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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPoRr-s.m
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
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pun @arN,us' AGtits.

erArs oV NEW.YoRE- !
PoKr-wARDENT OyFIcH, No - HhnAA % IA,
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance " NJ
IN section o. The Asi passed April i 70 al persons
rtersssd m having charge Of the saoeet ss.ss
that iOleurE vessels are n"s
80 - ,hs po Warten ,pI thai OF ~
~ within Zen Oars usI succeeding this n0e % oeAia sAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
Surtiun Sails Of Stal Gstut,.
guus;s anS farms @autrn.


EARM WANTED, within 100 miles of New
Yor Cty suitable for raising stock Tor which House aHd Lot 70 a
good location BROOKLYN would Be gvsu payment rutland
Co., No BeekmGn-St, n. L.. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
printing.

RrIntIuq.
I'm EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 FultOn-st
w EsTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AASuFAcrVh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

FAC. BURNHAMs FURNITURE, BAGGAGE Ex-
IA. p,ess, 1lb West Eleventh street, near kirth ava
nuefurtme moved city country. Furniture, pianos
packed, shipped, stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

TO LAFAYETTE rLACE.-A SECOND STORY FRONT
q Room srltRear0ou with Board, II let - d gentleman
and wife Hal Room slnsle gentleman. Refer.
ences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

BOARD wANTED--BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN A
ID private family; location, below Twenty-thrd street.
Terms exceed S6 month Address X L. c., Herald
Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

II UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF CLINTON
place Eighth street).-Fne Rooms, Handsomely fur
hshed let with Board to gentlemen and their
single Rooms. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

ETH AVENUE, 51S, NEAR THIgTYsECoND STREET
~ An entire Second Floor 70 rent consisting Of commu
ncang rooms with BATH handsomely furnished also
ont Room first floor, rent. uneaceptlonable
Board those desiring all the of an elegant home
basement to rent to two gentlemen best given
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

IN sTuYYESANT sTREET.-Ft RNIsHED ROOMS
~ without board, Ia gentlemen private family; neal
Cooper fnsue libraries and i've very
low to desirable pessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

IT CLINTON PLACE.-FuRNIsHED ROOMS AND
l. Parlor Floor, with first class Board, 10 gentlemen
single or married
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

I tTH sTRERT-A HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT
4 Psror, with bedrooms the second door; also some
very nice the third floor to gentlemen only l07
kast Fourteenth street, ad Joining steinway Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

10 ABINGDON sQUARE.-GooD ROOMS, WELL
- furnished, for gentleman and wife single gentlemen,
with Board; terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

01sT STREET GRAMERCY paRK.-HANDSOHELY
II furuiHhea Rooms let with first Board Refer
yen required. Cal address lS7 last Twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

IN FIFTH AvEEC E.-HhEDsoNELY FURNISHED
] y Rooms, fingiy or en- suite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

Eth AVENUE, NO. 2s-HANDsoMELy FURNISHED
- Apartments with southern exposure, with or without
Board gentleman and hills wi.e or single gentlemen
references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

~ FIFTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE BREvooRr
1O House.-One two Handsomely furnished Floors
with Board ryae table II Tre.eEred lrs class house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

IT WEST THIRTY-NINTH sTREET.-A GENTLEMAN
can have nicely furnished ROOM with Board ire
and gas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

d TO $40 PER wEEK.-PLEAsANT ROOMS AMI
excellent board for families or single gentlemen,
&c Morton street, corner OF Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

To WEST aTwENT5 -sIXTlI STREET, OPPOSITE ST.
I,J ioielsecond ana Third Floors in SUITS or
oors families single FOR gentlemen lrst class
BUard, private table II desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

Z "A HARRISON STHEET-HANDs0MELYF FURNISHED
lU front Room story with Hail Bedroom for gem
leman and wife, single gentlemen Board for lady Day
boarders taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

70 WASHINGTON PLACE, FIVE DOORS FROM NEW
I'D York Hoel-A handsome front Room with ball Bed
room connecting, to let without Board; Rooms for
gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

Eth AVENUE (No. 10Y. CORNER THIRTEENTH
~ stree.-Two handsomely furnished Rooms, coulmun.
ta.gg third aoor; also two other Rooms with irst
tab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

BOARD wANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND TWO
ID ladies' with Parlor and two Bcdrooms location between
Fourteenth and Foreth streets Address box 1850 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

Eth AVENUE, NO 7s.-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
~ Rooms TO let in suits snay, with or without Board
private table ii desired terms moderate References
euired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

To CNTw NO % SEVENTH AvESUE.-wITH
- Board, front Room ami hall Bedroom second door,
handsomely furnished, separately together Table lrst
Glass. Terms very moderate. Location excellent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

100 WEST THIRTY FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
- SIXTH and Seventh avcnnes Furnished Rooms, first
class for gentlemen only, without board; large small
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31

10 EAST FoRTY-sECoED sTREET.-vERy DEsIR
able Rooms sngy suite, to let with full Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

EUROPEAN hAkkbIS 81, -. ~, ..- a.
2n-l m.C0ns0 az Isl Tor boh
account United FveTweBy bonds 1902 as 100 % a
1867 TenFortie Be Railway shares 2t IHiuob OenF
ggl Atlantic and Great Western, Dc 800, =,
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2ll mCOton opened brmef m1ahus Up
lands N I'D Mddhug Orleans, fd Breaduhs are quiet a., -
LONDON Nov. 2Q-Linseed oil, G2S III uh Whale OIL al iO
A. ~, -.
65c -, , ..s--i
ANTWERP Nov 9Psoeum opened firm at 6Ot for Standard
While
FRASKFoRT Nov % u s veTwenty bonds opened quiet
PAKfs Nov. 2O-The BOutse closed quiet Keues 1lr toe
HAVKK Nov 2OCotn opened hr res OrdinaTs on the tpo
100 francs A. Low MiddliuFs aAoat, l25fra
LNpoS Nov 2O D. 9t for both money aul
the account L. bonds 1852 1885, 1863 old Gl l5
a. Ten POies Railway shares, 2Oi Illinois Cens w
Atlantic and Great Western 26 . , ~,
IyyRroot Nov 21l m-Cotton-Msrk closed steaivi MID
ding snds. Mddug Orleans, ldi sales Of toe dAJ iJO
ba the best Of AmtucGu Fiue
FRANKFORT nov -Uused States bonds fm quotations IN
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22

COPPEE-here been fair demand ior Brsls and good
s1Ss at fai prices; ssiss Of So bag, Manson L
squ and S4 yaBd aud $50 bags Lsgs sE A. Patterson
FIous AND MgALThs depression and
been marked than during The past two
ANNALS and unfavorabis private ad'e non
a. .leb Ia, been offered BUYERS
," re- ssmiIi foday Tie Taet s scivs he medium
.S bette. sde. are lower and tsca q sale lat he low grades
s SHSs ss o1 suSsa. STAT. s. Ss5 FOR RltTs ss
- zee y s g & sSo 70 choice S1rS nov .st' %
tS ss 95as7 for Minnesota Iowa Bras; 81 S5a 80 IS City
Shipping Extras; 50 0$3 80 Tor stppng Oh0. Round Hoop;
SS6oes Trade brands IS 1885 20 fai Family -
ioI WI seat 90 So az az % t A. D 5 sS % a. t
Louis kIttl siage sOo1 u o' 90 Dos 80 o I9tao
I1oar hssVy dali ard irrss9s sale, o. go eo, a. S@ %
s5 SsG ,5a gIf o., y I S SIS 5 So "a
90 &c. h5' E0 ~ osehsGgSu' Il H. I'm "a 5rS
Eour heavy - sass 70 l0O D. and Fancy Al Sfds4 o.
KRElGhIs-fs Liverpool n 90 hush Wheat at ~ aHd BY
steamer 10 bales Cotton 1854 To Glasgow steamer 20 bbA
p. web TIE large aya. rsg uSAorabs sdrses ron EgrOp
s s S S sh s aa'sss, Dot ass. -
sySsses ,Irs H iS acre 'gpArsH, m sPlg iIss wHr
daily stock and 100000 bushels and the
fs .Ss OF hs S1SI o sas s .,D S2. oS 5000
tie year rot hfey 70 bold SooJ buhe The condition
Sssd TO Offer e spy eI R2hE D' Ss,.r. are S,5 not
70 he drreson The demand chiefly Tor sIpcrt though we &
r speculative and milling Inquiry at the The are
ido % for 10 Do snd Son at 62Gsio5 sI2jas "a 70,
S Gs .' s ssi "s s s 4@$ T., Ma, for
N,lea 81 Amber do 81 ga IS for White
Barley heavy and 10 limited demand salss Of l0 bush
81 90 for Canada Bss and 81 p for foutroved
k''s oa' are sn's5 and more 'ei g "a, The demand
6d06t i0r New aud Western The White;
50 de and Jerey and Southern 6 cote Ke uu ana heavy
sales VI 100 bush At 81 2gSi % for Nssn and SflfU$ Is for
s s arr 5S0 ss 'G 81 - 1s i i S15
Nsw Woiern Mined At 10. Western Whe at y
"a d. feloE ~ 0Sl - and Jersey yellow 81
Hkh-Nsna continues ~ moderate demand at ic gold Other
ksuds Inactive and BominsL
HAY active 6Q010 shipping and c IS
i'f retail 9ts baH selling 50a8Jc o Short Rye asd Ids 10
o. Loug
H0 tm With good oOusumDtge demand q a1s FOR New
8 and "a D.. for Yeanng
hOLAiskS-The general market e cali
elanFfd by aneu 20 Lids DeiEsra Odf ~ bids Rico
it80 e. and lOO bbE New Orraus a. Ji Ute
Ma Al sIOhks-Spnts TuTpenne trm 81 i8045c
q Y l5d ~ % for Common 10 Good Strained Tar dull
O'AmercaD linseet doll and heavy at Jiae oi aud
byaj ERhsh do at
bale a 81 ~ for Sperm Manufactured Oils
10 hna 20 IN fair demand 45U G5; other Oils
FhOFlOAsA fair egyee Of seyity has prevailed Pork
hsks1 t day weet with nte arrivals
S@Nt 49, 40 lpasT advance Hsi prices has Improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TUy CENTRAL, RAuRoAp OF Iowa will be to that
State what the New-York Central is to New-York.
except that the Iowa road runs through far richer
country Central Iowa is well said to be the Garden
of the World and large is its present production,
ats future growth of crops will DO represented by
almost hundreds instead of its present tens of mil
lions of bushels. The Central Railroad also runs
through the great Iowa coal fields on the south and
80 the great lumber markets Of the continent at st.
Paul and Minneapolis the north, and will have
large freights both ways from these sources. This
road forms the middle part of the Grand Trunk line
connecting ST. Louis with st. Paul of which nearly
900 miles are now in running order, and must do
very large and profitable business. Some OF our
strongest bankers and other capitalists pushing
the work right through, paying cash as they CO. Last
week the Company offered part of their tiut Mort
gage seven per cent Gold Bonds at o. free of Govern
ment tax, and they have already received large
orders As the bonds are issued only at the rate of
$4,000 per mile, upon finished road now earning
more than its interest they are very profitable
security. They pay above 40 per cent more income
than Governments. Full particulars can be obtained
of the Company's agents, the BANK OF NORTH AMER
IoA. A. Wall-st., and HowEs q MACY. Bankers 20
Wall-st. w. B. SHATTUCK Treasurer.
The 40 Gold BONDS Of the Chicago. Danville,
and Vncennes Railroad are offered for sale at 9j and
accrued interest. They are $1,000 Bonds secured by
First Mortgage on 40 miles of this frstcass road
now nearly onehaH completed They bear per
cent, gold, interest for 40 years, and only small
ratio to the cash value of the property They create
an interest liability of 6per each mile of road or
about one-third the probable net earnings These
facts added to the protection thrown around each
and every Bond combine TO render these unequaled
Securities We offer them with entire confidence
Ia their value and soundness.
w. BAILEY LANG & CO., Merchants,
81 Cliff-st., New-York,
Agents for the Sale of the Bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal TeSseis and R1trcGd@ - .. 80
NOV PA OLA bales Cotton, % pkgs Ashes u pASs besspa
bh Flour II 6e hush Wheat 1928 bush Corn. NbJ bush Oae
hush RYE bush Malt 3 bush Barley Soz oSsb Gtas
Flour 6g bbls Spirits TuTpentne S+o bb
& bbl PORK 1904 pkgs Beei @ PkRS Cl e
tT Lard go kegs 1894 pkg Butter 10 Z
pkgs Cheese go pkg Eggs 1879 pkgs Isoy " P1gs Df
pkes Oil Cake los cakes Copper 6J bills Mhsy ~ s
Wool Hops 1863 sides Leather hid Tobacco o. 'oies
and cases Tobacco 500 Starch COO bags Rice Flour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
rrrsr rNn1A MARKETS

U,vtyt Nov 2-The Havana closed as follows yefT'
small prices uncnange market g1et and @
stock in warehouses MHauIas sbN boxes 24D
hbis; exported during the week from Havana and haiAua I
boxes foreign ports boxes The United htae are
nov coming into the Lard lquet al 2G!l3e IN otee
And 23a24e 25pouBd fou easier at 70 % 44i = But
ter du Taov fr l20lJ Bacon easier ~ 2Gtc Petroleum
frmer Hams advancing; sAtsd Sdo huTcaie ~
Iph oue Slouks-oY 10 demand 81 reals Hoops-lhc markei
is supplied; i4fco, shaved s450S4S Ph Frsigh dui with
small 6uslpess. hIelange ulchauged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22

SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PATDUP STOCK sUBsCRIP'
ToNs No bonds constructions isue limited to
$4,000 per mile Of running nier BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL CASH COST The road being built
With great economy cash 80 miles ALREADY completed 10 the most
thorough manner equipped and running regular TRAINS and the whole
line lover miles, expected viii be completed within the ensuing
year It ore Of important roads IN the siate ofSs-iOrt
II horsn, TIE route NevYok City Buffalo 10 miles and t.
osaesO IS niles Pos0a district de'tEis o. other rail
ro. facilities Which farash large profitable local business
and S he completed aggregate cost m oeo" that oiH CEN
psg line These cannot fall TO make one OF the
best paving roads leading the metropolis and Its hrss Mort
gage Bonds or OF ih safest securities ever l4 AT mortgage bonds
ue on Railroads unsg The CJ oiSesiot good and the
interest promptly p, although o. n ere morif'sed for more
than soube s amount per nile the N,HdA Among the bonds
DOW oserBg We know Of equal these For the nTeuen Of
,ai other uuds nothing bsr and exchange for Govern
eut Bonds they give large Of income beside e'PiaHns the
premium They are Hee,ng with pd sale ard We have bees E1ssd
to Sod that they are chiefly By Hoi conservative lni saga
eiOus capitalists Ia e1shAsgs o GorelH securities Price par and
secusl inter, cauey. Ccas pamphlets &c on bard for ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22

ST.. Louis SIX PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
BsSps interest payable semannusT At TIE Nstont
\. These bonds desirable al speeA t y
isvlei . pay interest and principal We oser sJlUOo
JANGsoS, SAITH 4 C0TTSG l6 Nal-ss .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22

tesT46l The their net reserve 406Sg''
The the legal tender money was made In order 70
supply money 10 move the hog crop.
Attention called 70 the advertisement OF the hrsV
mortgage gold bonds Of the ST. Joseph and Denver CITY
Railroad COMPANY 20 years to with interest at per
cent In gold payabs IN NewYOrk or Europe, as may Do
desired The line Is the extension Of the Hannibal and
Ct Joseph Railroad from St. Joseph, Mo. to Fort Kear-
sey where Will intersect the Union Pacific Railroad
The company land grant Of 100000 acres from the
United States Messrs ". p Converse Co. ana TANNER
q Co. offer ths bonds sale.
The earnings % the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri FOR
the first week TO- November, 1869, were:
Freight. 6D Is Peugsrs.. $z26S 50 Iota'''s o'Ae %
The rece,ps Of fractional currency at Washington for
the week ending to-day amount to SlOO7OOO Tie ship
ments TO the Treasurers were as iolows New
Sork, 100000 Philadelphia. 100000 To the u s. De
positoues: Baltimore $4,000; Cincinnati s5OOOO 10 Ma
tonal Banks &C. g. $780, The Treasurer holds in trust
Tor National security for circulation tSi25O5O
for public deposits. S94O8,OOO National bank notes
burned durh the week, $780, total amount burned
.7S5S2 bank currency issued for bills destroyed dur
Ing the week. 254,3e total issued therefor sl76972o
Balance due for uutIatod notes. Sl54,596 Outstanding
circulation az date 7775is Fractional currency
destroyed duriug tue week, S95O99O.
following the exports exclusive OF spece)
from por NovYorB TO foreign ports for the week
ending Nov &c, and since the beginning of the year
'::,.s.; ..;: 4 '.s, i: as:ss s:
Since Jan l.....-8 65a9so sIG,aNl73 sl72O@i@
Price OF Eod........ l3 lS III
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of New-York for
the week ending Nov TO- and the beginning of the
year: -, ..,o
fhs WeeL 1867. 1S6S. 1853
Dry goods ............. s83 sos Sg)693 &S85 $50
General merchandise. 2SSSos9 2e97663 2269&9
r T s.; ; r.. s l2s: s s5ss5 s35@s
Sine. jan L....... sasa675aS6 s2laas5Ia s1eaalsO6s
The following the dry goods imports, included in
the above FOR the same period :
TIE tsek 1867. 1858. 1S6y.
Entered port. ....... sB3la95 s9962 s6s5582
Thrown msrkeL........ &3,733 8j2.62 750SO
Jan. l.
Thrown usrket........ B7s3l,24 77,l8.26l Sb+57A
The exports OF specie FOR the week ending Nov 20 wero
as follows:
Previously HS'i''
Total since ]. s50l5'2lJ
The following IL comparative statement of the exports
OF specie from the port OF NewYork TO foreign ports for
Is years from jan 20 Nov 90 1862 and for the CORE
epOndng periods in the undernoted years;
,oeo 40 ts- 9ta,toe4 go as 2lu957..... 300 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
THE MARKETS.
Ic,r.fullr r,por.ea fer Tnr rE1nrsr. I

Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE 800.
AsHRs-POts steady and fair demand sst g. a9S7 OF
Pearls Inactive
COTTOS-Tbe light prices shade easier and the
aet has rather though bOders rule not free
rOrs Of $50 bales els last evening And I 70 srye Of
SIC for and ~ for
ltOp For future delivery 40 bales November 22 ~ do c
100 Jabusry 2lc February 25e $50 do 2c 100 March, 21
Snd ic all bsss Of Low MddBg We quote a. ionow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22

are strong coOe the sales cash and regular are s So "a
&3s 50 for New do (ordnsUt unihsP M "a
future delivery loo bills Mess
Beef quiet 6guresi sales Of 50 bbs Al StU :,
SLID II for Extra do Terce Beef qnlet "
$3.50 Mess 500 s3l for ludia Mess peI
Meats dull Bacon unchanged and moderately se'e Ass 20
Long Clear l7iG7le Dressed Hog are 80
3iGl4c Lard with lar "
bls ne s0slc foT Cf!i i9.o.c oi 70
prime Steam B0l9c Kettle Rendered. Ano ~ V seef IN
81 18th December a. lS4c. ., ~, 49,. $3.50 T..
BUTTER is quiet and unchanged iheTS s e'uo Uu wi
Choice State bot other grades dull We quote: 49,,
aud Consty
tubs 70
frkin tubs FAR 70 good
this good 10 choice fresh
and choice .....JlNS
Western, 10
CBFEE-here very little inquiry shippers buying spanngv
and the home trade is well supplied We quote;
choice, v
factory
State dAines good 10 choice 9lH
Eug,Sh dairy, Conn
ngish dairy Ohio no good none
Pineapple. state
good TO choice.
DALI Crude In bulk at POI az to anu 40
IN bills Reiued s. w, SITE
RICH du and heavy sales OF about so cs Carolina AZ 7Ue =
SUGARS-Raws dull out and the offerings 90 ho
crease Good Refining III ollie sales Of S hills ~ G
I2c Cuba IS boxes Havana. Jc and 20 hhdA Meau " "
RrGuei Grin q l5;c. for Harts, and l5c for White A.
SEEDS-Cacltta Lnsed is selling ~ 2itd - 70 K"a -
STEARlE continues 6u but the market Is not act'e s @
l1c in hhdS. aud l7i0l8c IN ties ooooo - ,o55u,
GALLON l. steady aud moderately sctvei sales ' ~ "
and a sual o al a,
WHISKYis 24O bb AZ 81 IVA pi -
bet latter for Su ali lots, closing at ~ OG - Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80 1869

OYrcE ov PAcWo MAIL srEANsHiP CosrASr
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the
annual eou fer Of this COMPANY hen 90 toe h
Instant foosing gentlemen unanimously eea serve Tor
the ensuing year: .,o,r IN pOJ-rpp
LIAM DBSEISTOUN JAMES BROWN JonnhS . rhVhhb
ABEL A. Low WILLIAM II. WEBB. and blDrhi mAsoS,
At Subsequent the Board Of Directors 'oe Nee
mOusly elected officers thereof via; yonopp touN
Presdeat ALLAN AoLANB Secretary, THBODoAb l. JOHN
SON
!" "ru'' " "'''' " THEODORE T. JOHNSON. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
Situations Mantto- -Emtal,s.

NITY AND COUNTRY LADIES who wish to
~ ecoome BY employing good fihial WOhEN aud GIRLS At
uoats wages can T. CAkROLRS Agency %
Srhye Also waiting employed robust GIRLS lately Audtd
andu small GIRLS
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ Trustworthy be found AZ Mrs LOVES uEh
MAN DESTITUTE. Firstst, corner Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
SnanIlal.

s US11gD srArEs THEnuEY. Nfw ORR Nos. o. 1900 +.
NOTICE.-The Treasury Purchase ana Sales
" ordered the present week
PURCHASE or BONDS
"WEDNESDAY, NOyemItT 2f-TB y MILLIONS J-&O BOADA
SALES OF GOLD.
TUESDAY, Kovsultr 2J--OHE MILLION
THURSDAY November 25-ONE MILLION
FRIDAY, November 26-OEB MILLION
The purchase m be- acc0iarc With ne TeClaoas here
tofo ser,e certified check per o. Of s.cb
bid deposited With the proposal be- proposals s be opened
Al o'clock uOOB, Op The 1ayH above mentioned
The ugbto ecf oilers OF BobIs when may
be made Of tbe bidding o. tRp millions
Further particulars BE- had application 10 The Deputy Assistant
Treasurer.
By direction OF the Honorable the Secretary Of The Tsslry.
CUAs. J. FOLgER, Assistant Treasurer
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JoHN H. DRAPER Auciopeer. -
THE DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA, AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY viii sell at Auction on WE'D
NESDAT - at IL O'Clock No 26 BrchaHgepaee IO0n
TUNS COAL from the Lackawanna VALLEY deliverable
da,ipg Dec,mb.r ls63 SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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The following comparative statement of the exports
OF specie from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for
Is years from jan 20 Nov 90 1862 and for the CORE
AMENDING nerin.ls I'm The undernoted wears:
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7. BAILEY LANG & Co., Merchants,
81 Clif-st., New-YOrk,
Agents for the Sale of the Bonds.
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nLYMPIC THEATER.
W ALAUGHABLE FARCE and DOMESTIC DRAMA
DonbIe ATTRACTION 3 Pieces Double AT TRACTION.
SCREAMING FARCE. Mr. WM. HOLSION,
THE TOTsTERY TICKET MR J. K MOETlMRR
A DOMESTIC DRAMA Mr. J. B. SrUDLRf.
THE JOST WILL MR. GEORGE BBCKS,
ASCREAMING FARCE. MR. HARRY HOTTO,
THE LOTTERY TICKET. Mr. ASA CUSHhAh.
DONBSTIC DRAMA, HR g. r. kBrCHUh,
INK lost WILL, Miss IDA VERNON,
s1REA MING FARCE Mrs EDWARD WEIGHT
frIJR IOTTFRY TICKET MISS MINNIE JACKSON
4 DouFSTIC DRAMA MISS LILY VfNING
TUR LOST WILL MISS MARION ANDREWS
pab place. Rvs,v Evening Both Pieces kFery ETeHi0g
wEnSFsDtY and SATURDAY. MaTINiES at2
Nav NoVRIriTS ~ ACTIVE PREPARATION.