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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

hss p Ssil...'.. - sste , Ssi.....'... ESQ assoO
bend, y GAL. a. a rse in bbis y esl.. 60 q 100
P2sOs........s4 rs a - Glars IN bba,
i Sss S SS ,~ "a. r.. NORTH SsrS Count;
IIG' EcGI.;'-. sa9s 80 Tar, wilSSss1'iH -.
GGs, PStl...-@. 80 a as p9 si' tiiy. il S6i
R9sas, Ne l. IN Pbbl..,......... bB q 3Gs
sbA. v bb.." ss1a 800 Pitch ssu'hsr' in ,,-,z ,oo
OTLs-Amercan Linseod has been only in moderate
demand; prices again lower, az tUsl Us 1or casks
and b6ls. Crude Fish Oils are dull, ana unchanged;
OH is selling srsi 2oasi rs
PROVISiONs-POrk opened better, with corner In
the market but subsequently prices ie on closing heavy
and dui the sales, cash aud regular arr lzV pos q!
ego 20 0$H l2 for Mess about 200 bbls la job lots at
Ads2l 25 and 200 bbls Prime Mess az & Tor future De
livery, bearof sales Of 900 bills New western Ness
seller January at s22 Beef Is steady and ia fair de
mana sales q az bD at d foT Plain I Mess
small lots 70 fair extent sales OF 800 ties at $50 50a32 so
for Prime Mess and ass for India Mess Beef Hams
are quipt small sales at t260S29 Cut Meats dun;
salee of 1900 Green Hams lie Bacon is rather more
active Gales Of 226 boxes City on spot and for mex.
I29i2,o for l. c. for December $50 boxes g. C. at l0tc
and $50 boxes r. at l,c Dressed Hogs are dun and
former fieres but owing unfavofable from Eu
rope buyers refuse to operate; we quote nomns ~
prime Steam and Kettle Rendered.
AFTERSooS Provision MARKET, o'CLocK.-The mar:
kef for Pork dull and heavy sales Of bb cash and
regular at go 70 for Mess closing At $40 10 asked ana
PETRoIEuM-The market for both Crude and Re
fined in bond IL du and heavy but prices arc without
essential change. We quote as fOOws:
Crude tioal1 CAVITY in bulb .........'.'P ssoh ilaIi
S.sSsd u bond c tes Prime t Sr.% to White s7i
Refined IN bond llO test STANDARD Ybe...","... % a.
Refined in bond, (l0 test Prime White go: n a
hesiluul
RICI-The market is dull aad nOninaly unchanged
SUGARS-HOlders remain steady at full previous fig
,res but Is no Increase in the demand sales of 2S
hbds. at IL 0l2fc for Cuba and 1888 boxes Havana ut
l2l 1910. Refined are steady AZ l63c Tor Hards.
sEEDs-A limited demand for New Clover seed al l7t
di2lo. Timothy seed Is quiet at ~ 6O0$2 70. Rough
Flax Seed Is quiet at - 40.
TAILOW-The demand Is fair and the market steady
saos OF 7tOOO atliai1tc for Common 10 Prime; Choice
j. held 40 llec.
WHsKY@The market foT Western is quiet at s0o., in
bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

lold To London, 1900 bush Peas, at lOd; 900 tcs
Beef at 6s 25 tuns TallOw at S0s and rs tuns oxyd
Zinc, at 65s To Glasgow, 1900 bush Wheat at Cd;
900 bills Rosin Of g. 3D. and per steamer 1000 bales
Cotton at Id An American bark, with 10000 bush.
Corn to Dublin, at Is. and bark TO Genoa with To-
baoco at 37s o., and back with Fruit, at 81
per bb
The new managers Of the Erie Road are at work
in earnest reducing its expenses and stopping leaks
which were found TO be numerous and Of magnitude
The cost Of coal used by the road taken chiefly at
Emira, has been reduced fifty per cent as compared
with last season The road promises to have at an
early day large traffic in gas Goals The Manhattan
Gas Company has recently made q trial Of coal from
the vicinity of the Bradford and Pittsburgh Road
which proves Of such excellent quality that large
market can be found for it as soon as a few miles of
road can be made. and rolling stock obtained. The
traffic in gas Goals from that region promises TO be-
at of the largest items in the business
of the road, and one Of the most profitable,
The following Is a statement Of the movement in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
sBIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK.

CLEARED.
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s,sa%.C A:hsHf SSG Fa, si A Wn,sS aS jas R
:ss.s Es Sr
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SsSI s,
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sbP HeOil ifimO), Rickmer. Rotterdam Fu'sh aer~ss
s:fs ss I TglSeI s A.';: s:%s. Esg.
b. r H. Hassnd IBr) lie Blame Antwerp s. B snAl CO
Sas Bel. tsf sitrsIsi Or orders Issy
BIS bomiuioH Dr. White I1 JAM Z wsi'D'' 80
Bis Bslear Br HsPkns Remedies and Ssgus sushs Dss
sSSr Sssd Queen, Chase GsosstoTn c. Beuu,, s.au
i self Sc. Syuph cenl,y, Baltmcr. Baker Dayton
Ss S wsIs a. G t. R Sesl B Coffee
5.5 :.r:1 Gi P's S.I ssyi.'
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sr g gs.n M Si Bss FTsusoS Vice.
sSS s No SI King DERBY Com g. EsSls, B
STEAMSHIP, San Salvador SeiS Savannah with nde al
' ssss%.sp A Niagara. B.lsau Riehnoad ts nd.s
stssm.hip Ser,u. Bssrse Boston with pass
Slip Albert e.siin psl.no Liverpool Oct ,. win .s.s On.
S hn,SI a G o S ISass sRs bound .'' Had s
s sI ~ R ls OSoS Robinson liverpool Oct 49, vim % b
$50 sv w STssF roSSssa% eSssJ days and
sGiV ' cfr.ssl Brep Fdcls days ba. sesr
MADE q: s:.st R kline n %. 1s g vii. COTE. p
t yast S Brow Co. Oct Is Sss o Psls ip
s. y 4. t:.ss9 e., .; q s.s s
VIII. siS . SSss SW ssss LSst ib6cOul
Bari 0Tpfeu iBrsm vessels Brersn s days with s 80 ~
pats Nov a. lat 20 a. long TO- passed steamship psn@s
!, Gs'F s a:s:f! %:. D E.a s f % x
BE- Alliance HOls.elne) Beik Rio as .i e,s4 y
pblpps Bro Nor. &C. LAT "a long 81 spoke ~ ess@
Ranger (BF from Ro Jsneie 10 iainean asaes nae M f
h y Dove, oa New. York for Mobile
schI Jgs Elizabeth, Csudsgs from Bangor sm hnot h@~
Chase L Talbot
Fa,n dispatched "Wednesday ssss the schS Ncsss
asbors opgosits Shinaecock Lighthouse -.
scbr Rowland ashore Baefwes Island ne soh s1Se
dsy She charge Of plot At sa' sac
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BovToy TArved baks NeVa, Gotsnbms Amh' i~'ee@,
bry. Nsude Potter Havana; Irene, sosh Amhey =.
Nov T.-Ariyed krg Caaney ~ eAls Roe
gssu Island suanc orders also arrived th Frask f "tr
caso with gaaHO fog Baltimore Len PIs ssY ss1s
now IN he Roads Wind W. A. oc olla herh csr
q ss w ssas , 'sS Boston ssS C. xStScny o @
dsnce sshT for Florida The ship Fraak rnt y ~
tSR cae Es gaao :, ils POS. iss s, e. ~ 81 ss
into the The weather oI the past seek h ee ~
and oTsy he wind aud sal eOni'na 90, kySs "T
EetsS,s HoIS nov za--Aried ,chrs Nellie ReA %. pef
dnce Vn Povnceioyn nS New Yotk En.s
from Proynown fE ss~ York %asn loPli, hs@ 49,.
,ou NwYork; Arshe from PIcvncs@Ss br HS"
Haven Antelope. from Woods Hole br Roeklard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

z Mr. Dickens took a ramble about the suburbe
q, nosteu on sunday last walking abou eignt mics 10
IA said be busny writing IN hs toons ~ tue FasS
House aud receives but <ew visitors - (.
2 i.Janns w. Davis Of Alton, ILL.,, has contracted
Nth ths Union Pacific Railroad Company h. deliver
% eco railroad ties In the Hack River country And s
you'd me contract amounts 10 tl.25o,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
s9cl5O.9i5
sl2O9iN5
RA2.0g1.O0sI

Tho preceding accounts, compared with those OF ne
nreeedlpg week exhibit Circulation, Decrease a4'0sy1
Public Deposits Decrease, e2sl 1856 Othsr DEPOSITS D
crease Rb5sf3 Government Securities, decrease Ao,li
00r Other Securities Decrease, &lO5sS' BuIlOn' )e
crease Rest Increase 6j54 Reserve Increase
e2fl TTl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
6cuniru Sral 6siatt for Salt.


ALL WANTING FARMS-GOOd soil, mild
IA climate - miles south o. Philadelphia Price only sls per acre
improved hndreds settling Information sent Al
sr,,s G. X. lands. Vnsland, HsvJsrssy
ATORANGF, N. J.-YLLAS, VILLA SITES
N AID FARMS TrsS variety Aesatfy situated hou froz
kssYork sALB low Ao CoHhiy sea and Houses TO LEI Tor
year By BLACKWELL SMITH No 7o Broadway
Nt-Iors TO III oTange corner Man ana Cone sss $50
EOR SALE-M ARM HOSPIT A L
GROUNDSrhe sale ~ these Grounds advertised 70 take place
this ihe Exchange sa,sroom NO. Broadway under the crs
Board created By Chapter No 5l OF the
postponed q WEDNESDAY December ls 1857 g
the place The pTopefy viii be sold subject to
alton Of the laudhg sd Boarding Station FcT ny Of sale
Aply AnoneeTs T. H. LUDLOW Co. No Pine st. or 70
So undersigned, Ne % Pines.-New-York Nov ~, 1861
H. ". JOHNSON, Attorney and Secretary.
HOR SALE or TO RENT--In Bloomfield, n. j.,
desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE with a modern improve
including and cold billiard burglar ALARM
o. land abundance 81 fruit snd shade trees large bsrr
sraghouse ooahmans house nc For uef particulars epp 70
q. LEE STOUT Room No ~ Trinity Bllding No III Broadway
GTAMFORD, COMMON Clark's Hill, a
~ most delightful situation, mile from depot taostOy HOUSE
nearly Is suited for gsusmsn' residence boarding
Three land enc garsn and fruit and excellent
Piee $1,000. Address Box No. 395e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
1haantial.

ELECTION The ANNUAL ELECTION for
IL Directors oihe HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY Of New
YOrk will take place Al the ofos Of the COMPANY Ne " WaiL
MONDAY, Dec. 2 1851
bPols epen iroin " H. te } ?. n. - - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
oyi.
SOarS mo SOOms.

A SUITE of handsome frescoed front ROOMS
~ second hoo ununhed except carpets to LBI with
BOARD, new No 7O9 Eat Thirty ourtbst
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS very de
~ srabls) With or without board No 81 seyenhaye.
80 WEST FOURTEENTH-S ST, cor. Sixth-aye.
no FURNISHED ROOMS To LET,
With without board
IL ABINGDON SQUARE. : To LET :
- FIRST FLOOR and BASEMENT furnished or unnishsd also
THIRD FLOOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
nnI.nINN- CLMIILInEI An AaLnEnnn-


Amount Of stock ~ market
''' " Cattle Sl,sr. ssoia yaHse v'sa
tasl week.. .So2I 7oGJ2 -: sec 90
B,ef-Per 100 on total weight of hide, tallow. aud
dressed meat : extra, SIS asl1; first quality, ti2a
en- so; second quality, $50 6Satn 6O third quality, "
CSC few western b nJnd5 ~ s' o. =: 60 w.
Working OaeSl75 ej1so; handy stecrs, tsedtlso or
much according to their value ~ beef.
CoTs aid Young Cqiees-Far quality t5odf7si extra,
eco faTrow and dry f55at55. o
SoresIThn young cattle for fermere- Yearllngs asa
sheef'-Per n, i've weight s~isc'i sheeP ana l"nns'
Fm Hoqs-Per n, IA &C.. live weight
Hiees-Brghton, i0ic: z NJ country lots, JOG
car SLfHs-iG91Sc " n.
Standardization, sagc . II country lots, 7d1lc.
PstS-s7c.as1 oaeh; country lots, % al6c.
RYHARKe-By the above figures u VIII be seel that the
supply this week II comparatively small The general
quy OF the stock at Cambridge was pnite interiors and
N was difficult matter 20 dispose OF poor 90 ordinary
cattle, while ae usual The lew really gooo ones Ionna
SO per head. Early In the morning tls were offered,
which the subsequently regretted that he did not
accept although he said 10 would not exceed &C. per ~
Other cows were sold Te 40 SIX One extra pair OF New
Hampshire oxen laid 10 dress $50 each AZ l3ic Lam-
bert Hasgf sold his four best at 12c Hosea Strong one
pair at ne at IIc. sj sk COVE &C. according to
duality NJ &C. 20 l0 per n. For extra eatt the market
Il better, and for po0 than last week But feS
ueople at market aud trade dun as usual Thanksgiving
week The 40 Western cattle were very choice Kentucky
steers. few ~ winch sold 81 over ilc.
last week there improvement "a trade. How could
IL be expected WA the butchers sent 5000 Of mutton
70 mr Boynt0n for pug feed at ic per n and after
nc refuGed to allow than &c ~ Saturday night
cAIeapses werC sold. for shilling for dollar The
market bCc IN the city aud prices lower than
any week for several years on course, tho low priced
mutton that from Guile and scalswaes There were
several hundred sheep unHOld last week The butchers
refuse 70 buy and m some cases were wiling engage
10 market lots without other security for their labor
than the sheep themselves. Lots were sold st II o. %,
o. So 81 TO- o. q a. 81 go and few cOssete at e. Poultry
very abundant the weather and generally the
bHyer has the advantage OF the seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

Inc . 1890 Inc. .S1s7.7OO Dec. ss959oo Doc207l7oo
By reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tidewateT this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows decrease Of
65434O bbs. -four
The following comparative tallo shows the GUAM
tty of some of the principal articles Of produce left
at tide-water from the commencement Of navigation
10 and including the 22d Of November in tho years
irdinn1nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
8uttion Sails Of Stal Gsiait.

ADRIAN II. MurrER Auc;ioneer.
A UCTI0N SALE of WATER-FR0NTPR PROP
N ER1Y at JERSEY CITY.-ADRIAE u MULLER, ?; r Wiz
KfNs 4 cell auction SATURDAY Dee :, 1857 a. IL
oeook Exchange esOomi No III Broadway b. order toe
Directors valuable waterfront peTty Of the HUDSON
RIVER CEMENT COhPANi located Jersey City Jersey CRY
Perry heug A front and acu oo feet deep Information In
property obtained RON j. H. BUTTS Secretary
the peue PosieOr given Immediately Terms made known o.
tho taV ~ salf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
Gitp AGal Gsiatf fm Sals
ErooEInn Rtal estatt for SaIt.

TOR SALE-A neat 3-stOTy BRICK HOUSE
n BARGAIN Apry at Nc 81 Doug ASST, brooklyn
or oa tho PREMISES No ls ihJPlaee.
fTNfIAT SUPERIOR BROWN-ST0NE FOUR
STORY HOUSE opposite entrance 70 Carroll Psrh Jog sAE al
bagsa Apply to CHADWICK OF President ard Conrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

ELECTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
Dec,. q The h9wsap iSs y. sS. oS g. G New
MONDAY, Dec a isSi Wv " -'''''
- w. THEODORE Keller Secretary.
0YucE oT Tnp TRr1,S1 % CONDITIONS sTooEHoIDTE}
o'''i oa' A'' h No y VIZ, Co s1sI YSSs ~. ~
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Trust will
ioses b. PREPARATORY % me q TrassS cssssl:s
R s ohS as s s Is ' S%%S SCSs To- Be : ss
Certificate, shs be Registered said e day Of November and
b s,ai Precinct stosl a psd) 81 Prsned Cru1
sh Ss, T ever 500 e. aeestss and S S ma.
tious parts such Interest Preferred Certificates hon jsau
s. % So % ''' % ziIaS ciSPbhf e. c ss''
nFFICIAL N0TICE.-ST. LOUIS CITY
W WATER BONDS AT AUCTION
. o"icE oF TN BoAHD oy MhIsh x SoHsaIsiiloNERi,l
The Board ComrOpers CITY Of 81 WIN hy
authority al odr pubic auction huehan9 BIehsbg
this ctr December a u oeoei nosh ;hs reIaAn
gazette fn LID t... I'll -n NY
TWo AND A HALF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
The Bonds win be offered sale Of not less than One Hund
.sd Half nOn Dollar. via Be sold nay 70 We Judgment Of TIE
Board sen proper sas t s raay it ~ s. jana
ohs and BE- pad for az The National Ba 81 The State Of
MssOu g. Louie In The currency Of The Ua'ea States On DbL
Ts.. Bsud. e. Jun 1881 ys,, grisep
state a, ths Republic IN the City Of New Yek
IS s. sss % VII ss sa n i 1 Ssivs SOW
The ssen for the Psfnsrtof principal AND interest," Of these Bonds
T ~ 3 sS s,sa :i,l &: eE s.s % sIsa
sac 81 "a & iss year ending AT 1905 Ill probably
When lie WORKS being sensrastsd completed and
nos WIN ~ .,m..d win r.ssh bsFs nirop
The sssTn ss ~. ss,ssss = saa .hs .aS Hs
oop. 81 The Nv snd Which the Commissioner. viii b.
", o,Ss, q q. board eBo K BUDp President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
Marbk TlanttIs.

-. ~ 81 ~
MARBLE MANTELS.-Tbe best place in the
WI y purchase Marble Asa.els Of s latest de.F1 ~ very 20"
prices KLABERf Marble WorkB No ~ East kgLteenhP-'
tr ThTs r hsntsb put II ne county Cut THIS osi
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS and all
vi kinda Of ate wori plain and ornamental manTar.a 1 as
PRNRAYN SLATE Co Also roofing slate The hade supplied
Warehouse No 10 West Bhtetnhlt, between h1 and slltls
MARBLElZED SLATE MANTELS and Dec
WI GRATED Marble Martes WAnog Panels Bureau iHd Ite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
Go @lbOm II mar GOntnu.

Go @lhum II msu GOnrru.
NOTICE-TW0 STOLEN HORSES can be
had by sppyug undersigned his in the village OF
COua N j. proving property AID gsyn saea
NOVICE is hereby given that my wife,
~ nrpy MURPHY has len nv bed and board without and
are forbid bsbong trusting account viii
pa! no as"" u ~" s JoHK MURPHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad earned the
third week in November:
Is66 tT9,s64 1867. ...<Il1 200 Inc. sslSso
The following is the return Of the Bank Of England
Tor the week ending Nov. 10:
ISSUE DEPARTMENr.
Notes Iseued $50 15O,Slg GoYenmt Debt allM6io0
lJfhCr Securities f,gbs,g0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
gurt aaarNtxs yniia.

- n. s-~ fo1n
PoarWAnps OWES No e Whhs~-H
N-oTtcP "a berabv given. In accordance with
~ ssetan Of the Aet pissst ARa - y N ssrs.s.
r,srssted IN or having charge DE oe na'e o. ~, s
the holeNlsh s.ssss
oh ~ ~ sa Is aszt succeeding sh Bsues ca best So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

The albany Argus gives tie following statement of
the quantity of flour wheat and barley loft al tide
water during the third week in November, il the
years 1866 and 1867:
Flour. bbls Wheat busl. Com bash. Bailey btih
1860 .6j,0OO CtJAb Jciy5uO t4,,tUJ
lso7.-..... .25,sO0 1890 100000 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28

Dec. ..29,2OO Inc $500 Dec. 5000 DS462oO
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles left at
tide-water from the commencement Of navigation to
the 22d November, inclusive during the years 1858
III 1907 xvoe os follows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01
A III Al Tls'tL TI.t3tGtar.

Life is beautiful compared to
Il fountain fed by Il Thousand
streams, that perish if one is
dried. 1t is a silver cord twist
ed with a thousand strings. that
parts asundcr if ore Is broken.
Frall and thoucht!csS morals are
surrounded by innumcrabI1 dan
gers, which make it much more
strange that they escape 50 long
than that all perish suddenly ut
least. We are encompas>cd with
accidents every day, to crusa
the Wondering tcncments that
we inhabit. The seeds of disease
are planted in our constitution
by nature. The earth and the
atmosphere, whence we draw the
breath of life, are pregnant with
death. Health is made to ope
rate its own destruction. The
food that nourishes contains the
elements of decay the soul that
an'mates it BY vivifying fire,
tends to wear it out by its own
action ; death turks in ambush
along our paths. Notwithstand
ing this il the truth SO palpably
confirmed by the daily examples
before our eyes, how little do we
lay it to our heart! We see our
friends and neighbors perishing
among us, but how seldom does
1t occur to our thoughts that our
knell shall, perhaps, give the
next frnitless warning to the
world.-[ Exchange.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01
Sioux City Afgister,
EALST 4 FF.

Many are the tales told of the
theatrical nishaps, resultingfrom
what are technically and irrev-
erently, called gangs; but none
arc more ludicrous than one
which occurred in the writer's
experience. At the time when
the Banting fever-the fever for
becoming lean by principle
was at its height in London, u
well-known American star-not
Mr.. Hackett, by the way-visit-
ing the great English mctropo-
lis to play Sir John Falstaft, in
"Henry w." Like most Amer
leans, he was in advance of the
dull age in which he lived, and
had devised a notable plan for
Kidding Falstaff of the incubus
of a stagc-belly. An india-lub-
Der bag was made, by his direc-
tons, SO as to fit Ills body, and
this being inflated with gas and
screwed down, formed even IA
more admirable 'b,ea!baskc,, as
they say in classics, than the
conventional padding.
Behold then. a wcll-flled and
brilliant theatre, a jubilant stage
manager, an ezpectant compa-
ny, and a prematurcly confident
star. 1t was in the holiday
season, toe, and the fame which,
the American actor had gained
in other countries having pre-
coded him, the public and The
critics were on toe uuivlvc for
his debut on the English stage.
But, unfortunately, this gentle
man had offended the stock
leading man III some manner,
and the aforesaid stock leading
man deter mined to be rcvcn.tu
upon the man who had suddenly
brrctt him Of his lturels. / he
india rubber machine had cot
wind, and it was mysteriousIy
wh;snercJ ,ho,t the drrx>;n,r
rooms that F,]I>t,jt WAS f., h,%.
4 ratcnt belly The Icuuju~ imam
having learned all particulars
decided uDcr his course
Dr;ur d,jv Inflated thrrplnrc
and carrt1liv 3,1,vrI nh. t,i-
staff made his nnuyruranr,. and
was received with roun,ls OF an
plauSc. The tiy:t act passed OF,
amid thuu1rr< uf uunruyol 49,
far rs E3).t., IF was ruu,,,,,.I
and it was not un:j, Inc G,. +,
scene of the second act that the
vindictive loadi,.y man dctcr-
mined to toir his revnnrn J,,.:t
at the moment thcrctnr. v1.,
Prince Henry SAWS to + ,I>t,0.
somewhat irr.vrr,utly ~p..,r.
vet fat cuts" he nroIrd tine ,h-
domcn of the Inflated kuj.I,f
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01

- Il il sometimes the case that some
advertisements sre filled with superlatises
for effect. We hope that no decision will be
made upon ours until You have made EXAM
ination and asccrtsined that we state truly
We say that all would do well H. purchase
where they can buy what they wish aud still
have gresnback left.
o =.
- All lovers Of = good CIGAR will
have to Acknowledged they try them that
We sell the best Dime Cigars IN Tie City,
~ Come in and se" Us, next door to f.
,. boogs b Cos mammoth Dry Goods
Emporium, Psarl street. es rs @
80 &C. @@~ +%> &C. = -
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01

Benzole, Japan. Tnr~
pentiue. all ki"d< Of
Varnis b g s, White
Lead and Zioc Paint.
Colors, dry and in
Ola, all kinds, Paint
Brush hes. Earuish
Brushes, Whi'rwnsa
Brushes, dust bru she's
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01
TIE GROOMING TnI"NFH- the
COMPLETE hAITTtR

Operating an entir"l, no" principle This machine
knit the heel ito the sticking and nnrruws Oft tho
toe sets up it's own work, eaena and narons, kuiis
tubular, double aud Tat With sels ges producing all
kinds If fancy fabrics aud knit goods in knlts
yard IT plain work IN ttn minutes pair If sorks in
twenty minutes. knit$ coarse ani tlne. Nnoian and
.attan The m>st profitable mashtue ever luz en- u
fur Lady Agents. aud patrons wanted ever, aherv~
Address. enclosing stamp,
Lamb Knitting Machine Co.
Davenport, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01

szy-A large lot Of Corn, VII eat. Oats aud
Pork wanted, for which the hest rates will
be paid Also, Dry aud Green Hides. Furs.
and all kinds OF Produce taken in exchange
tor goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01

KENT & HOWARD
NNoUNCB t>st tssy have just finished NOV.
~ ng into sh.ir New Drug ROOMS in Masonic E.o~k,
corner OF Pearl and Ill streets ed srs ready 70 wait
- customers in the highest style If the We iae
tia essortne, and J~sst prices ia tie
In our stock may be found
Perfsnery, and Toilet
Goods, Pure Wines aud
Liquors, for Medicinal
purposes. Patent Medi-
cirss. all kinds Plate
Glass Machine OIL
Whale Oil. Lard Oil,
Kerosene Gil. Liuseed
Oil, (boile4 and raw
Benzole, japan, Tnr
pentiue. all kind Of
Narn es, White
Lead and Zioc Paints
Colors, dry and in
Oils, all kinds, Paint
Brushes. Var,.ish
Brushes, Whtrwnsa
Brushes dust bru she's
Shoe Brushes, Horse
Brushes, Hair, Teeth
and Nail Brushes, Cloth
Brushes, Brushes of all
kinds. Dye Staffs,
Howe l. Stevens family
Dyes. Burnen's and
other FIavoring Elk
tracts, Hair Oils, Pom
AIDES, CnIognes, band.
kerchief Extract-, &c.
Physicians Pocket
Cases, Shaker Herbs,
Eclectic Preparations.
Tilden l. Coz. Elaid
and Solid Extracts,
Sugar Coated Pills
: and Granules, ete
Also, the best brands 81
FINE CUT, PKG,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01

BLANK DEEDS for sale II the Sioux City
ID Register Office. rsil-N
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-01

~ PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED At
ALL HOURS DAY OK NIt.HT.~sA
EN>z@ E&@@4x.@ z@=@ .#@ .@.@ $500
.@s4Z 1901 1@z.@@