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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03

DOVER CoMPAYY,)
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. ;
DOVER MINES VA, April "a. 1887. }
Mr. William S. Manson, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from you as been set up on the company's build
ings here, and Ia very satisfactory.
The principle Of Its construction is ppquestiona-
bly correct-the amount of conducting surface
being very great in proportion to the weight of
metal used.
The work OF setting mp seems also to have been
we'll and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
CHAs. p. Stone,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03
Commission Merchants.

MILLS 81 RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
Nl CHANGE RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase and
sale of LEAF and MANUFACTURED T0BACCOs.
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
signments. Refer to A. F. HARVEY. President Of
National Bank OF Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr:,
ESQ.,, Richmond, Va. Messrs. Il. MESSENGER d
Co., New York Messrs. JOHNSON h THOMPSON,
Boston, Mass. iy Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03
Stock Re1atisitiO1lS.

OFFICE CITY BAHK,)
RICHMOND, June 3, 1867.
STOCKHOLDERS ARE HEREBY
= notified that the THIRD INsTALMENT Of
81 per share will be due and payable on or before
the 5th of Juna instant. Delinquents Will be sub
jected to the fine. J. Z. ALLEN, Cashier.
10
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Steamers.
PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
III gTRAM pLCEET CAMpANY -

DOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-Ths En-
splendid side wheel steamships ~<S-eS2
HATTERAs, 9. ALExASpRR com. .-sLSs
mander. and ALbEMkhLE, X. A RSxA4aStb
BouRsB commandeL, leave Richmond sIsI
TUESDAY and SATURDAY; leave New IHs
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, ard were built t'
prsssiy for this route. They have splendid sEiol'
and ststerooms, and the fare, attention, and Sc
commodAtions are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed rsgu!h =
Ct Sew York on tbs company's covered pie"
North riverI within forty Gig ht hours.
Insurance effected At lowest rates when oTtsi'i'
Freights for points beyond New York are id.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made sIssp'
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New "
leans, and other southsrn ports leave from he ~.
Joining pier. All goods for these potnts 80
promptly transferred without exposure.
AaEETs.
n. l.. McCRBADY, President, Isl Grssnv.'i
sIagEL AYszs 4 Co, Richmond. Va;
JOHN N. WEST, City Point and PstsrsbaH
r. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply 10
SAMUEL AYRBs i CO.,
s7s-ts 1870 Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03
Engineer and Sup

Persons wishing the above.specifed rod, or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can ha We the work done in the most faithful man
ner All work put mp by me kept In repair free of
WILLIAM s. MUNS0N,
mvaa Am 900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03
T LIGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,

T IGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD.
consisting Of
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED.
being half-inch diameter. and equal to three
inch bar Of iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod is entirely continuous in It's character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and so pronounced by scientific
experts as the following extracts will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHTRRIoR,(
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June IL. 1865.
Sir-In reply to yours Of the 9th instant to the
qualities Of your patent lightning rod IA comblna-
nation Of copper and irony, the kind applied by
you to the Patent Office building will state that It
fully coincide, that II is the best rod yet produced
and therefore very cheerfally rscomme and its use.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
THOMAS ID. BOND,
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
Patent Office Building.
To l.. J. RaDley, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
Iconcur in the above opinion.
late Architect of United states Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED sTArEs,(
July l6. 1865.
electricity, and the examination have made of
Mr. l.. J. Hawley's invention, | am OF the opinion
that his IL the best and safest electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts scientifically ar
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06

IRISH INDEPENDENCE. w. Z. II. Lecky,
the author of the History of Rationalsm,
which constituted the literary wonder OF the
reading world of last year, is engaged, we un-
stand ON another literary undertaking which
is likely to engross him for at least , Two years
cod I;hera,s Of the world, and withal, an Irish
By and S9ta s G to aeIFsy Fsnnn has
Deeh ior ,a;,ds that it has already put Ireland
isn n. iaast n century in civilization, and that
f. nag carried further and iostered into standing
so Irishmen, and between Irishmen and tho
Rrtish Government il will work incalculable
mischefs to the future prosperity ofthe nation.
These sentim snts from an Irish repeater, who
favors the most liberal construction OF popular
rights, as well as the encouragement OF indus
try by all possible means as one OF me great
levers of modern civilization. are wen worthy
the consideration of our Congressional lawglv-
- VII, q ot,aot inst now such an interest in the
eause of Irish independenee.-Boston Tran
script .s,.. .
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06

BRIEF CoLLOQUY.-The Hartford Press
gives the following as among the late election
incidents in that city: ...-r.-. ..........-
"How do you feel now?" said a iubilant con-
perhead to leading republican on his way
home about A. NJ.
"Just as Lazarus did, when he was licked by
dogs" grOwled the person catechised, as he
walked briskly on.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06
Why FIRES ARE RARE IN Hoxo1 mn III

WHY FIRES ARE RARE IN HoNoLULu-The
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, published at
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, says: ''
The first fire for several months in this city
occurred on Tuesday last Though occurring
in thickly-peOpled part of the town, it failed
to spread to the neighboring tenaments, owing
to the promptness OF the fire companies, whose
vigilance is commendable. Our exempIoh
from fires is subject of frequent remark % .h,s'
however, is owing mainly to the tact tni' .n nsn.,
and fires are seldom resorted to IN our s'oles
..ao.oS anu som dwellings The risk from fire in
Honolulu, though apparently greater than in
ntEnr n;ties. when the conbustable nature of
the bonses only is considered, is really less, on
account of the infrequent use Of lights and
fires"
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06

What kind of patients are the most ten
derly cared for by physicians5 Ihe !ee-on'
ones, Of course,
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06

A SWARM OF CoMMIssIONERs.--Ale letter
from Paris says the Americans are amusing
themselves at the expense of the gubernator-
ial representatives sent to the Exposition.
''fhey say hardly man for the last three
months has come to Paris without commis-
sion from the governor Of his State 10 the
Paris Exhibition The larger part OF these
commissioners will allow these cerhhcates TO
remain in the bottom of their trunks, as no
notice whatever is taken by the Paris authori-
ties of States individually. The last report is
that a large delegation of Ojibeway Indians
are coming as commissioners to the Exhibi-
tinD
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is pnbIsnesi
every day, SUNDAY exeepted,l at No. ffih'e''
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland.
N. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
Ms:-Eight Dollars a year in advance.

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every THURSDAY morning at SZ.oo year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADYERTIsfSG-One men OF space in
lApaih az column constitutes % square
Sl5D per square daily first week IS cents Der
week after; three insertions, or less SiOO: copinu
ing everyother day after first week, 80 cents
Halt uare, three insertions less rs cents: one
week. Sl00; so cents per week after
Under head of ''AMUsEMENrs - 50 on ner souara
per week; three insertions or less 81 80
SPECIAL NOTICES, 25 per square for the first in
insertion. ~ ~
Auvettlsemenis inserted in the sMAINE STATE
'tEss (which has a large circulation in every par
o Ie Statellor $1O0 per square for first insertion
iha "ocehts per squire for each subsequent inser-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06
r,;,;,.rx Vs.. civil Eevernment.

aaso,;sn,sY Law established in the South by the
Padpnnstrrction bill But singularly enough,
these adespotisms" have no terrors for loyal
men ON the contrary, they hail them AS the
barbingers of their civil and political salvation.
ane & t,,a late rebels in arms who fss1 az o,y my
privilege of hunting down white and black
Unionists is not likely 10 be continued, except
under somewhat dangerous circumstances. II
is h nceforth decreed that loyal man in the
South shall count just as much as rebel, and
receive that protection at the hands of the
United States-,Jersey City Times.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06
BUILDING.
a1EO BUILDERS.

A RCHITECTUREN 4 INGENEesR TNss.
IA Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNEILx 4 CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEA d, an Architect
of established reputation and will in future carry
Architecture with their business as Engineers. Par
ties intending to build invited 10 call at their
odce, No, 500 Congress street, and examine eleva-
tions and plans OF churches, banks stores blocks OF
buildings &C.. 5,'',fr .i. lsff st 40 tt'a j12 I
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06

Painting executed in all it's styles and varieties,
with prOmptness and dispatch. Well known for the
past seventeen years employee of Charles Fobes
q share of his former patronage il solicited.
March n, d3m
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06

Non Ferfsiiing, Esasiowmeni, Ten Year,
an" All other = Forms Of Policies are is.
sued by ilss Company. on more fnycr-
able advantages tinasn by any other. isL
This Co. issued during the last ~ months, 13343
Policies. being 1000 more than issued by any oiher
Co. IN this country Cash received Ter Pr ENIIUMS
S5,342Si2 Receipts tor INTEREST, 81 .l12 OOO while
its losses being only $172,O00 showing the receipts
for INTEREST to be nearly $3.50 900 more than its
losses. ft-e,ts e,4 rr-.. :. & : -,-
w BE carefm mot to co9found the name OF this
Co. aoiM others simildr : 'iillf 'f wv .
fab16 diff g. f,t.t......F .trf;.a..r 4.-.t 4
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-06
THE PARDON OF DEsERTER's.

Another report is that rebutting testimony
has been introduced m relation to the restora-
tion OF 1893 deserters which Gen Butler charges
the President with doing for the purpose of
making Democratic votes. 1t is now declar-
ed that tbs men were not restored until
month after the election, so the pardoning
was not Ione ior political purposes.
Tom Florence, however, testified on Satur-
urday that he obtained the pardon on the let
ter OF the Democratic candidate, and received
therefore 81 900 for his services. .
ITEMS
The Senate will be in session for about ten
days. The city is still full OF members ana
office holders. The Maine delegation seems
to have returned home. SPEcEAro6'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
THE MARKETS.


AsUEs-Tle demand for Pots has been fair, but at
variable prices, closing at sSQss co. Pearls are nominal
BRICKS are without change to note the demand is
far sales ct SO for Common Hard tsas2o for Croton
and SIS for Philadelphia Front
CoTT0N-Frcn exporters there has been very fair
inquiry and with more favorable foreign sdvSes prices
are stronger closing at 99c for Mddlng UpaHds 20 &C.
for do New orleans and Texas Gales q t,s? Pales
COFFEE-Tle demand for Rio is still good, and prices
are Sustained without difficulty, OF lO5 bags ex
Queen Of the Fleet private terms IA other styles we
hear ONO movement.
CEMENT esendale remains firm, with fair business
flour AID MEAI-we have had very good de-
mand for the low grades OF Western and state Flour since
this dav week. Prices have improved though much IT.
regularity has characterized the sales This Is duesn
great measure TO the scarcity Of money with the trade
Scond and thrdclass dealers find very hard to make
prompt collections The business OF the week, ON the
whole proved more satisfactory than for pre-
yOus. STILL the depletion in ne stock has n6reen as &C
seem inclined TO stock themselves beyond their immediate
wants in the present depressed state OF trade generally
we notice more seadness the stock Of these however
Is large The nq1iry for export has proved light, and
nothing has been purchased for European markets. To-
day the market opened dull and easier, 6aloc per Dbl
lower the low and medium grades. This lnduced a
fair demand and note considerable irregarty in the
TRANSACTIONS The sales Gs50 bbs at 90 oaS0 25 for
Superfne State $40 300S2 for Extra do Sl0US IS for
shipping Ohio; sI 75aS3 10 Fair Choice Extra do
Si l60sl2 forhppng Ohio; t2 2OaS3 80 for Trade do
and $I2 7506 IS FOR st. Louis Extra. Canadian Flour
has ruled dull and the market closes inactive and heavy
sales OF 50 bbs Sl2dsI 60 for Extras Southern Flour
grades S have ascned a have BEEN
firmly but have been difficult Of sale. The euppy APP
adequate to the present wants Of the trade closing
dun and easier especially for the medium brands sales
Baltimore and Country and ga 1886 60 FOR Trade and
Family brands Rye Flour has been freely offered, and
OF $50 bills II iOSS Corn Meal has been fairly active
and timer the supply light We quote Jersey at IS 20
GSS 70 Mafss Caoe at s. ?5 and Bandy%ine at s. Co.
EFFORTS IRON SEPT. l, 1866, TO DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1867.
per push cacutta Inseed "a lower and du at y ssasa

per bush Calcutta fnseed lower and duh at a S5at2
40 IN Boston and here.
SBINSFOr Goat the market rules quiet and prices con-
tinuo nOmnal sales have been bales uOnteYdeo and
Al bales Paya on private Receipts, 73 bales Mex
can and 0l bales Calcutta For Deer the demand only
moderately active; sales have been 20O0 Cbagres 100
san Juan, and 5000 Puerto Cabeo private terms.
Receipts liberal; stock accumulatng and well assorted
Deer-Ionduras Coo. Y San Juan, SO eb6c.; Bolivar,
42lc; ssa, 6It1 Vera Cruz, COO; Chagres, 56@S5;
Puerto CabelO, ts1d6oc; Para 62s066c. Goat-BuenOs
Ayres, % dS7ae; Paya, S563e Cape, i0c currency
gold
TALL0W-The demand has been good but at variable
Prices, closing du and Aeavyi sales d 1900 at E
WOU-Ihere has been only moderate business IN Do
nestle since our last the sales making being confined 10
immediate wants manufacturers being the only operators
VINO are not disposed 70 purchase for the present unless AT
lower prices, whe holders demand an advance At pres
ent, prices must be regarded as nominal We quote
Domestic Feeces at 40d45c for Natys and Merinos 460
Soc for and 4sd6Oc for fublood berinos, and 600
csc forSaxony FeeCes 0040c for No Pulled OQ65e for
buperne do'and IS G5c for Extra do 22G21c for Com
mon Unwashed California; 30040c. for Fine dol 9OG32c.
for Texas, and American Combng at 65G65c. We quote
Foreign as follows: South American 1t 2G27c. for
Common washed; 32d37e. for Unwaehed Mestza and
MeT1noi 3264Sc. for Washed Entire Rios, N030c. for
Unwashed CroOe; 40ei6c. for Washed Cordova; CHILEAN
at A03lc. Tor Unwashed McstZa and Mer1no; cape OF
Good Hope, 3093Jc for Unwashed East India, 35Q55e
for washed andAfriean at 2OQ3OeSfor Unwashed, and
S0G40c for Washed.
WHlsK Y-rne inquiry fair; prices without change;
sales OF 80 Dds. Wester3 II zoe. In bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
p4SSEgGERS ARRIVED.

FROM AsPIsWll.L, Feb 9n steamship Ocean Qseeb-oea
James Hall Franklin Bie G. Schrbe ard child Robert Nears
Mothers There's end Xavier, Capt Rdwbs Pollock Ma
Tobin Worser wife and children and Cunes Ellis
Elias GreenbApp L. Adams j. Fskneau. Mrs W. G. coley sd
servant Henry Cohen Ash D. Lombard D. Baker and %
A. Abe Cay and brother j. Roach Com J. NJ Watsop 4
HSwkey g. Boes wife and infant. = Hopper y Johnson, ~
IS Brady ~ beck W. Wallace Mason Wilson ~ tsi Ut y
~ trook and He agnes MAsnn Turner wife ard ehd " y
Williams a Davidson NJ y Basss Walter AoHA, ~ " be1eoes d.
sIorbo vile aud infant w H. nsknson AIs = w Loehsra sae
shd Jones Mrs J. Sebng, child infant VIM 0ieAson hf
Mr. Cuok, Wife, infant and W. Alexander Dstt.r,
Carlos klnegsr, Nareisso EscobSs William Winksr, w.
Bowen, William Kerr wife, infant and d. d. Howell K
Richardson George ~ Bower, j. T. Hickman JOAQUIN Henasdss
Francis How jose NJ Amens Dr. Durale WOODBURY. Geoso
Schroeder wife and chid T. Mccoy A. ~ Grtbg Bow Mn.
Pateh children. Nanser w r. Ledhsster H. Higgins
fort &C Morrison t children C. W. wslI.r j. waisop "
W. Lake l. BegGoan, T. bsthy, r. Gihson,
A. G. Bennett wife and child Thos Barr Dasae Mrs J.
Gonwan Daniel David " A. Lstkop aud brother Bis Miller
"A Tortnsn Stephens Benz. Stafford and wife, j. enntb,
John Armstrong Ba wife and child Fred Tsschse Cbre,
H. Green John Block j. L. Marshall Z. CUP & HsBehett
O. BBrsharll. J. DiHona T. swssse, }. Hare,
ald child; j. NJ Caldwell C., Wood. j. Leopold and wife,
w J. Marvin, Brown, Harry Hsigh J. Springer wife
and children David Martin D. W. Meredith, VIM Holmes us
and sister j. Nelson Mrs Mary Cumsicd Adams w ssd TIVE h
.dren G. VIM wife nsnt Gsigsman g. W. Cray Cohen
Bobb Benne' Josiah Adams o. Peuau Oscsr Psot CAPT
Ridge NJ. Pratt, and ll9 n thesieerage. -
FROM SAVANNAH Feb leIn steamship Ieo-Robt Bsndry T.
Randolph Richard romeoy, d. Rtehe W. W. Goodwin Mss
AZ. A. n Mhken NJ s. MaDdaps Capt Ross q WaEren
Miss " cCottery H. j. seheack w Keys, hss
R. NJ. Bergen T. J. Qlinn T. Rodgers, and NJ Astaoley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoMAiUNIPAw Feb. 9.-ATiyals at these yards for
the week 10 live stock including 6i6 beeves l79f
Sheppard 5,ls hogs Slaughtered, 49, sheep and 500
hogs Few sales Of cattle have been made here most OF
the stock going TO Hudson City and One-hundredthst:
About go head reached here too late 70 sell last week. and
taken direct TO the National Yards for Monday 8
who refuse offers day rarely have them re-
peated the next The $500 head reported at Albany and
decline of 4Gpc. 10 live weight there foreehsd0ws q
duh trade next Monday.
Sheep on the decline poorer quality contributing
In part 10 the downfall Receipts large, weather bad,
and butchers having hard trade which accouns for
the decline OF &C. from this day week. Take the stock as
is coming IN and prices range from 6c 70 11c most OF
the lots selling at GG7c
Hogs held their during the fore part OF the week
but with bad weather and heavy arrivals OF western
dressed they declining IN price. Most Of the sales
yesterday at s6Sc but with an inferior grade they
are only bringing 7366c to-day with five sale at
this place. At OF the slaghtcring benches q men
OF 500 hogs In two hours and 35 minutes, which was
1T per hour making the capacity OF the six benehos f2
per hour This may be eet down as quick work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
Total ..............3,ll5,110
gHTunfIsNrsfa
Excess Of shipments. % 1896, AT

These figures show falling off IN the receipts from the
country this season Of 442g922 pounds, which Is ac-
counted for part by the lower prices ruling here this
season and part 10y the interruptions in means OF trans
pOrtatOn. On the other hand, the shipments have In
creased 3736B03 pounds over twOthirds Of which IN ia
the single article Of lard Adding these two items To-
gether have SlG 235 pounds 80 the reduction OF stock
In excess OF last season, which is equal TO the production
OF oveG 900 hOgs0f 225 pounds caeh but The Increase
ia the stock hand at the commencement Oi the season
and the numbe'of hogs packed here will compensate Tor
this nearly threefOld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
PAssENeERs sAILRp

ZOE CHARLESTON Peh ala stesmsas Qdaksr C--n. "a
dr. W. Wade Ma "; g. Lone Nj. Asas Lane asd MA
,he Reg Frascis Lehman Mrs Glass BSrklsy LenT -
Funston, y y EsOE Dr. Jo6n Dsllan h DItks, Rshar<
COnsn Mr. Mcintosh W Bitton Mrs Dennlnz Mia Ensh l.
Dennnc H. Conon Ms j. Gyous and children Mrs ~ besy W
Bsehman Mrs Bsehnaa Miss Jeanette Miller Charles de y Val Mr
Porter Geo TnleT A. T. IulT Miss Jane PaeT Mira fasy Tt9
shaw Small kn0r Mas g. Opdyks Mrs Dr. sbeaSns hff u
W. Coles Miss Mary Berchad Mira Leigh Miss johnson, and oerh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

PETROLEUM Is dun; we quote Crude az NC IN bpls,
and l3e I'm bulk Refined in bond, &c for H. De- 2c Joe
L. d. 10 w. 2oc for +. L. d., 90ic. for s. W. and @52c'
for L. w. ~, ....,..,.uoa
SUGARs-Raw Sugars have sold only moderately
owing principally TO the storm but holders remain a 5
for Cuba, and 81 hhds. Martinique on private teilh'
Refined are steady Mt l5t0l5tc Tor Haids "a Tho
demand for Timothy lie moderate, but prices are urn
O. S2lQA per busb, Rough fla4 Hesd dan ~ HJe~sV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

American, Adams, United States and Wells, Fargo d.
CO.. stocks at LOWEST MARKET RATES Orders for pur
chase and sale in all OF above securities solicited.
N B-IIOiders OF Merchants Union Stock sending for
ward tOr sale indorse each receipt and attach
power Of attorney, signed IN BLANK, except as TO the
number az sngTcg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FEB o-2O4T bbs. Flour 900 bbls. Whisky, 122 bbls
Corn Meal, l,9u sacks Corn Meal $50 bush Corn, 4s9.
bush Oats 16 bush Seeds 64 bbls Pork sci pigs Cut
Meats 400 pkcs. Lard 2232 Dressed Hogs, 4isJ bbs
Petroleum, 1850 pkgs Butter, 2,5il pkgs. Cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
GEO. G. DUNBAR,
SapinQs BanSs.

...., East RIVER SAVINGS ISsrITUTION,)
No 3 CHAnBERssT., Z
NEwYoRK Dec u, 1856
nEPOSITORS are hereby notified that inter
~ The ratc9 per cent per anhum viii be pad on q. .ns
over which have deposited for tie space OF OI and Iee
noa;h previous At January 1901 PAYABLE on ana after NC
Interest cae for viii be added TO NE
principal as Deposited previous 10 TIE ls1 oil jan
70, ,---.. 4,
Bark open daily rom 10 ~ aEd % IaITSays from to
WILLIAM H. SLoCUM President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Bun Sun Ses...S:3) Neon Rises Morn
|
Sandy Hook Cows Island l2:54 Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
i1ori t)aroen's Notife.

STATE or HEw.Yosx, ! ,
PORr.WARDBNs OFFICE, No ~ Wlh&s ~
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance w AZ.
" Section Of the Act passed April H. lS1' snuueo IL ,sss
Reorraua tbs Warns Of the Port Of New e 80 so1i,
nterestsd IT, having charge o. the subject mate, assI ,Isr
survey hat the following vessels are w1
% nv ,he port Wareps and that ssd snrves OF hs[ ~
he completed within ten days succeeding 'D' h' W
vessels.
shin
shin
RaF. A A.
p.rLC ~
Ri Conraie ........... .'.''''''''''''' rhi.s
Bro T.. Nash. ~ '''''''''' n -
Elorcnfe
ES pora Baker. ~ Iss p,sslisst
J. Ave, BEEHnAB sesrsisrI.
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BoOKsTivER. THAYER 4, SIoSsoN, BANKERS AND
RR0KFRs No. II Broadway, New-York Dealers in Gold,
Government Securities Railroad, Express, and Mining
Stock.
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81 MANS FIRE ISsURAScs Co. On1cs No 6!wsiLsr,}
EEw.YORK, Feb. 5, 1901 )
nTVIDEND-A Semi Annual DIVIDEND of
FIVE 90 CENT Gree % Goyenment tan has this day been
declared psye At this and amer Monday llth instant
WASHINGTON POST. Secretary
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