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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

We learn from a speech recently deliv-
cred in South Carolina by General How
ard, that there are now over $780, 900 col
ored children being educated il the late
rebel States. According to our conserva-
tives, these $50, 1000 children would be bet
ter off in their old condition of slavery,
preparing to bring good prices or the auc-
tiOn-block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

OUR MOTHER ENGLAND, who consid.
sidered it an impertinence in the United
States to go to war without consulting
her, now solemnly "arns us not 10 i'm
peach Mr.. johnson until she gives per-
mission. If we disregard her advice a Sec
Ond time, she solemnly hints that we
shall get no more counsel from her. So
wavward a child is enough to turn the af-
fiction of the most indulgent of mothers
to indifference or hostility.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

ZINNERMANN.-This eminent physi-
clan went from Hanover to attend
Frederick the Great in his last illness.
One day the king said to him, you
have, / presume, sir, helped many a
man into another world?" This was a
rather of a bitter pill for the doctor;
but the dose he gave the king in re-
turn was a judicious mixture Of truth
and lattery: Not so many as your
majesty, nor with so much honor to
mvself.D
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nS-Tbe Sunremc Court ne At nre

Bg-The Supreme Court, as at present
constituted, consists of the following
named ~jurists with the date of their ap-
pointment: 1868, S. P. Chase, Ohio, Chief
Justice: 1885, J. NJ. Wayne, Georgia;
1915, S. Nelson, New York; 1916, r. G..
Grier, Penn; 1858, n. Clifford, Maine;
1862, n. NJ. Swayne, Obi; 1862. David
Davis. Illinois; 1862, 6. F. Miller, Iowa;
1868, S. J Field, California.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

"Didn't you tell me you could hold
the plow?" said a farmer to an Irish
man he had taken on trial. "Be aisy,
now" said Pat; chow could I hould it
an two horses pullin' it away? Just
stop the crathurs an III hould it for
YOU"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

a despatch from Savannah to the
New York Tribune gives an account of
a collision between U. S. troops and
some plantation negroes: the negroes
having refused to leave a plantation
when ordered by Gen. Tillson.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

N. P Willis died at I3levild, on the
Hudson river, on Sunday evening.
Willis was one Of the FIRST American
poets. as an amatory writer perhaps
the first. He was not far from sixty at
the time of his death.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

On Sept. %, 1866, ADELAIDE RIsroRI,
the Tragic Queen Of Song" as she has
been most appropriately styled by the
critical world, sent the following indorse-
ment of DR.. Chaussier's Empress for the
hair to the proprietors. If any other tes-
timony than that of The fashionable world.
who universally use this Incompatible
preparation to the exclusion of all others,
were necessary, it would be found in this
most strong and positive Endorsement of
this preparation from the Italian queen Of
song.
LADIES FAD THIs.-FIFFH AVENUE HOTEL.
NEW YORK. Sept. %. 1S66.-Messieures: l re-
turn you my sincere thanks for the very accept
able present you were pleased to make me. In
Ut. Chaussler's Empress 1 recognize an old
friend, having used 1t as a cOsuetique and as a
toilet article for several years. The bottle isnOt
the same style as we have in Paris, but upon
the use Of the preparation l find it to be the
same as that put up in France. Ii is the best
article for the hair l have ever found. and am
glad to hear 1t is becoming so popular in Amer
lea. l an yours. re pectfully
ADELAIDE RISTORI.
ST0NG ARMSTRONG Wholesale Agents.
jamie, '67-3t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

The Richmond Dispatch has the fol-
lowing in relation to the help proffered
the South by the Democrats of the
North:
"Will they fight? Not they. They
humbugged the South before the late
war with the idea that they were as
staunch State Rights men as Tancey;
but when the war tocsin sounded,
they got themselves into caves and
holes with the wolves and bats A
plague on such friends say we"
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Every Family at this Season should use
SPEER'S SANBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe forts medicinal and ben
ehcial qualities. highly esteemedby eminent
Physicians, in European AND American Hospi-
tails, andby some of the first families in Europe
and America.
AS A TONIC
1t has no equal, causing an appetite and build
ing up the system, being entirely pure wine Of
& most valuable grape.
as 4 DIURETlC
It imparts = healthy action of the Glands, Kid
neys, and Urinary Organs. very beneficial in
Dropsy, Cont and Rheumatic Affections,
SPEER'S WINE
Is a pure article from the juice OF the Port
Grape. possessing medical properties superior
to any other wine la use. and an excellent ar
ic lie for weak and debilitated persons. and the
aged and infrm, improving the appetite and
b0neftting ladies and children. 1rg Il once
and yOU JCiH not be deceived.
10 Be sure that the signature OF ALFRED
SPEEB is over the cork of each bottle.
Sold By Anderson * Rupp. Marren, Ohio,
who also sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY,
achOice old article, imported only by Mr. Speer.
direct from 0porto.
Trade supplied by Strong & Armstrong,
Cleveland Ohio; the FahnestOcks and r. L.
Sellers, PittsbuTg, Pa; by wholesale dealers
in New York and Philadelphia, and by A.
SPEER, at his vineyard in New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL Office. 20S Broadway, New York
March % '66 6m
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WINE OF TAR lisa pleasant preparation,
containing all the medicinal properties of the
cures Coughs. Colds, C-onsu@pIiop. Sore Throat
and Breast. and all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. 1t restores the system to perfect health.
and is very effective in curing diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys. Bladder. &c.
Sold bY Druggists at 81 90 4 bottle. Genuine
have w inc of Tar" blown on bottle.
OLIVER CROOK & 20. PrOprietOrs.
Agents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-30

CTTRON Isl pleasant LIQUID RENE
dy which never fails to cure the ITCH at once.
As an external application for Rheumatism,
Eruptive Diseases of the skin. UlcerS.o Old SOtres
Gangrsne. Burns and Scalds, it is very effective.
Sold BIZ Druggists. Price y cents,
OLIVER CROOK & CO. Projectors
Benton, Durham u Co., Cleveland. General
Agents. Dec. IL, IS66.
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Farm for Sale.

EOR SALE IN WHOLE OR IN
part, that excellent farm, known as the
Kimberly Farm; about one mile and ahalffrom
Girard Village. being lot No. 8. in tract No. s.
IN township of Weathersfeld, Trumbull Co.. o.
contains 100 acres with good dwelling, large
barn and out houses.
For price or terms apply to
MORRIS d PRICE,
Jan. 2. 1867 Cleveland o
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SHIP PING VS..
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rfses........ QS nI0ou scts.. morn = 90
SUN sets 4 33 High water. morn 40
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 8, 1867.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Trpol tBr, Anderson, Liverpool Queens
Steamship Manhattan tBr,. wisms Liverpool-williams
steamship Virgo Bukley, savannah--xurray Ferris a
&C.
steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norrolk-N L Mccready
s.%. Ssrsa
ship Cultivator Russell Observation-Disclosures auion
Bark Casco. Gardner, Trinidad. CubaG Stephenson
Brs Chas Poole. Sherman Marseies--Boyd Hiucken
Brig Aler Miiliksn tBr), Harper. Cieniuesos-Fowor
brig II Pitt tBr,, Locke. Hamilton. Bermuda--Mid.
Brig Alert (Br,, Pendersast, st Johns MI Requa
Srs As.,Ainsr tsr,, Peus Windsor. Ss-crandar, um-
soSr Msgnol!.. Rockwell. St Themas-I eager.
sehr ! Klas. cisndeniO. Gsisi,--Jed FIRE. CO.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIT THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Rapidan Everson, New Orleans Nov q.
Havana 9th, with mdss and Passengers Lvng.on. For
steamship Jaclnto Atkins Savannah. with mdse and
Z cSs4 d's savannah with ma..
ars so "Sodi Ess and on, po,
with ma:s ana g.sssSssr' Nscse.dy
mdse and passengers. TO brown 3psvis ~ WIN
steamship James Green. Inman. Georgetown, DC, with
ship crsmorne Gates, Liverpool 50 days. with as. 70
with winds and NV gales NSr ~
70 2" pa,s.l ship Consiisutlon, hence cr Liverpool
iron 10 Hrner Toe Co First part Of The passage had
sops Mos q 'ss
fell overheard from The fore'opsa yard during heavy
sh,s psIssg n'T T ,s,s ssop days in Oala. TO
to ssSnidt. Co CHS" Had very cry ai.asrsesSs
s.rl Jag,,sr Ssrsm,: KucscRs Bremen, . day. With
~s.sa:% had death; among he pss.sns.I.s children
Bark dasells tof New Haven't Black Barbados Nov TO-
with suGsr snd mciassss 70 II lr5wbrdee's Sons
sugar aud noiassss q James Is Ward GO. HAD heavy
ys.shsr; Nov IA g 20 ea u sgoke bark pstIlo,
ship castiiian. hence for New Orleans ~ =" = -
Rris Catherine SNor,. Cell. Rio Janeiro IS days. with
Es's: IL S9S ~ , H Hon 3 sy., s.h
sugar aud coffee, 4 Joseph duterbrdge
rus @ wSs 81 Bssus sa Nov sn1 VA.
blown on IN The NV gale Of that date.
10 days, with sugar. 20 msster 49,
sehr Carrie Doasass lsri retsrs Aux Cages u days,
% the spSss scf VIZ
gnls Price. hence for Bermuda
scsr Trojan Iar read Johas. NJ is days, with nsh
'p ses on sd q %Ssss oSy. SS a.v Win
cotton 70 master had heavy weather aud sp sails The
pari ~ he crew being sick. 80
schr Noses BramhaIL Hus.ey. Savannah days with
hs wreck Of hs sisamsAip seotisnd o sADdv Hook aud
re1u med unsN this morning, when she was on b. the
achr sccob Kiensle. Lake. RIchmond
SER sssr E.ps.: soai Isa.ssr. f rs9 eoss.se.
sssr fsSsh s rssss, ' %si. 'Fg sIs;
s..ssss ssy ss;ssss Sssss .'s $Ss;.
hsssS \ Mishs 49, Virginia
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MISCELLANEOUS.



MAD MAN
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OF ss Sa ss s S .Pd NY ely q
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SIuen. aud pills S himssi .s that Dr.
~ m o ssp1 ana rs.s
s.: 'i S.s
- "a ihing was enough 70 sch q without. inviting All
was regular d. woEcorT now sppsd 70 Ss
% % % FAN fAlsE could ' man
..s s.s IA :ss i ss hin SIs.s
prssss..s. are selling PAINT g fast
hsa s anS ss people issss CO cs Tor MORE
Pepper and .urpsa.lns
Ana even : 's foois IN Ia' ana
That this Is ali they gain.
Is. sG; iss; sTsr D ss P mi:-
Ss,.r ' NJ. sTe sns a. us
A -orrIcrAL DRAwISas OF THE PADucAH LOT.
~ rrrss@e ca los prcrxsrH s 1851
rs So S. s., >. 81. 81. g. a TO- II.
s,.$s FSI$s psS 81 sss4 fssS .s.s:
For The bench. y IS. 5aIssrS ~ sad other pu
:" = a ~ 10 Ds q a; Z 1897 a. 10 o. 70
!" y !" wtop% pitK "A 81 co. q Sl ~
pSs Esas s. L s ss ,SS,' ts'''' address WOOD
A -qrrICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
KssTrcKr STATE rxrnA--crAss ss7 prerxsra ., 1857
!" a. ~ 10y g. 10 "a ~. 80 s. ~ o. O.
= = = StRSAY NORRIS x I; Co.. Managers. r.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF SHELBY COLLEGE.
y, ~. 81 81 2 H co. %, ~, a. ~ 70. q 81.
- 7" "a SrMs s@,,S i "a ~ 49, g IT.
For crr.rs =, Eeriuckv Lotteries address MUIR
NY. EDDY co, yoysass., ~: -. :. ~ ccs-ss.st:
RICHMOND. No. tGilssS 1u;laipss ekAandt slsSsk -
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THE CURRENCY.
Report Of II. Il. HuTlbErd, Comp
trOIlcr.

OFrcE oR THn CoNprRoLLIa or THE CuRRsScY,l
WASHINGTON, Nov, 4, 1881. !
Since tho last AnnusL report national banks have
been organised Of which six associations and
three were organized to take the place Of existing state
banks making the total number organised up oct5-
Der one thousand six.hondred and ssvsnty-three
The following table will exhibit the number OF banks
with the amount OF capital and circulation EACH State
and Territory
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ment for privilege Of circulating Their notes.
The fact should NOS be overlooked in this connection,
that the banks deposited $40 ooo 900 with The
Treasurer security for their issus Now ID. United
States could not possibly buy over three millions
OF those bonds without actual addition OF thirty or
forty millions OF grcenbacks TO the amount II II pro-
posed TO issue In lieu OF three hundred millions OF ma
tonal bank notes The result would be- either that the
government would tail to 81, 400 900 interest on
forty millions OF Its bonds which could not porchase
II would have TO try The dangerous and unnecessary
experiment OF again initiating the currency.
The ninety millions Of ave per cent bonds
might DO bought al par................ 500 tVD p00
Suppose the six per bonds could DO
bought In nj LOG though they are now SELL
ing much hlgher S2s0,0oo 900 at io5.. eos 0oo 900
~ Wouia xSoc,uvvVvv
10 buy the bonds now held BY the banks Here q d.
rect imitation Of over $50 100000
But the Initiation would not stop here The with
drawal Of circulation from the banks would cause nine
out Of ten 20 wind up because the privilege OF cir
culatlon absolutely essential In order do banking
business but because banking associations would not
submit the restrictions and limitations POSED by the
act Of Congress without the compensatory privilege Of
circulation They would either reorsanixe under STATE
laws thus Get rid OF federal control they would
do business private bankcn In either event The en-
tiro amount or legal tenders now held " reserve would
So 10 released .nd scd~d 70 me volume Of pscsr
tlsss sassa wv GssAu sAsiSsss S'sisa sss'a ssniA
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge of Presenting Fraudulent Papers with
Intent To Dcfrnnd the Government.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States "a John Csbreu-The defendant In
this case is charged with presenting q false paper with
intent TO defraud the Internal Revenue Department of
tho government He admitted TO bail 10 await ex
animation in the sum OF $1,000.
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A !
THE FAMILY rAvoRIrE.
THE PRESIDE COMPANION.
FIRESlDE COMPANION.

The following extract we clip from tho Evening Post Of
XOrwoOa win b Withdrawn from the stage Of the Esw
Under Tho aassSs, wiii be replaced on the sssss
YORK ss a s q s q &c
''' - yyiiSSEEssEEbbsS SSSSHSfxSsiiSSs,
The Weekly i Of the " nc from whe
But shsrs are any who have NO. read the story
sIREsIDE SOsf4sESs.
We may mention that Il Is commenced tn the hr's nunhss
FIkEsIpE S9sPAsIoN.
aud IL being still continued from week 70 week.
" '' '''; e sSs;.sSSs
be obtained from any newsdealsr from the once o.
publication ifiaE rrRHsrDE COMPANION.
for The great f NsE sfisay' THE TABLES:
THE o y. HSs E EnHsaDGTo COMPANION.
r'' Hamilton fGE COMP As1ox
"wh'''r's:: =. y i NJ p sisssrDE ooxrAmox
For the most startling Of stories
~. y :; IGS gIaEsrDs COMPANION.
For HINT. .',,s -;s III q! SoxrAmox
~ .'u'''' :. -. sss fiE FiEEsiDE C5xrAHLox,
o.'' See THE FrREsrpE COMPANION
l0' ''' 0e'' s.''' Sea THE PRESIDE COMPANION.
f'r ne ''s' il''1'a0 e: THE PRESIDE COMPANION.
For everything e. SEQ r AZ IS; x;
Another number ready on Friday morning Dssv ssssSs
- TINE sIas sal,I, o {, g MON
PRICE SIX CENTS
GEORGE MUNRO Co,
1877 william street. New York.
Gro O. PARKER 4 BRO.
No. su washington stree.
Corner Murray urea.
wholesale Dealers
IN
TIsH
AND
PROVISIONS,
Are sow Offering
The following goods
REDUCED FRrcEs,-
Goldfish. In n, 90 and 100 pound sorss
xseksrsl. in kss quarters, halves and barrels
Picked salmon. in k,s cuarssrs. halves and barrels
Cheese English Dairy and FACTORY.
Lard Cnsw), in tubs, nrkins. barrels and aercss.
Butter Choice Table and Cooking in tubs spd hrkins
A BsoLuTE pIvoRcEs LEGALLY osrIixgD II
a any state without publicity Or ssposarsj goo1 veX
81 Ss': 'fisss vi :ssss
BsoLurB DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED m
"A New YeTs aud state. where dsssrtion arvahseessa
Until divorce obtainedi advice free. ~ H4Wn4 s4I
A ILrnIzEs cAsHED Il Lso1L[tEb t8FfEl-
isH'i s sSs si is faa
>r-Affa~xs<<
patent Elastic y.asl:ins fnnsr soiss ~ agFfH
They viii relieve rSsnSasish and nsursItA ,..Esr
., Trhsy vii remove TIE psrsPirsuep q W ~ m$4y
S fHSRS Ifi hEI Is5 issu. ,ow.rss srN Ne
To2fHAcHE SuaEt fxgrANflI W. ~ cf0 Y 81
Go 4: = ~; y. ~ sSssSs
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3. MrscntI zhn6SI, 49, =
NH {0uS HEVsSxfis banana 70 sSnyS ~,
IL WITH TIE -tyHNUo IML4Q1AA An you
c cttE H ts@s 81 RAJ bzH ~ AID
wrsfox's ARlivzl Al CHICAGO.

wRsfoNs ARRivl Al CHICAGO.
PULL ACCOUNT on HIS TRIP.
WIZ HE FAILED TO MAKE THE HUNDRED NILEs..
SPLENDID PoRrRATt OF
. b. a: 6 as .D: sp,.s.
wonderful Of walking
Lss7x NILES IN y DAYS.
will be found In
KzIIzrs WEEKLY
OUT TODAY
and for sale BY al nswsdssisra
THE GREAT HURRICANE At IT. TIC silz-
PORTRAIT OF MAYOR HOFFMAN,
IN THE THIRD NUMBER OF
KELLEY's WEEKLY.
wRsroNs RIDE TO THR OPERA Rous.;-
splendid engraving
IN KELLET's WEEKLY.
OUT TODAY.
PRICE ONLY 10 CENTS
AND s
FOR SALE At
ALL NEWS STANDS.
Continuation Of Howi.s thrilling amusing saquisi.sy
eomcal story,
.JAcK O. The MILL"
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
From Original Designs By
H. L. STEPHENS,
IN xELLET's WEEKLY.
sKErCHEs POETRY, COMO CUTE
FUNNY THIN0A SPICY EDrTORTALs.
SAYINGS or THE WISE, 40, &C., &C.s
IN KRLLEYS WEEKLY.
IN SHORT,
THIS NUMB8B,
FILLED WITH GOOD THINGS,
ARTISTIC,
LITERARY.
MIRTH- PROVOKING,
il the best specimen Of illustrated journal pubshs6
ON the continent
BUY IT. READ IT.
KELLEYS WEEKLY.
OUT TO-DAY.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
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$50
A A A H H i II Il T..
III IA M Nh EEREIHRB
THE
COMMANDING
GENERAL

GENERAL
Of Fort requested get Of H0yTg
MALT ExTRACf. and ~ have sale for u Mml Y geS
the agency. n - b@O"N
OUR PHYSICIANS -S
recommend II 70 their patients with good success Ieaso
give your terms TO agents. =. hAAoNOs
HA1AA' NV II DOES NE GREAT GOOD.
end obliged to drink for longer PERIOD wrote Ma
r. J. LIPriTE Of
sOME or QUA PHYSICIANS
have requested TO get some OF HOFFS nal! IL
TRACT they sufficiently acquainted with ~ virsHss
f' S4s.ccS se Ill., if,R Nov 70 Een' A'''
AN QUITE SATISFIED
with the excellent results which your MALT ExTHACY
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH produced on ny sun1erins ga
OF HEALTH TO all sick and suffering. n. BkOWA.
FRANKLN. Pa, Nov. 10.
disappeared BY It's use. GEORGE soHMIDr
HxsrKR STREET, No. H. Nov. ~
AS THE COUGH
q my wife Is improving since using H0EES
JAMES STREET, No 7s Nov. Is
SUFFERING HORRIBLY FROM DYSPEPS1A
tried, on Recommendation OF friend, HOFF'S hALT
Mrs. TIsDALL. No. g High strsos,
BRooKLYN, Nov. IL.
Everybody Of letters daily a.s!y
MALT EXTkAUT IL recommended everywhere By regular
and the pubic that its palatabe taste has
brought beverage among wealthy caAAes and
In only excellent remedy for dyspepsia bus
also coughs colds, hoarsencss and consumpton.-
HoFF's MALT EXTRACT DEPOT. t43 BROADWAY y
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g ss: F;sls t VIII .s .. a.s7,,,. ::,,,.
s ssssF ... s.shH hs Eisss' t.ySis
ssSr iis 4 Pima L.is, NTnia-
s sssr sp ys;a f sss:s v' vsla..
sSSr i,sSsls Afr honsp nsSs n1 %s,,o.
sc6r 6lsrs ws.mor: wssnssS Georgetown. DC daya
ssaI !Som.: soo.. Tasf: q o.orss.ovn. DC.
schr 0ceands sattsr Gorgssown BE- 10 days. for Port
selr Elizabeth DeHar, Low Georgetown. DO. for New
schr Yankee Doodle Martin, Georgetown. DC, for New
pchr T Rowland, Tuthill, Baltimore.
schr Lindsey Jones, POkomois River, Nd =,
n%So9 dr RIVER
sesr Foster. shsnisld EssSstSport FOR Fa River
ss
sshr Terry, smith, EiixsbsthPort for New Haven.
sssr .y1sS f ar New Haven:
For
sssr Hssy ps sS. niSMF nl wshsss
scsr Yarmouth, BAXTER, Newport ,
ssss Hs.hsnis Al. Hart COLLEGE Point for aaverstraw.
schr : Jsetson, Hersty. Ro.iyn
sio aa ' irsas. smith yrsa as'1' :. .''a
REru,sEp-schr George Nevsnser. smith, henoe for
Philadelphia Nov o. IT PM when on Absecum run
by unknown schr striking the sarboard side
amidshpa carrying away about 10 fest OF the RAIL-
stanohionb and bulWarks fore and main sa main boom
and main rigging The schr in collision probably the
Sarah Simmons, from Philadelphs for Boston which AZ
rived at this port I'd inst.
BELOW.
Ship Guiding Star. from Liverpool.
Ship James Foster Jr. from Liverpool.
ship sir Robert Peel. - days from London.
Ship Nonpareii
Brig Cairo from Glaze Bay.
SAILED.
Steamships Minnetonka, Mobile; Virgo Savannah; Car
roll, Baltimore; Nereus. Boston.
Wind Ct sunset w.
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OF gold and silver in the country waiting to be called
into active service. Give these millions their place;
make room for them by calling in the legal tender notes.
the great disturbing element OF our currency the
most expansive debt the governments has incurred
gradually II please but surely; enforce rgdly the
redemption Of national bank notes; for
eral government supervision and control OF the
cy OF the country through the national banks and
may yet realize the great desdcratum-a safe, uniform
currency convertible into coin at the will Of the holder
II. II. HULBURD, Comptroller Of Currency.
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N0Ntt6r, Tina Pernn iee D.aur lfo.d1e ~.
tria after the nisfor,rrss sbs hss s,,1a,ad a.ss
The sympathias oS Trsnce hnt va must not % Is
"a illusicrs a. :. 49, - ~. nv Wy
the event OF Rnro r0s cooact Th sasOe ~
Paris which tbnts IN nrs;cs xnsyi. y, ;o, pa.y -
give us a yerv fssh,s siIv T,s tr,s m;,s,or ~
TRAN .nt =, a. r., hs~ ~ -
The financial famine - her rat all nss,; S
her revenue lie aso.. ~, aee Co. ~ nvm
has sosrralv sarS - s,,;. ~ Sssac. iss ~ ~ see
nav tbe ernarsas oS her court har hast naai wa W
entire admsnssrs,ior N "a lass -, m ina r. [ ie
tho civ al par;s cav ~ "a - snonJ a,sha ~ ". VI
FOR that STAT. ~ stSs M,nsns M o any r'mccy
wears duration connied with ,hsrev and 800 ~ auy
traflon con ansh,a t,s,r'a 40 ,scryer ha,, es -
The nolorionslr lad commercaJ sit,s,isn .,h,.h h.
had great influence in producing the ysaamsu, naoiac
pro,ssiaons Of The last sw DAYS il arsrsvacd nv tha
n and the ouov n said 70 he toIeran,e b,s ,bs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TuH LONDON MONEY MARKET. -IoxDoS, August 10
or. M.--Consels for mouey seN. United States eve
twenty bonds 73as Erie Railway Ehares. 45 Illinois
Western consolidated bonds, Il u.
Tus CONTINENTAL tBoUisss FRANKFORT, Angus. TO-
United States dve.tweny bonds closed hero this evening
at TIN for the issue OF 1852.
LIvERp00L CoTToS MARKET --LIyERPoor, Angus. To-
6R. M.--Cotton is firm. Sales to-day IL, 900 bales
&ddlins upands l01sd,; n.ldding Orleans IIHd.
The Brokers Circular, liz its weekly review OF the
potion Market gives The sales of the week. ending
Hast evening, 1000 bales, OF which 1900 were for
port and 1900 for speculation. The market has been
erncf and active and advance In prices OF fully
ecrpttons Tho total stock Of cotton in port and on
ehipb0Afd, according TO the best estimates foots up
RsO,000 bales including SIS, 900 imported from the
United States. eag
TRADE acknowledgements, August 1875 p M.-The
Ndvices from Manchester favorable.
ldgrRrooL BREADsruFFs Acknowledgements, August
48-5P M.--Wheat l3s 3D. for fair new Delaware.
Corn, 38s 81. for new Barley, S. Oats. 3s Id.
Hcss, AS. Oh. Four-Extra western State, S4s. no
6o6therq ia market here
= LlvgnfooI Provision NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. August 10
fP.M-Chcese COS Cd. beef, 1906 lard, Sos; pork
v5s 3d.; bacon, AS.
: r. M.-Rosin, common rs 61., middlIng l3s. taow
v4s Cd pot ashes, 3ls spirits Of turpentne 32s 3d.
petroleum. spirits Ssd refined is Id clover seed. Ais
L0SD0N MARxETs.-LoaDos, August 1876 7. Mo.
~ Dutch standard sugar. 25s Cd. oils, whale E32,
Sperm &ll5. Inseed $50 los Scotch pig iron, 53s
u0seed cakes, clio 6s Calcutta lInsecd, 68s. Cd.
THs PETROLEUM. MAaKEf.-ANrwERP, August Ia
Eveplng --Ihe petroleum market closed quiet al 43.
Per Dbl for standard white