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RICE 2s CENTS.
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"MANHOOO."

MANHOOD"
One H~nd,ed and F5,y,JoxrtA Edition OF this
new medical pamphlet, revised and iust published
BY the author, DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause and Of premature declies
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood, II
gives . clear synopsis Of the impediments 70 mar.
riaee, and the remedies therefor.
ADGsEss ~ ST. The g-.gT .AgTaSos, Ne; s., !osrH
Extracts from Reriess, Of t6is Work commes,,..
from the year ls5S.
MANHOOD BI Dr.: CuRTs.-In this ass OF prs-
u:uPsd sad Sa '9s ise
Nfdcnt 70 afford the sufferer from nervoos dcbiii-
ss .ors ssss sS :s:s
M she dimcalty Their experience and reputation in
sPs M and vel for she .sf
ouRfs on MAsHoop should be IN the hs,ds on
sS vrs.D and develops. the sr.ssS.es y
olass Of painful msladies, which have too ioaS
6s,.S rs ss;a. Hs Sas g. ses itsFs's and
OuRrs on MAsHooD.-It deyslopes the sssrsu,
SSsss On vrssi E ~. g. q human saI
they may be avoided and escsped. Foptnoas. Sr s,r
scouptry Eoald 4 be did its youth Dsf into pres-
sd Of %ises2 misSs fsss
then Be banishsd from our land, Sn1 tss re- az
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cle.
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sss q Sss sas .r Il hon
insane asylum, no Lee thsa In the shattered con-
seitutton Of those indelSiAe; It will DO Duck 70
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on the future well bstns al fmany.-Husid.
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and nsdseel lrsesDo givsn n it rsadse if iivsis-
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oia: Ins ItcSs,iond rslutatien Of the s1fSor.
nsdioal referee In the SrSSSnsst of sS4yo1s ~ NJ
u: &c, iully eccoante Tor the tmmonoo ofr0al0SSS.
which this popular ana ably- -vr1tS0 1e6SsSi S,sss
- Ne eeseseaansa.-Sssdsv N0ss.
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sEAIhAL and PHYsloAk DlDILYfY, sPIl.
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ssssss OF the natural functions, q h,s r,use~..,
10. % HoBfH CHARLEs STREET. lAT1.
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AH1 1JEvFIReOU CIGAR.
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STnsesa pot AL 70 Try this Drsod ~ ~ an
evsoee, oDposite WILLARD n
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT OMAHA

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. c0.-Geo. Fran els Train
was Enthusiastically welcomed at Omaha by
the Fenians yesterday. The citizens give him
q reception tonight ct the Academy Of Music.
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DR. ABORN
tAsBK coRsULfEpYI0H A. II. TO p. n.
AT 24s STREET,
Bstvsss lssh s.d JssA streets, On
CATARRH, DEAFNESS,
AND ALL Disc a Z
OF YHE
EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND Lungs.
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SOR FINALE WEABNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES OF LHUCORRHGA,
TOO PRsFUsE NsrRUArIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONrIHUED PERIODS.
FOB fRoIAFFsSf FESiAfsos AsR sG4EISe G4ERe DOWN, Oh
We offer the most perfect specific known:
h1hBoLO AP9GSR s9GER EXTRACT OF
Directions for use, diet. and advice, accompany,
Females inevsry period Of life, from infancy 70
IN the seSsfes ~ % ,s nnS rensd to Aid nature
glory OF manhood and vamanhood.
HELhBOLDS EXTRACT BUOU
y Bark or Iron. INFINITELY ssssr and more eisss
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
having received tie indorsemsnt OF the most ,ron.
inent physicians in the United States, is new Of.
tered to aflicted humanity as certain cure Tor IN.
toiiovnng aisSsses ana symptoms, from whatever
GENIRAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AID PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMBICILITY,
oIrERnIMAfION0 OF sLOOD TO TIE Hrao
0ONFusHD IDEAS.
HYsfIRIA,
eHHERAL IRRIrABILIrY.
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NIGHT,
ABsINOB OF nUsCULAR EFFICllNOY.i
LOSS OF APPETITE,
lnACIAfIoN,
Low sPIRIf,
DIsoRaAHHazAIIoE AHAHs ., 2: e ssAAsALYsIs 9th.
PALPI1ATIOH OF TIE HEART;
and. in SAct.
all the Concomitauss Of NERVOUS ana nrpu
IrfRD state Of the system
To insure the genuine. cut this ous.
ASK Tos 'HELMBoLDs.
Take 70 other.
SOLD By DRUaaIsrs ana d HALlps rv,,v
WHERE. es
Price sl rs Dsr bottle; or SIX bottles s,r $3.50.
Delivered 10 any AaArss.
Describe synpsons IN ~ sposananicatiens.
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OFFICERS
~; =; ybAHk, Philsdelphia. President.
sAn OOOkE, Chairman Finance and Ixecuss.,
HkNRT D. COOKE. Washington, Vice Pres.
Nm sksos ". PEEr. Pnn.aslph,.. s.or.....
l.sTURNIR Washington. A.s,...n, s.cr.,..
MEDICAL ADVISORY sOaRD,
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General ua,,.S a.,
p. j. HoRWifz, Chief n.d,o., n...
United states NAVY, Mashinston,
ID. ". BLISS, n. D., Washington.
TIE .dysntasss offered By this Company are:
nsuous, Sompeny, chartered BY special
A paid up capital OF 81 mW
Il offers low rates OF premium.
t FURNISHES larger Insurance than other con.
tb definite and certain in tn terms.
y home company IN every locality.
ks policies Ire exempt from attachment.
Iners are no unnecessary restrictions in the pol.
Every policy is non -iorfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay % the insared
their fuii amount and return ell the prcmi ums,
that the insurance costs ONLY the ascrease % the
Policies viii be issued that Win pay 20 the IN.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the Iivss
Il insures not to secure divideads, bot Of % loo
LOCAL ga xsisr u" es In EVERY
COUNTY, and spplicatious from competent par
ties for such agencies, win endorsements,
should be addressed 70 the CompanyS Gsneral
CIRCULAR, PsSShists, and fun rsrssoa,srs Give.
On application ct the Once Of the COMPANY IN this
city.
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WIFE MURDER. .

CHICAGO, Dec. cO.-John Forgerty, q drunken
Irish 'aborer living in the suburbs, yesterday
beat his wife to death.
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HD JEVPBReOu CIGAR
.AAnS S1esS - ossiring - sxtra 10 60 Oxoau
STcssso pos AL % try this DrsDd Sos1 ~ an
q Nh ~S'~ "ibarob.
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ASA -. s''sss 80. ....sssSo~3UU
Approved, November l6, lS6S.

An ACT ID set the curbstones and pave the
footways and cutters on the south side of
q street south, between Second and Third
stree's east.
BE IL enacted by the Boardof Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the City of Washington,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author.
lZed and requested to cause the curbstones to
be set and the footways and cutters paved on
the south side OF q street south, between Sec
ond and Third streets east, the work to be con.
tractcd for and executed in the manner and
under the superintendent provided by law;
and to cefray the expenses Of said improve
ments special tax equal TO the cost thereof is
hereby imposed and levied on all lots or parts
of lots bordering on the line OF the Improve.
ment: the said tax to be assessed and coIiec,ed
in conformity with the provisions OF the act
approved October 18th, le65.
Approved, November I6, lS6S
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OFFICIAL.
CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed BY the Sixty-fifth Csnneil.

AN ACT msking appr ,priat,ons TO pay the ex.
penses OF he municipal election held first
OF June, fs6S.
Be ii enacted By tie Board qf Aldermen and Board
Of Common touncI Of the City Of Wdsiington,
That the SUN Of six thousand three hundred
dollars and slxty-two cents 90, ,300.62) be, and
the same Is hereby, appropriated out OF the
general fund to pay the expenses OF the mu-
nicipal election held ist n ne, ls6S as follows:
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Dec so, ls6S.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ernment securities:
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GONE TO Yesterday morning q
numb of members Of Congress, accompanied
by some o. the officers of the Senate and House
OF Representatives. made an excursion to Rich
mcnd, Va. intending % spend few days there
prior TO the resumption of business By Con-
gress. They took passage on the fine steamer
Keyport, Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

Mr.. WILLIAM CRERCY, formerly Appoint
ment Clerk in the Treasury Department, bnt
recently commissioned as Supervisor of Inter-
nal Revenue IN the South, is In this city, after
an absence OF a couple weeks. He Will return
TO his field Of iabors, in New Orleans, in few
days, and lake with him his family.
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AT THE CLOSE of 1867 gold was quoted at
13laIJ3a; yesterday it left of at 13ih. This
would Indicate hat we are making progress
a. BACKWARD
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AN Act for the relief of the trustees of the
Nlneteenth street Rantist cnnrch

BE II enacted blythe Board Of AIDE. me- and Board
y Common Council Of the City Of Washington.
That the sum Of forty-six dollars and ninety.
three cents be, and the came is hereby, appro-
PrIaled out OF the general fund to enable the
Mayor to refund to the trustees OF the Nine
teenth street Baptist ch urch tax assessed upon
sand church property and paid by said board
Of trustees; and that the Mayor be, and be is
hereby. authorized and required to cause the
said sum, forty-six dollars (si6) and ninety.
five cents, TO be paid.
Approx ed, November 16, 1868
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HOID Am GENUINE ulLHss poHl up
/, 0sT;sS : 81 s'''Ss''s' q aT:* .,...o.n y
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THE ANNOUNCEMENT Is made that the Pres.
ident WILL at an early day after Congress as
sembles, veto the Southern States militia bill.
There Is authority fer any such statement,
ard The President has not received notice Of
he passage of such a bill.
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janitor Of the west wing Of the City Hall
BE it enacted 6g the Board Of Aldermen and Board
" Common Council Of the City of Washington.
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author.
lied TO employ suitable person as janitor of
the west wing Of the City Hall, who besides
performing such duties as may be assigned him
the said wing of the building during every
night, and whose compensation shan Be- sixty
dollars per month, which the Mayor Is hereby
authorized to pay him out OF the general fund.
Approved, November l6, 1865.
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CoNTRAEIwIsB TO the statement that the
public debt of the month Of December will
show a decrease of about Ss,O0O,OO0, e. Data''
writes that it will show an increase Of be-
tween two and three millions. The internal
revenue receipts have been about the average
AZ this season, but the customs receipts have
fallen OF slightly. The War Department ex-
penses. owing - the Indian difficulties, have
largely ipcree ed.
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BE AZ iteaacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
~ Common Council Of the CITY of Wdsaington,
Ibat the sum Of two hundred and slxty.six
dollars (S266) be, and the same is hereby ap.
propriated out ofthe general fund to enable the
Mayor TO refund TO +. Desfosse the amount Of
hnes imposed by Esquire Clark on the 18th OF
May, 1868. and the 7th Of July, 1868, for an al.
legged violation of law and that the Mayor be-
and he is hereby, authorized and required To
canse the said sum Of two hundred and sixty.
SIX dollars (S266) to be paid.
Approved. November 10, Io6S.
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OFTICRRs or THE Army % THE POTOMAC
A circular was received to-day by Col. Dex.
,eI, Assistant Adjutsnt General, from Gen.
erals EutSerfeld and Ingalls,, Of New York,
announcing that a convention of officers OF the
Army Of the Potomac would be held in this
city or the 29d of February, and ia vitiny his
cooperation in the same. The object Of the
convention is TO form a permanent organiza.
tOmac.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

.,,ce AT y -t1c. ExCHANGE.-FI@sr CALL
eA' .Ut CLOCK A. NJ.
LIZ, al 900 1, : s. d O. r7. .lOri
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To CAREFUL INvEsroRs.-The first Mortgage
Thirty-year Six per cent Gold Bonds of tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company based upon the most val
liable portion of the main line to and from the IA
ciic Coast are believed to possess advantages ana
assurances shared by no other Corporate securities
More than $50 miles are now completed ana the
whole through line will be finished within year
The local traffic is already very large and growing
The bonds can be had at 103 and accrued interest La
currency. For sale by FISK @ HATCH,
Bankers &C. No. 8 Nassau-st. n. L.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoID.-The first mort
gage Oyear seven per cent sinking fund coupon
bonds Of tho Rockford. Rock Island and st. Louis
Railroad Company, principal and interest payable in
Gold Coin free Of Government tar are for sale at the
Office Of the Company No - WallSt. at % por cent,
and accrued interest in currency.
At the present price of gold the bonds pay an IN
come of over 10 per cent. and in the estimation of
the Company. they the cheapest frstclass secuI
ity offered in the market.
Pamphlets giving fuller information may be had at
the Office
Government and other securities received in ex-
change at market rates II. II. BOODY Treasurer.
COLUMBUS. CHICAGO, AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAIL
WAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND 40
YEARS SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS. Interest
PAYABLE April AND OCTOBER II TIIE CRY or kEw-
1ORK-Ihe road is about 600 miles III length, with
unsurpassed connection, passes through the most
pOpuOus and richest agricultural sections OF the
States Of Ohio. Indiana aud Illinois, and its traffic
receipts it is believed will prove ample in any con-
of It's interest and other liabilities but also for salts
factory dividends TO its stockholders. The Bonds
can be registered at the Office OF the Company lu
New1oTk. Parties desiring TO invest in these Bonds
OBTAIN the same together with any further IN
formation that may be desired application to the
undersigned. VIM. X. EOsDICK at ST. Nicholas Ma
ti0nal Bank No. Z Wall-st. L. A. MURDOCH, at Con-
tinental National Bank, No. NaSsau-st. JOHN A.
l5ELIS q Co, No 36 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPBAN MARKETS
i0vBov Oct ll;lJs l;U 3pn
cousa's. far meurT ................. et6- q o.
Vr~i wentrs frin.. TSld- ~ u u
Bre RaIi~SF Share, nrn-........ :z'a- g-.H-
PAKa-enes The Bank report made pubic this
morning TIE Of bullion hand t0OV ians ea thsn
last week
MlNcHEsrkh-Tbe market for yarns ard fhrea Is quiet
H,vRE-Tres ordnss Cotton active. lJl0l4 r -
active the The total sse a hs
week end pg m evening bales Of Whh II on taken
Tor export aud 1900 speculation The stock asud -stmd at
including M 90 bales Of Amercsn There Is some h'
cotton ave as u Mdng uPsuds beug made a.
lOld oi cotton At hound TO tbs por Il Ss
bales u which GOO nun he United esates
Quoliioa4 Il.l5 a l:2l 2:lD p m
MAILING Tnsuds at the close htdH- ltd d w. @
Miting Oean, At the close. do oitH- If'N
The Bresdf dali Red Wheat has declined "a Ana Is
laoed At 1917 GENITAL The Provision market hrn Sugar
hrla but unchanged
DOMESTIC MARKETS
BALrN0R, Oct 2Cotoa frm aud advancing b4Hgs z
flour dull aud nominal. Wheat tul saes Prime to Naoce iel AZ
RE 6nn S d 81 - Seeds unchanged ProviOu hrD and IN
changed.
PHILADELPHiA oct 2-Cotton quiet; MddliBg 26id2e Peo'
eum Crude. Gle Rrin-d 3e Sugar hrm 4olAsses
Of Trinidad sold 4e Flour insciVei Supsrin 90 2oG *1
BIss SB0S8 50; North Western Bra Family fy1+s Dos rem
syVsns and Ohio do $3.50 + IS Wheat small business FED
81 0qS2 30 White 81 Gd 81 50 Rye. 81 CO. Corn very qe
yellow sl 20; Mixed Western, sl a. Oats dull at 'OG'S Oros
res and provisions unchanged
2Tbe receipts Of Cotton for tho week ending
this monsg sis baes the eoaswse 1881 baes stock
hand. 606 bales -
sAs PEASCuoo Oct 1-Foar good demsni s. asa 90 Is
Wheat 81 s5G sl 95. good shipping LegalTsnters ny
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

blind and mislead all outside his own ring-tenG
what was not so TO the public. while keeping his
friends carefully posted as TO all his doings. The
scandal OF these proceedings is so public that they
are an injury TO the national credit The Assistant
Treasury in this city is naTanily and openly run ts
suit the stockiobbing schemes Of the Treasury Ring
Mr. McCullOch cannot clear his skirts in this matter
as il placed before him last Spring. and again
recently, without inducing him To take any steps 10
check the evil Both Mr. McCullOch and Mr. Van
Dyck ought to have known some weeks ago what
gold they would require to sell in order to get cur
rency, and at that time gold could have been sold
at l44 TO 145 in large amounts without disturbing
the money market which was then easy, at TO per
cent
Gold opened at 1921. sold at 140 139l. 40, 1891 ;
closing 40 bid. Cash gold was plenty. lOanng at
a per cent for carrying. The clcarngs at the Gold
Exchange Bank were $l3i OO2O00 and the balances
$2.5SG,CS5 IS.
Government bonds opened firm and in demand for
all the investment bonds, and steady on the export
bonds. The demand 20 buy continues heavy from
investors who are attracted by the low prices and
are taking the benefit of the bears in stocks assisted
by the action of the Secretary Of the Treasury in de-
pressing prices and are free buyers OF all classes AT
the close the market was a shade lower, but firm
State bonds were frmer Tennessee ex-cOupOns sold
AT Df4f new boIuS ti4 0bfis MUM tuiNilhh W. W
aGG, ex-coupOn. Missouri per cent ~. Rhode
Island 6s, 1904. Railway bonds wero frner. Man
haitian Gas sold at go MaTiposa Preferred advanced
10 49, Delaware and Hudson sold ut 1873 Adams
Express. 81; Wells g. Fargo. Sll; American, a.;
United States 49lG49l; Merchants Union, @5..
The share market showed less excitement and prices
were steady Pacific Mail sold at 1924. Erie 4Sid4ol,
Reading 9lsG94i st. Paul 81, Fort Wayne lOss,
Michigan Southern So. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
81. Rock Island lG2. Northwestern Common SO, the
Preferred So! Illinois Central 1861. At the Regular
Board the market was without special interest and
generally firm. New-York Central sold at 1881 al2S.,
Erie 40! 49, Hudson 1Sq. Reading Q4l d9ls Michigan
Southern S3l Rock Island 1854, st. Paul 95i St. Paul
Preferred 95d9it. Toledo and Wabash 69., Fort
Wayne lOSI After the call prices were from "a.
lower with a very dull feeling. At the o'clock
Board the market was strong. with an improvement
in prices. The feature Of the market was the ad-
vance Of MarpoSa Preferred 10 IA, with large
transactions At the Second Board prices wcre
strong, and at the close the market was steady
without material change in prices. Governments
close firm at quotations:
U = 6s 1851 Cou lis di3t US52oCo. new GSlosi aiCai
L. s. 20 RegIstd 1884 dlo IT, g. '2' Cou '67 lN dl05i
L. = $50 Con o llliall3 ~. s. ioto tou.-..lnt dlOi3
C. 5 51 Cou. Ca. 1lDt dilci Gold, lSC5 loot lVot
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

E.,,, o. g-Ths Cattle tr.d. extremely ss,,s.
.a,,sss ~hst made are a. o-r ,
mai. Tor Yesterday and osy s3l at Mn hdps from Mon.
Itus.on sun
s.1 ns,yI, 400 remsn Butchers arc iuy r..
s.y' sy' ses'y - Nond,y and hsvng SLOW aah
hso @ low .eer. "a IA nl9o 70 lighter oAs
from An. .n. stats. 81 oWt, at Ht0lgc " sV"' w"
ia .ns rs ,ers fair IN % est, al scant h - - .o. Al,
sissp are DAFT WITH decline & % zsssos psh,t and ear a
. or ,o,liof 100 Sales car nps aa ~ sa ny
~ - n S. i "a. STATE ~ b - each esr win % ~
, e,,, P. s5p go cg o. aa' ro0l COOL oa' "sa "
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
FAMILY MARKETS.
n IIyINg IXpLNsEs IN NEW. YORK

FKiDAr. oct 3 Isos
EA Law, hsf better ofists and tie markets veil
f esr grrs ah All prices src tower hcops
f.T Meats u al shuniart A. un
hsssa rlos. good lamb te hai fof l1ie % some
a black eh
-ntJ mor,sl pouy stands Increase ~ nunis ssa =,
Lr stu hkh buiter "a e' ~
t.t. "a ,.., drep shoa, ic n. Flour eousnss 70 ae
re tp ,ery ssias r. ihs fu line grapes take tus sal -
Te ,frs tusnease auautts " toUcoris selling AZ V@
lr b h fr the ~ b,Ies 81 @ac h1ns Vuo
- Az 49, Hs u Iouis Bouae De Jersey
500 .ri yirfs.s rar M S7o - ~ pssh bsshri Oouio
rts. Lsrrht 4Jd r+ hh oonPaion 81
~ ~ rs u rpfrf Loser NaN nrior NaTteis thofs at
frf gsres itf.rlhis sh thr latter meals ait b
~srr thr caraEs noi gfrA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

OCT 2-il50jl bnsh Wheat, leGg79 bush Corn $50 cg7
bush Ilaxseed 93s bush Peas go bbs Corn Meal sss2
Lres Cersr T5t hhis Crrde Iefrolan 80 ~
fined Petroleum. 30 pgs Cut Meats 90 pkgs Ashes.
pkgs Dried Fruit. bbls. Copper. - bbs whisky. IA
hbs Eggs l4s bales Wool Is bales eup. 9g5 bales Hops
sides Leather li3 hds Tobacco 22l boxes aud
TObacco, 1879 boxes Starch. 20i bbls. Naphtha.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
6bznrrs for Susinfss T,u.

GOOD BUSINESS.-The Harlem Bazaar
n FJR SALE consisting Of Toys Fancy Goods saa,sry
r. a...Ban Goois kS Corner Of ODshandrtd andfSsov
fourh-st and Thirda'e -
LIGHT MANUFACTURING and WHOLE-
"A SALE BUSINESS pairing GbOu, 200 wees .a O.. a..
.,roos, sold
owner being obliged leave Ne. io~ Terms easy
party. Apply in the store No II @aAsI,ss
npTNTTNG OFFICES FOR SALE CHEAP
N ,n.sd on prominent corner doiag nodeiste ous
- sas,es, VANDgRBURGH WELLS CO. Prnss hsPss as Il
Manu- t,c.urers Wood Type. Cabinets @e'' No '''
ard 10 nutehst, NewYorh
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

The trial Of James o. MARTIN, late cashier OF the HOE
and Leather National Bank OF Boston wac begun t0uay
hefore Judges Clifford and Lowell OF the United states
District Court The defendant Is accused o deiraudng
the bank OF tOO0ce. He Acknowledges dencit OF
$4,000.
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Wednesday says;
The money continues 20 work eioss As he SAona bn w
tb call dsoouuBg M Other Than aeloo ana
a. s A. o yery limited while the calling of oans causes
s hrks heavily checked and reduces hsif AFFINITY 10
,.a.. .o-s
There the local money msrt 't y
trsy The sn trade upon which all other departments Of trade
stand stu than would nave
poss al IBIS season Of the year and With large to be
msTks
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

81 n ear o. p3 % &C. car 90 n s,me pics isck ~ 40
u pte 90 sesa STATE 4 b le, I3t Canada, b. ID It
ear Mirh. l4 ~ brought a. car 10 III y, 9ic ani H.
isj Ei zoe Prime ~ 10 hogs would sell At IOIe
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

TIIHE ATTENTION of CAPIl ALloIo ana
MANUFACTURERS invited TO The great 'H'a's"s & ~
vantage, offered BY the Subscribers as follows; .,vx
THg COOPER FIRB ARMS AND MANI oosrAS a,
% abandon tho manufacture OF Fire Arms ana he'~
p, r r AL. their splendid lot Of machinery aud tools 10
ans complete m.Bs shop for iObbiDs purposes Also lease es
- h,S h, steam with seventy horse power engine located
v,nl philadelphia the hue oftes Ss'iorE and trenton
% Al,erv and tools trstrGte condition and ineia0s
IO1 ri,s and ser,w mschiues puaeh and enA presses
ss' and everything required the manufacture o We
MADE H G nar do not 6nd for is effects he' Noa
49, .lss 10 make arrangement with parties who H.u' ,naas,
Dc one or more articles and tAAe loe a"aA'
P.i is .sLi machinery ke stock IN ssid conpt' - ,A.
No batter opportunity oier 10 parties wishing '"
m, Compsny also for sale complete SCI o s,sg xol
II s.1 sx,u,a suitable making All TIE sres a.,
THnse eapacitr 4Oco 5000 hinges per day fAi"e'
h''1er 'D'o'"A"' VIZ j MAsLIY COOPER
a..,.,v Cooper Pre- Arms Manufsctarng tong, D.,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

rIi fsr business was done IN American lnseou,
hut AT irregular and lower prices sales OF iov & a. @
w lots az from goo t o. for casks, closing st Io a.
- al M for oasks and bbs English LinseSd Is aIas
crude Fish Oils continue firm aud are IN aens ra and
~ too hbIs Whale ut OIL Is now, tendency upWh a.,
soo nils sperm at a. Manufactured Olis arc qu's go,
former prices Lard OIL II selling 70 fair ehent a
81 iOasi 10 Red OIL Is quoted a. lot oiV D''''Ou
saponifed. a. ...,o, ,or porL 20