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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

T1t Tjuei1n0fi Commercial ~ Wednesday says;
kIshngs -, tScr lad en- immediate dcaar or Yd I,so.,
are unnecessarily large and ds Of CURRENCY are M beng made TIE
ise eosness market made to BE- l sppste 70
Ss 'preparstoT for oGorrov when provision made
81 money Of interest beng gaugei b. The necessities Of ne l
TIE attention OF Alabama bondhodcr. is directed 10
the following remarkable report FROM The Adba"d STATE
Journal, the official organ ~ that state
Of Aabama speaking Of NE ,i'ie dt te1 The -
ordnance passed nv M he Sa'e Owed 'teg bona
abb IL Een.York Of $4,000 i so owed What called DE funded
On shish the .l.,rs,, coy is so 3 To meet M th State bad le
~ IN he sri. We dsre to tror nov Mat become
sitSsss virginia aad Sors c.roia; enis 5A hog rot , 10 @
Trsasrsr bingham oOk charge Igtot eora' of ncn he s
isysgse matter Il needs senlto1 ct ~ have the truth
The Chicago Republican Of "Wednesday says
The continued the New York money pra healthier
feeling general trade and though there hut ue ues beng
ssssdsuce Existing 10 regard 70 tbs future at % er"aa.rg
hardly aBy engage operations thai TO e doubt
Mo6ey close but te bank almost without eIegp'n are Letter
supplied with funds hsn ihey we're two ~ee'- ago h"'Hr
sdpled Temporary contraction posy in rstri !" men 'p 10
II h hardly probable that there viii be ror o. uo' during ie
Winter fei the reverse snteste bat there M no doubt os sut
srsSas1K :, we s Eli Inadequate to the demand AID ms
ssles Eight az 75GSA premium le' o over We
Coulter bills saFen a and pnart Az shipping bills
al The selling rste quo1ed at 10 premium
ST JOHN, ~ b., Nov 25-It Is anno9ncea today lHat
arrangements have been completed Dy when the 81
Stephens Bank will be able 70 resume ts business ~ =
few days. ScOyile, the deiaultlhg CASHIER escpeu
the sheriffs custody this morning IhrS mJn1"nu uo'
lars reward has been offered for his aipichehsiml
RIeInoSD, Va, Nov AT meeting o. we 5,ocn,
this morning in the Capitol lively skrnish occurred
between the respective friends Of Mieka abd tGhae,
the rival candidates for tho presidency Esch parry
chose temporary chairman and REFUSED TO IeeobmIe
the chairman Of the opposite faction compromise was
made OH John b. Baldwin for chairman ana business
committees we're appointed.
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X,aal Bottles.

CIPREME COURT -BENJAMIN ID. STEELE
- agaiust SOLOMON ANDREWS it MAGGIE A. ANDkENS ms
. SOLOMON ANDREWS Individually aud Executor " JOSIAH
r. ANDREWS deccascd lui oh 10 Of Judgment o.
Of made the above cntd
action 90 day November 1863 DAVID HAMLEf the
viii sell AZ public AUCTION, through
JtMgS MILLER Aucaneer the Exchange sassrocn No ~
Bo,dssy Of Nealo TUESDAY the 2l day OF De
II that dv the following described
PREMISE VIA Al certain lot u land and premises ia hing ADD
ks., on the Walker street the fh ard Of TIE
CIV NewYo described follows VIZ; beginning al pon on he
uothery SIDE ~ Walker street distant one hundred ahitNt '
non called Broadway aud running thence snnhef sb angles
h S1i Walker street hundred anK feet thence ery and par
ALE. WITH Walker twenty feet thence norhsr one nun &
10 aud along said Walker sheet
u,y 10 the the % lot being composed OF parts
distinguished Of part Of the
tte onng % Anthony Lpeuar deceased made by WI
IAN Surycyor by the numbers rhnudrcsnd twenty nine
and and known Number Eleven aiAer street
Il.p.lfie Plaintiffs AttoueyA
Dated Nca-Nork Nov. -, 1868. ID HAMLET, Referee
lNM
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Pr tdndI Vtfs1lt, and h0IITOddf
2356S6 buth Wheat G 40 bush Corn, 1880 bush OAts
8i6 bush Rye 28Oo0 bush Malt &c. LAG bush Barley $50 bush
Grass BUSH FIsee 10 bush Baus 23 ba,h Peas "a e
bbl Corn Meal 900 bags Corn Meal 62O1 bales
ton 2s Spirits TarPeutne, $50 eb Tar % bbs Pitch 500
lb Rosin 6bs Pok l3 pigs Beef 50 pigs Cut Meats "a
plgs Lard 10 pkg Ashes - Ps heang Ss pigs Batter q O3
to.es Cb.ese 10 TaoH l6 pkgs Dried Fruit 80 Dressed es
iIs mis- Wb,Lv 66 bills Egg IS wop O4 Hops
IL m des Leather lldes SO bb Tobacco 500 boIes sld
Tobacco Muasfes &C pkg kc 100 bones Starch $40
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds. 30
years TO rum offered for sale on favorable terms
at the Office OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 20 Nassau-st, Ncw-York.
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nnMEsrIC MARKETS.

BA1TizoRt Nov 25-Cotlon MJdngs 2hd25e fonI gnti
HosArist supsTane 80 IS Faney oil Indiana FAMILY 70
aud unchanged
White s5a9se Yeow,S e50sl TO- DO Oh, io9t ~
Cru 7r073c Rye fTm at 81 401fl 80 Mess Pok qnt
sla Bacon tra Eloaden ~ al4c ub Mdesleic Clear ed"
I3i dl3lr.; Hams. i8dl9r Lard dahl az Gle
fmAnKLrMA, Nov. 2iColton slow sales hdding rPlaIda
E!c MIdpg Orleans 26a2Ic FoaI Inactive but iIesdJ 'ao
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Horst., Gayriaets, &t,

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MARI,
~ Brosrl lnd regular paone ,a,, Of hOkShs
fdng driving, held WEDNESDAY sud sAIIhDAI
ghoui the rear a. u oeosk Bas VIII hNAs laH %
Hor,,, light diving and heavy work AZ these 't''
whether specar The lrg assortment Of ne"
and s.eond and VARIETY NJ Harness aFAs 0H
hAe A,o superior PAh Pbeous By Niae hiePheuat
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THE STATE OF TRADE ,.IS

U.~ nov 2-sugar animated and frm at SIC for No Dus
Srsf pos,oes active al 80 50 bbL Hams quiet At 6Io. n
FuT active al bbL for American EIebangs on London 39'
per prpum kIchaBge United kars 20 days seh 10 Gu
renee aiall dseonnt short sigh 3aO discount DO Ion
,igh IN gold Jd4 premium do short sight 5Gbt premium
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x}on @laronr's Notitt.

Nzs-Y0sE.
PoRr-wARpKss oyFioE, No % wilismst
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section " the Ac passed April H. l@i snled Acre
the Wsreas 0foe Of The Port OF Ne" fo 70 al pssos
having charge OF the subject matter Of se p2
following vessels pos sbder esA
the examinations
succeeding this soce osai sAs
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers vessels this port Tsqaesie @"
deliver packages the HeSYork Associated Press sn
per,ou exhibit the written authority Of W simouton Gem a
ut N.0 pseksgrr Jyafaf Of COpn, Times TEBJN
5i Sy Esgrsss Ecc!a2 Post GsnGoai fdre,iiVr. Siahs
Le delivered Only to the sane persons
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cUPREME COURT-0ntarOC ounty.-FRAN-
= CES II. BEMENr Plaintiff sgt ALBERT ttILLIPS Mary =
ri.rk Kin, Clndle sui George b. Cuuiio her husband
NJ cat. and lueh Allison her husband Susan kdrdge and
samuel ilgr her husband Minerva Sears ard stephen Sear her
husband L Green Samuel Green her husband Emehne Cobb
and Yah Cobb husband Elijah Bem'nt John Bennt Joseph
n : B,ent Defendants Snmmon&-For re
f 10 the defendants name You are hereby summoned aud
ar. To- answer complaint In this acoD Of Hheh copy here
the sd
COMPLIANT on subscribers their office 80 No 10 broadway ~ the
m within twenty days ate the service hereof exclusive
of dy service aud fail answer the aid complaint
aforesaid, the pAut n this acOu Viii apply TO the
demanded 10 the congratulated New-lok Sep
,.rbsr 10 1904 STRONG WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No. 20 Broadway, NeNiork City.
Tie complaint the above action vas hd IN The ONCE Of the OerS
onaro t,uuty. Canaut v. Y. September 10. bO8
STRONG 4 WILLIAMS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NJ l.c6wS Ne 20 Broadway, New.lork
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Corporation AOiitts.
C0RP0RATION NOTICE. Pub

HORP ORA On NJ ~ l.. - ~ div
NOTCH hsrsbr eu the occupant or au
panis Of and Lott improved 90 unmpo'rl Iaid a
tbrr hst the following assessments have been competed ana A
lodged Of the Hoard VI A'esso' ~ examination V al per
sons interested.
For setting gutter stone, and fasgns sieTah' IL "
ave. from th To J9th street ,o,- =. ,,. 80.
a-For sidewalks north eide Of Rector street rom "'shE
o Wet street 80 -. - a..
4hFor regulating grading setting curb aud gutter stones aul nag
sng ,i.v ais in al 81. from Broadway 90 The 9Th avenue
5thFor Tagging sidewalks 10 95th slf''' h0'' '4'i ' ' ~
10 pan 10 frtt sest Whereof - -. 49,, g..
b-Fr sting grading s.iung curb and gutter stones And nag
ding .iirra ns in "a ave, from 2dih 10 l4Hih street
1h-For building a ohii Rom ihe hulsol he' " "N'
apoT sus sewers s2i and It, between th asi nh
mn ..,...t H..
and lot. Groun Lots Ar parcels Lana au""
lat Both aides ~ i.taVo., from itih 10 lthss
al Roti sides Of 29ih.st, bet 10th aud lthay,s
81 n he north side street bet Washington .nl west
Nb Both side, 81 from Broadway 20 tho s'bA'e, !" e
5ih The north aide Of 5h from shave to point 10 feet
oh Ba,S side. of from 2sh to the extent Of
half tue bloch IN SAID streets MI. -,
TIh Both si,s Of from shave to The aison RIVER a
blocks lying between lWh aud va streets anu h
18th tie west aide ave RON O 70 ~ a
st Both sides u 5d between ch and Oh avenues
aheetd by the above nameu As
,bts and opposed the either Of them are rrq
40 ptr,eu their objections writing 10 aae Hunt CHAIRMAN 81 %
their ohce No 80 Chambefs street p"
New Court House within thirty days 5n she n.'' OF ' N''
4 HARRISON REED. Board OF Asse''or'
GUERNSEY SACKETTD .
onc. Bo,, Of A,,e.,or, New Court House Nav ~ 1909
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PfSSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Nos l3-IB steamship DeumAIk-wm Stat
fcn Rev Mr. Qnck lady and cdien A1ans MA'tr
Adams Mr.. Barnes Misses keoa. }. keon
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once Bosd Of Assessors New Court House Nav !" 1903
CpyraIL DErAWruESr rHE NJ ErRaroLrAN Poles
No $40 MuLBEutI.sT.. NEW lotN NOV ~ l.o's, =,
N1nTIOE NO INSpECIORS OLE REGlSIRl

No. $40 MvLBEIutrsI Nav iolk N9H ~ 100 Ssr,5,y
NOTICE TO INSPECTORS OF kEHiS M
~ AND ELECTIONS tue duty 81 Inspectors o. hsgslp
polling places Of their respective districts gH S
SATURDAY ueu at m and continue IN session unu III t
Jay In pursuance TO- Chapter 1t0 oiht Laws OF o Nn
As follows In CITY Of New iok the Inspectors OF hessy
,Lal meet ON the Friday Saturday preceding The charter
on which they shall the g,ip Of ee, a @
tectei al the General Election Immediately preceding Nh v
,hsI be revised corrected completed in the manner P9'hru
completing the register OF %" %
election General
NOTICE CANpAsSBISl anrasses, who server a. W.. A'
General Rec,on hereby notified that they are reqne 70 Pn
their oe,s the coming election 1nes' 'pV ~
10 the contrary. -. =. 81. 4 A.. C.nr.,.ers are by
Statute required at the polling places OF hn' P'
di,tnr al hFy minutes before the elo.ng oihe
NOTCH TO yO1ERS-1he places oi ifs SUI toI I .Ir
Al, El,eti 10 he held the LIST dag OF nceI nei
.s =. Me late General .roh except Fourteenth war;
Fourth District from No. ana MubeTIsL 70 no
order II the BOAri ~ Police lh"s' ~ NN'N+' '
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6uVurtuushp 9otitrs
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The Coparf-
e,t lst,ios z rutef the .tge u WORK DAVIS
"''' FRANK WORK
JANIS NJ. DAVIS.
SAMUEL BARTON
THE ay rnsd coPsriashP s9de ihs sss
WORK ff She purchase and sle OF NtocA soha
a. on No ~ Broad It fhANh Notth.,
fVAKE NOTICE-That the firm of O'SUL-
tVAN MCBRIDE MARRAT il Obi. dar DISSOLVE I'D By mutual
consent W OsULyAN fduE The business s be eonlruel ne
MAKRAT. Who 40 settle The aisirs ~ the b
nd sho alone Authorised o. sgn iu Nqfdlior
oSCLLIyAS MCBRIDE MARRAI
Ye~ York Nov q 1863
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financial.
EIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS

OF TIB
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
PER CENT,
tet s,i interest pstts coli - ~ Natos ParE bsbs Ns-
Yort Coupons paid Jstuau sbi JAY
We mos trt Glaze 'sssry AL - o., h'H %
v.fts finished 81 Sacfaustto ftf Ils
net p oqsa Au hTts uses The h1sfe o. 'As Hh0
o. Bonds -,------,.-.-...,
% TURNER bhblhhhNi hsLa'f- 20 ~
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THE MARKETS.
rcarsisnJ reported .or rh, 'rap.ps.i

TKlD.S Nov %; 1852
AsHEeThe market 10 QUILT bal bbs 1t 81 ga
al ~ foy Pos. and 80 lzid ~ u for lssrA
BrILDiFO MAfERiAISNe learn OF feature articles
as undeF this hsapz The demand Bole
BRISrIEsArs unchanged TIE densnd moderate We quote
ef a "a % fog American GrsF AID White.
dousnd snd the market steady fes Of
l20 rs Al R04sk for Ye0s Western and soiherl the ittr
COTTOKAs demand hAf moderate ION az std the
sseri tone Of the unsettled cosng heavy particularly the
les srsds eslst 1888 bas a. Aich 2gs ken W spinner
~ psesso apd 1916 ~ shipper including 100 10 anst We
f ' IssrI snd VA Noble = Oresrs TeIsa
oriIsssy 80. 80 zlaQ2.e 22l0lDc 22i0nga 28Gl9e
GSod Oud.nay... Z5lt Ztr tl4f -"
los MddinR.. t4lf Z4.e IA 1e
Ndfia6 Iclc RI" E.e 20
COFPfK-Thsfe hsslten te aesif o. description 81
Cesss to-day AS Rssts blf sL eg EEe ~ 81 p.ss gsa
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9ibiHtnS NOtitts.
0bantts for Businrss Ntu.

0bantts for Busmfss Hltu.
FOR SALE-RIGIIrS To use the invention of
L NJ SUTTON EDWARD CROW patented 70 bin Oct ~ 1903
Fur Iurnaces u steam boer- For further par
ueuar, sppy 90 r. g. p 4. DWIGHT Co, No % sonth't
FDO CAPITALISTS.-NEW and VALUABLE
Il ISyESToy-AtS 5l1 BrollNsy BE- ssen Prof JOIN
JOHNsONS PORTABLE STEAM HEATING SYSTEM u practical
operation The attention ,-rpiisng Of capital is respectfully
Tor the ~ esuus stock comptny based upon me
shove new Invention. which b. fir secured BY patents
WANTED, for cash, in n good locality, a
w fntciaf, GROCERY CASH Bon No l3 Tribune ohee.
GEn nnn -WANTED-A SPECIAL
DUO,OUO. PARTNER. viii the above amount Of capital
staple manufacturing (cshl business Investment secured ON no
propsty Address SPECIAL PARTNER. Tribune once.
S0u 0ln WANTED, lMMEDlAI.E3oLeo16
30 -O.ODO. - PAgTSEl sith capital OF sh9u''
reh purchase lnesi veil eabhh'd manufacturing eu'
Pennstaua psrnE profits Al ihs present tne hife
lie ap GEORGE BRUBAKER District Aitorner Lancaster Penn
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co. 49,, .. s,,.yow. p.sIsTsssT ., FlsIsos.)

,ir, OF NKv YoKk, DzsAETsbFr Oh fIsAhts(
Rrsxlu az rHE RECEIVER % TAtu
CouHT.ilotH. PlKS, Od q, 1903
rV,O TAX PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby gwen
TIA, one per cen, viii be added to AZ 4n.. sp, % Vie " 'ps
,,mb,Tt also Loual cent % DesmbsI ~
ia,,, paid gaapsU H. h"te ~ he "a" OF
.,t LOm The day tue booh we're re-
rsf Ps, s Of raIes 10 The Of parmsni will be added
No money will received Aher2 otost p ~ , ng"s rom
M R'''-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS-Gen Office
~ Ronout aud Oswego Railroad Co. Ronoat u Nov -
l8Proposa's will received tbs oce until January : 1913 TOR
Masonry the Mountain and Delaware divisions OF US
Division consists ~ p sections containing - miles.
commencing Phoenc Ulster County AMI extending % Aarar
Delaware County. The Delaware Division consists n - Sec
tons containing 10 miles commencing Mrgire ~ Della
County aud extending isrrerd 'car IN Delaware 'oni
gi be furnished aud sitter December
1858 II the Engineers Rondou AT other information
furnished al this ofce THOMAS CORNELL. President
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
~ PROPOSALS VIII be received uut January 1893 for the con
struction Of an
IRON BRIDGE
over place Bids des I'd Tor e work A.
whole Including SupercuFe and Approaches hut ey
sl also he received To- each portion n the work .
apply the ohce Of the Company tbs %
"'''' w W WRIGHT. Chief Engineer
Kansas and Mssosn Bridge Go.
Dated Leavenxrrih. Kansas, Oct p, ltt8
rarsr.p
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GALE of the UNITED STATES MILITARY
> ROLLING NlLL chattanooga Teanesselhe Directors ~
The Souh Wesera Iron Company s receive proposals Tor The pn
their Rolling MI II chattanooga Tennessee ee'e o ihs
United AutAns and greatly enrl aud Improved since y be-
came private property lard comprising $50 aud the rail-
held fee simple Nh hnck works mill Dwellings
regnrrd Tor tie production Of 80 turs "
railroad superior character If the WORKS and their
S known but detailed description he had
on application to the underEigasL
proposals s hr opened TIE llst daT " December l ani
Hssg1 s,t., - GO Y-fl.a e ipY q RI q
tie - dav Fcbrusry, A. D. 1872 to ths hges' hiler 500 ~
rrsuung The works Wi apply 20 OtHIA - w
SMITH General Manager Works chattanooga aad iiir
be had application 60 The uulsrgn ~ No IL
ga,isg.Ip Nss.Yofk ABRAM : HEWITT, Treasurer
r. BEpFLL
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rR,p,rs WEATHER REPORTS . IN.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANA'.
ca, nae, ZOO sun 455 Moon sets...... a
Sandy Hook 6O Gov. Island. IN t;5I He uaie'''''' 20
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EtIiqious Autiots.


AlIeu.st Methodist Episcopal Church between Ryug'ou
and D,iaucer at 10. and Services
hrcash the DAY charge Of the Praying Baud Samuel Haei
Leader seats All invited
Ere. -erycc-The Tabernacle Church (SiItha
and THIRTY will be for Divine service every SABBATH
EVENING At ocoek seats Zee 10 morrow evening" ,ss zs ns,
ec How to have Peace"
Al The Church of the Pilgrims, West Forty.sighht.
BAKER n D. Meeting 3. a will be conducted by the
prl,ug Band WM ODONNsLL, Leader There is good Revival
atsresi this Church Seats free Cordial invitation extended
to ALL
Az the Hall Historical soceIy Of seeonsIs
AMI Eleventh - presbenn CSnersg,on Service, on sAbBN
8 CHAMBERS Sabbath School at 0 a. H. and y p IN.
Al the Everett Rooms Broadway and ThirtyfOurth stMrs
NELLIE BRIGHAM WI give her co:ins discourse, before III:
3 D. NJ sociabe FRIDAY EVENING. Dec
vi, Ing Bishop SNOW Of Mount zon will preach in
Washington square SUNDAY at Seats nee
subject; The Judgment on the Nations-Psa. l.. NV.
Al the Church of Our savior, (si.lh Ugersas Thirty
ahst GsiSssn thh AID sI!eaye' ;Ss ksy @ ne
fourth Of course Lectures Oh Beliefs NewAmerea"
Anniversary Of the Twenty -fourth-st. NJ. r. Sunday
school VIII be Tspes!td tn P'rj on TUESDAY h'hS'N0' ~
Beecker-st uni,er-ali-t Church coz 81 DewSiSs't-
The Rev DAY n LIE Pastor Services 70 MORROW a, w m
and u Esyenng subject; "A Csl to the Uneonvetsa
Calvary Church. Of sermons on various
s BY Ere das !e g. s sy BE- ESESSG Nos SHI
o'clock by the Rev Dr. MONInohbhi' ' VI WV NHN :" "e
Incarnation. NeN'iorS
city Nisson-Ihs ropeng q the Thrteenth wan Mission
Chapel no 70 Columbia ~ near R VII A,s pace ~ hOk
DR. W Chambers the Rev George hgns and ohere will aAe
part
Central baptist Church, Eor, sesoodt, between Seventh
"a D. m by the Pastor tho Rev. w. POpk iBAMAN
Church OF Resurrection corner MadouAve and Fov
no sad AFTERNOON Service 10, an. y p Sunday
School Az o'eloeSpm
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,nelr stock or proxies TO any new party. Northwest
am shares we're strong, the Common schng a' cog
aud the Preferred SEQ At the o'clock Board the market
-. steadv but dull At the last Board New-Iork Cen
trail was lower selling at 1905 Hudson advanced 10 l13
Western Common, SC Chicago and Northwestern
Preferred s91; Rock Island, 1904; Fort wayne, H-s
cleveland Pittsburgh s9b st. Paul Common "a OF
paul Preferred sou At the close the market was hI'
closed firm "A quotations:
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ITO INVESTORS.

TO INVESTORS.
To meet tle vsrts q rge e o. psr'ar' 'ig TO Hit' ne
possible flT sua rs vii h'fsa
on application give by letter foil reliable tn4 snf'y lo
Sts and Seel,s opportunities fcr Investment ofel 10
the maIkst ,4t...
cations should accompanied 9TH Zee ~ ~ Add's
GiEAaD L Go No Bs,gnan Il Nea.let Boz No sl'-
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GltoOing GarNs, Dc.
Natbrntru.

NJACHtNERY.-The most extensive assert
" ment n IRON And WOOD WORKING MACHINERY 10 ne
eouutry constantly hiud the extensive waeoms 81 We NV
YORK MACHINERY DEPOT AND NkWhokk sItAM EN"lNh
COMPANY Sos lls sHd l!a Cbahbefs't. Nen.l lori Cv.
DIAPER SECOND liAND;;-
~. ,,b,eher oaers for ae ENGINES PULLEiS, WASHERS
CALEEDEtS. ke - - 49,,
RINNOLDS WHEELS, u neh, - laeh
J y. SHEFFIELD Saugsrtes y J.
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS..

SENUNTES.
Coa tun.9 5OalO 20 Honey covr s5d5 NH
Kerosene sal...s0d4 Bucksbeat 3Jd35 Besus dy ia
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FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEN-NOkk.
nnrAn ANn cRAcKFKs.

Bread wheat r. 9dlU CrLeIs. Bol5QlI Gnbam...''
Biscuit MIX 10 9d10 Butter AGltI S0la''' 'I"" ID
BtTTEH, CHEEsE, AND IGGs.
liter prime n. - s. Cheese enc az hgs hth
Med 10 good l5d - Common to a'i'@Io Nes'e'u' ~-'
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The financial affairs of the state Of Ohio make favor
able exhibit The surplus IN the Treasury on the l5h OF
November 1867, $i7990 ~; the receipts during me
last fiscal year were S4,3i1sS4 81. making the tOtAl
amount OF funds in the Treasury during the year
e. COS AS Cl The disbursements during the year have
bcen 81 4l5S5l &C. which has been paid ont Of the
fr,r, Ina funds m fOllONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
NRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

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jams L. STEWART, Secretary.
Nov /
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

hustines ana mass meetings. and Us are are
thus occupied in tumultuous jollihcation W.
entire obliviousness Of their uture wanU'
While he disagreed e. to the 1udicfousness OF gnn
ing universal suffrage TO the negro, ne was sun u
favor OF granting the right In restricted sense. ns
thought by fixing some standard 10 ATTAIN wncn
would accord the electoral franchise would estaosD
premium upon merit and kindle necessary .di-
biti0n to self-mprovement and while tnus .rotect-
ina the right Of suffrage from abuse 1t wor place II
In the hands Of those who know, at csss In meas
ure, Its .value ane avr ~ employ. +. Now
it is right which any one can deInapd, and teus
common II 70 treated as o weapon OF e1ence against
order and good society.
Then we understand the effect 01 the Congressional
policy Is opposed to the nerest Of the South well
as ADVERSE 10 the permanent good Of the country.
That Is very clearly the Case. think the policy
ing people OF the SouUi as the true grounds o.
restoration OF h8rmony between the two
sections. Indeed, l think this was the unani
nous opinion OF tire people, and In the enforce
ment OF the opposite policy 1t is fixed conviction
with them vlat their doom is sealed. war OF races
seems 10 be the inevitable consequence. That vii
come and Mt no distant day is evident by the clan
nish tendency already shown by the blacks.
Well, what win the white population do In such an
eventf
One OF two things-quit the country or remain and
long TO live. will stay and go down with the ship
but to the young, would counsel them TO find homes
elsewhere.
Mr.. Stephens was deeply affected at this portion o.
his conversation, and with rmness OF tone, fasf
Of the eye he to his feet and nervousy striking
one hand in the other, said, al am prepared; VII
remain and perish with the Ship"