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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
BLACK SILKS, very cheap, at %
IS SHLoss & BRo. s, 247 Main ST.


PARTIES wishing their books posted or
corrected, or any firms engagediin bust.
ness which does not justify book.keeper
constantly, and who wish their books
kept or posted every day, can have it
done by first class practical book.
keeper on reasonable terms by address
ing D. & G., Memphis, care of Gay,
Alden & MeCray, 2OS Front street Best
preferences given. ~ "a
JOCKEY caps, Wheaton & Co. "a
PRIsoSERs SENrEScED.-In the Crimi.
nal Court yesterday, Judge Hunter SEN
fenced the following prisoners, found
guilty at the present term of Court
Thomas Hanks, obtaining money under
false pretenses, three years confinement
in the penitentiary; Martin Fields, re-
ceiving stolen goods, four years Richard
Walker, larceny, three years. ''1-
YARD WIDE brown domestic l2l cents,
Mt ElsoA's So
GRACE CHURCH FAIk-The Indictment
weather caused the ladies to postpone
the fair and strawberry festival until the
goth inst, at which time, fine fruis, rich
cream, and fair damsels are expected to
be very abundant at StillmAn Hall, all
of which have beeA engaged for several
days past
BLKAcHED domsstics lll, IL, Is and IL
cents, at Elson's So
WHISKY DIsTrLLERY SEIzD.-Rolfe
S. Saunders, Collector Of Internal
Revenue, has seized Kellogg 4 Cos dis
tlIlery on Poplar street, for alleged vio-
lation of the revenue laws, whereby the
Government has been defrauded Of a
large amount
IcE CREAM-Berton's saloon, corner
Of Fourth and Poplar streets, is now
open, and be is prepared to furnish all
that may honor him with eall-deli-
eious cream. A splendid saloon Is fitted
up especially for ladies and families.
All orders for eonfectiOnefies promptly
fllsd So
b RRaBT.-The subscribers 10 the
PUBLIc LEDGER are requested 10 have
their dimes ready when ne carriers call
on them 10 morrow. The boys have long
routes 10 travel and desire 10 get throngh
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
MEMPHIS RACES.
First Day Of the spring Meeting.
Exciting Contests.

The races yesterday attracted quite
large aud fashionable assembly TO the
beautiful grounds Of the Association.
The day was clear, and the track, unex'
pectedly to everybody, free from mud
There were two races. The first was a
dash Of two miles for q purse Of $500,
and brought TO the start, Fannie Brown
and Tar Heel. The former is noted for
the close contests she ran with Harry Of
the West last fall, at New Orleans, and
also for the great three mile heat race
she ran, not long since, with Rousseau,
over the Metaire course there, she losing
by few feet only. Her appearance as
she came up to receive the saddle was
the type Of heetness, and, in conse-
quence, the turfmen and others were
willing to back her against Tar Heel at
the rate Of 100 TO 10. At the tap Of the
drum, both got of together aud passed
the quarter pole side by side. On the
way Of the back stretch the FLY got the
advantage of Tar Heel Tenth, and at
the half mile, had increased her speed,
giving an open space of at least four
lengths to the horse. The mile was fin.
ished in 2.03, without change Of position.
On the next half, the FLY increased the
gap on the horse, who was evidently
holding in for the run on the home
stretch, which was very spirited brush,
but the Lightning FLY had several links
to let out, and called on the judges in
4.O7, winning easily, the horse three
lengths behind
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

FLrrrwIso bod, WheAlon 4 OO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

CorTeS Planters, the best for s25 90,
Madison street TREAT & HAMILTON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

IGLLvrR 4 PRIrz, 255 Main street, are
selling the best quality American lawns
for twenty-five cents per yard. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

HEAyY SroRM-The officers Of the
steamer Dan. Able report the storm Of
Tuesday night truly terrific at Milliken's
Bend. Large trees we're twisted from
their roots. Houses we're blown down,
and the people were terror stricken at
the severity of the storm. One notice
able incident was that of house being
lifted, with its inmates, by the wind,
carried hundred yards, and landed
safely, not an accident occurring u the
family inhabiting it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

NEW dress goods, barages and grena'
dimes, at SHLoss & BRo's,
SO 24T Main sweet. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
summary.

Spring meeting First day. Thursday. May p
Purse, $5OO-Two miles out all ages. Ten
per cent. entrance 10 20 TO second horse.
S. Leonard enters Oh. {. Fannie Brown. by
Lightning, dam Laura Bruce. by Star
Davis, 4 yrs. jim Henry, lO1 lbs......-.....::
John Summers enters b. h. Tar Heel, by Phil
Brown. dam BY Priam. yrs. Scott, los =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

A SPLENDID assortment Of Organizes
and Lawns at SHLoss 4 BRo's,
SO Hrr.r 247 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03


70 SRMIrE hat, Wheaton & Co. 81
MATTRESSES and bedding of all kinds
on hand and made to order at 444 Mon
roe street .gl Sc
New YoRK goshen butter at VIM. Dean
& Co. s, 1913 Poplar street 90
LAND AND CRY LoT PLATs printed at
the LEDGER office, any size, at short no.
tice. Satisfaction guaranteed. t
MADAME ANNA, fortune.teller, GO Gay.
$50 street. LLL.L 42-67
MONEY TO LOAN, on collat-
erals, at $50 Second street 65
A SPLENDID lot of silk saques and
basques, just opened, at
SO SHLoss 4 BRo. s, 247 Main st.
CoTTeS Planters, the best for $25 90,
Madison street. TREAT & HAMILTON.
OLD HATS made new-366 Second ST.
CALIcos l21 to 10 cents, at Elson's.
Sport, Wheaton h Co. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

Mr.. LEFTwICH's ASSoUNcENEST.-Mr.
Editor /: Please announce me as can
didate for reelection to Congress, with
the pritten Constitution and the unquaL
fled Endorsement of the administration
of Andrew johnson as my platform Of
principles, which will be more clearly
defined in my forthcoming Circular
Address" and personal interview prior
to the election. JSo. W. LEFrwICH.
[All papers in the district cspy, 36-te
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

The CLARIDGE MURDER CAsE.-The
habeas corpus case of John Cosgrove,
arrested for the murder of John M. Cla-
ridge at the Cotton Plant saloon, was
continued yesterday evening in the
Criminal Court, when several witnesses
were examined. The testimony in the
case is very conflicting. More evidence
will be introduced to the Court at three
o clock this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

l. IL i - Il alN' 81 il NJ a W II ~, Z
SABBATH SCHOOL Exhibition. - The
Central Meihodist Church, on Union
street, was filled to its utmost capacity
last evening on the occasion OF the Sab
bath School Exhibition. The exercises
passed of very satisfactory, elciting
considerable applause and many boquets
for the youthful performers "our Fa'
thsr in Heaven" by ]. II. Sullivan, was
ably written and delivered in good style
il was highly appreciated. THE Duties
Of Youth" by W. T. Boiling, in which
some excellent ideas were expressed in
choice language, was highly ereditable
production. We regret that our space
forbids more extended notice, in which
we might do justice to all who deserved
it. However, the exhibition was a de-
cided success from the Happy Greet
ing to the beautiful floral scene in which
Miss Ella Boiling was crowned queen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

New YoRK goshen butter at VIM. Dean
& Co. s, 1913 Poplar street 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

70 SENIrE hat, Wheaton 4 Co. 5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
JocKRY caps, Wheaton Z Co.

YARD WIDE brown domestic l2l cents,
at ElsoAs 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
The Port of Memphis.

Sport, Wheaton 4 Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

Special Notices viii DO Inserted In this ool-
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

BLKAcHED dOmsstics III, IL, Is and II
cents, at Elsou's. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

ON HArs made new-366 Second 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

MADAME ANNA, fortune,teller, GO Gay.
oso street. Fs..I 42-67
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03

LESS than auction prices, at Elson's
297 Main street. a-s SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

The Teachers, Association Of the Baptist Sunday.
School Union will meet Dowings Church. 81 Bede
and DowlingstS MONDAY EVENING, NOV IL - u oeos
Tho Rev TOs ANDERSON d. D. Will present Method 81 pre-,
palg Asabhathschooi Lesson The Rev J. HlAli sIh VII
tsae adult Bible the subject Of Jnas and
Music will be discussed
The Five Points Mission Of the Old bTsTey NO q
Parkst the original Mon the Points, the Row NJ ohAfs
Superintendent Sauday-schoO ocoek p N bLon
addresses By visitors SINGING Of select pieces By ths children
The Rev. VI. Dawson Pastor o. tie seventh Prs,eSs
Church. Of Broone ard Rdgess will preach lOhOhon
a. 10y aud Msrnng-SuhJec lie heASeny AeHnef
EreRng-s. Anniversary Sermon tc children
The Rev. DIR. Dix will preach SUNDAY NIGHT e9T TO- IN ~
lukes Church HdsoD opposite Grove Subject The Law on 4s
Episcopal Church and the highest forbA hnS
tratons within her fold" Services Commence a. a.
West Tyenry-third-st. Presbyterian Church, Sew.
enhaveIhe Rev H. d. NOIhkoP, Pastor elect. viii prsAs On
SUNDAY. at l0l m, and u ?.
1872" Christian Israeiite Church "-ISG7.
Forned Prophet
Of Kreter. England from 1872 1914 Incorporated "ADe
Institution on the l2th day Of Noyemisr 1881.
DANIEL MILTON, President
POsto1iee address Grceupc!ut, y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

TIE MARKETS.
" THH TKfsuSE

lCafsfully TepoItel for The TKisuSLl
FRIDAY, Nov. g. 1867.
AsIIEs-The market is quiet for Pots at $40 25 Pearls
ar nominal.
BUILDING MATERIALS continue firm, ana we note
good demand. The closing quotations are as follows
brs at SO 5OaSll cOmOn Hard t1Oas22 for Gro
tOn, and ssOas35 for Philadelphia Front. Cement
a. g. IS for Roseudale Hair at 56aSIc. for Ri9
9rande Mixed; CSC. for Buenos Ayes Blxed, ana
Here for Unwashed Mixed. Latbs az q 25 three
months Line at 81 50 for Common and 81 IS for Lump
Plaster Of Paris az 8 per tun for Blue Nova Scotia 81 40
Der Dbl for Cacncd Eastern ana 81 50 per Dbl for Cal
Sined RnlcEerbOckcr and Empire MILE.
BEE5WAX has been ia fair demand ana prices are
nrtn lias2c. for Yellow western ana SOuthern
BRiSTIES are unchanged; small sales AZ SOc and 81 ~
for American Cray aud White
COITON-Tle demand has again been very active from
Shippers. and prices better closing nrm ~ the i'm
pfOyemcH sales 1856 balcsOf which s4z 20 10 export
b 472 spcculators and 4G 10 spinners We quote AT
&c. for Addlug Uplands, 10 20c. for DO NeWOrieans
COFFEE-The business IS still very moderate holders
generally asking about previous rates the 0ny uasao
ton Of importance sale 81 400 bags no. 70 arrive
a. PHILADELPHIA, nj about NE, e1 SNIP gola IN vond
CANDLES steady with fair demand; safes OF l,VOO
boxes Adauantine al S2)0s2 Sperm ana fateht at Aoc
.tSf the former, and 55d60c. for the latter -
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe market for western thd
ftate Flour Is again Owerthe low grades 6alVc, the
pe1ium and high grades base. the latter very SLOW OF
sse the sales 1890 bbs at " G0g0 iOs h"peFnne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
FAMILY MARKETS.
AMIIl A4Alt NJ %
OR LIVING EXPENSES - NEW-YORK

OR LIVING EXPENSES - NEWYORK
FRIDAY, Nov. Z, 1877.
Pork mutton, and poultry articles most couspicu.
ou-lv abundant tust Low. Turkeys and chickens arc
coming IN very freely anu are Offering ~ large quantities
at 22alc retail Very birds 10 2.c rarely higher
There is leo large stock OF wild TIE weather h
uuayOrabe ard buyers have the advantage Fresh pork
is lower while lamb and mutton though sth very abun
daut are advanced little from former low rates Beef
TOO Is plenty and II the poorer classes would buy more
soup and steWg pieces no l0nl2c they would ma u Tar
more profitable than steaks for frying very good roast
ing piece, with little bone, b6 had Tor pc ID Nrhl-
son is still scarce Fish are narrowing down 10 fewer
varieties. but Of these the supply good scOAops have
the wide OF 2ju35c per quart selling cheapest IRON
walk stands and East Fulton Market ilsh II tie
only thing which is cheaper ia Fulton than Washington
Market Added TO fruits have pcrsmnOns, swcetencd
by good barrel OF Grecning or Spleen
burg apples colts S. Crauberries very abundant,
and some sOst fruit Offering at per quart while
is asked by Of tie hgLprlced dc9lers-tose who
charge Soc q Tor CataWba grapes, Whlc others are sell
ing % boxes al 75dSgc very few green peas are ftil
found 40 e. p peck Potatoes have been advanced q
C0c per bb at wholesale ana tending upward al
tail Butter eggs, sugar, and -four unchanged IN
price Some dealers charge &c. each for fresh eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

Iuce 10 exchange for commodities especially for cot
Son and wooden fabrics. The trading classes which
made war profits" by the advance in their stocks
ere now experiencing peace losses" which are gains
20 the producers Of food the laborer, and persons
living on fixed incomes.
Foreign Exchange is dull ut the following quota
sions; London co days 100! al0og; sight 100. 0lO9
Paris long, 517lG5.lCi; short 51595.1S3; Antwerp
G90a517i; Swiss, 5.9O0517i; Hamburg, S5IaS6; Am
sterdam, 40Ian; Frankfort, 40104OI; Bremen, 7Sa@
Tei Berlin, ;1.072.
The following was the days business at the Office
Of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs
ksq.OOO: Receipts for Gold Notes. 100000; total
Receipts S4,5jc ln 50; total Payments $tolt'l51 %;
Balance Sl0- loz095 CS.
Freiqhts 70 Liverpool, 1900 boxes Cheese at SOs.,
eco bales Cotton at 5-iCd, 1000 bush. Corn at 3D. ID
IS n, 400 bush. Wheat at cd. ~ GO i5 and, per
steamer. 7.eOO bush. Wheat at Is. To LondOn-3,OOO
bbls. Flour at Ss0 s.3l., and, per steamer, 10000
bush. Wheat Il Is. d.
The activity IN lOiOs has given the impression that
the Government is a seller and applications have
been made for them TO Mr.. McCulloch, who replies
. follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. :, 1857.
"GENTLEMEN: am M receipt OF your tavor OF the tth
iust for the present only reply have already
deAe % the kilograms OF other parties, thaU the Depart
mont is not yet prepared 70 entertain propositions for the
sale OF the remaining authorized issue OF the 10O bonds
'Messrs FISK 4 Hatch, New-York"
1.-THE Secretary viii Offer as he has the right to DO
clean bond for A. years at per cent interest he
can sell them fast enough to take up any maturing
obligations.
The following is astatement Of the Boston National
banks Tor the past week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

NJ. Emile de Laveleye has just contributed
an article 10 the Rerue des Dr AoRacS IN which an IN
terestng account given OF the progress made by rus
sin during years peace Writing CD agriculture no
points Out that nearly ali the landowners cultivate thelI
own estates except detached portions recg j. the
execution They are therefore, retainer "a the country
bv the care OF their own interests for nothg more m
periOusy requires the eye OF master thS rural hd9s-
try 1t is true they are aided by eiSs Oh e. Wa
are not found In any other country They are educaeo
Young men belonging families IN good position, oHeD
inst LEAVING an agricultural college, who Ieialh Tor GER
fi time on some large estate o. initiate themselves IN the
practca direction OF their own. THIS uoNate Is
nm ancient custom still preserved In Macy trades.
Thus frequently, the son OF rch hotelkeeper VIII nos
hesitate To enter another hotel as butter OF wafer
Ener) TO be initiated into oil the details OF inc service
oyer which ne will day have TO preside Nheh any
one visits the farms yie'1 he - astonlsked 70 see
"a superntendents the son OF BANKER, Daroh ora
rich landowner These young people drive cart OF
ide the pillow. At they returi groom telr horses
d then 20 and dress themselves and dne ~ the owners
table whom they not Inferior either III Instruction
bjrth or manners After the NEAL they resume their
,vorm c.ress and return, without any false shame, TO
their rustic occupation Thus we ma IN iehdal Prussia
trait OF manners suited 10 the democratic society OF the
United States and which hereafter VIII become general
In FRANCE In England especially, young Of the
upper class would believe his dignity compromised IN
performing the work OF "a farm-labOrer. Paris Cores
pondent OF Land and WdtT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
RECEIPTS or pRODTTCT.

- = = = y = ~ -, ~, mi,
Corn Neal sacks Corn Meal, 620i4 hush Wheat sVii
bush.COrn 1913 }65 bush Oats lls,2 bush. Rye, 100 BUSH
Malt 1898 bush Peas J957 bush Barley. u pkgs Ashes
1889 pigs. Beef 22l bbls. Pork l22 pigs Cut Meats. 90
pkCs Lard jsl bbls Petroleum 26sy phgs Butter 1924
pkgs. Cheese 900 bhls. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

NOR SALE-The controlling interest in n
NATIONAL BANK situated desirable and beautiful
or h, state not from this city, thoroughly established aud
s,n rood line deposits (which Is yearly increasingly and Of
dos credit Satisfactory given for selling Responsible and
~ nsrts ouly and none principals be treated with
scu5rs address b. T., Box No lt3 Tribune O1ce giving real
80 .L--c.. regalrd % conldenllaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEwHoRk.......SOra

CLEARED.
Steamship Relief williams, St Thomas
Ship Z. W. Stetson, Moore. London
SSs .lPs E S5Ss ' P:sS S a. LSIien
Barl Horace Bess. BarkeasLg Mo JnaerO
Bark M,Tietys (Dss,l Gins Gias0"'
B Bris James Miisr PeHdleion Belfsst
Brig y " L5 NJ ,l s Me'S Sc2 s. JG @I,;,o
Biz Nagaet lBrl Crrt.s Halifax
schr. Niger, Thompson, Boston
sehr. Bihow Aouson BcstoI-
s sSnT c c1SS,lts .9 coau, s. T SoH
scar Gsr6aldi (Brj Sadler Ds@srAra
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dgo Johnson Portland With ndse and ps's 70
Steamship Leo Desroru hours savannah With AID
pass % Murray Ferris Co. Passed savannah er shp MAJ
aOshr and Frances Cutting bound pP' s,Hs ey.9s 81 Ms'
eth inst at lat 81 w. saw steamship George Cron~eA hence
Barr Tasko Brem Gerleich Bremen aay baast Rein
hari sedeubug Oct 90 lat a 90 oa a. spoke Bremen barb
Lq 6 s2ea s: Of 3 Ysr aaa ' I u S s. =,
days ballast, Boyd nsken Nov OF Granite Rock spoke
rg Mary & Manner Cof Portland Mariner st. Martins oei ~
some ssi Nov Cape Haras eEPeene hurricane, which
lost oetogs f'retoPgansa and slipped sea "1ea soc S
brse sisters Summons from Granada O Newrk went ashore OF sbs
cargo viii prove The had board 9 bids ,a1 oa,
sS ian y ss e ps S Owned Sy the tr Ha55sri sbcr
others Tie captain AID mate passengers On the MARI
selt Edxis Watson. Cranmer. Georgs:o'S,n =
SeIr c B. coapcriITait. Waterbury, Georgetown
schr W. Severe TAYLOR, Virginia.
Sc4r. A.. y. CTamner Craumer, Baltimore.
Scbr Cni0n Anes Baltimore fol IroFideHce.
Sclr Henry CT0skey, Potter Phlaae phis for Ros;on
scbr William 1ice, Tce Phiode pla for Bos0n.
ScLr Nightingale Beehe Pllade plia FOR Proyl- nee.
Sen II. + Rasscl McAafey, Philadelphia Tor Bridgeport
Scbr A. Farrell Shrouds Philadelphia i0T tToyleeuce
ScbT Forest, S.r0ut. kogqogt for BOzt0a-
SAILED.
seamsLlp virginia for Savannah cleared the Bar At Ga
SPOKEN.
lat A. Ion 80 49, bark Jeephae from Greenoek for Es.fSf
Cay Head hr W ll hOm Gegetosn Tor BARI Lao
loss boat, ana Sss sLost Of provisions was supplied
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Nov 6-Ayed lark Era fom glasgow via F1ysli BRIG
Attic Durkee from Gutemburg chr J. f. Iowa, from Chaeson
ioNEss loLE G. p mAuye, sehrs Aiet anes Hshns,
fow New YORK for Gardiner Lya Holmes and Sarah Watson Megar
Boston Charles Willie Thomas from NeFbem ior fortsmoani
Lookout Langley ani VIM Buman apiFE, from honolt Tor boston
;i ~ arrived hrs E.ie Belrse from Albany Tor Boston
Maggie Weaver j. H. Wainwright Marshall Perm. Mary lhom@s'
Eeus Dream. aud Daniel AeerscAalm ron Fha-
depha BOston Alabama from Philadelphia Albert JamsSn ioT
Nss-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.
In aceorlsce aresoufOn Of Congress afpfove. July ~ NO.
sutioag e seer,ry 81 Tie 1ras O. te ODE ck trd ~ To
United state. Dismal Swamp Canal Company such manner ~
~ s nrotec The interests the United states t1l tt ant %
insure ,hr te kept oren na'lga highway Without FUR
her expense 90 the eminent: .
Nt 4 heer ven that MONDAY ne uitth d7 y Icenhef
1901 A. o'clock. Eight Hundred ol shores Of soet ofne
is d. .td ses n sad Dismal SWAMP Canal t0mpan VII he f"d
m Public auction highest bidder the Treasury Drpataent IN
lie CITY Of Washington. . -.
The Dismal swamp Canal connects the waters Of Elizabeth River ~
vror Vh tle Iss1uotnuk Reri1 North Carolina. tsaacc OF
rbt miles sd has been constructed Al
co., aDaau million doAiA The whole number VI shares u
~ Canal Comuaar hundred and ty'oIr $685. lr Ing AZ
or einal hundred at ay dollfs o gt sr
Iu information relation history and condition OF The eina
viii lo Afforded upfu application 81 this Department
Tr. of se Oneelh part purchase be deposited
81 liz time Of M and be balance 10 be paid upon delivery Of
iestumeuts Of c5ngeyauce HUGH McCuLLOCH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
Siuantial.

TVHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
I uOTnErS rfff, ANrgiCAy nay Ayu COTTON P.E,s con
PASI win be Le a. tr oG-e ofhe yanae OF Walour teu-
pax Pne.st THURSDAY. ho Ell oc0k n Tor tAe
ecton Tflst-s aul TIE Transaction Of such ief f. % e 80
foe ticuNes lo-t, Oct ~. lti e. N JO"La ass zee
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
i ers o. WHR RkTHBOyE PETROLEUM COMPANY Of Nef' VIZ
guS ain he tie feeold tLaul 81 Aoren. e. TO- a. u
ocock m Al - Wiasm-s-. EtE-Iork C.fy Room 80 -
RoBElT G.. EsugEz. Secretary 0lOhOh LkAuisl tfr'iclt
limited STATES CONVENIENT BONDS
u HAVING THIRTY YEARS To RUS. -
BEARING SIX EE CENT INTEREST ~ LAWFUL MONEY!.
Pe-erie BY Sayl ard ota ltgoa a. Tie most lefahs 81 AZ
the Gorsuueat SeCar5cA
JOHN J. CISCO son,
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s 100000

n4yToN AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD sIgKIYG FUND CON
yfRTIBLE BONDS offered for favorable by the
UNION TRUST CoMpANY No - BIeaa. safe aud desir-
sL. ,n,s,tmtpl Wh. y ALDRICH s~afs&n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
P4SSENGERS ARRTYED.

FROM SAVANNAH Nov e-IB steamship IeoWter Girisy I'd
ssrd Klbun NJ Vance A. p jones' Charles Hat jason Ryoa,
A. Levy G. Weston, A. Mohr, Robert kzgs, H. Oloa,
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