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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
MINING sTocKs.-FIRsT BOARD.
Mining Socks.
THURSDAY, Nov. il-P. N.


Gold closes al iC. after selling at 1921. The clear.
ngs OF the Gold Exchange Bank were s55 4S OO, and
the balances 1,O62,sS5.
Government stocks are strong at tho advances OF
Yesterday, with good business. The Border State
etocxs are well sustained at full prices The general
share market lie more active and disposition shown
To buy the whole list, under impression that upon
the opening of Congress the pressure TO- suEpen-
zion of contraction will be too strong to be resisted,
and that none of Importance will be made pending
the Presidential election. The list generally shows
an advance. As compared with the published quota
tons Of yesterday Canton roso II, Pacific Mail u,
Atlantic Mail l. Adams Express !, Wells Fargo :.
United States l. and Merchants Union 1.-The latter
selling at 34 for IS paid New-York Central sold ut
l147 and was strong. Erie was strong with moderate
sales Erie Preferred rose u per cent Inc controo
tha Now. York Central by tho thirteen Million
party is understood securing the adoption by the
trnnk roads Of the policy Of stocking their through
e.rr;nos and The abolition of the army of suckers
IN the form of ticket-sellors and freight agents.
Pleading rose per cent; Michigan Southern was
,+ron0 at sOi; Illinois Central rose Z. The North
Western shares were steady. After the call tho
r,.,ket was strong and the demand good. Michigan
aonthern. Erie North Western and New-York Cen
..aIIoad;no At the Second Board, l0-40s sold OF
,ooa Ere rose TO 73t Michigan Southern TO S. North
Western Common to 80, and the Preferred to 64i At
tbe extreme advance there was desire TO realize
nrodts. and under this process lower rates were
made The market closed firm with q good
demand. The last rates were: Registered os, 1881,
119,0llci; Coupon O.. 1881, ll9iSlisi Registered
b90s 1862 iO50lo5i; Coupon o-9os lSS, lOSf6lOSt;
Coupon sos, 1884 1o5lS1O5! Coupon $685. 1895. loot
S,os.: Coupon New 5-sCs, 1865 lo7i0lo7E Coupon
s-sOs. 1867. io7s9io7i; Registered lc-4os. 1ooi0
mi. Coupon Io-4os, lo2s01osf; 7sOs, I'd series,
lo,,a1o5, 1905 Sd series 1Osi0iO5i; Tennessee 6s,
ercoupon, e5,0os; Tennessee O.. new. ess0eSi Cam
ton 44t044i; Cumberland. s4SSs; Western Union
Telegraph, s1sSs2s Quicksilver loiSle. @aripOsa,
ssss Mariposa Preferred, 1908; Pacific Mail LIS
a1s7; Atlantic Mail III; New-York Central ll4.S
ii4i; Erie, 7osaJSi Erie Preferred 7SS7s; Hudson.
Ieetai9ei Reading. 9SS9Si Michigan Central 1904
S,io. Michigan Southern. sliSs2; Illinois Central.
Ipo,alSe Cleveland and Pittsburgh, s3i; North
western Common, s2a52i; North Western Preferred,
e4i0s5 Cleveland and Toledo icSalosi; St. Paul
Common. ssia4o; St. Paul Preferred. 6aaae2i;
Fort Wayne 97iG9s; Rock kland eGiGT
Money on call is is 697 per cent the latter the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
MEETING OF THE Hr1Rs OF ANNEKE JAMS.

About hundred of the heirs of ADneke
Jana from illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Hew-IerCey. New
York other States representing claimants 10 the
Trinity Church property. met at PoUghkeepsie on
Wednesday. Mr.. GayWOod. in calling the meeting to
ORDER said that tie object was 10 harmonic OF c0hnitt
elements and concert o. acuCn 10 Droterute
their claim Mr. GaywOod vas followed by HT. Grower
OF BROOKLYN Wo reviewed the history OF the claim. com
meneing with the original grants by Wouer Ns1 Twllcr
Governor OF Fork in 1885, Rpehkng ais9 O tne lease
IN 1905 with complete eynopsis Of au tho events cor
Deeted with u up TO tho present cay, and urged the
heirs 10 come forward and work together Vg
orooaly in the prosecuting their claim depate up9h
making "a change Of officers followed this speech, after
Witch eulscrpdos for the purpose Of carrying te case
into the Supreme Court received Gnd ire Convex
ton adjourned until evening In the evening the constr
tuition the Jams Association was amended no as 70
ebOsh certain Offices which considered supcrnuous
and to repeal tho clause which Provided that any neir
having rs cents month should be considered member
Of fto Association Efforts were then made TO raise
$40 co for the purpose ~ prosecuting the caim wich
was unsuccessful, after winch II was y0ted nat InHs
amount Ia not raised within SIX months the FUNDS collected
shall be returned and the project abandoned. Oncera
were chem elected follows FOR the ensuing year. Pres
ieDt A T. GaywOOd OF POuKhkeepsie; Vire-PrsSiden1
levi BogaIdns OF Corning, n. " Corresponding Gee
rcary Georzo B Brewer oi Brooklyn Treasurer, Corne-
iiue TAa Wrinkle OF Paterson, N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
THE NARRAGAHsET scoLLoP AND OYSTER
FISHERY.

A few years ago, Cowesett Bay, extending
from Greenwich Harbor Harwiok Neck r. l. contain
but few scoops or oysters although CLAIMS aud qahaug
ore from time inemoral abundant along ts shores.
About ak years ago. the fishermen found that large
quantities Of scOops had planted themselves tbe slo
s,ze suitable for the table. The next year they were
zen n small quantities, and subsequently the seol0p
G.erv was carried ON quite extensively, employing 20
boats and 100 en months in the year Al frat
they we're caught In nets but afcrwarc dfedge was In
vented by which a bushel could be taken at
time and IA this the whole bottom OF the hay was
dredged over and again, the fsh covering the bot
rom within after the drcdge bad passed over
Three wears ago found that the seOOp shells wee
covered with little Oysters which from year 10 year.
have been ncreasiDg in size and quantity, uuti now
there are acres Of these oysters Of good SIZE and as sne
flavor "a apy In the world. Thousands OF buhhes nave
been taken since the 18th nlt and the State Conlius
oner OF shesh already sold 20 acres Of the oyster
beds at priees ranging from $40 10 SO aers Few
he'd OF SO acres where the scOops are large ana plenty
has recently been discovered between Warwick Neck
the Middle Ground, and the Spindle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
COURT CALENDARs-THrs DAY.

SUPREME COURI-GeneraL Ierm.-Non-
enumerated motions Ciret-Psrt short cause 1s-
Nos 1885, 4527 $685. n57 454 6O7 457 049 $685. 4SI
$751; $685. S1 Sj7, 49, 42I5. I33 1875 1851 1891 t69
1882 t7 l71l $751; si 4Pg7 Is03 49, Os 4sts 40 1917
ALL, 6O67 6O79 5C0S 1857, l05 $685. 47i. Part -Shot
causes-Nos l7I6 le2 2i96 $685. $780, l2 $780, A07 422
t74e t76s IT2 nOs 1884, 12Gs 1924 1884, 800 49s 42s 49,
t46s, t79s 47O0 1870. 1856 40 S1 IG6 34S4 sl2 1888,
$780, ass S9s2 1850 4s sO GOsI 446 1850 44 1914 s02
b0l4 1884, 2SSs 4e&O 2s7s, 5o2 6OS5. Special 1ernAd-
jOurned TO Monday. OkdRbcTs-Iteeerved causes-Nos.
ls0 ls 1872 1884, 100 IT. 21 40 49, 235 asa, 49, 2os Call
No. 270.
SUPERIOR CoURr-1rial Term-Part 1.-Ad-
jour1ed 70 Monday Part INos $780, 1894, sSa2. $685.
35s2 s2o $685. 1885, $685. 1914 $780, $i12 SOLO, $500 1922
COMMON PLEAS-IriGl IeTni-Part l.-Ad-
iourEed for the term. Part Mos. 1875, 76 1906, 7l
SIS s42 e22 SIS 634 $50, $50, $50 $780, s6i. 500, S6S
MARINE CoURT-1f5dI Ierm.-Nos. - =
a. q, rs 81, 50, "a, 4s, 80, Sc 80, 10, 81, "a, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
THE MARKETS.

.r THURSDAY, Nov II, 1857
AsHEs-The market 10 quiet for Pots. at sss@ a.
fe niiiDING MATERIALs: are generally nrm and
we note fair business The closing co,.s
NJ, Hard t20as17 for Croton, and s96at4O Tor fnna
arphia Front. Cement At o. % for Rosendme nar
~ s,c Tor Rio rande Mixed S5o. for Buenos ayes
~ and II q i2c TOR Upwashed Mixed Laths az IS 2e,
thrse mouths Lime at q 80 for Common ana ays ssots
a. an per bb for Caoined Eastern, aud q 60 per Dbl ior
csIcihed Knickerbocker and Empire alls ,o,,n nav.
,h.rl,et IL depressed cloBes ut about lstc ior
Mddng Upland istc Tor DO 90 Sew0 g6Sa4. sues u
|%SpFFF-we have nothing new OF importance 20 40.
,oday about previous figures asked, but buyers
operate sowy ana no sacs are repor,ea Western and
s,sta lonr opened quite active aud prices oi 'ne ~"
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, a Mons. W W CLARKE r. TUcKERELH
i1I.S n RinpaRrr Cas- K WHfrHaELp JOSH T. KKSsEpf,
a. Il p RowLKs !oHs JAZZ JOIN o. HALL,
- u,~ I.Nns HCKiYH H. @. WAND
of I.onisinna. rerardinp monthly

The laws Of Louisiana, regarding monthly
rers OF AZ xtons 70 tho registers OF voters In the city
rcTding only for report Of the names OF white persons
and apppg to eoored persons newly enfra
ssts M tbs various cemeteries III the City OF EewOr
leans sha make monthly returns into the registers OF
voters for the parish OF Orleans OF tpe names OF al aes
buried in their respective cemeteries stating place OF re
sdence NJ OF death The secretary OF the Charity Hos
nItsi viii Iso MAZE returns Of deaths IN like
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prrrrprs OF PRODUCE.

NOV n-lss71 bbls Flour, so bbls. whisky, 100 bols
Corn Meal 800 sacks Meal 1885, l92 hush Wheat sSS
bush Corn bush Oats, 1900 bush Rye, 1000 Dusn
Malt 7GlS hush Peas, $3.50 bush. Barley. 20 pigs.
Ashes, 1857 pkgs Beef lSl 6his Pors 2S6 pigs CuI
ys66 bbls Petroleum, l.7i9 pGgs. Butter 7Ge pKss'
Cheese AGO bills. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
NEW STATUE FOR THE CENTRAL Park.

In the early part of last year several gentle
men visiting the studio Of Mr. Cain, the sculptor, In
Paris were 80 much impressed with the model OF group
OF the "Tgress ng tho first fruit 10 her young
mat they Immediately secured the refusal Of 1t in bronze
unt they could confer with their friends In America
with fhe view OF s purchase for the Central Park The
snboned correspondence shows the result OF the efforts
OF ihese gentlemen The statue IL now IN the PARK Inc
managers OF the Inman line OF steamers generously
brought IL TO this country free OF charge.
rxwYoHK Oct 7s 1857
AxpHEw IT, GRxxx ssq Controller Of Ca,tru Pdrk-DrAh sIR
Tn, citizens othe United Statesnny of whom are
oa 70 the Central PaIh Of the Tres heroic
he auiree Cam eelelraed French sculptor II inins
Bsredne PAr Its execution snd
s,tc merit e trust will ere considered By the Commoh
sr worthy occupying prominent position In ths
pleasure grounds 10 which every American points with pde
We are my dear sir, very repeatedly yours, - -.
4 p L. Mon W. W. CLARKE, X.
VILLAS r RinDaErr caAI K WHrsakIb JOSH KKSsEpr.
Gao p jar. JOIN o. HALL
ROAM Hos. JAMS McKirr H.G. wiRD.
OFTfOE ~ BaAKp % COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
GENITAL PGRK SKw.IoHK, Ort ~, 1861 J
Msrs ~ koRsE. JOHS jar WILLIAM BLoDsErT and osrs
Of Yesterday presenting 70 the Central PARK
30 s accent this nSnisoent m peculiar graseaon
d. s,e merit a. an u the public spirit and discriminating
s ~ N, sseut cns thus Effectively eoperts with those
Al home IN the place city IN The zane max the fs Of
,,i, s AZ, tsst shs occupies In The Affairs Of The
h ~, freedom commanding With which be
h,s treated bis subject placed bh the tss o. the school
80. ~ tbs Psi The design lie sTecnsn sad the liberal dpednn
~ donor, snoas recognize With pleasure ntes widely Known
4, ~, eomuuniy influential protaotes Of te Interests Of art al
j snd egsT The Commissioners of ths Psk ve
,Unr h. she Eron1ds under their ehts nhe 10
M iii Inr the popular admiration and where s sranps
s be eaanring inTtsass 70 Hiis btrhheh s gens.sn
VIA Con,ronsr q tbs Para.
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6cuartntrsbip Yptiffs.

YT'HIS is to inform my friends and the sub
.ebr Of THE a. Y ERA that have DISSOLVED
don With AT paper q: No prpee and VIII in e ftare
M legitimate basss, shbcd sr the pasi cir years At No. Bssh
msnn Dated xsv.York, Nov ~ 1865.
JAMES A. 0vINGGOs. Attorney and Coussrlor al Law.
THE FIRM of HAMILTON, ELLERY & Co.,
stcl Brokers' Is th DAY asscye By mutual consent william
A"'' ~ 'A WV. II. HAMILTON.
WIN A. ELLRRY, j.
A. kilAMILTOE. "
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and others representing over thirteen millions Of sto

Nxw.YoRx Nov. IS, iss7.-Messs Ed~drd cunard,
Jobu + A,tor r., Bernhard Hutton, John Sterdrd and
others representing or slaoOOooo Of 'tOek-dente'"en
Your letter IL received. viii accept tho proxies OF such
q, the stockholders of the New-York Central Railroad
Company as may ft TO transmit them to me- and VIII
vote mon them as I shall vote upon my own stock.
i,h INV thanks for the confidence you have 30 kindly
,.ndsred am yours, respectfully, @. VAsDERBnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

Wd'n from warehouse. 72s2,sOs e9,ss9,7a sS,i966S9
The earnings Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad for the first week in November we're:
1861 .. sOl 49, 1866. tleoTs Decresae snoi7
The following WINS the days business ut the oiiiee
Of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs
s25o 900: Receipts for Gold Notes, s97Ooo; Iotal ne
cepts, s2e96,S76 AZ Total Payments, sl'4Oi2'o w;
Balance. slOs,sO6,iOa GO.
Mr. William NJ. Brundage Of the open Board has
formed partnership with Messrs. Meserole 81 Trum-
bull and viii continue business at No. So Exchange
place. under the firm of Meserole, Trumbull d Co.
Freghts TO Liverpool, 100 tics. Lard, and l5o pkss
Talow at $751; 1000 boxes Cheese at S0s.: and per
steamer. 1000 bbls. Flour at AZ. To London, 5000
bbs Flour at g. 3d. 81 900 bush. Wheat on private
terms, and 400 tuns Oil Cake at Sls. Sd2S2s Cd To
Glasgow. 1900 bush. Wheat at 3d. ship to Bristol
with As 600 bush Wheat at 1Od and 1900 bbls Flour
at 81.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEw-YoRK, Nov. IL, 1870. Vanderbilt,
s,o.Dear SIR: The undersigned. stockholders of tho
New.York Central Railroad Company satisfied that
change OF tho administration OF the Company and thor
oug reformation in the management OF s affairs would
result in larger dividends to the stockholders and greatly
promote the interests Of the public They therefore,
request that you will receive their proxies for the coming
election and select such Board of Directors rs shall
seem 10 YOU to DO entitled to their confidence.
They hope that such an organization win be effected as
sba secure 20 the Company the ard Of great and
acknowledged abilities Yours. respectfully,
EDWARD CUNARD,
JOHN ]. Aston, JR.,
Bernhard HUTTON,
JOHN STEWARD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

Rcsins. pale. IN bhls.
y bbl....... % 20 a % 70
Resins. EXTRA pale, -
in bblA Y BILL" eeo y Iw
ROsirs, Window
y bbi....' -. TBS . 500
Tar. North County.
In bbls., q bbl.- 800 % } -
Tar. Wllmlagton,in
bills, y bbl.... $50 d 3%
Pitch. City, in bblL
y bbl.........". 80 q -
Pitch, Southern, in
bbis.. ~ bhl.... 1910 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

L, .ssAn amusing; but no doubt painful In
cident, called e The j Iobster's Revenge
found among the trials before the Paris
! Tribnhat of Correctional Police, in 1852,
was that against o dealer in fish, who was
i, ,tsummoued by g. Madame Grebnches who
: claimed thirty francs damages for the in-
Jury caused to her nose by one of the de-
fendant's Holsters. The plaintiff. wishing
TO fegaie her husband with a delicacy for
his dinner, went to the market and was bar
ginning for lobster. which she took up In
her hand, bnt threw 1t down again, saying
1T was not fresh 5alt -7sl say bs. .iia as sd
-48s The ifishwife protested Ehat it was alive,
but Madame Grebuchet asserted the con-
= trary. TO satisfy herself that such was the
scaset she o second time applied her nose to
: tt, when the lobster, as If In defense of its
. owners veracity,s seized hold of Madame
Grebuchet,s nose With its claw, and stuck
AfEst. She screamed for assistance, but in
stead OF Immediately rendering It, the
I Dealer and her companions around burst
out into laugh, and it was some minutes
before the nose of the lady could be re-
leased. The fsher-womaD, IN her defense,
maintained she was not to blame, and that
thelmischief WAS solely caused by the inn
: -prudence OF Madame Grebuohet, in apply
ing lhetL pfomiHent- feature so closely to
the Holsters claw when she had been told
that it was alive; and the Tribunal, taking
thepsa16 viewaof the ease, dismissed the
leomplaint, and the plaintiff ordered topay
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
TkITiRIss Eahai Grsov.,

There ia In this -cftv a uouno r,or-,aI
e va,,v
Tso,;a for fin,itatinU fhI s!li,Sseu WIZ 1
nnrni 10 fcoct yShiia IN stst~ u isne
jeScs ara ss rad H {hst VI ~ ~,
oits, t,,r sa ~ az sns ap-
en awav tRe ;gbt aG % irIgnt
ing s~ sSs tS prewiers rom yawn
the sceas;in S2eita aor tt,. e n9sDsIu 2,
his marraresa ss ,onsns ~, ,'. Y
oiers nv ynnsf I1stv n Sssn
lino is ewes ybsf ~ =;
behold his sif ;n1tSe s;'diD iD
s,sS1,;s Sns eomnaeiai @ eoacn oIlcon9nga Diiss,
1io1d sS,,tl auu crowsns in lnVst
sct ssseeSn.ns
n ion 4 ~ -,
morn - +ta. ssa, s,,o,,
s!TnSfha n,nr,,; oli
and Vac No, r,sora s,p,r,sr;.s ~ :, d,s,.ra
tcS - ny 9ioie sSIpliSoe ouau atnuse'i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
6R, TUCKER'S { EXTRA VISIT,

DR. TUCKER WOULD sax. no M
consulted atthe G0QDALE HOUSE, 1G0lum6is)
daily till the first of April. -.
DR.. Fucker has now visited GOluInbas sfeglisfay
for over niue years. which sufficient evidence That
he is reliable and successful The great increase al
his practice requires this extra visit too aocommS-
enumeTate the ioin % DIE IdHlii-77 1I'r't0
pooEN TIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES
but will merely say ny speciAlityI is; THE WHOBE
mch20-tf -S5fiiYe Slii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

In the tribe OF Negdeh, there was, 8
Gshorse, whose fame was spread far and near
and Bedouin ofanother tribe, by name oi
Daher, desired extremely to possess it,
~ Having offered in vain for il his camel and
iszbis whole wealth, he bit atlength upon the
following device, by which he hoped to
gain the object Of his desire: es4l
rollHe resolved to stain his face with the
Juice of an herb, to clothe himself in rags,
70 tie his legs aud neck together, so as to
Is he Eertsto Waiefor Naber, the owner of the
:, horse, who he knew was to pass that way.
When he saw Naber approaching that way
huhe cried outsin q weak yOiees Ii8-gIAa
II am poor stranger; for three days
have been unable to move from this spot to
seek food.a Fam dying; helpme, and heaven
dS The BedoIinP kindly offered to take him
e mp on his horse and carry him home. But
the rogue replied :sI4 Eaa .zii. Tof ie17Ed 40
yh3'sl cannot fise;g / have no strength left" !"
Naber, touched with pity, idismounted,
LED bis horse to the spot and with great
difaculty set the seeming beggar on his
self In the saddle, than ne galloped of, call
ing out as be did so:S ) . Iss
su 1T is + paher, have got the horse. and
:, am of with it, $40 .-:..-t.r, i---.,.5.s
z Naber called after him to stop and listen
Certain Of not being pursued, he turned,
and halted short distance from Naber.
"You have taken my horse, said the lat
ter. Since heaven has willed it, / wish
you joy of it but do conjure you never
: % tell any one how you obtained it"
= !. And why not 3" said Daher. ~ .,es-e
-ssa ssBecause,ps said the noble Arab, s'an-
q other man might be really i'll, and men
would fear TO help him. You would be the
cause of many refusing to perform an act
OF charity, for fear Of being duped as
9 have been."di s3S3 5HI ,56IS Ji'5Hf8
Struck with shame at these words Daher
.ssWas silent for Q moment, then sspringing
from the horse, returned it to its owner
: emhraeing him; Naber made him accom-
few days together, and became fast friends
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BY the use OF
'- aCHASTELLAR'S
w WHITEzLLQUID
IF IN A M T. L.

For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use,
for giving the Iskin beautiful peari-like tint
moves NOV Tan: FrscEiss P@pies. BiOSReSS,h M5sh 59
Patches, SAlloypess; Eruptions, and ali Impurities
Of the skin, kindly healing the same leaving fhe
skin white and clean alabaster Its use cannot he
deteoed by the closest scrutiny. and being yegeta-
bepreparation is perfectly harmless. 1t is the only
sidered by the Partisan indispensable to perfect
toilet. Upwards of $4,000 bottles were sold during
Price only IS cents. Sent BY mail post paid on re-
-, BERGER, SHUTS & Cos, Chemists, =,
+ '''o 2s5 River St., Troy, N. Y.
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arIss 1S7sy 5ss aosr3 T+as.a.

Z INV Forty tam A1Otart Train.
A friend. says the eI0dcfdihsAso Record, tells
2ns that "a days since heisaw- and heard
'ns iscsnssFoisdh essesna RailISadg lpassenger
,stretehed atun length upon one, OF, ,Ithe
. sibenches IN the smoking car, with q Aveva-
ysn'i in hiszmouths]a l9ola bnooss)
Petite .Gpnduetor gathering tickets)-
bow are you, Thomas; glad to see you ;
seldom eatfIh signs Of you on this road. II
ss.lN0, John, not often. The fact is when |
have blsiness up. this way, i generally
take q horse and wagon : but as / am in no
: harry to-day time not Of the slightest
(. Eonsequence- thought / might Is well
. use che cars. sass ,Lnage. 843 j. --lsg iis f1as
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THE BURL0CK DIAMOND SHIRT
The Handsomest Shirt in the Coun-
try-The Best Fitting Shirt
Ever Made. =
,k , >sArzsF4ozzoH GUARANzEED.

N.AA-s< ->SATXSFACIION GUARANTEED
Made to. Measure at the
sSE\I foiiSwings Prices: In
Nc; New York Mills Muslin 2 or Plait Bos-
.No;,s A Wamsutta Muslin 2 or Plait Bosom.
No; B Bates Muslin or Plait Bosom. $40 90
No 10 Chapman Maslin or Plait Bosom. sss 90
No; b Uxbridge Muslin Pgait Bosom, $50 90
No Q E Attawaugan Muslin Plat Bosom. sas 90
No. sprague Shirting Z Plait Bosom. sas 90
No:iA FuIl-N. 7. MilIs Muslin. Linen Lawn
NO. 3 4 Falt~W Wamsntta Muslin. Linen Lawn
No FuiiYBatss b lS Muslin. Linen Lawn Bosoms,
No GsFsii-ohapuan Muslin. Linen Lawn
No. 5 EaR@g1bridse Muslin. Linen Lawn
No. PuS!-N. ef.sSi 7. Mills Muslin. Linen Lawn
no. ! a Paf~Wsmsutta Muslin. Linen Lawn
No BIB tq6-Bates Mus in. Linen Lawn Bosoms.
No. I e q Puff Paa. Chapman Muslin. Linen Lawn
No. B PS&R@U1bridse Fl Sisidi Muslin. Linen Lawn
No. L All Linen. Fulled Bosoms, s75 90 per
= No. 2 All Linen. PIait Bosoms. sss 90 Per
No. L An Linen. Plait Bosoms. 900 90 per
No: Is Spanish Linen.7 Plait Bosoms. s4s 90 per
No. aS Spanish Linen. 7Plait Bosoms. as 90 per
: No. So Spanish Linen. = Plait Bosoms, $50 per
dozen. 1s-l IfH-ii =
No. ST French Percalss. So 7 Plat Bosoms, COL
lars detached, $50 90 per dozen. - - - r
No, sF Full French Percales Fulled Bosoms, Col
lars detached, S5t % per dozen. -
|TgsHo:e A Mamsutta Muslin. Fine Plait Bosoms,
$46 90 per dozen.
No: G G Chapman Muslin. Fine Plait Bosoms.
10. 10 i A, i NY. Mills Muslin-Embroidered.
$65 90 per dozen. y-sa--.. 'f ~. H..
No. A 4 Wamsutta Muslin-Embroidered.
No. IT Fine Spanish Linen. PATENT. Travelling
= Any style with Collars attached, 50 so to @ 90
Call and leave your measure. and if the Shirts do
not it, we will refund the money.
|. $50 CLARK & NISWANDERs
sr..s7 a-si, szS SOLE AGENTS, 4Es. r. ~
rss51d s2t5 S0TJTH HIGH STREET.