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4. Department Of Civil Engineer
ing.

This embraces Mathematics, Applied Math-
ematics, Physics, Mechanics, Chemistry French,
English, Drawing and Astronomy. Students,
who successfully complete this course, receive
tho dinlopo of TriJ E,jo1ueer
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There is a new town in Colorado called
Greeley It's one Hor'oe towp aud always
VIII be
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Teacher" Who was David?" Boy The
son Of jesse Teacher" And who was
Iest Boy Tie soxer Of Dlublaas.
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Soft soap. IN some shape, pIcases al and,
generally speaking. the more I've you put into
3 TIE better
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BACK AGAIN.

VNHE subscriber has again taken possession of
the Leetown Mills" and is prepared TO do
GRINDING and SAVING for the people Of that
community. My capabilities for doing work pro-
perlv and satisfactorily are known to the citizens
generally. | shall be pleased to meet old and new
customers. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Leetown Mills, March p, lS7O-uuly
Srt
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Boots ~ shoes Repaired.

T AN prepared to do repairing Of all kinds at the
! shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. most respectfully solicit a share Of the
public patronage. ! can be found at my residence
one door above the Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. "a 1865. JESSE BLOCKLEY.
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STILL EXISTS At
j. GO MITH'S TORE.
lust received the largest assortment Of Dry
~ Goods, Fancy Goods. Clothing, Hats, Caps
and Gent Furnishing Goods. ever exhibited in
tins county Opening Of new, choice and desirable
DRESS GOODS,
such as Lenos, figured Brilliants. Marseilles, De
Iains. Lawns Mozambiques. Alpacas, Poplins, &c,
al prices that defy competition.
DONIESTICS. DOMESTICS!
=, 81, 81 and lO4 Bleacheda and Brown Sheet
ings' from Sc up per yard; 10000 yards Of Calico,
at Q, ;, 9, lO and l2c Ginghams. Tickings, Hick-
ory, and many other Domestics, cheaper than ever
before Special attention is called 70 my well
selected stock Of CASSINERES
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
HATS, HATS.
Whole suits from 8 50 IN TO $50 90. Fine Fur,
Wool and straw Hats, for men and children At all
prices.
have on hand fine stock Of WHITE GOODS,
such as AarscileS Victoria and Honeycomo
Spreads, Swiss Barred Musiins, Cambrics, Nan
socks &c.
Ny stock Of FANCY GOODS is complete in
every respect Come, see, aud look at my prices.
y pleasure to show goods Terms positively Cash.
J. GOLDSMITH,
Opposite Gustav Browns Confectionery.
Cbar'estOwu, Nav @, 1870
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WOO LEN coo ID =.
We are now prepared to manufacture the finest
grades of wool grown in this country. and those
that desire having fine wool manufactured can be
accommodated on the most reasonable terms. We
have now on hand a nice lot of
FAIL AND WINTER CASSIjIERES,
Tweeds, Jeans, Blankets, Flannels, Stocking arm,
Fulled and Plaid Linseys, Competing, Coyerhds
&c. which will be sold low for cash or exchanged
for Wool on liberal terms. Highest cash price
paid for Wool delivered at the Factory.
We desire TO return our thanks for the liberal
patronage thatwe have received from the people
of Frederick and neighboring country, and will
continue to keep goods up to that standard for
which d" JoBS'S Linsey's" have become so popular
and we'll known. Respectfully.
WM. JOBE / SONS.
Brucetown. Va.
dzs~ Post Office and Express Station, Wades-
vile, Clarke County, Va.
Oct. Il lSGq-t
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
COAL! COAL!!

DEST LUMP COAL by the Car load $3.50 per
ID ton. Run of Mine per Car load 500 per ton.
2240 lbs. 70 the ton. ANTHRACITE COAL at
Iors.t rates. For sale at Charlestovn Depot By
Sep. "a, 1863. STARRY 6 Loch.
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IMPORTED for medicinal purposes. also Bow
| ems Pure Old Rye Whiskey just received and
for sale BY JOHN :. YESTERDAY.
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eFor the present, the instruction in Englishis di-
vided among the Professors of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid Of
an Assistant Professor.
The duties of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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Our Agricultural Department
WV. JOBE, R. N. JOBE, J. j. 'OBE'
WOOL AND WOODEN GOODS.
To the People OF the Valley.

We have at a very heavy expense enlarged our
establishment, and added thereto some of the best
and latest improved Machinery for the Manuiac-
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WV. BAILEY, President,
ALoSzo LoENG, Vice President.
November II, lsGo-tf.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
Corporation Noiitts.
ogycE oF rHE CLERK oF rHg CossoS CorScitr
No CIR HALL. NEw-YOKk, Oct II 1870
INJECTION NOTICE.-NOtice Is hereby gwen

oVvtcs oP q COMMON COTSct,
No Hall. NEvYOKk Oct. Il 1870
ECTION NOTICE.-NOtice Is hereby given,
npt law that accordance with the statutes "a such csses
made and provei the general election 70 e hs1 90 zoe c
I'D Se term expires Of Deember and who rs 20
b. voted state CITY, and County ucAe Aua O
One Trs The Pr, Ward place Of Charles f. Begnef whose
one the second W srl ID place Vi "A D'S'' ~
expires December 81 is,D -, =, n.vjI polh,. xbo.e
One Trustee the Third a Ia pse o' ps'S 10 "''''' ~
term expires December 81 lBiD -, ,r,.. MILL .bo..
One Trustee the Fourth Ward, 10 piace OF ih'"' D'' ~
expires Dec mher III l60 - -, cin. p,ckbsfsr who's.
one Trustee the Ffh harli IN pace VI 'N-N '' ~
g., Dsceu her
one trustee in the SiIth "Aru' III pace Vi v " '
erpres 81, 1910 ~ ~ r,rnas coins vho,.
tern e1s prSe mn th sri in pas Ofwaer W. Adams whose
term expires December ~ ~ l. -. a, lame. Rooth whose
One Truse. n the Ninth W Arli ID Pa'' VI '""' '' '
tern eIpe December 81 Isip -. q, po,i.min T Sbsasr
one Trustee in TeRth Wsrl In pace oi Dey'H'" '
whose tsrm expires December 81 lJ.0 -. v.h Whoa
On Tre IN the Eleventh Ward In place OF Joseph hcn u''
term expires December 81 Ib'c = - II lain st,,iton xho,e
One Trustee n the Ts,hth wan, In pace VI ''NA ''-'
One fn, 10 the Thirteenth Ward, in place OF james f' H'
~ - =. ~, s,rre, December 81, 1870. ,,, U p,..-
o. rss.l In the Theeath Ward IN the pAce o. s,.
Ou, I,d VA, AIT because VI uOnresdenee-erm expires
ecu [ a. The Fourteenth Ward Ia place Of R. KrAham whose
'efn % IP % IN tbe eenh Ward in place Of J. Walker Fowler
who's. term expires December 81 eV fR G. W.oeu whose
one Trustee IN the sitiesalh " Aiu' IL P " -
term expires December 81 lS1u , l. ,... of g. statunaa
One frust.e IN the Seventeenth Ward IN pAee VI W. -
- Ten, s,,ur,s December 81, sId
on, Tps. To- an vacancy IN the seyeuteeith mara Pe " JUN
One Trustee In the bIght,ellh "Niu' - P
December ~ b' a n ,l..s of Charles F. Lyons
On. Tra,lse In The Nineteenth WAR; IN pAoS VI ''A - ~
December ~, ln.o
one Tru,tee In tie Tgeuueb MMui IL P'''' - '
whose term expires December Jl v.l In pe, Of Daniel
one Trustee to oil vaeancs " Jss i'''
December u In ,,.ee Of Jon Stephenson
one Trasiee IL h, Tsrn,, hrst MS'o' IN P'A's " ~
expires eembef 81 ,s IN plaee
One Trustee the Twenty ,es"II - u' ~ JoHy HARDY
expires December H ~ ., ~ the Common Coane
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07


heavy feeling that distinguished our PorA nArke
been marked A tne seHon advances
robbers operate caution and there has been lees eonaene
pyrf Tor The future and 10 efee sales 10 any eIht mAA
The business for the uture hiss teen
e aBe made pubh hEr ~ the Neek there were
December but then II trntr 6nd u h- AZ
-, The b. ony limited inquiry for Prime Mes and prices
.--tsin tbe-e icing little here Of Southern sDd CITY
dong nothing Of moment, and prees are
dn and prices rather esser We
s Il ~ n! 80 Moss There ID fair obtin{ trade
zb Al 0 s2 for Mes S2l 50 for Brtrs Prime hog
Fatlg Milwaukee lbOJ against SVV SANE tmt ISst year
boz detver 20 bb balance ihit month al 80 % De ~
demand tui ho fm al former pncei sAIes W dds az
S50f fB for EItra Mess erce heti
o t Al 500 30 for Prne N hess
Gu; szles IS Dbs a. $SGsJl for western tui
GuH pros quote lSdlsc for Picked
demand sales 30 bOIes Al l44 c
- br Csaf Dressed Hog moderately active and easier 81 q
30. Repdee8 70, ioto al ven O0 t,s for Deosmber I3c
I0 private sDd LOU pn last evening at lSte
PKTROLK M rBf uk hss a ID quiet but tnm al Fesea!
sgu sns pa selling .C bat large o could not be pai
ofur In moderate demand
erpo bat restricted b7 the hhnes Of hts and 70 ,e
bsvt bn made sales Of 90 bb spot Al BE and 4OO
~ bSt the month A. lbc eIpOrts today were
Pha-elVe activity, and The
o. 500 bbs half 2. and lO
th ~ RE ibs Ieee s there heAned J6l bblA Cruo ~
cEBasess dull bit phces about steady 6at,e for Carolina
o Prime.
fuI pees closing stdy; Par Good Refining 81 Zoe sales
10 h6 Afi i0 for Cuba i0d0c Rico; lzdlZlc for
psssr1 and go borss Havana lOc Refined d1 at l5t for
A4riA
EEDs-w recpts the market quiet a. Sod as p
tGst for Timothy and l00lu & for Clover Calcutta Luseed s
s'e M sa@d a. ~ ~ . ~ gold for sPoi sas 1900 bags per
sTgARIS s dull, a l2a'i4e frr eoumou 10 choice
1ALLO" la been seady saes coo
wHisKf-wi 2s7 bbls reet the market is sr but not quoay
higher sss' 20 6s irOhbound Al se and Patent private ts
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
ri 1870 TO DATE.

FgiGHTS-IIr been rather activity 10 the lne Of Bread
as. easageaea,s o. Io and rates continue trm TO Liver
e,s-- O5 by steam, ii 2O1 baes Of Cotton by
d5l s, tales io. by steam Al sa9bd fot London
' bs f9gr ~ " b Last eys1Rs % & to E % B',5 % o =,
= esrgo % lo1.us BY sail, At Z7s ID 2 un
GI. 1--WE have active and much lower wheat market
She arr~ ~ yA further decline In gol and an sd
fgats El i5e unAyorabe and unexpected a.
r Lter-.O gwen buyers decided advantage, and
t our aSt Of sac per bush on New spring
Auber ur 81 this concession good business hs been
done chic ezpo mers have rhased with free
u.c. q speculative feeling The much lower
ar,. clrreu nduoe any demand investment
spusE. Aud eatious shat We shall close
80 7..r vil less ID 10000 bush New and about 1000
= uunage Sud under such Circumstances the
aat-- veu III ? far too large Our supplies via rai
rar -aVgSnon owing 70 the great pressure
huerai Uutl
o for close Of
81, nav saiou OF marse; The month has not been
arg .cumulanonf the principal Western uA1ieS
p euaat bot Ctmon has been Quit unsashe tnl plenty;
rThs in fir Tor milling at irregular pnces and
p'rIIr elpJrs OF the week are Z-SaJ3 bush
.-s.ua St.ZS busa. corresponding time l2st year.
o9end and buyers be OF and only
Oh engagements White only Moderate
Lug thoc spnng hm and in moderate inquiry
o. ehcls basre Winter neglected. % 900 hus
m No spring; 81 l30 81 IL for No do; 81 280
HgSl - for Amber do, in lots 81 450 81 ~ for White
I,-gsu. 81 =. for Amber DO. In sush LOTS 81 IS
tr Inferior White Canadian in eoui nI 81 $ FOR
tl over tie offerings Hber-l; sales q 600 bush d for
81 u for Wesen; Sla ~ 10 for Canada East and
Bsriev Mat tame and s quiet sales
tsos 5ic ahoat and Mixed al s5c track
~ Sc 55c aloat State 81 Soc Rye "a tr1 but
. Corn better aa In demand The supply very limited and We
vhci Usually limited for the ae o. 200
Uusound 5SGg2c OH Weston MIei ct SCJyc.
SoutheE straw At s5c jersey Yellow at BE-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
corrnN MARKRTS.

uo,,. No, Gotta frla; hiIlugs. l9' efc.; sales 1852
b. net recep. 5ll bales eIposcastv % lsr' STOCK 't9
bales ,,,tu.u. ono IT.. ..,
r.ceas ai0 bales coAstw g~ bales total l' bates tot '0V
bae-.
Is bales net receipts Ia bss eoatN " bales total 80 bales
e,royts-cos siss, 100 bales. stock 4tJo bales
Sioton uES tiled Mddlngs, Es0l6c sales
500 h.Is. mel rrceips 7f6 nales stock ~ 3s bales
Nov 6-Coon active 81 full prices hddhugs etc
IL. h,,s so bsl coasuse 8S2 bales tots
s9 b,s exports rst Britain G647 baes coawse s5 bales
Gsiyrros Nov SCot,oo firm; Good Ordinary 4Ic sale. 800
bsj.. net receipts. "a bales sooA. ll.lF.
MoBnI Nov 5Ccon dull; Mdlngs 5i 6lsc sales 60 bale.
net receipts h exports to Great Britain 80 bales cossNse
55l bales stock y 99l bales
sAvANNAH Nov 6-Coton moderate demand Mdlngs Ia q
Ice oo bales receipts 6C2 bales exports TO Great Brit
ain. bales, s.oc.. 6S,31l bales
Gs Nov 5Tbe market opened With tr demand l3e
hu, closed easy i sales 100 bales receipts 1870 baes
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
5itnniions noanieo-- Malss.

EARM HANDS at Bowling g-gTeen.-PlERCE
CO. constantly hard hrscs sSedes Germans Scotch
auI English Alo Mechanics, COachmen, Gardeners. &c
CCOTCHMAN and WIFE, ENGLlS1MAN
y and WIFE hrtrste farm Lads and housesorkers arrived
uu ustons North West Inquire tue Agen PIERCE
1 Co. 6 BoSlng-gr-en.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
Tnareial.

Oyncn oY Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. NKv YonK Nov $50
TINWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL ELECTION
Notice hereby ven for Nine Directors Of the
Pafc steamship Compny wi be hel at the Companys once
So sDd 81 WAst on ENEsAl Nov io I60 bNeen tne
ours Of m and D. H. Transfer Books will be closed prpsrs
toy 10 said election SATURDAY Nov at n and reoPenel
order of the Board Of Director
THEODORE T. JOHNSON. Secretary.
NOTICE.-The FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
~ located Lebanon In The State Of Ono CLOSING up IL adr
All note hor and creditors o. said Association therefore
hereby notified present the nois and other eTs ne Assoc
ton for payment GBOhGE W. HUM, CasAirf'
Lebanon, ONO Oct a, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LosDox Nov S-ll:s noasos Opensa a. so icI both money
sa the AmecSI securities quiet and steady lne
fvsTseEy Bonds s2, 81 1895 old, ~ 1907 Si Ttnfores
u sio steady Rhs kassy shares G nhbos Ceutfs llli
AlAHie Great za
LTESrooI No, sll:3D acosen opened quis, steady
n d8ing tpl1nds pfd; Midalbg Orleans. ead.
LosD9S 81 Coafos es s3i icr both noueg sba th'
AmereAs lrni United state. go bonds l82
sSi ol "a, lss7 SJ Ten fOTtes e7t ssoes tTui
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
RECEIPTS OF PRonrCE-

PG NOrtL Rive. Yessels. aad falroads
soy 81 ptg Ashes 0e bales Broomeon Tkg BeeswsI
Cotton Il bbls Copper l cakes Copper n ptg Ds Fruit
% bblk hg n rs bbs Flour. 40 bgs Corn Meal bush
vhsi = n Corn. lzte bnh Oas bush Malt 215
Barley bush 81 bses
H 0pe s1es Leather 81 bb sInts Turentns All bbA
i Butter II 10 Cheese 20 Beef pigs Lard
Gu; A'ss 10 pigs Porn pigs TAoS 30
b Tobacco bales Wool 500 % Starch ~ Rice bills
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

RRk-ko has aull nged java QurA
~ scai,e at ivn ssss 6obess pr sundD 'eeS w
rrs% ~,
EioUR AND Mwe had quite active Flour mArkei Sa,
al ,.rabs sactoy prices chiefly owing to the character
= he ness o Err, decline gold and some at'sh,e
n, ghIs The has been seions dfsSbseA 70
The past the b. bat with Ee,se very 9aren & ss 90 S
prohAbh fh1Hga likely TO rule high we raw ue
fud be assortment s good aaor ns @
Ia variety 4, yeAr The Flour from we N"rn
uis Of PAm g3 other cites sn towns on the coast car
phase ler chi hnd n siAnard OF
tie reputation hey have already esiAhuhoo
ae u popular Europe fair business mas
No erine At lower snd variable prices S9ueln
ur IN c3 enand and to effect e any thnt
grses Lave compelled 70 yield We nctce s -
well established brands have been taAeh
s st former prces Brtras have sold si'~
usr prices Soo has .ssn PTsso On s "a 5 s against
~ bhs coef week last To-day pe srael OF
So .ni Four liberal receipts great hrHnes
inquiry, shade for tie low shd
I'm rsdes quiet and somewhat irregular oui,
ssi Srper-tc r L At the close tbe market h iafY
-, a bS - IL 3 a&s Is Ono Ina, 4 It sup sS OodSe 20
. --.....-...... 90 Ohio Rcundhoop. ia
brand. 3 oSs e s1P9SS!, e. PSs bros SSs S5s 9
tFsprv Do H.. . 81 White Wheat E1tIa q
W. ..H SSivsSs ii es so 6lo Isd and Mich iSS
s.s a % IsS-s F,i go ga 20 ST. Louis single EI cog 30
rr-c.ota lows 90 u - Louis Posgs 8 EI YoS 2 s
it.rs Amber lrdi.r. ~ ioe' t..-3. & i09 3 e0
uhi, and Mich. ga - 6entsec hiI' .atr..
,aers Four Is standard brands arr arm while unknown
~. az h-avy: stl. % hbls We quote; 80.
s-su A., t,wp mixed good Sup IS 200s5 Is
p.,t AZ a. ,...f ,t.wu. Extra ami Family. Ia -
trri~giet s,urc -rarg Country too
I,,eAaou Coalt.s .....-...'''-'.'.' IL
s.s .nl 4. a.. i.rtrs sD1 Fanily........ s0d 20
, s 20 - a, f.ir dcmsai; sales no bbs We quote:
u l.'a - Or. a - and Penn. 81 s50 IS 20
r.s.bs Fc-- ~ supple is liberal At s3d 80 20 for
, =. .r pe-r. 4Sd 81 20
Ii. Nssl h. i--.- a- 2yi bhls We quote:
,-s Sr.i len -. 50 30 Com Meal. Brre.. ~ m
In N-si Wc.tr-. a 6 c. Meal. Brvs Dc Y SOG
,. NssL We,s. n. $50 AS
~ To
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
6iluniions Uanteo-- females.


AT CAEPENTER'S EMPLOY MENT HOUSE,
n hleve1h-. Srthsge lessbshed u yesrs 6rtc
MALE ant FEMALE HELP o. al DAtous constantly on hsnd
4 TTENTION :! Families in want of first
L nationalties he sthte Immediately
the OHoe ~ STth-aye., ozI doors above Tenth-st
CITY and Country Ladies who wish to econO-
~ rIe by employing hfa WOMEN aud GIRLS at moderate
wages BEL T. CARROLLS AGENCY. Os siIhsye
EIRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
Il PIERCE BOgngger. Greenhorns sud other seiec-
from Americans English, Scotch Ger1ars SNeies lrsh
CERVANTS wanting first class SITUATIONS.
the Office Of the I'm
PLoYMENT INDEMNITY Co. No. Fourth side
Forr.eenthst. only frs.eass help need apply.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

7 I'D : ||T
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

- =, .,oopSu a s- Co. abroad have rciuel prices ahon k
D. hsss tii5 urE). including $40 bAes for eIor 6I o
n. transit
os ne vcsi 100 bales November leAc s DeccIn
@ 6leac 10 i.r I6ic, L0Q free board, Savannah
cs.ts terius Nov-mbet Is Ills 06ic 800, Deem
- isirISas o.. He go. Mares l6i ana 800 re sn
Sa-i i term, al on basis Of Low Mddlng we
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
HORSE AND CARRIAGE N1RKEr
NH, .YORK. SATURDAY.. Noxk,

men YORK, Saturday. Nov. s, 1870.
There WAS an active demand for railroad
and vork. .horess Of which Considerable number wers
sold nc the usual prices For fne caragehorses tho
market was better than any previous day dnrng the
week. =. .,,. =. -
teams at prices varying FROM $500 10 100 Aso one
fast troter Is, hands high years oid-the ''er TOT
t,es. ,,-- nj :. .,o
At Nessrs Barker & Hamlins Auction Ring ~ the
Eew-York Tattersalls. corner or Thirty L anu
Broadway large number of horses were brought unHet
the hammer. We give below the prices Tor those WHICH
brOught over s1OO.
Description. Hands Years lre-
Roam horse ..,...--........ l5f ss0O
Bstk Morgan ma ....,....... ~ z,SU
Tssn n hay Rosd hObs....... l5i sndB %
Toisg mare Lady ssyer. 400 ~
ne blankets &e The Auction Mart being rgey attend
ed and competition lively the whole stock was disposed OF
at pretty fair prices.
The following table shows the average rates at which
the different classes Of hOrses beh in the Bulls
Head Market during the week closing to-day:
common Western work horses 1900 ~
fine unct-hores 3O90 80
DOod lnFlng-h.rses N~ sd
tirsteas carriage horses hOH Epw
The carriage trade continues moderately active.
Nessrs. b. Brewster Co. OF Twenty -hfthst report
that their latest novelty the Dern Landau has found
great favor with the riding public, and is meeting with
excellent sales.
Two most elaboraiely finished sets OF double
have just been made by r. Campbell Of No SO Fourth
point of taste, STYLE and solid workmanship, these har
ness-like all fine goods OF Mr.. CampbelPs make-are
fully equal TO the best specimens OF English or German
manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

GUSSfES du and nominal al lsal9c for BAGS,
n q for Cloth ...-.. 80
HAY-Tbere good dem.ni Tor North River Bale 81 lea 81 20
ahippn a. $l +5 for Retail lots STRAW Is quiet 81
II lgd 81 f,r Long kye and g5 for Short do cash.
HBMP-MGnis quiet and nominal al l3GlS, gold
UOPS-The demand moderate New lork
SAie RG9c lOal5 fof Nscoan Michigan and BsSiern, aud
1Iari2c. Tor Ohio
NAVAL STORBS-Sts Turpntne hiss active and has
eAd yestercas qa0tstous sales tisy O 200 keNI"tk
tb. yar and 50 at 4ic dock Rons hsve been quiet
md Srm o. for 81 0G az rs for No ~ sO1 - 50 for
50 for Brirs Pale to-day OF l63 bbl Tar
% % Tor Wilmington and az S for North CArohna Pitch
aoninsl
OILS There moderate den and FOR Crude Fish and Mann
f.~trrsd prices heuhsden
a e. Lnseed Is fair jobbng deHaDd and prices are
quote Crlshers puce Soc 10 bb and 6d6sc 10 e1sA
nrh 90 h, dull poe nominal Other OILS without
.~e,sl Orange denAsa continuing mederase W quo;
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-24
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sr. MARy's (CArHoLIC) CHURcH.-Cor Rock
River and Dock SITS, Rev. Father j. P.
Roles. Pastor. Mass, Sundays, at and 10y A.
NJ, and week days at s A. NJ. Catechism at P. NJ.
Vespers and Benediction at I Pm.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Corner Of Green and
Jefferson SITS. Services at / A. NJ. and I P. h.
Sabbath School at $50 NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURoH.-On Madison ST.,
Rev. c. A. Menecke, Pastor. Services at l0t A.
Ma and q
FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Cor. Illinoi:
and Deer SITS. Services at ii a. N. and P. NJ
Sabbath School at A. NJ. Prayer meeting, Wed
nesday at II
SEeoSD Presbyterian CHURoH.-On Illinoi:
St., Rev E. L. Burnett, Pastor Services al
l03 A. NJ. and 7 P.H. Sabbath School at ct A. NJ
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at u Pm.
UNITED PREsBYrERIAE CHURCH.-Cor. Orleans
and Deer Sts., Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor
Services at u A.. Sabbath School at 81 A. NJ
Prayer meeting at 81 P. NJ, of Sundays, and l. P
M, Wednesdays.
Zion MISSION SABBArH ScHooL.-Near Cam
den Road, every Sabbath at q P. NJ. Preach
ing every Sabbath aftern Don at o'clock.
NJ. Z. CHURCH.-Cor. Jefferson and Highlan,
Sts., Row. J. H. Rhea, Pastor. Preaching l. a
NJ. and 7. P. NJ. Sabbath. Prayer Meeting Wed
nesday evening at 7. Sabbath School at 81 A. "
Pastors Bible Glass at the same hour.
DISCIPLES CHURCR.-Elder Rogers; in Nit
ohell 4 Lyndes Block, the Post Office--en
trance on West Side. Services at log a. NJ. anC
Up. NJ.
GREESBUsH MISSION Sabbath School meet in
their school room, in Howsrd's Addition, every
Sabbath afternoon, at 81 o'clock. c. l.. Bascom
Superintendent.
TAny errors or omissions in any of the
above notices will be corrected on information
being left at our editorial rooms.
G.M. c. Accommodation in the Post Of
fee Block. open to ali every evening.
Daily Prayer Meeting at 1 / A. M, and closing
at IL N.
Young Mems Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening.
Monthly business meeting of the Association
on LIST Tuesday evening, and monthly meeting Of
City Mission and Tract Committee and Visitor.
on I'd Tuesday evening of each month.