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New Goods ! New Goods!
THE undersigned call the attention Of the
l. public to their large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods,

Just received from New Orleans, and which they
are offering for sale At very low prices for cash
L. U Na Id IL Hg !!
We have always on hand large lot Of Lum'
her which we are Offering at very low prices.
Persons wishing 20 buy cheap will d" well te
give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
E. DUBUISSON l. CO.
Washington, October 18th, 1868. 10
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COyFECTH<hyERs.

~ IT. MILLER & Co, FIRST Premium steam
NJ Candy Manufactory, 80 New Levee. Whole
sale Conteetinners. Depot of California Wines.
- No. 81 New Levee. 4s-1a.
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opelousas Parish Of St Landry, La, March 10, 1869.
THE BODY OF A MURDERED WOMAN

THE BoDY OF A MURDERED wov.p
GIVEN UP TO HEX CHILpREy.-It an
pears til lat the only atoncment the na-
ton viii make fee the murder of Mrs
surrat, is in thadelivery of her dishon-
ored remains kU the care of her ornlIan
children. affer three wears of uiteous an-
peal Irom Ehese broken creatures.
anu lOn9after a conviction of her inno-
eehee A@s forced itself into the hearts of
her eTecutioners, it is now determined
thafsker body may be taken M, from its
OBSCURE corner in the arsenal grounds,
ana given to these children for more de-
cent and Christian burial.
Had she been guilty of the crime for
which she was executed. or had she even
been Grim inal in the knowledge that it
wonld be done, the prayers and petitions
OF all the angels would not have been ef-
fectuat in rescuing the body from it's ig-
nominons obscurity. Nothing short OF q
belief that her death at the hands of the
government was crnel wrong, that she
was IN no wise accessory to the killing
of Lincoln, that she was a cuiftless
woman, put to death simply to appease
a thirst for blood and vengeance, on the
part of mob, could have induced the
President to make even this small repa-
ration.
We regard it an open acknowledge
ment of the Innocence of Mrs. Surrat and
the guilt of her accusers. There can he
no other Interpretation put upon it, and
all future history must SO record it. The
nation ought to 60 with these children to
fhe grave of their mother. A white
mon ument having upon it the carved
storE Qf her death and her purity. ought
to be Placed by the country above her re-
mains, fffat the spot may become Mec-
ca and q place of pilgrimage for those
who have cause to shed tears. Mavs-
uille (KU Bulletin. 49,. =.
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sf.s - ~ oDST4NALlN i .
Caroline c. Hayworth } District Court,
Va. Parish St. Landry
J. W. Mckinney, her hsbd. No. Ius30.
DY reason OF the law aud evidence IN fTia
AD ease being In tavar Of the plaintiff. Caro-
line c. Haywarth, il Ia ordered that she have
Judgment against the defendant, James w. Nc
Kinney, her husband, decreeing her d separation
ef property from her said husband; the dissoln-
tion Of the community Of acquests and gains
heretofore existing between them, and that the
said plaintiff, Caroline G. HayveFfh, be further
deeTeeaf che right to administer EoF the future
her pasaphernal estate, which she y adjadGed
to resn1ae, free and; uncontrolled by her said
husband: and that the said defendant pay the
costa Of this suit to be taxed -
Done, read an3 signe1 in open Court, this Oath
day Of February 16ea
JAS. M PORTER,
.ss'. Jndge 9Th Jud. Dist of Louisiana.
m A true COPY: s -"
opelousas, March 9Th, 1863. -
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11 Neses ruH slss1a yum. oPponent's
goods in public. Let him pay for Aas
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j. I. S.ARRAZIN.'S

y. l.. ot1AllAALlN. y
Steam Tobacco Mandatory
nos. Vi ana 93. cor1-r Charter ard Cont Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
ANECl importation Of French. German ans!
~ EnSlsh fifEs. "A ways on hand, large
assortment of leaf tobacco for seears. and alsr .
fun supply of Domestic and Havana sevars. Our
havana s~gAfs are cf direct importation aud Ct
the lost iavorite brand.
The undersigned informs his friends in the
country mat no has constantly on hand an ex.
tenslve stock of
smoking and chewing tobacco
. ready for delivery. Ills assortmen,of
MEARSHUM. BRUYERE ROOT,
India rubber and Clay pipes. il unrivgI,ed j,
New Orleans. tor the prices and quality. Ills ola
an" ne" customers will find great advantage
by calling aud visiting his steam mannfsrtory and
sales rooms. lhey are well known in Loujsiana
and other States, and will defy ali competit;cn.
j. P. SARRAZIN.
January 4, 1863. ~
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DEVTKST.

nR. JNO. G. AEGELL. 100 CarondeIet ST
- Teeth inserted on gold or vnlcanite base
Teeth extracted without pain. Isl IT.
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~ ~ WhemeNeF Earapean efaikOEs zee nm
{ ITEM Of neEs credited hy M. If paress nj
The Homer Iliaa1, ofs LouisianA, they iiinl ill.,
Eayiabl fake it as II greas iote insteaal
sef being very sarissss lsaes Ttere III MI
!; AecunafIng fprs sastes, hpwsFar, III neNs-
aIns @ ais,x III s III ea.n.sa II ~ ~
fssqae Isle Leasl Etnrie M s alNays
I sliDGght the B4aker IEiltJ 4asroEs III GhaE>
leatown. furnished y strjj king eein him.
salaasOf iasas iii its na.naex bslt t,ynl{
sasanassen guee ahead esen DE- tint, I'm felir
sAstaas suggssa iilEas fho slaaIl nav that
lllslenss neWRpaper names I'M Marsin
fAxssssacit are exsrayagaat-
ssSss u. Y. ISaaes.
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Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, March 9Th, 1869.
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4 sras eopJ: ~. !, p,r,,, !, f,.,.
0pslsasss, March On, 7lsss 7Is- s :. n
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Il true copy:
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, March 6thy 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15

quiet sae bush Western at Bl HghWines-Sae OV
bba s3OQs3O so Lard l70lI.e WILL. ,,.,,
TOL i3-Pour quiet Wheat dull: Regular
gen. 81 o. Amber 81 os No Red 81 %; No o. d. ~ V
declining: offered sales OF No a6c Ob
pressed Freghts du snd nominal re
ceps- 100 bbis Flour Is 900 bush Wheat 4V os NoIe -
bush Shpmenls-TOOO bb Flour l6OOO bush "hsAi 9O
bush Corn -
NEVKLEaNs Nov l3-Cotion 6mer; Mddng 25t azse SAFES
receipts exports 485 bah hh Al
IS 2 for Supe6ne IS for Extra and 80 - et Douo
Mes PORT 6ne beld Lard dull al Ia ge Oher ar
tiee, UNCHANGED Gold 1851 Sterling Exchange l3 Sight EI
change On Esw.York. per cent Discount
BIIFPALO CATTLE MARKBT-NOv. 10
BaefCat-Receuts head the market quiet and
tive At YESTERDAYS quotsonS SheepReeeps u so head; market
% S stssdv AZ "a and 81 q 81 Is for Canada
Sheen Lambs os-Recept 49, head market closes firm and
active At S9dSl0 50 for common TO extra
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHnapEIFHrA. Nov l2-Gsuop du.; MJdlug ggands 2si0
Family IS 70 Is Psansvsgs do 81 Indiana and Ohio Do 30
Corn bel hri yellow 81 5; Mixed Western sec a ~ o. ost.
6m 6O PrroeunLess doing Crude unchanged Refined $50
Cuba ill9ic Provisions unchanged WHISKY advanced 05
sISlsT Nov I2wbes continues slowly even
nab sSg . i5 s w n ss 90 He dooS oH sS
a sale Of 80 bush state va; .ds On g,aie tenn bot SHOWN %
or ca, lots at Bsst Albany Barley 1ss fo5ggr u Pe and better
ests 81 railroad B surplus arrivals las. changing hands
ssis 1000 bush Taosed LsSe 10 ssos 400 bush no
az 81 z N zoe seI,oI 0s;s are y '"t sS5 sIs l iS
oswsso Nov l2Four unchanged sales 800 bis at g g r
DOubs kktra Wheat eu sales 80 blsh kea 1aa9a az 6
basS At dali ana unchanged
al Rye quiet Meal Mifeed steady
SsSi Freiebs-wbesi lee barley iHc q SevYorki
Es..iork DC Albany 7se Lake lHPor-llooo bush Wheat
81 IoU Nov i2So,hag doing Tobacco Cotton dun at 2
is5 nsSg sos D6ass E.r $50 IS So Fa 80 si T5a a. Is
ws' gHhaSgsa Con- .s,.Gs1s SsSf a1 0 e goo 10
,sIs BARLEY heavy; strictly prime Minnesota 81 10 Rye steady
sss1 Es us ses si sells at ne sr sboSss ss. s
Ss.t 5 A osbipT sas Al o,e for there's lie fof lee
Sssss ssady Common and Medium ~ 2q So Seoa TO Gaoes
ss4se 90 Live Hog 9s9 2 s" c,rS p az be
wss bgshi Cora 1000 buss o''' 1870 bush Barley 1909
cs,5es Nov sb.pgs 10 ssn. O. gyss 10 Ps, cent
Ssse No - sSI ss Corn sdrsaesd Ie 6Sl 9e9le
s qes No 38l a8ie RE active aad h79sL 10
ast68d.Dc Barley dul and nominal; No At Sa5Z saSln
Provision treri Mess Porf go ld 100 H
aAQS415 Tor Butcher and Light Steers 1--we io
seave sbd ga Choiee s04slO& for brsa Z
Pnns Ffeizhs dGn ge io Wheat 10 Baaa0 heeepsi1s
90 bash Wheat q 100 bash f0O bush oats
~ Rye, ESQ bush Barley 1900 Ogs Shpmenis6N9 9l =
Fauf Wheat Corn, 5000 buah Oats lV
bash re. zOO bush. baiey 1850. d.
b & 30 f' Winter R q S cS eiro Sd IN 5s@aSS
Oats qut and unchanged sales at adSc TIE after 70
Rye dali declining Of No at dbc bAt
quiet unchanged Cotton du M1ing Zlc WHISKY hrm a.
Puku "A F3A bpitAeats. notbia cured lt0itc Ter nhou
dss 1lGs M Gear Hb and Clear siaes packed Lsd - W
feesIa Il bc or ttsn a. lie o kct 9Teen Meats m ~ ~
ullO Tor Shoulder and Hams Live Hog DOL ht ~ % wv
res,p 100 head EEeaange ll0 discount buying None
close at per cent vi .
BuFsAL0. Nov i4-Reeepb-Flour 5000 bbli Wheat Z o.
basil Oas, l@y bush Bailey 2t0 BUSH sApmens-l 300
z9Q b5s.; Wheat 1905 basai C9rg a90g buil.; Oam 200
hufh fegt weak az 0lt NAtd i9d2 on Corn tul ia
~ Oats Do healo cOso t side lgares. fouf Nhea
0ats sEa Rye neglected. Bagiel and 9oQF Cor
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Nov Ia pigs Ashes Z5 bales Cotton 10 J!g bs Flour 10
b1 Corn Sos bush Oats g. 26G Bar
80 bush Seed co bush beans 1850 bush Peas lJ3 bb Re
Petroleum a bb Potash 1913 bbs Iosa 22 bb PORK 468
Cot Meats go pigs Lard y kegs Lard ~
stab 1905 pigs Buter So bH Cheese 2G7 bhs Eggs A. bhs
Tabo p b1.. lard OIL "a Dried Fruit s55 pkg< OH Cake -
bbA Copper, lO35 bbs WHISKY IS bales WOOL O6 bales Hops
81 pigs Rice ~ bags $40 sides Leather IL hhd Tobacco
70 bs and 40 bags Cotton Seed 500 starch
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Nov. l3Ia m-C0usos open g. for money, and
American the following
United states Five Iweute 1852 ga 1865 OLD 82i 1851 8 TERROR
ties, 6t Ere Railway shares " Illinois Ceuts, 95l Atlantic aud
f-at Western
LIvERPool. Nov BILL mCoon opened steady; Mddlug Up.
lands ~ alld Mddhus Orleans, noid Corn 296 per quarter
f1r European.
IoNDoN Nov l3spern Oh R9la eg2 per TIM Spirits Petroleum
81 per gallon. IaloW. 40 & sugar quiet and steady.
PANS Nov lsIhe Bourse closed quiet Keues 7liF 47e
ANrwEKP, Nov Peouu quiet and steady Ct, ~ 'r
Csndsrd White.
HsvRE Nov. l3-Co;tou opens quiet both the poI and
aalai Low Mild.1gs, afoa. l3l francs
PARIS l5Ths 3ourse closed firm. Kenes 7fr COO.
LONDoS Nov $3.50 mCOusos closed 90 Tor money, sud
AmccaR securities closed quiet steady.
Uatea rwtuss 1862 90 1906 Old 8; 1867 "a: Ten.
Tordzs 8 stocks seadr Bic Railway shares 2 Illinois Ceutras,
g5l. audG b.
LIVERPOOL. No7. $50 m-Cottou closed dul Mddng
Uuan.s li0nld M1ing OritaH llf0l sales Of
na Cheese eg for the best grades American
Refined Petroleum. J. "a per galloL.
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Xursts, Carriages, 1T,

sr,SrEr DAY Aucuoneer once. g25 Broadway, n Y
LECTION SALE of HORSES and CAR
~ RIAGEs being establishment Of gentleman lately deceased
STANLEY DAY AucioneeT will sell TUESDAY MORNING. Nov
a. o of Nos J2J and ISL West F1eenh-
AZ br, Eighh and Ninthaves; $500,
s p black Horses we'll matched 10 hsnds high tne STYLE ind hc
doe .dynI and gentle respect; Tor
ne pair Horses 10 bands hsh hHs style sna 'oa
,ound andg gentle respect
0ns y ysh bak Horse l5 bands high sound and gentle has
been driven 70 phaeton by young lady being also SUPERIOR saddle
horse ,.u.A- NJ
Clarence Coupe for org horses built BY WOOD ind 10 perfect Or
der. -,.-u. 80, - l.t.v go,
near new cost q 200
one large Barouche due order. Wood maker NJ. NJ,
Two carriage Harness. set ssSe harness DlAe oOe'
&c. ,- ..... ...,,.,i,, D., ,b.
st,be, rear Of Nos 329 aud JJ IVES! FiheenihsL
NOR SALE. mt private stable, No. 80 East
il Forteh.t. a trstclass Adv's SADDLE HORSk
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THE MARKETS.
Ic.r.,nll, reverted for TIE TEIsvSE. !

TCarefafv reported fOr THE TRIBUNE -
SATURDAY, Nov. -. 1865.
ASpFSTe market and fairly active sales Of Is bbk
= Tor Pearls nominal
CCTr0NA without important change IN prices on
she general tone and the offerings Of stock
Nhs "a les of 57 69 last evening and 100 to arrived
which 3 are 20 exporters 8J and 36 Spectators
fo hta delivery U November lOJ December
2c 10 Jnu1 nc and 100 March 25e all on basis Of Low Md
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Nav DEF4ETNEsr BUREAU or PROVISIONS CLoTHlsG.}
Nov 2. 1863. I
. ~ AurrrDIGGEG

PROPOSALS TTRESSES:-SEALED
PROPOSALS. indorsei Proposals Tor Mrcss will be received
O'Clock the tteenth daT OF NOVEMBER
stJ for supply thousand h,s three thousand I've
Of g. kewlork
Philadelphia Navy Yard aud thousand
4 Bostou Esvy-fard .
seven hundred mattresses to be delivered iihe Navy
Y, must balance twenty eight hundred
AZ. be The mairssses 20 b. delivered AZ
he pbads pha and have each
Fh mattress pounds including ticking vhh IS 70 be
inches side The
must seventy inches 10 Ienh ard -enyniue inches N
sh The ticking aud make must be eqaa to tue sam
PES az Newiork, Philadelphia aud Boston, AM al
this Bureau II, -. y, ~.
ons thounud must be delivered At the Eiyyiard New
YoE i've hundred Philadelphia ani i've hundred at
M Boston within thirty days aud the balance wl1aa ninety
days from the date OF the contract A.
iona, attn approved security will he required ia quarter the
,,uad amount aud cent 10 addition VIII
h. hrd from the each payment collateral security Tor
contract which reservation N not he PAID
until tie IS fully cou Piled With
E1sry ODER accompanied BY written GuArhntee gued p
op on more responsible psrsnus the bidder bidders will II @
on their bid accepted into Obligation within I've days Nth
sood ADD suheen furnish the articles proposed
No proposal v be considered unle,s accompanied BY aeh
tu IL department the right 10 reject proposal unless @
r,soub certified TO By thr Assessor OF Internal
which they reside aud unless the hcese TO
qurei b Act Congress furnished sh The proposal well " 10
'"'' T. I. DUNN, Chief Of Bureau
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9iuantiai.

UNITED STATES TREASURY, w.YoRK, Nov. IS. 1869
NOTICE.-Tbe Treasury purchases and sales
~ ordered for the present week
PURCHASES or BONDS
WEDNESDAY Nov Il, Two Million $40 Bonds
THURSDAY Nov. 49, One Million 500 Bonds Sinking Fund.-
SALES OF GOLD
Tuesday. Nov. l6. One Million
FRIDAY. 49, one Million. ,
THURSDAY the l6h Of November having been set apart the
President the United Thanksgiving and Pfaye n
purchase Of one Million Bonds for the Sinking Fund falling on lha
W take place WEDNESDAY the h inst The purchase oil Tue
nth will be Three Millions.
The purchases and sales will be accordance with the regulations
heretofore practice cent Of the amount
bid the proposal The proposals val De
~ o'clock DAYS above mentioned ne treasury
the right accept all offers Of Bonds which may be mace
bddngs Further particulars eau be had on Ap3eaoh a. VIC
Treasury.
b. direction Of the the Secretary Of the Treasury
IA Treasurer
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Sroposals.
PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GASf1GHT COMPANY is prepared 70
proposals the fifteenth Day December neIt Tor the entire
ouauu ofCoa he produced the works and be delivered
to u the Company 0 Of years from the Js day Of
March. 1870 .
The Proposal, addressed the uBdersgnsi must be sealed and In
t,r.e1 Proposals They the for the
Tar Al i5onIed the works Of the Com
lusutty ebonrc about R 900 uus and
average coal u gallons The Company
the offer Of The Lowest bidder
AR further Information may be obtained on application %
JOSEPH A. sABBATON
Engineer Man Gasigkt
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NETWORK & OSWEG0
MIDLAND RAILROAD
THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED.


SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID.UP STOCK sUBSCRTP
TIoYS No under constructions issue limited to
$4,000 per built and running order BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL CASH COST The road being built
vbea economy 100 miles done and the thorough
manner; additional will be finished November and the whole
line lover miles, expected will completed within the ensuing
year important roads in the State ofHeWiOk
shorens from NevYork City Buffalo 20 miles and TO
oswego miles popuous district destitute OF other rail-
road facilities which profitable local bushes"
and will be completed aggregate cost Ear below that any Gem
peng line These advantages fail to make one OF the
best paving roads leading the metropolis and It's First Mort
gage securities issued All mortgage bonds
issued on running the City OHewYok are good and the
interest promptly paid although Of them are morsagl for more
than double the per mile hahs MBda Among the bOndi
now Offering equal these For the Investment Of
trust or other nothing and exchange for Govern
snt Bonds they give large beside e'piin The
premium They meeting with rapid sale and We have been EAaed
aud that they chiefly By most conservative and saga
eous capitalists exchange securities Price par and
accrued currency Circulars pamphlets &C. on hAad for dis
trbuiiou.
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Siiuatiuns Wlanttn- cf,mal,s.
A SITUATION WANTED by German girl
N To DO GENERAL HOUSswORK city reeeaee Apply at Mrs
KRAUPBRS, No. AZ Rast Fheenth.st. hrst floor.
NTANTED-By an English lady, situation
w READ and WAIT INVALID TO GIL place Of
trust from until daily Address Miss 7. WILSON,
Box 1903 Tribune Ohce. for week.
XVANTED-A situation, hYa respectable
w woman, COOK. private frg btiDg sye Years
from her last Inquire for two al No. S6 est
Twenty .sevenhst, Room IA.
CITY and COUNTRY LADIES who wish to
" employing good faithful WOMEN sud GIRLS at mod
er,te wages suited CARROLJS Agency No 90
sirthavs waiting be employed robust GIRLS lately landed
and SMALL GIRLS
HERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
" be found Mrs HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE 27 Norokt
between stanton and RiTingtonpL
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GAantts fur Busnuss M,H.

GAantts for Susriss gI,H.
BUSINESS CHANCE.-WANTED a man in
and manufacture and sell WEATHER STRIPS
RUBBER HOLDINGS free all From $40
needed upo building from 80 to 500 per cent rros
Send address stamped envelope for full particulars and price
list OF Materials ready be together REA BkADSrREET Boz
265, Boston Mass
DOR SALE-A TWO-SETT KNITTING
MILL situated Sand Lake Y Machinery all nearly Of
residence
Of land For particulars address ..
b. ARNOLD. sand Lake RenS Co, n Y.
TVO CARRIAGE MAKERS.-A MANUFAC-
TORY Central Newiork for SALE, competent PARTNER
with capital taken Excellent stand for business good time to begin
prepare Spring trade For further pareuar address HALL,
Tribune Once NesYosk
O. KIM WILL buy a COUNTRY STORE,
RcoOO well stocked with goods good loe.iien Tor bust
also HOUSE aud three Of Of land The buildings
asked the whole The and goods
will he separate desired Other business the owners at
particulars apply 32 Hudsont HswlOsE Of p b.
KNAPP. WeSlbpookylle, n. Y.
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mop SALE-Two very handsome young
ALDERNY HELPERS ~ eae aEI 10 'Ae b!IL OA- W 's- a.
SIab.s, u Rssni9GiA-
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err % sry.IoaE' Dsrf,rsssI Q, tlsAses. !

IIrYO UHFTHtHHNf Z
BUREAU Oy RECEIVER TANss,
corp- UorsE PAKz, "a ChamberssL, Nov. 5, 1859 ,
U,O TAXPAYERS.--Notlce Is hereby gwen
, one Ger cent be added all tAes unpaid the ls
:, .AlIors Que per cent December IS On all aIes
unpaid on JauaI Interest at the rate Of twelve per cent per
from the the books received by The Receiver
I'M ~ The dsy Of paysat viii be added No mouey viii be re-
eei'ea aver ~ wv BERNARD SMYTII, Receiver.
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Situatiuns Iant,o- -Hlalts.

Situations Glantto -Ilalts.
A GENTLEMAN of strict integrity, active
N aud Intelligent would like TO have good opportunity given bin 20
pat o Address NJ A. s.. Tribune Once.
PHOTOGRAPHERS of considerable ex-
~ pereuce DESTROYS Of obtaining several hours work day Ad
dress PHOTOGRAPHER. Station ID. City.
At CARPENTER's EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
~ Eeventhst aud SIhaVe established q all fsm
lies Hotels Boarding &C. be supplied with hrst male
female BLP o. all nations Country orders promptly Billed
rINO OVERS and FINISHERS--Wan by
thoroughly practical situation 20 take charge OF Cotton
Dysu aud Finishing Establishment having aknoNedg OF oot
Ireing 6ushug; finishing department. has thorough
knowledge fabrics Address for one
week. \. J. WHEELER. Providence, Il. l.
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1 CTSTO (, SON

Holm j. CISCO g. son,
~ BANKERS 50 WALL-ST. -.
OFFER FOR SALE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, AND
LAND GRANT BONDS OF TINS UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY The admitted great this Road and Ve large
aud constantly increasing receipts beyond question the
nued Bonds We have no hesitation IN re
commencing entirely safe and cheap investment At tue
present prices
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TROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARI MEN l ~
SDvrp .cToRS sealed PROPOSALS, each Endorsed
t the tt Of tie which relates tss name Of ns odasI
will be received at this once un ii CLOCK
Of WEDNESDAY Nov a. 1909 for the ayas o. ns Payemen!
.. Robbn, Preserved Wood Pavement 81 price not
s As so per square yard FourhsL from the BoweV TO
H.nsn apd from the Boney 70 MangnsL ALSO ot
an. the "stow Foundation FAfement
20 % not exceeding IS per square yri IN henAne hrSug0'
AZ F - En..ub from Broadway 90 Seyenthaye BIDS will DO
y rom such persons NAV be legally authorized 20 LAY these
receFsl V D. apply 10 tbs Contract Clerk this
pisemslH -" ~ THOMAS STEPHENS. } Oroton
once ROBT. L. DARRAGH. Aqueiuct
GEORGE s. GREENE, Board.
Porrrn. CRY HALL PARK, New ~ lsos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15
MACoUPIN COUNTY TEN PER CENT
WI BONDS.
uowEs & MACY. BANKERS.

HOWES & MACY, BANKERS.
90 wALsT Offer for SALE and accrued interest BONDS Of
Maeoupip Couptv Illinois issued for the building Of Court House.
bearing interest At the rate m per cent (beog the
lawful rate Of the State nois Coupons payable seniannuaT
on the era, Of April and October the City Of NeWiOrk These
regarded frstes every respect and very desirable Tor
nvestOrA
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balaaee Noverhe at 5iiG
BICB-Buyers advantage and operating slowly Of
100 Carolina. 4d1fC
SUCARS-avs fair request and prices stronger with
rather upward the close FAIR e Good Refining llatG
l9c for Cuba 1870 for Porto Rico; and $50
Havana W 0l2c Refined better demand and hmer 81 Isle
Tor Hards. and ia Glfsc for White A.
SEEDS-trass CALCUTTA
seed Is selling - l7l u g. 20 gold
TALLOWhe moderately active and seady sales 50 100
10 81 lie
WHISKYrhe market IL funer hut closes unsettled; sales Of 200
Sbls az OK 81 o. and small lots at higher dgureS