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CATTLR MARKETS.

BCTrAto Nov. 26CATIEThe receipts to-day including 81 cars
reported arrive LIS head making the total supply for the WeeA
lus m $50 hesd $50 against rs for the same te
last weeks the market without lie this morning aod t
not sufficient Eos 70 the Of the market hurrs and se
Standing apart IT, This being Thank vng week and ponr ana
being abundant there the usual demand Tor beef The h
market being also Of hold purchases over me
hoidav To effect would be compelled 20 submit 70
clue Of tc sales to-day 90 Illinois steers ranging IRON S 70
4l H. AZ 1880 O 20 Michigan averaging Oi ID al
- !0 Is Ohio and hs averaging $40 70, at 80 3D.
iANBsihe 800 head, making
the supply for the week thus far head 400 head for e
same time last week. Tie market has not yet opened
hoGAe receipts to-day 0l head making the total supply
last week The lOc per OF rom last
weeks closing prices The RAILWAYS have plenty Of Geghtrs
and the accumulation Of during the blockade being grdu
ally worked OH There is still large number ofmeum hogs IN pes
whc unssshe and dead expenses 10 the Light hogs or
the NewNork market and heavy hogs for the Boston tTle hnd
purchasers OF ~ Ohio and Indiana hogs ranging from u To
800 D. az 81 l5d$4 90 1900 head Ohio hogs ranging from go TO
28e n, at 80 D.
PHILADELPHIA 26Tbe Beef market da this week and
former prices not maintained for small lots OF choice cattle
The offerings and sales reached $500 head prices ranging nom - 70
Ole for fair 10 good and 70 lie Tor chOei extra lots sold al and
BIC; at from 81 10 &C. a H.
SHEKPIs also du; 500 bead Of all kinds sold
t from 81 Ole a Tor fair n choice sheep and from 81 80 20 50
3 head for Lambs sold o. from 7d7c y n Tor good
HOG-lbere s inquiry for hogs and 800 head sold at IRON
S60S6 Is a 100 n, net fof eOrn-led.
COw-Ihere and $40 head changed
hands At from $50 SIS q bead a. % quality
WATEKTowN 26BEEF CATTLE-Tbe receipts to day
IO5 head Trade quiet and what TRANSACTIONS were
made bad within buyers fg0re Prices &C. lower on hr
class cattle and from &c slim lots Of young stock sales Of choice
quality, sc 81 90; third quality, S4d % %.
SHEEP LAMRThe receipts to-day were 3l3 hed the mart
inactive and prices nearly u lower; sales in lots al %
a - 90 esch extra, S6GSl
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

WILMINGTON Nov. 2oCotlon quiet Miding l8ic net receipts
20 bales; erOooase AS bales sales, 1863 baies stock O
bales
ST. 26-Cotion unchanged Mddlngs, lGc receipts
2J9 bales; shipments az bales.
NORFOLK Nov steady; Low Mddhug 1871 pet re-
40i bales; eIportcoasise lSO bslesi sales 20 bales
stock. 1920 bales 40
Bo1oN Nov 26Co,ton quei Mddrngs, 20ci net receipts 80
bales: gro bales; sales 100 bales; stock, 1900 bales.
CHAKLEsroN Nov 2-Coton steady; in fair densnd hd1lng
8idl8l receipts, 21i5 baes sales 1000 bales STOCK O'ei
bales. ,,,r.-
SAvAvNAH Nov. quiet; good grades carcei Midng
8tc net receipts ha 1871 baes s0ck. - S0 bales
BaLrNORg 26-COtton quiet; Miidngs gc ree PTS
9e2 bales bales; sales 900 baes stock 6
MOBILE Nov 26-Cotton 6mi Low mddhngs. lStc Midngs
18ic; 1906 bales eHports-coaWise lOo b'es s
s. bales; stock, I,ll3 bales - 900 .
cIScSSAri, Nov 26COnOn quiet Miding lsi@9c receipts
81 bales: shipments. 58 bales; stocS. 628 bales 49,
LOUISVILLE Nov 26-torOn quiet MddhugS, Blci receipts
l,4g6 bales; shipments. l65l baie. 90,
4GGrsrA Nov 2Coton easy; Mings I7i net receipts loli
bales; sales, Z, bales .,..,.-- ,o,a,os..
NgNPH Nv 25-COon 81 1htlv 6rDer quotshy hgher
Mdhng receipts l7J Oael shipments l'5 baes STOCK
30,229 bales. c,e,--.-.. 49,
GAtvRsTOv 2S-Cooa Cool Ordinary l6i0l1 net r.
ceyts $40 bales, 200 bats; stock, 81 o1l bales
26fotOu fan demaudi Mid1hnRs si'
net receipts l039 bales; gross, II. 30 bales etpouso Hr
Britain bales the Cont ent, 396 balesi ca't"e
to-y 1879 bales; last evening 9JOJ bales STOCK i' -
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for No track 25c warehouse Darby eaiy ONLY sample lots
Rye Qnet 5ld53c Tor No VIII T. steady at & PetA M
ebsRs II i3 Dry Sailed Meats in good demand and sioad % Of
Long and short Gear Md a. &c, boz seller December sl 'S
packed At 1c or shoudes &c Tor Clear Rib Side n c ~
Clear Sides Bacon dull AID lower At Gle for shonl'
Clear sides Land uncanei 7o for Prime steam oss see
Rscens-O0O hhlA Flour 100 bush Wheat lbVVl bash'
Corn Oats. GOo0 Barley nd $500 Hogs
Nov 10 fiunr Gall and Unchanged wheat dHh ana
Keller December, q 06l; No Do ge Rejected S9sc
Com quiet ami weak al 5sdJitc for No hKd uoi SlaS
seller eeleri Reccte c bar Sc oa M ggel SeiA 49, ~
203Ae or no y Rejected 22d2jc Rye Urn 90 ir 40
s@ a. OBJ for No Fall rork siendy At sy@ 10 - losi 49,
3d. seller December LAID seldg At tic, trot Hams ~ liete
9wd AZ esaloc Green Hams soll At "a e. eT rev 70 ns S
Oe Green Meats quiet and unchanged Buk lli
hoers em sales Of shoulders, from 10 % = Gsys 10
Long Clear sides. 6d6tc Short Iib Mia5tr 10y
quiet and weak at sslc Freights-Corn to BaasiG he
cept7tO0 Dbl, Ioar, @7N0 bush Nhest BLOW bush ein'
$500 bush Oats, 400 bush RYE; and 2lOl bush Bare clP
mens-4COn hbl. Flour 5000 bush wheat lNV Ouh ''ip'
3,nl0 bush. Oats, aud GOO bush Barley.
ToLRno, Flour 6m and in fair demand wheat ~ iat
mand aud higher sale, Amber Mehioaa At ~ ~ ~ see
November. sl az seller December, ~ az No Rel ~ '' No
Do 81 60 Corn quiet at ese Tor Low NiEed SaJS Tor , New
Oats dan Boo No Sic. Tor No 2 Receipts ~" nia fou'
6oo0 bash Wheat 500 bush Corr, and 6o0 bush OaA %
1000 bb Flour 220l) bush Wheat 5000 bush Com HA' WV
bush. OstS - 90 -,
NRwORIEANs Nov 26Co-u wesk OF Sc Tor Mret 6)c for
low and Gle cr White Hay dull snd lower Al 80 Tor fe 70
Choice Pori du nonsl "a Other articles es Ok
chsuseNieIlg 2ii Ncw-lok Sight discounts CoJ IiJi'
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LAKE ONTARIO SHORE R.R.
2 PER CENT GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
AZ OF Ia aud Accrued Interes

Isne $4,000 the mile determinations Of $780, s0OO'
Sl.O0O ami $4,000 This enterprise undertaken with sub
scriptions the Capital Stock of over S2,OOOOOO'
Sixteen miles of the Road finished and In
operation ~ miles In addition fully graded and total
eagth So miles OF track viii he laid tbs seasoo'
while whole Road Of shout $50 miles. with the eIeep-
ton o miles work Is entered and contracted to be an
hei by responsible and wealthy parties within the ensuing
Road will extend from the Ctr Of Oswego wison, on the
Niagara River With branches to Suspension Bridge and Buf-
fno, Western terminus with the Great Western,
the Canada southern, AMI the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern kailronds, and At oswego with the Newly ork
Midland, and by the way the Midland with the proposed Boston,
Rome and OsweRo Railroad, Which. when built will thus
provide route from Chicago Boston 30 miles shorter than
existing contemplated line connecting also at oEvegO with the
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg Railroad, and
thence by the Vermont Central completes connection sh the
railroad system Northern New England while connections al
with the Syracuse aud Osvgo Railroad access
e. the coal fields Of Pennsylvania.
connections large through business assured Running
through poDuus towns sud villages and eh agricultural District Its
alone will doubtless the interest he First
Bonds The assessed Of the farm property Of the sir
through which the road passes
We Confidently commend Of the attractive
sui reliable offered For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE e. Co.,
No 25 EAssAU-ST
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioxnos Nov 2- mC0asos o1eaei 81 e2 for boh money ano
~ arerat Securities quiet and sieadfi uM9 ntes
T nv bonds o5s, old OF loo.s, s4i ioies o3 -"
Fir.. e. Eie Railway shares, 4ls.
LfvFunoof 25l a. Motion oleue9 nm 'i44iut ~
iss B. NitiuE Orleans iol sale Of Mding tPsnls oi De-
fe GA The receipts % Wheat 4 this port Tor TIE pasi DIee
-. bs,o ben Is on ql riers incuiug 900 American
IoNp,s nov 26-li3Ja ra-Ene Railway shares a. a.
LtvErpool Nov. 26 y. MOTION hrm M1uAhs Ip4D- "a
1lL; n llirg Orleans lDI 0lpsa .. ~ ~.
Llyp1N. RoV. 2C-isj m-tnte1 STATES el"eAy Vo-u
Is.ss IN 4. 1865 g. -lves 9 &
Irxn.y 2g-l: d.. Il--ialow, Io04a.9 Per cWL
Ioyn,. 26-2 o. r.-Ene Railway shares 4ls
IrvKEr5oI Nov. 2t-- mbIeaIsuls are siAuyi A'
u ceu'al for Club taIloila " mite auI AZ 0 me-
Lard, ger egt. o,s "a or o.. rro-.- s,d
el n, soupt In TelF0uy boLds SO ne" fVes %
~ m Eov EUn.ei States Fve-Twenty bonds 90! for the
issue % ic1 - G.. A.. ..,.s tbs asy
hsv. Bee h % bale inc 1iBg 800 for speculation and export ees
Novemhc 10 10 5-l0L The marEe ioi AeIa
f t al Nancbsar dull but prices not quotaoy lower lhe
re 10 Cn o che past three days have been ''O qs
1Sr- " Nov 26-Petroeum 81 or Fine Pale American 50
Io~,ol Nov 2-Eveung oil opened - . u't W.
and eI ID E3 4 tua Spirits TurpentIe s. a. yer ~" ~
LWEKlo5L Nov z6-Lyullc Sirs lurlenine - "'o T c"'
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RErElprs OF PROnuCE-

Ter Norm Rirsr t'rsaeis Rqiro0de
Nov a-I ptgA Beevs1 2O35 bales Cotton. % bbs Gopher p
as. ur-4 Fruit 200I7 lb. Flour 2ll,44 bush
WSesi Corn 1920 bush Oss 100 bush Rye i5yil
- busl B1rcr. 80 bags Grsss Seed 81 bblS Beans
a. b Corn Meal 225 bags Corn Meal 2O bales Hops 50 bales
Jes q sides Leslie. l3I ht~ spns fuueutne oJV DDS
Ts. nkes OF Coke l1l pkg1 Beef ~ pigs Cut Meats 3
yfrs Ia- 10 kae. Lar g. se,rn Ss7 p6gN Butte "a %,
s. re. H oases acco O5 bb Wh1ky IL bales WOOL 81 pigs
d
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ALRANY LUMBER MARKET

F0r 10 rf.fip7 Nor. 20 -
Trade has been good DIVING Tie week. several large Trans
qcoa hv.ns taken ulIce. Shipments AV a. OuIt are
avsq IN their in ent cpaton the c o gso1
pics ~ frD and unchanged The assortment OF a kinds D. g)o
III. rcep " The Collectors oh-e during te week we're; "a LIe
| la 1 CJ ee OF lumber shingles. GO pOlads OF saves
via Champan Canal 6ll523j fee. Of lumber f sh' Ie-n
ncb.Tge5 The following ng prices ct the nuucral yards;
N L. . 4 Pm.
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financial.
CENTRAL RAILROAD co. of NEW JERSEY,
u II9 LIBERTl-sf NEW-IoBk
NOVEMBER o, 1872.

CONVERTIBLE BONDS, DUE 1902.
The Finance Committee By dated September r. offered to the
skbolers at par 5000 900 Per Cent Convertible Beni
which Bonds were for Thousand Dollars each bearing date Sovem
Der 1872 payable thirty with interest coupons attached
due MAY November free Of all State and United States Ta1e
with the right Of any time between November 1870 and
November 1871 at par Stock Of the Company VITA
provision should Company thereafter execute mortgage 10
secure the payment any obligations these Bonds shall he
included such The Bonds were either to he REGISTERED IN
the name Of the owner or pass Bearer Bonds desired from
time o
Simultaneously with this offer pressure in he money
market difficulties with the Delaware Laetawanna and
Railroad Company resulting effort by them TO procure an
Injunction The placed seriously effected by these
causes and stockholders prevented taking their rata who
would otherwise desired them ony slSOo Of the
issue have been disposed Company Offer to the stock
bode irrespective Of rata the privilege OF taxing the remaining
lll5OO at par paving also the interest from November This
Offer will remain open tiff November 90 the earliest applicants being d
surpie
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NEXT-OF-KIN OFFICE.-ESTABLISH
~ ls5-Just THIRD EDITION Of CHAMBERSS INDEX TO
HEIRS ATLAW INTESTATBS AMI ohersi 5000 RELAI
ING TO VAST SUMS OF UNCLAIMED MONEY Letters ~ -
cent? eaci complete, three dollars post Tree RoBbhr CAh
BEERS 30 sockwe Park Road London England and all Booksellers
Agents wanted in the U. s
IMPROVED CH-L0ADERS-Latest i'm
poyemsn London "okmanshp 'eeosng actions rebound
u hne usus moderate prices
- ,s,. bonble Rias, ,mall bores NJ REILLY Co.,
Innfln. SerIbe. Pans.
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Thanksgiving.
AT THE FIVE POINTS MISSION,

AT THE FIVE POINTS MISSION, site of
IA OLD THANKSGIVING DAY will BE- observed by tie
uSus interesting or the children commencing amer
which the will euog the ia Annual Thanksgiving Dinner giVea
in this institution good time IS promised
THANKSGIVING APPEAL of the FIVE
GIVING Now & The Trustees Of this lusuuon hereby make
most earnest appeal The during the have been
agey in debt The be cuacd unless the friends Of tie
the and the Board therefore urgently appeals
10 an interested welfare Of poor children for increased oatnbg-
ton the Thanksgiving season even hofe jyoas haA aa
The work Of the rear shows;
ABOUT PlFTEEN HUNDRED inmates cared for.
THREE III NDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND meals
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN TLOlSAAD pounds VI bread,
besides poaoe groceries fuel &c. used the House AMI ye1 to
OUTFIT HPTEES HUNDRED Ann FIFTYoYE children
Two HUNDRED AND FORTY children living IN tie House
The average monthly expenditure shout THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS which the Institution Is Dependent mostly upon Voluntary
Tor ali amounts no matter how smal checks 10 reach
us safely contributions Of small sums as wei IS large VIII DC CRATE
ON TSankgvng our inside children will b. dinner from until
c our children have eaten open to all who desire 10
come M the feast usually aicuug onemen women,
and Children pnche by hunger aud want loA 10 our oeS Neae
~ 10 make Preparations o fifteen hundred
Services viii az Y o'clock and cnir-s mil
which will consist Of direse singing o. ees anthems estie
hght gymnastics and reciIstoE, b. the chtdren 49,,
lflng and materials secondhand, ant al articles OF 1901
viii be gratefully received and called for ssee beiaS sat to va
TgUsrEEs who ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS K Jesup Presidents
Charles Bly, Marshall LegsEts Hugh ~ Camp leA-nr FenS Is
Foster Va Rensae George f. BETS selAI. D. Ls
G. II. MORN. , - - ~
rcoRpoR IroRs-Hram Barney William Booth, T. B. Bronson
WIN smith Brown. W. b. Caldwell, A. G. p Dodg, j. Pe1ooi!
lanes Donaldson H. Earle. d. Willis James g. IL. Moran, h. ~
Pee m r. Remsen H. Sbipman John Sltde J. X Spaud
Inc n Tahan W. r. Vemlye, Richard Warren, r. A. NitthauA
e' W. F. BARNARD, superintendent
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TIUANKSGIVIN(i MT HOWARD MISSION and

THANKSGIVING mt HOWARD MISSION and
HOME for LITTLE WANDERERS 20 'Bowsr' s.YSrs.
a., a9. 31i Meeting Tuesday
M 30 Mothers Prer Meeting IhaaJ evening, 0 Day scaoOl
rom "A clock Open visitors daily except SATURDAY. THANKS
GiYISG sRRyICES open II o'clock lneesng speakers to
h. ne children will sing beautiful anthems anl gec
Donation, from all our iebis and Others thankfully received
TINUANKSGlVING.-R L. DE WITT TAI
i MAGE viii preach OF THANKSGIVING MORNING, In tbs
pr,okvp Tabernacle scaemerhornst Subject: City ash
National Politics" at II OeoeA Geo D. Nor
gan, esq. will preside at the
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VNTIMATION il hereby given that in an

TNTIMATI0N is hereby given that In an
seton Of Multpepoindng EroBeration, raised al the To-
OF Robert Red Writer Gagow and others accepting sni
William Doctor OF Medicine
COdcs thereto dated 2h
Sepemhes 1850 December 1850 all recorded 10 the Books Of
against Davidson. residing at Gennde
Torqu Charles Morton, Writer to the Sgne Edinburgh h
william Davidson. also residing Gensd Iorqgav
on sni Helen Nelson, both residing IN PEBBLES Elizabeth
Nelson. Boyd Of Charles Boyd Writer Coupr
daughters children OF the deceased
Davidson Heson spouse Of Francis Nelson, residing IN
PEBBLES the said Charles BoY bis interest and Administrator
hi WIFI and TIE children Of the deceased Mrs Marion
siding At PEBBLES thereafter North Ar County Washington
America, ros all residing there or elsewhere abroad ana
Administrator In law his children also the tutors
and Cuators OF the Defenders pupauv or
minority now depenna before Lord JevsEoode Ordinary,
the scotland and sO action Of Reductions al
Morton hr Robert Reid other Trustees
Depending before Lord JrVswoode His Lorishp
pleased TO pronounce The following Interloo Sf A.
EDNBURGH 18th july l31lThe Lord Ordinary corlons WIN us
Reduction instance o
I.ba Stevenson against Dr. Dsydons Trustees AZ penI
ieenu before Lodshp and appoints int nation Of the
Mupeponns than Mrs AMI the said Mis- DAVIDSON ana s'o 20
he Advertised once weekly month Tbs New York Herald ahl
Ton in the intel orns all paroles having an interest IN
80. - fjvred1 CHARLES BAlLLlE.
nMNl coyoCIIR HARE W. s. 10 HLs'. Binbgrgh AMI ROB
RRTsOH & ROSS. 10 ST. Vnceni-st, Glaigos, Agents
INVENTORS wishing to patent, MANUFAC-
TIRE or sell their inventions ENGLAND royalty other
wise should communicate With undersigned who have caDieOus
mandatory with steam powsr and sALgRooMsu the very center Of
London.
Allres, Wight MANN
ii9HoLBORH BARS LONDON.
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Number $3.50. So number
milk Harlem 6lo Newlaven $50 HUDSON 500 hoang
2s00; Prices Harlem platform began *
AMI closed p the for the week oeiug IS 81 y ~
Of a Arrivals
used 20 take the cou TRY deots he
Cepts o demand for two dtys past
POULTRY AND CANE
The story q last week repeated with more @, oe1use 0ere
poultry. Evcu Yesterday bold that prime
hoHav stock would good demand caV but very heavy a
h rpStorn ca held market gives buyers the
,uif, 10 re- lois on her half much
matte u the price who have their stores full ana are re-
cevu many pei It 70 get nd Of lots eseeay mos
vca By freight long tine on TIE Way be wesn
very uavohe People getting their FRA DO aoo he aseat
mi ~ stu throw II ND 20 bear TTceS There
Whsle occasional box OF All yoan ana Neg
has been sold az dzoo the
a. f.r instances l7Gl8c asked, anu 6ne
exceed l6c From these tbey run Gown 70
10 really COOL q DC, ana tun Of ehckns o
large quantities OF poultry VIII go ei song
on rot lau Prices nominal Game not plenty and gene
higher ine quail were sold e. - 1t a ios
feher- stalled pigeons To- % g dozen. I've geese anu
docks rrnved they driven through he
streets hs sheep Quotations.
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COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
161 BROADWAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

having made publishing osea Of Insurance Companies
BY the FIRE Boston, President COMPANY
epeen proper inform the public that the whole Of
risks Company the burned dstc. Of Boston lOi 900 dollars
total loo the Company win pay promptly and
still handsome surplus remaining ard above its capital
From information be obtained believed however hat
the Companys loss will note Iceed IS 900 dollars
Nov. A. 1871 JOHN b. ARTHUR. Secretary.
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l,,.. II. MATTIQAl Assisisqi egPelptendent
T7HAYKSGTVTNG -PiR0CLAMATIQN NO. 9.

i nv GKN GRAM. President rag USgl.D Stalk -
Translated Plain English So that He ho Rlnl Nay Read"
Wlr,ds Of another has AGAIN BROUGHT the
time (csom sanconpg what tie Constitution oiJ,
T. look past and publicly thank the Almighty Tor Hu
mercies blessings thing which good should d. a. as
once year) sos n people has tbAr
another thakulness the ,T Of the United states o.
an comperons besides white persons" whose then
creature and States" 1ganst Slht
ands subject their bhest who have reserved 10 themselves
ample aud religious freedom and equality By articles Of the
which declare that Congress shall make no w respect
establishment religion leaving that subject 20 the States
speeVey fther reserved nght that II all srmsaL
prosecutions sccused shall en the right speedy and public
trial by impartial Jun Of the STATE and dei where me crime
shall have which district tmi crme shall have
been previously ascertained by law" &C., yde LIST and
articles ansndHes sud section ID parsraph
twelve months have enJed
(n ermbuon grieC0H general calamity and 10 whom
nnety IN agriculture especially the South BY the nsn1mason
their alnihiar0n It's abo 10
the North been vouchae BY the
continuance ~ oppe i've
snd naeu AL those articles Of which
nore thar have said former occasion ana whcb
are made much abroad therefore tender consideration
thereof that 1hary the 18th day OF November next
fuv the festival Catholic saints Simon and niel tue people
meet their respective places wonhp and there make their anHt
God Kindness and bounty above set o
witness whereof &c he Ct Of Washington this 2h day
ober in the the h being the anniversary day 81
the death Of Gen. r. T. Lee .,, -, ,ssy, op,vr -
(Signei HIRAM ULlSnhS 1hANI' LII u.
By tue Ffeiush'' -, s.,x.n yINDRX
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GRAND COMPANY AND PROGRAMME.
CAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
81 JAMES THEATER Of ghth ST. and Broadway
GREATEST SUCCESS IN THh CITY
BIRCH, WAMBOLD and BACKUSs
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRBLS EVERY NIGHT.
MATINEE, THANKSGIVING. AT q p NJ
CTEINWAY HALL.-HENRY NJ. STANLEY.
y Ne HENRY NJ STANLEYS FIRST COURSE Of EIGHT
LECTURES given SteinwaY Hall the following dates
MATINBRS Dec. and H.
The following subjects will be comprised in this series OF lectures;
LIFE IN CENTRAL AFRICA.
THE HORRORS OF THE SLAVE TRADE.
TRIUMPhS OF CHRISTIANITY IN THE
FABULOUS LAND
MARCH OF THE HERALD EXPEDITION
INTO THE LAND OF THE MOON
TUR RATTLE OF THE JUNGLBS,
inh DA' ' ~ TRIBUTE TO THE KING OF UBBA.
JIyINGSTuNRS MISSIONARY and SCIENTIFIC WORK.
TIKI CAYRRNS or THE TANGANlKA.
TUR DISCOVERY OF LIVINGSTONE
Inn ~ DR.. LIvIHGsTONB'S STORY.
MARCH TO NYASsA LAKE AND THE
FAMOUS CAZEMBB.
THE TREASURES OF THE WONDERFUL LAND
THE MYSTIC NILE AND IFS SOURCES
Zach Lecture will he upon different subject sud neersei with
amusing anecdotes. ,., -. ,,o .-.,,,..... 49,.
on "a at the box Office sonsay Hall go o., =, -
The for single lectures will commence on SATURDAY Nov
30 Al the Stnvay Hail. Scbrmers 7Ol Broadway and
Theater ticket Vrce. ia Br0adWay
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FURs AND SKINS,
ouo..eous,

Receipts for the week 46 bales thanst week Core
snAn Eeek last year bales Imports wees 90 bales with
~ bales Oh hops op'riei The market tnus to gain strength
BON he ana IN the country Of TIE hops bella az
&c We ne9 e9 bales At Sc s. bales % BE- and rs DO M
VIA ~ bses ans at DC Samples OF Cal fnc ard
were i6s hops here they would readily The market
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Wight & MANN.

Ii9UOLpORH BARS. LONDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
forsss, Carriages, 6arness, &r.

forsss, Carriages, 1arness, &r.
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides, and Horse Equip
4 nents generally, at M0SEhAN BROS, ia Chsmberssi
HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES, and SLEIGH
a = BELLS u large variety at
HAUMER, HAYS & Co., Y Beekman-st.
CUPERIOR STOCK of CARRIAGE HORSES.
- y. A. FlTChs Stables, l5j East IwebtS-tourtl-,t
rTHE GOODENOUGH
HORSE-SUOEING ESTABLISTIAiENT
AND
MUSEUM or EQUINE ANATOMY,
20 1888 AND 1895 BROADWAY,
supP,rry '"1'' VI '"'' j. Dun wALTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.
Ngw-YoRK. Friday, Jan. 70, 1872

In the general horse market transactions
continue 10 be restricted TO lowprced business and ght
harness horses which sell In buyers faVor'
The stock brought to the hammer at the sale heh TO-
day NJ Messrs Johnston Van TasselPs Auction Mart,
was unusually large and attracted very numerous at
tendance Inc bidding and competition being more spir-