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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-08

INTEREsrNeS was our privilege yes
terday morning 70 be present in Grace Church
and witne ss the rite Of confirmation administered
by Right Rev. THOMAS DAVIS, D. ID, Bishop Of this
Diocese. There were some twenty-five catechu-
mems to receive this ordinance. The Bishops fee-
BILE health, his blindness, and his manifest zeal
and earnestness, made the occasion moro than or
dinarily impressive. He was assisted by the Pas
tor,; Rev. O.. g PNokNEY, who preached q discourse
appropriate to the day, -s.i'.ss..
The new organ, Of which We spoke last
week at some length, is . great success, and,
we believe, gives general satisfaction In the hands
Of Prot BERKHA1 it is made to give forth it's sofs-
est notes, and with the really fine voices Of the
choir this part of public worship is heartily joined
in and enjoyed by the entire congregation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-08
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-08

Approved December 20, 1866:
JAMES L. ORR, Governor.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-08
-Kdlnga0 Malts at AaLctton.
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On account Of Underwriters and all concerned
ladies' and Gents TRAVELLING TRUNKS
Condfinna cash A,,ri1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-08

March 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
pASsENG ERS ARRLHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. Nov. t-fn st.imshp
vrguNr Pierce nrd wife Mr. aud Mrs ChJn and child Mise,
Wall Mls Vanlette hcCsrueT John MctAn1ey NJ
Richards Mr. and Mrs Dillon and children j. Obnenl A.
Jacobs Ms LaW Rsymers w Budd W. Kenny Miss Kenny John
Prom HlyRP ia sieanhp Aa,ua-P B. Pnnpton j. Roberts
wife Pse and ebid H. Phsir and wife hele Knight
Boughon Mis- siraiton ~ Tracks and vile B. haom
Baker i1uiy Reamy Thos knight and wife M Brown,
Neplrr Bn ~ Sbsbonrg T. England and wife o. Busier
SAFER Pela Carl Gog Mrs Brugger aid family o. Ctsea o.
A. Ksrv.e Mrs A. simpson D p yss Saith, Ms s. Crek'
more Cirpne Lndesghr and child Mrs DaTb and ebd y
shd Mrs Peek Mis- PECK smpson C. James vile sHd Shld
and sla N. ". j. Al~r. AID j2g in storage.
FROM HAMBURG Oct 21-n steamship CinbTs-E Won hehrr
Abcsd Cara and wife l. klA and ~s Otto kons
wife LoNeuhal ard dau hteT Hena Loewntha and
ehren Jet;e lie heser Kuhpen NJ WessoNsk and sic
Rern r. NJ Saupdcr H. kunsrt O. r. StAnon aud
family SIR. Christmas AMI daughter D. Alexander. IL wilkins and se
70 Ia second cabin. and 5ll In Eteerage
In steamship Germanla via s0gtbAn ponIrvsn Auv wife aud
children Theta Merkn MaTgarciha Peyson, Mas and Wife,
Carl Noson Wn Duioa Loase Spiungb Loas e,Sa j. b nv
Huge Richter GuEre HUrhs NJ Cyerho
I'd Mertrns Marie Furs j. Rossmasser Miller G. hshn wife
child domestic Emile Levy Carl oiernAEn J. stern and wife w
FROM SAVANNAH Nov 3n steamship II. Livingyton-hsior
onae H. Gray David rooe iIsrmoa sspp capt u oShi
esrd Robertson Miss ANA snh Mira Buehsr Mrs hay
Miksn LaSsley. Mrs Day Miss Weeks Cbss seha'tsr
Woods Henry RlreuI Miss AEDa Small, L. H. Isler r
Murphy p CARY T. Todd ina Jones. Chss Johnson l. w L.
g,iss Newton Mrs nv Newton AMI % n steersge
PROM BREMEN Nov Pin steamship Iircsan zollner Adam
Israel snrk FaBny sAndnk ssnck Flora sandIlk Jacob
sapdrk Henrietta Mesrwiecks Garret Christians
In steamship Herman-H. Braus Anti d. krenslosrg and
tLd D. ohneI and wife C. nser family And servant Mn
Kus fant and .srr.n hirsch and wife l. Niehon rsch
Brahe Mr. and MRS Poud Ars Hamilton, NJ 6eAgbsrg hL
Newman and soH NJ Abael, Mr. and Miss Bradford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BrryAIo Nov 50 bush Corn 90 oo0 tush
O Sc go bush Barley bah Flcar g. 80 bbs shment.-
%h'1 80 Sss o0 Po n Sl; md dr. pe Doas
Vbss ds and sses bush Pa Arlington Clgb at
81 Oe and $500 bush No Milwaukee AZ 81 IS grseay .o's
MIed western 81 NeS Iolsto gesray he'd about M
E Gu 49, ~ Bar.ySsss Of IT, 90 bush No Western
81 22Ooo bul Canada in lots at = zSGSl@ oh articles
cscsArr dal ara easier and no, guo'asly le~sr
2sPTng 81 10 Corn ag saa n9 oss o.. 'sa5, ~ sta
o. the g' al g sss o Cotton Doll And irregular. Mdns
not ssbs ne wh asGhasSea Me-, q pG ,scon5
lsa5lc for sSas ice for Clear RIO sides log for Si
sides Land held 2, 49, nothing vas aGns :. PM nf
SaI91e 1 SS s,s a. 81 se ST. No a 81 ~ al s2
ssa a 81 81 g. Corn dn At 81 an. 81 90
81 q 81 ~ 80 o't' da B, Ss S. s } at 81 o q r 10
E so M Hey AID 90 y for 9 LAsG sr% ont s gSs
ys is dai a IS sJd % Cboc TO Eiirs keeeips-l0o 100
sa bush Wheat e5SS bush Con- S9 o s'e v ps
p, s1 Sa. s 9S, ~ 5 5as OATS 0 Fbis unchanged
ToIxpo nov zfOur DIM Wheat 4dy're'd l sales q amber a.
wb. e ~ Nc Z. Sung Z. Il a. s 20 GG ssS ss
New REJECTED 0iSo held q zoe Rys quet Bsrsy sgL
D hog 'S od; Las s oas West SS Sa Cora 100
DSs Oats l. 100 Lash Bsriey.
.,S SI @SesAss wSssi dun s5d heavy held
i SoG 3 iof No Receipt, large Petroleum. quiet and I'M
s Torn. Nov 4o.co bsi uuchaDg'd III. market Is
bare Cotton sgi MsHes s L., h s ss, Spe AZ ~ - E,tps
sHs OK sse aSd Trsre d. 81 os De S. Choice fsa
St5okl4 Isl Wh,st-A below Choice l. weak and declined 3d3
&c. >, ce Wpf.r White "a 30; DO Winter Red AZ 2Sd
AZ Is spng CA dull had hpy bed at FL OsG ~ ~
Yellow ri Oats dull Al bJdbjc
~. S,e, md higher At Z5d%l % Pro'isons qa bat IN
Gsuss Mos PofE ~ soss2 ' B.eo.-o,s5 ss; s;si
shsrs i3c quiet AZ i2dtle for be.m kss Lave hsg,
i.,s Gam . zoo tnsh Oats 390 bush Barley, . -
OswsGo Nov dali sales 30 hb at no 20 fpI NO spring
10 En- n, R.i Winter ais White, Bt for Double EItIs
wb, dn sale, Of amber Mchsan sed State At ~ %
80 ,es .sle, Of Indiana Al 70 Barley hrn
49,, 4. d demand. se ofI bpsh at t0aAi ~ for fair 70
,as Canada i've het ~ 10 bond Peas quiet, Shorts q
tt,.s . n Ndrpgs 49 n Canal Ffelgh TO kewY oY-
y Sic Wheat i5c Corn ise. Oats lle Barley ltc hys JOG
1od t,es on Pouo Boston, 5)c 10 Albany, w 10 Nea.
Ti y rsil AL river Lake impos-Dio1 bush Wheat % go
feet Lusbr Canal frIeofts
Y i1 M. Pos m 40 bush Wheat So 200 bush Barley LOO bush
PEAS snd 800 feet Lumber 90 -. -. 90, q, An az
Mtr.rEss Nov 2-flgn dali thuniTy poths ~ H~r'ss
CJ Dosbe ~ O9Sl4 wLsI du aaS 0H'e'sS' No J." %"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
INSTITUTE OF REWARD FOR oRPH ANS OF
PATRIOTS.

meeting of the Board of Directors for
this Institute held Thursday evening at the rooms
OF DR. Webster IN the College OF the city OF Newl0rk.
Letters were read from Presidents Of various colleges,
recommended by the Institute. After the transaction ~
routine business the following were elected o'
GERS for the ensuing year Horace WEBSTER, NJ d. Lib,
President Alex Knox, esq, j. W. Richards, NJ d. ~ i.
Whitmore. esq, the Rev seymour A. Baker Marshau -.
Roberts esq, Moses NJ Vail, Vice Presidents Ar
thur r. WIllmarth, esq Treasurer; Pnny NJ toI Wald'
esq., Recording Secretary; David i. Holton, NJ d. Cor
responding Secretary; J. w. Richards, NJ De- AekAnuer
Chas Gould f. A. Hubbs, and Cullen Wards, esds, EX
ecnlve Committee. All Presidents ana Proicssos on
Colleges who have responded 20 the call 81 the Institute
were added 10 the Board OF Councillors MT John sedg
wick OF New.YOrk and the Roy. Edmund r. Slater Oh
Boston Agents have been appointed IN various seetohs
81 the country 10 attend college, scholarships for the
orphans OF soldiers who fell during the keDellon Iha
office OF Assistant Treasurer beng created. Mf.
uubbs was chosen 10 fill it The object 81 tiis
Society IS the establishment OF Agricultural cor
homes; and many such have been founded
through the aid Of Congress- state Iegisatnpes e,c
Numerous representatives OF those who fell during ths
Rebellion have received, and are receiving the means
o education aud maintenance during the period OF study
and constant additions made 10 the nu1Dcr Siaiu
WoIton Brown OF Leclaire, Scott County, Iowa. IN hes
last will and testament, expressed her DeneI lat sss
benefits would result communities from tne seneM
diffusion OF the knowledge OF physiological ana hysieno
laws and abe appropriated teoOc 20 srus. iSa '
OF fallen patriots, through the agency o1 !he
of Reward" Dr. H0h0n also appropriated senetouhy 10
the same object and now proposes 20 add uI eI ~ uo
yeriag lectures upon physiological and hygeme law
Of the memory Of his sister and the other half to 60 70
the Institute OF Reward for Orphans Of Patriots I
this work Dr. Holton expects to devote the iep"ei "
his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Ne at 81 g. Oats DIM and lower No Sc Com stead, l9
for No and 81 ~ for No Frrghs du Wheat % BanAis p,
Lake, Tic Hecepts3Oo bbls Flour, O0 bush Wheat INV
bush Data shipmens-l.0 bbls Flour SO0o bush What
WIsyeroE ~ c. Nov. 2spints Turpntpe IN active demah
Ro.b steady 81 20 for COmmOn and 81 IS for No Cotton da
and nominal Tar 81 "a 49,,
CHIREIsros c. Nov zcea deeln,d i sales 500 bales Md
ding, at l7dl1Ic. receipts, 200 bales. al,
EEwsLEAss Nov 2-Coton easer sales i4so bales Low MID
ding. l7iQs receipts 30 bales, exports 2s bale. spgs ana
Moase Four quiet and steady; Superne sc2 Co
sI+de5 Corn dull AZ 81 50 dali quoted sOc Mo-, Porl Gun
and doopisg rs 75dsH BsconShender, Ne Clear Sees
If declined i heroes lac beg Isle o lA1 hterhns
Exchange lJdso York sight BbAnse tdi discount .s
Nov aCotton closed eniet bat steady sales o
bales Mddlng. Lei dlfe- receipts 900 bale. $50 50,
HoBIIK Ala Nov closed trmi MSdaar ete
ssles 600 bales receipts, 200 baleS
AU6usTA Ga Nov 2coon and IL fair aemasa sses t1
bales; receipts 88i bales
SAY FsAscsoo Eov 1-Tlour-sup.T1n. 81 si EI'rs, %
Wheat quiet at So 50a 81 GO Leg. tender. ~ e,a.
HAvASl 1-SugAr-No Dutch STANDARD oseed sass
reals per sobe Moe. arcsi qSoie Al " reals for Csyed
Honey a. Annie, eCdga Hoops long zoe Flour fH 70 Bees
Ste Or ioie for White BASn ei' per qsiHt
dnsrJ Is y cat Land dschng Ice IN Eerces and l6ic u -
n Potatoes "a IS TsOv, he Exchange on IoIdon ia p
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04


CLEARED.
Steamship Eal B'As~an Norfolk City Point and H'i~''d Va
steamship France Bt Liverpool National Steam NlvgaOs
Steamship MaripOsu oul yei Mail Steamship Ca
Steamship Steamship S Ssrs h s@iis ssTossa Mo
steamship 81. Sa'so5 SasT sasln1Rn S.5.oH
Steamship Champion, LOsfvesd Charleston n R. Morgan
ss.@:sS %Ps,:Ss S !. hT ns E'F"'lo
ss sa knight bcaii washington O. BrOvu DaTis
s..@.siS DnsS Js @a,S.s f S6SS 4 cta,
AssPs Nh; 6 *; EIs :sN TssssGa w Dale
P f hsa T 49, osSo Coz Or fSosS for orders
'i ssp i!on,ds morrill, Mobile s %r1a Sons
Snip Sunqua~ pora'o Cousins ho9is sss"i'h sons
hGs.r cIs. p sssI E.s s.J ia. n Five. Co.
Bah adsIiHs adams Ls.aa, Ia'Ie BT, sO@ = q Co
s sI s.u II A%oH i Evan. I PsasS Roads san Sdy
Bs a%rs , F f1, Ms':. rSr. sdS SnSs Eds
BrS Harvest oa,ea BE SelOl ST. Min' Saranla te HO'd
N T wi;T' ! sHTl.;i Sl' nss%s'is'
sIs Kss s5 s j.sE,a.T w. sy a.
schl s. 7. Baker barton Maseles, A Abbot
ss & Fs,asrI' ssEsTS swan Island
sesr Asis Lsars MeudOc, St Psne, MART R. ReIHai
'0 scAr Em,liss Pierce Barbados 3 TIoy3dSss GO
ssif Gem, we;on H.v, %,i B FhlAg S,s.S sons
SEN wsniTorth OBI McBOIne Windsor s. caadH u~phr''
20 o,,,A pr, frO GormIey ST. John H. De Wolf Co.
Az, Ring Dove Wooster Mobile. r. H. Dummosd L Co
sehr " l. Springs MiaTd ApaAeheols aud KEY West bepnes
Brown rnckney $50. NIL.
schr Moses waing Bunker Brunsrok Ca ~ hA,heS 20
Nj, Wide World Hiireth Wilmington, n. G., J. SAITH Co.
81, Statesman Baker Cts Point A. Abbott
sshr Hero Kelly, Salem, r. w. Ropes 4 CO.
sshI Nellie bloomfield, Hobble, Stanford
soop Emily Hayden Hartford, q. X Racket Bro
ARRIVED. 49,, 80,
Steamship Csedons Brl heiorsh GLASGOW o. 10 a. a sos
Eth mde aud az 70 Francis hAooaA1 -" nA' 's
westerly winds the entire pssssge. u.A..x Ne, 10
pmhra tIfaml TrAumaRn, 81 sud from hsnourg ~ ~
- misc and 63f 10 hunaSil'
sd fnsh westerly Of the passage a "a 9Th
steamship Hermann tBrem Wenke bIsmen Vsa - ~ la
.noo ri With ard ~ pss TO Oelrehs 20 Vot ~
a. 81 Ioas passed steamship BoTuss hence o re- s.
t. ia 40 Is long 60 TO- passed steamship Asnhc hace w
head sea iho entire pas
S,sswsaip Crcassan Ellis Bremen Oct D. ara IN ,h
nae sud 10 Ruge Bros He'd heavy aee.Lv ~ .ns
ps.sag Oct 70 lat ~ a. long % o. passed ''e~n''P '' ~
ssm,bs George wahisgton eager New 0esn, III st Sn
.s al paSs 10 H. H. Cromwell Co Nov N ~ :. 20 900. ~
,.s steamship Krnsnston ksS DTeahs ioE pan sane gay
mi peau are Capes, passed sehr Nirgns Hom He~A' % "
| salts a. oi..,. OF Charleston nth.
- prd 49, "a nj Cromwell Co Had heavy soEthery
III ss,,ly .aes the pssge pat into Ohaes'a "i ssppV
| ofeesl - N.,hs,, Y e. 1lih al
'h p pYso JobusOn Portland With Ase and Ps's to D.
AS s m, IRE Tassar, Calcutta ~ days with Hds to George
| Y. Bailey c.u.. III. w,th ..ano "a "
s ~, u.,.a LOWS L,gho Sept with marble and rag o
op ong 4oi tbeu stnops sn1 sn
mase" NJ ,ut and stove buuskA Oct 81 lat % oDs
! N ,lsp,iej .ip Fa'rsnd desrngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04

SUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
- ys Ia me matter Of the apple o. 1ik boNkh HUDSON
sTRsNBOAT COMPANY FoRs DISSOLUTION ROLL hIe We
cnFpITORs and STOCKHOLDERS Of the LVmsh hVpsVn
I suBOAT COMPANY Take that pursuant 70 an SCI i We
s1tu eIsd An Act for the incorporation o. w as Az
- .,s.s Lakes Rivers passed hPf 10 oo su pofshn'
- a. ..v,r. acts IN addition smendaot tocieo an %
ou ha, made the Saprrme Court Of me os,s 81
~. ns,,on Of mson The Directors OF The .Ad Nonpny M
Sser~e Or order dissolution and for the rshe' pss ~ we %
oon and that ssch x be heard al special sIm OF
81 snoms Court Le1 the City Hal ~ ths wy
an She Fourth Of November 1901 " % "a
ltoI '"h"A0'ON ~ Pine A. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
IxfDiIs PROM sEIT. !, 1907, TO DATE.

FTSH-he market for Dry Cod Is very quiet. We hear
NJ .l,e f $40 quihtas Bank nj $4QA 60 St Georges
bring ~ Iu Mnckrrd there is duh trade. We quote
81 $l9 NO. sBOrr, and SsGS2O for do Bay, ana Sl2
az % fur M do Herring are quiet. cargo has been
put Ia STORE; held at CSC for No J. and 40c for Scaled
GRAfN-W'e have had quite an active but variable
Wheat maj t tine demands have been large, and for the
month 31i1JO bushels larger than they have been
At any season 1862, when, for the month ~ October
tRey were oscO bushels Our exports for the month
have OOOO bushels Oar present stock about
100000 bushels aud estimate the domestic cOnsump
ton al g0Ou0n bsels leaving some 100000 bushels atOa
Our ibrs we'll stocked and the bnsiDessO OF the week
has becI uHiiny confined TO shippers, and with lower
feights We hoax for very liberal shipments the present
month; bat with five weeks yet OF canal navigation
sSS az, msbejs aEainst as7sooo bushels last season
Present prices are regarded by lnliers as lgh' Dt
clone Will demonstrate this The exports OF the week
hsve been 40d bushels, against $3.50 bushels for the
rnfler nriuer good inquiry at the opening, hut
ter the demand ahacd and the market closed mar Inc
sales are 12OOO bushels at & 2J9S2 81 for No Chicago
Spring ana q chOirc; 81 az &c for No Chicago
siai - - 90 IS for Extra White Michigan s. so for
Inferior White State, ana y 81 Tor WmIe WISCONSIN.
Barley has active, hut at variable prices The
more liberal arrivals OF late have given buyers marked
advantage, and Thursday lower figures were accepted
AZ the conclusion there was fair inquiry. We have
added what to stock, but Is shmited FOR the
Tae arrivals IN prospect are fair ana brewers
are bnying only present wants closing hnn especially
for choice sale reported of some 5000 bush. Canada
West at 81 s.; also 5000 bush California at 81 S5 Can
closing quiet; sales to-day. bush at 81 4a as in
Sond r. has ruled qpet iae supply 1dS h0t been
fone for export owing 10 the high prices demanded; clos
Ing irregular and lower sales OF l5AO Dsh western 81
O. 81 been IN fair demand Tor investment ana
che trade have purchased more Freely Prices have nc
mated daily. To-day the market is quite active al con-
eessiO saes OF I6OgJ bush at 7l Gs0c for Ohio, and
western and State closing at the inside price, and South
ern at 3 Indian COrH has been ia moderate request has
Aucted Violently Influenced by the larger receipts. the
ehangbc from Europe the decline In gold ana inc
in Felgis Tie demand Tor investment has
greatly. alatea, but the trade have purchased
With more freedom. We have added somewhat 20 our
stock but find IL much below the time last year
AZ present prices the consumption moderate Onf pres
corresponding time last year. To-day the market opened
lower and good demand prevailed al the concession
The market closes tame at the concession the sales
fSeOO bus at 81 36a<l Se for Western Mixed aOa the
lnrrn rafn fnrn ordinary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04

NFw-YoRK HARBoR.-The work on inc
south west side OF the quarantine n on
Wsf Rank h completed 10 It's full hight anu OH uc Vecr
Ss ,h three or four feet The work Is made stronger
on the southeast side owing to the e5p ,Ss Sns and
pom. W r rir,ons on the southeast and north wese
seetons are nearly completed The decks are not yes
III a1a nerilaps cannot be this Winter. The Dnluer
~, sasn giye his attention particularly 10 the nlng IN
Of the center Of the work The process orsiay rI
.,ned was 10 make entrance, by leaving OUT sTln
sro.,eh which the boats could carry the saiu' 5us
owing 10 the severity OF the weather the outns h W
be completed IA possible AZ the otigai ueeikh
"a now impraetlcable. the builder has erecteu Craft
work upon the cribs OF the north SIDE 10 DC opeaea
NV stea over which the sand TO be carried anu
,,sd IN the center sand fast deposlthg around ne
work and the water foot less In depth on the ou,sas
tba on the inside OF the work. as shown ny sounugd
msda ON Wednesduv The builder said that the storm q
Tuesday was the ssveres Of any since the beginning OF
the work The waves rolled the building, but no
damage was done ane the fullest confidence 10 nov '-"
Ina he enferpflee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nov 2-246s2 bbls Flour 2i7 bhls. Whisky. 1i2 bbls.
Corn Meal 400 sacks Corn Meal G 7G3 bush Wheat, 2I6
bush Corn, bush. Oats. ssOC bnsh Rye .sJ7 bush
Peas 3sO24 bush Barley II kgslAshes, Gg7kgs Beef,
100 bbs Pork, 1875 pkg Lard 2lS5 bbs Petroleum, 25S2
pkgs. Butter, 3,957 pkgs Cheese, 7J0 bills Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
NY, SUPREME C0URT-City and County
- r.ryo,t -JOUN W cox PiAinid sgaiust JAMES

iIrrcncoGK and JOSIAH wooLsRY Dc
money denand on u n lat Rev stamp
,,,ess, Com not served To tie Defend; SOC original
ST You arc hereby summoned and 70 -
a. answer The complaint this scou which viii be hed "a INC
Me Of bs Csrk City and COan Of Hew o ne cay a
yo Ctv answer 70 The said complain
ON The h oee No y DE o'ol.s street brsoa hn
ty hn the service OF this simmons on you 9
Z tbs day Of such serlee and h to anwer ths sad con-
n within tho Aforesaid The paut1 u ibis seon WI tAhs ns
t gsust yon Of Five hudred ana ihhfeo aona,
from day IDLY thoosand egh hanlred ana
shpse v d MOsSRN, PlntGs Attorney,
II No n De Bcyolse street, BROOKLYN, n Y
III, shove entitled acton au ny ia tb- enoe
ne CT ~ City and County on he M az o. August
iss7 DATED August a. 1851 r. ., NpVt1oIs,
svfnT nM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
TtSal nuticrs.
GANAnA- PROVINCE OF ONTARIO-IN

CANADA, PROVINCE OF 0NTARlO-lN
CulScssY-R Chambers v hovat.-ThuSd,y, The .eIsn,
tenth dsy ~ October the tyGn year Of the sgn OF hei
Majesty Queen Victoria and 10 Gle Of az L%fS h
sANuf GLASS the Younger plaintiff sod GAkkS a. hOOhb
wIliiGM ROBINSON, JOlNSTOsE WAppkLLi ,.nqQ nAs
uoORti GEORGE RAILTON RICHARD HALLEi WILLIAM
SHEPHERD GEoRGk CROW. HENRY CROW aud pANlp rAI.
RAR dcIendeus lron the application II ths plaintiff ana
H. that ansr diligence the said Defendant uchsp
uAETT oaanot be found ee served vhnu once copy %
~ IN n III, cause the said Defendant fhAo
,. 90 beiOT, the sixth Of January nef shsNe OF
~ adj hill Il ordered thH copy this ORDER t"tns' ~
49, T,oar. b. The General VI this Court be pubhe ~ ne
Ne gari Trbuae daily newspaper Published 10 tho Cv o. h.N
yok m ntsd ss Of America once In each Neh f 'n' wv
NetA 81 "a "@~s A. GRANT. Registrar
..i! .hov. named dcsruA.n, Richard Halen: Richard
BIIr IOtee that do so or doEur we
10 the order the pAnn obtain order 70 tA
XII a, sgalgst and the Cour; may grant TIE fn So
relief be Shifted 20 on bis 0wn sbo.ns ana yoa Wa NV
80. rv further notice OF the nurs proceedings Of this eanso
's'' ~ GLASS 4 GOWN,
a, ,..9I Plaintiffs Solicitors London OntArlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.

For the week ending Saturday. Nov lI9 Cattle
70 do Hogs 81 do Sheep, 3 do. Horses. do Calves
Total 2g cars increase over last week OF lG cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
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CITY az N0RWICH WATER WORKS.

CITY OF NORWICH WATER WORKS.
" nm BOARD or WATER CoMMSSiONtRS 81 Tho CLIm or
dsruus RECEIVE PROPOSALS fr bnding an
emhhkmer and for guhug nd cleaning ns ot
Reservoir comprising shout bs acres and m butNng uAh va
said works VI the emankni
reservoir rsus lO0n cable yards ~ h~ork hnY
he mssoar 1000 cubic Of ubss sud osang aug "
~, IN grading and tAk6lng against bach wall fsus and 'pses
% AZ h. and bank uders procured The ONCE vi
IN, Fnyeer hsl.ea Buiing bhetaoke No~eh Noun OF
49,, h Pag Nov pref Sealed t,ndr Tor the whole part OF
Tic works niorsc PROPOSAL for Embaasment aud Rser'or An1 az
,.i T e Pt.siss oftbe Board NJ Water Commissioner VII he
Al IL Eusnee until tuesday, the i2A day OF Noyen.
Ter o1 Al uooa The Board Of water Commissioner do not bind
theuse,s TO accept the any Berhorgch Conn OCT 81
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