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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
The man who cheats the printer
Out OF a single cent,
WIN never reach the heavenly land
Where old Elijah went.

A TOTAL LOss.--The STEAMER Alba
nv, which was last week snagged and
sunk in the Willamette between Peoria
and Harrisburg, has been abandoned
as a total wreck, except the machinery
which is now being taken out and car
rled off. The freight was saved. The
Albany was comparatively q new boat,
and viii be quite a loss TO the o. S. s.
COMPANY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

HoPEFUI THOUGHTS. Last week.
while at Salem, We met three of the
jolIiest Yamhillians in the world, viz:
sheriff DAILY, County Clerk Rogers,
and Treasurer Keltz; and they have
all promised to - 4s life-size agents
for the DrAocRA3 at Lafayette apd
throughout NaRhill county. The
wh,eA leads t'to fondly hope that we
may get shrt in Yanliill, and move
on the exated plane with a Woods, q
scott and 4 Duniway.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

AN Eastern exchange advertIses our
country thuswiselyl "oregon is rath-
er good place for housekeeping. Beef,
three cents; mutton, six cents pork or
veal, eight cents.n Now we send
greeting to our unsophlstocated East
ern friend and beg to inform him that
he has been most villainously imposed
upon and egregiously sniped. We
don't know OF any butcher who sells
beef for less than ten cents, and at that
price he won't insure It to give way
before a set Of jaws weaker than a pile
driver, Pork and mutton dance to
about the same tune, with a prepond-
anee in favor Of the upward beat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

AArl.BluOus AND cAlAAR1IG

E you want a Sats guvatlrs
Use them, to relieve the Stomach and
5 Bowels, and cleanse the whole All,
Snentary Canal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

A SPELL OF WEATHER.-We are
having decided spell o. weather,
whether we like it or not. On Tues
day night it began showing; showed
all night, all day Wednesday and most
of Wednesday night, consequently yes
terday morning the average depth was
about six inches. The wind has been
continually from the north and the at
mosphere growing colder and colder
until yesterday the mercury had run
down to the remarkable (for this val
ley) figure of 5degrees above zero; and
up to the hour of going to press last
night there was no sign Of moderation.
Great blocks of slush ice were running
in the Willamette past this city, and
fears are entertained that the river will
become gorged so as to endanger navi-
cation. Altogether things are deci-
dedly rough.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
( WONDER Of THE WORLOI
Look here, weary Women,
THE CLIMAX STEAM WASHER

Is tho best, cheapest and most durable ma
chineover invented, and will cost nothing 10
fnd out what II Will do. Look out for imposi.
tlons as the country ls full Of them. The CHI
max can be had by calling upon our agents, or
from W, II. McFaTlandstin.stor1,A Albany. Tho
price ofthls wonderful machine ranges from
s5,50tO $500, and worth the attention Of every
family In the State don't fail TO see II before
purchasing any other.
ELI HAZEL, General Agent for the State Of
Oregon. niStL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

BETTER Than Ever. Pomefoy's
Democrat is like old rum (though we
aren't rum'in enough to know much
about that article) and improves with
age. In addition to Bricks red-hot
"swingers" on political themes, and
his beautiful Saturday Nights" and
his glistening "Brick Dust" and-so-
forth, he commences in his first issue
in January a series Of "Pictures of
New York Life" which promises to be
one of the most interesting features of
his most interesting journal. Every
family in the land, be it abolition, Sc
cession or "coloredn-ougbt to have a
weekly decoction Of "Brickn at its
fireside.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
10 ANIERTISERS.
MI pNEHUha WnUuonINInp pIatH IIlIIHT n WIZ -
With newspapers FOR the Insertion oi anvcftA4e.
menis should send a5 cts. ~
GEO. z. RONELL \ Coz lIgLAk R0W.N.I.

for their ONE FHUNnRED PAGE r.A9frfi ihlgn.
Containing Hats OF 5000 ncwspannrs And caAf
mates, showing the cost u AdYcrdAaig
nl7Wi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
Patent applied for.)

INsTALLATIoN.-O last Saturday,
Jan. 9th, 1875, Syracuse Grange, P. of
H., met and the following officers
were installed for the ensuing year:
S. T. Jones, NJ; A. FL. Miller, o.; A.
Farlow, S.; F. NJ. Miller L.; /. Meek
er, AS; J. P. Wilson, Chap; ]. Weiss,
Treasurer; w. johnson, Sec'y; D.
Lewis, g. K; Mrs. Esther Farwell,
c.; Mrs. Nancy Weiss, p; Mrs. Nan
cy Miller, f.; Miss Emma Farwell, L,
A. s. The installation ceremony was
conducted by P. NJ, H. Farwell, assist
ed by Bro. John Hughes of Soap Creek
Grange. After the installation boun-
tiful repast was spread by the sisters of
the'Grange. Several visiting brethern
were present from Soap Creek Scio and
Chehulpum Oranges
On Saturday, Jan. 9th, the following
persons were installed as officers of
Grand Prairie Grange, No. 10, P. of
Hi. Hays, NJ. Robert Foster, O.;
j. Thompson, L.; ]. S. Froman, S.;
@. g. Burkhart, A. S.; A. A. Settle-
mier G.; S. Froman, T.; d. Rae, Sec;
J. Fl. Wallace, G. K; Mrs. o. G. Fro
man, c.; Mrs. Mary Mcconnell, tP,;
Miss Belle Fromhn, r.; Mrs. Ann
Geed, L. A. s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

nAN.tr~ r,vs istfa rs tGs
~ lAutatg y ~ ,i,u saia lsfnl ut teirf4 ~ epti1
del are hereby requested NJ come forward and
Fcttio their accounts within thirty DAYS.
Albany, OoG ~, islt-uI Wsii ftlhhe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
M,RRIAap UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

IN
vu,necunious Spooneys--An Obdurnte JUS
tice "A pluIclky lOver-Romantic Denoue-
ment. - sss.s.s34
We have just heard of the sternest
and most obdurate country Squire
extant. He lives and moves and has
his being and office in certain Pre-
cinct of this county; and last week
there appeared before him blushing
couple on matrimony intent and ask
ed him to tie the knot--the expectant
bridegroom producing the requisite
sheep skin from Col. Hill, County
Clerk. But the Squire, who says he
has been bilked several times by impe-
cunious candidates for matrimony--
asked the impatient lover to first de-
posit some metallic substance in his
palm as guaranty that the spondu-
licks would be forthcoming after the
ceremony; when, 10 and behold, the
younker confessed that he didn't haYe
blarsted red-having paid his last
ducat for the license. Mr.. Squire
without more ado, told him to go to-
work and earn the money to pay for,
the ceremony and then come back and
he would splice them! The young
man demurred, saying he didn't know
where to go for work, when the sturdy
old Squire told him he would give
him job Of cutting wood until suffi-
cient was earned for the purpose. To
this the hankering bridegroom prompt
ly agreed; sent the blushing and i'm
patient maiden back to her paternal
rooftree and Immediately set to work
in the 'Squire's forest. He split up the
butt cut of mammoth tree out of
which he earned enough to pay the
fee and buy himself new pair of
pants besides (being content with his
old hat), and now the united and hap
py couple are in the midst of their
honeymoon. So the course of true
love runs smooth, and
Now those two are man and wife,
And happy may they be;
Remembering throughout their life,
The buttcut marriage fee.
4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
BROwNsvmLr GOSSIP.
Delightful Burg and Its Improvements
-ElOurishinQ SchOOls-Odd Fellows and
Fellowesses-T WOolen Mills, etc,

| q DSsA& hAsAuh nuE& ana Ats improvements
FeiloNvesses-Fhe Woolen Mills, etc.
Editor Democrat.
This city (you are aware of course
that North Brownsville is incorporated
and entitled to the name given above)
has in the last two months made a
complete revolution in appearance.
New sidewalks, cross. walks, bridg-
es, &C., have, been completed, which
gives the city much better appear
ance. Nor is this confined alone to
North B., but extends to South B. as
well, and will enhance the value of
property at least 20 per cent,
The schools are progressing finely.
Prof J. L. Gilbert has on his roll 100
students-50 males and an equal num-
Der Of females, which is a very unusual
occurrence. Prof. W. r. Bishop is
principal of the South B. school, which
is in a flourishing condition.
On Saturday last D. M. Thompson,
Of your city, installed the following
officers Of Callapooia Lodge, No. 48,
l. Q, o. F., assisted by Jas. X. Wealth
erford and - Rogers ]. Senders, N,
G.i F. F. Croft, v. G.; w. R. Kirk,
P. S.; Jos. Senders, R. S.; M. Abrams,
Treas. After the ceremonies of install
lation all present partook Of a sumpt-
uous feast which was prepared by the
Daughters of Rebecca, Being on the
tasting committee | am prepared to
say that the ladies of Brownsville are
perfection in the culinary department..
After supper a lodge of the Degree
of Rebecca was instituted and the fol-
lowing persons were installed in their
offices: N. G., J. L. Gilbert;
v. g., Mrs. F. f. Croft; r. S., Mrs.
J. Gross; T., Mrs. M. Abrams; Con-,
Mrs, A. X. Thompson; r. & L. S.,
Mrs L. e. Caroline, Mrs G. Thompson,
Mrs w. r. Kirk and Mrs. Ann Ray.
The wooden factory is turning out a
very superior quality Of goods which
are meeting with ready sale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

SOLEMN WARNING To that fellow
who tried to cheat the DEMOCRAT es-
tablishment out Of his subscription re-
Gently, we now solemnly dedicate the
following fatal lines from one of the
old Homerlc hymns which were chant
ed at the laying Of the corner stone Of
the Egyptian Pyramids. The transla-
ton is the Same as the original text,
as handed down by our special cores
pondent on the spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
cnrrnN MAEkErS.

C,rvrer0y Nov -t oiioI quiet; Midling, loac; low
Mo-! 4c isc GuOi Ordinary, ~ IT,, net rrctlr "5J
5 riu,s, 3,lJ2 ua exports cJio'"isr' . b'I . h's
2.lYT bates -tork. 100 . "il % .,..,,,
AFnPiI-. Mo-. IL Ou"D stray: demand cd AldduL =
I.ac e cplf, 4.O3G laIos snpis, 1908 Udl 81 b.
NFgU.ii,Ns nov. IL oton steady; niGdnrC, l2tsc
Low Aiiring l2c.. ,tUOd uId.y. act f'ccipa
bale. 10. 500 bales, suck, l42,Df2 bn'ts.
CuAGlisruN, NV. H. o,tOn arm Mhiing l24c :
Tow Aiins, - &C. GO'd or ihis, II '-al -c hst To-
10 Tire Con iri LII hai"7i
stwi,t U6i bales saic., l2OJ uars STOCK 626iS DatS
sAvANN,I, NOy. ll.-ClttOH irm; Min'ng. ~ &C.; gM
Nidd!ing I2', Good Ornsy. fl % het receipts 'fbD
bales. EXPORTS o0aswse, SO, bates slr --'5 bicS s'och'
d. , i.flts.
7. Nov. li.-Couon frm'r; Miiding, l2asc Low
Midl!ng J ~; ordinary. u is, Loot r'tS. LIS
bas eAroTs cOdsn sc, j3o lars sas -1OO bales ro~'
HNiilsGnH Nov. 1l.-Cotion quiet; Mddiur. &c., Low
Nildlng ne. Or,luarl, lie. net IpS, 900
gross bales. cudstNlri 1Op HoS
46, balls: suinIeT- 80 bales sock. j,7oi DIts. 80,
PHlLApEtl'iA, nov. ll-Cotto MN; Adulng, lJ-s.'
Low Mniinc. I}c. Good Ordinary. 1850 net receipts
BsI.N So, il-Cott0n quiet; Midlling The. Low Mid
ding a . Ordinary, l2c. nee receipts bOl bales
LOUIS, IilE, Noy. il.Cutton quet' hiiting SC ,,.
ArGsrA NOy. ll-CCttCn Lrn SoOd q, mad alldhhbP:
1oi.e: low sidhng. u So. Good Ordinary, ii Sc net
r.ctIpts 81 bal. acs. OO9 ba,s. ,. ~.,o-
NDREOlK No.. Mlt ding. l2iSGGl2' c.'
MT crpts. 5l27 bales exports. co4ss"ise 24o2 "a'er
e4.s stock. -3,3 b4lrS. 90
WIiHNGlOS Nov. ll.COttOnao!lday net receipts 80
~ i9i nov iiCottoa Grm; Midlng. II roc; Low
sraldling i2Isc: toOl ordinary 49,; rectils 80
bales sinncul oG4 bales Sales oil baius SiOeA' oVo
CiScIsSArI Nov. II-Cotton Grn Middling 1850 Low
blios sliplcn;s 400 bas 4JJ bales; socS 5'1i
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LlyRRrooL Nov. ll-l230 p. m;-Coiton fro Mddas
T,nuA ... idug Orleans, Sod sales, $4,000 Dtls
nriudng 5000 ,pecuIation and cKpor % Mdn
.auds, Low N tdluls clause, snpei January an ft"ri
"a N0Ncub drivcf!, 4'lai Ie
C,ils $500 bale, wnch 800 AurrIcan. COTTON 10
arrive partially rod CelIcr go
iyRdPOoi~ NOv. Il-l:5O m.-Consos 9i'ig for mon y
the account Paris advicaS "Oo ttes at oo
80.
LyEgroOI, Nov. l-i3O m.Saios o: Mhling uplsnds
Cotton. dddli clause Febriay and March d'hrey
a OI3ttt NGGIng Orleans Los MuuiIns Clase
t.Appcd November December sai AT Oi"iod !Ard
q . - Wk
LNR,roOI. NOV. IL sop m-Oi tho sales OF Cotton TO-
Gay. ., loo bilcs AtIe American. -
LiyEErOpi. Nov. n.--~alcs Of Miidlng Upiands
Cotton, Los MGdlng clause sly December anu January
Ucr h. ~ 1tg, 10 do, March and ili d"Ntry az rs i
ELtOOl. nov. llJ D. m-Dreadstuis are "eaAer Lard
IS g cat. %,
ll.Ea,OOl, Nov ll-Evenng-sp Of TuTpontine. 26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
DoMESFIO MARKETS.

ALBANY Nov iI.-Wheat lower; sales No Amber
N,iriean Al ~ 81 No row Michigan Urea ~ ell
ri al AZ ana Old v hte state 1readWeu at
81 95 1--we quiet 9Uc. state N store at tIe
depot Corn limited salply, d Oid Mixed Western held al
a! Sars No. 1wOIoHtd SLATE at
5r sId 10000 Vest O. on pt ate terms
Mali steady saes City. made from oAf0soi Slao
Barley, B 81; aud I0OJ bus Cy male from CIV Can
ala az 81 20 higher Dut inactive slles one car 10
.cted ~ 4Cc No Mixed State at 4SC.; ear No
Western al 4se; No 9 Hixo1 Western was held at 4Uc
BAlIaUKR Nov. ll--C0ttou qaiot ana sCady Low MID
ding. l2snl3c kiouT ven quiet i0sArdst ana western
rulerunr S4deJ; kanily o. bOoff Cay Mis super
hn 81 81 other grades Unchanged Wheat d abd IN
changed Corn Southern Willie, OIL dVwlDci New
q q SnutlerD yellow, Od, fJU73c New, bOdBlc west
er, xcd lie, bid Oats Southern 9OdiSoi western
WHIT 4S0f5ni do M ed, 81 t2o Rye quet AT eooSSo
Hay dnli unchanged Provisions scarce and hrn fors
250S2i Offering. Bacon IN SuO1
duaand: Shoulders .O4d io; Clear KID Sides l4cl
Innr i541l6c. land laiet and sieady hennsl s'in
BUib s,o,ty hrm and unchanged Petroleum dulli Cfhlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
Dnslncss Chances.
ATTENTIOfM! CAPITALISTS.

TTENTION!i CAPITALISTS.
~ IEiTElsS PATENT. dated 22d september, 1863 and
ya Marcn. 1870 (sIsts ned Dy deoson Of died states
ISSUED David NJ Nr-pG Tor al
and expensive Of prtserin and Fac ing
fruits vegetables By tvs ap,irs TOMATOES D.
Ies ,s %. .u Ill tier !nslncss an inloii
irngh OF time ami transport - any pa N Iae w1iL -
90 -rtiou 10 s,ls n.r by tho tsmphy 81 tOioliltH
who used large qualities % tit preserved " ia Z
process
IN opportunity ia offered Ia one or more capitalists T.
81 2, /, sLCss, which ~ ripdhic or dio
.4r extension, and beng LOnO must prove Ncr
l,CIat.ve. -
~ ave Disposal. reasonable terms. an ID
engaged IL to pf'lecli
commerce. !r NiCa HERS 40 al ainOet hcA
halhtiuls dc uA4.D, a. l.iho iifpIl-.
nHtiN.. g Co,
BUSINESS and F..iA C AL AGE us,
..7 ljo,sdwey. .ndrr Grand HVtC
UDTEIS-Se.tra de7iGs,ie Tor parties dcsr0us
OF cnU.raIIg t,o motel guoinras- ~.
L..ui aE!. OF ca ibi1 business openings III 81
al country ~
al. 5s tClud Uuu.1.
M.HCHAsT5 AID OleIEBS. wishing additional q 1t q.
ia i con
cs Oneut.l. and irtoai2fs aro gwen To lnd nrca
ttHi tHty safl.ly tIcJ
80 CIia unless tf.4nsgc iJJs contaminated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
G.eamboais ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" -ALIEN TOWN LINE TO THE WiSr.-fsssonger
and gt station IN New York. foot O HberyBt COLnec1
o. s}OmeryIe with south Branch H. AZ Hampton Junction
Del West. H. r.; At Ph ip-bnrg with i%hgh
Susquohsnna Division aso with Ishigh valley Esf'
Central Pennsylyan.a and New. bOrk state.
FALL AKKAkGEMENr
Commencing .ov. d. lS75.-Lrave New YORK ss follows:
3Oa M NEWS TRAM for Passion. Beidert. Benieher.
BaIh Allentown. MaucD Chg K, iamaqsa TaDanehd "sss
LarIe, Pottsyile scranton. &c.
u 10 a. m.-Wsy Train for Duhelen.
7i5 m-Wly Train for Pennington and FastOn, connects
at Junction with Dell rack. ana West. H. *.
81 A m MORNING Exp Irs day except Sundsys), for
astOn. Allentown harrisburg. and the west Connects az
for Mauch Chunk, IamsIua TOwsnda, NhAesDAre,
Poi,syIe, scranton. Danv.Ile, WliisInspOrt Sc
10 m.-Nay tTa!n for SOmer, lille aDd Pennington
loo D. m.-EAPgrss for Pennington Easiop, Ailrnto~p,
Mauch Chunk ramaqus. MahanOy fty, Halleton Wilkes
barre, kra.iDg Columbia, Lancaster Elbisa. Tots he
harrisburg, &c.
Pas D. m-hAPREss Cor EastoD, Belyidere, Bath Manch
Chunk. " kos ARE, ard scranton.
80 y. NV ~ tram for Duuclrn.
4Ug D. m-Way Train for Eason. Allentown and Mauch
Chunk CONNECTS a Junction vf Del Lack and West X Il
4SD u, NV ay iran tor SOmervile ana Pennington.
800 D. m--Way tram for Duneeu.
blO m-EA ENNG EXPHRss. ia y, for EasfOn. Allentown
Mauch Chunk, MikcsblTc lO%Dla, Recalling, and III arrS
burg.
20 D. m.-Way Train for S0meryile.
- Train for ~Omcr Lie
80 - M. way Train for Duncli-n.
TOO NV ay IRA iOf SOmvIylle.
$50 D. m.--FOr Easton
$50 y. NV ~ rain for Someryille.
100 y. ni.-Mly Tram tor Duneuon.
Pr Elizabeth al 40. 3d. 49, 80, 7, 73o 745, p s45.
80. 81 1915, ll;.D a M, M, ~ J. l4J go 24J
3J. 3,s6 :. 1:tl 40. i45 .. . D. Oh j4j. g, 6l3,
90. Z. 1;5} $40. $50. $780, 1880 lli3 Up M;
H. r. BALDWIN General Passepger agent
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Factory At TftSOef for Common 10 Good 1O'a13oc for
tiooh Fancy; state Dairy AT S2al29c western ~
OOA ana 10 "a he for Fine funcy
Eggs UNCHANGED. with mOderrely active INQUIRY
Ing island JeTay at 32c; state and enlsS wanna
50dsIc 2~GSOc tho latter Tor Choice sou a.
crn 2 Choice Canada at 2Ja5Oc ana LINED at -s@%'
We N q stat. "a
RICts-A large business done at hrner prcos-6't1
20 for iar Prime Carolina 7sG1 fOr Cnnlce bab 3c
f Common Louisiana and 69167sc. for Fair to Prince ran
COON, ga &c 49,. 90 -, ~. +, H..
SiEDS-linsced sti quiet al 81 90ae' o. gold for
Calcutta Glover Seed quoted at lUsdlc sales 100 Days
sTEARiN-Market heavy at 1S',01ic. for Prime West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
Dertieirn.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tceth extracted
~ vltAo Pdl. Dr. hASBtlUck, forme-g o.erl,o-
a. o1us, t.iaAcs .rC a.t5 Ia" gas i"f tie
p5'fo-i cIircaon of i.etI nc ij Broadway. corner
~. li-st
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAU l.
- ruLI-sy Rose P.4il Pat-, Iarat.ng color su'
s.iccl. ai'i tot, o,ra tTo'y thhs hi, o''io o.
tct ur briuy, EctI aud gtturss 'r3 only 20 tc $50
lO a. llr,i.t,; mae ,iay, and uny SIJ 90 30
-.i. also, best Rubber ~es IRON 4lo 10
Cold Eatlua - A Exua'i 90. uiiloi ga
Dr =. WAIT - last Twe.iyh r. st. near Ma is"noN'
rNBE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
Il Dr. GE1. lL NtODEMANN, j52 Jdavc.. ncai "O'rsl,
are ronourco % 10 10 tho GROWING Lsnt Oi Gt Al T.
Lcsi se.a, $40 ~ so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12

LONDON ROY. HIP 80 InConsOls 0ie for m oney aud
9ias UIitoi otaes DOlus, new %, iy3S
LONDON Nov. ll-23O n.Iho rate o! discount IN tle
open for three months bills is so per cent which
IL !dl per fellow the Back ~ In gland rate.
LONDON ll-5 y. niine Bullion IN the Bank OF En
gland has decreased G52. 900 during tho post
England % liability, which LAST wceS was ~ pr
cent IL now AZ per amount Of bullion WltLdraHu
N "a If England bal tico to-day +22OOO Con
SOL money. 81 10. zoe the accp"ni % 80 49, .
IOHDON. NOV Ill m.-Pais a.VCes quote Hebtes AT
6jt. o.. q, q ~ -. -. IN
IOSpoS Nov. IL ID p m.-Sugar, % p cwt for NO IL
Butc standard, ON the spot. and ~ Tor DO. aiOat.
LONDON, NOs. ll-.ycA-I ca Oh. 10 g O"t SYiiLS
Of TuIVoItint, 2G 3G26 y Cwt
LONDON MAEKLTS-NOY IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12

stnct Gooior inaiy ~ Mid"aS oi Lee nit
'r,is, slIss yeste day after IA; NoytmOer ooO
IA &c Dec ,nber 90 l3sc Loo, l nc January, go1
- -. f01 i3c ebr aTy BOO, lSN- JvO, 10 i.S.'-
Mao. 100 il zoe April lloo lS'e Iune iSOO IA &c
-g,si 90 l4a- total r30 teo,. First call November
io9 Is bsc: CO. 1870. n DocSa6cr iH IL asc jam snn
ssiy: second cal Msron lOD Is i'sgc., total 100
,s Tirt oal-DeceInbor 200, - SEC. total. 300 bales
400 iS5,oc.. 20 10 sc, 100 l5sieci 49, Ssgc 90
Do lisa,c. ia0O t,.C; Hcoeiaber, 400 - Slec"
7oo TSsc; 500 i3 Ssc.; l. co. 10 Sgt; loo S,ec'
jSSuaiy 301 Svasc. 30. Is S,sc 23O1 Yy fceru a6
iS1,sc aaroa 100. lSNqc 90 c 200 ~ ''e,' u
$50. 500 S Lee April 100 Is SEE, JOl - .-Gi NAV,
20 -. iaS issi e. 300 Is 5ac. June, 100 il Sioc;
,o 300 Gales grand total 1850 bales EXoAa"so--oV
November fer tary cyou. - 10, .r,o ,ollov-n, were
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CORPORATION Nollces.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ PROPOSALS FOR CpAT.-Selcl Proposals WI DC
received by the above Department al 3 Unionsqui New
Nork unt nov. 10 1870 $50 a. fuf INC llveij oil
TN % III NDI.D TONS or COAL For full particulars see
Citv Record. No. 2 city Hall.
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. -
IL PROPOSALS. FOR LIGHTING The PUBLIC LANES
" tn GASsracd Proposals will received by the above
Department at square NewY ORR. until November
10 la7J O'Clock NJ Ia hs, the pubic lamps Oh te
mar &c with gas o commencing January
l. 576. For fun particulars "Cy Record" NO. Cly
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demand was light the unsettled tate OF tNe exchange
e erfr NC with trade though Liver oo was rclcrlc
nm The rcoeps al ,he ports were 2"SSJ bs'e gs Us
sr 1ne sales were 80 bales OF which - bsts 1sI
npr Including fer export 90 for SPIN ms ana % oi
stssalsion The follow tc Ofdcia puoii'4"nsi w.
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Glarble ano Slate Alanlel5.

NASONI & ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
IiO - IL West tOth s., near iIDad"ay
MOnument'. Nantes, AitarS Figures. RING, Wan'cotng
Sc Importers ana maniac uieio IA lazy oi mafDi;
WORK Of every description.
GRATIS AND TENDERS.
~ A. stnaHuiac Ir'rs 81 os a1dhaflow down Cat"s
nr t lrD wood. with our ctchMcd Il mp
ing ahd making old CRATES altered 10 Of OF hi
ALduIs sGtS logo. rcrrcrS Ahoyc tJhss @c ~
,r-e variety WAC ,.ir aIt ill sonu Tor CaaiO-ue ana
ufico lls,. Liberal altyOI., % tHo trade.
CUNONGb, NOOLLEl d Co., No. oO5 Caualst' Ne"-f Eh
MARBLE AND MARBHLlIED NJ ANIEl-S.
We New, DESIGNS. from ~ upEHrls. Aba, Monumental
fk al groatly reduced ITcts Marble Turning or e trade
H. KLABEis. I3i Eat Eighteenth ST. near Ihiria't n u
w ID. & A. :. NlCHOiS.--2JO entirely new
w designs Marble, Slate. AMI wood Mantes Mauuia;
nrors Iron Cr-stng Stahle iNur Fence Crates Meair
Vaues &c Whpesar retail send iOr catalogues ~ Huh
son 81, opposite NOrslst
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STA iFS MAIL.
NEW AND FUiI-POWERED STB' NJ SHIPS
Sailing iron, Ncw York AIU HDAlS. iUin Liverpool on
TIT. sDA ), calling II cork narbor each way.
BALTlC, SAl Ut.DAl NOV. Is, az = y. n.
BR.TANNiC, ) hTUKDAG, SOY. 20, Il a. m.
GELMANI,, SATU RDAl, nov y, at D. 10.
CELTIC, TT RDAY, Dec. !, 70 $50 IN.
AD.IAiIC. -AI UIkDAN, Dec. J a. 3 -. 10. -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIEH 62, NORTH
iiNt
nt.r steamers In tho trade uniform IN Size
,ud uls.r passed APPOINTMENT Inc rtloo, siaofoohs,
suo.iug auh l0Oms placed amdshils whcre the
motion least. aforing degree OF comfort
tiI:s.ai,oa 81 80 and SEQ. gold. Return Tickets
on favorable terms Stcerage. IS.
rats Il upward
Tor inspection 81 and other Information apply at the
r. !. COATS, Agent
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4 the BN -lso..T SCUIHEEN AlLhOAD
Fare from Sew luiS 90 IN late puid only - ..
CUnlnenc ng OC. H. I-iJ.
f. ave New.Y lIz from ritr " Rector ~
For Phal. pHl, Niueisud, and IONS RIVER 1910 q.
Philadelphia, luck rjoE. ald TOMS lIbe., ,. il.
81. ;. EDEN. General fflutge-