The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1856, Page 6

§ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Togspay, Aug. 12—6 P. M. There was avery active market at the first board today. The sales of Erie sum up about eight thou- sand shares, of Reading nearly six thousand shares, of New York Central nearly two thouaand shares, and 60 on down among the smaller stocks, There appears to be a great anxiety to realize, and the sales were in large lots. The decline was quite general, and in eome instances to eome extent. linois Central bonds fell off { per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 4; ‘Canton Company, 4; New York Central Railroad, }; Erie, 14; Reading, 1); Michigan Central, 4; Michi- gan Southern, 3; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 3; Cleve- land and Toledo, 1; Chtcago and Rock Island, #; Papama, 24. Cumberland advanced j per cent. Galepa and Chicago closed firm, without change. Clinois Central Railroad vas steady, with moderate sales. The quantity of cach stock offered to-day took ‘he shorts by surprise, but it only helped along the downward movement. it supplied the bears for the moment, but as they imm» diately deliver on their mataring contracts, it does not relieve the market in the least, but on the contrary rather de- presces prices, by forcing weak parties to take stock without being able to keep it. It is impossible to tell where the bottom of the market is just now. Of the leading railroads, there is ptovably more than doable se much stock in Wall street at this moment than at the same time last year The annexed com- parative quantities show about the amount in the market in the month of August this year and last. Aug. 1855. Aug. 1356. shares. 6,000 12,000 ‘Mich: Southern R. R. Erie Railroad,..... Cleveland and Toledo. Now York Cenual.. Chicago and Rock island —Last year at this time outsiders were disposed to buy and able to hold, and they relieved the market materially. At that tin e there was comparatively a small amount of stock in the street. The corner in Michigan Southern, in Clevelund and Toledo, and in Chicago and Rock Isiand, teuded to the concentra- tion of large lots of the stock of each company in the broker's hands, and it has no: since been distri- bated. The pressure upon the market is, therefore likely to be very great when the pinch commences. There ace no outsiders now to help the brokers carry stecks, and this, with the additional amount held on speculation, makes it a difficult matter to manage. Outside operators, who last year at this time held thousands of shares of the prominent rall- road etocks, have not now a single share. When prices touch very low points, there will undoubtedly be a moderate outside demand; but that time is a great way off. after the first Bs 33: Ses = leving Bauk..... 4 Mechanics’ Bank. 2 000, 00. oeenine. Bk.. 3, 00,000 * Union Bank... 1'500,060 Bank Bank of America, 2,000,000 Grocers’ Bank’ Sooo Phenix Bank, 1,200,000 Empire City Bank Ged City Bank..,..... 1,000,000 Nissau Bauk..., 760,000 N. River Bank. 655,000 East River Bank.. 313,918 600,000 Market Bank .., 1,009,000 600,000 St. Nichoias Bank 600,000 300,000 Shoe & Leath. Be. 801,000 1,235,000 Corn Ex Bank... 914,000 750,000 Central Bank |. (0.400 Continental Bank 1,500, 00 000 Bk. of the Gom'th "750,000 Greenwich Bank, 200,000 Oriental Banx. 80,000 leather Mapuf.Bk 600,000 Marine Buuk 600,000 Sevepth Ward Bk. 500,(00 Atlantiy Bank. 400,000 Bank of the State. 2,000,000 Knickerbock. _ 2 So0e/0CO Rank of the Caion - 632,000 Fighth Av. Bank. _ 6,000,000 Isiand City Bank. 000 366,650 N.Y. Dry Di Bk 200,000 600,000 N. ¥ Ex. Bauk., 000 1,000,000 Suffolk Bauk..... put ! 15000/000 Buli’s Head Bank 173,300 422,700 N. ¥. County Bk. 200,000 Bk ‘of the Rei. 1 1500,000 Importers’ & fra. 1,000,u00 Chatbam Bark... 000 Park seve 1,972,971 Pcopie's Bank ies Total banking capital of the city. «$54,658,239 Total deposits, according to las 1S7Lo71 Total capital and deposits. -$126,087,410 Total loans and discounts. + 112,192,322 $13,845.688 board prices found a much lowerdepth Erie sold down to 57§ per cent. It afterwards rallied, and closed at 68}. Several thousand shares changed bands at the decline, and the improvement was no- ‘thing more than a natural reaction after such a rapid falling off. At the second board stocks were freely offered at low points. Compared with prices cur- rent at the first board, Erie declined } per cent; New York Central, 4; Reading, 4; Canton Compa- oy, 4; Illinois Ceptral bonds, 3. More than two taousand bares of Erie and three thousand shares ef Reading were sold at our quotations. At the final close some stock were an eighth or so better, but more freely offered. Operators at a distance who may be disposed to take a line for a rise at cur- rent rates, would do well to pause, and think twice before they act. The money market is rapid- \y bardening. The demand tur money is daily be- coming more active, and today a commission was paid for loans. This has rot been kaown before for months, and shows that the demund is beyond the supply, Tbe Boston steamer to-morrow takes ont about $700,000 in specte, and tue California remtt- taace will not be in so as to help the bank average mach this week. The Sub-Treasnry is drawing largely. Yesterday and to-day about three-quarters of @ million was paid jn for duties, and the importa- tions continue very heavy. The shipment by the Arabia, from Boston, to-morrow, for Liverpool, and (be payments into the Sub-Treasury in the past two days, are equal in amount to the entire California cemittance now due. The banks will not, therefore be benefited in the least by the next California actival. After tie adjournment of the board, the following waies of bonds and stocks were made at auction by ‘Sumeoa Draper :— 000 Lackawanna RR & Coal Co. Int. added. 80a 8054 000 Cleveland Toledo Sinking fund. «do my 600 Chigago & Missinr ppt RR 10s. « 16 gr yd ey iack 60 eba Chie. 8t. Paol, and Fou du Lac a 1 89 40 Grocers’ Fire ins Co. 135 Toe Assistant Treasurer reports today as fol- (ows :— Paid om Treasury accoum. serecee 04,487 55 Pacelved on ao ao ‘357,104 31 Balance do do 9,605,046 43 pn be Assay Otlce « 6,583 09 Paid om Disbursing Checks + 80,848 32 The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 9th inst., were as fol- lowa:— For = hn nam Department. partmen War warrant: received aut entered ‘War repay warronts received and entered. Kater arior Sopag Rorrats received and entered. , 6.947 15 the Navy. ‘ 2,081 49 Srommsoueiacooen nonrces . 685 8S The receipts of the New York and New Haven Railread Company for the month of July were as follows: — For eugers. Frei . 75.741 77 11,000 60 Catal... Leas paid Harlem Malance. For sul, 1865 Increase, ‘The following are the aggregates of the statement of the Massachusetts banks, showing their con diition oo the 4:h inst.:— Bases oF Maercnrserrs t 185 Oy ieee 2a, Nek circulation 134 Deposits, 6,733,605 28,283,947 vrofta ow hand 2.786.919 6,623,048 1 Orand total $57,047,699 4,025,700 108,072,909 Reacur ces Noten, bills, ex.,€ee.$59,600,515 47 290,784 99,897,579 spec . 8,827,617 1,108 861 4,931,475 sal estate. 651,156 1,260 642 Grand total......9 49,016,700 108,079,899 ‘Tie above statement exhibits, upon comparison with the first day of January \ast, an in orease in the amount of capital of 255.000; of deposits, $2,553,760; of loans, $2 665,705; and of specie, $493/747; and a decrease in the item of net ciren- (ation of 6362,278. Meaara. De Coppet & Co , in their Earopean Ciren- lar, report the negotiation of an issne of #550,000 first mortgage bonds of the first section of the Bur- ington and Missoori Railroad (Jows). These bonda bear eight per cent interest, are redeemable | in 1876, and have the privilege of convertibility into the shares of the company’ until 1871. A sinking fund of two anda half per ceat annually is provided for in the mortgage deed. The cash balance in the bands of the United States Assistant Treasurer, in Boston, Aug. 9, 1866, was as follows:— Tt eocount... $5,984,498 OF Post Omee account 42,899 25 Deposivors....... 101,945 13 ‘Total... O21 82 We annex the monthly statement of the Pennay!- canis Railroad for July, in connection with the first eix months of the year. Tt will be observed that ¢! increase continues large and steady. It may reach | 1,000,000 by the end of the year:— i of road for month ending July 91. $922 ¢*2 09 last your ‘ : ‘ ‘ceiptn from Jao i, 1860, Ang. 1, 1856.9 AO 16 Same period Inst year Neat 78 71 TABPONED,.ssssveccvenve cvesves 00,281 4 The Obio acd Pennay!rania Railroad Company NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1856. earned in July $89,001 34, against $63,118 36 for the same month last year, showing an increase of $25,- 88298. The Obio «nd Indiana Railroad Company earned ip July $12,338 65, against $13,728 09 for the same month last year, showing a decrease of $1,339) 44. The receipts of the roads for August will be | given under the name of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company. ‘The quantity of timber received at Quebec, this year and the last, to the 2dof August, was as fol- ian 1855. 6,874,787 937,067 338 * 874,339 99,770 + 9.379 183,579 80,795 67,338, Freights at Quebec on the 2d inst. were quoted for, timber to Liverpool, 328.; to Newcastle, 38.; to Bristol, 32s. 6d.; for deals to Londpn, £5 15s., and to Hull, £6 17s. The annexed statement exhibita the capital of the New York city banks, August 9, 1856:— Banks. 2,050, Merchants’ Bank, ly 490,000 It appears by this that the banks have loaned with. in about fourteen million of dollars of their capital and entire deposits. This shows the extent of the expansion, and the danger of a severe contraction. The increase of banking capital is going on steadily. The Irving Bank has just added $100,000 to its capi- tal, without calling upon the public to take a dellar. ‘This bank is gradually but permanently making its way up, and increasing its capital as fast as its busi- ness actually requires. Among the larger banks there isa great desl of rivalry and competition. They are all making efforts to increase their capital, and get ahead of each other, and im the race lose sight of the caution and prudence which should charac- terize all banking operations. The following is a complete list of the banks or- ganized under the general banking law of the State of Wisconsin, and doing business on the lst day of August, 1656 Bank: 8. State of Wis... 000 Farm’e& Millers? 250,000 44, 45,000 Milwaukie. 200,000 42/845 60,000 Wis Mar Ing. Co 100,900 49,995 60,000 People’s 25,000 24,997 25,000 Commcree, 160,000 91000 14,000 ™. 50,000 25.002 30.000 22,248 25,000 82,000 $2,000 uty 60,000 64,000 Merchants’. 25,000 30,000 Racine. 49,998 | 56,000 Racine County... 68,04 75,000 Oxty of Racine... 50,600 46/283 50,000 Jcfierson Couaty Watertown . 75,000 15,000 63,000 Watertown... 100,000 60.425 63.000 Rauger State. “Janesville . 60,000 63.752 25.000 Janesville tty, 25,000 € 750 25,000 Central Wiscop'n = + 50,000 23,100 25,000 50,000 29,688 4000 5.000 48/450 51,000 34,000 85,000 40,000 + 69,000 49.496 68,000 60,000 6.003 65.000 Columbia CouniyPortage City 50,000 46,143 61,000 Fox Biv -Greea Bay.. 25,000 24,962 27,000 Northern. “ 50.00 85,145 + 87,000 Fond du Lac.... Fond dutae 60,000 24.05% $6,000 The Northwe: 60,000 49,154 61,000 Dodge County “Beaver Dam 50,000 26,748 28,000 Waukesha C'y,,Wankesha.. 50,000 59,00 58,000 25:00 25,000 27/000 25,000 24,099 27,000 a 50,000 60,000 60,000 Wolworta Cy 50,000 28,550 87,000 Monroe. 25,000 24,902 29,000 %,000 24,000 29,000 60,060 22,000 28,000 The following banks are now winding up:— * Circulation outatan Bank of the West— Specie on hand 3 3,393 irculation outstacd:og. 2,385 > Bapk— Specie on hapd Naud eeieenys deatedes Ves MT culation GutatAMdID gs... sees see vse sees | ET Osbkorh City Benk— Specie on band, a » RSS Croulation outstandioy 838 Tank Specie on band , 122 Greviation outstanding 123 The following banks are now organizing: —_ Banik ot the Capita! Macisor .. Capital .. $59,000 denk of I » 50,0 Dorthvesters | 60. Wanpon Beak . bse. Davk of Darling & Co Hudson Cay Duk The Lake Superior Journal says that a company has been organized under the provisions of the ge nerel railroad law of the State of Michigan, called the Iron Mountain and Wisconsin Railroad Com- pany, and bave filed their articles of assvciatioa ia the office of the Secretary of State :— The I ne of the reat of this comsaay extends from the present westers terminu he Iron Mewotua Company —twenty miles weet of Marquette, tn a of ruta @Atoud m Witnebsro lake by way of ndary line of Wisconsin, on from Ch micago to Mar- ntimate topogra: hh which th: road passes. mpany are— BR fay, Avetin Bort Joho Burt, Habbard Wells, ‘ Weller, and Sands G. Colo, of Marquetie; and a bile, Lewis M. Morgan, Wiliam HL Perkins, ’ George H. 3 smith, G. He Per: oO P Dewey, Sein N. Pemroy. A A. Brew eter, Aretorel ut Cham) lop, Alvan Strong, Thomas Kemp ball, JH obit, #. L. Brewster, Meury F Smith, Porter Tay lor, Robert Gelding, and Henry Fowler, of New York We recognize ateovg these names inany well known to the p ne men ef capital, enterprise and experieace; and to whom the Upper Penin is siready mach in ¢ omen!: and we ebte¢ in her onward moreh vee ation in der comt t Appl ton, Fe sad-aiu Inc, Mit The receipts of the Galena and Chicigo road for July show a gain of about twenty-one per cent on July of last year. The figures are: Freight... 121.278 $ Pasreng eeseee 4 Maile, Ke... .. eee eens 1,958 Total.... 2 9 a Increase 339,720 The Miners’ ieorna of Saturday, published in the very centre of the Schnylk col trade | “arges the presses abroad to oall the attention of | the consumers fo the state of the coal trade, if they | want to keep prices down to a moderate rate next winter. The trade fs absolutely languishing for the want of demand: notwithstanding the large def. , Ceney, everybody appears to be holding back ex: > pecting coal to be still lower—in a few weeks longer the rea! state of the trade will begin to be realized, end then there will be @ general rush—up will go the prices of both freight and tolla—and the price of | 2, goal will also go np to a corresponding rate. Those who have the means ought to lay in their stook now —they can save from 50 to 75 centa per ton in doing so, and they will also contribute towards pro- curing » greeter supply in market, and thus keep prices to a more reasonable figure in the winter, for the benefit of their more unfortunate neighbors, who from their necessities, can only purchase it to meet their immediate wants.” ‘The quantity sent by railroad last week was 46,005 13—by cana! 26,806 14—for the week, 71,812 07 tons; which is lees than the shipments the previous week, by 7,007 09, and 15,975 16 tons leas than the corres- ponding week last year. Total by railroad 1,281,- 216 09, against 1,415,740 11 toms—Do. by canal, 581,078 11, against 590,094 14 tons to same period last year. There was a loss of 15,976 16 tons last week, aud we are now satisfied that there will be no increase of coal sent to market this year from that county. The aggregate deficiency is increasing instead of diwi- nishing, and there is no corresponding increase to make it ap from other regions. The rates by the Philadelphia railroad will be ad- vanced to $2 perton on and after the lst of Sep- tember—the canal also advances the tol! oa the ist of September. The Lehigh and tho Lackawanua companies will also advance the price of coal at their sbipping points on the lst of September, so that a general advance in prices will take place then. The rates of freight from Port Richmond to the East hare also advanced. AEIEACTR a Bitvmanovs Coat Trane, 1856, Railroad and Canal. Quantity of me sent by Lego ad and canal for the week ending on Thursday evening last " aitroad. Canal. £16058 05,247 24788 05 1,60 04 Schvy lkili Raven sees 19,322 17 15! 254 00 Auburo,.,,. 601 10 $7,830.16 _ 1,708 to 46,006 13 26,806 14 46,005 18 «+ 71,812 07 Total for the week...., 1,281,616 09 691,678 11 +1,863,198 55 Totai by railroad in 1856, ‘Total by capai in 1966. ‘Total by canal and railroad. ‘Shipments to same period las Week. Bal. 69,386 11 1,416,740 11 28,401 12 690,004 14 TOM. sree cece eres ceenyereeeeBTy759 03 2,005,635 05 1,503 195 00 Decrease in 1856, 80 far,. seseeseeeee 152,740 05 Lehigh Coal Trade Jor 1856 by Canal. For the week ending on Saturday Jast:— Wek Metal. ~ Lehigh Coal ard Nav. Co. Tons. Cut, Sur mit Mines..... Bf Rom Run do, East Lehigh mines A. Lathrop’s pea coal, Spring Mountain min East Sugar Laat do. Colerair. Stafford. N. Y. Lehigh German Pa. do. South Spring Mounta! Council Ridge.. 691,892 12 Lehigh Valley RR. Week ending Saturday — 7 Wm. duines & ( 47,112 oO Rate? & Junnson 479 Packer, Carter & Co, NY. & Lebigh, James Taggart. pharpe, Leisenring & Co. German Peun. Cou! Co. 70,510 02 601,892 12 Total for the week 662,402 14 Same time last year, (Canal)...42487 14 634,731 00 Increase in 1856, £0 far... 27,671 14 ‘The decrease by Cabal is 42/838 08 *We aro pot quite certain these figures are correct. Delaware and Budwn Co.'s Coal Trade. Work. Total, For the Inst week. 20,674 205,282 To same time last ye: _-_ 273,984 pares 80 far.. lranta Goat Co Coat Trade. 26,641 For the nat wee! ‘. pame time last yoar Decrease 8 fA... secre Scranton Oval Tradefor June, Fast, towards New York Weel, do ; Total. + Union Canai Ratlroad Unicn Carat. Swatarra For last week Last year... Tucrease La 1856, 50 far. Stock 2000 Kent’y State 6s wy CON Car State 6's POs 0 bed St O's 86 1000 _ Virginia 6 93 00H Rie RR It Mig 100 90001 Cent RR B's 91% 10000 ¢o vee W135 5000 10 Fd" p 100. 20 sa Mechanics’ be ie 80 Fulton Bank.... 149 6 Bk State of NV ork 108 6 Mi tropolitanBan\ 10 “4 10 Turk ese 10 Barverees 45 0.4.4. 26 Amor. Exe, Rank is 25 Dei & Hud © Co bo 119% 40 Comb Coal Co..¢ 19 OD 229g $1 9000 ene reer 12000 Sess +000 Erle RR BAS "78 150 ehe Cumb Goai Co £60 Carton Co, 100 NY Con PR, /b00 150 Panema 160 Brie Retiread. 98 Tors, Acur#.—The market was quiet at $F 50, and pearis at $7 76 Be The market wae depressed by the ebaracter of the Arabia's news, and prices fell olf aboot Lie. per barrel, espec While good Extras were little © floted up about 6,000 a 7.000 barrels, iucindlog all kinds, ft abons the following quovtions =< Common to good State,, Common to good Mic igen ' xtrn Htate,,., eoDpmon to e od Ohio. } stra Gbto foutherm mixed to; fe. faney and extra, Canadien superfine and extra... Choice extra Georgerown, Ky tichmond Wille and St. Louis am Floxall ond Gallegom, 12110 60 @ Ww Canadian flour wae in moderate demand, with sales of 400 a 500 bbis., at the above quotations, “Southern was Without change of moment, while gales wore confined to 700 & #00 Dbis., at the above quotations Rye flour was stendy, at 62.085, Todicn corm meal wae firmiy held at $3 76; Brandywine, at $412%%, Wheat was irregular and ih most sates showed a decline of about 2o, per buebel. The market was active, however, and the trans actone embraced About 50,000 a 60,600 bushels p the ealee were Soushern hew white at $1 60 a 8! 60, | tote do. at $1.66. About 20,000 bushels Southe Fore sold at $1 80, and nome amber colvred Tounossen at %) Alot of poor Canada club sold at $118, white fo. sold at 61 COAST 62. and mixed dea $1 45. | Wost rn wae dull at $146.8 $140 for Milwauy Lo red, white Chicago epring was nominal at $' 26 a $1 5 Corn was witho t change of moment The rales em! braged about 25,000 a 80,000 bushels, including sound Western mited at Ole, & Cl igc., and distilling lots at 600., 6Te, a 686. Rye was quiet at Bic. 0 850, Outs were at 40c. a 480. fur Bate and Western. ayer tered salee embraced 700 @ 800 bags Rio at 1oxe. 4 11 jge., and 800 do. poor Poor quality at 940. « 200, {, cbcepta 1 foreign news by the Arabia had no influ- epce upon prices, the were confined t& about 400 600 bales, without change im quotations. The first bale of new crop Texas cotton, shippeddy Messrs. T. H Me Mahon & Gribert, of Galveston, and pare on the planta- tion of Col, J, Wallis, of Chappel Hill, Texas, was receiv- ed by Mosers. Nelson, Clements & ©0,, on the 9th. Frwours.—There was more grain for Liver- Past and rates were frmor, About 80, ‘@ 100,000 eae wore engaged in hulk and ships’ bags gd at 1s, 434d,,and 1,00 and @ small engagetaent was bris, flourgwere on; oS tierces, ‘and 266. this. to shi per foot measurement. Hay was unchanged, with emal! sales at 6c. @ or. Howzy.—28 tierces were sold in bond for ‘70c., cash, which was an advance. 1xon.—-Scotch pig was selling in at small way at $31 50 a $2, 6 months, Lin was quiet, at $1 12 for common and lump. Movasses was eteady, with limited sales, Nava: Stores.—The market continued firm, with an advancing tendency in pees, Spirits turpentine was sold at 44c. cash, now-beid at 45c.; and rosin at $1 65, Crude was at $3 7) w $4 asked; and at $2 26. Provisions. Pork was quiet, and sales limited inf about, 200 a S00 bbis.fm Mess at $19 B1 a $19 oon ae m6 was at $17 75.0 $18. Beef was selling chietly in bing lots, which footed xp about 160 200 bbls., including coutry prime at $T a $7 3934 for prime, and "$8 25.0 89 for country mess, and $9 764 $11 for repacked mess. Ous 1 meats were firm at 94fc. for shoulders, aud lOc. a and 20,000 Ibs. shoulders were sold, in bulk “at 8 “Lard was ‘hem, with eales of 300 bbls. at 126. e12%0, and 13c.—the Jatter for prime quality. Butter wag rather easier, while cheese was without change. Tuce.—Sales of about 160 casks were made at 33(c. a 4c. Sricrs —Sales of 11,000 mats capsta, per clipper ship Stag Hound, to arrive, were made on private terms. ‘Svoaxs.—The market was inactive, without change in prices. The sales embraced about @ 700 hhds. Guba muscovadco, chiefly in the range of 8c. @ 8%Xc. Sruuts.—In brandies there bas ee pe @ wpeculative demand, and py ices have advanced. 'e pote sales athe 80 half pipes Rochelle bragdy, at $3 25 a $3.70; 26 do, cogs do, at $4 {0m $5, 19.40 Bordeaux d6., at'$2 bL.a $9 15; gin, at $1 10; 10 puncheons Jamaica rum, at A 40. Wines ere dull, with sinall eales, Toyacco.—Kentucky rules firm, although tess doing. The Minand for seed icaf and Spanish ts active. The saler included 7@ bhds. Kentucky, at Bic. & 130.; 665 bales Havana, part for export, at 220, a Sic.; 142 cases goed at Ide @ 22%, ‘Wirsxky.—Sales of 500 bbls. were made at 06 34¢ ADVERTISEMENTS BEMEWED EVERY DAY, bd FINANCIAG, $2,000.00 388 TO LOAN, AT SIGHT. ca Juwaiar, Diawonns, °0., ‘Om WencHaNnpise, 3504 Tux Kicuest Price Pip ror Pawsanonpus’ Tic KET. AMKS B. MACDUYE, 396 Broadmay. $2.001.00 —PAWN TICKETS WANTED, AT + the Metropolitan Loan Oflice, 129 Bow ery; entrance, 236 Grand sire’ WE LOAN THE HIGHEST PRICE SV VDD roa ee caeh Bn diamonds, washes, seweiry, clothing Sry goods, silks, paintings, and every spe cies of ‘inerchandize Pawntickets bought.” Private offices for ladiog apd gentjemen favoring us wilh their patronage 412 Bro: val, HOUSTON, T. J, Mat DUFF, agents, 412 Broudway. $1,000,000 torts TOLOAN, ON WATCHES diamonds, jewelry, segars, dry goods, and ill kinds ¢f persobnl property; or bo hd sold for cash. Notes bonds, mortgages, stocks, Ac. No, 14 Nassau street, corner @f Ana, second floor, rooms Nos. an TiUMPSON &£00., $755. 00 TO LOAN—ON ey te WA’ TCHES ‘and jewelry, or bought for cash, by JOS, FAAC, 11 Chamber 76 ekreol baseinent it oflice. ‘Business prompt ‘and confidential, from 9 ull 5. N. B.—No buslaese Eragateted on Saturday TO .' 8, Lae or bought for rokers and commission merchants. OF I oe 3 pe WATCH ‘ud all kinda of rompt, at Veerase $5 5.000 72 LEXD OX BOND AND MORTGAGE Je) Ia sums to ry applicants, on first clase pro- tee real estate, this lyn. Apply toS. 8. BROAD, 13 Wall bireet secold Slory, front rooms. room e 0. 8. $10.000 cr Axtte?, 23, AMOUNT LOANED sof Good security, which shall be made per fectly satisfact faair bouts Will be given. Address bor 2515, New York Post office $9.008,71stse! spec IMPORTERS —— dealers in w: , rchandise. pi gars, Ac. —Onbh advances from §10 to $25,000, to Gea a Canis, Also bonds and mortgages negotiated or bonght. ar Nassuu street, room No. 1. . H. BARRINGER. 7.000 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS CITY STOCKS for sale, (a a handsome dividend; will be 57.0 of in amounts 0 and upwards; a first iret rate op- portunity for ena receive better interest ne; Irvestedia Tent etd Apply © HOWES & CO., nea Rasaoe 4 TO $1,000.—WANTED, A CLERK, WHO CAN joan his amployer thi this ‘amount, on good security, inn genteel busine To & suitable person a good salary will be paid. 7 at 238 Broadway, room 4. '—WANTED, ON MORTGAGE OF PROPERTY $500 in the city, worth six times the amount. A bonus i with seven per cent interest, will be givem. Address W. il., Heraid office. 334 8 BROADWAY.~MONFY ADVANCED, TO ANY smount, on diagno .. watches: Jewelry. planoa dry goods, segars, horses, s, harness, and every de scvipuon of property "We for cash. Btocka, mortgages ni Ac., uegotiated, Waiches and Jewelry for sale rooms Nos. 1 and 2, second story. NY AMOUNT OF ban soled TO LOAN ON D NDS, plate, and all valuable i peed? Sor plea Sand ee Dr, 64 for cash. Puls street, second trout room, BA. M. to oP. M. IVIDEND.—OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN LIFE Insurance Com , 16. treet, New Verk, me Ase, 2, tix per cent on the — stock of the Manhattan Life Insw rance Company has day been declared, payable at the office ofthe company on and afer the 15tb day of ‘Tbe transfer will be on oti! the ish inst. J. L. HALSRY, tecretary pro tem. OLD.—WANTED, A CAPITALIST, TO INVEST PROM $5,000 to $7,000 In a gold digging expedition, The region ie newly digcovered: the climate very healthy. | o machinery required, ‘The investment would yield immense proiits, An view would atinfy the most pardeular inquirer, Address Hargreade, Herald offlee TOTICE.—THE PAYMENT OF THE FOLLOWING AN drafts has been st And all parties are enutioned Saint negotiating then -—Angust 2 Nos, 2665 ant 2.607 dames Robb & Co. ou William Hove & Co.. to order of Madame F_ De Berra: one for $2,490, the other for $400, eo, oF door, PRICE OF THe PENNSYL VANTA COAT, COMPANY corner of Broadway and Wali street, New York, Auges pita 1456,—A_ semi-annual dividend of five per cemt on thee: of the Feaneyiv anda Coal Compan: ps. w York, on Camfer books wil Be elosed from both inelusive GkU. g' sea fo the 48th frat A. HOYT, Tréasvrer. TILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD Coy F eho Mies 73 South Fourth wtroet, Philadelphia, Ju! Hiv idend Notier— dividend of é per cont on tho pr- Sived end common vipck ine Cooe deaated Day ie ont te | of August uext, (ree from Siete ies. By order ark bad u . Mo ILHENS SY, rue, and nd vory gay; Base? ‘hoy, a8 well as the ba sudden As the owner cgatemplates, tending ‘= jtently has nofusthor use for ‘hem mable terms. ee to 8. * at mshonae, 4¢ —~4 at any reasonable Sour’ CARtiacrs FOR SALE.—POUR SECOND HAND TOP bugsies in good order, will be sold low, if sigplied for + Al@o, one light bret and one Rockawar. Reply a roadway JOUN C. HAS ————— ATTLE, AND THRER OR FOUR GOOD HORSES wanted for & ¢orser property in the city of Williams portion cay remain on mortasee if desired. Price Apply thls day. at 11S and 17 Nassau street, room first fo hndor, Fear hall rez "BAL FA < BRAUTIF ‘UL CHURSTNUT BAY HORSE, for single aud be Lota 4 wishes t¢ {the same at on he will leave soon for Bus en at HALLIG stable, 134 Clinton place, eight er 2o'ciock P. M., daily. OR BALE—ONE HANDSOME IRON GRAY HORSE, 15, hands high. 6 years old; warranted sound and kind in all hareess; very pice driving horse: price Can be seen at the corner of Fifeeuth atreet and Seventh avenue neat to the Colored ehureh. OR SALF—A VERY HANDSOME par Ac hands high, 6 years old: very «t bie harness; ig a fine enddle ho: at WALDEN'S slable, reets. Hoboken, $$$ ___ K SORREL, bh, ether in e: sound and coruer of Washing <CHRAP, A SPLENDID BAY TEX 4S high, kind in harness. sod unter sedtier gr ts of se, Can be 0 dave at Martin's led street, betw and ‘Bighth avs SOR SALE—A SORREL WORSE, SIXTEEN TANDS Fhieh ight Fears ola; sori Se SIXTEEN TAND: piensant driver and good etion; ean trot in 3's to wage ‘ Pood horse in double harness, and a good fumnily horse Wil fe told cheap, as the owner has no use for him. Price $25) Moat ai SP Wfaier wrce AA) eae OR SALE-FROM THE COCNTRY, A BRIGHT BAX mare, five years olf pony male, and very free driver iter a ed, can tro! in at mm three minutes, wil) be soid cheap, of ine, A 43 Broadway VOR GAIA PAY MATE. 164 TANTS inar kind in sil harness: ean trot vy yea's stab No.6 We L ceteadae FR SOR SALE CHFAT—ONE TWO TORSE PRAME T wengon, suitable (or mlueral waters, or for express seem, to ran Oty of town arge size and has be Honths. Inquire at JOHN L. HILL'S, 388 Westat, Kye forse FOR SALR—A FIN® STYIASH YOUNG horse, 1634 hands high. sound and kind: sold for wan Inquire at the lumber yard, 172 Monroe strect, no Montgomery ‘0 WORK IN A MILL; Mt perlectly gentle. Apply a: \ ANTED—A HORSE. be low in stainre Fen y atreet BOARDING AND LODGING. 864 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS ABOVE UNION park.—Gentiemen and their mites, or single gen- tlemen, may’ obtain er eked. Undoubted references given and required, 87 GRAND STREET.—TWo OR b bagi SINGLE kentiemen, OF A gentleman and his wi fe, ean have very pleasant rooma, seer ie 8 ‘ne faaally Whe 0 few boarders can be taken. on reasonable lerms ci ean an apply Bs saboret oe sf BOWERY, | Pd sins con STREET—T! Manbattan Fi y gpd pi MT 247 BE Bsarueror EE. F.POARD A> 130) fourd without ing per eeu Lodging sissies per week. ELM STREET, ey SEBRING. —& JEN - 214 i Hemas ap and dis wife, or a fe ngle gentle gealleme can oF Fooms Loy oat gas and Croton water ‘throngh the yoy feronges exchanged. 190 GREEN Rleecks 183 2 BAST WIIRTRENTH STREET. —HaNDSoMe apartments, furnished, with partial board, iinet clase’ between Firstand Second avenuea. Gus, bathe, ke, Basement suitable for a physician, Family Buglish, —A suoer BLOCK rns 15 t bach 9 hn 9) ‘A handsome suit of rooms, on second aleo, shisg furnis ed rooms, mgultable for lage gemiomen, inner at house first class, with modera improvements, o'clock ee moen or gentiemen and their wives; Also, & weil furrieh. K parlor; house newly furnished, ‘with’ all the modern improvements, . 118 PRINCE STREET.—A PLEASANT FRONT AND back room on second floor, with gas and bath room meatlemea let to a gentieman and wife or two siagle 107 PRINCE STREET.—A LARGE AIRY ROOM, STREET, FIRST HOUSE, ABOVE, yma to let = far or partial seole eteren hanged. BUDSON STREET, FRONTING ST. corte park.—Furnished roomsto tet, with , to. “Also, & single room. well furnished, suitable for n gentiemsn and wife, oF two single gentlemen, may be obtained by applying as above. House contains bath and gaa. 79s ae. STRERT, FOUR DOORS FROM BmOAy- .—Fo let, severa) handsomely furnished to the location {a near all the first class hotels. single ca ny “i Fy the building, of Anson House. Inquive in FRANKLIN STRRET.—A SUIT QF ROOMS, ON third floor: also, large double and single rooms for pA Atherdy all neatly ‘west of Broad Apply as above, drat house way. GQ THIED AVENUE “ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD. to id free of th oe 61 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TWO elegantly furnished pariors, on the first floor, apast house, oataiang a i the 64, WALKER STRrer, VIVE DOORS WEST OF —A quiet ‘and genteel private boarding evan” men, $4 per week. Gas use ments on the second floor of 8 private z ys roeeras len and uermen and their wit ise entlemnon es ferme Feasonsblon’ Hot, ecld aud shower bath free. @are pass the door. "Also two ladies. modern improvements, to let, with or without b —BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN > Nehameenadhie for single gentle. bp PLage, OPPOSITE THE reir teed f rooms, and single rooms, bandso furnished, with board, can ve" secured for the winter, my Teasiy appli- 4 OPPOSITE THE ig rin ob i or rooms, on first aud second floor; ‘ le Fooine to its house bandsomely and newly my Tarnished, cont con! ng al : the modern improvements, FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM ON 8&- cond floor, ith aa, keto m single gentieman, in a ity: mother fonrders, Apply at 43 Kast Thivtooath University place T OF ROOMS FOR A GENT ER an and his wife or single gentlemen; also, a oa Single gentieman, at $7 Clinton place. Dinyer si 8 o'clock. PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS ase in the meighb ‘of Union square and Four- a I ge somely furnished, to fam lies or single rye reason. ableterms, Address 0. M., Union square Poat A GEXLEMAN AND, WIFE, ALSO TWO. SINGLE Beutlemen, can be acesmmodated with fine the setond story, faa private family, in the desirable location xe Hicks street,’ four minutes’ walk ‘of Wall street and South ferries. Keferénces exchanged and terms moderate, A WIDOW LADY WOULD BE HAPPY TO ACCOMMO. date n ena and his wife or a few ber ps gentlemen With pleasant rooms, artial board, at No. street, ia, where the copuoris of a home may be enloyed, LADY AND GENTLEMAN WISH TO OBTAIN BOARD yin ‘ould be taken in uate, the indy bea bag eaek ie’ can give ian and ‘estimoniala, Address F. U-, GENTLEMAN, ‘a furnished DENROUS 0) UIET, CAN OB or unfurnished Troe OARD.—NEAT AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for s family or single persons. Location airy, Pleasant and desirable. The comforts of a bome may be Risined by epptying at 78 Fours avenue Be testa tow sng PLACE.—ONE 4 TWO FAMI-. lies and a few ee een oe a Apne na shed apartment u lesirable foonton 61 Clinton place, near Fifth avenue. ‘ changed. x ” OARD.—IWO OR 1 Ly B GENTLEMEN, ee, A gentleman and his wife, ean be accommodated with board. ~ a Th iF, family, at 201 ‘mien street. Second avenue urd OARD.—TWO FRE ACT AR LE phe ‘ oni 8 Rae ou. BE y ise Rowe u 4, te he ied per Week. Apply OARD.—A FAMILY, HAV a, 4 meen ROOM THAN required, would dis oo ons of excellent accommodations to & family; the house has improvements and a well provided table, Location high! le; accessible b; careand stages, Apply at 172 ve rps firetstreet. OARD.—THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN, AND ONF fentieman aid his wife, can be accommo ated with 4 board aud pleagant rooms, at 107 West Sixteenth street, has all the modern improvements. BoAkD aN AN ELEGANT PRIVATH RESIDENCE, AT beach; bathing house, fishing. &e ; ne good aized thmnily preferred if reference agreeable; terms Feasonable, mediately, With real hame aad res) dence, Mr 5: chatony ost office, OARN OR BOARDERS—CAN BE HAD. AND Yor dever xe i Ret and st if ¥y+ do not apply at 712 voor 4 varders have no ersona wis! yom title. Why ot aa buyer OARD IN HROOKLYN— WITH FURNISHED FRONT rooms, on the second floor: also front room on third The house is hed clings, pleasantly located about dre a heevad South ferry. Apply at 43 Congress street, three w Henry. OARD IN BROOKLYN —TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, apd ps board. by applying at Hl Nassau steee!, corner of Ja Give minutes’ walk of Pulion ferry. Terms moderat ~GENTLEMEN AND THEIT fe gentlemen, ean be accommo nai corner of Hicks and Amity om South ferry. Terms ino ] OARD, IN, BROOKLYN. ROOMS COMMUNIC ATI suiial le for a party of geptiemen, or a gentieman nished or unfurnished, if a drat class house, B ife. venient to Sou Apply at 214 Henry street, between Amit, oN ie by ae arin ne —A Favs EL tA y, residing in « jus and elegantly farnia ied within three mhawies” walk of the South ferry. wot. con h or Wall sireet ferries; dinner at 6 o clock sit be haypy to aecommodate one oe.two inmaice for ike winter Apply at 96 Congress street, within three doors of Hicks BARD, IX JERSEY CITY —LARGE, AIRY ROOME commanding a fne view of the Pay, with good board inay be obtoine? by a few single gentlemen, or gentiemen and thelr wives, by applying soon at 13 Kasex treet OARD WANTKD—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wh board for lady only. in a private family, where there gre po other boorders. House must contain bath and gas Terma wust not exceed Sa reek, Ad reas for two days stating terms and locatio F., Brondway Post o Bo WANTED—FROM SEPT. 1 TO MAY 1, BY A mily, consisting of a gettioman and wife, two young indies and two single gentiemen. Three rooms required, two Of good eize end one amall. Location not higher than Twenty. Hurdatreet. Pull partiealars required, and no attention paid to ony answer which does not state explicitly the lowest terms, Pere ranees douse will be acceptable, AddressS., box va) Fost office Bre WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A Heman and his wife, where there are no other board cation tape inthe Eighth ward: au unfurnished room ternts moderate. Address Ellwood, for three days, og fw Leulers, Broadway Post office OARD WANTED POR A YOUNG LADY AND TER her. between Howardtand Bleecker peer Bross ne bedroom, as her brother sleeps ¢ Anote terms, whieh must be moderate, directed to M. Hera! id effice, shall ve attended to. Reference given. OARDING—T0 GENTLEMEN, EW GENTLEMEN cn be secomamodaied with, well, farauised rooms and Soe Fuengerd copa, abe, Gon des te ee toe and Twenty I , do., in the house, Stoces pass the door ‘every few malntton.” OAPDING —MRS, MIX & TRIPP HAVING SRVERAL pleasont rooms now vacant, would accom mocate gentle. men and thelr ladies, or sing! e gentlemen, with board, perma nent or transient. No, 8 Broadway, opposite Bowling Green. AT 8 BLERC KER STREET— 1 the second floor, well for a family or a he third floor: the OARDING, OARDING IN JERSEY CITY, NO. 0 F —A geniieman and his lady, or two sing) STREET. I mm ind a yery desirable room, with fall or partial bose ely imme The house is replere with all th my ROOK Hehtfnlly Joented residence, 62 Remsen st yoMS, WITH ‘ained in the de where a good Dinher a Re nd bome comforts can be seoured. cos exchanged. TRY ROARD.—GOOD ACCOMMODATH: be obtained at a farm house, on Long Is! ble terma, if immediate application ts made BRUSH, No. 4 Chatham street, Distance, 2! Island Railroad. Apply Li ours by Long URNISHED ROOMS.—TWO OR THRE ORNTLEM an can obtala ¥eR, furnished rooms. in & qu et weal on down town, at 3) mreet, West of Bis payer, ILEGANT YURNISHED ROOMS.—TWO OR [=m E Seotecnen, of Bi of high reapecisbhdy may — a = ga | Me Moor at 'Snew brown sone ‘esuenee, ° Coors west sont Broseways tu Ninth street, mo boarders; private, Address 8., box 1,151 Post ollie. URNISARD ROOMS TO Ler—ro A LADY AND ork rd for the lady only, The advertiser aw: digesta i convenient Yo ars and sag, nd ing eal re RNISHED, AND UNFURNISHED) ROOMS TO LenS house, apply k aes a nets week, ou or durin, at fama kee nous Ay M rect near Beveuth avenue. ENTLEMEN WISHING VERY § SUPERIOR “ROOMR G* ‘with breakfast, in a small family, will please call at G. H, sMITf & BOYD iQREFR np a fe TO ul the mow aifante’ beardinghouses. and priva faa Boarder a i the Moardets’ Exchanges A rcaieel e Boardes i Sutiding, 46 Peeler. We charge for boarders actunily OTEL LODGINGS.—-GENTLEMEN WILL DO to remenaber that they can obtain good furnished rooms Globe Hotel, comer of Fruskfort and Wiliam streets, We BSE Rlght: or SL 60 per week, No other charges, ex- eptaiker oto. Ore PR ATE FRENCH BOARD.—A FEW SINGLE GEN- adlemen, desiring a pleasant residence, cam, be handso om very liberal terms, at 38 West Seven- “Centh atrec ‘Conth atreck, near Fifth avenue. T. JOHN'S SQUARK.—BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED for gentlemen ‘and their wives, and single gentlemen, wun x Loans overlooking the square, at 161 Eludson sirect. Din. 32 INGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRING ares R ACCOM- i) eon % ‘ashi nt nd, by @ ins go Me tr 1 ile, 13 Bi mot rade on Mr. Melville, 1; way, Batre, ot addi or Batra, ot naaressing Ez. D.M. Herald office. G en RTISER Wis! TT - Tobe te, pag te ‘WO FOOTE Om, gg FARMERS.—W ACRES OF enon GARDEN LAND, at the Ri of Hempstead, L.. I., will be share or otherwise. Good buildings, and & stream of water, gieaty tonh, 8 “Apply to J. & STOUVENEL, No. 203 Centra | EEE TEES 8 (0 GENTLEMEN.—A BEAUTIFUL SUITE OF FUR- ished apartmenis—a parior ani two bedrcoms agjo(BIng rmanently, without board, teed ieck oat, in in Highlh street, hear Bron ‘The "tours hae modern convenience. i "Address, with real name, fy Post oflice. RIVATE FAMILIES. —A YOUNG MAN DESIRES. small fur Tom, without board; will pay $100 Fear for same; location preferred west side of towa; refer- ence furnished, * Address Lamps, 259 ‘Gteenwich erect, peraes LET—10 A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AN ELE. _fantiy furnished back parlor or front chamber, with board fox the lady only. jpovir nl 253 Wooster sireet, noar Washing ton parade ground, TP TOWN BOsRDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE. men, oF wel ined ind their wives, can be accom with or with. Si teeos being eeoeas ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, HIS WHE ANB ton, two bedrooms and parlor, on second floor kitchen or “basement ‘and sleeping place for a servant, lluse furnished ; house to have them modern {ny mprovements, ‘and to be between 4ib and 14th sts., tb avenues,” Address AL. D. Post office, it with band ished or unfu' out board, ia Sixth avenue, sis. 'ANTED—BY A WIDOW WOMAN, A RESPFCTABLE female to board. Apply at 177 Twelfth street, betweea Firgt and Secoad avenues, ED—A FURNISHED ROOM, IN A PRIVATE WY ane. vests (es arcaneins wertacacia aan, White, 'Watker or Murray streets; must be near Brouawar. And not to exceed the rent of from to $ per month; break- fut and en, ic ‘convenient; Vest of references givea, Ad: dress | Hi. G., stating terms, &c., Herald ¢ office. ANTED—RY A Ach TT vg woh AN DY, TWO furnished rooms; board for the lady only. Te prefer- ence will be giventos widow, residing between Spring end | on sireets, west of Broadway, Address daross ‘Lous, Herad cflice, ‘er ee ae EMOTAL.—WYMAN & CO, MERCIIANT TAILORS, have removed to No. 630 Broadway, formerly Collamore __DRY Goons, 4 ae. JUDICIOUS TOUR HOUSEKFEPERS Are buries their Mosquito nae At 614 and 648 Broadway. N ELEGANT FRESH STOCK OF FRENCH EMBROM deries, in seta, just received. Le ssi Swi flouncings and t satan PETE ROMERYS &'C CO. 35 Broadway Awe sone T DAVIS’ May be found All desirable kinds of sesegitll ete 644 nnd 646 Brosdway, 6 i LOAKB, MANTILLAS AND TALM JACOW LANSING, 42 Sodar street, ‘ImrorteR aD ) Maworsctunes * CLOAKS, MANTTEAS, TALMAS, ETC., Acomplete assortment of goose in the above Une, tatended mak SPALL TRADE, attention =f er] ima f ay oy Of ladies’ ae dis ecamboia Acd lawn handkerchiefs, frum La. 6d. ay "eed ’ By BEEKMAN & Oaeany, 473 Broaiway. hg tN STOCK OF VALENCIENNES AND BLACK bo og a a car “ ted patterns. Rea! Valenciennes PRTRR'RONERTS & 0O., $75 Brontway. thd, PIsRArrin, DRESS GOODS, ByAct. AND Tipit opened and for sale, nt FOUNTAIN’ 41 roadway, Al thee Chinese and J articles, very rare and desi only to be found at establisumen’ OsQUITO NETS. mM” At DAVIS", way, corner of Bleecker street Meer AND CLOAER—THE SU BMUR shi IB wines ee pa, 3 Sis titete fr the Sige: = wrees, Wp mae Meet NETS At DAViS Groat emporium. ou ondway. DM A!°8 cuarcenas, set ING OFF Di rer rier Laces, gloves, ribbons, oo ee eases ned cthers, by eaten, maitloarge mes ned hora. bareges sycatina, ‘Wratten mlueeg. ure, HE BEST AND CHEAPEST Assor'ment of Mosquito nete ALDAVIS. Broadway and Bleecker strcet. RSALE BUYERS. scriber is now prepared to show a fu naw prepared to show A fuil slock of No. 361 Brovdway Manufactory No. u® ee ot set. MOSQUITO NETS Purchased of DAVTS, Are sald to be ihe bea in the elty, Hroadway, corner of Hisecker street Lis MANTLES, beams | Maxruny + hae eae Uoen tweed, And othe mnatociais, pe! By DRRKMAN & COMPANY, 13 Broxdway Pr BE Harry Pureiave s mosgutto net ALDAVIS Rrokdway aad Bleccker $ CONSTANTLY AT WORK rele grea" em po: ium With mosquito nete ROURKG DAVIS, O44 and 645 Drowtway HITE SWISS MOSLIN BASQUES BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadway Of do'ted and embroidered Suisse a, ericr shapee, ‘Which will be sold tow. cand fgobeagc y /EISKER HROTHERS, tals IMPORTER, 4 and 05 John stroet, mp have Just reveived their sew Cal! goods. eayecialy Biraw lace, French flowers and feath Rithons a0 PERSO: (Presty Pes ONY Fust received by A frosh invoice HY PASS A SLERPLESS NIGHT: When 4 mosquito net A eap MINGS OF RYRRY SIND, led wih the gammy {CONNOR coud Land tab ee mannfactory Four good “a PATENT CUS ST1ONM FOR n Ag # Or sale, Ean ay. Best and cheapest mades haw. MPROVED PILLTARD TADL RS ¢ —PA- I uted Februnry 19, 1586 warrantes ‘malhermates tz on. on sale is i GUAR PUBL ay in ll seasoms. o