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The national Republican., 1867-11-22

DisoRDERLY HOUSE, Broken Ur-About !
month since the police Of the Second precinct
made q raid on houe on Q street, between
Eighth and Ninth street., kept by q VIGOROUSLY
bad colorod woman named Lavina Whitaker,
where they arrested aboat n dozen colored men
and women, most Of waom were engaged In
playing cards for money, early on Sunday morn.
ing, and their cases wer, appropriately disposed
Of BY Justice Thompson Between IL and !
O'Clock yesterday morning another descent was
made on the same house by Sergeant Mulloy
and 0ficers Steele, Caton, Westerfslt and vii.
lisms. Of the same precinct, because Of extreme
disorder prevailing within. This time the officers
succeeded In capturing Lavina Whitaker, Mar.
gsret Foster Mary J. Smith, Anna Tilghman,
Margaret Clsgett. Emanuel Lswis, John II.
Evans James Evans, Thomas Carter, Henry
Jehnson, Henry Wheele, and cleveland Scott,
al colored, and they wre all escorted down to
the station.house. Yesterday they had hear.
ing before Justice Thompson, who fined each Of
the parties So except LavIus Whitaker, who
was dued IS for keeping a disorderiy house.
This Lavina refused to pay, saying she did not
intend to throw hor money away on tho corpo
ration. Consequently, she was sent to tho work.
house. Sergeant johnson has locked up the
house, and will turn the key over to Major
Richards. This will bo good news to those of
the neighborhood who have frequently com.
planned Of being subjected to the most profaue
and vulgar language by the inmates.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
Alexandria Advertisements.
METROPOLITAN BUILDING AS.
M ISOLATION.
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE ASSOCIATION
POR DEPOSITS, AND THE CHEAPEST FOB
LOANS.

THE Bent AND hObI hbllhbLb ApobNIhA lpN
POR DEPOSITS, AND THE CHEAPEST FOR
LOANS.
All Shareholders participate in tue advantages Of
this Association. No Initiation Fes Is required,
Books are now open for subscriptions to Stock, and
payments may DO made at once. All persons wish
ipg 10 should call either VI the follow
log named gentlemen, to wit,
HORATlO BRoWNIS0, PRECEDENT, 353 Psnnsyl'
yAniA avenue, near Sixth street,
II. o. HOOD, Treasurer, SSS Pennsylvania avenue,
near Ninth street,
i. W. CLARK, jr, Secretary, ii4, Fourteenth
street, near New York avenue
Copies OF the consultation may be obtained from
the above named,
Those wishing to take stock should apply at OF ce.
pa ment for shares large number Of shares are
already disposed Of
The peculiar features Of this Association render II
the most desirable In the city for all bu siRess men
who desire loans or inyestmsntN,
HoRATlo BROWNING, President
" CLARK, IT,, Secretary. nO''n
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

A RARE INTELLECTUAL TREAr.-The highly.
gifted and learned orator Of London, Rev. New
man Hall, will deliver lecture in Wallis Opera
House this evening in which he will ably dis
ouss, in all its bearings, the relations existing
between America and Great Britain. This rev.
ersnd gentleman has made this particular sub.
jeet the foundation of his wide experiences and
deep intellectual thought, and Is competent to
advance and treat on 1t with profit to all who
may hoar him.
Tickets, fhy esnts-fOr sale at the book
stores and at the hall.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

DOR 8 A L E-A LEASE OF A
IL LARGE FARM, with Stock and Farming In
pleDents. near Mount Vernon, on the river for sale
a. bargain. For furihar Particulars apply at $40
Pennsylyauia avenue. washipgton, D. @. oes-a
T 0TSl LOTSl LOTS !-SECURE A
IL LoT WHILE YOU CAN ON LIBERAL
fkRMsi-Tweuty- Ave dollars cash Ard go paid
monthly will buy lot In one OF the bes' localities
In the northern part Of the city, directly on ths
grade. Price Of Lot $3.50 Call at once and secure
one, at STARR & MBrGALF's,
uo20.S Cor. Y. fieeuth st. and New York ave.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

Coupons, lls; 6.20's, 1854 n79S; 5.2O's, 1854
1915; 5.2O's lss5, l0Gl 6.2os, Jan and July iS8j
lo7JS; Il -4os, lll2 7S0s, "a Iories, 1861 80 y
Sd series, 1857; Gold, 1897
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

PRoPANIrr-Gso. Butler, colorod, got drunk
yesterday afternoon, and INDUCED In some hard
swearing towards Rev. W, B. Evans, whom he
met on the street. Tho reverend gentleman on.
deayored to get away from the foui.mouthed
rascal, but Butler followed after. Mr.. Evans
entered tho office Of Justice Hazard, to escape
the fellow, but Butler entered, also, and as q
consequence was arrested aud compelled to pay
fine Of "a and costs. A few months In the
psnitsntiAry would be Of benefit to him.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
For SALE OR RENT.

E0R SALE.-THE STOCK, GOOD
l. Will, and Fixtures OF PkPERHANGING Rs-
TA5LisHMbNT, No. 62s Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Second and Third streets west-dOing good
business. Good rtason given for selling. For par.
tieulars inquire on the premises. tstarl nolS.u
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

JoSADABs.-The Sons Of Jonadab Council
No. ~ meet tomorrow night At the hall, corner
Of Seventh street and LouiIianA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

REAL ESTATE TRAHsFERs.-The following
transfers Of real estate were yesterday reported al
the real estate exchange Off NJ Hall: Part of
sub. o. 10 square $40, at $3.50; lot 20, in square
$685. at $685. part Of lot 8, in square 25S 40 feet,
at IS, 500j sub ~, in tqusre 624, at SI2 200 81;
part Of lots IL and 12, In square lit, 20 feet on
Sixteenth street. at $300i part Of lot 8, In square
67e 20 feet inches on Massachusetts, avenue,
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

PATENTS ISSUED Among the patents issued
during tho psst week were the following to Wash
ingtonians: To @. II. Clemens, assignor to him
self and II, A. Chadwick, for a journal. box for
oars. For system Of cooling air and other sub
stances, to Daniel E Somes; for this the inven.
tor claims system Of atomizipg liquids BY means
Of q fan.blower. For an elastic packing for the
joints Of doors, lids, and the like, to Daniel L.
Somes For paper Ole, to VIM. Fallon, who
claims . combination Of folding extension .bac k
to ale-binders with asp In front and India-rubber
strap, with reinforce on each end, and clasps for
the same. For mode Of attaching ferruiss to
handles, to Asa L. Carrier, Of Washington, who
claims fsrrule which Is easily constructed and
applied to tool handles, umbrellas, and oanes.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

SALE or PnorkRrr. r.--Messrs. J. D, Wheeler 4
Co., auctiouesrs, sold, on Tuesday afternoon, two
small brick houses on Y street south, between
Ninth and Tenth strestsj one at 81, 255, and the
other at SI,2l0 John II. Cooke and William
Gleason were the purchasers.
Msssrs. Green 4 Williams on Wednesday sold
lot No. a. In subdivision of square 800, improved
BY good frame house, containing four rooms,
situated on @ street south, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, (Islaud,) to John Myers, for $3.50.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
Aatinusl @epnblitaa.
RATES OF ApvpRTrsrna.

On. square, on. ia..r,ioa, 81 sub..au.s, is.sr.
lions 90 cents. ons square, one month, %. Liberal
Inducements ts qusrtsriy, semi annual, and yearly
sdysrtissrs. . ... To-. Hu.
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent adj.
uonsl Twice week advertisements, 70 per cent
additional 'r
Eight lines sonsututs q square. Less than squsr,
charged In proportion, 81 the above rates.
Editorial notices. rs cents Per line each insertion
local nstoss, % cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements should be handed In before p. N
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRICT COURT OF THB UNITED STATES
FOR THR SAID DISTRICT.

To all IohOm Il may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 2Sth day OF
February, 1858, the armed enemy's vessel Nash.
VILE was attacked sunk, and destroyed by vessels
Of the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, under
the command OF g., and that on tho cath day
OF September, 1867, the same was lbelled and pros
ecuted In this Court, In the name Of the United
States, for the reasons In the libel stated and
In the city OF Washington, on tbs FIRST MONDAY
Of DECEMBER nexi, when aad whore all persons
are warned to appear to show sAuse why oondemna-
tion should not be dsOreed, sad to Intervene for
their Interests.
september %, 1857 X. J. hElGs,
oci .2awtd Star ClsTk.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

GRAsp LoDar OF, Coon TExPLAns.-lAt th.
annual session Of the Grand Lodge Of Good
Ismplsrs Of the District, held At Union League
Hall on Wednesday evening, the following on.
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing year :
Grand worthy Chief Templar, A. 7. LongIey,
Of No. 81 @. W. v. T., Mrs. Dickinson, Of No.
4 O. W. O., W. @. Finney, Of No. 8; q. W.
g., @. N. Bsnnsrmap, Of No. o. g. W. T., Da-
Wis Barker, Of No. o.
Gen. Howard and A. I, Longley were elected
representatives to the II. W. Grand Lodge Of the
, United States. =. W. q: TsnPlaI Hastings de-
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

LARoESIEs.-Jans Carter, oOlorsd, was AT
cinot, charged with tho larceny Of clothing, the
property Of George Helnbergsr. Jane had .
hearing before Justice Tucker, who committed
her for court.
Ann Burnett, oolorsd, was taken In charge by
Lieut. johnson, Of the Second precinct, on the
complaint Of Daniel Hsrbst, who charged hsI
With the larceny Of . shawl, the property oi
Hsrbsts wife. Ann denied the soft impssch
msnt and Justice Thompson, In the absence oi
testimony, held tho defendant In security for q
further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
l. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in thu District of Co.
lumbia, letters testamehtAry on the personal es-
tate Of Alfred Hewitt late Of Washington city, D.
the ssd deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
on or before the 26th day Of October next; they
the said estate.
Given under my hand thi. 2sth dAv Of October,
1867 BARBARA WALL,
oe2s .w3w Executrx
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

THE RAILROAD TO TIE PoIsr OF ROCKS
We learn that Mr.. ]. l.. Randolph, chief en-
ginssr and surveyor Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, Is in the city making arrangements to
complete the branch road to the Point Of Rocks,
thus insuriug q direct route to the West. The
road will cost over 500. 900 per mile. Tho mile
and q quarter that has been graded at PARIS
Ridge, over the summit, has cost the company
10000. 1t 10 expected that the road will be
completed by noxt summer. Tho corps Of en-.
gineers aud contractors will commence the work
In earnest In few days The difficulties that
have attended the procuring tho right Of the way
In portion Of Montgomery county will be sat
isfaotorily arranged In . few days. As was re.
marked In our last issue, It Is to be hoped that
the work will be vigorously pushed forward, and
tho much. desired road speedily completed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

TO all LohOm Il may c0ncerHt grating:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 2ith day Of
March, 1862 the armed ensmy's steamer Manassas
was attacked, sunk, aud destroyed by the United
States vessel Mississippi belonging to the Mississippi
Squadron, under the command Of Commodore NJ.
Smith and that on the 2ith day OF September 1867,
the same was lbslled and prosecuted In this Court
in the name Of the United stAtes, for the reasons
the libel stated and that said cause will stand for
trial al the City Hail, 10 the city Of Washington, on
The III RsT MONDAY Of DECEMBER next, when and
where all persons are warned TO appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be deereed, and
to Intervene for their interests,
ssptembsr 26, 1867, RI. MRIGs
nci ,O.wtd fStATl CLARK
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THs SD DAY OF


Ellen Pixton, petitioner
VS.. No, 1861, In Eauity.
Henry A. Pixtop, def't.
On mo ion Of the complainant, by NJ Thompson
her solicitor, II is ordered that the defendant eau,e
bis appearance to be entered herein on or before the
nrst rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with As in
case OF default; provdeo copy OF this order be pub
lished IN the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, once q week
until said rule day.
By order Of the Court.
true cory-Test
METlu Ciayl
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

Peryis, Thomas Green and Wm. Dasr were put
In nomination and ballotted for with the following
result ThOs. Green, 3li DR.. Pervis, ., and Mr..
Duer,
Mr. Green was then declared elected FIRST vios
president.
To render the proceedings more harmonious,
q wsll-known local reporter Of an afternoon
journal amused himself with praotioing on .
cabinet organ which set In far-oh corner Of
tho room, and In shocking bad time, q morning
journal friend furnishing the wind, which was
done in grand style.
DR.. Peryis was then declared second vice presi.
dent, and Mr.. Duer third vice president.
Edward Ambush was the elected recording
secretary.
Some debate here ensued on the constitution.
ality Of slsoting third vice prssidenti and, on
motion, the subject was postponed until the
next regular meeting,
s Burley was the declared assistant secretary,
and W. II. Stewart, financial secretary.
Walter Lewis (colored) was then elected treas
urer.
A committee Of hvs was appointed to revise
the constitution and bylaws for the government
Of the club.
The election Of an executive committee was
deferred until aher the adoption Of the new con.
stitution.
Aftsr passing the hat around, and another air
on the organ by the reporter, the meeting ad.
journed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

april ll-MOst Of the delayed cattle on the Erie
Road went the One hundrcqthst market leaving only
IO2 at tho Hudson City yards. These were nearly All
sold to-day with LETT 1r0m yesterday so that
paw yesterday and today foot up 1885, OF which lJ9
were taken to Ope-huudrcdthst for sale. There was
good show Of buyers these yards nDd trade was toll
erably active, wholesale butchers purchasing freely
With the exception OF drove from Ohio all the cattle
were from Illinois, and ranked OF medium qUaty-a few
thlnlOts and good drOves Sales we're pretty gen
orally made At lj3 Gle 2 h with small lot Of thin still
drove OF 1G good fair % cVt steers were
sold at 6017c, with 1875 Of 6 cw al Js dlG!c The 80
Ohio cattle brought l6c cW and 81 Illinois steers OF
the weight averaged the same prices. The cattle
an sold wholesale butchers and dealers from
GewIIayen taking several lOts. At tho National Yards
B9l head sale, and with moderately lair demand
the stock pretty much disposed OF at no petceptble
variation from the other markets one ot OF 2s head fair
VI cwt Illinois cattle being reported al l0a 0l6tc while
% pretty good Y cwt Illinois steers were selling az l5t
frl7c, with GJ others at 16@16ic on 81 cwt The New
total up 20 tho present writing Is 3,25J head.
5hsep scarcely firm az yesterday, though they
be quoted at B00lc FOR uusnOrn, and 7t0sc. for
slipped There 562 head received and sold to-day nc
LOnInuupaw, all wool sheep, medium, which brought 81
V95c At Hudson CITY there carr, also unslOin
and the other two Illinois sheep 95e Some extra
TAT sheep sold In SXth-st at l0c There were 200
bead at This pace.
Hogs arc hard TO dispose Of mainly on account OF poor
qualty-SOme lots weighing only 50Qf0O - There were
three and half on the IOmmnipaw market this
ynorninc. portion Of which rcmecd UnsOld az noon
The receipts az those Yards far this week, number
$3.50 and the slaughterng for the previous week was
B.ss5 Sa,es today made at "a 14c for live and 90
tO3c iOr dressed One lot Of 1G3 which averaged 10
brought 7le while 1i6 head Of is0 p sOGsat fsc
Sales Of 30S head OF dressed were made at 9Ic.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Apr lib .esnbip
nelyeaCat Edwin O. Doyc Mr. aid as Cook Nj ba@s @
Echen. y
FROM LIVERPOOL AND SOUTHAMPTON Aprl ilIn s,eaush
Civ Mr. Jrarc A. fng Jo.p Durio1 Jose Ort,
Robert Gresneh. j. W. stans6eh u. Hsch
FROM LAGUYEA Apnl 1lln steamship Nereeil'aGen Bias
wife r. H. G. l0g Prom fhOpAs
Edmonl Capt f. H. FaneSn Fon s. John T. R-FEsDses
Casiil.
PROM HAvAgA Apg lin steamship Nora Cassle-c G'pb ,b<
wife Gpn Master Gps 3 lecg ple dsgg ana servant
NJ Jones T. Carboac Wn. carngs Qurtaa y HsestA, y,
Fr ,eirs Cro-swe Ils ..utc D. laehein 4. lipsscgt
FOR AyRE April ll--In s.earer 81 Ianrent Aees e1ogi
ee Jus Piurket Ham lsOl Calhoun NJ lard 2 Donsss sId
daughter Mr. .irs Hcucn and eiiy NJ Ksesean hnod
Clscon Robert shaecn Pcnsl Mrs lafonde w. sehomstfi
Angel Dc Ia Bl,Rs Ras. X zne Jean a. ArIaH nhse'
ROacr, and Mr. Leon ocus Mss Doe RoagfTs- Mss 70
Mrs FcneIarke aaf chJ Ernest G1ndo fs.
ShlleT Joseph Meyer Nj. shl au lvc rsitr s a
GTctner Paul l19et Geryss Jos BrUtiin, Victor biuy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

1rTse Mrs Hall and ehih Mrs CensiDshs@ Miss D chy
Hubert wife, and child; Re Mrs O. Webb and ekIb A.
Fisher and WIFE Reden, M Osgood Ms Jane McKney Gee b.
hl hss sarah Doane and ste Miss hslhn1i pa Watson u
MeGrgor, Joan Htuey VIE W. Rcng d. Cook aAd lfs W
kenncty and larg number second cabin and s:eerag
FOR HAVANA, April Ilfn steamship COaml-lL GrASttoedL
r. Lenick W H. Wiley q. WI Is V. Chaeon b. Kingsmau hg
Paz servant Jose A Jaan An, J. r. Auga Aet VAI Dy
Lonlo B. shepard dc Castro Verde, Mrs Msry Charles
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
CRnuN4L COURTS.

GENERAL sgssIONS-BECOEDEB BAIhEt1:
The following j. tho calendar iOr to-day Jas. IL
pix VIM Sercns Wn COrrigap, owen PONsl, DufSiaiys
Ias Davis IukO BOrduumuler, Charles AasoD, Ellen
I,rlnisy Thomas Fox, Thomas -. DAY, George Roaso
Moore Emma Miller receiving stolen goods; Charles
Irederlcp fclOnOus assault aud battefJ ffedef,ek
Puddpgy false pIotGnses Alexander Young soiasen On
IFFFeRsON MARKET POLICT-IUS1lCB DODGE.
D,edericS Haaran, No. "a Westinghouse, was
charged with violation Of the Excise Law and held tebaL
In SEQ 20 appear Tor trial. t.-
TONES P0LICF-JUSrI HOGAN.
On the i2th OF March last John B. Oflara Michael
q Hurley. and Edward A. Hurley boys OF from II 10 10
wears broke into Olf3e az Nh. 50 Exchange place "
forcinebpen the Ofee-dOor with iron bar ana SOY
two guns mGdo OF boat, and 0th0r atieps tho pIvE
erty OF George W Horr,ng agd Ad0ph Gosn VIZ,
they escaped at tho Tina. Ou Mednesd eyshls s
were arrested on Staten Island and YESTERDAY sfss
for trial by Justice H1gan John " Op9nSan. Vim ~.
Hollis were yeserday enn1ht py nI n.. nns ,na IN M.
ceivlupcier OF the Sarn Railroad Islt I, f 80 sr
net of stcniug bale of cotOr, Vaiucd ~
attelnpteA 10 eseape, hut we're afestcu I'M ,L
committed by Justice Hogan. soeofsS i p,
siding M No l H0gt-=i, i1roehiy % on -. ,
aeconpnred EEabcth teIry 70 te nayt
oorner of William aud FranDltss. s 60
mont I'M the hotel she stole from MS lcst go
which she attempted tOleaNo the room Inc Snsls ~
dcoverod bv Thompson "hen the ollali s sSS SO 80
tbe stolen MONEY stCWas given INTO CUSTODY mn ~
l'SD Instisr Hogan committed her for tga' ths 20
~Isci ia n native ol Englaud. ana Teshe" AZ ~" -
MIlilAn s.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
VEMON Al.
wAEitES WARD & 90.
PASSENGERs LSAEED.

yoc ,SnryyAII Ap sAS FRANCISCO fA9a Ilip btes psi
G dG lion = cSsrs.. ,i.s Geh acporsH R r
p,5 C Ii,r AL wo As GIs hlss MeIOl Mis larraoes
sS SSi. sSes re bifen Mn o. 2 store two ehthen
saT. e. W s.r., Miss NlorFiss Ar, s sg;l T. q f99'
risti iicr. H. il f'rs i'r ~, c5-'a- wv Brock. M2
Dove, .aI NS s. y. & ssgopb A. y, hoile, is6 I'd, vic
"a n lam, sSd4s Nrg Ssrs- ss fsashsl esorgs
Wi'r{ NJ 4 K, sts Ml, ~ = aot 20 h5sa q erk "
Wlso- VIE upd atni D. MlsoSh W " N0rludp ~ Noeh
se N RcfSn agtsone psle; M, " 9 hsIs = HTsss Tso,
bsi Ms Mqoi Ma H( ~ bnse islIy an : pes az 3 IL
sy W W., s.s H. Reie ~ W.. Jtshafe O w 9eoh Ms.
- 80, 90 Ns a. 4 sia!.h, Ass y es join ~ leat cha
FS Gsf i n Aesy DR; is 'e,sh lItsaif sic s'cas
psahss sss 4sA y [lgSst.. liz, ". Gsa,' aaa' AZ
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
RECEIPTS OF pRnnIHT-

April u-5.773 bbls Flour 66 bbls. Whisky l0O bbls
Corn Meal 1,lCl sacks Corn Meal, 279i2 busl. Wheat
2ll2 bush. Corn, 1880 bush oats los bush. Iyc, 2,0O
bash Malt 20 bush Seeds, = pkgs. Ashes 80 pks Beef
l2j5 bbs Pork, % pRgs Cut Meats, C9 pkgs Land 500
Kegs do, 81 kegs Dressed os o2g bb Petroleum. $50
pkgs Batter no pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
! for export and homo Use and


AFTETNOON PROVISION MARKEI-44 OCLock-FOrk
was dun with declining tendency; note sales Of eco
bbls. Western Mess at 81 so cash ana regular al
the close So 50 was bid, and So 50 asked
Crude In hulk and 16c fGr DO in barrels, Refined IN
bond 273 73GZ7ic for standard White, and 2S3c for
PrlIne'dO.
RICE-The demand is moderate at about previous
rates sales Of 100 tcs eommon TO fair Carolina at lOG
lOtC.
sUGARS-Ay very good business is doing IN Raw Sugars
the demand hcug largely nom rclnors ana prices are
stfer, though without decided advance fair TO good Re
fnng Is quoted az iO O1O3c sales OF 3l ds at JO4
lie for Cuba; dlc. for Porto Rico, and 65 boxes
Havana al llGllac; Refined firm at l4bt l5c for
Hards.
SEEDs-A fair inquiry for Clover Seed at I7aisc Tim
Othy seed salale at 8 6OaSl bush. Calcutta Lin
seed is selling s. 55GS2 60, gold in Boston and here
TAIIOW-Tbe market is hrmer but quiet, owing 10
The moderate offerings: sales Of $500 tcs 40 isc.
WHISKY--A moderate demand for Western 90 Soc. in
houd
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
bort illaroen's Noiitc.
NrarF nr YEv.Yonk.

STATE NEvlOGK
P0gyWAEuHSy OsUcs No. y Niuaa-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Q he AZ r5,..4 Arl ~ ~ Snt si 40 As
interested n having dsc OF 'lo sab natter o. ss,h ngs'
cr,r sgryer 'uirg urer
Ion b, WaneuS thc said sgTs ~xaminauoa VII
be completed v.La ten as sl-,ceng tbs notice. bosd ssS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
ucnlistrp.

A BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET VF. A IEEih, ~,
n viii ILtAPLS 70 SIT nl Tx ,Eceea, e a,i5y 1S
PLuNPERs Adj usIhRT no oLp M t5etilR tHt tt M tx
rR1CTED WITH0U IPAls NO EXTRA lllsE, Va
oVIDE GAS, W HERR OIHRBs h,isESkkfbDS
SPLENDID RUBBER SElB $40 10 I'D. -. Il,
u BgRBLKp D \ ;, Nv 2l6 9S!BA' Ei ae.i -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
6iiuaiiono Udnlco-females.
6itnailors Uanieo-A AlaIes.

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN not occupied dur
~ iar Ts aay would he Dia 70 .pcn lew huri each DAY
POSFfN SET o[BOUks Sr Is good perabu aad
lrbls try tooi p-r Address l. TENNEY of Hunter Keller
Co.. Boa no 3@9R o.
1 YOUNG MAN, Is years of age. of most
cee character aad The best Of having mach energy
s- tact a,hcs penuah situation DO wbol e Grocery
or other house Advance has bat fo years experience
bule.s CT. Aiusss W. X -. No tpJ broadway.
NEANTED-A SITUATION ~ COachnan,
w b nan o good evpr-.c. hls m and thorough kuoF -iyo
ofhs b6,n,ss aud sh recommended Adless " w. Boz
So. IOl rnblns Once i1r tEo lalA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

MINIATURE ALNASAC ~
Sun Rises. Sets III
Saudy Hook l:5j Gngs aud... 2J6 lt, 6a...4
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

BUTTER Is dull and prices favor the buyer We Qnoe'
Goshen aud orange Co. pals, y io...-..-...54dS0
State frKfns, good 10 prime asa
state half fIklns, medium 10 PRIME .S2fS6
State frklns- common ana falr-.---.. -
State Welsh tubs, fair 10 prime 50
Western Reserve, good 20 choice .-..-......l4Gl0
western Pcserve common TO good .........l0 l0dl4
Northern Pennsy lVania 2Od&o
CHEESE IN fair demand for export and homo Use ana
prices are firm. We quote:
State FACTORY. Good TO Choice, B"........ls di9
State Factory, Fairt GOod.................l5 0l1
State Factory, Common 10 Prime. .-...-.-..-u -
English Dairy, COM. .....-..-......-..-.-! q.
l...-- -.
Vermont Dairy, Fair to Good................ll 4l5
Ohio, Prime 90
Pneapple. 20 u20
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
60 pJbom II man GcncerL
r AyDsClpE GARbiEYTYG and FAR

1 4 DRAIN.-CHARLE3 p ERHARD Surveyor s1d PRACTICAL
G-icae iluns Point Ions 1,al1 y D. prepared 90 Uskc all
lrd of Sl7' lS plain y 'r9oE1'ea Map' 1l 'Ie eni 20
il 30 given 70 the Iqolsr' s41r ~ nt aaf lVr
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Pvgrs CoopFR PlF INSURANCE. g., TguDAvI- Con NNTn"I
An ELECTION for DIlECIOES VII Dc
" he'd al the once ofthc Company MONDAY the 22d day %
Apn inst ,,.,, , .o,.,, o,e, rrtD I
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