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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03
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LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN l'lI1a'AssS.


LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN GiIICAGo.
Taa> ard Isagain-.
MOVES y BROWN, Board ol Trade Bag Factory
a. l.. Sale -
Roots and SHOES.
NJ HENDERSON \ CO. ., 4 lN.est
FARGO FALLS \ 60 Is 4 - Wabash Ave
PHELPS. nopGE& 20 " Late -
SAL NHER, BROTHER 4 GO @e la'sei
snncciting S,nmp--tScc"r'. Eatcrr.
Rest atd cheapest !, b. dat.f Hsci 10
AZ ,ytrsetilng needed iur,r vh.es
enny dates nv ttti,c A@ nrd
child esn REGULATE Z uts Si1m.-
ms Agents vented. Ntd~r-
II Is SFNVttiHs.
49, f. nta. tern ~.
,arrcilng, cursnin Go"s~ 4 EFe'isiinR.
ALMA NADkES EmaH itai ~ lnlh Clark
Carriages, gsu.@ie~, FSrres- u,gon-,
&e., Hc.
coAS : TI.S HI 4ht me - iAuauph St.
and HI, Ne.i l,Irta fh 81 GIN II Ait
UE\El Nul.EIS tugrcfo state & lV enh sss
Commission stere,inatr--ts.encraD..
cAKlisK. ptMAltA - 90 80 sou Water -
p,i,Il ctitrfL / 90 10 Sarsh Water It
I,WHoS mos 4 MARI. lsi scum Water y
CARROLL BlNftli. = 90 50 hambcF OF
Commerce.
.f...n aud sia.. Nvnrc.
now Nit,tMNS d WINSTON t+ncccfsoss
10 nae.,, Eos I.. il. II. 4 u Randolph -,
va sto..sa
,,,....r ,..r,,.'n n I'""s.s. s.r.,.s,
BoWiN. WHllM#.& n Wl%SioM Sn.c..fot-
10 loMtn fiu.. ttsp NiiaH- and Woo"nS II.
i; 10 4 ~ Yauf5i,ltt
KING WNlts'te. = t'1 r. i}rdUli s.
: h.JAehs2s Nsaa.h a.s''ns
Earic W.rit~. =. v-. eaf+, r're irnt.
ENGINE. -. =. say s5
Ma'hi1'lf' -"
Farn'r s'rf ss'i ~ ti'" a'"n
a T. BISHOP ~ SCOTT .uf .s
Fnrn,in~ 'gouis, ste,#. nm ssnae
Mood =. af..
sT,Rnf-Ivr & EEtT-lY IL; 14trs
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:, . 49,. e.. ~,
r."narrt. u, Washln Ion 81.
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CHILD \ hHl,',~ I.,eet9iF v "H"io e
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E"iN'' hia''''s : - ''.'.'' 80 o.
saia~- ttan'haf''ii.Ff'
N,n ,' y 80 'i'''' N'A'
ssa,.,r.
EDWIN HUT & sons ratcet
Hardware. Cutlery A rfrnr--. r.o,.
| sI,KIrs ppreTnv 4 ~, aa.,a
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.,nc;s =
HALL. KfNnATH K Cp "a - f virti..
Avenue
C. u. BROWN 4 90. ,i h-i,t
r..--cf~.
n MATSoN & CO ft3r5fsot
GILES. BRo. $50, -,cen i ,# tort q. C.g 4
anu hfass 'o.' 7 = i-'te
Acroscnc OF. lamps . t-3ns.fgsrr
WhEfLiR d ia Lie tatgat
Leather ard Gnhfter Eseissa,s.
HAl1ock WiliFllIt g. =
,'1 on, . - o. ~ h''''t' l's s'F -Als
i'
hacHiA"fy h7ssNss
hAW M q I@ etN 100
1 nrl,,. cav Nv NJ Il, II !. s' I'm
, pInr,' $500 ~ ~"
EAT steam iHihpz. -. q N"s'l 4f''.a t.
GREENLEE. mo 4 CD. Manufacturers ~
for and dealers IN stea4 rf.tf.a t#tetiltrs
Mills and Saws Beiin@ Waeon Machinery.
supplies Tor Noo.en Mille aad hitsainiIs =
WOOD Working haShA-fS q az h4n.s-ss u.
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Noslons, Nn.e s29ss "a As'~ifrs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03

ENFEBIE ED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of both sexes use iirlNBor D's ENrRAcT Buorr. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 rleep we'll Lfeb5dgSw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03

DsnocRATic GAIS.-An election was
held in the Fifth ward of indianapolis on
the 9th ult., which the Democratic nomi
oess was elected by . majority Of l6s, which
Asgs gain. This 10 the first election
nesa unoer me new registry law passed By
the Legislature Of that STATE last winter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vgor the frame and bloom the pallid cheek
Debility Is accompanied by many alarming symp
toms. and Ii treatment Is submitted TO. consump
ton. insanity epiieptic fits ensue. ifebs-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.
KELMH0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
fsa certain cure for diseases o. the
BLADDER KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DRoPsY.
ORGANIC WEAK ness. FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Ard al seases Of the .......
URINARY ORGANS,
MALE OR FEMALE,
fron whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW Long STANDING.
Diseases fthese organs require the use of ttnrsic
n no treatment T. submitted 10. Consumption or
Insanity may ensoe our Flesh aud Blood are sup
ported from these sources. AMI the
HEALTH Asp HAPPINESS,
ard
that Of Postori,y. depends upon prompt - OF re-
la bic remedy.
HEiNBOLVS EXTRACT BrCHU,
Established upwards offs years. prepared by
~. II. EsEG.uSSOLD,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MAnAxr ZADoC PoaTEIs
CURATIVE CoUGH 3 Is a NJ,

-
The y -. cieaprst. AMI
Coughs Colds, & ,ifr
parsiy Vegetable.
or other DEL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-03

The Gasetse copies the above card, and
in the same issue keeps the names Of the
declining candidates At the head Of is col
umns. On. ths patience, and meekness,
ard long>suGerine, and self>sacsifice pi
= strong and earnest Temperance men T.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
HOOP SKIRTS.


NEW SPRING STILES, 'OUa Owy MAKE,
embracing every New aad De1irabl5 size,
style and shape Of Flain and Trail lIoce
SRirTs-2, IA. p, : 81, 3 ii, 3 IL, 81
and yds., rouId. every length and size
Waist; in every rcsPcc, FIRST QUALIfY, aud
cqpecinlly adapted to meet the wants Of EIEsr
tl.tss and most fashionable TRADE.
"OTn Owy MAKE" of Hoop Skirts, are
licLter. more elastic, more durable, ana
rlALY CHCAPaa than any other make Of Ell
der Single or Double Spring Skirt in the
American Aarkct. They are WARRANTED in
every respect. Al wherever introduced Civ C
universal satlAtac ION. They are now being
cxtcns,yely Sold by Retailers, AMI every sady
should try them.
Asi; for "Ilopkin's Ovn Make" and sec
that each Ssir, is Stamped Nv. 7. HOPKINS
MANUFACTCEER, G2S ARCH Street, PAii-
adclpbia.' No others are Gen Fine. \ Cata-
logue contain ing style. Size AID Retail Prices
sent to any address. ! Uniform ara Liberal
Discount allowed to Dealers. O.,iers by
mail or otheswisc, promptly and carefully
f led bOles;,lc ANA Retail, at Manuiac'0f 0fy
and Sales ROOMS, 10. 635 ARCH 81, PHIL
DELPuIA.
,'ki'is made to order, altered and repaired.
TERMS, NET CASH. one pl.iCE ONLY.
mar. l3, 'G1-lom. EM, T. HOPKINS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

+. B. B. C.-Thc members Of the Ez-
cclsjor Base Ball Club are requested to
meet in the Court !I2nse, on Saturday
evening next, at O'Clock
BY order Of the President.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

{[lsAtCu1JILLAS SEAINAHl.-Ih.si io
- s...u'.oa torm'y tie properly Prof.
:. i sharp. nni iic!y purchased hy y. NJA-
'yr. G."Uty Sur,IiIloa.,a4. e 5I.-.i.a -5ua.y.
Jas been thoroughly renovated aui r-.ur-
a'sa,t. J.e na,sr Ics Aa.e been rc-..ii
90 lAa hHILu.. and other Improvements
r.-ie 20 q. te n.a a. /; c,c b. .Lc most l.s.r-
aii.! in i.,u:.on. il tie county. = tc4-arr-
c.a-, d l2 formed Sc. tae opening OF tie
s"~siaa and vI.i te cna.inuei tlrlH.Jrn'.
THE summer "es-.on oP,Es on Wednesday,
! .rl, intn sli continues twcuiy weeks,
aHais:--.uisisn, Boarding. Lat am
furu ri rooms prv SESSION >-1.G1.
Ilsse desiring alasitt-4cc sLo4N aIpl-
early.
Iyg further particulars address
MibIiN MoHLEP. Prin
IoTi-ta~H. Fa.. ua1l H=rch @gjl. after
w..ch NJ E.-la.a4 a.i..s, Ia.
feb. ;" 1851.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
IIEfIsG:, ERS
Ne e ST A c. HE'S,

i OECED to grew upon the smoothest face
: in from lire, to five weeks by using Dr
&evigne's Ees'aurategr Capiiiairc. the most
wonderful discovery in modern science act
IN. uron the Beard and Hair in an a'no,:
alIacD..us hammer. Il has been U-ed ~ ia.
cite Of Paris and Lon.an HiIh The ri,st lHt-
tyrirg suecc->. Names Of all purchasers vii.
lie registered, and ii eulige satisfaction i
Mt gwen in every instance, The mouyy WI
re caocrfu..y refunded. Price by mail, seal
-i aud paid. ST. Hescsiguye circulars
and testimonials mail !. free Address
BEHoLE, SHUT = C3., Chemists,
Ao go River Street. troy, y. !.
Sole agent, tor iac UM,ct States.
fti "a 'UT-iv
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

ikf ANILD.-SUMAC.-The UnJrr----r-1
" wishes to purchase pare sumar -, -
or small quantities. Highest mark, 49,
PAID on delivery at sumac mill. Macb,n;.-
ourg, JuEiaIa county, Ia.
\. HERTZLER
augHst :, l39J-.f
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

CosBiys' ILLUSTRATED DoNrsTIc
NIEIE which las recently been put in
circulation in this State by Mr. H. A.
Sueet, Of Eanislurg, las many yalp,
able and Interesting features peculiar to
itself ar the wants Of tic people We
ira harry to learn that the agents for
thi> excellent work are having great sue
cess, an4 we .Aina that teachers or any
one wishing for honorable or u,eGu! en-
rlyywant, would do we'll to address AIr.
Street at once for particulars an4 secure
Territory. See lis advertisement in an
ether column. Agents selling the Bible
cay are not required to pay license-s;cc.
70. Article - {. s. Rcyepue Laws.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
AS Z GCh0GY
TIE WORLD A6TONISNED
At THE woSDERFUL REVELATIONS
MDAE DY TI!s GREAT ASTEOL0GIST.
M0dHWa II, 4. p T. r R}T y

Madama II, Il. p i RRIGO.
She reveals secrets NJ mortal c7ar kucv.-
She restores 70 happiness those uha. FROM do.a
full events, cltGSiroPhes, crosses n love. l,s5
O. relations aHi friends, loss or money. &c.
have become desPondcnt- She brings te.cta
CT those long separated, gives Information.
concerning absent friends or lovers, restore.
lost or stolen property, iel!s yoC he business
You are best qualified to pursue and in what
you will be most successful, causes speedy
marriages and tells you the very d9y you viii
marry, gives yoa the naIar, likeness ard char
acteristics Of the person. She reads y0Gr
very thoughts, ana iy her almost snperuatu-
raj powers unveils The dsrl. and LiJl-L. mys-
teries Of the future. Prom the stars we see
in the frmameui--the maie.c Stars rhat over
come or pred0minaie IN the conf aUr1ii0n-.
from the aspects and positions Of the planets
and the AXed stars in the heavens ut tie tine
of bir.h. si.e dciuccs tre future destiny Of
ran. FAN not TO consult the greatest AstrGl-
ogi1t on earth. Il costs You bnt a uitie. and
you Ray never again have 30 favorable an
opportunity. Consultation fee, with likeness
and all desired Information, : l. Parties Iiy-
ING at distance can consult the Madame hv
mail with equal safety anu satisfaction 20
themselves, as il il person. 4 h,i and ex-
piicit chart written Gu., with al inquiries
answered an! likeness enclosed. SeAt b.: mail
on receipt of price aI1y. mentioned. TIE
slGctcst sncTesy viii lie inaIntsinej, and ali
-uondcacc returned or destroyed. Ref
creucts # iI- highest order Glrul-ici those
desiring thcm WIi.c plainly the lty Of the
month and year in which you were born, en-
closing a .iali! lock Of L4.r.
AdIrese. MADtHz II. s. TEIRlGG.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

- The following are some Of the changes
made il the Internal EeyenCe laws by
the act approved IIafch, ., 1867:
Tie amount oil income exempt from
tax has been increased from $500 to
$1,000, aud the tax Of 10 per cent. on
sums above $1,000 has beca repealed; SO
fiieat the law now imposes a uniform tax
Of 5 rel cent. Oh incomes in excess Of
$1,000. Profits on sales of real estate
purchased since Dec, /, 1868, are made
taxable a6 income
The tax on musical instruments. and
on carriages worth less than $500. has
been repealed.
The time for commencing the annual
assessment has been changed from Nav
to March. The Office Of Dis,ilcry In
sPsc,or has bean abolished.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

: large ami good variety Of AN WOOL.
al AG ami HEIP C.tRPEIo on hand
for sale andc cheap, at
SULCuFF, tR0W & PARKEE2
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

Bn. J. i. NJ. ToDD.-This is to Ger.
tify that Doly's Washer and Wringer
which | purchased of you has given en-
tire satisfaction My family would not
be willing to DO without it for double its
ems. JuuN EsH.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

El..T .-..EIC1i. EGR TIE Gt2DkE-clf;rr.
rhs,on's "Nish, f:I"oo.:u= C.rcns."
PaaIez. Mig; Gs;ovr,iuE Corons."
Uha!ons "Eia'ss :.Ieoasii.s Ecrcn-.'
ls@~IoH's "2iai,. Adjoining CercE-."
rao!on's "E;.,,. l-;aosa;aG Ccr..:s."
most ~srr,-;-e > '.,..t,. sad Trse-a7t Te-'--'a
ls.i'ed f-,1 size f.-e C-I beautiful Tow. i---.
Nl.ca /; t4>ss .:o al:..t,
Iaau.act0r-' only ~
EiRA.0H & any. New ycr!.
ruTaEE o. CCrSrGH.sirS.
ASK Fo& PnA4Os'S-Ta'-EA 10 orH1R.
.Iuy Is, 81 y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

ANOTHER SALMoH.-Mr. Enoch Horn
ing, while seiuius the Juniata, one Gay
last week, caught another salmon, weigh
ing seven pounds. This makes the sec
oad salmon Mr.. Horning has caught this
spring.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REnTsGroS, the worll.-crcwEcd
Astrolcgisi ami SomnsnEulistic clairvoyant,
whle in a clairVoyaHt a'ate, de!ineates the
very features of the person you are to marry.
and ny the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psyeiomorope, ganran-
tees to produce Z perfect ami !:ie like picture
of .hc future husband or wife Of the app!i-
cant. with date Of marriage, occupation, leaI-
ing traits Of character, SC. This IS no inpo-
sition as testimonials vitaou, number can as
--r- Ey ..aias place 9f birth, age, iisFosi-
lion, color Of eyss aa1 hair, aud enclosing
disy cents. arl Stamped envelope silres SCI
to Yourself you viii receive the picture -
r-larn NAL. together with des;rcI ipt5raa-
,.oa.
LEA 51ress in confidence, Madame Cor
:ru'e Eom;us. .on, p. Q. Box ~. W.T. Troy.
Ny. feb 81, Igo7-!v.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

LOOK OUT FOR FUN.-The original
Fakir of Vishuu is comiug, lie is said
to be the greatest Wizard and Polopho-
mist living. lie will exhibit in the Court
House, in Miliin, for four nights only.
commencing On Wednesday evening,
March 9th. Fifty beautiful presents
will be given away each evening, If YOU
wish to spend an evening pleasantly, and
enjoy good laugh, dou't fail to be pres
CIT. See his advertisement in another
co.amu.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
I......9.,l.eI. =,

On the ijh inst, at his residence in Rom
Vie Ind THOMAS McDoyALG, Esq, aged
about G7 years.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

RETURNED.-On Saturday morning
last Nj. Gronineer, accompanied by the
children Of Mr. Iayil Swilzcr, returned
from bis new hcme il Missouri. As i
was Nr. Groningcr who identified San
ders, Que Of The assIsains IF Mr.. Suitzcr,
who VS. hung, it w2s not safe Tor him 70
remain any longer, as some Of the gang
Of thieves and murdercrs were on the
ajer; for him. It seems hard that man
after buying home in Missouri should
be compelled to flee for bis life On ac-
e1un; Of these !awless uncovered rob
e., aud bu>hwhactcrs The Missouri ians.
however, are making every cGort to lro-
cure their arrest, aud if they are caught,
Judge Lynch viii hang them.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

ELECTION NoricG.-Ihere will be an
Election held on Thursday 2lst inst, in
the Scrou5h OF Perrysyille, to elect by
ballot Officers 10 manage the affairs of
the Terrysyiile Bridge Company for the
ensuing year.
BY order oc the President
SAMi-sL- -bINk S .cr'r.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

Aa..W gElIr4E Ec2 TIE u4zDGE2c.f,rg.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

feb. 1G-6t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. ls-The markets are abundantly
stocked with beeves so much so that they cannot al ps
sold. Under the impression that the late would
keep back the Western cattle, State men thought their
time had come and rushed In, mostly at Hudson CITY
with about 900 head The Western stock came along
too, making 202o all told at Hudson city, ana loo az
COmmunpaw, which, added TO inc 2,.% ~ one-Luhu
Hudson City TO morrow, and some at Onehundredtnst
that the supply likely 70 be very large IN numbers
cattle Trade il slow for all but fine, ana prices tending
downward with many msod. AZ Sommuhip y, VIII the
Here were some very fine cattle from the farm OF that
noted grazier and King among cattle men, o. A. AeN
In these yards. One pair OF $40 10 sou 70 "ooI
myer for 5000 The lot was iad az a., SEs., ai
per cwt. Then IS other cattle from Mt Ae1anders iarn
tat but not so fine rs the above cwt brought an aver
age lSc The other ordinary TO medium cattle run out
Ice; lot OF - head, H. steers COO net aVefa
ing Ice. while bunch OF 50 common, scarce c%t' III
at ss7. There mixed medley at Hudson Cty run,
hng from lDe lowest sa'iu Vi puiis' so &c., ten n
fine class Of prime butchers, aud lastly the CHRISTMAS
beeyes fine years Of labor and Big heaps OF corn
could make them. Passing The mixed lots OF common
State CATTLE OF the lowest Of which scarcely brought
I0, with many holding over for tomorrow, We i32R
among the fartO good Western stock one lot OF Zl III
steers ca cw selling at l3dlGc 81 Others OF g cW al
llc III head cwt, at l3dlGc Then came the premium
very line animals s. c. Woodruff had Is fine, large, ana
very cattle from his farm In Livingston County,
laid at % cUt and sold at II alc7 at s12 eacn ana
for $50 su better head Ind steers, 100 cwt'
sold at I9d2Oc; splendid, large Putnam County Ind
steers sold for 81 900 22c per ~ 10 make G5 per cwt
one OF them was exceedingly fine animal Tine three
we're fed BY Bridges &Alen Another pair by keaton.
wyoming County, y. y, were mammoth animals one OF
which laid Is cwt, brought l9c While $50 were re-
fused for the other. which is TO be sold by raitio
sheep sell WELL otherwise, just as they are good or
poor. While hard lots ~ httc thin sheep 100 poor 1oI
stores VIII only bring g % as2 80 each Win some seh'
home because would SELL fair lots are worth 6t
and good Co. ib live weight. OF course the extras
bring much more but there Is fixed price for them
sales being made Hudson City az Sc for rs head me lo
sheep &c for 200 head OF 90 bllc for 20 mead 10 o
Sis each for IFS head Cortland Coz n. " sheep OF $3.50
and ga for single sheep OF 900 10. One ear common 81
n sheep brought sc. Az COmmunpaw lO0 ~ D. sheep o
l1O brought 7ic a others, cOarss O5 % etc, Win W
head 90 n at SIC. Receipts tOday-sOO nj Colnlnunpaw
and at Hudson CITY, with 10 cars que at inc Le
place tomorrow Hogs dropping, the top price OF TO
day being which Illinois hogs OF ls5 ID %sTS
sold M COmmunlpaw Also, cars III 10 o. bogs nv fGc
Quotations are 7iG7tc with few at 7ic Arrivals 70
day 80 cars at Comnnpaw, and ~ at Fortiethst WIKI
"a cars stale Sales slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-19
o1rv ooyERNMENT FOR THE YEAR 1868

Both branches OF the Common Coun CLIO, iOr
tts 49,, ees meet FOR organization on Monday January
~ qbe Aldermen will stand-Democrats, IL; Re
pubcaIs g. As the Board OF GoGaeagn IaSIeT
fht dey a secon ia the Tax Levy OF 1867 they are en-
titled TO hold their seats until January sS ana II rs
lie courts for settlement For the PRESIDENCY OF the
board Of Aldermen the struggle lies between alderman
lie late election Tor another term OF two years anu Tor
reasons which are understood by City nan eGes' MS
nylnS around the city Hall i that the VeRer rS
be and respected Clerk OF inc Common ronoyed
In tho Wear 1870 Mr.. Valentine received an an
appointed as general Clerk 10 the Common Nouro
Conncil which position he held mt sl6 at when iatteI
time he was appOiuted Clerk Of the common NOiS -
oatt,a s6c H. Led ever since MessTs. Joseph Shan
non tbe present President Of the Board OF Aderhan,
(bas n McCcnachan. aud James NJ Sweehy nOth -
latter gentlemen have held the position OF Cierk oi ne
Hoard OF COuucllnenJ are candidates iOr the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-19
MEErIEa OF THE BoARD on EDUcATIIoN:

The Board of Education last evening decided
20 close the evening schools the oath OF DecemDer anu
The day and evening schools on the 90 OF m i ~
me boards bylaws were amended so as 10 TX INC
salaries Of male principals OF schools at 1920 per annu
Waere the school has average attendance OF lgO
Al 400 was apprOpratad 70 enable the COmmlsslOheIS O
Charities and Correction TO pay the salaries OF tesGs
emnloved In the School for Idiots RandalIs lslnu
sccnnnanyiug the resolution making this appropriate
was report showing that this school has 80 pups, 1na
the nntober Is Increasing daily and that the Consson
era are erecfHR building for the accommodation OF luS
school which is to cost about 100000 $500 was apr9
nronrsted 10 erect cupola and provide clock ana Del
for The new Grammar schoolHouse ia Onehundfedahu-
afteenfh at near Third-aYe.
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9inandal.

AGBEur w. SicoLtY. Aueoueer. - - -
DEGULhR AUCTION SALE OF SIOCkS
IL 1ND BONDsALBERr H. ECOLAY all sell a. Auction ~ 5
DAY CrHURsDAU DEC -, ATl2t O'CLOCK, ATTHB bAChANIs
sALESKOOM No. m BkOADWAl,
flor account u whom u may eOncfrn)
2 Shares Zinc Company Common Stock 800 each
IOl1 Clty 81 iloLokeu per cent Bonds
100 shares PsbIr.h and Martinez Mining company Nv ach
2 Shsr., Reiie fce Manfg. Company lHyPdl -W each
Brokyn steamship and Emigration Company per cent Bonds
Shares Carnngton TO- Etpress stock. 80 each ..,
go shares Consolidated Coal COMPANY VI Maryland wv eAeh
u sbars Corn Eschange Insurance Company r9O eAcl
Is Shares Gfocerf Insurance Company, so each
20 Shares st. Marss assurance Company, 20 each
co shares National Peat Company tlypd) 800 each
100 shares Coral Marble Company iypdl 40 each
100 Shares Sew-York reesraps Company 80 eses
REGULAR AUCTION SALES OF SIO,hS AND BONDS Ehbhi
MONDAY AND THURSDAY WHICH HAS BEN TIE lbTAB.
IInHED CUSTOM WITH THIS HOUSE FOR MANY YEARS, OK
SPECIAL SALES MADE on ANY DAY DEslEBD
~ ALBERT H. NlCOLAY
sToCK AuCsTIONEER DEALER AND BROKER IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS. BONDS AND GOLD.
30. a. PINE-ST.. NEW YORK
ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS ,
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bbs Mess at go cash. and 600 bbls do al $40 70 regular
Beef has been rather active, chiefly for Eastern
shipment; sales OF 500 bhs at S4d&l9 for Plain Mess
and $S 50dSl for Extra do Terce Beef is quiet sales
OF 80 ties. at 81 for Extra India Beef Beef Hams are
fairly active and steady sales OF i25 bbs at $50 ASA Cut
Meats are only In moderate demand sales OF 800 pigs
Shoulders in dry salt TO arrive at &c. Bacon Is DUH and
prices are nomina the sales reported yesterday snOud
have read Short Clear, instead Of Long Clear Dressed
Hogs lower and dull at 9dgc. for Western, ana s6
9c for City. Lard quiet and prices nominal sales
OF $50 pkgs az l2c for No 12ac for City, 2idl5c Tor
fair TO prime Steam and Kettle Rendered also sales OF
$50 tcs seller 18th Of February to 18th OF March, at 1870
BUTTER-The market is duh, except for very choice
quality, aud prices weak and lower. We quote as FOL
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Dec 1926 bills Flour, GO bbs Whisky, l493 sacks
Corn Meal 972f bush Wheat 1906 bush. Corn 2,2G5
bush oats 1915 bush Rye, 1000 bush Barley 90 bush
seeds pks Ashes, pSg Beef, go bbs Pork COS
pkgs Cut Meats 90 pkgs. Lard, Kcsslafls pkgs Tai
low f7s Dressed Hogs, 1890 pkgs Su,i@, 1880 pkgs
Cheese. 800 bbs Eggs.
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FROM CHARLESTON Dec BIN steamship sarsgessa-H PAos
A. Baldwin Miss Dennon Mr. Roberts JOS Fnehen ana isdy
FROM NBW.ORLBANs AND HAVANA Dec l8-ln steamship
Raegb-Mr. NJ Ingenman and children W. r aud W. r. Wet
brook Whitman Charles Hsyad John Meuanness MA ~
McKenren and chiliree, Rev A. VazuiE Mira. L. Connor