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The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-05

GROCERIES.
NEW CASH st q r Z!
LANG 4 HIGGINS,
At the oad sand formerly Occupied By !os<pA Bi'eh.
Montgomery Street. .Oreville.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, DUcE,
Provisions,
Fereign and Domestic Wines 4 Liq1ers,
TOBACCO, CIGARS. ETC
WE RAVE JUST RECEIVED An EN-
w tire stock Of goods in our line Of business
which viii sell 1t wholesale retail.
As shall do . strictly cssh trade we win sell goods
lower than they have heretofore been sold At time in
Orovile, and thoee consumers that always pay their
bills win NOT have to pay double prices to make up for
those that never pay.
We shall Be in daily receipt Of fresh supplies Of goods
bought for cash in San Francisco comprising every
tcle in general grocery and provision store such As
California Cured Meats,
Butter Lard and Cheese.
Rio Costa Rca Java and Manila Cofees.
Sugars and Tees Of all descriptions.
Spices, Preserves,
Fish, Pickles, Candles,
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Flour Corn Meal. Wheat Barley.
Corn, Shovels, Picks, Axes,
Crockery, Nails. etc.
Cash paid for all kinds of Farmers Produce.
Dealers and others will ind it to their advantage to
give US . call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also. Storage and Commission
March ID. 1867. LANG HIGGINS
GEO. c. PERKINS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc.
II AM DAILY RECEIVING, AND KEEP
L constantly on hand fun and ample assortment of
the best and freshest goods in my line Of business
sisting Of
California Meats,
Butter and Lard. Cal. and Eastern Cheese,
Flour and Corn Meal,
Grain OF all Kinds,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Wines and Liquors,
Teas, Spices,
Preserves, Pickles,
F1sh, Etc.
Comprising q ful assortment Of Family Groceries Of
all kinds.
Also, Forwarding and Commission.
Money advanced on Grain stored in my Warehouse.
Highest cash price paid for Farmers Produce of all
kinds
Dealers will find it to their advantage to give call
before purchasing my facilities for purchasing
equal to any House this side of San Francisco and
determined not to be undersold.
Once Ophir Steam Flouring Mills.
Also,
Agent Pacific Insurance Company,
the best and most thoroughly Reliable Company the
the Pacific Coast
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HoFE THE AFFEcTED--In another part Of this
paper viii be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by J. C. Young in 1850 In this
age Of deceit and charlasanis. il is boon TO the s
erins point out TO them where they OF OBJ
tanning the wished for and relief Under care OF
the sklful doctor the sick and troubled can dvest
themselves of their burden Of shame, lay aside their
cross and health and happiness you sick
trouble. do hesitae-resd the advertisement and
and follow the advice Do not forge. the number or
the Of directing your letter. Consultation Of
foe eS6 Washington street Sun Francisco.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcr,-An Essay Of Warning and
instruction for young men-also. diseases and abuses
which p-utrate the vital powers, with of
hefsent Tree Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. J. Skilhn Hcushtcn. Howard Associates.
Phiadelrhia, Pa
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LOOK Our FoR DRY GooDs.-Marks Co. will
next week open their huge stock of fall and winter
goods, just purchased at the lowest market rates,
and to be sold at corresponding figure. Call and
examine their stock.
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN kuLER-Derives
much of its popularity from the simplicity attending its
use which gives it peculiar value in a family. The
various diseases which may be reached by it and in
their incpient stages eradicated. among those
which peculiarly fatal if suffered to but the
ave magic of this preparation at disarms them of
their terrors In all respects fuhs the condition of
popular medicine.
The Biblical Recorder in speaking of the Pain
Killer, says:
I'VE believe the public generally have great conf
dence in this medicine. The numerous testimonials
in its favor from well known clergyman and mission
aries are well calculated 10 convince any but the most
skeptca. If there be any of our readers who still
doubt touching the magic powers of PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER eve pain, advise them TO buy bot
tle and give it trial. We never knew it to fail
SPECIAL MEDICAL NoTIcE--Dr. Chss q. Tozer would
most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute is at the place of Kearney
and Jackson streets Francisco where he has been
established for many years for the of special
plants. Having relinquished my old mode of adver-
Using which has become with all the quack
doctors Of San Francisco, filing the newspapers with
false references for the purpose Of imposing upon
strangers think it is only necessary to inform those in
need of physician of long experience and successful
practsce that / can be consulted a, OIL hours at my
medical institute,
Ladies suffering from the Whites. Piles, weakness OF
the back pains the sides, headache. palpitaon Of
the heart derangeeno of their monthly sickness. and
all other diseases that the female system is subject to-
viii find prompt relief by applying to DR.. C H. Tozer
My female monthly pills were never known to fail in
giving relief those for which they are recon-
mended To be obtained only at my offce-price five
dollars with full directions each box. Sent by mail
express.
Consultation free. Al cornmunIcatons strictly con-
S5entrl CHAs. F. TozER, NJ D.,
Late consulting physician Of Lock Hospital, London
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DIED.

At the residence of Clifford, in ophir Township.
the 4th instant, H B Minot formerly of Portland,
Maine His funeral services Will take place at the Brick
Church to-day. at P
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A. c. SIMPSON,
Montgomery Street.. oroviIis,
NEWS AGENT,
sooKs, STATIONERY,
TOY
Staple and Fancy Articles,
School Books,
UIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, ETC.
Y Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to.
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix (Hartfordl Fire Insurance Company,
Aetna (Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Travellers Accident and Life Insurance Company.
Mutual (New Yor) Life Insurance Company.
Universal New York; Life Insurance Conpany,
widows and Orphans N. " Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Agent of Wells Fargo Co.'S Express, and California
State Telegraph.
0ROVILLE
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY
And Machine Shop.
STEAM ENGINES, DIFFERENT SIZES,
SAW, QUARTZ, AND GRlST MILLS,
Pumps. Derrick Irons.
Car Wheels, Hydraulic Nozzles,
And all kinds of Machinery. and Castings of all
descriptions made to order
A good assortment OF Fence Patterns, suitable for
Grave Yards, just received from the East.
All work done is guaranteed First Class and reason.
able as any other establishment in this State.
Second hand Steam Engines of different sizes for sale
THEOPHILUS LOCHER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
RlDEoUT, SMITH 1 CO.
BANKERS,
Corner Montgomery xnd Myers Streets .orovlle
Highest Prices Paid for Gold Dust !!
Make Atvxnces On
Gold D.st Censignsd for Assay
oor Coinage, At the United States Mint
COUNTY SECURITIES BOUGHT!
Checks Drawn on
RIDEOCT 4 SMITH, .Marysville,
PARROT 4 San Francisco.
T. lzntc Cities for sale Deposits received collec-
tons made and general Banking Business transacted.
Also, Quicksilver Agency.
A. HOWARD. c. J. xDsos.
HOWARD 4 EpsoN,
Successors to Geo. E. Smith,)
W At n NJ A &c r 8
Jewellers and Engravers,
Montgomery Street, .Orovine
UOUR ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY
called to the fact that have purchased the large
and desirable stock of
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silverware of Geo. f. Smith, and shall
hereafter continue the business in all its branches At the
old stand
We shall endeavor to keep up the reputation long
enjoyed of keeping the largest best and most varied
assortment of Fine Jewelry, and in warranting our
goods as represented.
Particular attention paid to Clock and Watch repair
ing. have all the appliances for making the most
minute part of the machinery required.
AL work warranted
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Table Mountain Lodge No. ia, F. & A. M.
"A The stated meetings of Table Mountain Lodge,
wy No. 124. F. Il A. NJ, are held on the first Tues
wv day of each month at Masonic Hall, OroyiIe.
Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing invited to attend.
GEO II. CROSETTE, W. II.
A McDERMorr, Secretary.
Oroville Lodge No. IO3, F. Is W.
"a The stated communications of Orovle Lodge,
wy No. 103, of F. x A. NJ are held on :he last Sat
wv urday of each month and called meetings eve
~ Saturday, al Masonic Hall.
ISAAC UpHAM, ". NJ.
J. B. THOMAS. Secretary.
Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No. go.
Meets at Masonic Hall, on the Second and Fourth
Fridays of each month. GEO. c. PERKINS, H P.
JOSEPH BLOCH, Secretary.
Attention Sir knights.
Oroville Commandery. No s. Knight Tempers meets
at Masonic Hall the Second and Fourth Wednesdays of
each month. j. 3, HEWITT E c.
GEO. c. PERKINS, Recorder.
Oroville Lodge, 19I, L. o. of c.
The regular meetings of this Lodge are held every
Saturday evening, at their Hail. Orovine. over j. NJ.
Clarks Store All members good standing invit-
ed TO attend. GEO W SOVEREIGN W C. T.
VI " MERRITHEw. w S.
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DOCKING, KITCHEN. AND DINING
N Roox CHAIzs- Twelve dozen. Of different sorss.
sur ale eAesp At ns4-1 fRIEslEeENs.
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YsLvys are invited to attend ms fsasss from sas gs,
Yard. on Saturday morning. Al eleven O'Clock.
scniFnAx-o Tuesday, DsesIbsr Il, HESKE srnss'
Tho relsvss friends 81 The family also the mens-
cIsaes are respectfully invited 20 attend ITO fcnsrs
from his late residence 2ai East Eleventh street tl
| Vriday) afternoon. AZ one o'clock.
SrRirr--Uu Tuesday, December Is, J0Hx sTRfPg b.
,ossa son o. John aud Mary strip. aged years. II
TIE funeral wi take place this Frdayl afternoon ~
ohs Ss1ek, from the resldence Of his fat No lei
1iesh"'ea street. Friends respectfully invited -
SrxAser--In College Point l. 7. on Thursday nora-
ns pe9eAos' ~ sAAgEt sraAScr, IN the eosh u
Tho friends q the family arc respectfully invited 70
attend The ianrra from < Pans chapel College Po.ns
\ on sa9,uay maiD'Ng q, slesea oc'ock iiash,as
trains leave tunssfs PMai a. s 30 ana 80 A. "a.
Londop papers neass capy.
srracrs On Taestay @raia~, December II. Rachel
W wife OF Daniel L. Siurgss add daughter Of tie late
IhonAs Lyon.
Relatives aud friends q tha family are avi,oa to a.
tend ihe funeral this fFriGsvl incoming al III o'cock
from her late residence Eishgy-Sx,h sreet lfs, Aosss
Eat - aseDne A. Hofigete.
Tcasef. ia The ciiy ~ Aexco, on Friday Dccerabss
o, aptua EDWARD W. rrRSsa.
Notice OF TITO funerai hereafter
tSoGRAlli.-On fourth day. 18th last, MAsr w.
prRnIti, rcl,ei OF issae q. vnde;ii-
TIE funeral WA take pace 80 Friends mes'ry
o'clock Friends snd relatives respectfully inynsd.
v.s ctssr Al haiiei9wn. y. \, on honda. ~:
Charles taa Cfei and oniy daughter oil Captain w.
W Lawrence, Of Bro,kiyn, aged II sears
1ntctred al M,dietova, Wednesday, peee mbsr IS.
Wn;rg-On wcdresdas, December rs, a. No 10 SKA
avenue, fkrRicg l. Nnug In tie 36th % tbs
Inc friends and relatives OF le respectfully
invited 10 ettud tbs funeral IRON Jos nus cnurca.
coracr Hssi Washington pis;s nn1 Sixth syenue thecs
10 Calvary Cemetery, Sauyday morning, 81 'ien
O'Clock prscbeiy swilsou, iuftnSr notice.
WLsS --0n Sunday eyenng, December IS, Of drc2s.
Dir. WILLIAM tranAs Wrses, formerly VI Foley p.Aoss
London. LngiaDd
Landon ,Easl and, psps-s please cry.
iorSc. -oa 1horsday, December -, GEORGE Yor*a.
agei 40 years,
rts Ire and Irvit al In al tnN
funeral, roa tha eraee or his mother, 7C5 Ega-A
Avenue. ea satsriav nosn, at twelve o'clock
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cherpesf and E~si Newspaper In the
Country.
TIE WEEKLY nsrALp Of the present week, now ready.
contains the very latest European News By the Cable up
TO the hour OF pnbca,oE Ielc graphic Dispatches from
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interesting event OF Tho wcsx
Tr Hs.-Snsl subscription. 81; rares cnries. S.
Five copies, ST. Ten copies. $i5 single copies Gvo
cents each. limitei number Of Advertisements in
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o1ise ynsaios Malta vhsss death hes bssa rseeatly
aneuses Gas sss q NE prenissss and srsss men u
~ sssss os MishisaA he vas . mas Of great legal
sssnsa as6 @sasai pswss. ns dsslssss % Ne bench
we're ehAsasssssd b sssss = vssssa,ss sss high legal
o>usy. As delivered ~ sscisssas wnh ths svss,sss
Dsssptssss. 40 they we've vsssly svssrslsd ~ bio
Va 10 isA He gsasasse6 - shs ssslsss thew d q
early ags sud studied aw " The emes q samuel Prsaiss
- mos oeiebsated lawyer - Ne aeA IN 1o14 havno
koea a1muts1 ~ prncssee ~ 0ove1 - 0sao1 Rapi1A
6ish whss he - sses ossk hNh sssl v Ne
nro(osuoo Ne eDecsel " Ne e0ee ~ COunly
Ssdes end suUsseueag he vSs seas - hs ass Senate
- \ whia 10 Q ssseaey dsmocrasis 6issseA AGAIN he
- onosSe delegate - the Censltueiesal Cenventeu
~ then vudsr he rsw coasssassc esssed sks
nsv s0ass of (Ircsn JuAsa In ios7, vhsa tes sec
espesms Cssu go eesaase1, - - elected CHEF
yusssoa prswus the ~ for The sher Tern. he was
teesesst Chssf justice 10 leee Tor the tssn q sehs
fsers ssvntns % ,bs lss of yaaussy. iseA For t.s
eeeaglsG Aoa q las Iauudcs esd dessre ~
es1ss o Ne - u Afsy.sse ysAn ~ eea@n wsn -
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EXPLOSION on 4 TsGBolr.
One Man INSTANTLY Killed and Three
Others Isjured.

Ou0 NAM 1usihutty huteu ou0 Eorc0
Others Injured.
Yesterday morning. about Ave o'clock. the boiler u
thsstcam,ug Unit, iyss as the scranton dcck Jersey
City, exploded killing the nrsuan Samuel Britson and
inurins the engineer John Dsrasg and the two deck
HANDS named Joseph W. Haady and Hugh Bend AZ Of
blown overb sasA iRto The basis, where they
rescued Hsndy recsived . cut u the faN.
Bond badly scaided tha upper pos'isu OF
body Erti1n. the orsman. hoWn the trestie
work the dosk and logged Q heap Of coal ncaeiy
q hundred feet distast rse boat conplsslv shat.
tered sank in short tina Ths upper deck ~ the
tugbsai Monitor lying alongside the Unit. carried
swa,. and she badly injxrsd that pumps
qsired 10 prevent her frou uukis9 rae Uss wss
New York and WAS employed . hsrbor tewboat.
The caase The explosion was pr,ssure ~
the boiler. ihs 1reIasn ordered 10 have
eeam up hnif-yast five. whIsh proceeded 70 ~.
wnen bo,ies which detective gave way. II
suppusd with the regular Paiea safety valve required nv
the government, arranged - blow or ~ any pounds
pressure
The body Of Bitten conveyed bv order % Coroner
warren 10 m und.itaker's " await Msstineaics He
years Of age, ana u raid u hare bsea
born rrennn The inquest vii, b. held a. tvs o'clock
nvcsgao On ersis OF the sxpiosssn. and thus
cersa,n the resroAs btluv that attach thops
chvgs II the boat The u piais. WIN rec dsd - Brook
In. absent wnsu the explosion took place. Ne en
tho boat Wednesday evening, giving instsu~oss
Br,tou TO nave sp ~ haifpzst nvs thu fsswing
p,ovu,np to whic s;rttos replied '@apsain " I'm
r,y man u have steam ~ ~ thss time" The
s.spt IN The freca<e asd retiring 70 the
Was full OF wafer and shs nrss we're hauled down.
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wheat dun .na nominal ). 81 ~ IS Toe No .
issrI q vas ~ ia.S.: csiors a. IS Cora va:
d 10 Tor new mred S:- wsrs sc.s q =
10 strr. ans u for ~hits Southern. Oats rerssi
& Sc s:as 70. w =: ..'' :. Is ..a
ss. ;aias sI for ss. Aiss s
NE demand va. f.lr e b her po.s s.ss 90 eushsis
Ewss cru. x.M "a. dbl ..i ns.s.i. L. 80 - : "
.c -. . rue sss ard s..s,
The d-a.na Tor vessels su,hL o..
81 sass s,.. e. 4 wv. "a, 50 %: q. !. s.Isi
khas ossacc s so sbl rssis, r.r, :, ~ saa iSs
-. nil sss e .s.s:: .sss !. ss a.: q
ABB s% 10 s S.ss. 's s Ia g.
errs- lhe easrtsrs w~rr:-A srs las sbls petroleum
s ssss :, s 4 o .ss q bark - s'A'
~ .S i sS and rs::' -sr' rs. "a
va. :. =, ~. ssPpsy was sasssd a.
ors ned steady. wns small sales within the raass
Grsr-.s heard y 10 further Ssns.s.io.s. Manila
"a. quoted At lie. ALIKE, g,h-
W.: , r. We heard d s... ND. s.r ss
s..:a s:s . srs s ssa. ''
su I & ss ..s s
alo. wsTs ted ., -. boil, ss' dss fSs ,.n T *:
:is: .:s: u \ I. y T. y;
- p.... :, y - .as 50 =. No IassNx o. .sr and
pi.sh the ssIe , we're nni~ rcr.ant
Army IA s..ss osss s sa aa' s:a. sa
sil Casa sale u y toss Western was reported Il
rsovs,osl-Rsssipts sip ts.s PORK. a,s DO beef sos
DO lard A. pigs cut me Z. and - dressed hogs. The
rssa.r ssr. s I ss - 81 isr s ss
aud ic do DO SINE delivery VS. REPAIRED a. 80 IS
Sci dressed ksss further ds-iInsd, westers being
quoted s<e ~ I'D ETY. ss ska Sssi ~ss moderate.
as sas lie ss's s 1s s ; s s
ss,r. "a ssc sssi rsss ?rss q sseas rs%.s ssss
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The nsarhst vas asL aa1 pstses we've bsninaL
Rics Carslis. wss - nse.r.s es.aa1. sa,sa y sashs
srsAsss "a moSsrsts bussssc was Sssa We hsssd o.
ssiss u y, - lbs. 10 ttsrsss - i31te 81
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TAsios We IL woss-sss demand Al is sna RS sales
vsrs abous ,0lo lbs. wlshin ~ saess. . Y.
Msssss. -kessip!s: ~ sslA sSgcs< snAn sAasa 81
wssssss = sssA q NJ ~ bsass = sssAaaa
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generally regrsiisd by The bar IA the West vel = BY
tie people.


CeurrnI J. A. MnIfhv. -
The vicksburg papers bring W. intsiHgsncs o. the
death. the 18th inst, OF General hals5y. recently
appointed Miyer OF that city. He was citizen Of
Illinois. asa commanded NE Feriy-rih Illinois volua-
teers during the war. where he greatly distinguished
himself He specially ordered to lead the couTnn
IN entering Yics burg qHepee heroic conduct
during the a and operatiens Grria- tho camnaign
aeanst that stronghold He appointed Cou,msnder
o. tie sub district of Northeast Mississippi Ia Jane
1885, aud bas cortnaei in various eosamsnis N that
siae nee. He was brave ami ral;au, officer, and
secured 'ha respect ~ al with whom he came
tact lie bpried yicksenTg with military honcrs
and his remains followed To tas grave ~ large
cenconrse or people
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The cassburg H1li ryvs Pres gIves Account or .
mys,ertous ROBBERY committed In that place lately
burglar catered the Louss o. Mr.. solonon Spear by
means Of window. stole that genfi~mAns paDialooas
which were on The chair and contained the KEYS 10 hs
store aud AMI thea ths store, unlocked
sal. aud dsspolisd II o. sill 100 money. The siars
conlsioed tso ccSSs, nsther Of whom sers agosasd
lie bod roOoer lelt 90 clue 20 his MheTekboukl
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LONG ISLAND nrELL:GESsE.

oKrnxw wEo ArrU-TES 70 MuRDsa Hrs FAxny.-
The man Dcprew. arrested M Hunters Point fer a.
tempting 10 mardsr his family. ssd who wss shss BY
the ofcsr arrcstipg him for stts0rtins 70 escape
aiegsA 70 be . criminal only % Old standing bat
than ordinary nste. re 10 charged With having
not eng since eemntisd . burglary 10 rrsntsn, NJ j.,
ard sneetirg his sscsps through sasbing the owner
and oscupsnt Of The promises Fleeing Ncv JERSEY sad
taknx up his quayers 10 New YORK. be found air Of
the metropolis getting hot for him and changed hts
location 10 Heaters PsInt " 70 supposed that Ne
mltled tie late bargisIs there carving away . watch
aud other ssbses, the prspery Of M Habbasd He
st ssbed from the effects cl his late psstsl shvs
wousd the rsh not yea bavsg Bees ssisscisA
NAatr FRcrsS TO DsArH -Os Wednesday svsains .
mas named Nosrsnd fosnd nearly frcsss 70 dss,h
nsss Jamaica Plans he YES properly taken care Of,
though hs condition 10 st,h srINeai.
srposH psAvs -Ds. WI. Prior, OF Oyster Bay. wss
sskise bis vie and daughter sleigh ride tuesday
sfsesaoss ~hss sstSsniy he fs from Ne setter When
tstss up ts ~as deed Death 70 surpo.sd 70 hsvs 70
sultsG rsu desass Of the heart After Or. Prsos len
from his seat the hospe res assy bst feftuaatey.
ssi,hss moshss Dor ssusntsr ~ss iujsssa
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship RisIae Star viii mil from this port on
Saturday for Asp<nvaii
The mats for Central America and the South Pacific
viii cvsc n, ha1- past ten oclock In the morning
Tho Nav foRk HEEA,p--Edton for the rGciac--wn
be really n half-rae. niue in the morning.
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THANKS 70 cApTMn su,psar. Or Tine STEAMSHIP vHls

Captain sunnosr. Masts = ths Steamship vslls Dc
yasis:-
puAA sm--0u bsbAlf q nysslf my on1csrs asA crew,
I sckss~ssSss the sssp gratitude W feel zoe ysss
Timely assssses 10 rsseuiug - foa the wrssk
u sss usssuassss sss. ~ abb r. ysnaa rrcmptsl
~ NE usss ssssvsss S.puisaa voc sssIy nssssa .
bsas wwh pichsd essw wse ~ ne rssk ~ ssss vsss
fuI sais ,nspsd ssss ~ 49, hspe Of ssvtsG hss fs
noe nsA We sk~ sws yssr e0ssvs sn6 crew oar
Shsaks fes shs va slo1 So esssvsss srsetmsss We
ssssvsd wAss - bsas6 ysss vessel; ever sssssuon
was pssd 70 our cps1Nsa. Asaia Esd asna 30 thask
pea asd sssrs yos sss thsessh yous the emcess SAD
ysu ail and should psvcsasse bssssftss fa 70 with
shtpwssekea nsrsssn sss rstsrn " thsm Ne kinA-
nsss yss lave eAswu - A. yssse sssl
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

CoTrKh-No aaias 81 fmpnF1anaA FNIartr1t
nosniRaily unshangsA
FIsuR cRAIs.-Rscepta, S.Ds bbs dour 81 d. and
ss ags mea t96 bushsls 17sl 10 wheat and
ASH DO There improved demsad for Shipment
the West Indies, but prices better ssms
lets placed concession but they - drc,
10 . bucket" the ssaera MARKET ss rG hrm California
quiet The sales atsus ls.oo bb,,. Rsuthsrn
-four without decided csasss Lens ques. but quite
steady The saes ~ bbs RE Soar renisasi frn,
VITA demand the sales comprising LIS hs. 1T
q - - N Germ meal qses: sbeut bols.
u fo .udv = an -. Att
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

JHFKtbAY, Uso. ~ r. NJ
Corrox u newer demand and shade Armer Ia pros.
tut not qsssby higher. The sales about 7us bes
mostly for EXPORT hut In good part for spnnirs sc~rsy
any speculsusn 10 song lower prices apPre.
headed A. ~ close NE m1ks< quiet We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

Nsisg shares we're DUH ~ ne Arss board consoil-
dated Gregory Cole elcssd g. lower thsa ~ the
time yesterday, selling u IS: New Yssk ana Eldorsds
-. ,sllns a 81 ~ Cosydss ssid q sos. Smith =
Ts1nslss. u ~; osar,s Mil, u Is; xdssAiI k.siss.
- ~
chicago Journal o. Tuesday thus refers 70 the
6u,ss or local monetary saAin:-
me nossy msskss to-day rsled eisss and serisseut
uuSsy more actve oemsna Tor currency By sud
pgsvSsss dealers the BANKERS generally refused
scesu n s<sts osbers tban their s~n euseomsra The
rsses of dissosnt steady 10 per csrs per
Tor era elass sad per esnt month To- Intsscs
grades Eastern sachsugs was IN more scsave demand
but ssers vas general scarcity ef currency, aat rates
bsswesa psnksrs ruled STEADY = SO . DC prsmium.
Cosatsr were sssaly - ~ buyisg cd Lilo pss.
niua ceiling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20
THE EARTHQUAKE AR ST. THOMAS.

O0csnl Account fscs Rear Admiral Palmer.
wAsni>c'cs, q. @, Dee II, 1901
The Navy Department received this msrning the fol-
bwing report Of isr a,s&sef at 81 Thomas writ.
- ~ ne iats keae Aan,fai Palnsr:--