The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. TavrspaY, July 31-6 P. M. ‘The stock market continues dull, but not so much depressed. Occasionally a little lite is visible in some leading stock, but it is only a temporary mat- ter, and it soon relapses again. Erie Riilroad stock has within the past day or two revived a little, and shows signs of renewed activity, but it appears to be wanting in strength. All the other railroad stocks have, once in a while, a spasmodic touch, and look for the moment as though there was goipg to be at last a strong natural movement, but after two or three efforts all is over, and prices fall back again to the starting point. At the first board to day Erie Railroad advanced } per cent; Galena and Chi- ago, i}; Cleveland and Toledo, }. Michigan South- ern Railroad declined 4 per cent; Cumberland, $; Reading and New York Central opened and closed without change, but with moderate sales. There is a strong bull party in Erie, and that appears to be the only stock on the list in which there is a party for either an inflation or depression. Large lots of Erie are held by certain brokers for a rise, and the probability is that they will get up another. move- ment. The tendency of prices to-day was upwards, and as there are more buyers than sellers, and some very heavy buyers waiting for a good opportunity to come in, the chances are decidedly in favor of higher prices at a not distant day. It is, however, possible, that in the meantime lower rates may rule. In the present state of finances it may not be con- sidered advisable to come in at prices now current, ‘and buyers may wait for a decline. After the adjournment of the Board the following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction, by A. HL Nicolay:— srgge mam Oat che hat 260" ns. Y. and New Haven R. jo, Sixth Avenue R. R x do. do, U. do. do. int. added 82 do. 69 Hanover Fire lusurance Co. do. New Amsterdam Insurance do. Equitable Fire lusurance Co ‘The long Island Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The Manhattan Company @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent. At the second board the amount of business trans- acted waa unusually limited. Michigan Southern advanced j per cent. New York Central R. R. sold at 884 per cent, dividend off. After the board, stocks generally were a little lower, but there was no stock pressing for sale. ‘The Southern Michigan Railroad Company earned about $14,000 more in the first two weeks of July this year than in the same weeks last year. The earnings of the Great Western (Canada) Railroad for the week ending July 25, were $40,688 34, against $29,887 31 for the same week last year. The total receipts from February 1, this year, were $1,375,004 81, against $973,961 44 for the same time last year. The Milwaukie American, of the 28th inst., gives the following comparative movement of wheat at that port:— 1855. 1856. Received for the week. 4,052 12,043 Shippec forjtwo weeks 11,598 151,220 Shipped for the season +. 804,127 855,543 ‘Thus, it willbe seen ‘that although one month ‘ago we were over 200,000 bushels behind last year in shipment, we still are at the present date nearly ap to last year’s figures, and shall pass them before the first of September. We have glorious news from all parts of Wisconsin regarding the great abun- dance and extraordinary excellence of the ingather- ing crops. There are no exceptions and no condi- dions—the thing is settled. The winter wheat, now nearly all secured in good condition, without a drop of rain, is both heavy and excellent. The berry is clean, clear, plump and flinty. We have never known it exceeded. Within the next two weeks the first of it will come to market, though the bulk will not begin to go forward until the first of September. The amount of tolls collected on the New York State canals for the third week in July were as fol- tows:— Third week July, 1916... $87,478 90 In 1855 . 78,886 61 BRCTOREO... 0. os ces cree cece scene es $8,192 29 The receipts | of the Morris canal for the present season, were :— Total to July 19, 1856... 130,282 $1 Week ending July 26, 1856. 11,866 80 $141,648 81 Total to July 21, 1866........ $130,847 02 Week ending July 28, 1865..... 9,204 58 $140,051 40 Increase in 1856....... oe seecessees $1,506 01 The Assistant Treasarer reports today asfolows:— Paid om treasury agcount.... $235,914 67 Received Go. Balance do. Paid for Assay Orfice.. Paid op disbursing check* The payments to-day include $17,500 on Califor. nia drafts, The receipts and disbursements of the Assistant Treasurer's office of this port, during the month of July, 1366, were as follows :— Orrice Of Tx Asmeraxt Taeagc Rin U. &., New Yore ta, July 1, 1956, by bi poontecceced $6,770,86 Receipts during the month Ox acoount of Custome........96,510.98 66 ‘ Patent fees. “ Post uttice Dep't 6,781 40 Post Office do Balance July 51, 1856. By balance, Cr., disbursing acts By receipts during the mouth.... To payments...,... By balance oe interest ‘sccouats. To paymests.. seeeee reee + cuntors in July, os, wet July, 1865... 9,346,008 42 Increase in July, 18646. 1,604,755 24 moran bullion and expense a ‘account Asmay (Mes 002,826 92 g the mouth.” 7 fine bars, do., gold and silver.1,5 ‘To payments in col and aliver....cccccee coin in hand in Assistant Trea a Office... ii 10, 4 +4 band, gna, « ce 9 laste oil 10,784,630 25 in Assay Office, wae, - - 162,490 30 By unparted bolton, ‘in Assay saan “ 14 38 Total... sees ‘ «$12,206,402 60 Statement of business at the United States Assay Office at New York, for the montb ending July 31, 1866:— ta of gold— coins Fe bullion Coed Staten bullion (including Cal. Br Mat, bars, $260,000 Foes ae of silver— Canoe me bullion (contained ch aies'6 Bullion (Lake Sa- perior)..... TT di ts, ‘able in bare. $1,286,800 Taal Sepostte, Fhe im coins... 30,000 7,300 © 1,296.990 00 140 411 71 comnage 6.998 79 Sa'ccthwatte’s London Cirenlar by the Arabia, sage: vithowgh tie pact me been « delb week on our stock x, hang:, wth a tendency to lower prices, yet where con- Cold bars etmnn) Fame uritted te Cited Sindee ‘mint, Pile. colp for o Syracuse, on Monday night, by a two-third vote passed the resolution which had been vetoed by his Honor the Mayor, granting a right of way through the city to the New York, Binghamton and Oswego Railroad. ‘The last annual report of the Norwich and Wor- cester Railroad Company shows that the receipts for Re sees eens Mey 1856, were $310,113, from the following sources, viz.:— comme 2a reeeipts -$127,334 03 Freight recei 164,974 03 Mail service, paaeene renial, Be. 17,804 92 Total ....... sseeee esses ss 8310,113 00 The expenses for the same ‘period were...... 36) Showing net receipta for the year... ...... $87,751 50 Amount of interest paid during the year. « 44,560 73 Net income for the year.... ......+.+e0+2 $43,190 77 Receipts, year ending May 31, 1856, «$310,113 00 Receipts, year ending May 31, 1855... » 304,651 73 Gain in 1856 Over 1855..........c0cseeeeee BO AOL OT This would have been considerably increased but from the suspension of business caused by the closing of the Sound for more than one mouth during the winter; the decrease in the month of February alone, as compared with the same month of 1855, being upwards of $7,000. The expenses of operating the road have not been diminished the past year, though the price of fuel has been materially lessened and a great saving made in oil. The pay roll has been increased $4,- 888 42, from the necessity of additional labor and the demand for increased wages. This, with the dis- bursements of an extraordinary character, including new ircn, has increased the expenditures $13,166 31 over that of the previous year. There have been added to the equipments during the same period new cars, the cost of which is $10,- 234 06, and motive power $7,000, and the extraor- dinary repairs of the road have amounted to $12,- 704 90. The debt of the company is...... Actual value of assets that may properly b deducted from the indebtedness... Balance of actual debt... s+ eee ee B648,969 85 The company has a further liability in bonds issued to the Norwich and New London Steamboat Company of $50,000, for which that company has given ample security, payable one half in 1857, and the balance in 1858, with semi-annual interest. The company is further liable for a debt of Wel- come Farnum for $62,000, and for which it holds an equal amount of the stock of the Providence and Worcester Railroad Company. The company has prepared, but not issued, $150,000 of seven per cent bonds, which the Board had hoped before this time to sell, and from the pro- ceeds of the same restore the earnings heretofore used in the redemption of debt and construction, and pay the scrip issued in July last for the dividend then declared; but the state of the money market has not been such as to enable them to do so. The increase of business the past year on the through trains running in connection with the steamboats between New York and Boston, and the advance in the fares and prices of freight generally, gives good hope that the company will soon m- pidly advance its net receipts to a point which will enable them to resume cash dividends on the stock. A conespondent of the Chicago Democrat fur- nishes that paper with the annexed statement of the gross earnings per mile of several prominent rail. roads in Illinois, daring the month of June, of the present and past year:— ‘The number of miles run by the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad in June, 1855, were— Main line, Chicago and Freeport... St. Charies Air-Iine, Junction to Dixon Beloit Branch, Belvidere to Beloit... ooo 12 mile per mouth. Miles run by same road in June, 1856, were:— Main line, Chicago to Freeport. ; ; St. Charles Airline, Junction wb Falton. Beloit Branch, Belvidere to Beloit... . PMR sccscsvasgstenesses .amniles, 249 Farnings in June, 1856, $212,600, or $957 43 por mile per month. Decrease in 1866, $214 08 per mile per month. The number of miles run by Chicago and Burlington Railroad line in June 1855, were—Main line, Chicago to Burlington, 210 miles, Barnings in June, 1855, were $154,377, Or say $755 13 per mie per month. Mile run by #ame road in June, 1868, were:— Main line Chicago to Burlington... . 210 miles. Northern Cross RK. R., Galesburg to Quincey -lo * Inall.. so * Farpibge in June, 1850, were $164, mile per month. Decrease in June, 1856, $704 24 yr mile per mouth. The number of miles run by the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad ia June, 1855, were Main line, picago to Rock Island 1814 miles Bureau Valley, Junction to Peoria, “ THs Tp all, ereeeseeccesss SAD be’ Earnings in June, 1866, $123,316, or $602 62 por mile ver month. me road ren same number of miles in June, 1456, and earned $142,003, or sey $645 64 per mile per thoath Increase in June, 1966, ‘ee 06 per mile per mouth Tke following figures’ of the earnings of the I)! Central Railroad in June, 1865 and 1596, carrying the comparison s step further. Central Road ran im Jane, 1%: Main line, Cairo to La Salle. Galena Branch, La Salle to Galena Chicago Branch, Chicago to Urbana... Toal!. Earnings in June, 18 F mon! Miles run by the same road in June, 1856, were as f: lows — Main line and Galens Branch... Chicago Branch, Chicago to Maltooa. , $125, 4ai, 454 m ies Ta all. . miles. Faruings in June, 1866, 06. or 8310 61 per mile per mouth. Increase in June, 1866, $188 12 per mile per month. These fects furnish abundant material for compari sons, which | leave to those who choose to make them They stow clearly, however, that the Galena and Chicago Union Ra lread is entitled to the ition of « first cles Fast and West pioneer railroad route, of which the Michigan Central, Southern Michigan, the Great West ern of Canada, the roads along the south shore of lake Erie and the New York and brie, and the Central New York, are uous examples. These roads, inc’ the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, wore first n a through the country they traverse, were built, always bave beep firtt in business and tpcome, will bold that porition as long as commerce and emigra tion pursue present course between the Fest an! West. Of the roads whove earnings per mile per month are given above, cach bas a prosperous future, and the ehare and bondholders may confidently look forwar! to the time when the earnings of each, per mile per month will approach the best prevent annual average of the Ga Jena and Chicago Union Railroad. In our advertising columns will be found the programme of the Allentown Railroad—a road which is proposed to fill the only interval now existing in an air line commanication from New York to the West. It is believed to be to New York the most important forty miles of road yet unbuilt on the map of the United States. Forty miles taken out of the Erie canal would make a hardly more impor. tant gap in our Northwestern communication than the absence of the road now projected makes in our transit to the cities of Cincinnati, St. Louis, Cleve- land, Chicago, and all their connections and depen- dencies. The Allentown Railroad built, and we shall be 128 miles*nearer to Cincinnati; 183 miles nearer to St. Louis; 72 miles nearer to Cleveland, and 72 miles nearer to Chicago than by the nearest of the routes now travelled. We shall have the means of sending a locked car, loaded with goods, direct from Jersey City to at least two points on the Missouri river, in the State of Iowa, (on the roads now in process of construction,) and to all intermediate points of importance. ‘We shail be able to send a loaded car from Jersey City direct to Baltimore without transhipment or delay. It is a road, however, that will be available atall seasona of the year, and give New York in mid winter a accessible ap avenue for her Western ‘and Sonthern trade as is now possessed by Balti- more ot Philadelphia. The enterprise is in the hands of men who will push it toa successful ter- mination at an early day, if the merchants and me- chanics of this great centre of trade will respond to NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1856. the extent of their individual interests towards the construction of this important road. We would, therefore, call their especial attention to the details of cost and probable revenue, which will be found in another column of this morning's impression. Tuvi aba, July 31, 1856. $1000 Ohio St 6’s 60. 101 = 100 ehs ErieRE. bio 81% a ees 4 O's.s4m. 93 400 de 61% -b30 93; 5000 Mo 6 860 1000 Mud R BR ‘3d m 1000 N Y&N Hbs '66 10000 L11CenRR bs.b60 1000 1000 Erie RRe bs ‘71 91 10 sbs Park Bank .. 100 124 Bank co Rights. ” ? “ $ 54 39 310 do.... 10245 9 Bank of Com,.,, 102 10 Merch Ex Bank.. 106 a (ay eory Gas Go ss 924; 7A cnt & Rock is Rk 93° a 873 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavrspay, July 1-6 P. M. ASHES were quiet, and quotations nominal. Breavetcrrs.—Flour—The market opened quite active and firm, with sales at an advance on some grades of about five aten cents per barrel, but at the close the market became less animated and prices were tame The transactions for the day footed up about 10,000 a Rea ee Ces Common $6 00 a $6 25 Common to good Sichigan . 550 a 600 eees eres . 630 a 640 Common to good Ohio. . 620 a 640 Extra Ohio,, - 665 a 7 60 Extra »-T0Oai — Southers mized to + 7% a 800 Do. fancy and extra.. - 750 a 900 Canadian superfine and extra. . 630 a 790 Choice extra Georgetown, Richmend iy Mills and St. Louis ~ 800 a 975 Haxall and Gallegos: 17 a —Included in the sales were about 600 a 700 barrels Canadian, at the above quotations. Southern four was tirmer, With sales of about 800 barrels within the range of the above prices. Corn was firm. For New Jersey $5 35 a $3 40 was demanded, and $4 for Brandywine. ¥ e flour was at $2 80 to $4 75 for fine and supertine. eat was firm for choice lots, and common to good cate of = and Canadian were from 8c. a Se. per bushel bétter. The sales embraced about 30,000 a 40,000 bushels, included in which were 4,000 new Mary- land white, at a1, 85, and 2,500 do, new Delaware white were sold by B. N. Fox, the first of the season from that State, at $185 and’ new Delaware red at $1 73 Southern white ranged from $1 80 a $1 85, and red do. at $1 700175. Prime red spring Chicago "and Wisconsin sold at $1 58 a $1 68, and Illincis red at $161, Corn was firmer, with sales of about 50,000 bushels, including ‘Weetern mixed distilling cargoes at 56c. a 58c., and sound and prime Western mixed at 63c. a 6ic. Southern yel- low was at 76c., and Per to choice white nominal at Tie. @ 86c., asked. Rye—Sales of 4,000 bushels North ern were made at $c, Outs—The market was steady at 48c. a 44c. for State, and at 45c. a 4ic. for Western. - Correr.—Sales of 2,000 mats Java were made at 14 4 1,100 bags Rio, 102sc. a 1le.; 800 do. Laguayra, and dd. St. Domingo, at private terms. Corrux —The market was dull, the sales being confined to a few bundred bales, without change of importance in rices. renin wore heavy for Liverpool: about 20,000 a 80,000 bushels grain were engaged, {n bulk ana'ships’ bags, at 5d. a 5},d., aad 5,000 6,000 bbis. flour at 1s. 6d.: cotton was at ‘4. To London, 3,000 bbls. turpentine were engaged at Js. per 259 Ibs.,and 300 a 400 bbis. oi! at 30s. Rates to the Continent were quiet and unchanged. Guxxy CLomn.—Sales of 160 bales were made at lc. Hay.—Within a cay about 2,000 a 5,000 bales have been sold, for shipment, at Sc. a 60¢. Limx.—The market was quiet and prices unchanged. Motasses.—Small sales ot Forto Rico were made at dic. Naval SioRES were steady, and without change in quo. tations. is.—Ijvseed was in good demand, with sales of 8,000 a 10, aoe ous Englisa and American, in bhds. and a S4e.; crude whale was also frm and in 200 baskets of sweet oil were sola at $3 25 pints as Beavy and lower: the sales em . incliding mesa at $19 624; a Beef continued heavy, with including country prime at $7 a 7 25 a $2 50, and 39 a $11 for re- Cut meats were quiet at Sc. for should- packed Western. ers and 10c. for bams. 50 tierces canvassed hama sold ati2‘,c. Lard sold at 12\%c. a 12Ke, and 200 tierces brown grease sold at 10c. Good fresh State butter was atise.a2lc., and Ohio 16c.ak%c. Gvod cheese was rm at Sc. a tc. SrGars.—The market continued active and at steady prices. The sales feoted up about 1.500 @ 1,600 hads Cuba muscovado at 8c.a$\c.aGc. The stock first August stands as follows.— Cuba, hhds Porto Rico. 2 New Orleans 3,520 St. Croix - Texas 603 English ‘siands. pia Total bhds 39,649 Bones. + 22,845 14,000 The following are the prices established (or their re fiued sugars by, the Messrs. Stuart:—Loaf sugar, 13c.; crushed sugar, 12%c.; growad sugar, 12\c.; circle A— crushed sugar, 129. Winsxey.—Sales of 2,000 a 2,000 barrels were made at 98¢., cas Butiness of the New York Canal Statement showing the quantity of the several articles (irat cleared om the canal, at, and the quautity left at New York during the iast week in July, 1956— MENCUANDIAE CLEARED, Champlain. 9 og 180,730 595,839 30,568 All other teettanta se Hides seve Cotton Pig iron....... abies au ai war Foreign » z wt, wom Sundries...,. BAM cccccccsscccoes ° + 12,104, Pris Champlain. Total. Flour, bbie,.... 201,800 — 208,800 Wheat, busbeis 199,709 = 199/700 COMM, GO... ccecceneeeees 208.000 ~ 1090 Parley, do.. ship etua, | bis Hams ap! bacon Hutter, do Lard, tallow and Domestic epir Boards and sean Staves, ibe .... Lemthetsc.cceeees Domestic cettcn. Merchandise at f Sundries Potatoes, . Cash receipts last week in Ju! 10,117 12 Total for the whole month of July 381 49 CHAS. J. HOLDER, Collector. eemmmeegennnenaae ADVERTISEMENTS REVEWED EVERY BAY, on 1 i | STOLEN REWARD. —LOST OR A POCK book, containing money. noes hecks (pay Ropped,) end returning ato AA. Bilin, €8 & Co., 4 Nassau siree:, he money may be ke 0 Hetisery en ). LOST, IN DIVISION STREET, NEAR . on Raiuisay night, @ fame to ‘ith f eatcace, wiltreccive the a hove rewacd ast the owner, se the watch '8 prized more ats value. No questions will be aaked. REWARD LOST, ON THE EVENING OF JULY w, 8 small diamoné pin, with a guard chain, in going from the corner of Broadway ani Reade street to the corner Or varich and Canal,or ina Sith aveane car, The above re ward will be ~~ adn person Who will return it at the Office of Lovejoy's Hotel. $10. REWARD freee, TWO BOATS, ONR ON ‘han for hts the, Umi of Jane aad ihe oer on th jweh of Jnty: with e bive stripe and black gunwalen | ew ; was wi streak, black gunwales, yellow inade were bired So pet who bave not returned 5. R Willis, EARL information | ae ed tt + witha bis bik Any person FOR SALE. A NEW, GENTBEL BRICK pouss AND + lot, well sit in Fort: near Nixth‘avenu "000, will be, woud for $6,000 and 81.000 left on mo! ee L. 1 SUL DON, 85. 85 Nassau st. $4, 5 O40 SEhENDID RESTAURANT, OYSTER AND : wi aa: down tomas pretan probably sing he largest b ‘tm the saloon line that is in ‘this for . Ite advantages are not srpamed by any similar * entafishment om this $3.400.-228 Sat wick, N. J. fitted up in the best manner, 5 gas, water, range, ac. inquire of ALt ari inquire of tine BI ', No. 6 Wall atreet, N.Y. Im- mediate posse: 3000. oe SALE, at LARGE FAMILY GROOE- last ten years by the Tiree proprietor or, ‘Situshed 4 Ys leading business thorough rare. doing & trade of about a 546000 yearly. Apply to C. $2.800.20%.8 —FOR SALE, A SMALL THREE STORY and “basement briek house, on Classon, near iKign avenue, Brooklyn, nearly new. | Payment $60 per month, until the amount over « Possession immediately, couu- OF THE MOST DESI. $2,000 is paid. RERT WELL William street, up stairs, 2.000. ~FoR Sale, AT A BARGAIN, MUST BE , the lease, stock and fixtures of & first class fit. Palare, a toa et tea ise locations. for business in this city. “The business has averaged over: $100 6 day. The reason {or selling will be made known on applica- toh to JOHN LLOYD & SONS, No. 1s Nassau street. FOR SALE, A FAST SAILING YACHT, $1,50 forty-five feet long, thirteen feet ¢ births in after cabin, two in forward, wal Foom, panties, and everything complete, fo or twenty persons: is three oe peers, old, and in on B, E. ARROSMITH, 23 Coenties slip. 11. 200. aEOk SALE, ANEW, STRONG BUILT $24, 150 tons burthen; could be ensily altered to asalling vessel. $600 cash, bi aper, real es- tate or merchandise. "Apply to. Be HO CO | 84 Nas- satt street, 1,000 Acres, Of THE FINEST YELLOW PINED imber lands, upon navigable streams, in the State of Georgia, to be gold very low; ttle indisputable. Address 8. M,, New York Post office. SOO. ~A.BARERY, USING 95 TO 40 BARRELS A +. week, will be sold ata great bargain, locati Unsurpassed in the city: lease six years, and fixt Apply to C. B. HO’ WES, $35 Broadway, room 14. (),-FOR SALE, A STOVE STORE, SITUATED IN |. one of the best business thoroughfares, and established, This is a grand chance for ry person wit captial to, engage in the above business. Apply to C. B. LOWES, 835 Broadway, room 1 (0) “FOR, SALE, A DRUG, STORE, AND PA- + tent medicine business, Jocated down town, Norih river side, close by the Erieand Hudson railroad d and steamboat landing, suitable for the wholesale and retail trade. Apply to C. B, HOWES, 835 Broadway, room 14. $600. —-FOR SALE, A GROCERY AND LIQUOR ore, with rooms suflcient for a tamily.. well established. and Going 8 prod be usiness. Rent low. cause of selling, Apply to C. B. OWES & CO. 84 Nassua stree 50. aOR SALE.A NEWS DEPOT. STATIONERY OU, and truit store. located in one of the best business ireets inthe city. The place has been established several = and cle learing $25 a week. Apply to C, B. HOHES, 335 roadway, room 14. $850. —FOR SALF, A DINING AND OYSTER SA- 1. loon, with soda water fountain attached, located in one of the best thoroughfares, near a market and ferry. The business pays $25 per week. Apply to C. B. HOWES, Broadway, room 1 $300 FEED STORE FOR SALE CHEAP, HoRsE, . wagon, harness and fixtures, doing a good bus! lease at a low rent, seventy borses ‘stabling in the ‘aL nity; also, a small safe, Gaylor’s patent, cheap. Apply at 9 West Twenty-ninth street, near Seventh avenue. $300° CASH WILL BUY AN EQUAL INTEREST IN 5 i cotabtahod cash by wg Which will yield a clear pr Broadway, room No. 4. $250. —FOR SALE, A FIV LEASE OF A desirable ‘residence a: small tenement Houses, the teneraents letting for sufficient "9 jay reat of whole property, Apply to 0. B. HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau street, $25 WILL BUY A LANDLORD AND TENANT OU ‘hoarding bouse ageney, the only one in Brooklyn, with other business connected, paying very handsomely. rere chonce fora business man. Apply io C. B. OWES & CO., #4 Nassau street. $100 —FOR SALE.—A GOOD CHANCE FOR A LADY +. or gentlemen to purchase an old established co: mission bakery confectionery and general faney store; nd: established seven years. “Apply to CB. HOWES, Ma WELL ESTABLISHED FAMILY PAPER IS OFFER e¢ for sale at a ba in, if applied for immediately. All Communications strictly confidential. Address Original, box 190 Herald office, for further particuiars. SAFE FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL, SALAMANDER ‘Wilder's patent, Herring's make, with powder proof io and cross bars, of gbout 24) tons pare Brews Price $5; cunt $060" Inguite of MCCAPFREY & WALTER, corner of Cathrine and Henry sirecta WIOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE, ON wo grea’ thoroughfares, near a market and west side of the town, with lease and moderate old cheap. B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. A RHOTOGRAPT AND, AMBROTYPE GALLERY FOR sale in Broadway —The gallery is well known, having been several yeare established: |For full particulars apply to .W. RDS, 307 Broadway. N OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE IN THE UPPER part of the city, together with a cabinet of curiosities, an old library and the files of the 1d for the last twelve years. Inquire of Or. GIBBS, 206 Delancey street, ROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE—SITUATED IN ‘Thirty sixth street, near Broadway, 2) by 50, with all the modern improvements; lot 100 feet deep. Terms of payment easy, and will be sold low to close an estate. Apply at room 19 Trinity Buildings, 111 Broadway. an FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ron pincers tA ix. a clty or vicinity, containing about 00 seres. under a big! of cultivation and valuable Improveiments For = full description, apply to WM. DUMONT, No. 4 Wail street. ‘OR SALE—A NEW SLOOP RIGGED YACHT, 30 FERT viha, bed agate, i hes Union Building, &4 Willem pi R SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED | DENTISTRY ood Coote near Broadway office ‘the butding to be Tet to tt par chaser for a term of years. Sold in consequence of leav ing the city. Adiress Bond, Heratd office. RSALE—AT A BARGAIN, THE POUR STORY Sinn het penes. and store, 127 Butlér street, Brooklyn; aoure fifteen per cent; a good ehanoe for tn ey. Also, '0 exchange for a good farm land and efty property, Apply to 0. H. PELLY TREAU, 170 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—TOGETHER OR SEPARATHLY, FIVI: very desirable three story bn , well Ideated on ringtou avenue, and on Teens aixth os a with corner house: lots. 20 feet front. Houses in fine order. E. &. KINSHIMER, $19 Fourth ave., 3to7 P.M. OR SALE—A FIRST RATE BUSINESS AND DOCTOR: kK very litte used; jt will be sold cheap. Appl Sy Bij venue, tn the eoflin store. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF STORE 6@ avenue D, consisting of confectionery, toys, &e established in 1348. Apply on the premises, OR SALE—THE ENTIRE STOCK, FIXTURRS AND good will of an old established jewelry store. located » short distance from the city. For particulars injuire of W P. SLEEK, No. 8 Liberty place. R SALE—A THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING Wh a sivam engine. heen horse power, and a ic uve rt a ‘fy ‘the loenhened lease of six lots adjomning. if requ roper'y is situa aS Ay particulars inquire ou the premises, $43 West Nineteont: street. R SALE—ONE LARGE anof wrought iron CAST TRON PAN, WITH would answer for a vacuut ameter. #4, feet deep. Apply at the New Y. Machinwey Depot, 92 Pearl street. 7 SALE—A NEW AND VALUANLE IMPROVEMEN c. %, furnace «and heat tad to economi © opparatus, patented October fuel one-half. Apply to WM. MOULTRIE, No. 0 Merchues # Exchange. OR SALE—THRRE BUILDING LOTS, WITH FRAME bullding: good location for Private residence: sitmated ty Grove stree!, between South Fourth and South Fifth sweet Jersey City. Inquire of LORIN BROOKS, 183 Fulton street: or ®5 Newark street. ID, DOWN TOWN esi reutz._ A Also, Liapensard ty See ar cipieet nena treet end mortg! oeery ro estate worth $21 ‘ioe. Apnty ane Broadway, rR LE CHRAP—A SEGAR STORE, 362 SEVENTH ET _avenue, neatly fitted up, at a low price. Fonsi SALI pCERAP-T wo Jzomrmvoots ¢ ONE USED but little; also, one set of silver mounted harness, very ; Also, second hand rockaway carria gakable for on oF (Wo horses: will be sold cheap if cal be seen at (9 Hamilton avenue, South Brooklyn, pear ear the Carry. R SALE VERY CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY tnt lizver store, In gm, ether, Bee py ato xttires new, wagon, refri Apply to PRITINER & GRAY, WO Spruce street New York, 7? * POR. BALE OR BXCHANGR—POR A DWELLING house or railroad stocks. a pew manufactarit by ar Grand street, 60 by 100 feet, with two lotw in attached a fifty horse engine, &e.. quire of A. I. GOUGH, 267 Bowery SALE OR EXCHANGR—A VALUABLE MILL PRO ve State of New York, consisting of steam saw fe., a fine investment: cheay city property. Address 8. B. en; fb one rents for $3, in <. ‘or will exehan, ne Herald office, for three days. | on RXCHANGE—A NEW is" be some hones, Hs feet PIRST CLASS y 79, to the Union squara, worth brown st rah PALMik. No. 9 Merchauts’ Exchange, H. BXCHAN LRT BAL! ravine Pont 10 LET—A SPLENDID which will wit be attended to. hy FOR SALE.—AN APL ISHED FAM. parece etek ee Rat wown, Herald Nore he FOR BALE, ASODA. ROTTEING BUSINESS, week. Also, 5 oe ie ‘44 miles ; timber cin ean! in Bi the 75 300 Hh ‘pregeryr ama COAL L LANDA arp SUBSORIBER isnd, comprising about Penns) ania, ores, uated I "h Mek er county, near the routes of Sunbury and any Valley raroud td deel niece by re ra ee te in the heart athe way alesse ar eaten an ys ne ply ‘beat coal, which can if ie, ad dense ‘densely timbered. Brice low,and terms acco . dress EK. Jones, South Third street, alae ad For Iphia. ~ TEAM BOILER FOR SALE—THIRTY.T (CHES: Ss" ‘alamete twenty-two feet long, with tro aint ‘fu wae ie famedately te at 388 Weat F mp, i appited for feat Forty: saan oP tay Elstenth avebue, of A SChwaata UPERB FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE~A HAND- some furnished four story ituated near Stuyvesant. square, and complete in every respeO First rat class stocks or railroads bonds taken in exchange, and possession ean be had Trance,” Por full particulars apply 10 ALBERT H NICO: LAY, No. 4 Broad street (tear be mae Yaad SALE, A BAKERY AND CONFKC- ‘one of the most populous and nd healthy mech pean ec itculedsony yoda mi; tie conetnney de tea at 208 Broadway, 5 room 6, \0 EXCHANGE FOR A FARM, UNIMPROVED OR Tau. proved property, in the city or vicinity, store 831 Bi way, the lease, of music, stationery and fixtures, Iso a splendid house in Seeond lace, Brooklyn, with ell modern improvements. ress JOB! DAVISON, B31 roadway, from 9 to 1 A, M-and 3104 P. M. FINANCIAL, $2.000.000 Sore oa ro Ox Mpnouanpiss, ancien a Pawnsrokens’ Tick JAMES B. MACDUFE, 395 Broadway. $1.000.500 *oi'setater, Ditwoxos to On Marncuanpise, Dav boos, £0. CentRat Loax omnes $1 000.000 —xGkEz,70 104%, o€ WaToHTES, ms’ TICKETS DWAY, NEAR ur. ‘ANAL STREET. diamonds, jewelry, dry goods, and all kinds of seemed pr roves oF ‘Pow ght and sold for cash. Notes, bon No. {02 Nassau sireet, corner of Ann, second Bi fidor, rooms Nos. 2 a &CO., brokers and commission merchants. $7 75.0 TO cee DIAMONDS, WATCH- relry and et kinds of peracos! re Haier 00 for casks Bonds a rosa at # icoudway, 0 corner, rooms, oF 430 t, room Ni 10 7°, LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES and jewelry, or bought for cash, by JOS. BS 0 FO "ei street, basement office. Business prompt and confidential, from 9 till 6. N. B.—No business Frauancted on Saturdays. 750.000 Ast, ALY ATS OX HAND TO MAKE advances. Diamonds, watches, Jewelry; silks, planos, carriages, &c., bought and soldat we'Hloward oan ‘and estate agency ollice, 41 Howard si GEO. HAPILARL, Manager. 200.000 72 LoANTOX PERSONAL PROPER. ty, in large and small sums, ‘at Aeremt. Bondy and mortgages bought and soldat wp Dk BARE'S, 564 Bowery. N. B.—Business prompt and con- fidential—separate Tovins for the purpose. 5. 000% TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE— in sums to suit applicants, on first class pro- luctive renl estate, In this city or Brooklyn. Apply to8. 8. BROAD, No. 15 Wall sireet, second story, front rooms. $15,000 70 eOAX: OX EVERY, OR ANY, DES- cription of therchandise, diamonds and silver plated ware preferred on reasonable terins. Apply to CRISTALAK, auctioweer and commission merchant, No. Bowery. 5.000 WANTED PBMMEDIATELY, FOR 9 Days for which I will pay $2), and will secure the ove with Broadway property worth three times the amount. ‘An interview may be had at Jobn Clarke's, 48 Warren sireat. $3,000 12.25.20, WANTED FOR THREE YRARS— secured by bond and mortgage on real esta‘ Worth four times the sum required. The interest at seven per Gent. A brokerage equal to twenty per cent will be paid, Address box 1,582 Post oflice. 33.4 BROADWAY MONEY ADVANCED. TO ANY amount, on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pianos, dry goods, segars, horses, carriages, harness, and every de- scription of property: or bought for cash. "Blocks, mortgages, &c., negot ‘aiches and jewelry for sale. FE. THAYER, rooins Nos 1 and 2, second story. S1OO B.aANTED, BY A LADY, RESIDING IN Brooklyn, near two of the principal ferries, for Which board and fine rooms will be given to one or two per song at.a very moderate price. Good securiiy given. Address L. A. Herald oftice. NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, plate, watches, jewelry and all valuable personal seca rities and merchonties, or bought for a R. 5 WOOD, 6 to5 P.M. Fulton street, second “loor, front room, 8 A 81 LE LADY WOULD LIKE TO BORROW ONE hundred dollars, for which good security will be given Kéarees Kate, Broadway Post olliee. HE ALLENTOWN RAILROAD COMPANY, HAVING ompicted their Organizaiion b” the election of the follow pe Board of Directorss viz— - A Sanford, NewYork. J. . Davia, F. John ©. Sargent,“ ainuel J. Beals, ©. HB O. DeForest’ Grani Have opened their books for subsctiption to their capital stock, at the office of Samuel J. Beals, Esy., 19 William street, New York. The company respectfully request your examina: tion of the circular statement which follows, and which has been prepared with the assistance of Mr. Ellwood Morris, chiet engineer to the company.{This statement, with the accompany ing map, will, ata glance, show the vast_importanc proposed work to the merchants of New York aaa euring speedy and ceflain transmission, of merchandise be- tween their city and the great interior of the country. New York, July 1, 1866. The Allentown Railroad forms the only unfinished link in the direct east and west railroad route across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kc. to which the le of New York and of the West have long been looking anviety: the town of Allentown, upon the Lehigh V. = Vt, burn, the eas! and Susquehani caten there id of Sehuy! Nill county, Pa., and at Dauphin with the Fennsylvauia Rail The. distance is 8824 miles. The grades, coming towards New York, will not exceed twelve feet to the mile, ‘This route completes the connection between the raronds now in operation from the city of New York and the Pear Bergh cquvnenset siitetdarg ava She uphin, eight miles north of Harrisbui ay 0 st onbeetions ot i byt ~ enterprise. The legisia tion is all complete, the Une been cartiuly aurveyes and courntely located, and nothing now remains to prevent the ia'> commencement of imm Mo constrwot this Faliroed, With '& will cost $1,100,000, exclusive of the right of. way (a large por tion of which will be taken in stock) and of the equipment, It forme, with iis conneetions, the most direct railroad route that can ever be obiained between the city of New York and principal commercial emporia of the Western States, wok charter toa any other, and a cheaper line of trauspor across & country but little’ obstructed by the winter snows that embarrass ¢o much our Northern lines. ‘This route commences at New York with the Central Rai! road of New Jersey, crosses the Delaware river by a #1 xantial bridge near Kasion, Pennayisania, and has an wnt form guage (4 feet 8g inched) from New York harbor 10. ue ety of, Ptabut tion on the Obio river. ‘A Pittsburg the Pensylvania allroad (which forms wt ia: rerant mart of this rowte) connects with the Plusburg ant hicago and its great net work of FI and also, the Steubenville line, which forma part of the shortes: route to Cincinnati, At Mairsville, fifty miles east of Pittshurg, we unite with the Northwestern Kailfoad, which earries the common gua’ #46 Inches, by & very direct line to Cleve the Toledo jine, the Southern Michigaa, iiroad, 4c, ‘Vhis re the Raster nbrok isaisippt river ne, Galena, wad by ral apoint high up the Missourl, Butterworth, New York Gebbard, William 8. Wetmore ©, Danforth, Paterson, deegd D Dilleager, P: work. single track and sidings ds now under cones near the border of Kansas Territory. The consurnetion of the Allentown Railroad will open to trade of New York city the means of sending * from Jer loaded goods dir point in the States of ana, I We antage of sending goods at once from the cliy of New York, ima locked ear, without transhipment or delay, to almost any point in the western country, needs only to be ied to be appreciated by all business inen; and the initia tion of this new aysiem of goods traille reyuires only the con struction of our unfinished link of 38)4 miles of railroad to bring \t inte action In two years’ time. ‘Our railroad also runs through the richest celebrated iron ore deposits of Lehigh county, from which, at the cea of the largest clags, are supplied. Ii penetrates, almost centrally, the rich and populous —, 8 — in the Bate of Pennsylvania; p five flourishing towns or villages, and conue at omer ‘he townot Pottaville, the centre of the anthracite trade, with the etty of New y aline of only 140 mil yz, and secures from that region, within a five hours’ trip, a large and valuable. travel. witch, by the ope route, re qulres eleven hours’ time. in fact, the Allentown Railroad not only promises to ald greaily inthe he tranemission of goods from and to Now York, and to frciltaie the western travel ofthat city, butt also within itself, uncsampled resources for a beavy local bnainees. It furnishes, too, the onig route by which the city of New + York enn be supplied at gi seasons of the the rod ash anhraciie coal, 20 HMM approved for Jomestic use, and which is only to be in quantity in the Pottsville coal region Finaity, ay be mated that the combined tine, opened to the Peity of York by the Allentown Railroad will be shorter than travelled router, ag follows — To Cinetnnatl, 196 miles shorter than via New York Central Rabroad. To &t. Louis, 187 be @ To Cleveland, 76 ; ‘ , To Cineinnatl, 128 miles shorter than via New York and Erie ailroad. : Tort, Lowa, 188 : ; To Cleveland, 73 - 'o € in fact, forms the shortest pra loablea railway points of the Western country, ng will be reference (0 @ map of the United States. ‘an estimate of the probable annual business. “rimare OF RRVENTR. ion of the clearly seen, more ele , ‘We now annex Estimate of the probable annual revenue to be derived from the Auburn, Clinton and Allentown Raliroad, when Sons completed and properly cquipped, to wit righ, 200,000 at two conte s mile, say 75 cence Pee oa tarce conte a mile, mty 80 conte ONT FREIGHT ‘Throngh, 100,000 tons at, say $10 Way, 10,000 tone at, say 70 cents ‘y 00 ton, ax erraty PARC ail € tone, [ean eo MTimes alate, £c-, 60,000 tots, at ba ‘cena: 300) ‘ron oF, 280,000 ton’, at #) cents Sl somos ail and on bo 3 T0008 w ate ue BW) per cent on an investm Probable cost when fully eq utp or, rata share of the heavy rolling the conl trade ing, and it ‘may be truly ie already extating. "and =) nd In fact awaiting pletion of oar Ii raf mange a ame coe ers of New work we oannot adting, & coal trade of 1,100,000 tone per ever we are realy to gend our locomotives FINANCIAL, saps eecneettanamtemrnt i ane v7 P)IVIDEND—BANK OF THE MANHATTAN COMPA. y.—The President and directors of pany bbve tis day declared a sem-astlanl di “ivenda ive poe saute rable to the stockholders on and after Sa ry ORKISON, Conkle *ONkw Yous, July 31, 1856. FEATHER ANTE ACTUR ERS | BANK—NEW YORK, dividend cent on the ital sock ail be paid to the ocnallocs oh oat afler ra e Istday of August. The transfer books will be closed wa- Beh diy, By ander of jhe Boards. scix, Cashin, Mast FIRE PIE RA NOR gs any Lg! of YORK, of Directors have thi prety July 1, 1866.—The \is day de- Saeed 8 aaa annual dividend often er enut, pagar fableon de- ER T. I, Sec'y. ONEY TO LOAN—ON WATCHES, JEWELRY, RE- Yalvers segars, dry goods, clothing. pianos, or bought for cash. 1s Uckéts "bor on al Bids oF of fair prices, ato. 6 City ee N. THOMPSON, Ore OF THE NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOO Company, July 22, 1866. directors of company ‘dividend of four (4) ceat, a igo ie ra dn apa nese "the traustoe Wy, V. MASON, Secretary, JFFICE OF THE TIRED HAUTE AND ALTON PAn. Onze OP THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM- Sixth avenue and roe fourth street, July L4, —The dir ‘ectora of the company have declared # dividend of five per cent, out of the carnings of the road for the current gs h payable at the office of the treasurer, Godtrey Coanhler,) at the People’s Bank, on the Ist day ot ed ty of te na eer, ae transfer the ath inst to T, BAILEX MYERS secretary. HILADELPHIA AND READ Hany fice 3 Bouth Pour ares, Phisdeiphs Tal 3. totk ot om sry willbe closed on tee ol i cl be reopened on the diay ot Suu pes "Holders of cortiae = Fr pant meek ‘Will bé clos: have bee transferred prior to the 26th inst. B order of the board, W. Hl. HENNEY, Secretary. LAD ELE TTA, AND Pe fia RAILROAD COM ti Office 73 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, July 2, 1586-1 fividend Notice—A dividend of per ceat dn th p re ferred and common stock has besa a declare, },peyenle ‘on the es ce August next, free from St Be, rie, of the W. McILHENNE Secretary. RORIA AND BUREAN VALLEY RAILROAD COM- any.—A dividend of four per cent on the capital stock of this company n declared, payable on the {ith day of August at the office of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company, No. 13 William sireet,, The transfer books will be eth thin cou sons 7 "will be. pail on the tat August at the Cora au on presentation of the coupoes. W. DURANT, Treasurer, __ HORSES, CA scien sO. EAST HORSE FOR SALE—A PACER, 15% HANDS E phigh, very fast, seven years old, kind, sound and. well in every respect; troté scme in harness, first rate under ing to leave the city first ‘s stable, Montgomers inquire at 27 Cortlandt: medilo; dark sorrel eolor: owner of next week. To be seen at street, Jersey City, near the ferry; street, N.Y. OR SALE—A SPLENDID BLACK MARE, NINE yeare old, fifteen hands three inches high; can trot in 2:50; is one of the at 238 Bleecke! OR BALE—A PAST TROTTING PONY HORSE, SIX years old, warranted sound and kind, at 362 Sevents avenue. OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE, SIX YEARS s high; warranted sound and kind; @ good and myiish driver Just from the country: sold for want of use. ‘Apply at 163 Washington street, 1, New York. OR SALE—A BOSTON CHAISE, NEARLY NEW; A two seat business wagon. without op; two top buggies ind one buggy without top. Will be sold cheap. Apply at ‘West Twenty third street, in the smith shop. OR SALE—CHEAP, A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, 15 high, six years old; warranted sound and ict and can rota tulle, in'een ibaa ree mintien, Also, 8 bay horse, 143g bands high, that can trot a mile, to a road wagoa, in Jess than two minutes and fifty seconds. Apply at No. 485 Pearl street. OR BALE—A DARE IROK GRAY ARM, N, tb, perfectly sound, and kind in si ie Karnore apd tndee the noatio, bx Fears old, and avery fast animal. 4 three-quarter, two hundred pound wagon, im good order. ‘The above will’ be sold cheap, as the owner: Wishes to leave town. Apply fer three days at THOMPSON'S} stables, in Thirteenth street, near Third avenue. OR SALE.—A HORSE, BOSTON GIG, AND SET OF harness; will be sold together or separately, cheap for Inquire at Toner’s livery siable, 19 Monroe street, nea: ine, cash. Call OR SALE—ONE BAY HORSE, WARRANTED SOUND and kind. Price $90. One two 8 rate order. Price $100. Also one second hand $W. Apply to KE. VAN RANST, 34 and 46 Canal street. ORSES FOR SALE.—A STOUT BUILT BAY MARE, U5 hand high, 7 years old, parte ly geatle, and can tre yery fart. Also & gray mare, 6 years old, an excelient fam fly horse. Both warranted all right. Apply at 105 Mulber: sireet. EATHER TOP BUGGY WAGON AND TWO ROOKA ways for sale, to pay advances. They are ail warranted brat rate in make, materials and style, and will be sold ver cheap, Apply to HENRY HILLS, 163 Crosby street, PLENDID BRIGHT BAY MORSE FOR SaLR—ty So teen hands high, pony built, long tail, old, and warranted sound and kind, and’of faultless ane ‘aa forin, and suited for @ gentieman, at HENRY LLL Crosby street. ____WATCHES, JEWELRY, we, TATCHES.—FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. The largest and most splendid assortment of watches the city la to be found at the subscriber's. He has been business wm Wall street for the last 18 poo 1a set deseriptions of gold and alver | w ware at much less han the Prices. Beautitel gold Iept pine wa wancbee er Sheree full Jewelled - "8 sJoweiled matent to Fine Gold and Splendid gold po ld indepen M. J. Tobi ‘ and ail other odlebrated eaters, for sale very iow, arranted to Keep a wi erelry exeengen Welehee se repaired int ext manner, aud at much lows ity ‘Until prices. (dood sent O1all paris of the United States and free RGEC. ALLEN, importer of watehes and jewel wholesale and retail, No. 11 Wall street, second floor, Broadway. BILLIARDS. \EARY'S FULTON BILLIARD SALOON AND WAR room, open for amusement and for the sale of tables, everything in the billiard line—a fine room, doing « good b hess for sale. For particulars inguire of MICHAEL GEAR 122 Fulton street. MISCELLANEOUS. AXE EFFICACIOU RE FOR CORNS BUNTON ities, nails growing into the flesh, a1 sore, 01 the ‘net by new and peculiar method, wihout Cting, \ 3 Condu Kann by the Emperor of Wvrenoe sat ‘i and i borelock, Fifth and sixth wennee. IRS OF TESTIMONIALS. (From his Imperial Majesty, — Mt, ioe cors aveo_une extred Lovts Napoukow BONAPARTE, (From James Laker, Esq.) T certify that Dr. Levi has eured me some months ago of eral troublesome bunions, without the least pain, and whi} have ’annoyed me for many years. I waik at present Pmperor reat comiyrt, and cheerfully ri Levi to riends and ublic, Jaurs Baer, "Naw Fone, larch 94, 1886. 2 From H. J. Peltua, Req.) Uasoliciied by Mr Levit = lnave to testify to his fol skill in having perfectly do lary "panto of 1 standing, without eausin, ILADELPHIA, July to 5 tho yt, Pomraton among whch neve] mn (a rh wih s call as in oboe, 51 West Eleventh : enh tena tn Tag sinh sven as York. 'N. By—No profesaioual ronnection with any person. ‘most beautiful in. e street. F YOU ARE BALD, \ND- WISH A GOOD HEAD, hair, eyebrows, mousiache or whisk or to ehange white or gray hair to Ite original color or mt brownor Black, Inclose four, stamps te Prot ira fow York Post ollics, and receive hia walnable ing Tull fastructions to scccmmpiinh thees objects. TO GENTLEMEN ORDERIN' Low TM FF carts x Otmbrete furnishes the mos, ein ail,persons an order for ® re acini re ert | convenient card case aaa hol yraver and stawionery Sat Droad wa Wit mark aah HANTS A Pi Miesioee wilh nd into helt wt to call at 41 How: there. a + conan supply rebar og cree Zs Tene r atte +. co oars cemmon ou PARTON 4 00,, No.8 oa PUBLISHE! ac — SURSCRIB re TaN unde rata ple medion book paper, very good, Fa Mery. low, for ca ‘oash or th approted pap se et eno best family horses in the country. Can be scea_