The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Waoxssae, Sept 26—6 P.M. WiTMe stock market opened puoyant to-day, but ‘ell off @lighly before the close of the cail at the Grats board As compared with the quotations at the early sessi DB. ‘of the Stock Exchange yesterday, New York Centrat Sdvanced 154 per cet, Erie Railway 2%, Budsoo River 1, Reading §, Michigen Contral 3)4, Micbi- ea Boutbero 2%, [llinow Central 4, Cleveland and Piltsurg 1%, Cxloago and Rock Island 2X, Pitts- Darg and Fort Wayne 44, Alton and Terre Haute 2, Chicago end Northwestern 2, Cumberland Coal 1, Qaloksilver Afiuing 3, Martpoga 1, Delaware an Hudson Canal 5, and Ohio and Mississippi certificates 234. Milwaukee and Prairie Gu Chien Katiroad and Cantor Company were without variation, Stocks clised weak at the second board; but aferwanis, at the open beard and on the street, there was a Dotter feeling, New York Contral gold at 116, Erie 953¢, Hudson River 1103¢, Read. img 121%, Michigan Central 12634, Michigan Southern T4S, Uinois Central 120%{, Cleveland and Pittsburg 107%, Chicago and Northwestern 46, and the preferred 90, Chicago and Rock Isiand 974%, Milwaukee and Prairie @u Chien 61, Pittaburg sad Fort Wayne 100%, Aiton and Terre Haute preferred 65, Quicksilver Mining 75, Cumber- iand Coal 6034, Canton Company 20%, and Obio and Mis- ‘etss\ppi coruincates 385. ‘The bighest cash prices of the leading railroad aod miscellaneous shares, with the premium on gold at the firet eeasion of the Board of Brokers to-day, compare with the quotations of Wednesday of last week as fol- lowa:— . 21. Sept. 28 + aK 2025¢ American + 90 88 Atlantic Mai! Company. + 190 185 Cleveland snd Pittsburg Rallroad...... 14184 108% Cleveland and Toledo ..silroad, «1m 110 ‘Ohioago and Reek islond Ratirosd..... 1063¢ 98% Chicago and Northwestern Railroad... 51, a Oumberiand Oval Corapany: 60x | Central Coal Company . 60 Canton Company .. 3046 | Delaware ana Hudsou Canal Com 175 Bete Raitroad.. 97% | Erie pr 1025 | Hadeon River Raliroa Tp Ilinole Centra! Raiiroai 123 Michigan Central Railroad... wT Bichigau Southern Raiirond 1b Milwaukee anz Prairie du Chien RR. 61 Maripoea Mining Compacy 4044 New York Central Railroad. ik Ohio and Misissippi certificates. 40% Pacific Mail Company. 280 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago RR, 10134 Qwcksliver Miniog Company. 81 joading Railroad,..... 123 Governmont securities att noon to day were quoted xg follows. — Coupon sixes of 1981 Roglatered sixes of 1 Coupon five twenties, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1864. 1 to Beptomber 17, to 1863 and 1864, varied very Lage tbe follow ing statement will show :— = bad York, gaitons 23 16 46 From Pi : 1 From Balkienare 729,702 47,814 | From Portland 288,567 6,326 Total export from U. Btates...21,880,181 22,546,997 From ai! wo can learn there are at loast one hundred aud oinety ol! companies pow orgauized, repre. j senting @ nominal caytial \ sbout @ bundrod millions of dollors; and wt fudieputadie that | the creat Snjaemy'/ef Stag) were "ertginated. ‘ty par. ties whe expected to sell out their interest as soon aa the stock atiained a market value, Many of them are tadecd deliberate attempts to defraud, and the land eet down im their specifications is entirely unproductive of cil, The mapie, we perceive, has extended to Wostern Virginia; and we hear tal of @ petroleum exchange to ‘be opened in this city im a very sbort time, Less than 8 week ago it was reported that a. single sale of twenty thousand sbares in « single company, the par value being twenty dollars, had taken place withia @ moderate ra- divs of Wall atreet, We shail before long probably hear of 4 collapse of this new bubble. Noome can deny the great value of productive oli wells; but there is « reason i Able limit to evervtomng, and there is no suffictent reason fer property (bat could have been bought for a few hua- dred dollars a couple’ of years ago selling for as many milifons now, “ ‘The money market is easy, on wide margins and fimst class collaterals, at seven por cent on call; but the tndis- position to discount commercial paper contieues. The rate varies (rom nine 4 fifteen per coat for good names, Foreign exchange has been less active to day, owing to | buyers bolding off in anticipation ofa further decliue in gold. Bankers’ bills on Londva are quoted at 109 a 1095, and merchants’ at one per ceat less, Francs rane from 5.09 to 5.18, Un the 18th inst. tbe rebel loan was quoted In Lor. Con at S2 a 83, notwithstanding the fact was generally kvow® that one million ve bundred thousand dollars of | ponds bad been recently added tv the original amount by | the rebel financial agent in that city. There are two causes which contribute to enhance the value of rebel j securities in Europe, One ws the facility with which cotton is taken (rom Texas across the Rio Grande into | Mexico, aud shipped from Matamovos to foreign ports, gud the ether is the recemt announcement that no more | cotton will be sent from the Southera States except for tbe payment of the boads for which it 13 plodged There is probably wo truth in thie report, It wes started by the rebel agent in England for the purpose of putting up the price of the Joan, In order that he might realize largely on further clandestine issues of bonds, It it wero true that such was the infention of the so-called Coufederate govern- ment, the five bundred million loan authorized by the Jast session of the Richmond Congress would be of no account alter the fact became known, because the bonds of that loan are mait aged upon the export daties of Coupon ten-iorties.. Sixes of 1867 One year certificates State stocks were registered at the following prices:— | Misasourio’s.. +65 North Carolina 6 | 159 California 7's ‘The gold market was irrogular and excited to-day, as ¢he-rapid variations from bour to hour clearly indicated. The opening price was 204, followed by a decline of one Der cect and an advance \o 20434, at which it stood at twenty minutes past eleven A.M. A rumor was thon put te clroulation to the effect that Petersburg was being evacuated, which, assisied by areport that one of the heavy “short” sellers on option hed given notice | Of delivery to-morrow, co.trivuied to weaken the market, and by forty aiinutes past one P. bt the price had doclined to 195, {rem which, however, there wasa nearly ateady rise to 205, which was tho quotation at ten | minutes to ve P, M. The stock market and transactions on the Produce Exchango sympathized with both the rise and fall of gold, each experiencing a decided improvemeu: upon yesterday’s quotations in the morning, which was Partially host a(terwards, In both the gold and stock markets there is a large short {nterest outstanding, and this will expose them to spas- ‘modic action for some daystocome. Investors and outside ‘Speculators for a rise, as well ag ‘‘bears,”’ to cover shorts, were buyers on the Stock Exchange yesterday and te- day, and these gave baoyancy to the market for a time; ‘but such an active sympathy has been established be- tween gold and stocks since the beavy {all in the ‘ormer get in that the iatter are dependent to a gyeat ox- tent apon the course of the other. The market for general merchandise, too, we are glad to find, is still stagnant and drooping. The sales of coal by auction to-day showed a fall since July of three dollars a ton, and lower prices are certain to follow this in the wholesale market; but, according to the invariable rule, retsil dealers will be the last to give the people the benefit of the cheapening of this necessary article. The public, neverthe- less, Dave the remedy, to some extent, m their own bands, by abstaining from purcbasesgas long ae (bey cav, and, when necessity compels them tobuy, by buying only just sufficient to meet their temporary wants. The same rule applies to all other commodi. ‘ies, and our suggestion tm this particular i0- tance applies to everything else to be bought with money. Foreign dry goods have submitted 40 @ beavy decline im the importers’ hands; domestic cottons and woollens have declined still more, and shore is no item in the catalogue of commerce that bas not felt the natur effect of the appreciatien in value of the paper dollar, It is bigh time, therefore, that retailers sould conform to the wholesale standard, and cotton, which is at the present tino a very shadowy security at the best, It is very plain, therofore, that the E glish purchaeers of the European reve bonds are to be gulled, or thoss who invest in the home loan | deceived and chea cd. ‘The Assistant Sreasurer in this city reports to-aay as follows:— Receipts from customs. + $147,500 ‘Total receipts. ... 139,881 Payments. 1310421531 Bai-nce. 24.614,148 | Sabseriptione to goverament loan 183,000 ‘Tbe steamsbip Sidon, from thie port for Liverpool to- day, 400k out $55,000 ia specie, and the Arabia, from Boston, $3,500. The Now York exports, exc!usive of specie, for the week ending Septe ber 2 compare as follows with former returos:— 1862. 1863. 1964. | For tho week...... son ean 400 9,208,900 4,507,504 Previously repor a3 1H 483,700 161,031, Since Jan. 1.. $106," 710,303 180, 742,690 155,538,984 ‘The New York imports comp>re as follows :— 1862. 1868. 1864. Dry goods. 6 1,035.245 Lol 017 Gen, merchandise, 2,605,665 1,735,019 3.740,900 Total for week.. He: 343,737 2,787,225 | Previously report’d 126. ‘$96,629 129;036.099 any 452,015 Since Jan. 1... The New York National Exchange Bank will pay, 1st Octoder, a dividend of five per cent. ‘The Northwestern Ratiroad wil! pay at their oftice, 8 Wall street, the coupons of the equipment bonds. ‘The Votober interest on the first mortgage bonds of the Syracuse, Binghamton and Now York Railroad will bo paid at the Continental Bank in this city. The cash Balance ia the hands of the Assistant Troa- surer in Boston, at the close of business September 24, was $5,916,977 77—a decrease of $247,654 70 as compared with the close of the preceding week. The Boston exports last week were $652,820, against $224,140 for the correspooding week in 1863. The imports were $790,080, against $251,848 in 1863. ‘The petroleum produced in the State of Pi yivania was sold at the wells for $56,000,000 during the Iast twelve months, and the iron and cosl of Pennsylvania only produced $51,000,000. A vew counterfeit of the fifty cent postal currency— of the note fs printed in paler ink than the genuine, and may easily be detected; but the back is a good imitation and calculated to deceive. Those who are employed pass them always present thom with the back up. The fotlowing were the quotations of American eecuri- ties in London on the 18th inst.:— it 1@ @ direct imposition upon the public on their part to atvempt to do otherwise. Altor the ‘shorta”’ in gold now out have ‘covered,’ the premium must experience a considerable further decline, and a correspondmg reduction of prices for mer chandise will be inevitable. We bave called upon the administration to assist this fall io gold by prompt measures relating to the currency; but the probability t® that the blunders of Mr. Chase will b persevered io by bis incompetent successor, and that nothing effectual will be done to counteract the existing evil Lill after the meetiog of Congress. ‘The ramer of a new loan was revived today by cer- tain parties on the flimay Dasis of @ Treasury offic: passing through this city on a pleasure trip. It is Gitnost neediess to say that the money market is ot in ® condition so respond to ® Dew loan at present, and, from all we can learn, thero is no immediate prospect of ove being offered. We have to remind Mr, Fessenden that we are drawing near the ist of Uctober, when the monthly statement of the national debt, whieh bas been indirectly promised, will be due, If this is not forthcoming considerab| ‘trast will be created in the financial mind, and the re ported large additions to the floating and funded debt will be magnified by doubt and rumor consequent on the suppression of tbe facts. Publication is, therefere, the best poltey. ‘The speculation tm oil st-cks is outrunming the bounds | of moderation, and thereiore the public ts to be egainst the oumerous Bew compaules which are making ‘bei o) pearance, particularly in this market an¢ that of Philadelphia, These are greatly im excess of the Sumber legitimately in keoping with the extent of tract | of country bored, and the close proximity ef many of the | ‘wolls will a(ter & abort time contribute to their mutual ‘mpovorishment, if not exhaustion, This will lead to the Amalgamation of companies for purposes of self prover. vation, and, instead of the enormous dividends which pe- troleum stockholders are now led to expect, the returce ‘will probably prove in most instances to be very moder. ate, It if already notorious thet most of the Pennsylvania | oll companiee bite deen organized for epec than production. No lees than seven milliovus of capital, | representing the stock of one bundred and @fteen com panies, ie mow Moating on the Philadelphia market end, when we consider that (he stock of all the railroads of Pennsylvania does pot exceed two millions and o half io°value, we can form &@ opinion of the comparatt extent of the off speculation, Ol which is now worth twelve dollars per barrel near the wells was two years | ago worth only one dollar por barre), aud this advanoe in price bas stimulated speculation in petroleum ony and their market value te based upon & contin’ of the present bigh price, But this te at aatak Go ay corciiable foundation, asd if « fall ip the price of ott should Occur the shares in all these companies would cecting with it We observe that ome of the petroleum companies are advertising montbly dividends; but thie is merely for elect, and most of the stockhelders, preseot and future, will be Ikely to fi Choir \emporary dividends a spare. Experience bes Gomonstrated that the yield of the wells does not vary moch from year to year till they are exhausted, and consequently boyers of of stock speculate against ® Known quentity; but many of them do vot pppear % comprehend this, and act as if they were purchasiog in every share the potentiality | of (edeGaite wealth. The exporis of petroleum from | ation more | 4) Maryland 5 per cent.. 6 a 68 Virginia Biate § per cout 46 a 48 De. do. 6 81 a 33 Atlantic &G. W.. NY e00., '$0,im.,Ype. 12 8 14 Ds. 2d mortgage, 188 6 a 68 Pennsylvania 1st mortgage, 1877. 72 3 188: 68 a 70 42 8 33a 48 48 8 62 Do. 47 a 2 Iitoois Central 6 per cent, 1875. ™% - £0 Do. FRea ($90 patd) . 8 2 2. do ‘all paid) . 52s a 63K Marietta & Clociowati Railroad boudl 69 a TL Pansmon BR, Ist mige., 7 per cent, 186 18 a 102 Do. 24 mtge.7 per éent, 1872... ae 102 Pennsylvania RR,Donds, 2d m, ope, ‘coat, 08 as Do. $50 si 2 a 30 ‘The earnings sa the Chi sage and “alton Rakroad during the week ending September 23 amounted to $89,904, against $45,823 (or the same period last year; increase, $44 081 Muller, Wilkins & Co. sold the following securities to day — $40,000 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago fret menaare seven per cent bonds... -15 8,000 Brookiyn clty six per cent wator joan. 20 suares Coru Exchange ivsuremce Company Stock Excha) bo . 28—10:30 A. Mi 12h 900 she Hud River RR.. 10 do. seee 110 o> ~ 1000 ‘« Wm U so ni6 06, cou sO do 109) 100 U 858, 10-40, con 97 "ay Ge. 75:10,084 he ne” ino pitacis war ina Gow Virginia 6's. o (vd ees on 5 340) Tennessee 6's, oy Yop) California a Mw feguues ‘Mies cer.. sf 8 “ fz 1000 Cie’ 109 Gute & Wolet uo D, MA Tol bie... 136 109) Ainericam gold..¢ 20% 199 dy. 208 100 to 29 ales Natio &) 4th Natior ui) 0 5 ~ o Cae Coal si 0 es iy Quicksilver Mg. woo 19 Wyomtag ‘siGouico i nesta w13 Oy not the fractional currescy—is fm circulation, The face | Maes do. o | 100 she \3 Cuber’ B ui fs ) liver Mi 20 - Tm 20 2 20 NY Couital Heii., 117 20 do... 16 ois 963° CITY OOMMDROIAL REPORT. Wepweepar, Sept, 28—6 P. M. Asues.—Receipts, 68 bbis. The market remains isac- tive apd prices nominal, Baxapsturre.—Receipts, 6,487 bbis. four, 109 bbis. and 637 bags corn meal, 14,200 bushels wheat, 44,680 do. corn, 45,859 do, oats, 9,686 do. malt, and 7,607 do. rye. ‘The flour market opened more active and docidediy firmer, in sympathy with the rise in gold, and the bulk SSecaa 1 4 M iu 9 n ® & 9 aacnSstion ‘esssesesesyss 65 85 2% 20 60 16 oo 25 00 2% 50 00 50 00 ‘ope . better, but subse quontly reacted, closing heavy, buyers refuaing to pay anything over yesterday's pricos. Sales 90,000 bushels, at $1 00 a $1 96 for No. 1 Chicugo spring, $2 a $2.06 108 wibier red Western, $203 a $2 08 for amber Michigan, $2 10 for cho:co new amber Kentucky , $2 363 for very handsome white do, and $215 for white Caoada. Ryo and bariey wore inactive, and quotations nomin Oals were a shade firmer with a fair demand, with 6a At BS isc, a B9'4c, The corn markot was also # (ride firmer, with ales Of 65,000 bushels at $1 50 a $1 60 to: Westeru mixed, Pxeswax.—Sules 12,000 Ibs, prime yellow at 68¢., cash, & material decline. Corrs —The market continued quict, and prices were eaurely nominal, Coat. —The auction sale was the chicf foiture Tho large decline in gold prepared the public tor the declice Which took place, amouuting to about $2 per ton, ¢ pared with the August Tho sales comprised 25 tons, deliverable at Rlizabethport, ap follows:—4,600 steamboat coal, al $8 60; 5,500 do, lump, $7 60 §8 05, 4,600 do. grate, $1 458 $5 0; 5,000 do. stove, $8 75 8 $5 8734; 3,600 do. ex, $8 26 a $8 60; 2,000 do. chestaut $7 a $7 25. Freight trom sligabetipore here d0c, per Canvies.—Adsmantine were quict, with small sales of city at 36, a 86c., and Western at S2c., cash. Sperm and patent quiet et 600. a cOe., cash Corrox.—Ihe market continued quiet, and prices were entirely nominal; sales 60 bales by auction. 277 bales common New Orieans brought $1 07 a $1.27 We quoie— Upland, Fiorida, Mobile. N. O. dPex Ordinary. 108 109 100 110 Middling, 120 120 122 124 Good middli 125 126 126 127 Davos anv L —Tbe market continued quiet, and we have only to note small gales of bicarbonate 6oda at 8c. & 5%C., caustic soda 13c., Trieste brown mustard seod Sic., gingeng $1 20, ha American quinive $3 86 a $8 46, aud Dictiromate potash '2c. a 27c.. cash, Drxwoone wore quiet for Honduras fustic, and barwood $30 in gold, cash, Freiguts wero duli and rates unchanged, Engagements to Liverpoot by american vessels of 50 tons olicake at Ts, 64., 100 tons logwood at 106, and by noutral 100 loads timber at 288. 9d , 600 do. at 30s., 100 tiorces lard at 15s., €00 bales groen salted bides at 10s., ang by sieamer 1,200 boxes cheese and 500 Orkins butter at 205. and 150 boxes bacon at 258. To London 600 bbis four at ls, 2d. To ‘a round sum not to be printed; a Nor- Lisbon, 17,000 bushes wheat Dslance of cargo, heavy y 30 tons, in the coastwise trade, at $800 per month; to ports on the Penobscot river. flour at 38¢. and corn and one to Kaogor, of same cargo, at 37%. a ‘AY was tn good demand at $1 25 $1 30 for shipping and $1 60 a $1 76 for city use. Hors —!he sales oomprise 30 bales new crop at 0c. a 52:.,@ 4 100 Uo. old crop at 26c. a 386. RN. —American was quiet. By auotiom, 100 bars pig 80 ud at $89 10r Nu. 2. MOlaneKs.—i he demand was extremely Hght, and prices were outirely nominal. RICK —NO eales of moment transpired. Naval sions —Spirits turpentine was quiet and nom- foal at $2 70 for French, and $2 75 a $2 80 for American, till Cootinued wactive and nominal at $25 for and $30 @ $36 for ined and No. 1. Ons.—The demand for linseed was rather more active, with gales of 600 gallons at $1 46,’ aud $1 50 for retail lots. ard of! was quiet bat firm at previous quotations, SzeaRINn may bo quoted at 26c. for prime No. 1, with small sales. Prrxo.xum.—Receipts, 3,946 bbis, The market was unsettled by the fluctuations in gold. During the early part of tbe day, when gold went to 203 a 204, crude wold at 40 cents... und refined, in bood, at 67 ; Bubse- quently the prices wore lower, owing to the fail in gold. Free was more steady, and the sales were at about the prices current last eveniag. The sales were 3,000 bbis. crude at 37c. a 40c., bat mostly for shipments at 39. & 303¢c ; 1,800 do. rofined, in bond, at 65c. a673zc., in- oliding some low test at 68c ; 1,600 do. free at Téc. a 6c. on the spot, and 60c, for next’ month. portal, Benzine was Receipts, 92 bbls. pork, 60 packages beef, and 91 do. lard. The pork market wi more acti and docidediy firmer, with sales of 6,300 Dbis. at $39 4 $40 for old mess, $39 50 a $40 50 for new do., Oash: $37 a $38 50'for prime, $40 a $41 50 for prime mess and $39 a $3950 for tbia mess The bee! market ‘was more active: saice 300 bbis. at $10 a $14 for couniry mees, $7 50 a$10 for country prime, $15 a $16 50 tor repacked mess, and $19 a $24 for extra ao. Primo a beet was cull and nominal. Out meats continued active god a shade tirmer, with sales of 250 packages at 17},c. @183¢0. for shoulders, and 18c. & 1940, for hams. The lard market was rather more active and firmer; geales 8,609 bbis. at 19';c. a 2ic. Butter was in fair demand st 30. a 350. for Wes ern, and 380. a 46c. for State, c —_ was dull und nominal at 1c. @ 25c. for common to prim 0 The domand was rather more active, with wag of 121 bods. Cuba mrscovado ‘gc. @ 20c., 20 hhds, New Orleans and 600 boxes Havana on private terme, Kefined was quiet aud nominal at 25°4¢. a 26c, tor bard, 190. a28igc. for soft yellow, and 24c. & 25c, for soft white. TaLiow was decidedly firmer, with a fair demand, and saice of 90,000 Ibs, at 1éc. a 170, for offtnary to strictly prime city. Wiener. cerpts, 198 bbis. Sales 900 bbls. at $175 $1 77 for sta 4 Western, the latter price for fancy bois. #INANCIAL. TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK—CHATHAM SQUARE, A New York—Open daily; sx per cent interest allowed. Depostis made now or om or before Ociober 1, will draw interest from that date. M. D. VAN PELT, President. CHAS. D. BALLEY, Treasurer, _Sosurm P. Cooren, Secretary. “AL He DESTRABLE PETROLEUM OIL COMPA nies U monthly dividends will be f the eite of RIURAHOS KINGBLAND, 33 Pi New York. HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING OIL STOCKS. SEPTEMBER DIVIDENDS WILL BE ADVANCED ON ALL STOCKS PURCHASED on oF before the Ist October, as follows — Well Petroleum O18) Com; Beptember eorete Pee 2 PEM CENT. Petroleum Gil Company, September — DIVIDEND, § SThe UaNe United Btates Petroieurn ON Oc DIVIDEND, 2 oa Consolidated Petroioum Ol) Com DIVIDEND. 1% 1 ren cent Success Peteoieym O11 Compan DIVIDEND. ™% Pin CEN Cent becker Petroleum Ol Cx September sence eS VIDEND, 1 PER CERT m Oil Company, Se PEND, 6 PER CBNT Buchaoso ig’ oh Compan any, September ompany, September VIDEND, | a OBNT. farm Oi! Compe n: . Be yerober Ryd Farm OO VIDEND, | Pun CENT. NiTy OF NBW YORK—DBI'ARTMENT OF FINANOB, J Comptrolier's olfice, Sept. 17, LEASES OF PUBLIO DOr ks. iBKe AND SLIPS, AT ‘The right to collect and retain (he whartage for the use oF cecupation of tho undermentioned dockk, piers and slips, for tbe termn of ten years, from the ‘iret day of Nevomber, Iie, wil be wold at pabie. auction, at the City Hall, om ir At} 1 o'clock Tuesday, + ; nonin cy : Pier at the foo! of Watts tau Ne 2—=Pior 46, foot of Chariton street ead Tet ke. Fier 4. Rah 8h Riotiton Weak of Hotton syroat rerme ‘or conditions of wale te be had Comptretier's om, x missioners of the Rinking Fuad. BF or ot Te ae il JITIZENS’ aaa BANK, .— my Thiskndey alee sito oa om all aarae of Ave read under, and FIVE PRI a attra Pr sere ari Bt pray inte 9 Wednowing | Frigay evenings Crom oor fr stase! ‘Germen and sna’ Fre GLORGE POLO! pride Bnei A. Besos, Seoretary. " iy want O84 COMP’ baer sere SS | jus gene s __ BINANCIAL. s Pate Sree vv ‘dow MoClin! se ci and include fof Ot Greek, Vel . Pa, comprising over vor (200) two, he red acres fo ple, and, UO) acres in interests; ty -five other wel i to reese, ‘ope ec the tarestihy a of Ce one. 5 ie we red for a ie for the balance of subscription ave now ‘open at tne of JOHN rah ied ROM Sas ars AVIS, Pe chy & Bi P. Ors PHOS FAP PaCIvio ors COMPANY, shuanreie arene sia ae ea a road _ ary. RANCIBOO QaTY TB R OBNT BONDE, 18 of 1651, wanted by WELLS, FARGO & PRESIDENT PEPROLEUM COMPANY, PRESIDENT, VRNANGO COUNTY, PENN. Capital stock tock 95,000,000, i shares of sn aaegaes Sa barca These lands contate. | about 8400 wares on on the he Sllaghany riven gad on and MeOr ing aa See oF ange 08, anda Gott asites tu exeot as the “Celebrate drick”” we te el Hibs Grech wella, The wells on tiie Prove by are be rik actos sigor, sod precise ‘To the Rach {a parties of tmited means unsur- ‘Subeoription Rooke. map ‘and all other Information cau be obtained ice of ba SIMPSON & CO,, 4 Cedar sireet. WAtniactitte SRCURED BY BOND AND BE- origaze On teal estate, and by chattel morigage machinery worth five times that sum; interest payable in gold, Addrews box 257 Fost ollice, N.Y. ANTED—$25,000, FOR A NEW AND ENTERPRIS- ing business, for which bonds will be issued, Address ¥, B., box 4,68 Post ottice, N. ¥ ‘$150. 000 Waxtep-on BowD ‘AND mont. age, at'alx per cent, for a term of yeas on valuable real estate, with au annual rental of $18, Address box 2,019 « TO LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT, on $300,000 Now vor *cue preverty. Ap JOBsPH MASON, No, £6 Pine street, rooms 10 and 1 PHoPOsA LE —TeLAND OF CURA—FOR A LINE OF steamers between that Ixland and Mexico; also for a line between St. Domingo and Porto Rico to be hed ef she Spanish Consniaie tm this M. and P. taw Ton, Sent 28, 1664, culars in detail cily, between 12 100, Consul of Spaln. LOAN OFFICES. > T T-MONFY LIBERALGY ADVANCED ON DIA. monds, Watches, Jewelry, Suver Ware, Guns, go. Also Pawnbrokers’ tickets bought of Diamonds, Watcues, Jew: ciry, Pistols, &c., at 77 Bleockor street, up T 69—MON Mf: PIBERALLY, ADV ANOKD OW DIA A Watches, Jew ; monde, itver Plate, Guan, Pistols, * Recs, Ao. abi rokers Hece my iamonds Waldies, Jewelery Guans isto 0 per eeut more than can be obtain Be cy O80, Broader atairs, room No. 6, DVANCES MADE ON WATOHES, piamanDe. JEW- ry, Dry Goods anc Perscsal Propert) ry des- aription. pat ia A. JACKRON, a trang ‘clrest, two doors’ west of Broad: T_H. HYMAN'S, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF A” pena street, will ‘be paid. the highest price for Dia- monds, Watches and Silver Ware; or will advance cash on ver Vinten de. Buictly conlidential. House. "hddtone’ ours ANRron. rs) BROADWAY my rear Hotel), will give,"an ueual, tbirty por cent over an man inthe trade toe Diamons ea Gold and Furs, Camel Bair r Shawls, or any arucies of vi ROKERS' TICKBTS BOUGHT-OF DIA. ane Watches, Suvermare, Guns, eae! goods, Giothtog, and. all wear de a. Oraredats at 148 Oanal street, ni A UTION TO Lal apeee A A. ( MAURICBAU must caution ladles to avi certain yor of rgical treatment. His wclonute inode. dispenses with it, fod'ls the only rave and Tellable one, No matter how com. licated the case may be he assures itive oure. Office re hie intaii monthly romodice APYOE. 72 Se oe ee fl eusor ot. Midwife aaa at 1 Risers erm abreet. Fler “fivadibte Fe Frouch ‘Pulls : aia — TO ‘scarey POWERS, 6t FRANKLIN A Priret, rarranta reer faa, few hours (row ni didica t whetl lemane ™ ‘Or (surgical treat: Coramuntoations sacrediy coniidential. Ly DISEASES, PROM WHATBYER CAUSE PRO Ats ced. are safely and successfully treated Oi ea pend ladam* DES! PARD. But one interview ts necessary. ‘and elegant rooms for ladice dui 106, sontnerient, ba med- fenl attendance. Residence 101 Sixth posite Eighth street Relief ranted in twenty. four it ho} speedy cure without mercu 4 isto Satete uadyantage, Dr. RD: ice, 6 Franklin street. Acvice free ana small charge for ediaines, in (\OXPIDENTIAL | D IMPORTANT ADVICE TO oiler GH ARLES LUTZB, M. D.. Professor of Mid- Biter, qftaraniacs a positive Fern of all diflculties lady may be suffering under. in the shortest pos- Mible time und without the drealed exbosure which a dell- este lady shrinks from, ax practiced phy: His scientific m: of treatment bds been tested on thou- sands of patients, within the last seventeen years, with the realest success and and by the highest medical gen- leman of this country aud Kurope. Cag be ooasulted with rooms, 61434 Broadw r failing female medi and the ony ¢ines can be obtained. OoSRRE Mer nd Royal College of Burgeon CONSULTATIONS —DR. R. COB. ver of the New York Untversity tMedieal \don, can be con- 0 Centre étreet, B.—No ‘fee ‘anion cured, Peery say MBANS OF THE NEW SEstew 2M OF Integral Therapoutics, Dr. i. 8. BENNETT is ene. Died to treat successfully every species of debili ty, whether local, nervous or general. Office 767 and 709 Broadway, aod 4 Niath street, N. ¥. N, B.—Commupieations must R. POWERS, 61 FRANKLIN STREET, CAN BE CON- Sulted gratis, with unparalleled success, on ali fomsle complaints. Hit Periodieat Drops, $2 per bottle, expressly for obstinate casoa Beware of imiiatious, R. GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN. AND ac. ‘oouchie G Ainity p'sce, makes it his special prac- lice to treat all female complaints, from whatever cause Produced, nt rooms for ladies requiring nursing R. WATSON, AN OLD AND EXPBRIENCED PRAC- Utioner, is énabled to guarantee a cure in ail cases, by safe remedies, and without change of diet or restriction from bu-iness, 630 Broadway, mext block above the Metro- politan Hotel, G02 BENS = YOUNG, MAN FRIEND. — DR. Ward's Specific and Preventive cures the worst cases, or change of diet. Magical Invigo- HZ per package. A sure cure where manhood without meroury pauiog Pilla, a has bee HATTRRED CONSTIZUTIONS “RESTORED BY TAR D suaranteed remedy, Dr. Powers of Life -of- 1 Franklin street—in, lea y other medi- (hose contemplating marriage ould take this lite restoring remedy, ASTROLOGY. B. MAURICE—TAE REAL ASTROLO! the world in this science; with secrets no li ail future danger io travailin, predy ey and compiexion of Lt tella the very day yeu marry: wealth. health, long life and Bpod tnek (9 all 4 consult him. Bend $I to — 803 Post *, OF call at 125 Bleecker street, near 3 erate to $1. Gentlemen Sh. A FORTUNE FOR ALL WHO CONSULT MISS WELLINGTON, the only Indy who gives true in tation, or who has the pure Rowan and Arabian talteri for | aden treasures. rec! warne land, @ ds, teed for "iter ior sie Sirens GREAT, SENSATION —WHO HAS NOT HEARD > oF the orlebrated beauty? Can be conenited on the street, near Gran; MME. 0 LirroRD ‘and Bus A Present and future, at 14s Crosh ~ BROOKLYN olarnvoy ant Gees Clairvoynat, 20) Atenuie street, Brook yn. Oo. MME. DECOLAN ON ALL THE Arrarns who never fails to give sattsfacti Broad. 8, way, Gg? $88 Miss SKCOR, THR GRBATRST CLAIRVOY. J antin the world, maodicines preseribed, at 100 West | Twrenty-seventh atreet, RO OKRTERLE, FORTUNE TRELER, LIVES AT 45 Rivington stroet, between Forsyth and bidridge, seo- ond ‘oer, front house. RS MARION JAMMA, INDRPRNDENT © Yoywut, 101 Rast Seventonnth street, corner of Srenite, tracts lost acd atole rty, absont friends, aul uainees a | medical cores. Raters! | Mane WALTERS, CLAIRVOYANT, MAY #8 oneR room| . On aio ont of stolen, tod gree iwoky ‘aumbete Terres vue ents, 7, ON MA20%. 2a yo yp 2 a ote wate Montel AL Mal 43 BYRON 0 greatont me: Teroved ‘by our mene a TRVOTART, ULAIRVO' , , SBPT: M ase IDAS. ‘PiM Bi: hat sania, er pereiaattah e of Hand And Mantel Mirrors, a cue | wane foen he seca Oo: oes. Sen Gtat ZURNITURS x Toure < be THIS DAY. AT HALY-PaaT Niath we are oo oh ets S| eect va Betta ThORAGA Md fe core et a At Be OCTAVE poseyo D G2 HT hm Beabeirhat autres ag Aik cen. wy BRONZE AND ORNOLU CHANDELIEES sARPETS SEVRES AND DRESDEN CHIN} CHAU PERS. th or Di m vaguest ORE Pata vara UY AMINENY ARTISTS. "| saint fa oi id 5 Gla Wines, bute oan Bxtenalon NAGLE ureR war oibr seh sedis 1d cones of Champagne Older an ures o no RIB“ aA B ee souls XIV. FARMER, AUCTIONEER, WILE, SELL 9018 DAY, syle. ire, eae (4 J Hane ere Bedatenda, ee y carved odeParior Fura Baraaes eres of offorah a et utente ate ‘anc: | Bot for once Conirs, Tablas, Beds, Maitrouses, Carpets, Part wit ai ie om Bay RaRETS. forand Cottage Suits, Sioves, Ao. . Wei ds ayers. path — ——— ‘arlora COn{ain threo elegant akin tstadichene a as. J, BOQRE, AUCTIONBERS, wi WILL LL OW Bae Jor Furnit ‘ich bi nd sabia: seen ood Etageres, o'clock, at the euctivn room foien ad son a ream wie Vanen se Boa ocd’ witha etree, Heusenbia Parnas coenene ONT R08) aEWOUD ‘LanO! By ing of 8 large aD peeres bcearinet of Parlor, Bedreec and Kitone an instrument wits round, ccroere, banat | ee a LIGUORE AND BEOARA TS BEN. sarved and cana ait modaro it ete, ALB OF WENES, seek AND 8EGARS,—3, gaa, Turkias oud aay Ghaive, toh oftars Pao ns ronewood | OAT A Oo. Hucitoneerg. wil sell on Friday. Gept, re fa ine reps mn po worth ol uore ie Tables, rietty carved, Velvet ana Brussels ® ocak, ae Lae eae Teak wh inka 74 a jum, Pert and Ubemsber Suite 7: Bureaus | OP iace, noe Ne, and A lage Tot of carved Bedhteadh, Wasnstanda. Sota Rede ie dino wines; aD) post * ploth | ten pure Hi eth et, from 40 to © rauda nate een Yusowar, 8 ‘aloe 1 cane, L sousiating ot c Extension joing aa oak iver tear: an iver Wi nce at and Roaraved x7 ov desertption. Lene cart, ack « or ‘cuip xo0ds for pure hy of $400, 3%: ‘A. Ragan [ORRER Hef cies bose'S tn 6, im herbea. AGNI 18 1, Pajer samen. Fore Royal, PiaNo. vet P. am nd Tar akonzEs, | 3p Watton namics What te tu ere: ROSEN CHINA VASES r. 1 Yer us en WBA Neo a FuehiaY eeLYea, we 4 rt so ates Org. ; and ‘and coat icles of ‘ames ch. g. nue aes Sivacnion, ne Ar ba ee ‘CROOHERON, Manager, At the elegant residence, West eats reet, be. JOURSE, L. I. tween Fifth and Sixth ak Fy commencing at 10% I ABnION 0 Stabe OCTOBER 1 DRAWING ROOMS. miun, AND RurEAT IN HA ARNESE, Two guberb Suite, covered with brocage of the Jobn Lovett sames br. c., full brother to Brunette. Gescription; Window Qurtaina to match the. suite, o ni |. gs. ure uamos ‘sorrel stallion Argyle, full brother te coignure, Gabineu “Centre. Tebien, Lice, Ourieis titans, tre Tables, Lace Ou! = te Chandelore Velvet Carpets, Brouse Olocks, Oil ine Bouse MN COURSE—4% MILES WEST OF HOBO- by emiuent artiste: French Line Encravings, Bronze Stat, | He eee ener er larcort prewivims. cf tke wry, guperbly decorated (hina Vases, Mandoila, playing ten doason” The Hedeon Oatnty Aariulfara Bete ‘will bold r Race d ch, Thursday, 29th, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PLANOFORTE, bara er eg ott Un aay, richest instrument offered wt auction this serseu, fully | Phied day the great, four tn pilool, Cover, Music Books, Canterbury, 8c: | Bpecial trains from foot of Chambers, atrect at 1 and ning room—Oak Budet, Kxtension rT oy Ghaire Solas, ‘Binner. Bet, cut Fe, Teun Wo the soure ” The Forty xrcond. street ferey Chlow Hea Net, solkd Silverware, Table Cutlery. | Cham: | oniy 2 miles from the course, The stakes are all flted berk—Rosewood and maboguay Dressing Bureaus, Bed- | gud good raciug may be expected. ‘The first race cach dag sleads, Wardrobe “ Commodes, Toilet Stands, Armoire a- tg o'clock. J. HARVEY LYONS. Glace,’ Frenon Ching “Totet Sets, bare and’ spring Mat treeses, ather Bes ters. Piliows, 24 pairs linen Bheetn go Pillow Cas ious Ereneh! Blankets, Coun SPORTING. Ne rpan uilts; #leo urniture of servants’ apart. tncate Parnes winsing to ntised thispale take uth or | FRANCIS BUTLER, NO.S PROK SLIP, WAS THIRTE- Bixtn avenue care or elages. from Astor, st. Nicholas or Me- four different breeds of cholee Dogs. Infallible Mant tropolitan betel, leaving at Sis eeuth etreet, nearthe house, | Cure, &c. Medicines for all diseases. Doge trained, 3 c fompetent persons will be in attcndaace to pack and ship | €4. dc. 22% a goods. ato SSC TET EN OR SALE A PAIR OF LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND voTtON NOTICE.—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Po bcos one tan ge St. Bernard Dog, Bull Terriers, one (Asa amall ert jan Gronhounds Biack and Tan rere GRAY. 8 An extraordinary opportunity for | Terriers, good raters, at 11 Roosevelt street. J. GRAY. PICRARGPAERER AS RAR RE ie eet a Fe SALE-A SECOND HAND ENGLISH Doupus agai id . barrelled Gua, No. 10 gauge; weighs about nine 8 ee meant i ealen Davide Fuvattnre; aa te sere ed Gicie used Sadivean’ box S430 New York Bool ose w Fe. 008 Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges, &e. | ~~ —— z = This day (Toaraday), September’ :8, at iL o'cioge pre. | JUPITER, THE SIRE OF LADY EMMA. THIS OBL Heenan (Oubion Hasek Miietaek tata Micke | Now vast: Terms $00, the, seasoue pty avenues, Lai seer oe particulars inquire of bis ewn s BY Tent peg The sale comprises the contents of the house, and most { doors west of Broadway. of tt was made to, order for the present ower by ceicbeated | —" elty fend use ven months. ‘Phe whole wil “Ty RE ‘&C be oid peremapiorily, raia or whine, olering extra induce- HORSES, OA! TAGHS, eto I PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITU RE. Alt “MAGMIPIORNT inte eae ont Og a al Tong ‘Three beautitut solid rosewood and black wainut Parlor Ee eer eaees “eds tad for acaia” gules srrree 2a fen enol be gerd and sees (OJAMBS E A, ROOMB, Naturalist, 65 Garmin ‘urkist — ire an junges, rosewo: wei i — Coatze and tie be ige Corner and ‘Book Sanae, DAY, FROM LIVING! iN oe ES 5 das breete God cok tn on-bad.arien Vamen, Satin Re inal cow realy to thom, «lot of vor auperied ipetlog ot Dil Feistinge, Bhgravinge, lange 4 a a8 0 garriage Horse, ive ours single drivers and nade’ Horses, Chandeliers. ici) ies Gull at Metropolitan stables, corner of ‘and Oresby MAGNIFIGENT RoSRWwoOD but tegnT® STOOL an el rnera, beautifull GENTLEMAN WICKES TO HIRE A SADDLE carved sad case. with ait ‘madera itnprovements rate Hs for one entre tres CFA morning. Sareea beg, strung bass, fall iron a pases. eaten "baron Wag oe. sreponiie ands ined ae ‘OR LE-1VB YSAR8 OLB, Table vat ia Sein ona ie AMRREB OREN SOG tebe ie, Taaas stein be il ° : sound ead kind: alse a Browaler Wagoo. foil eltpie springa, 0 anni bold hee Urbuerday! A® Goop “Hones ayy es POR ay on amt sooms 63 Willin: : willerabriee n variety of Un Rg eral firet clas: Stocks and Hoads, tacludta seueates bi sions cucekauer,s ree ti ‘A Tan, cruconss Tate ta Tyee Ninth National and American Exchange Badk Stoc md anes for. sale. pomeniat ieee tant ation et ene eee | ee = Fey, nth AVEnUG, Becot ue, De; ‘an Brostivay.and University Place and Seventh Avenue Rat. | A GOOD, HORSE FOG SALE CHEAL. HAS, REY feacetraies ee, aieoe teem ean | 3 sfriont Yanai Srna Sse ph Stccks, fudiane Sia - Br tand Missou'i Railroad Ist mortgaye,Second Ave- a hue Kallroad int mortgace. and ‘Walertowa and Madison | PRUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY KIND sSonentacs Railroad 24 mortzaxe bonds. &c.. &c. Mera “a. REGULAR He PAuts, pWADNESDATS AND you can ind, and every Auctioueer ead Broce Broker. i oo ren oueer an W RXPRAORDINARY oPFORTUNITY Fox, nova: | A OFhaton aa, torota and fn eco (Works cf Art and. on urniture, | reat cvadivion _ Will be s0id reasonably. y to: eWorks of Art and Articles of Virlu, superb rose: richoa, Staten Taino Sosa waits, over Tas oy yarn Carpets, £e.. ti pnuperh rose | tendent at Hamilton Park, Mow B; . bee a cee tll cae hem eee Pore BALK AME. TOP WAGON AMD HARNESS Rouse 152 Weat Tirent siveot, Seater Se eae ee ‘The Parlors, Chamber. \a(og oom Also Also single cod double a Sirabie'ta teanionabi iy furan oar a | Ton sane—a HANDOOME DARE BAT HO statuary top; Centre and opm rosewood an wall 3 paesamcee. and bist Fp mone one Gocretar 1, Bookoase, Kiod, sound and pene, coming even fears oan ariat an a 7 eminent me a aruiste: rolld rosewood iednende eau, ie Hair oad 4 pirical 00 yard 7 a ingrale Carvete, . 'rench Chi Cut and Bo- iveet Ivory sah Osten ‘table Cuvers. ens oe Pearcy! (COUPE, NEARLY NEW, No Postponcinent. Sale rain of shine. ane peg TR hed pee pasar #1 hea aight will be heap, ax the owner is lene L. SMITH, ACCTIONBER, WILE, SELL THIS at Keoler's livery stable, Thi va Feige cae | rr a ; use Srna por Oo ie be net rics lowe aquire of BD. BA usy OW, Broadway, wd oC. PLATE, 7 egO, ‘Tioge county, ° ALE OF CLC f {OR SALR—A BLACK MARK, FIVE YRARS aa ACSHON SALE OF cLozuine, srees, Goups, | FOR, MAUR A RUACK Mas ar ahaa in Sens HINGER, Auctioneer, will se'lon Thursday. Sept. 29 at 10 | respect: price a Aino, if wanted with aca poe o'clock, ai hia salesrooms 23 Bowery, a larg: asgortment of pS Sale Pe Harness Apply as the save et, r. ocaiior "Also hires, Dre were, 100 dessa: area aunt pater 8 Serene Ss a Wy deen bespenders. of ail decerigtions, and various OR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, A STYLISH PAIR OF other goods too Bumerous to mention, Catalogues moraing Membrino Measet naet 4 of sale. Goods for inspection this day, Le gg eae a er: GRAY tas pit. Ak sle ee tng sees, hi 4 raer INP. FAIRCHILD, ams oererte: ies hats A cnneer, wile byt pani of i fined! RoR sae Pan or BAY CARRIAG! HORS! 4 a x “Beith inets, Spades, Se. Pair “Orid tor ueteck; eweer maving 9euse Koquire tow of Bibley and Sholier Teas, cnitely now. and of the best inte moet” at Brigan’ stable, 66 West Twenty ed otreet, maonfecture and q — also one large Hospital Tent. _ a JOR SALE. 4 COUFE, Pod LITTLE U8) upon Soa alte: ‘M. at private stal Weat Fwenty seventh Sires beoee Twenty-fourth *cloa! ny | AN HORSE, < HANDS ala tment of mahogany ade, Ubi hat Otietn seart oid, warranted sean an is at in al at . Cc me rT ness or under the sadal #0! lor want o tmahogany Waabaand ah rake tap Table, itm Foquire at Butler's livery ‘Hiables 402° Atiantic street, Brook usk and Siraw Lace Cartatns, &c.; also a qnantity of ‘nitare, removed from Hudson =. STrLisit CABRIOLET OR SIN: piece for convenience of sai a otf OR 8. LS A FINE . with eh: foliing eat, Dut litte used. = ae ‘Aivo “a bay Mores. 10, bend i vey gentle, Apply at D3 oorn, AUCTIONBER. stables 2 Weat it Twenty ‘second ntnee | SOL eb a Sannwood, ‘age OR Leni > PAIR oe manasa DARK f vem, per Davinsceris (oti as, Fears cid. the property of « geatlons “Will aeli_at mibiie auction, © ant of use. Apa the the priratn. mabie a3. W THIS DAY SEROESRAD SEPTEMBER 29, 1866, rh pey o poy Basew and Sixth avenue, 3 aeiaies 5 a wit r Oak and’ Pi FOR, sabes LARGE BAX HORSE, BOUND J AND avenue, Bhorwoed, 0 vone block from, the dummy sieam Kind, of good figure and action; also UF 4 = — railroad from perrt ‘ity 40 Bergen Point. which passes ese. Apply to Mr. MERRITT, at the aieg ool ie Pn) property at hour througbout the day and even- Twenty Arat street. “Sherwood and Claremont ‘bre situated on blah aro overlooking fthe Bay and Ly pus New York, eae Island, Narrows ane etry. This ina rare ss ay, Fe ing & ahome a short ee For rape sea Tel particulars apply at the Othe of he Auctioneers: 88 Montgontery stree IONEERS, 06 BROAD. | Pere bee P of tleman heving no further use for the ey aoee,§ Wess Tapers pa tiie ar ' Uo."s. ntadl “J sireet and Seventh avenne box by Jaane eat ae wo ro, SPLEND'D DAT MARES. PT aTBitbaY. October ory Stuffed sete od cet’ Vou Bitte by the cote Sharvara ‘Apply wo a sas asaNot, iD, brated Taxidermist, Galbraith, of whieh fs one tne Nanas, "Wa men in case comprising over three hundred worthy of amateurs. ie TIONRER—WILL SELL TR! the frame tay, corns ies (— yt bie in fren: rabe0 ctrenh, bovwreon fa aud Fitee ‘second Looking, Glassen, Perris jardroves, So! Lounyes, Tables, Bedstead a) HANDS nian, ao. Also two Pi oe, im tret 6 JDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEBR —SROOND 4 hand Furniture, Melgt bee en BDW'D SCHENCK. Riostecdircots une Fuenivare ote peivave residence. we oof ts 1 FIVE TWO HORSE PARK PH | ScSe"Partor Suita, Oe °* ue Ala vargais, Inqul ire of MOTT & BORR, 208 yee Ey SR oa tigre Fo BALE—A PALB OF LADY'S BLACK nate ds ind, kin: a & Feonel ‘a Chairs, and a general areoTt | Sod Coupe Dog Cart, Rockaway. Wagon. Hurnees, £6 ‘uihvey “__ | proper nity jpaving for pret faqaire at tok ps mas aannee = we! Afth atreet, 01 ecu avenue Fay, D. eu ANORENE SARC o oe} beantnnih~ —— Leola & Noe ee eee ences | FPOR SALE CHEAT—TWO ROAD WAGONS, C1P¥ on Satur 1, at 12 o'cloom, mt Kast Twenty ds arly new, also two sets Single ness, one HLroe%, 001 int! tacos an sieguat Prench iraportoa re Orie upe, e superior Dog Cart (city made). Ban ORALes 1, MULT, 9 Cedar street > ry way (city made), an -_—-- _ Pike Ly Wagoo, shite: Shima by Mie POR SALS CHKAP--THE HANDSOMERT. § SADDLE algo ancatbuny Gosia atx Rented Biel ight 8 a8 ud Driving Horse to the eltg alot, dare Setonaialy, sr asin no be Baek Four ie | sib ands perfoa 17 Haig nance, Hye hands poor: 7 Soltis ome 4 for na Faull, only an difs, a0. of | Sonar has to leave town eon at laut 4 ater and will be | BOar Forty-Orw wtroek JOE ae por SALE ONRAP 4 'D HAND TOP BUGGY, ate Sao Jou! HERG sable, ‘ie Garroifolees, o'clook A. of i Foratvereat ~ ie a