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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The following named officers have been COM
missIoned by the COMMANDMENTS Chief in the National
Guard S ~ Y, during the week ending Nov. q
Fighh Reqimest sg-Joseph A. Joel First Lieutenant With
rank from Nov 9 vice Sidney Lester, removed from state
RUSSELL Second Lieutenant with
rank Oct 9, vice NJ. A. Hook declined
qlr(nh ntqiJames Everett Captain. with rank Nov 4,
1867 vice Boswell removed iTol district christopher Mooo
Captain 1867 Marts SAyaeI pS"oea' James
Flynn Captain, Dec D. 1867, % T.
Edward Jenegn Captain with rank Sept TO- 1863 vice a. " Ln
BreD. Nov O. lo
vice John Dunn decne Ellis Bishop First Lieutenant with rank
Dee a. 1867 vice James Flynn, promotei Jacob L. Burham f
Lieutenant With Sept TO- 1863 WIN Lacke resigned
LYMAN STYLES First Lieutenant with rank Sept o. 1863 orgla
vacancy; John Mcdonald Second Lieutenant with rank Nov D. 1901
vice c. Wood promoted jeremiah Kamey Second Lieutenant win
1861 Barry, declined John T. Cspen
Second Lieutenant Sept TO- 868 vice Edward enega
pomoted Edward H. Van Noand Second Lieutenant Win TANK
Sept %, original vacancy 81,
TCenVORd InfIntrH-R Kelly Styles Second Lieutenant Win
rank April H. 1863 De Milt resigned
scucn Inflatri.-Thomas Freehom Major With rank Oct
o. 1893 vice VIM Roome rcssned Samuel Hopkins Captain With
rank Oct 30 vice George c. Notion deceased Charles Hall Tst
Lieutenant with rank Oct 2 vice Samuel Hopkins promoted John
Cole Second Lieutenant with rank Oct 49, vice Charles Hail. promoted
ftrs brigade CayaLg-Ileny T. Allen Quaremer WITH rank
Nov 1863 vice eisor promoted Inspectors VIM hnes IT,
Aide de Camp with rank Of First Lieutenant from Nov 1905 wee
Henry I. Allen, promoted
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
I1rrtfir Lieut. James Burke Nov u.
Trcag6Th IqngRfry-Secoud Lieut. Peter Luton NOV ~
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NOR u % a L ON NJ L ~ Il - " pbiC
NOTCH IL hereby given 10 the or owners oceApsh'
pan of Lots, improved OF unnpo'el Iu & 49,
sry that the folio have been completed ana are
lie ohc Board Of Assessors Tor examination V All per
sons Interested. via A.. .f1.w.tL. 4, IL.
% Sasing .s.TslIs 29th street 10th TO llh ave
3Por sdesalks north eide Of Rector street, ITO" "'A
tor 10 West street.
H-For regulating grading setting curb aud gutter stones anu nag
sing In cd st. Broadway to the gh avenue "a
sPo tagging 55h street north SIDE from Slh uue
TO a point IFS feet vest theteoi -
giuR sidewalks "a ave, from l2Bth TO 2Hh street
7,-Po building 7othst from the Hudson River 70 aud
sSGPor building and SD between 9Th aud 9th ave
ttto,,
and Lots Of Ground Lots AHe parcels Of Land situated On
Ist Both sdes Of lstAve.. from 18th 10 J3thsh
I'd Both sides Of 2Dlh st., b~ 10th and lllh ayes r
al The north side street bet Warrington and west
4 Both sides from broadway 10 TIE Bhse 70 Tue
mi Of half the bloch said aud BroAdusy
st This Of 53th street from shave 10 point 10 s
west thereof ,.o., - . an. -, nj,
half the bloch on said streets -, . a., ,,,. p,... -.
All The os on ali lying 7h and ga streets and h
and Ih the west side Of llihhT from Oh 10 'h
also. Central Park - a. - d, o,, ....... =
All osons whose affected by the above named asses
and opposed the either o. them are
a. nYe.an thef objections writing 20 lskhe Hunt oharsh OF hs
Ros,d ~ Aa,essn at their oce No Chambers street Basement
New Court House within hlV d,5s m n hs '.''O " ~ ~
5 ( MsRS ri nsf nnipD. Board of Assessor.
GUERNSEY sACKETT.)
once Board Of New Court House, NOV ~ oo
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6orporation noiitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubc Notice is
y hereby given tbs ovue oeeps.i o o1ta - .
sos,s. 49, 90, t.s 49, sr. ss,i 70 a.
Board u Asssso' iof ertmasss By al Psosi nssi1
lat por paving With tap bet, l9 ,if-s, fou
"a Fo 6adss ,sss on iloh 70 Aa hfoash
"a Pr r,sdSr sr iiar ,,ius gutter and s,s
'sgs, 10 i;h street g,iesss 81 40 ~ a,sss's ,,, m
We,t Houon street directly opposite West Houson 4
s FOR 'sa,'S ,s .s en- 3pi MADISON .1.sas
81 For baig s5l AID sh streets ot"esH ' ara I'D
3i6 For burs w'.hagos stree, heis,,n Ja, and l,1
,eeisi 10 street bsesu vsnek AID suh'aa ' al %
charehsns,t eei.esr lpg5,ls go s, on north
,e Of Morton street a W''hno1 70 We. streets AM o. ''
OH For auns crosaks from he T. 10 te = 'nl Tom we
lot Por rsars a,lar m sdh esTAi across West street
I'm For building 'sss 10 ia o''A aud ol streets We
Il Ih Por bus sever % ,,eaus a street to And through
iah For ar sever. in "a avenue between 2oh and 1874 streets
and n lisii and 2st streets, between % aud th A'enas.
Iiil For bu!dg sewers n st A''Ia.. rom i "a IA a.
srea.. 4'A street to % ''''' Ion ''' '' = -
I1e T, embraced y i 1e sa parcel. q d situated
1T Both sides from s 20 Avenues to tie ei'sA Of
- Both s. Of Ia stree, from to "a avenue also both
Si Both s.ie. Of i5,h street SD avenues
9 TIE ,o ' 81 ,1si o s ssi' Of vs., Houston street
rom Congress streets to point paf Va" to h'eolS"
sA Both de Of 57 street 9TH Madison H'snus' 'oh' e.
an Btb es Of e street from Madon sh also both
,ies Of sh street 9TH aud the easisfJ ,de Of ha
son avenue from Bfth h. 18th street , nj.
IN Ho;b ,les Of Washington street between Jane ana hoIae
WaVe Place m 'hristopbt 70 ven ,n
,trees also both Of from huan 10 saLck ''e"
,i.o hb ,des Of Church Waller to Lspensrl street
an North aide Of Morton Washington 70 Nesi iee"
street from Bceekrf ~
g Both sides West 10Th street aud both side, Of sfp Is y,
uop Instant block either direction IRON ho ooA" VI
Wsyerly Place aud Wet 10th street a., , ~, 49,,
Iu Tie north ADD the est sde OF h
from Tie northeast Of Dsy aud West stree" 70 P'n u
half the block therefom. -. .. IA, $1,000. .i.o bo,h
lin RON ds m street Madison 70 9th avenues Also oo'h
,de, Of 8Gih and from 1h 10 5ih sienne -,
Ilb Roth sides Of 81 60 an avenues ao notn 500.
Of avenue from street, also, the east aide VI h Ae
homg 8th 70 9th streets "a, 1919. .i.o both
lido Of ig and 2lsi streets "a 70 4h avenues a,o We
,s Of oh ll5lh and 9h streets ana h u' ~
ho,
,es ~ l2gh street 81 also boh sues OF
tre.t fe 81 70 h avenues the side OF ih avenue from ~
10 10th street. - a. 49,. canned I,s.s,.
mep and who opposed the either OF
10 n,nt their objections writing TO SAAC o. huNI
I hoard Of their Office No 81 Chambers street pAA'
buse, within thirty Iaysiom VIC uAto VI ' "
T. HARRISON REID, ( Board OF meS'"'
GUERNSEY 6ACkErI,
BOARD AssksOKs
MN lou,f HOUSE November H. 1903
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK, Nov. 26
ARRIVED.
gteamship Doris Mot Providence mdte. and pass
Se,.hin Rorssia Oh Hamburg Oct 81, mdse
Steam shin Camilla Peace Naples Oct %
BARI Dien,,sg IN, Radmaun, Bordeaux 30 days mdse
Brs Alice sIeboue Lond Rio Grands do Sui Al days WOOL
hides &c Sailed With schr Grand Pie (BL Tor Boston
Left In bort bTg Cacique Tor Nes-York, 10 sail Oct 20
prig A. BIlsfax Delefontane Cow Bar days With coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san 2aCleaed ship Arkwrght for NewNork
With rs On wheat and 00 sacks Of barley Sailed ship Pen
aug for sydney with Q 500 bbls -four
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Nov 2Arrved seamahip Columbia, from Newforr
SPOKEN.
Bs Fanny Lincoln from Boston for Port spau Trinidad in .L AZ
lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

TROY LINE.-For Albany and Troy n. far r
ston ls,tos Pier No a. n H., Spring st. EVERY MON
DAY WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at o'clock p m Freight re-
oeived daily. --------
CUANGE OF UOUR.-On and after Tuesday,
No, IN IN. Transportation t0npsnJs steamers VIII
ea,. Pier No 20 4 H., daily p m, Instead Of as heretofore
R.tu ulsL al ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

err OF EwYoRK DEPARTMENT OF fiSASCs,(
BuRKIp 90 THs RECEIVER OF TAIu Z
CouKr. IiousE, PAKE, Oct 81, 1863
rI,O TAX PAYERS.-NOtlce il hereby gwen
that per will be added to al ns, unpaid o. 'N' "
On iii fare. remaining unpaid JanuS Interest Al tue nh OF
twelve pT cent per annn calculated om the day The BOOKS "
vS k the Receiver Of payment vi" be added
No ,non, viii be received AFTER O'Clock once hours rom
to2p m. Dh'HNNN '' ''' $4,000
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Yorst,, Carriages, IT,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION M aaIs,
"A Bred. and Thirty a1s I,SSn pSp.S ,.@,sSs n..d.a IN
rdiag and driving arc held srsp WkDhESpAi ana s ~
49,. sri,,sl. 10, Ish, d,isr sad heavy worn, al these sales
~h.h.r especially advertised OF rot The ig's % !" %
10 - 49, ans,ie, Pak PhssIons By Miner stsphsnsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

ARRANGgMENT-Leave Jamesslp: $3.50 m iors 6eehpSt
,ni III stt,ons except willow Tree 10 Nohpot ram Tor
si stations except Willow Tree Express Train Tor k'erh.aa
,toppg At Jamsics Mineo, Hcksle, and all Stations east @
trsn vii through Grcenport on SATURDAY night n Nn
willow Tree, 9'JO m
train aud wa0n this train will run through
NorR M on samay night; Sunday EIcurvn train leaves Hunter
pont Al m Tor Glen Cove Rosbn Huntington, aud NoTthport
returning arrives Hunters Point at3lO To se eject OeI
"a IHtN
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Proposals.
S7oTICE TO CONTRACToRS-General Office

NOVICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UIIcce
y q ihs aHi osego Railroad Co oa5os y l. nea 80
40 ppo,s, received - ths ohce ulnl January = e M
ibe Gdug Hasnry 4 Che Moasiiis aad De ava -
ltisou consists ~ p sections eonianh ~ h
al qos1ra u Co4ntT and extending o Maffa
Vie IN DeIsuais Counr The Delaware Division consists o - Sc
tor corrus miles cnmfneudng a. Mirsafei'e DO Dsa
80 Caurtr sttsaus sfperarl tutcf Do DE in
N,e r. All ,rr acatscs s BE- flra III 90 AL ae December J.
s-.-.t !, ,iU.,~-e THOMAS CORNELL. Frssdeat
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds. 80
years to rum are offered for sale favorable terms
at the office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No 20 Nassau-st. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
n,r.r1.r.r o, mi. lsrsnlen.
ufFAHTsENr % ThH lNTGhlvh.. !
OrricH fsnt,r ATTAHs. November T. W.. >
PROPOSALS forINDIAN GOODS.-SEALEI

Orucs iSDt,S ATrtiHs November T. w.,
PROPOSALS for NGOODS.-SEAl+ED
ptOrOs Al. itfsfss Proposals. lulau 6ooda- vii ls
rslrs ~ it Oncr ~ fusn A. uu u ocaek M 90 h,pAl
Of uoCu 1su faf fnfhrt IN NC 4a'-e' -'4
+ .rrs attic rar.r i o. a tte flI0rlaE ltt
FIRsT CLAss-MACKtSAC BLANKETS $3.50
100 paf a Maenuac Blkcs % maiafe ot4 inchei
81 sr.gh louufa .,-,st -.
pairs a y. sl'c Aaclaae bnts 20 "tas-te @9' -'I'
sd zeal paVafs 49,.
aLif hacsuac banset, 70 measure
AL usigh 81 pauniA ..,o,--,-.
pars Paa -tIte harknac blaukts 70 mta'a pp
ini sslh 81 pound. ..-,,- a..
Macklusc bsnksf 20 measure h'us'
AID aeish pounds 49, $500, A.,
90 pairs srs haehinae banke measure 'V' hh''
sui II pouuiL go .,..t- -
- paf point scarlet NcAiaac bnket 70 measure Nio lnhe'
All sefgh 81 pounds go ,,-,
20 pairs Jpnut indigo blue haeknac balAes !" measure WIZ
Iuches. and scish ponds %.
go pairs a lodi go bloc MacAnae BAuhe 10 measure 'i
iaches. AMI sc.h pouula ,,-.o
% hue hncttaf hinAeis 70 measure ''A
inches, weigh III pounia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

FOURTH CLASS-HARDWARR
g 9o IsS best bees. T Cast ' Steel , Axes ron pounds Vim
go cs@p Kettle, assorted .IieA
,S eI.5 @ psss and quart in equal quantities pressed
90 S SSlsa B BIS SSP Knives. siueh Uade)
1850 dozen HsbIlookI, lassorell
4 p,s conform 70 ana s b .q D WI" n'
st IN De reserve TO tsgq r,, 1So1 IN S1'S schedule ia
ster 5n Repaired they be furnished at We Pnoe' pro
All hid. for furnishing articles be rejected at the option Of
No S FOR less than an ella" Of the articles specified wi" be
All sclc. furnished contract viii be ray 9sp,, s,, and
pose Such good, or articles may ~ any Ss oa,S,r viii he
he sample, VII be se,t asd ao t And or quality within 1--WE
, Be done hsy vi. be purchased A. ,S sa9sGS
No ID, viii BE- eon,srsd persons who have failed comply
with the requirements Of former contract . . . III,
Poeosss a,t embrace the articles quantities thereof
m, amounts must he carried footed u each class 70 be separate
IL stated aud up Said prices and amounts must be given with
Proposals should be .abntiel ia the following form or we
term Of ie Of ndan AnaT' dated
November .S The .sos ' IA The gs S.5 sT1S Of &
advertisement Said articles be delivered New on OF be
Ss the year 1859 as may ordered by Commissioner o. Indian At
Airs and proposal be accepted Tor wei will within hs asy
thereafter execute accordingly, aud ave security avp
10 the Of Indian Anl Tor the faithful performance Of TIC
Zach proposal be accompanied guarantee 10 tho oos
ing s.T e g. !. sTsd q s .S pIs s Or p Ss' o"
We hereby jointly ,nd 'sso guarshiee that hs D9' rus to
Ii. ee ti, bid or proposal vii execute aecEiinsy and
CIV. The ssq -, ' .,.% T i l 1 Proposal, @ indian
November H. 1863 and Ia The event Of b, or he VIA a,.
tors 70 Forfeit py Uasd damage sum not less
Bond viii be required ia the amour, he bid for the t'hIa per
mAnee Of the contract With .o or more ' n; .rosy
must be ''''''d O'"'' '''" & TAYLOR Comm'Onst
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SinHunal.
CIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF IIb
ALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD

X
OF THB
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
z PER CENT,
PRINCIPAL ard interest payable Gold the National Park Bank New
York Coupons paid January and July.
We know these Bonds arc d class f11 ANA we mem H
net receipts equal than three times The Interest on the whole
We Offer limited q these Bonds and accrued Interest
currency. TURNER BROTHERS Bankers No u Aass1ast
L RoCHESTBR CITY SRvEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING FUND BONDS DUE lss7i
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY BEING FIRST
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR. AND PAY
ING A LARGE RATE OF INTEREST on THE INVESTMENT
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE BY ALBERT H. NCoLAY,
sTCoKBRoKBR AND AUCTioEEER No - P1NE.sr. y Y
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
- ROAD BONDS5o BONDS ~ The above road Will he sold a. g.
giving The interest from august 70 ee n These bonds are offered
e l &c. ever sg Of hs Of ne line now running about 20 PER
a. Tie property eo u Of bonds upo
The oIP5'y P Ss FOR 5sS So .Sne S s 81 nj S
81 TIE H esrss, opening the extension estimated be
sh TIE Ia,acss At present All and be nterferei with
9Th The Directors Of the stock for permanent u
7h The President, on THE ooa7 the road
and suPeryses the extension IL g. AARQuAND' IieePfe,
NOTICE-The Directors of the Waikiki
sheraton o. Plan (peuied by prominent shareholders and on Ole 10
,e e Gs S est sSysSes al teb fsdope BY s before
The s Desnber will prevent ihe se Of 'ee ~ Sh'1 sa
BONDS of the METROPOLITAN GAS
Id LIGHT COMPASY-Hoers ofthe BONDS are hscbT noticed
COUPONS falling due December J. l1 WI De lal Al We
National Bauk Commonwealth 80 IS Nassaust, Nes1orE
WIN MElSLEHAN. Aei.ag Treasurer
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RaiLVAr CONPANY.
OFFICE 83 wallet. NV lUKE, Not. TO- ldtA ,
THE semi-annual INTEREST due December
Il 1881 PREFERRED STOCK ~ tie ONO AID hls-
RAILWAY COMPANY wn be uld tud asr Thai 4ats
at W. 2 1sse 1l Booi q l.. PsG soye
At and rcapgncd December AZ ~ O'CLOCK
a BY o Executive AID Finance COMMITTEE, -
Oyy1cE on rHE HYKo SILVER MiSsG CoNPlyY.
No 36I BRoaDwAy NV YORK November -, ltt..)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an EiEC-
~ TION fr 10 TRUSTEES aud IE,PLCIOs 81 Tie ne Anus
Election this Office TlESDAll December D. S a. -
"'0'A - - WV PRANK D. KARR seeretary
nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.
IL Nos 81 aud $40 Easi Fouftt-st - -
On the ~ Jsnuarr 1863 DIVIDEND n TWO fEh th
f SIX MONTHS ONE PER CENT o. THREE MONTHS VII De
nd n Depoators entitled thereto. ANDREW MILLS ffesde
JAEEs J. sTEwAET secretary.
Nov ], la6a
ClsCSyaTi SAsDrsEY CLrvEt,sp R.itHoaD CoNp.Sr}
=. SASDUsKTt ONO, nov u. 1908.
TIME COUPONS of the BONDS OF TINS Com
paw Deceubef J, 1902 N le PAD on We'ellgl " '"o
OHce Of tie Union Trust COmpsuy No ~ S,@ LOIS
DACIFIC RAILROAD of MlSSOURl-.SiX
uer cent 20 wear bonds principal aud interest parable goa one
and profitable nve'ineu securities iAsl @
tuiing above mlortan' trunk ROAD atsoy il
rFer fol q
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
ISso WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1903
'' COMMENCING NOV. %, 1905
- s,,, &, Nav York corner Twenty sevenhst and Fourth
''e ave Entrance on Twenty ss'snth'st

TRAINS LEAvR NETWORK; ~
FOR New and Bridgeport, 100 SW thLl "'' H. '
R,1 500 (ELl 3a5 A25,hud 500 tkh) ~ W., A !, n
Fo Milford Stntiod kAThsd, Southport ana "'"P0" wv inv
, M a45 ADp IA. an ., "a ,onCF,A am fR,A
For Norwslk 100 800 (Er sOO lLV@ IT, i"'' NNAh Wv w."
as a b fEr J. $50 AGO (E1) IN q. ,os k,o
~, Darisn 100 200 1870 a. so, AE' "'V D IN 90 "a,
roI sa 90 90 tEr1 800 lljO l:io (bL El9 1O0
NY db AS tkI J. $3.50 go 500 lkI.lP TO- ~
Va orsennich intermediate stations IV0 wv Low as"
9t3, -" wv Wv y CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield AGO. N (Edo SEQ Shhh e"p m
For Ro,,on '. shore Line, l2 (Ex J. 800 p "a. 80 -.
For Hartford Springfield 400 IN (kIh lI' 'V tsLh S~
w., Connection, River Railroad 800 OH iSP 70 Mon
tral p. IN TO Northampton ,,p p,.a eoafvxA ~ ~
For Hartford, Providence and f'hAh hA'rO'' ''' " "
New Hvsu E.uLsudon and s,OningOs Railroad "s~A n
Fo Csu, RAILROAD 400 NJ 2s m, to Northampton and VIII
Harrisburg ana
NJ, E.usstuek Railroad. 800 To-. 500 thb 40 ~
w. n.nbnr, ana sorr.k Railroad 100, 800 40 D. N
Comuodsus Sleeping Cars attached to 500 M ma uovr Sac,
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
IL ROAD-FOr Long Branch Red Bani Bncksburg Manchester
By steamer JESSE HoYT daily except Sundays o'clock
'" ' ~ w. w s. sNEDEN l. Co Leseea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

O-wISTER RRANGEMRNr. on and aneT December l. 1863
the this road will follows via Leave RoOseysG
Hew.loTk Mail al 1870 Sayye
stations Returning at 1880 REpess Train Peana
BAdwinle Merck South o se Bay and all stations 20
Sayle except Wewuoi Mall Acoommodaonfo lsp il5 ,.
foa All STATIONS Accommodation for jamaica $50 Return.
iAgIsaye lsp at $3.50 Accommodation Brprrss from sayye
leave No. Leave Jamsca di15 $50 aud 1868
ROBBERY WHITE Superintendent
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Di6iSmh Hotties.

OFFicE W CHicsao AND NORM .WEsrERS RsILwAr co..
No 81 WALT. EEw-YoEE. Nov. 20 1913
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pspv have declared DIVIDEND Of FlYB TO- PER CENT on nc
ph stock pauy q Government r payable on snd
December 20 the s1ckhers s s0su ~ c
bootso Of be The tnh DAY - December next
Preferred aud Common Stocks viii Do closed
SATURDAY the m 81 December ueI aud opesed on aAlJ
DAY. the 21ta day Of December ueIL
By order Of ,le Board Of Directors .. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

NEW JERSEY X. R.-CHANGE OF HOUR,
iou $50 D. Via Camden, NJ m Via w; ran' a m.
m D. s9p II IT.. For BAH aha mhihk
oa-si . n "a 80. ~, $50 p FOR South and W-S;~I
m. HsiOp. IN.
Tn. slO M trains through 10 Cincinnati and chicago
With hut one shaugs silver Palace sespngcAu trsa
through 70 Cnusah without change mstns same connections Ct Ca
enasi early trains BY other Ines FAMILY eempsr
mnt ears also on Mon Thur through 10 Chit
esgo without connecting train adVanee OF other lines With
nomiag taE, fron Chicago 'DaJ w. JACKSON Cen Sapt
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CfsCNyATI. SAsDrsKY CLEVELAND tAtHoAn 'oNfAHhy
OFFcz SASDUsKT. ONO, Noy. n. 1908.
UNHE COUPONS of the BONDS OF TINS Com
ppv Doe Deeembe 1909. VIII le pad pIeseuaon al Tie
OFee dc Union Trust Compauy 20 Broadway hew-l ofs
~ ri 81 H. SLOANE Prctidfnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

so yards Fsncy Lar Blue Cloth.
300 yards GRAY List Blue Cloth
lgp0 farfs satef LIT Blue Cloth.
1000 yards saved List Scarlet Cloth
THIRD CLASS-DRY GOODS
a. DOZEN q Wooden SlaHiL
Is dozen 60 Wuocu Staais.
200 pounds Linen Thread
30 pounds Cotton Thread.
4 900 Yards TufLey Red Ol Calico.
1850 taris Calico. STANDARD puAta)
l2OG yards Bloc Drilling
1900 yards BEoau buuug
700 yards Bed Ticking. (r,d s.npcl
1900 yaiis SatueL
500 yards Hickory Shirtps
10 $40 yards Brown Sheetlg. NA)
5000 yards Duck. lf9r icutA)
hy0J yards Liuseya
5000 yards Delms
5000 yards Jeans.
900 Yards CottoHades
1000 Yards Indian Stripes anil Phdf
ilOOO yards Brown hbrtng, tJA)
400 TAnis Faucy tlcoks
1900 yafds Indigo Blue FlanneL
100 yards Rcd aGd Gray Flannel
900 yards HEAVY kcfssyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

bonds principal aud interest lAne ~ s'N ~
Of the ~ ard most profitable nve'iueut securities 1kst 'h'
Trunk road already ill com
3 attn earnings dlublr sufficient for M entire interest account ir
SCHUYLER SKAAIk BROTHER Banhtfs 10 i' boadft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun MAJ. TOO sun ass Moon sets tN
rHs DAY,
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Qriinfng.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1Oi Fulton st
w -SIRAM JOB PRINTERS as4 LABEL AAEUFACrtb
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Ottan StGamrrs.

IT 5. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. .,
Sinz regularly EVERY THURSDAY, az O'Clock p H. preo'eV
from Pier No. North River. ,..ae
EAGLE. Can't. NJ. p Greene. iva Nassau. November :"
MORO CASTLE Can't r. Adams iva Nsssaul'' pecempeI
COLUMBIA Can't r. Vsn Sce ;:;,p e N.Y. w.
AVi "'h"' Va f--'-e' -ff' - No BoNluggreen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

DlME SAVINGS BANK, Nos. 3 and Broad,
~ wiramhurgh-Dpcsits made on or before Deeeisee
from that date suns up 10 H0V
open daily from 10 60 and 10 T.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Elghth-ayep
~ Of Fourteenth stSlX PER CENT lNiE pnd an
$500 Deposits made or before Dec l. vi"
draw interest from Dee. J. X H. HULL PRESIDENT III.
J H. KEELER NicePfesdent
c. w BRIScKERHoTF, Secretary.
DEOPLE's SAYINGS BANK,
46 broadway and twenty seventh SIS
INTEREST SIX PER CENT - ..
MONEY DEPOSITED NOW DRAWS INTEREST FROM DbChM'
Der
CHARLES PECK President
CHARIEs 7. RoDGERs Secretary
OK PER CENT INTEREST on 80 to $4,000.
y Paid by
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
Nos 3g6 and 3JS Canslst, cor u Lsightst
ASSETS. S5i5O,23i 81
TIIlRD-AYENUE SAYINGS BANK.
PER CENT INTEREST paid free from Government TAI o. all
from 3 TO $500
open daily 10 A. 10 and on Monday Wedaesd'
and SATURDAY evenings from 90 O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-17

POWER OF TREE.-Walton Hall, in
England, had at one time, his own corn
mill, and when that inconvenient neces-
sity no longer existed, the mill stone
was laid by in an orchard and forgotten.
The diameter of this circular stone was
five feet and half and its thickness
seven inches, with hole through the
centre Of eleven inches diameter By
mere accident filbert had been drop
ped into the hole on the earth, and in
in 1912 the Seeding was seen rising up
through the unwonted channel. As its
trunk gradually grew and increased
in size. its power to raise the ponderous
mass was speculated on by many.
You'd the flbert tree lift it up, or burst
the stone. or die in the attempt, was the
question. In the end, the ilbert tree
lifted the mill stone from the ground,
and in 1868 worc it like crinoline
about its trunk, and Mr. Walton used to
sit upon it under the branching shade of
the tree.