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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30
WILL GIVE MY PERSONAL
7 HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE

I HAVE YET FOR SALE A FEW
i CHOICE BUILDING LOTS In wallirgford
Village. Also, two or three Houses, any OF which
will be offered on easy terms of payment. Apply
to the undersigned at Walingford
FRANKLIN POST,
Real Estate Agent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30

a protected solution OF the frotoNlde oi Iron,
supplies the blood with its life element. Iron, CIV
ing strength, visOr and new If TO the whole sys-
TEN.
II the thousands who are suffering frum nys-
pepsia, Debility, Female WeakI ,esses, Sc,, would
but test the virtues OF the Per avian Syrup the
effect would not only aStonish themselves but
would please all their friends for instead Of feel
ing cross, "al gone" and miserable. they would he
cheerful, vigorous and active.
A DISTINGUISHED JCRIsT wRl TIES TO A
FRIEND AS FOLLOWS:
have tired the Peruvian Syrup, and the result
fully sustains your prediction. IL has made
new man Of me, infused into my system " vIeur
and energy. j am no longer tremulous and de-
bilitated, when you last saw me, but 81 rungcr
heartier, and with larger capacity for labor. men
tal and physical, than at any time during tn" last
five years"
Thousands have been changed 10 the use of
tins remedy 'frOm weak, sickly, suffering creR-
lures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and
women and invaiids cannot reasonably hc'itat"
TO give It trial.
The genuine has Peruvian syrup" blown in
the glass.
3? page pamphlet will be sen; frct
J. L. DISSMORE, Proprietor.
81 pey street, New York
Sold by all Druggists
GRACEs CELEBRATED sAI.vE
AnEsBURY, Mass Oct. -, 1863
Mr.. Grace Dear Sir Having been afflicted
gnevously for several week with a severe alS,,ss
upon my side, used several remedies for IL -gal-
icatlon without receiving any relief. until ap-
Piled your salye. which effected a speedy and per
manent cure. l therefore feel happy Ia certify
my confidence in its virtues.
Yours with respect, JAMES BEAN.
certii, 10 TIE ;;ithfulncSg Of the above STATE
ment. Ii. ;. DEARBORN, NJ. h.
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Boston. PropS-tul,
Sold by Druggists generally LJan2ideodAwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30

Iowa is free from debt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30
THE PRACTICAL REMEDY.

Since so much skill isrequired to main.
tain good roads, the first step towards i'm
provement is TO abolish the whole system
of working out taxes and of district sur
veyors, and to employ town agent whose
position shall be permanent, and who shall
make ii his constant and only business tC
maintain the roads of the town i'll good
condition. Let the town own oxen OF
horses, carts and other implements, and
let the agent employ, by the month or day
the necessary help. This plan is in opera.
ton in Waltham and Brookhne and other
towns, and it is found that the roads are
greatly improved, and the cost is much
diminished under this system. Let any
of our readers ask himself what course
he would adopt if he were obliged to keep
in repair all the roads in his town. Would
he go to town meeting and ask the vo-
tiers to elect a surveyor for such district
each year, of would he select an active,
judicious agent who should give his con.
slant attention to the business. Would
he let every man who chose, work on the
road at the highest day-labor price, OF
would he select few hands best adapted
to the work
We trust the towns Of New England
will seriously consider whether they may
not very much improve their highways,
and save large part of their highway
taxes, by adopting the system which We
have suggested.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30

VERMONT CATTLE.-The following are
the statistics of cattle in Vermont lex
Guiding cows in Vermont for the year
ending February, 1867:
Number, 147,706
Average price. S3S Oh
Total valued, S5,G19,456
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30
PERUVIAN SN-RIr

A protected solution Of the ProtoNidc Of Iron,
supplies the blood with its life element Iron, CIV
ing strength, vieor and new If TO the whole sys'
tam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
MILITARY NTELL!GENCE.

Inspection and Review of the Ninth Reaimenss
1t very rarely happens to Q military critic to have
the pleasure OF giving unqualified praise to the pers
Torrance OF q military regiment. There Is genery
ally screw loose somewhere the officers are eithe1
''"ns or too hasty; the men are anxious ID
too punctus~-- ">"ts that -
show by their bearing In the i..-- --r --- g
as good as another and great deal oet1er IMAM some
Of the officers or else Is 80 stir and awkward al 70
ba manageable From either or oil Of these causeG
mistakes which nothing but careful training wan
preyent are not the exception but the rule at nearly
eyery review OF the National Guard. The Ninth
regiment which assembled yesterday at Tompkine
square for annual inspection and review, was GER.
tainly an exception in this respect. From the time
the regimen,al line was formed-aDout tnreo
o,clock-untl the conclusion or the dress parades
which terminated the proceedings OF the days
It was Impossible to detect single mise
take worth recording In any o. the manGuvrcss
In steadness OF marching I'd In sOliierly appeacs
ance the regiment was In no way inferior TO the
Seventh, and far surpassed the First ana EiShlns
In passing IN review the marching was steady, evcq
and In good time, while tine distances were properly
observed the officers salutcd properly and, IN iact
the entire mancuvre was executed as II ought 70
be-with precision and correctness
When formed in line OF battle the regiment pre-
senied fine appearance. Inc white cross DeitS
when have been lately adopted sec Oh the UNIFORM
TO great advantage aud neisltencd tie general
erect which was very smart and soldierly. Tho
weather had been very threatening In the morningi
DARK clouds hung overhead al Iie 10 enoon, and up
to three O'Clock sent down OCCASIONAL light showers
OF drizzling rain, and swift, angry gusts OF wind
that whrled tile dust in edic around about, Tue
vadng the nose eyes and creating i'll temper In
those who drawn, either by pleasure or busi>
ness into the arid waste known as ionpklns square.
Ii was feared by many that the inspection would
be postponed, and doubtless not few OF tho
members OF the regiment were kept from the parade
by the very threatening appearances o the morning.
The sun dd not appear Any tine during the day,
aud consequently me bright barrels OF the muskets
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nj spirits Is steadily incrsas-
EASE Bsll E1TES.

The Morrisania Club, new organization. has ap-
piled for admission to the State Association.
If to-day be nne there Will be fun enough at the
Capltollnc grounds to repay spectator for walking
all the way out there.
The Great American Ball Tossers' nine and the
"Old Chalkr nine Will develop their muscle and ex-
Held, while the Dauntcss and Nonpareil mines will
ngure on the lower field.
The Atlantcs 20 10 Princeton tomorrow to play
the College nine.
The Mutuas win play with the orentals of New
York tomorrow on the Union grounds.
Both the games FOR tomorrow are only prepare
tory TO the grand contest - como or on Monday be
tween the Mutuas and Atlantcs
The EcKfords left for Boston last evening. They
Will play the 1rimountaln return game to-day aud
will play the home and home game with tho tale
nine at New Haven Tomorrow.
Tue game Is taxing deep root In Canada. A few
the Port Hope Club aud the Coburg Club In which
the former won BY a score OF % to ~.
On the I'd instant the Live Oaks OF Bowmanville,
played the Beavers OF New Castle on the grounds Of
the Latter and although they worked ike beavers as
much as possible they were defeated. The score
stoo1--Beaver, 65; Live OAK ~
j. H., Jr.. aays:-"We must get this game going In
Montreal next year. II IA gradually creeping down
from Upper Canada. When the game becomes intro
duced and played with our Canada folks then there
Will be excitement
Whoever j. H., Jr., may be, ''hls heal IL level -
and Ii that OF Colonel Isaacson president OF the
Dominion La Crosse Club, which was on q visit IN
this locality during the summer. Colonel Isaacson,
writing TO friend In this city says:--" think nay
feel confident, that FIRST class club can be gotten
up here, but not until next spring: the season IL now
too far advanced But venture to say | will send
alOIig such team next year az win make any OF
yolr United States club. look wen 10 thsr Isnreis y
the ball players hero are quite wlinx aud well
come AL. "Ihe more the inegIler.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

Tne cnsckel by the rmness In the
per until Inc close q .chsnss VA:
IN favor Of The The sales about 1910
ss q q prise OF % H 80 sf Ss Snd o
white California on Ga private
s$sSss %sI sSSss
spS ' ss we're as.s 81
4 s;Ss!. y SsssIs
Sc. bid barley nal. dull and nominal OF rye malt oOo
FnrisHrs eu. little business transacted hu.
nominal rates. FOR to ivsoo per steamer The en-
80 'erpsS per sail 200 bushels corn
fGn go sss nsi,s. o. The sa. Fs.Gs
bark 800 bs peroleum hence TO Cork for orders United
British urs s5Oton liverpool petroleum IN tins I'd,
and two vessels TO Lisbon aye rosn ana dour private
CUNNIEsBsss quiet at lsc. lsAc, while cloth
Hlirs active sales occBuenos Ayres at
2c soid lao co seconds and 1900 Montevdeo on pri-
HOPS continued to rule steady with moderate demand.
7s? s oi i soS. @a asw Fsrssa ~
NOTWITHSTANDING market dul bn. prices were
Sghs elayed llo 40 DO miscoys 10, reaning sraaes
Sc sock 0:oper sss:sso7 sSd. caSas, lS do
Porto Rico and o75 do English Islands.
at @ AZ pGe. .s"3n
s FOR sg SIs the sales Sa
.sss = y y So VI, a y g so5 Strained
The inside pssaad loo DO pale a. "a ss We aose
sraiaed ~ p % a e. Co. No $asoa sSy9 No lisa
g. quiet sss w@ at no. Tar was
81 81 o. in casks, and 81 90 81 "a In bbs Other
Oil CAKrihcre were sales OF 100 tons Western n. s5s
PETROLEUM BARaEIs.-Saes 90 empty refined at 81 49,
s bulk s s s sssr IL
SD al isc and SO do on terms Refined was only
al c In Phaae pi the market eonsa"sa 10 rule au
but - pres, there was sr no me change q T%sn . saas @
dS for FOR a. % e sS for sso as sna
@ Ssss ss S %:s s aes i e.
sas1 ssss ss sas
fair demand and steady a s1lc for commSn
dull heavy, The sss. SSI,
for a1s s n s9d bs oS AZ
sss %sss wsa vs.
.s d. i s.; S sss!s as ~ s.ss
IN moderate demand and steady Sale. go
Cumberland nominal Al isss. The business il
lard but prccs ruled steady Sales 400 pack
at 1oc ly4c for No. to prime and kettle
dered
RIor quiet but steady Sales 900 bags Rangoon In
bond AT SO 80 gold. Carolina quoted at $40 &C.
SUGAR.Raw In active demand, mainly from reiners,
and prices were fully higher tho market closing Arm ..
were 1872 hhds at ss1c Ike for Cuba and lSc 13c.
for Porto Rico kenned WAS moderately active At Ike for
lows Stock raw October 1856 cG6 hhds $50 boxes
and %. 78i bags.
sggbs-Cacu,ta linseed lower being obtanable
At 50 90 go and in Boston ut ~ H. Glover dun and
.nna 4c Ike OF rough fax BOO bushels sold
- %, hed 4 - 3D. Timothy was duh at 80 ys ss
TALIuw auic. but prices without particular
change. Sales so,6I0i6s. at l2,sc. a 1s,sc
wisxgY-Reee.?t., 80 bbls Free was duh and heavy q.
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RocnELLE BnASpIEs. -Pelcvoisen, 81 % a s5 70 per
gallon A. Seignee ~ 20 $5; Hiyert Pelssoscn, ~ 90
Sb Alexander Senete, 81 30 @5; A. Rasteau, t. 30
e sssa :. - 50; Hope sosne'.e " 80
Is.-The following quotations X pipes foreign ar
tce. quoted In gold Motto pantree 81 as
Cabinet ss 90; swsllew rs q; telegraph, Ss Is olive
81 %; windmill 80 80; Booths Cordial 80 TO; Tanlusray
Cordial 80 h Meader's swan % $40, currency; Grape
Leaf. u.s. currency
Rux.-Jamaics "a a IS per gallon; st. Croir, % 20
50 s.; New Ens,and, VI 20 a 81 81.
WiiiBAHY.Scotch, ~ - ~ u gallon; Irsh - 30.
IN ooaa 70 New s; "a 90 90; rye " y
IL 52Js pure spirits, French, do 81 50.
wIaEsPort, ~ - IS per gallon Burgundy port, 9oc
81 40; sherry ~ YS; sherry, Narcotics, soc sOc
Madeira " $40; Madeira Msrseies. 75c s0c Malaga,
sweet. ~ o5 81 10; Malaga dry DC 81 10; care hhis,
y5s $780, caret cases y 30 $50.
ChNipAasR--rLe following quotations for quarts,
withon. the usual Heidfeick ssl yehve
s20a S2i; Jules Munm K Co.. "a s2i; Hsldseick 90,
Sls 20 ga; Charles clIeick S20; st. harceaux $40
n9niso s2l Charles Fare sis $n Napoleon Cabinet
f26; Bruch Ills Co, sis s22; Bruch Foucher Co.,
S2i a "a; other champagncs, $40 upwards
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Peal Esfrfe Notes.

Ten thousand dollars year rent is paid for brick
mansion on wabash avenue, Chicago, not far from
Peck court.
Mr.. Charles Reese, Of Baltimore, has recently sold
TO the United States, for addition to the grounds
OF the Naval Academy about seventy acres Of land
strawberry HIN farm, for $4,000.
The following are late sales OF real estate In Alex
andria Va, and adjoining counties -
Lot OF Columbus st, 1853 n front oronoco BY
1855 (, deep, y3o House and lot OF fayelle st. - Il
es! sssp s Deep & q Go Sneso ss s
sns 4 and S sa sSanS oa s s. & '
Fayse at of Cameron, Z. n 'front.' s. Il deep y2o
d SS s ss'a aaiyea - S s''S "a
Hons. aa o Ka ns sy N ays and
SIS, 81 Iol 10. Queen s sisnw Of Henry 20 II IonI
ssp ssis s Io on so Of wsn sss I ssa e
essS q s 'front.' e, sse 3. Ie.sso T and
226 front by a deep, $40 Lot ssoI Wilkes be-
county containing u sercs ss Lot aud improvements
90 q COLUMBUS =, 10 5roa 1y 100 deep 600 Lot
The following Long Island real estate transfers
have been maue--Mr. Henry Gates sold his farm,
situated ut Gay Pitts two and na.i mics OF
Northport, TO a gentleman from tlis city. MIR. Jo-
seph y. Lewis has purchased OF John Wood his sixty
acre farm near Huntingdon on speculation (; price
ing trustee Tor his sister, has sold the thirty acre
blur Of land known as Duck Island Blur to Richard
Rowland, Esq. Mr.. Rowland has commenced 10
build elegant cottage thereon.
Among recent real estate sales In Newark, N. j.,
Ia that To Colonel William Allen OF six los Bloom.
Geld avenue for $6,ooo; to J. y. vanderDcck three
lots ON Fourth avenue, S440O to s. lent nve lots ON
Summer avenue, $4,000.
There was sold recently al Towsontown, Md the
country seat owned by George "A. Carnan, situated
one and hall miles from f0wsontown and one.
fourth Of mile from the Northern Central railroad,
containing eleven and one-laI acres, with line inl-
provemenIs, for Sli,5o), to william A. Fisher, Of
baltimore.
Oflcial Transfers OF Rcni Estate Yesterday.
TRxSsrEas NEW cry.
Bowcry, a, 35 Of Houston %. 2ax S5x5bs51xbg0
sninlUste sxlsAfi, 5.tJ Cd Nsot Nom,
Gth u, OF So .Jly3
IL n d II a nf " Ia Ia
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. 90; Michigan Southern. SAX . SAX; Cleveland
and Pttsbuxg, sTN ss Cleveland and Toledo, los
Q 1919; Rock Island. 1851 l04; Northwestern. ssx
. $50; do. preferred, ssX q 80; Fort Wayne, l1ox
a. III. M
The foreign exchange ma rket was firm but quiet
the demand for bills from importers being rather
light At the close bankers bills on England at
sixty days were quoted az 1881 100; at three
days, 1921 l09H; commercial bills 1857 losA.
Bankers bills on Paris at sixty days. $40 5lsA
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men-
ffnnad.
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When the muster had been completed Colonel
Wilcox went 10 every company and made a short
speech, thanking tue men for the promptitu1e with
which they provided themselves with new belts at
short notice and for their steaincss aud good cons
officer was highly pleased, which ELECTED hearty
cheering
dress parade, which was correctly conducted,
appropriately terminated the proceedings OF the day,
aud the regiment marched Oh the ground to tnelr
armory. General varian, who was standing on tho
stoop Of his house, surrounded by his stan, while the
regiment was marching through Eighth street. re-
ceaved the honor Of marching salute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
The Thirteenth Regiment.

The inspection and review Of the Thirteenth regk
ment, National Guard, which was TO have takep
place yesterday afternoon, was postponed indenS
ntely account OF the non-delivery Of portion Of
the new uniforms. The Officers and men, howeverI
assembled at the armory In the evening, where the1
gave reception, In which large number OF then
their new cadet gray uniforms for the first timt
apon this occasion, and made o very 1ne appear
snce, Indeed.
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THE WINE MARKET.


stra.L whiskeys since last report but bav. r..
well maintAned.
The ips Cctte and Marsellcs wines 10 the in.
CREASE The stock rapidly decreasing and prices have
upward tendency
Now that the last of the warm weather Scotch whs
becoming active, and brisk winter trade II
anticipated.
following the latest prices foreign articles
lfrc
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The imports were, therefore, largely In excess OF
the exports the aggregate In the three years being
about $l65, 600.

VIC CAPVitS, ue6icEutC ZIG VA 90 JC0io uCihB
about $l65, 900.
London weekly paper, devoted TO the Stock Ex-
change, says in its issue OF the 28th ult.:-
The market for American securities has been very
strong. The chief reason for the rise, which In tho
case OF the nye-twcnties has been ~ OF Fries per
ceQt and Illinois per cent, has been fall in the
prizes OF gold in New York; but the ave-twentes es-
pectalls sre considerably affected by whatever noye
fnents occur - the Continental Bourses They are
very extensivev TIT in, especially ut Frankfort,
Al,s.-,.sm and Hamburg, ~. az .an',en.
daily large transactions In Paris. rno
y y, capitalists, IN the lace Of Complications
"'a" DC 70 invest Ga such paper as wouid
ma Sas,.y convertible In different capitals and
the heaGauarers Of which were ~ Of the circle or
the European ...-.u,lies. On the other hand. how
ever wnen heavy depression occurs, such as there
has been In Frankfort this week, the SPECTATORS
sell fve-twenties IS well all the securities IN re-
gard to which they have commitments, and tho
price IL thus apt to be as much affected by the con-
dition Of Europe as II the United States were q
Cont.ieiital Power The corrective Il to found in
the New York prices, which, being cabled every
morning to oil the Bourses, cnf0rcesa close proXi-
nifty OF price by the very nature Of things. We
assume therefore that the rise this week has been
caused by the New York quotations almost solely 80
far as London IL concerned and that on the Conti-
nent any downward tendency has been checked and
controlled by tile same influence.
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Heavy DAMAGES CLArMED.--It is stated that the
Norwich and New York steamboat Company have
brought suit In New York against the Hartford and
New York Steamboat Company for the recovery Of
100000 as damages claimed TO have resulted from
City Of Boston and state OF new YORK. From ali the
accounts, gathered from passengers and others at
the tune of the accident the responsibility for the
COLLISION appeared TO be indsputably upon the pilots
OF the CITY OF boston; but TO deter,nine just where
tue responsibility lies, litigation, Ia the absence Of
c0nproniisc, becomes necessary. -fdrtJ0rd C0urdnt
.
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% @ Ar n 80 Receipts, t@ bbls flour, 400 bags
con mes rp.ae bushels wheat, 1874 0J 1889
oas and do barley The demand for state ami Western
w. sa.lse hsn yesterday. the nevefhe
s,,a s. y na ani al Tue "a yery prices
BIDS could not be obtained tina, price Ca,frn. uo ~ A
du ana heavy for old Tor supsrne 10 ahoie oil
but new was hisn ~ 2 OIL sales were n Al mia
soassin leur was yey quiet bat pss were the same lhe
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TntRebAy, Oct. b-bPN.
Corrrr-The market for Rio fairly active AT about
the prices previously There sales OF bags
ebc g0o do Knyphausen, and 1900 do per Traveller
10 arrive from Hampton Roads private terms Other
kinds quiet, Sales GO bags Lsguayra private terms
Receipts SIS bales The market for this staple
was only moderately active the demand from all classes Of
buyers being light, and prices rsceded fully per h. clos
Ing quite steady however The sales comprised 2<3 bales,
nsndng M for spinning 1 speculation, 100 for export
ana ~ 10 uAnsitu. We quote -
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a / !; !; Z; 7; Z y : !: =:
Isssh 10 Of Iosh AZ. Dsioaii 500
iisss y ~ q = q !: a: =, 'ss,
, ,s,i :: ~ ~ ~ ~ so.ioaii .o~ 49,
iassS .: :: 81 4 q ~. n
isd st. $40 lss ~ 1SS
SS a., cor iiss q. iocrioai .........l Ioo
issA Z. lOo Al, ss AZ 81 = s ssS
LEASES sKooaDED IN NEW YORK -.
Cherry g. 20 81 y1 and mos, per S,onS
rsAssrtss n SIsos $50 oo g.; .sookrrs.
Dean =. q sshsnse,s a =. sssaas' s5lGs:.
Eoss .. ,,ss . 70 = q sn.a y c
Lorimef aud le.sres st. cor sSssss .......t s,s,o
k ks,noad and nsK o -: 81 sa 1 5000
s SKI 81 IT'S r Of Graham az, a51l o...... KY KY
6sSaS aS I. q q i KEY, az ~, $50
Sa.as% s ts s as ssss iiSs
10, y Corey S;asy naR ,plas an s sS5
Lots a 70 @ map Of Howard'. " hsir:
Lots So y ss5 AMI So to ssi map
Section l. Unssd frcemans Land Association 5000
LEASE RECORDED IN BROOKLYN 90.
Fulton AZ, q Reid 7a yrs per :;yv S'0
East 915ft of lots S2 80 and a. block each 75x =
woon VIZ S0
Plot adjoining John Drakes slo acrs.......... ss5
Nichols Az and Franklin st. corner lot 49, 5oxloo 600
Anna Beach's property OF turnpike s acres SEQ
f fsy sshad. s sss. p
Joralemon and Ireadwell SITS plots, De wolrspro.
Plane ana sessssr st., corner, Si.s6 400
South g. : Adam Winters property. iiots aiaa5
Ana '0A'O oaaHar. INV
Elizabeth st, s. D Ropes property, so1los .. 500
PARK Az, J. Pre6ies properly so front Oco
Yves. st, >, go of Maple Az, 7os5ss ......... 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been Is iol
lOWg:-