to Can Buoy eood hsei sn1
whae vertical Stripes instead ofa Black Corea Buoy araouned ~
sIaf aud globe as heretofore.
The Bank has been eanged TO Copca Baoy eoosd
tack white horizontal bands nsad Of Bac4 CAn Baoy
heretofore
The North Akow Bao has been eood red ard sao1atsd By
saa and globe instead q black and white stripe N saa ae globe as
Three Buoy oood red have been placed At equal distances
on each oileT Ge'"esa oe GS E,I @ s Bp no. 81 .SS
bank No T." instead Of the two Can bao's striped hers'o
sub Akow Buoy bas been changed Conca eoored
red instead black and white stripes heretofore and eed ARK
low Bank, No o"
BLAcKwATER BANK
The North Dskvater CHANGED Black Conioal
Buor srpounted by 6 and globe Black BGoy
Eereosore and etered Dackwaier, No. l."
,It ne G s%G @ flacETaer So ~ asa BaeEwAieE
No. 81 Buoys, eolored baes as heretofore
The Bckwaer Bank Bnoy has been chsng to Doo
eooed instead Of Can BGo as heretofore Of tie same eo aHa
lettered BlaekSaer No 4"
LONG BANK
The North Long Bank Buoy been changed 70 Co Buoy h
tOf9re, aHa let,ered Long Bank 10 - .., ,o, m.
North and south Buoys and tered LOug Bank. NO. p"
South Long Bank Blog has been changed Red Coacs Bey
By order, wv LEKs, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Steamship Niagara Blkeman. Norfolk CRY Point and ehmoho va
n s,c,d.0 t. Mi SSbss S Br, Guard LIVERPOOL williams GuOu
steamship scotia orr, Jadkns. Liverpool = Canarii
steamship Leo Dearlon savannah Murray. Ferns * Co.
Steamship Steamship bsc johnson Poinui + Aess
sSp slso1,sP 1cI Eilni Mir5 Marsh Marshall liverpool n Marshall
ssP ssssp 81 sa,a ch,c. sS' Cocy San FTsfe . saou
baIk & Gegsss ss n,S1a & Caaa Bston r. s. BOYD aeken.
BARK Knmper De Lex Dahl Rosgans Rotterdam Fnneh
BaTs F.GsS Haash (Br) Doyle Antwerp W F. sehmidf' Son
f Terpehore Norw) Peterson, Rotterdam Funch MeiaeEs
STe NJ Reynolds Br) Dick John B. Snhsrs Co.
Rs Sc SSr1S T;Sf s5 ES56 B'ins eou S g. B. 'igI f. Small
sS pnS C Cen " Ca,@Beaa @ Coney Para james Bishop Co.
schr Paniorme, Chase Leghorn, Rager isos -
Sc5r W H. De Wi, Cory ST. MirtiH's H. A VAtabie Son
sSs sSS ssT castos kao@e, Providence, StraHAh
sloop Ba5ksone Starses Providence, G. N Stranahan
Barge Geurose. jarrett, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
sb, Cbspion Lockwood Charob 50 hours With ndse and
pas Fs,.top to- N 4 Wa 2 ce Powell Wilmington c. = hours
III n.i,e and pass 10 J. Hand
steamship I;ratlae, Andrews, Boston for repairs
sE Sa of Yarmouth ST. Paysou Baltimore days in ballast
TO k Ms1 Fox Ross Mnlas days with mOassss to Barter
@ Havana, Demls Havana II with 70 Ward Co
Bns Logan Anderson 3 days Win amoS to to- Meoter & %
Co. died Set II The captain was SeA but h4 TO-
Stcts0n, Wilmington ~ uals WIN n0SS
~. l.. McCready Co. -,
Schr Alice Hard. Pearal, virginia
sclr Hannah Champion, Pllgram, virginia
North Pacific Erickson. virginia
Scbr n Morgan, Davey, Georgetown, d. C.
gcbr Inert Mason, Rose Georgetown d. G.
schr H. j. Raymond, Ellsworth, Georgetown, D. T.
SPOKEN.
ship Enoeh Train San Francisco for Liverpool Sept E ID ID" "
n, long l2S W.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros Oct l5-Aryed steamships George Appoo
Rowap fol Philadelphia Below bns Alice Lea nom
Msy E. Thonpso from Georgetown Mary u I0ney ITO" "
uo,p oc, Arrived sch siak rom Philadelphia for
foa Bangor All the western vessels
oct la m--Ariyed sch Copy. from fTo'igenc v
UTns from Providence for CaAs Stetson rom os ~ W.
bb Mari r. Thompson Georgesown ior b0on' o'e' Al '
Oct ia mATriyed schra Agnes from J,ekscnvie Fa iof
postou, Hattie Banpson from Georgetown 9r rornu n W q
PoSe from Winneton Boston, sloop W. r. Hunt rom
,an DSes from Eimtehpo for Portland Fanny keaing
from phsephia Tor Boston; Frederick Fish from Batm9e lot pOs
in. Samuel Fish from Georgeown for bostoa James nen ron ron
,nos m portispd aptamoun from Georgetown Tor cAem oB
Mary q Comery from PhAdephiA for Boon oak Oao iv NJ ~
Nile for Bostou The eptln of the G. reports ha hs ah ~
pe @ h. ot bn Wv ,brse o the crew still sick Wind NV
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
gFw.yoRK HARBoR ob1huCIl0Ns "a
The way huog IN Geneys Channel about 700 yards D" rom "
proper position.
bat Iscently biged Romer Shcsl has worked on mo
e Cspne making very dangerous obstruction and shOo' O'
buOyrd Al. u,., p,y.v O,td,., of the South
Ferry route and should be removed ,,.,
The attention of suiborue, u soNeleh
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

The fire brick works of the Golden City, Noi-
orado have become the largest manufse, ,ng
f tSe mannactue of rc brick and pottery wares re-
mind one OF the old busy factories OF tny E"o, s bs
aS grounds which supply the material for these works
are among the finest and most e1teso st, oi''
rho borso of Peter Fisher, German farmer,
a ,. Ntinn yr,s burned few mig ITS ago, four per-
oons osin@ their lives One an old ady OF 49, whose
skeleton was found with that OF the niue o"' h He
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
RECEIPTS OF pRODrCE.

Oct l5-l5e69 bbls Flour 233 bbs Whisky, $50 sacks
Corn Meal l5O G37 bush Wheat 67,73O bush Corn. 942j
bush Oats 69OO bush Rye. 1000 bush. Peas 81 20 bush
Barley bush Seeds 800 pkCs Beef "a bbs Pork, o2
pkgs Lard 200 kegs Lard, 1853 bbls. Petroleum, lgI
pkgs. Butter, 2 2Ol3 pkgs. Cheese, 800 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
pASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM CHARLESTON Oct l5In steamship Champon-Mr L. NJ
pun.11 Nj, Gus. McCllc D. : Sl.co1 Mrs Morton ai
chI Mrs Conner w A. Walter John AcGiun Mss Ramsey D.
G.iein VIM Armstrong, i: H. Dudley any tAl'
M aud Miss Saccasogue A. Pfhiefentha H. hIen ~ ,u
Phillip Lott H. ata G. Green, N Mltle J. VI Di-A--s -'
Chisholm Mr Douglas, and others in the steeIase
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

THE PRoVIDENT FUND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TIE CITY oP YRw.YoRK
PAID-UP CASH CAPITAL..."..".....'....'S3O ,OOO'
THE ONLY AUTHORIZED ToyTINE FUND ASSOCIATION N
THE UNITED STATES
JOHN s1oss0Y President
"-'-iA' ''''' '''''' j. EDWIN coSANT, Secretary.
AM0RT EDWARDS General AFeP1S & P1nrrlso N D. Medical E1
bL3uR ,rIGR' WRlGRI' Consulting AeiuaieS
NO. 3 3SiSs1UsT
Opposite I. 5. Treasury Building.
..o, TRUSTEES
HFMGN H. Will SoInerly with A. 7. Stewart &C.
6agS 6aSS ~ TRv - Trevor Ccisatc Bsntr. 70 q w,ns
RICHARD yOS HOFFMAN, III Won Holman Co.. Bankers No.
MARSHALL 8 ROBERTS. 70, !?' chaH1sr''t
eEoRGE D. :. n GILLESPIE, No. a ErohangeP,ce;
6fgyR 6EF SA9FEb Wdob q WSoa RS 5 Co., 10 B N g3i.
ADRIAS TI SES e iS' Sa E. c Sii.SoSIhss Sf = @ass
AMoBY EDWARDS, No. SSAS'aatL
This Company in It's Life Department, prepared 70 i''us
Polee; Of eery description S1seg & ] ed S its Pros
pecus had l the oaee othe ComPany and al
agents ,.-.,r.,,. ..r.,n.
IMMEDIATE INSURANCE AND DEFERRED ASNuITY. INN
and the assured granted Annuity for the remainder Of bis
life .u-,,-,,r
The ohie m this Depameut ettepd the assurance principle a
new direction in this country by introducing ym Of ofTONTlNhS
similar popular and extensively paoted at the present Tune
in Europe --o,-r,,-, ,.,-,-n III -,
This Company win receive Subscriptions 20 ToNTlNE FUND ehef
life or for less than ten nor more tan twenty
Fund be made for annual income increasing
with lc and reaching hgh IN the later years o e s
20 or rs m cent per anuum accumulation Of Interest OF e
OF both to paid subscriber at tie end Of hs tern In eas' o'
survival - .-...-
Subcous nav be made any and FOR over tFey
dollars benefit for The beneht oi anoI a.
husband Wife, for lis child, &c, 6e without ineacA
examination.
Other plans will from time be offered - th- public
ACTIVE AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
Sort d9larStn's :1utit,.
Sr.rv nz SrW.Vnnv

STATy SEwyOEE.
PoRr.wARDsNS OFFICE No. q Wiiitm-st
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of tie A.; pd ARl l @ saasi A. nd.s, ACT %
interested charge the subject matter Of such q
examination survey that tie following vessels under Eana
ION b the Port Wadeas exanLs08s VII
he completed days succeeding ts notice On ooa SAL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
SlrupossIs.

N " NEwYoRK October g. 1851 )
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- Ills Office until Y O'Clock FRIDAY te i9th iesIB i2r ls
nlaAiug contract the iolo" nA-e~ M'''N+'N
'N' 1 Z a., picol, B Fat Tenors,
y sat iTsr'o,e, h IA. Bartoues
n al C.sronets Z Eat Tubas
= sst Cornets bass Drum,
B ia. Comets. Ahan Duh
3RfatA0s par Clmo4es-. .u.s.
TIE above named instruments w he OF pa neIpenS'e mahaA"
tre but good and suitable iOT the purpose Intended ~
ALL be entertained unless accompanied " samples Vi si VIC
Instruments
Furtler Information may be had at this ofce , -, 4,
The United the right reject arY pa OF hs "nOe o
bid AZ NAV be deemed 70 the interest ofthe service -,
,hou he niorse Proposals Furnishing Musical lnsraIeA
~ w " S C. G. sAWTELLR Bt Brig General
O. NJ. L. g A. in charge Of depot A. g. ann IS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
ca, p., , g2 sur Sets..... 59 Moon Rses..... 1873
DAY
Sandy Uook . e:sO Cows Island f0lf Hell Gate ll;S9
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
STATES TREASURY,
d. IN MI..ell,rear. e.eurIlI,.
LTRsT :. MORTGAGE BONDS,

SAINT LOUIS AND IRON WOCNTAlN
RAILROAD COMPANY SEVEN PR CENT INTEREST.
FEBRUARY sud AUGUST.
Road Of 81 miles, Llhed ron saint Louis 70
pit Kpob ana oder Of shout the
length ron Pilot Knob Belmont rapidly constructing Tor which
he used king through route IRON
Saint Louis rail- The earnings OF The 81 es arc
$50 00 YEAR the sufficient the interest on
tho entire amount bonds they al Issued The basis OF security
is beyond that OF other bonds nov offered 81
Ogce - Walls. TO ii. g. hARQUhSbi
Veresdeut or " CLARK DODGE Co., corner Of Wan AID
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
SALES OF BULLoCKs.


q. W. Mcmahon sold, for Alexander CasseL, lC3 III.
steers Of g. cwt. at 12GlAtc.
J. T. Alexander forwarded 675 H. steers about 100 OF
which were originally from the Cherokee country. They
in the hands of Bray, Fitch and Toey as salesme
and brought 0l4c about g cwt being thinnsh cat
lie. One bunch Of sold at &c. Z 10 live weight.
p f. Cary sold 81 good cwt Texans for l. W. Hatch at
HE Also 2 fair 10 good q cwt ILL., steers for Hatcn
May az l48l5c.
l. Templeton run out l06 fair cwt. Ind. steers at
1SRal4c., the average being lac.
Eastman 4 Nichols out 2C2 medium or fairish Ct
eVt. III. steers 12014c.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

OATH-ST. FERRY to HUNTERS POINT,
sDA Long Iaut public ancton, The City ha on
FRIDAY Oct o. 1861 10 O'Clock for term OF ten years rom
Noymber G5 TIE LEASE Of the FERRY uoH estaDsed oia
lie foot Of Last RgeT. ~ the present terminus a!
Hunters Point, l. l. 49,. -, ,,,--. -
M said lease Will subject the condition that the Landings
erry thereof the property Of n Coro OF e
EewYork shall be procured Al the T all expense OF we Pr
chaser said Corporation shall not be aoe AZ any Iae of
aay expense connection Herewith
The purchaser franchise will be required n eopy WIN he
covenants part ofe contained IN Tie present lease and p
yIipps Of Section 81 Of the amended Charter 0f l35L
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
New.York Comproler's 0lee sept a, 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

u BEsIsEKRs 0Fpcg, No. II Safest,
ALBAsY, ~ r. Oct D. 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- s oes until FRIDAY 49, 1861 for furnishing 10 tne United
ao uo Yards more or less slope wall stone; pieces TO ne
a ss, Is inches deep Of material not apt to dangIsts a
delivered the OF the an o.
de IA United states dykenear Van Wies Point Hudson RIVER
e commence October 1851 and to continue a. t1e A'e oi
10 yards per day. 49,, ,.u-...a
pfs Win Be received r much per cubic vari delivered
Forns of proposals can be obtained 81 ths once
Iy order Of H. MaorGen John Newton.
JOUy M WILSON. Major Eugs, b. II Col, u = A.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

ITO RAILROAD .-PRO-
PosALS vii be received =, tGe EugHesI' 04es Fa6 ~ & mage g.
lie az DUATiON ard MASONRY Of that portion Of the ana
Columbia Railroad extending ion the terminus on ne 4sn hI,e
,or Landing Pine Plains distance Of ~ niles The WORK
IT, ana mile sections ffo.es aud Te.stoh, ean
b an AZ the Engineers aud further Information o. eS hoa
ROBERT T. J. MOORE, E.gneer IA charge AZ fnAH ~ss @A
miles east ofr1shkin Landing
w pr.-o viii he received from the ch 10 the 3th Of October
t,r the GRtDUATION ard MASONRY Of the WlLMNGTON nad
READING RAILROAD eKteLns from Wilmington, DEL 70 bHA'
borou. 10. "a. ,.-,-., \. A.. r -,u...,.
a.. Co,t,.y,l.e p. y. T. HOBART.
'' ~ Engineer 10 ChMye
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
SinautIal.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
srrTENBER a. 1857
hereby given that The Assistant Treser At Ne" loA hi,
been ipstcte 10 Certificates suthor y A
Of Co,fes. approved March 1901 denomualH Of 5000 aud
redemption o. The Compound Interest h0es na'os
in the months Of October ard December nert -,
TIE sccreed interest al notes peeui r sueh redemption VII
be paid IA currency. H. Mc' lLo' ~ oo'it's..l.
In accordance With e foregoing notice toe Compound Interest N0
therein mentioned VII now he received at hi oh ava erlses
sued for The principal thereof Iteff tue notes will BE- Iui 70
Oct IS 1851 which er1ses bear de Schedules may BE
~ " H. IL VAN DYCK. Assistant Treasurer.
Urited s'.s' Treasury, Sev-Yofk, Oct :, lgJ5.
limited STATES TREASURY, SHHltYIs,,, o,, IS 1861
~ SCHEDULES Of 3) thirty $50 Cr1rs due Nov l.
nation the Urird states Treasury
' H. 81. VAN DlCk. a.. .!stint lreaslf,r
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
GurpOratinm i1Otitts.


NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTS
" sealed proposals each indorsed WIZ
work which relates the name the % 6aa ana
date received II until IL
M October a. 1861 for the completion Of the following unfinished
sewers 10 Wt SPEC o. 70n street from huison RIVER 70 @
tougb lOh avenue 18th Spec 80 Sewers between 9 e
s6h streets aud between 9tb and HUDSON RIVER o
sewers In h and streets between 10Th and lth avenues au
l and spec 81 Segen street. between Canal and
Rvugton streets and Grand street between Centre ana Inn ~
A, m the construction Payemen IN Iwenv
street between 81 aud Bast Ryer In 4th street oeyn %
avenue ard Hudson street. between ON % n
rn In h brtseea IO and h avenues and IN 39th street be-
tween list ard Also for the following ossgak Across
West street from south Pier No 80 n also across
side Of West 10th street also across "et e' ~
and also est street 10 er 10 -
y Plans be and specifications obtained on apphaaOn A.
N' '- THOMAS sTBPHESs,) Croton
ROBT. L. DARRAGH, Aguedacs
A. ". CRAVEN, } Board
Eew.York October g 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
gUNDRIFs

Honey Is coming forward somewhat freely, and has
vsje range in prices. Wmle some not Wen hueu IONS
y. over have been sold at 23c, small lots of very hand
a,S5 ca5 boxes have brought $50 aud even 4Oc III
ort Of retail way little extra buckWheat was sold at
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
Hlzrbls ManttIs.
Irinting.

XNM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 FultoE.st.
w -STRAM JOB PRINTERS sni LABEL hANUFACTUK
Frs
TIlO PRINTERS.-Patent Composition for Ink
Inc Roer. AWas remains moist; not harlen shrink or
crack For sale By FRANCIS LOUTRE No. As Madenane, he"
York
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
Go &lbom il n,Hu Gouttm.
Situations GlanitO- -StmaIts.


A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants 4 situation
~ CHABEEMAID and WAITRESS bcstof city reiereace gvel
Apply at 10. ~ Ka,t lhiry.lutb ------
A YOUNG GIRL would like to do CHAM
~ BERWORN in small Amenean family Inquire At NO. Dol
Tbinl.aye, top aa'r
RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants situation
~ a. COOK. iu private family; ha tl best o city ereuce Gan
days No. 5O West Fseeondst, top hooE most
eIcrcnt
NURSES, &c-No. sGj Sixth-ave., corner
~ Forigairtist coad Goo- fon, respectable young
Chp NURSE and 20 do p'n sewing and 10 make heFseh
generally u'efal Hasbest et7 retereoee. -
VNANTED-A SITUATION by a frst-class
w COOK unl@rsands cooking ia M 81 baucAe would assist IN
vs.srg gureI Of city reIeHee Can be seen a. No.
10 EiS, rEeaiyunhst
A NUMBER of German Girls w ANT STU
~ ATOMS Agpy No. io1 last Hoaston-st near Boweiy
ALL RESPECTABLE Families. boarding
~ iy aDl eoguy ade be sup Jed Nh
good thfa servants. calling Mrs AIKINsS German Institute
80 2b Ri.hthagr. urat Jauc -, y 4.
WELL recommended German SERVANTS,
COOKS laundrssse chambma ousee orers Cover
u,.-, housskeepers ke ke Ms LOVES lHstae Tor German
sryauls Il Stanton Chvs bet"een bo~ey ana 'hTS
uest
JJET NURSES, male and female Sick Nurses
w GOOD selection constantly hand At hTa HASSBNS Nurse
Agsacy, NJ. s.Eth-T. uear B'fty
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