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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
A Malay Funeral in New Orleans

In the lower part of the city are a
few families of Malays. By what
circumstances they ever removed to
here Is not known, but they preserve
the customs and semi-barbarous su-
perstitions that have distinguish
ell their people and country. They
bury their dead at night and, like
the American Indians, slaughter up
on the grave some animal the de-
ceased loved in life. Saturday after
noon young girl died on Barracks
street, and was buried Sunday night,
in the old cemetery on GENTLY road.
There being no priest Of their reli-
gioG here, the ceremony was per-
country residing among them. He
preceded, on foot, the cortege which
conveyed the remains to the grave
Arriving there the tomb was an
ointeJ and fish and some cake
placed in the vault. This was ac-
companied by ceremony at once
solemn and impressive. This over,
bird was killed and laid on the
breast of the deceased, whilst all the
friends and relatives passed by the
coffin, each one laying their hand on
the head and saying in their native
tongue the simple word Farewell ~
No tears were shed. They do not
view the transition of the soul an oc-
casion of grief. The solemn parting
is but temporary separation, and
the resignation they manifest affords
an example Christians might well
conclude to initiate. The ceremo-
NAL over, the family returned home
accompanied by their immediate
friends, and fruit, and wine, and
bread is given to each in the name
of the dead. By 1t they promised to
preserve their constancy TO each 9TH
er, and by their love for the dead
perpetuate their friendship. Alto
gether it is an impressive ceremony,
solemn and loving, as the memory
of the dead should be- New Orleans
Picayune
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

This is the season for those interested, both
dealers and uses, to be on the lookout Tor their
supply OF Fruit Jars. Ii is an import ant mat
ter 10 select the best, and they are now consId-
cred necessity III every proyident family. We
therefore invite the attention OF our readers Ia
the advertisement of :. l.. Eowley, OF Phila-
delphia. where patent Jars, combining all the
latest improvements, ENJOY an extended repu-
tation, and obtained the first premiums at the
State Fairs Of Missouri, Iowa, Michigan Ohio,
Illinois, Nj mississippi, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Their su
periority has caused unprincipied manuiac-
tuners 10 infringe upon the patent, causing
much trouble and litigation to the enterprsing
proprietor II you would consult your con
yenience and interest, use Rowley's Fruit lars.
They are easy to seal, easy 10 open, and wha
is OF more Importance they preserve their con
tents unequaled by any other Fruit Jar IN use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
TRAVELLING ON THE ERIE CANAL.

"Hallo, there, Captingn said !
brother Jonathan to captain of s
canal packet, on the Erie Canal
what do you charge for passage 81
Three cents per mile, and board
ed" said the captain.
"WSll, / guess IN take passage,
CaPting, seeing as how 1 am kinder
gin out, walking so far"
Accordingly he got on board, as
the steward was ringing the bell for
dinner. Jonathan sat down, and be-
gan demolishing the ''fixins," to the
utter CONSERVATION of the captain.
until he had cleaned the table OF all
that was eatable, when he got up
and went on deck, picking his teeth
very comfortably.
"How far is it, Capting, from here
to where l got on board ?'i
Nearly one and a half miles,
said the captain.
Let's see," said Jonathan, "that
would be Just four and half cents :;
but never mind, Capting, 1 won't be
email here's five cents, which pays
my fare to here Iguess I'll go ashore
now I'm kinder rested eout,"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

y LONE NIGGER.-During the wal
"contraband" came into the Fed
eral lines in North Carolina, and was
marched up TO the officer of the day
To give an account of himself, W ere
upon the following eolloquy ensued
What's your name ~
My names Sam"
sam what ~
NO, sab not Sam Watt; Use jist
SAM
Whats your other name ~
II hasn't got no other name, sab.
Use Sam, dat's ALL
Whats your masters name ~
"I's got no massa now massa
ruined away yah yah T., free
niger now"
Now what's your fathers and
mothers name 80
ops got none, sab nebber had
none, Use iist Sam-aint nobody
else.n
Haven't You any brothers and
sisters 20
mo sab Neber had none. No
brudder, no sister mo ladder no mud
der, nothin' but Sam. When you
see Sam YOU see all dere is of us.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

A FEW years ago the inhabitants
of particular street in Paris were
attacked with an unaccOuntable ir-
ritation of the epidermis, which COM
PEELED them to scratch themselves
from morn till night, no conslderate
Duke of Argyle being there to take
compassion on them. The result
was that they sacrificed themselves
bit by bit, and any one seeing them
would have thought that leprosy at
least had fallen on the quarter. An
inquiry was instituted by the author
tiles, when it was discovered that
the proximity OF n certain Mademoi-
selle Rose, breeder of ants, for the
young pheasants, was the cause OF
the calamity. On The police visiting
her establisk ment, they encountered
a woman between forty and fifty
years of age, and of a terrible aspect,
her face and hands being as COM
pletely tanned as though they had
undergone dressing at the hand of a
skillful currier. This was the result
of continuous attacks on the part of
her ungrateful pupils, whose inroads
upon her person had forced her to
encase the rest of her body in buff
leather. Thus protected, she slept
ut night surrounded by sacks full of
her vivacious merchandise in perfect
security, and seemed much astonish-
ed at the police visiting her estab-
lishment.
How can any one venture to COM
plain of these little inseet.?" remark
ed she. "Why, L live in the very
midst of them, and do not feel any
the worse. Some one must have a
spite against me l am certain-the
world IS so Wicked Despite, how
ever. of all she could urge, Mademoi-
selle Rose was obliged to transport
her strange boarding establishment
to a perfectly isolated building.
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please. Miss Jones, what is Tia

please. Miss Jones, what is the
meaning of suburbs ?''
Governess (who is extremely erin
olined): 1.-The outskirts of a place,
my dear"
Pupil; SEEING Miss }. by the
your suburbs ~
Mother" said Jemima Spray to
her venerable maternal relative,
Sam Flint wants to come counting
me Tonight
"Well, you jade, what did you tell
him ~
'Oh, I told him he might come.
| wanted to see how the fool would
act
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

We invite special attention 10 the Card of II
III. Giilum. No. 5l2 North End Street, st. Louis
Mo-, dealer in pure West Virginia Lnhricatina
Oil, Railroad and Machine OILS. His con
nexion with the largest producers III W est Nir-
gina enables him to offer Lubricating and
other OILS, at prices that defy competition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

Lange's plugs, patented March 9th. manufac-
tuued by j g. LANCE Son, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4,
in plugs like Navy Tobacco, Is meeting with
great success wherever ii is introduced. We
would say to every tobacco chewer try it Ms
parties having used 1t would not be without IT,
their craving for tobacco, having entirely
ceased, and they claim that II is the best Tonic
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and general Debili-
ty; tase is pleasant and unlike tobacco, it makes
the breath pure and pleasant. All our drug
gst should have IT. 1t retalS 10 cts. per plug.
4 , 1,.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS.
NeM York STYLE.

A RE to be found at PA north Sixth street
"a betwo IN Olive and Pine, st. Louis, Mo.
Open from a IN. to p. III. Female attend.
ants for ladies. Price, one dollar.
Patients from the country furnished witt
board and lodging ifdesired.
JACOB BLASkESUDRS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
A guest at a Cleveland hotel wa

A guest at a Cleveland hotel was
discovered by the proprietor, the
other evening, rather tenderly en-
bracing one of the chambermaids.
The landlord reouked him somewhat
sngrily, and wanted TO know the
reason of such conduct. Simply
observing the rules of the house"
said the guest, pointing to card
tackled to the room door. Don't 1t
read, ANY neglect of servants should
be reported at the office'9'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY. with lis gioo

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with Its gloomy
ate ndants, low spirits, depresston, loss OIL
IN Dry land thr e atened imp Otence and In .
bectIitY, lind a sovereign cure in Hum :
phreY's HOmeOph athfc specific No. Tween
ty-etght. Composed of the M a uab BILE
mild and potent curRti.es, they strike al
once at the root OF the matter, tone up I'll.
system, arrest the dfscharxes. and iIi ,
yisOr and energy, life and vitality IL ,... en-.
tire man. They have cured Thousands OF
cases. Price a. per package OF six boxes
and vial, which is very Important In Obsii-
nate old caaes, 81 per single box.
sold by ALL druggists, and at By Ill all on
receipt Of price. Address Humphrey =
special HOmpop athic Me icinc Co, 562
Broadway. n, Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

To remove moth patches. freckles and tar
from the face, use Perry's Moth aud Freckl,
Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. Il. G. Perry
Nyhprc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

With Dyspepsia everything Is
wrong. Food does not digest; sleep does not
refresh; wine does not cheer; smiles do not
gladden.: music does not charm, nor eau any
other joy enter the breast of the miserable dys-
peptic. You must get rid of it, or it will be-
come seated and confirmed, and life will be
burden and existence q curse. Plantation Bit
tiers will do away with all this. New life.
strength and energy will take possession OF
you. The damask Will again bloom upon your
cheek, and the luster in your eye will again be
as bright as in your healthiest, happies. and
most joyous days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

Cor. Walnut X Second Sts., st. Louis, Mo-
This well known and popular Hotel, having
been thoroughly refitted {and under new man
agement,) is now open for the reception OF
guests. So 90 per day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

AGENTS WASTED.-S2O0 per month, or 3
commission that pays twice that amount &c
sell four different kinds OF Sewing Machines
Sure sales and large profits. send for circu-
lars. W CLARE ANDERSON n CO.,
st. louis. Mo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

Why is Tallmadge's None Such
Saleratus like a prosperous man because ii
rises early, works Well, Is reliable, AMI saves
money. Try it and see for yourself. Western
depot IaO s. Water St. Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

For black worms and pimples on the face,
use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy,
prepared only by Dr.. ID. G. Perry, 40 Bond-st.
New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied by WI:ules ale medicine dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

LIST OF PATENTS .-Issued from the United
States Patent ONCE for the week ending July
-. 1869 and each bearing that date: officially
reported through the Western Patent Agency
OF Herthel Y Co, Patent Solicitors and Attor-
Louis, Mo:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
Lubricating Oils.

Great men insure In the Washing
ton Life, Of New \ ork.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

1dNt UStu UStu INOFuIHII 3 tIiNIy-
beate Cough Syrup, and find il the best remedy
in Croup1 have eyer used; and from what 9th
ers h2Yatold me OF their success IN the use oil
this rtrnedy, | confidently recommend 1t for
all diseases OF the throat and lungs.
j. SCHLAGESHAUF, Pastor Ger. NJ + Church
BelleYille, Iii
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

MAGNOLIA WAIER.-SuperiOr to the best I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold Vt half the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

An Indiana COW has adopted and
nurses motherless colt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
Has no Superior East or West.

rOURSE OF study extensive and thorough.
" Expenses moderate. Terms of payment
easy Ii publishes '.Tb Oread,' a Literary
periodical of high ordec-an index OF the char
scter of the school. ample copies sent free
with circulars of the Institution. ON receipt OF
stamp. Address PRINCIPALS,
43-4tl MI. Carroll Seminary, Carroll Co, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

OF TIE
Farming and Fruit Lands Of lllinoiS,
all lying adjacent to their road, as follows
t78, 900 acres between Chicago and Cen
tralia,
$4,000 acres between Dixon and Cen
tralia,
situated in the great cattle, hog and corn pro-
ducIng district OF the state, and adapted 10 all
purposes OF profitable agriculture.
South OF Centralia are 2S3, 900 acres for sale.
From this region is produced the finest oil
Winter Wheat and Peaches, Apples and
Fruits of all kinds yield with wonderful abund-
ance. special fruit train brings these fruits
to Chicago, and from thence ali the Northern
country is supplied weeks in advance OF local
gardens and orchards, and the highest remun-
eratiye prices obtained for the produce
One hundred and seveutysiY car loads OF
straw berries were received this year Ia TWEEN
y-nve days following May 23d.
Along the line between Dunlleth and Dixon
are 81 Geo acres of more nndulatlng land, We'll
suited for grazing and dairy business. The
richest Iced mines in the world are located here.
All Station Agents on the road are furnished
with plats showing all the lands for sale III
| their vicinity. All needful information given
| by addressing JOHN Il. CALHOUN,
Land Commissioner, Chicago
E-H ID kingsbury. IN charge OF the Land
ONCE of the company, at Centralia, Will AT
tend personally To the location on settlers oE
| application To him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

F L Morse, StLouis, Arparatu, .or ugemg
spirits.
John Mallinkro 1t, st Ions Blick Ma
chine.
w q Barbou adj 1r Hannibal, Furnacer.
Crate.
Joseph ii Davis, Chllicothe, Adjusting
Bracket.
John Cary, Victoria, Spring Fan Attach
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07
ILLINOIS

Si,gal Schmttt 4 Go ass gr sc, Carlinyiile,
Grain Drill.
David Gore, Carlinville, Saw for cutting
Hedges for Flashing.
Ezra Emmert, Frank lin Grove, Harvester.
VIM snyder y VIM Henderson, Lena,
Feed Rack for Il dressing machine.
Joseph Shearer Il W Ii Armstrong Timber
viii r.tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

III Clinton, Iowa City, Grain Binder.
Jones, Birmingham, Combined collar Il
Harness.
David Ham, Iowa CITY, Mode OF attaching
rubber tires to Carriage wheels.
g Knox, Mount Pleasant, Washing Ma
chine,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-07

X s., 10 MEST that pays. For par,ic,II.rs
AZAldress > ID SPKNckR&Co. Br attleboro n
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DoDwoRTHs CLASSES FOR DANCING. ,,.,..
N. at 2i2 Fifth avenue also esl Fifth ayonue MornnE.
afternoon evening Glasses families Evening GLASSES
les gentlemen. Serd for circular.
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In the loan market seven 70 four per cent was paid
Cor carrying.
The following were tho closing prices at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canton So .
So; Cumberland, q IS; Western Union. s59s s53S
Quicksilver, 1917 Is; Marposa, 7 a s1l; do. pre-
Serred 1855 1871; Pacific MAIL CO.'S COS; Boston
Water Power, I4L; Adams Express s5s4 56H
Wels-Fargo Express, 1875 1914; American Express
s4gs o 3514; United States Express, s2A So; Erie,
z7ka 27}s; do. preferred, 40 80; New York Gen.
tral, 1872; Hudson River l5s a l6o; Harlem,
1sah 1876; Reading, oesS a s65s; Michigan Cen
tral, 119h 12o1a; LAKE shore, ssA 50; Illinois
Central. 13o bid; Cleveland and Pi;tsburg,
s4 So; Chicago and Northwestern, e97S C9}&; do.
preferred, SIS a $50; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 56 Rock island, 1885, lo3ss; Mil
waukee and ST. Paul. eo5x CO; do. preferred, s25S
50; Fort Wayne, IS sbts; Alton ana Tcrre Haute,
Is; do. preferred, GO bid; ohio and Mississippi. 2GL
a 26A; Delaware and Lackawanna, 105h a 1864;
New Jersey Central, 93js %; Chicago ana Alton,
Jas 15l; Hannibal and ST. Joseph 1o7 1905 do
preferred, 1o7 los; Columbus Chicago and Indiana
Central, 25ls 259s. The highest and lowest prices
OF the leading stocks are SHOWN IN the following
tablet
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In Southern securities the North Carolina special
sax bonds were active aud lower. otherwise tue list
was steady and dial, closing with the following
street pricesTennesscs, ex coupon, 60 a cos; do,
new, SAY 621s; Virginia, COUPON 5oIs 81: do,
new, 81 q 64t.; Georgia SKIES, 81 50; do sevens,
81 aolh; North Carolina, ex coupon, Is 46ts; do,
new, $50 ssH; do, special tax, 4ok 4ojs; MIS-
souri, skies, IS q $50; Missouri, Hannibal and st.
Joseph 50 a 90; Louisiana sixes, o5 CT; do. levee
eixes, 5eis COY; do. do. oights, IS so; Alabama
eights, o2,s a "a; do Ewes, 90 nsl; South Carolina
SKIES. os a 10; do, new 65h 90.
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road for the month OF October were s13s6o. against
$l25,O8 In 1868, an increase OF sI,So4.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from New York 10 foreign ports FOR the week
ending November o. and since the beginning oil the
year.
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Since Jan. L. sloi.sa0l0 slli, 56i,275 sle9 ,26
The following shows the results Of to.cay's bus

,ss at the sub.Treasury in this cl,y:-
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, EIGHTH AVENUE
G EDMUND rAI.c0NER's BENEFIT
.na Y: Ffi q 4; ssffii;
cHAR1.Es o'MALLEY AND THE FErCHEs.
EDMUND r S&ISosEs s' :: Sisssy gssE
Nfa. EpMUND FALcoNER RESPECTFULLY SOIL.
ssn.ray for his tenen :. The Grand Opera mouss
.ss
Sr the ss time here bis new and orsaa sGmc rh drama
MICKEY FEE FEE n TIN S o;fSI aEs1s AND ALL
AT THE ssA NSH offn4 DSEsE Bnss
W Proprietor and Msuagcr, MI. LESTER WALLACE.
D'0'' open a. ~ THIS EVENING ING commences 40
S' Our ss 5 entitled III Robertson ''''
The play win be presented With entirely new Scenery nsw
VIII 81 ssasiia
NJ PESk, Mis-. nENkla0Es. alss aERIoN And Nm:
on The same evening The excellent oommedc.. Of
- ..' $40 s.x EfGJLHR FIX Six'.
PHek. ars s sErfoN, MS TIHoSs, Miss GREEN sn1
Eag1H FIX every MaSR4y s agEs
e''' STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
having greatest applause By one
the most s%JFp%9 ssfs M Il sis.
In preparation Tom Taylors drama Of
HENRY DUNBAR.
Due notice will be given OF the repetition OF
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
box ONCE open from A. n. TIL 4 p. N.
DOOTHS THEATRE,
d I'd nxsH w H sr su SIN
OF the engagement OF
MISS BATEMAN,
who will appear every evening EXCEPT Saturday,
MARY WARNER.
SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER H.
for the first time In this city,
Mr.. ]. Palsrave simpsons domestic drama Of
TINE AND THE HOUR.
MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY AT TWO.
The box sheet for NARY WARMER IL open
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE,
the box Office of the theatre, its branch ticket ona
themusc OF c. II. Ditson & Co., I'll broadway.
Parties address the box ece of the theatre nclosug
the amount and rely having the best disengaged seats
reserved for them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


514-TnEATRE coNIoyE,
DlI Broaaway, opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel;
Aan's' BRILLIANT SENSATIONS ii IS f %FEk w. Butter
ros Sh1mplD AND 1asIsaT 4oSiaur
'af fH m'f sREfE F h.l,ss FrfSss'''
HATH, NM rs. yo ssis s$;sss hawai-
HIGH JACK SdE hIIEK HUaHY Do DouG Giii sasg
yoGN SH 'h hzk nos and b 1bb kl Ma
xsy Is s' sy s soTs s1so n ets.ss
THIRTY nsGT2s F SFa p s5ss A. xcKLE
1 So nG q rT.s!'disI;sal
cHAs s gH 81
Doors open at So; Curtain rises a. tx. ''-'-'N'
Boz onee opens daily Seats secured advance
hTIBLos GARDEN. HlsLo,s GARDEN.
Of the inimitabis and sprishlly coincidence,
E ESSfs E tSSE1EA, E I9TTA..
wSo.s appearances at this establishment has oA'"'
CREATED PERFECT FURoR
ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT
ana "'f sALf
ever assembled at .
E ESFFa ff$SEFEF4&; AN'''A' f fSFs.;
LITTLE NELL and the MARcHIoSEss,
IN john Tour act drama from Dickens "Curiosty
LITTLE NELL .
AND THE MARcHloNEss
THE CAST SPECIALLY SELECTED
ps aSa oup s. o ylNcEST
sampson Brass............. .ciiARIfs Haze
MS pulp. Mas KATE MENTION
For fai cast see small bill. a. a.
BANJO SOLOS SL6G AND JIG DaEc fas' SONGS. &C.
LITTLE S SAIL x HA aISns4 SATURDAY,.
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NEW HERALD THURSDAY, SHEET
Custom House ot,cer on board. and instructed the

Custom House oficer on board, and instructed the
commanding olcer OF the revenue cutter Moccasin
to furnish every assistance required 70 prevent any
infringement OF the neutrality laws. The Atlanta
has been for some time at Meesrs. Meade Levy'S
yard undergoing very extensive repairs, and u las
struggling patriots OF Cuba, Within the last week
an armament OF Jour 1c0-pounder Parrot guns has
been put on board; and it's supposed that this war
like demonstration was the cause for the seizure
alluded 10. She IS owned by parties In New YORK;
PhlLa4elphtG Press, NOrelllbt7 0.
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SEIZURE OF THE LATE CONFEDERATE RAW At
IANTA.-On Monday afternoon Special Deputy
collector Buckel and Surveyor Goodrich, OF Pha-
depha, acting under authority received from
SECRETARY Boutwell,, repaired to the shipyard OF
Mcssrs. Neaae Levy. ana there TOOK possession or
trality laws. Deputy Concctor huckcl placed o
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A SPECIAL LIST OF 70 PRIVATE MEDICAL WORK
IA sent, on reoePs OF stamp by s. r. WELLS, Ses Broad
way.
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FLOUR AND EkAIN.-kecepts, l. $50 bbf. Hour I6O,lSs
bushels wheat 3S7la do corn 1929 2i2 do. malt
and 47s5 do. barley The market for Wesern
-four was duh and Irregular, aud prieea
casos lower The demand from all sources light, and
the saes confined to about 9DJ bbs prices
the range OF the quotations appended. California dun
aud nominal For Southern hOur there moderate de-
mand nj ABOUT former hgures sales $50 bbs flour
quiet tribe easier for the low grades Sales 90
lbs, Corn meal remained dull and nominal. We suote
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. l0-6P.M.
CoFrEE-Rio, though quiet, steady at yesterdays
quotations The sales 500 bags Lewis L. Squres
private terms or Santos COO bags sold at auction
l6>So. a 20sc.
CoTToN-Thc market was unusually active, the demand
being principally for export but with liberal offerings prices
receded to the extent Of 40 per h. The sales 945
bales of which 3sOs for export 779 for spinning
$50 speculation Included In the sales LAD bales
arrive For future delivery fair business
but at lower prices the sales being follows 100 bales
basis lo's middng to iling, to the ust p
ya!e terma ~ do bass low mddng for December and
for do. 9c, 900 do. for December a!c 100
January AZ &c, 100 do for March at 29c, 2Q do b.
Charleston, for November December at % C., and 100
do b., at Charleston, at 2S15c We append the closing
The New York herald., 1869-04-09

IVARLEM.-FOE SALE, ON l25TH STREET, NEAR
Eighth avenue handsome frame House Stable, with
Lots a great bargain Apply 10 d. D. ORkELL, 29l
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-09

A NEW COTTAGE on GLEN AVENUE, IN LLEwEL-
N yn Park at Orange n. J Only hour from city,
corianing rooms besides bathroom, s.oreIoon closets,
pas, water, range, furnace, &C., for Also Two Lots
OF I've acres each Apply 70 the owacr H. 5. HAskELl,
Library Building, Orange NJ j., or 10 A. B MERRfCk CO.,
" william street. New York.