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, 1870-08-21
How Ecnn Folks Mny Grow Fat.
From tl< Gf,1ran.oen chronrlt.


We published week or two since card for
those persons who sought Tetuctive board
ine house rysteu1, bv which their supcr:lnuus
acipo=e might be dispensed with. 1t seems
that Dr. Dio Lewis has been thinking in the
in,eres, Of an opposite cla's-s!lose who are
larger enterprise. For one fat pf!eon there
ase dozen OF score OF lean ones. They
axe d1ed up. and in danger Of blowing
awav. How their bones rattle IN the
wind! There are cAveruous ho1ows
in their temples and cheeks:
while their eyes roll Ike Erea, black ch,na
>aurere, 1t seeu- tbs. they bare been
consumption: OF have a1loweI life to ooze
out Of them in soue unlawful way. We al
Ways feel for them. SO does Or. t'io Lewis.
We are always afraid ihat in the crowd they
will get jostled against us. and their rharp
.or,re-tones which no cushion OF flesh COW
crs-wouil do us last1. IN iaes We set fh.n
down as dangerous class In the community.
to Themselves. Our reductive boarding mouse
ecnteuplates them A. rnfoEtunates; and 10
itself pure philanthropy. Eut lean people
zrr really dsn Eerous- s-and in this age OF phos-
pilates arc often carried eC in the night and
burned for dry boree. No doubt large per
centaee nf mur!e1s could be traced to some
sort Of Ieannsss or other,
Now IT. I-swis comes sensib1y to the res
cue. he sends these skeletons to bed te-
times, They have rallied in letween tha
sheets Ordinarily It II or hsli-past II. The
Doctor tells them that will ueref do. 1heE
must hid the busy. tea-steeped- gosslpp!
world farewell by half-past s or 3 O'Clock
This Tagging out Of the hesh res,1lts in part
from laie hours. S,trie cscd to he bn1om
maid. Now she has tlght skla acsoss
her. riuehea nose and anxious cheeks
susie has been to more evening drees
! consistent with health and tie=h: 50,
| though Susie j. tca1cely in her teens. she bids
Is 10 he Ole o! these old skeletons that rat
! TIE in the wind before rhe il Il. Al The
1ellthy happy juices Of lifc are goinE il, this
/! fu,is, and she will he oh Ard dry. AID fzesse1,
! ard good for nothing very yoEnE. land the
csse ,s :l,e SINE with Mary, and Alice. sud
! Sarsh Jare. Their fathers -nd mothers ought
to rut shem to led early for the next ten years
lns1e4d Of ordering hackney coaches. in os1er-
ing Tom to take then to evening lissipa&ious
i 4, pighug's, or at Malam ShowoH's.
The dr-t condition Of plumpuess is early te
bed Dr. Lewis says that the second il water
i Here We ttiuk be tnay be right but do moi
know We are erre lie is right about early re-
firing. He says when you retire drink wAter
dfiuk all vnu cau--oue t1lmhler, two tumblers
snd more il you can. Then take bv day abund
Lance Of fresh sir. Ride-ride till you Ar
1cnsry- Eat-eat oat meal ro1T7dEe, cIscke,
wheat. Graham ruush, sweet apples baked
and have no ecrup1es about sugar AM
c:eam. Take nap IN the day time. G
| srG see tie fcfi:asi le!so, s'u sEe". Avon
, 1870-08-21
Indies Riding fstridc.

A l,s.v describes her horseback ule to the
ycsem,te Valley A. follows: :" Had any Que
tn1d me before started that should be .een
r;dit,c NV horse astriie into the 10 Semitic.
uhs,evcr the ties Of blood between Us. ali
friendly intercourse between that person and
rnteelf would have been temporarily sn=pen-
del. Wien one. more venturcsome than wise,
suggested mans ssddle for me-, I curlled
bi1a with the remark-'AIay I inquire il you
take me for n.tural tool:ii IL laciIed that the
combined forc+s Of the universe sAonld not
entice or compel me to do such violence
to esey, womanlS instinct. hat
I came to it. Extremity OF physical torture
brought mt 10 it. shifted my position volun-
iariiy. and retained tie new. An experienced
RIDER may Keep her seat going over the Eough
mountain trails. but, even 80. . si3e-saddle IS
metciiees to your horse. He needs his full
roise ard strength for esery step. yoa naed
10 keep your foot hrm in your stirrnp-yont
weight OF necessity falls to one side-your
horses back becomes sore, his joints strained,
and ten to one he fall. with you. or quietlyy
lies down. II you are not an experienced
/ rider, let mo charge you BY all means take =
! eentIeman's position on your saddle. 1t may
be emharrassing-you will doubtless expert
! ence the sensation OF convicted shop-lltteEs
every time you meet anshody but ratlier sus.
fer the pangs OF mortlti2asioa than those oi
dissolution am convinced, had I retalns!
| tp< side position I should have required
| twelve bsaEefs for nv re.ua::s. Aca never
kao1u rhs. k:!lel na.
, 1870-08-21
Docs the Earth GROW Sick .


Professor TynaaN startled the 1esdiae
world. not long aRo. by announcing that liv-
ing germs in the atmosphere are taken into
the iunes by Eespsz alton. and r1ay OCCASION Ia
tai disease or give Use to e('idenlics whose
caree Las hitherto e1ecE unknown His ex-
rcriuenss settled the fact that such germs
e1i.t in large naubcrs, aud the inference
seem. iuestatle that they must otsen orisi-
nate aiseAsc In tine human system.
Students cf physical seieree, observing on
\ lA-cet pcale, saSgcst that there naay be 4
eut.fc connection between tho physical
chsnrea Of the earth and tho fcAzful erilem-
ics which traverse the glose, sweeping aTar
millions Of yictirae. 1he Observations have
not vet been louE or accurate enough to de-
tcrmiue tic ptc.ise connection. but enough il
known to indicate that such = connection e1-
irts. The Atu1osphert surrounding the earth
il il. sympsthy with forces operating beneath
tf,r surface. Earthquake bsEes tcmpeats.
and it seems natural that abnotns! selln1sc
irt,ncrees should maEifes, themselves in or
csn:c life. .......,
4 Nr. psrkin. Of England, has prosecuted
extensive inquiries in respect te atmospheric
and telluric conditions, preceding and aec ,n,-
psnyipg the faysEca OF the black death ia past
; AGES. and tic cholcrs in our century. He fnds
that The black death began its fatal progress
( in Chins, IN 1888, and during the next seven
; tcen vears swent aer,ss ASH and Europe,
Gathering in 4 terrible harvtst. Coincideut
! With IL biyth, chius was rocked by earth
/! crskea. swept hs delngea. and pa!ched By
! droush,s. The disturbances in the elements
! celestial and terrestrial. were in harmony Will
| ,ho r1acus. All we're engaged IN the work o'
/, As thc disease spread westward; through
Asia ana Europe. the abnormal phenomen::
outran its prostcse. They ge1eEa!ly msnl IN.
/ fertcd Themselves before its work began; M
| hernlded ita sdycnt, Whether the disturbance
of tue clements oe.asioned the disease, o
whether both alike were the result OF SON
unknown law, science cannot, at present, dc
teEuine. It is enough to know t9at som
subtle bond Of connection exists. when ia
st future day be discovered. A.,
The same facts reveal themselves 10 IN
history Of the cholera 1t began its raTage:
like the black death, In Eastern Aa1a, nc
rrreaaine. however, beyond the uonnsai
marked tho progress Of tho s~o disease:
Er.=k;cS e;st ii Cs:c.. the black rcaca:
, 1870-08-21

Il L6rdship.s endorsement" upon Which, to the
indignation Of the odieer, the rough MECHANIC
eeized pen and ecnbb1ed a Ockhan on the
back. The scandalized clerk immediateIy sig
nailed the constable in attendance 10 arrest
the forger. a. he supposed, and the c,1lpris
MAJ lsd into the paraur 10 be confronted with
I PARTNER.
VIA. is al this abnut7- asked Mr. G..
The csa=t. e.n!aiaedthe circuur,auce. "Ncli," "
replied tho offender, iv-sso s'-.k's s.toni-h-
nett, IT atn Lord OckhAm." Mkt, Hho
knew the family And the peculiar circan-
stances ot, tAe case won. looked =taa1i1v Al the
young man Tor n1iuite. and then sail tn the
clerk. - Yes, it Is quite right; pay thu chc,s y
Lord ockhann, at the time Of his death. wus
engaged to young ST. Of highly respecra:'le
an:ccedents, in humble life. whose pore.ts
were almost to thu last ignorant Of the real
position Of the suitor.
An idea prevails in England that Lord Aber-
deem is in this couEtry: and should he chance
to rea1 tEis notice Of hin, it is desired thai
it may lead kin TO relieve the anxisty Of hi
family.
, 1870-08-21
R1TUALISM.
Tho Sc Ikcaf Presence. .,-An Bmrors.
ant Decision.

amt Decision.
The English jonrnaIa arc commenting On
the recent decision OF tie Dean uf Arches.
Sir Robert J. Phillimore, in The case Of Sheo-
rard :. Bennett. The defendaa, was prose-
euttd Tor having published doctrines alleged
70 9e contrary to the teachings Of the Church
OF England. His first offence consisted in
publ -hing belief in ''she 1ea.. actual, and
visible presence Of the Lord upon the al.a,s
OF cur churches" aud in prptceJiug to the
corollaty OF - adoring and te,cl4iug the people
TO adore the sacred clenents. These ex-
rTersions the Court Of Arches consilered to
he in coutrarenton Of the plain mea. ing
and clear intent OF tho formulariss at tie
English Church. 11s. Benustss sstention
Was called to the aloEe statements Of belief,
and 10 subsequent edition Of his book le
substituted Tor the former expression the fol-
loving, to-Wit: The real. actual p1eseuce OF
our Lo1d Under the forms OF bread and wine
ths Word = vrible." For the second express
E!on NJ Bennett substituted, "wlo myself
adore aud teach the people to siora Chris:
present IN the elements under the form OF
bread and sine. Sir Robert J. PlI1liimore. in
delivering his opinion, expressed his regret
that the atove alsesatious were not accompa-
n'cd b5 any apology for the mischief created
ty the rresion, crude and sasn language. and
stated 'Las 1t Has not his du,y 10 TRY Mr.
Dennet; for calsiess language, for feeble req
eehins., or for rurefnc:al knowledge" Hs
then decided that the substituted e1-
pressions contained a sufficient ret1ae-
ton Of tbs former error, and re-
fGred 10 taes sentence Of suspension.
Sir 1sotett Ihilllmore airo el1ted that in 1ia
oEihioh e the objective actual and real pre-
since OF siie = ritual real presence-a pre-
eerce external to the act Of the commandment
--wcre doctrines WHICH the formulasies Of the
Church Of England. duly cone,de1ed and con.
strned 70 IS 10 he Harmonious. intended tc
maintain.' Thia leei.ion, ii is alleged, II
final. and il 10 appeal we're allowed to ts,t
1ut'c'al Committee Of the l'rivy Council, wonlI
u once bs fatal to the uuiss Of tho Church oi
England, and would throw The ouus Of repss.
ZION upon lie Evangelical branch of thu
Church, and would leave the lsitua1is,.
masters Of the situation Other points in til.
decision Of Sir l:obert phllimore, i: il argued
ate open to Suspicion iu ihs uiuds Of Evan
eellca1 churchmen. Thus. in describing thu
time Of Henry VIII. and Elisabeth, he spesk
Of that epoch which is some~ha. vaxucl.
called the l:eformation," aud also e1p.e.sot
bis sespect fer the doctrine and ritual OF tn
'' Primitive Catholic Undivided Church."
, 1870-08-21

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q lals.> ->.,s <t~-. . -
;;3sw's,is r. s's,asi E Z, sia:, M ;7s..3
I'D Be correctly transmitted s-s"x. \: "e
~: 49, 1t.- u. @-' IL" r,ny a.
~ !-~.@"" WcEa otI...A' W. "N
s.ctty ti':. Nh" ti.~: ~o cou-ilc4 nj f1laste,.
Ne At4' aws-e tl:tt Amt Lazy. wiio pre4i'l"s
over s''. fGrc.-Anutt, has ier hands full from
Js.r ILL Uctt5%r. There ale butter atc
st,rr. 10 m:lc; tLres nlcal4 and tw
';1'se . Ia- 10 pzerido. Every Monday: th;'
i'Ach yard ID full oi washing :and tho ironing
sts: awful. We know that thoso dclicions
s"TitcE breakfasts. Including 80 many thing
that !.'E:N with cream. aro extras; that
"When ma has company" fseorEie, Hattie
And Charlie must have frc-f, suits every day
snG be turned out Of their favrrite play place
under tile big chestnut tree. BECAUSE it il uea
the spare bedroom: and that the u,hid-of-all-
|. work wirbes rirtcrA in Halifax. or some p]ic
not 60 ~atut tions, and gives warning. Then.
II Aunt Lucy finds time TO sit out on tho porc.,
viii. us when tho tolls Of this day arc over, i.
il likely rlIe will answer our queztious at ra,t.
dom, Whi1e wondering how she ever cou1
! have t,onght lsfe go very sweet To her, i
seemed ncarrcly worth having, before t,aryes.
time: and now, well. 1T is the last straw
tts1t Ireakh tho caulel>s back"
Shon.d We fe:l that we must have conltor
and amusement next summer, let i 70 u fish
lng+ somewhere OF the coast OF Greenland, o.
find tho "Sorthwest Passage" and make our
selveB famone. Ent don't let us infict onf
selves upon Aunt Lucy, Wheu ahe wauts I.
| see III she can write. IHo.
, 1870-08-21

the solemn-visagei. shun the lugub1ious.
Cultivate the cheerful-the men md women
who laugh. Laugh yourself Laugh and
g1ow fat. Keep your skin clean. Sleep IN
room where the sun shines. Have everything
trigLt and CHEEKY about you. Sleep ten
"in ei1 months you will be as plump IS ever
your lover could wish"
, 1870-08-21

Tie writer mali:iens1y adds that he has not
taken into account the su.u paid for false eh-iE,
which wouid be siout :42, 4V, representing
weight Of ,a:.a ins. oz, Dr., and length OF
4.37s yards.
Il Paris letter says: "A terrible riece ot
newe for thirsty Paris il iuss announced. ne
nnme rous caE< supplied with book beer by
the great house Of Dreher 4 Co., Of vienna,
s1hiLit in rkes windows placard stating th1:
in consequence OF tho war no beer u 20 be
bsd bs tie usual railways. tl.t the stock Is
our. asd thst their numerous cuetomers mus
be good enough to Wait for the completion OF
arrangements set on foot for bringing Gar
Itais. It il only in the best houses that this
unomertarv scasci,v will be fell. b. fas the
greater part OF the sol d'sant books consumed
Il, ratis are manufactured in this city
or the environs. There Is an eaormous brew
eYv Of Vienna beer at Pantin. the suburb
believe the interests Of this brewery haze
rather Suffered By tie notoriety Of its exist
cnce. But for Tranppmau i:s products would
bs7e passed on Al true books more e1sily
;han they do now. But, although the psris
brewers cannot produce beer so good a. those
Of Munich and SIenna. or even as the books
Of Strasbours. their efforts to rival the. geuu-
ice article have very much improved the ar-
etage OF the heer btewed in Paris. Some
cea1s ago Paris beer was vile, datulent, sap-
cnaceous deception. Sow very palaeable,
refreshing. and not unwholesome preparation
Of 1nals-nna possibly Of hops-thoush be
lieve other blttera are more commonly Used
is very general drink. The French canno1
understand beer as concomitant to repast
With their meals theC must have vine. En
in the evening. among the better classes. fa
more beer il now drank in Paris than in Lon
don."
-Euelish papers announce the death II
Stafford-kire of Jean Haptiste francois Men,
one Of the few surviving witnesses OF the s1'
ecution OF Louis Nv. He was born Oh thu
14sh OF August, 1855, and was taken prisoner
! u war at 81. Domingo in 1s05. He arrived Il
the following ye3r at Leek, whess lie naarr'et
! and settled. During his ef,il!hood he i7et
with Iii. friends st Els. vill,se on the Eoas
! to Fontaineb1eau, and during ths Scarf II
! which accompanied the horrors Of the .ess:I W.
! ton was sometimes sent By hts notuet s-I,e
; food to an uncle uamsd CsfsiefGs, E. "ns ~.
lived in Paris. It ras on sne ,,,,t
casiou ul one of these Fsss
n1ouuted on his uneses shoulders: nc ~:
taken 10 see the execution OF the h.Is. -
/ ti,e iar OF lis death he bad vivid fecouseltol
n "a fearful ttagedy-tha dense moo s9s
~, NJ. inc lie scafold, tho beating OF ri
drums as the King attempted TO ADDRESS ~
neou1e. and tbs deafeninS ro"tf;ne"f ~ tn,
tuife tel. Mr. MEMS mother: who appear
+, have heeu IN cus-poken and not oser-dis
c.-+. fer-sn wa COMMITTEE! II I'll. C5aciet
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
JoSDoS Fov 1880 80 for both and the
United FeTweu 1867 ssI 1905, old s7i
1857, 20; Ten-POries IS, Bne Hallway shares, l8t.
LvERPooL, Nov s2s@ nCotton Is frner Wheat II per
GENITAL for California White II for Red Western Spring and 1913 for
Re- Winter Flour % 6d23 per hbl for Western Canal Com %
- quarter for New Peas for Cauadan ReeepS
81 heat for the three 7 900 American La d.
per II per for the best grades OF American bse
Bacon 81 for Cumberland Cut Beef m per uerce OF J'
lbs for Extrs Prime Mess.
LoNDoS Isl D. mConsok opened ga for both
and the American quiet and steady Uned states
FveT bonds 1892 e 1865 old. SIT 1867 8s} 1enFornes
6t Stocks steady Re Railway shares lei Illinois Centra o
Atlantic and Great Western, 3A.
FRANKFORT 5-Uu:ed States PveTveny bonds closed at
93t Ast night Hnd opened at 81 this morning - .
LvKRPOoL Isl D-COt,on opened steady; Mddlng Up
lands Sd hiddlns Orleans sid Corn, @ quarter for NeS
Peas
AsTwKkP Nov. l5.-Petroleum closed trmer last night
LIVERPOOL. Nov. $3.50 H-CottonTbe market is hrm with
tendency; Ming Upsnds 9t Mddng Orleans 9.d
LONpoS Nov 53Op H.-Conse closed vi Tor both money
the AMI eaiv United states
FveTwepty bonds 1892 S8s 1885 old s7i 1851 8 Ten FoTes
Stocks and steady Enc Railway shares 49, Illinois Cen
trsls III Atlantic and Great Western 3OI
LIVERPOOL. Nov $3.50 mCoon closed frmer NJ idhng
Up 9s M1dug G9d sales OF the Ga, ~
bales 5000 for export snt speculation.
Nov 15-TsOw 49, e cvt. Calcuits Lnsed
SO Refined Petroleum ame Lnseed Oil tat A. 42S O 9 un
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

also sold nsmber oi cheaper horses 0 or
An auction sale of horses and carriages VII Lao
place at Messrs. Barker HamliDs New YORK IatteI-
sails Of Thirty ninthst and Broad"ay Joi
row "Wednesday, the 10th inst at ]? O'CLOCK Ilo Par
tculars appear in our advertising column. -
The carriage business during the past week has been
large one, with several Of leading houses. Messrs
Brewster Co OF Fifth-sve for instance, report the
largest weeks sales OF the chiefly Of Landaus car
ences, and their London broughaDs. Among the yeh
ces sold by them elegant close coach to one OF
leading cItzensa carriage beautiful In ts outline
and appointments that doubt not when 1t shall ap
pear IN the street IL will dc much toward reyiying
taste for coaches which have OF late not been much In
fashion.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

A. man, stop their machinery altogether M the haaro. Of
The hecn rather sctve the Dsrkei
% s.aT a lee ef e hbds a 0O for Cuhs l2o for Deme
.d private tsrm Refined dull and
rsIal5iglc FOR Hars l2i l2sc for son White
have mode active At 81 500 - per
- m Tmothr iOG0c per for Glover CAcutts Iiurel
O no o.
SoAp-Castle and modera,elg active lie.
TORACCO-u Kcnuky allow stand but
h SLY extreme. and the msrset has Cat
se doursgng from the 9th
arnent oh conneIel We As fnlosA.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FT Norm Rtuer, Tesseb. and RdlTodds
Nov 22 bales Cotton % ~ bales Broom Corn
1855 bbs Four l6 l bush wheat bush Com 4ois4 bush
Oats 800 bush Barley l80 bush rlss Seed $50 bush Bears O6
Se. Com hes "a b.s Com Meal $50 pkgs W Flour u bbls
Spirits fupeutne $50 bbls Ron 996 bbS Port oi pkg Beef %
Pkg Cut Meats $50 pkgs Land 1859 butter 364 pis Cheese
7 hb Eggs 00 OIL Cake l5 bb! Copper t93 Gales Copper
So bhs WHISKY 300 bales Wool 346 bales Hops l,2Ts Leather
e Lids Tobacco. l3T pkga Tooscco
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKE7.
NEW YORK. Tuesday, Nov. is. 1870.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Nov. H. 1870.
There was no change 10 note in the horse
market to-day. The demand was very light, and con
fined almost entirely TO railroad and work horses which
sold at the usual prices - -,
The auction sale at Messrs. Johnston Van Tassclrs
Use and Carriage AuctOn Mart IN East Thireenth-st
was very largely attended, competition lively and the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
NsvY YosH. October II. isp.
rnn that hy An 0rder

Nsv YosK. Ooober ii, isp
NOTICE il hereby given that by an order
.sd decree cf he supreme Coun doy entered The $ onSs M
THE Association tbovn the NATIONAL STOCK BAChhhdh -
cv OF New ork the undersigned sppontd hsoe' " AN VIZ
property and effects 81 said National soct krehanre
Al indebted said National Stock krchsnge are hereoy
CURED all a nooeJ oshs ~
them respectively 70 sid Nsonsl s,ot Rrcsnge me- n
before the 10Th dzy November 1910 al the oee Oh 'V'
U. MOTT No. Broedt, In the City OF ofNev-fo'k a.
All having In their property OF o
SAID National Stk Brehnge beebI required deh's tne
before the 10Th Novembe iSo o. the once " 'o
o. MOTT, esl., No Broadst, In the City ofNrs-ios I
All the creditors Of said National Siok Exchange ar hern
IN deliver their demands TO or beio
3Osb dsy Of November 1910 The coe Of JOHN o. MOTT 60" ~"
Broadsi, in The CITY Of EevY .o,.. ,..
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

For SALF-The best POULTRY VEGETABLE,
~ p An 10 Jefferson Market with large siocf hand, nov
osg ood busues also, Horse and Wagon lnqgirs OF ~,
'''-s w. C. W Tyson No. 50 jefferson MARKET
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

is so pSgs for this 27F less tsn the previous
l3. While the demsad for
butter this grade from sccuruainr the
neArly shaded
loo gres dull There large accumulation OF stocks and
is he 10 cut down % such pnee vii move them Sales
storepscked Western lZdlSc
viii their tAnes to dspose Of and hnd IL dGeg get
10 such o hrkns II
broagt the d0ck; 40 other half tubs
eut Ep IS DO, &c; q at 43ci 25 fresh. &c; p
"A at sc medium, 32e or hrkns "a med um
sold al re s. good CoraBa Co.. & ano;ser Cortland Co dy Of %
10 and IL c OF Welsh, II u At
8tc; 81 J7ci - At 3sc $6 At 3c n 3stc
and l fresh in o a. 4 or Western s packages lie
lSo - do. l5.c, 10. Of glsdea lee 70 frns
Illinois 2o Mohgsn pals 24o snail lot Ind 2c 30 slns
Ono 2e bbh rolls DC bbs do 2o u W. hAh tabs 2Bc
81 srn Ohio, & Al do & S clip Canada good 3Je 50
= Rnd Is choice Ohio SO. There
rolls which n
ordinary them here foI We
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
ferturss ano Msrilnss.
CORPORATION Noilcts.

-, a, ss..IosI DsrAsruIsr rsAscI BukrAu rzs)
Taxa. COuKT-HousK. fAkx.
y CBAsBsKssT., Nov. l. ls50 y
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-Notice is hereby given
tia, yer - b. add ali sHe. urpAd hs Isl
Dee1her IS OF al
,r ds the bI tbs Re-
r,er Of Taes VII. Os scd No oil
rresyed Aaer oeloet N. 0ces hoarS from to
lbRRAAkD shy al Rseers.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

less ast veet; exports 70 l3 Cor
responding Receipts 30 10 win 776 exported Cable
gold li abroad and higher ruling o. T0 here
thai prices previously paid
uch IL VII be noticed that shipments
dull to-day, though i
animated St the Fals YESTERDAY, some 2ooO factories
hands bulk l5c, lJtc-
l5ic for few o. tie competing fauCe1 We alter
Little here putting fancy which rather AZ
lJc, 90 boxes
figures Isle at c 100 early made OF 10 aayerA
<l2se peng gooers loc One dealer has 81
Of 90 u each tie whole weighing q 900 b shippers oie
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

~ has hern trude during several heavy ship
rer her made Prces unchanged but Tor kinds Of
common realized The assortment OF All snd
gooL Frcirh ar s.me good demand for boat To
NewYor ~ 80; 0rwoh and miideio-n ~ % 70 bndge
crt Hartford and Providence vs. 10 Pha
Snh, al 10 Boston a. so receipts at the Collectors ofs
during the were Canal 5e4tlg ei OF lumber ls
NJ h,Ss, a 600 M Of stsve ChamplAih Csns t559l
luhr The following ruling At th principal yards
A.h GOOD -. a 20 eDd $50 Pine n4neh Boards,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
=, y vuorrsAIF PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
- - Enp THF WEEK ENDING Nov. Is, 1870

tE,,r..sIv for Tsp n y TRIsrSE bT own Reporter
r. Unr ~ tee eurrut Of srucs IN good condition A.
~ \, .sou houses by wholesale Shippers receive To 10 per
- Incted t commissions beside freight and other cbsgeS
80 psss shou csrcfu marked with paint and the initials
s-l of The sender BE- painted end Nail
, ~ lid Of the articles the under side OF the and
..na jrtr containing inToe and DIRECTIONS also stating
pnttng
,uueh " the value Of the produce
BEANs AND PEAS.
R ~ besns for the r224l than the
week corresponding eek last 3s bush The
I'm up 70 telsy vbcu 6O bush received
80 n srt pces been stdenng up meiuHr selling
81, "a ~ IL l63 bblA figures
tb SO 80 . Those two include about all
,b t,,pons - IS for 452 bills parcels
hbs Al A. 30 bbk, inenor 81 So lot OF
C.nss sas free brought 1 With 200 bck-eyei
IS thus freely 24 bush
pces rsce5e in fact they less tru this
,he bes. ofer lots Of the DedIumS VI quote;
Beans. Mea- prine Beans. Kidney. 81 mG$2 Is
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

RAop packages for e week which POI than ne
Corresponding week last 6 Taie SLOW and sioeSt
undesirable lined winch L.
Of coming very poor order The bad quail
the demand fr sret fresh
nsde 34S Fns marks have
hroeRbt T- the MARI. We quote;
Pa n J. lOss Of, y doL9 q Lned susie dl
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