The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1865, Page 2

a. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Moxp:y, Sept. 4—6 P. M. The improvement which the stock market experienced Jato on Saturday was fully maintained this morning, an ‘the volume of business at the first regular board was larger than usual of late, But the market is still unsup- ported by outside influence, The extreme abundance of | Ry. money, however, and the easy terms on which loans can be procured, afford every facility for putting up prices on the part of the professional operators, headed by the speculative director of Broad street. The latter is a large holder of Erie, and the higher the mar. ket gocs the more advantageously he can sell out his stocks. Seeing the inclination to operate for 9 rise which prevails among the “‘curbstone”’ men, he is disposed to assist them till it suits his purpose to do otherwise. At the first board Erie closed 2% higher than at the second board on Saturday, Now York Central 34, Hudson River 44, Reading $, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, North- western %, Kock Island %, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 1, Cumberland 1, Quicksilver 3. ‘Thore was 3 sale of Ocean Bank stock at 90, and Fourth National Bank at 96. Government securitics were strong ander the influence of the favorable statement of the pub: lic debt and the advance of five-twenties in London to €9 a 093, on the 15th ult, Five-twenties rose to 107%, ‘an advance of %. Tho now iasue improved %, sixes of 1881 %. Ten-forties were unchanged. At the open board the market was moderately active, and prices higher, At the second regular board !t was barely steady. New York Central closed at 34, Erie 134, Reading 3, Rock Island 3, Fort Wayne 3, Cumber- and %. Hudson River was \ lower, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Northwestern 3, Obio and Mississippi 3, Quickstlver 14. Governmont securities were firm. Cou- pon five-twenties of the old issue sold at 10734, ten- forties 9434, ‘At tho open board at half-past threo the market ‘was strong, under tho continued purchases of the Broad strect party, followed by the “small fry” of the streot, who have unbounded confidence in the speculative director of Erie because of his enormous wealth and consequent ability to influence prices, But it must be remembered that the opera- tions of a powerful capitalist or clique are liable to be reversed at any time, and that what he or they may do to-day may be reversed to-morrow or next week. But just now the Erie star isin the ascendant, and Erie burns a bright flame, around which career a multitude of moths, Er‘e closed on the call at 90%, Hudson River 110%, Reading 1073, Michigan Central 1093{, Michigan Southern 6674, Lilinois Central 124%, Cleveland and Pitts. burg 7334, Cleveland and Toledo 10314, Rock Island (8.8) 110, Northwestern 2934, preferred 643¢, Fort Wayne 98, Prairie du Chien 4834, Terre Haute and Alton 39, Cum- dorland 44%, Quicksilver 52%, Mariposa 1255. The petroleum ‘stock market was rather dull and heavy. At the first board Excelsior was 4c. lower than tthe same time on Saturday; United States 10c, At ‘the’second board there was a slight improvement in a portion of the list. Pithole Creek closed at $8 60, ‘Webster (b.10) $1 95, Buchanan Farm 73c., Cherry Run 20c., Excelsior $1 40, Hoydrick Brothers $1 25, First National 26c., Oceanic $1 08, Oil Creek $3 45, United Btates (v.10 } $28 25. Gold opencd rather weak at 143%, at which price a considerable amoznt was sold, but it gradually became stronger and rose to 14444, then receded 34, and clored at the highest point of the day. The supply of cash gold was not abundant, and loans were made at six per cent on the currency me in some inslances at 1-32 com- ‘m ssion. Foreign exchange was dull at the closing rates of last ‘wock. Bankers’ bills at sixty days were quoted at 1094 a 16. ‘The money market showed great ease, the supply of capital being in oxcess of the demand at five per cent for call loaus. The statement of the Associated Banks for tho week reflects this condition of monetary affairs:— ‘The loans show an increase of more than two millions, the deposits of nearly a million and a quarter, the legal tender notes of three millions, and the circulation of half amillion. Tho specie, however, has experienced a fur- ther decrease of more than half a miilion, leaving only $14,443,827 in the banks. The trifling increage of only $436,206 In the national @.bt between the end of July aud the end of Augnst has ‘been the subject of favorable comment in Wall street to- day, It shows that the hitherto great borrower—govern- ment—has been out of the market during that time; but, nevertheless, its disbursements have been going forward activey. ‘thus the amount of currency in the Treasury on the 3st of July was 31,401,774, whereas on tho 31st of August this sum had deon reduced to $42,782,283, a difference of $38,618,491. ae ve per cont temporary loan has increased more dian eleven millions and a half, while the six por cont “smporary loan bas decreased nearly throo millions and Ghaif; and tho old certificates have been taken up 0 much more rapidly than the new have been paid out that there is a decrease under this head of more than twenty-one millions and a half. The one and two years’ five per cent notes have been redvced six millions, and the three ycars’ com- pound interest notes have increased to within a trifle of five millions. The fractional currency shows an increase of more than half a million, and the suspended requisi- tions have Leen reduced more than twelve millions and a@half, Tho “coin in the Treasury’’ has increased more than ten millions, notwithstanding the reported sales of the Treasury from time to timo. On the whole the Trea- sury is in an easier position than there was reason not Jong since to suppose it would be at this time; but the reductions in the army, navy and civil service have been 60 rapid, and the sales of government property, made ‘useless by the termination of the war, have yielded so darge an amount of money, that this change in its condi- ‘tion is easily accounted for, The next, and subse- Quent statements are hardly likely to be so favor- able oa the present one, for the receipts from vessels and other property in the ny have not yet been sufficlent to reduce the current ex. penses of the government to a scale corresponding with its income. Certificates of indebtedness will, therefore, ‘be paid out freely to the creditors of the government, and when their amount becomes inconveniently large, if new sooner, the Secretary of the Treasury may be induced to put forward the funding loan authorized by Congress for embracing these securities, together with intervst bear- tag notes. Our remark on the Treasury statement yesterday geoula have r. ad “The statement, it will be scen, is ia trory ry respect © a surprisingly favorable one’’ instead of “probable one,”’ as printed. The following figures compare the last woekly state- ment of the New York Associated Banks with the returns of the previous week :— September 2. - $21,394,370 me. 190,316,658 14,443,827 Tegal tenders. 67,271,730 Circulation . 8,509,175 —The deviations from the roturus of the previous weok are as follows :— Increase in circulation... "676,761 Tho transactions of the Clearing House for the week compare as follows with the business of the previous week :— ‘Clearings for the week ending August 26. ...$372,124,200 Cloarings for the week ending Sept. 2. 896,068,676 Balances for the week ending August 26. 19, 726,139 Ba'ances for the week ending Sept. 2.... 18,044,139 ‘The bids for $200,000 of the New York County Court ‘House stock will be opened by the Comptroller on Wed- mosday, attwo P.M. This stock will bear six per cent fnterest, and the principal will be paid in 1801 and 1392. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and, barley loft at Gide water from the commencement of navigation to the fourth week of August, in the years 1864 and 1865, was Bs follows :— Flour, tole, © Whert, ag Corn, bus, 2804... 49,200 0%, t00 Barley, ee 4805. :; 30,700 2200 ‘900,700 3,200 Dee,,.19,500 Doc. 61,100 Inc.500,000 Nee.9,400 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide svater from the commencement of navigation to the Slst of August inclusive, during the yours 1964 and 1865, was es follows: Four, bbls, Wheat, tue, Corn, bis, Barle 1364...656/200 9,983,300 6,537,200 ig) ote, 1590.,,,891,000 4038000 7,054,000 174,800 | ee pte omc ——— —— | Doe. .164,600 Doo. 5,246,700 Inc.1,616,200 Inc. 8,700 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the te. left at tide water this year, compared with the cor- roaponding period last shows a deficiency of 3,213,040 barrels of four, ‘ fhe following comparative tavio shows the quantity — ee “ of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation and in- cluding the 3ist of August in the years indicated :— 1865. Moy 391,000 Oats... Malt. Ay igorous effort is now being made to reorganize th Pittsburg, Maysville and Cincinnati Railrocd Company, and to recommence and prosecute the work of rebuild- ing the road as far as McConnelsville, The Atlantic and Great Western Company have taken hold of the matter, and purpose commencing the work the coming winter. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail- road during the fourth week im August amounted to $291,176, which shows an increase over the receipts for the same time last ycar of $93,586, or forty-seven por cent. The public debt of Russia amounts to about $1,450,000- 000, one-half of which is non-consolidated, two-thirds of the latter portion being paper money and one-third consisting of Treasury bifls and othor bonds bearing in- terest. The annual revenue of the country is nearly two hundred and thirteen millions of dollars, The total value of the foreign exports at Portland, Me,, during the week ending September 2, was $33,424. All the banks of Boston are now under the national currency act, the last to come in being the old Webster Bank, with its capital of a million and a half of dollars, At Chicago, on the Slst ult., the condition of themoney market, under an active demand, was more stringent than be‘ore. The calls from the rural districts continued unabated, and the country balances were drawn down to nearly nothing. The banks, although pressed from all sides, were discounting very little, and none but favorite ¢.stomers could look for any favor. Tho nominal rates re- mained at ten per cent. American securities in London on the 22d ult. were ih active demand and showed considerable strength. United States five-twenty bonds were dealt in at 68%, 68%, 69, 6934 and 693, leaving off at the latter figure. New York and Erie Railroad shares, ex coupons, were sold at 5334 and 5354, closing firm at 53%{. Illinois shares were steady at 7834 a 78%, and before the clos) were held at 79. Atlantic and Great. Western Ra‘lway deben- tures at 863. Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, 66 to 68. The rebel cotton loan continued on the market, but was dull of sale at the prices claimed by holders, which wore 6t08, * Stock Exchange. Monpay, Sept. 4—10: “i im ra $50000 LGA cou 107% 1000 U~ 6's, 5 20,reg 10514 103000US6's,5-20,cou 10734 4000 US6' 20, cn ions 25000 rere 2000 Ux6’s,10-40,cou 6000 Tr n 73-10 lat 8 56000 do, .2d sera 4000 do. .3d sera 21000 do... ae 41000 Us6's,1 yre,ni 2000 Ohio 6’s, 1881. 4000 Tenn 6’s.. nie M id 6's... 12 + 83 100 Hudson. Riv RR. 110 100 Pitts,FtW&ChRR 93 400 do... os 400 Reading RR: 1300 ds 300d 10734 200 do, .2d ‘cali 10734 410 Mich Con’ RR... 110 97 101% 10000 son ona cer. 0. ..+ +000. 10936 60 do..2d call 110 do. 100 dO. ese.2e-. 100% 12000 Erie 4th 200 Mich So& NIRR 66 ‘1000 Chicé Alt stm 300 do. 66: 6000 Chi& NW Ist m 6000 Iil Cen bonds. . 10 shs Ocean Bank... 10 Fourth Nat’! B’k. 200 Canton Com) 200 do... 100 Del & Hud Canal. do,..24 call 203% ito Chie & NW 8 et 100 Mari stg CO, ao. cl 100 08) dd. 128 Attantie If 83 Co 150 189 NY Contra Ri 02% S86 ‘cali 3 1Y0 Yu & Alwar nD Second Board. Harr-Past Two o’Ciock P. — $2000 U8, ’81, cou 107% 200 ahs Erio RR. 40 7000 US6's, 5-20, ¢ 100 Erio RR pref. 2909 100 cient 1000 400 do, 107 100 Hudsoi Riv RR. 199% $00 M80 &N Ind RR 67 100 do......880 6634 509 Clev Bide, 13s 300 pane hi &NWRR.. 29% 400 Quicksily Mg Co. 52% 200 29 300 NY Central RR, 93% 100Ch & NW ER prt 63 f | 48 473) 8,824,676 2,690,002 14,810] 5,423,674} 1,453,907 22960) 5,228,090] 1'519:416 20,901] 4:628.552|1,618,076 3,527,433]1,023/626 wes) AG) Laas 201,863 31333 84] ‘733.637 3B, "06 | 341,007 2,001, 343,803 908,63] 25,677} 21319,53:] 685,278 815 M3 —| 6,103,035) 1,456,715 dain “Rtso) Wieser) Sr8'30r $1,286] 85.513] 1:906 471] 159,708 907203) 90.743] 1,341,924) 3911337 $2017 ‘631:925] 125/030 Ey 154,166] | 2,176,286] 475,139 61 $2,793] 96235 ‘548 248| 410/878 5,830,019) 534.478) 90,873) 4.677.642! 890.529 10,003, 252| 1,018,979] . 17,065} 6,751,378) 1,248,741 “2]17%715; 112] 879,128] 1,103 000] 7,820,971 13,601,000 ‘S.077.908) 128.734) "819,¢88) 8.342 06] 2:002,877 a'orvst| 81.873) 10,245] 1,893,118] “611,463, Seheas} 66782) aB4 4 1,700) 13; 1.499.701), 314: 4,463,072) 274,871 ‘3.750.771 |), £12,362 1627/8146] 86.904 120] 1,758,682} "704.608 Lasez7y] 44.640) 9.710) Lion ge] 190-8 North Amer.| 3,500,966] 194.9%] 26,868] 2'870,000]1,904.871 Manover 2\250'392| 113,687| 191498) 1.580.836] “455,603 isl ate] isl fanaa das | & Tsevors] “ose! Tease] f “408 588 ¥ 174. 8,060] 1.878.657) $16, 657,000) 1 198,550] 2:113, Bt Nicholas: 2,203,568) 63.911. 1,363,143) ShoekLeath'r| Socom) soe) ee SB tad SZanso| lero) “s'ous| a'3rzrgr, 229.00 2oor14| 2, 95,427] 3,711 7%2|1,130,051 1,156,245] 42,654) 110,914) Lomo ‘273,572 1,601,200) 117) '—| 2,478,441] 646,300 1,001;352] , 66/88" 253] 176,130 165/872] ° $6,428] | gat7) 8677153) 292 18s 13,009,915} 299,202) 18213, 981,200 1 22:35) 146) 1,824,367] ‘613,007 eae Bra 1864] 1'300'685] S08 11,826] 92.696} "aa 201, , 21,630) 1,488] 1,698,140), 791-2) 198,809) 1,497,068] 9, aiet| 122, pres 13,119] 68; 64,062 Tora CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpay, Sept. 4—6 P. M. Asnrs.—Receipte, 229 bbls, The market remained dull, but with a low stock prices wero steady. Breansturre.—Receipts 20,682 bbis, flour, 452 do. and 811 bags corn meal, 87,533 do, wheat, 282,278 do. corn, 51,482 do. oats, 7,600 do. ryo, 13,899 do. malt and 57,000 do, barley. The flour market was loas active, but prices ruled about 10c, higher. The sales of State and Western flour comprised 9,000 bble., at our revised quotations be- low. Southern flour was only moderately active, but higher prices were obtained. The eales were about 450 bbler Canada flour advanced 10¢, per bbI., with only a light Inquiry. Tho sales embraced 800 bble, Rye flour was etoady bat quiet, Corn meal was in light request and firm. 200 bbis. Brandywine changed bands on pri- vate terme, We quote:— Superfine State and Western Nour. 86700 725 » 1450 766 7608 776 Common to medinm extra ostern. 7650 815 Extra round hoop Ohio. 8808 8 90 Western trade brands. . 9 00 a 11 00 Common Southern. . 9 20 a 10 25 | Faney and extra do... 10 30 a 14 00 Common Canadian. 7008 790 f to choico and oxtra, 8 00 a 10 75 ye Loui (sttperiine! 5500 610 Sn eee 490 500 Corn meni, Brandywine. . Sie = | Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons. .26 00 a | The wheat market was fairly active, with a° good ship: mont inquiry, and prices for spring advanced about 14, per bushel, while winter, though rathor firmer, was not | Boticoably higher; the sales 78,000 bushels, at $211 a $2 12 for amber State, $1 54a $1 55 for amber Milwaukee, the cutside price In store; $150 a $153 for Milwaukee ‘club, $2 30.2 $2 40 for white Western, $150 & $1 53 for Chicago spring. and $1 55 for No. 1 Chicago Spring, in store. The corn market was fairly active at full prices; the sales embrace 122,000 bushels, at 85c. a 80. for vasound, and 99. a 910. for sound mixed West- er’. Ryo was without noticeable change and quiet. Barley and malt remain dull and nominal. Qats were : steady requ’st, and prices ruled in favor of the sell- ; the eales of Western were at STc. a 580, ‘orrow.—The market was fairly active, and prices ad. vanced, middling grades closing steady at 430. a d4c. —the outside an extreme The sales comprised 2,170 bales, We quote :-— Ur'ard. Florida, Mobite. N.0.07. Ordinary. 35 35 36 Middling. 8 43 x 4 Good middling. ; 45 46 ‘Cowrne was inact fovbing request at full prices, Fexice7s.—The market was firmor, though the offer- ings continued light. The engagements were:—To Liv- erpool, per steamer (part Saturday evening), 35,000 bushels wheat at 6d. a 63<d., 3,000 boxes choore ‘at fon. 200 bales cotton at id. hn To Lenten, per Sreamer, 2,600 is. flour, private. To Glasgow, steamer, 14,000 bushels wheat. at O8¢d., 1,000 boxee cheese at dbs.» 100 bhds tobacco at 408, Tho charters wore two brigs, with grain, one to Cardiff, private, and one to Penarth fur orders, at 4s. bark to Hamburg, from Philadel. phia, at 4s’ 94., for petroleum. Hors were less active, but prices were well semaine The sales wero only 90 bales old crop at 160. a 600. So balen one crop at 40c. 9 60c,, the outside an ex- ome. Mo.a*aes was less active, but prices were well sustain- od. | We note sales on 30 tala as Forte Rico at 80c. a 900, k Septomber muscovado, 1,517 hhds. clayed, 1, irl hhds Porto oy ‘and 287 bbis.’ Eng- lish Islands; total, 9,598 hhds. and 287 bbls. Same dato last yoar—6,520 Ad musoovado, 932 hhds. clayed, 6,575 bhds. Porto Rico and 2,897 bbia, New Orleans; total, 10,027 hhds. and 2, soit 419" vole. pee vIs10N. —Recei do. beef, 198 do. lard, and 374 pkes.’out meats, Doric market was more active and holders lized better mess closing steady at $30. sales consisted o! bom 7,000 bbls. at $29 6234 a $80 for new mess, $20 50 a $30 for old do., $2875 a prime, and $27 25a $27 60 for prime ‘mess, Also, for September delivery, buyers’ ore about 1,000 bbis. new mess at $27 60 and 2,200 do. for September, sellers’ option, berg at $29 75, ‘The beef market wag active and very firm. The sales were 1,300 bbis. at $8 a $12 tor pa mess, and $10 50 a $14 50 for extra mess. Beof hams were dull, and nominally unchanged. Bacon was in better request: but, as holders were asking entirely above the ideas of purchasers, there were no transactions. Cut meats were steady, and a far business was done. The sales in- cluded’ 650 packages at 14 at 14340, @ 163¢c. for shoulders, and 1%. a 280. hams. The lard market was moderately active and steady, The sales were 900 bbls. at 19340. a 25c.—the outside an extreme for very choice in small lots. Butter was in steady trade demand at 28c. a 30c. for Western, and 313¢c. a 39c. for State. Choese was firm, the a good demand, at 10%{c. a 16%c. for common to rROLaUM, —Rec*ipts, none. The market ruled firm, under a good demand for both crude and refined, and sales were few. Refined is very scarce, and hard to be got. The sales were 4,000 tag on the ‘spot and for for- oe delivery, at from 32¢, to 380. a 3330., and 2,300 do. refined in bond, part in Philadel hia, 633¢e. a 643z0, for prime light straw to white. Prime white is held at 66c. a57c. Free sold in a small way atff23c. a 7330. Rice was neglected, and prices are entirely nominal. We learned of no transactions. Suaars.—The market for raw was much less active, but prices remained firm at the late advance. The sales were confined to 385 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 130. a Refined was quiet and unchanged. Tatvow was dull. The sales were confined to 50,000 Ibs. at 14%c. a 15340. Wuiskgy,—Recoipts, 308 bbls. The market was more quict, but full prices’ were realized. ‘Tho salos were about 400 bbls Western at $2 25 a $2 26, mainly at the inside price. FINANCIAL, <s ADABAMA MONEY WANTED.—HIGHEST PRICES paid at MOSES & SCHIFFER'S, 62 Broad street. ENNEHOFF RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY. ‘Office No. 8 Pine street, Now York The Trustees of this company have Tits de day pramber I ‘a we dend of five (6) per cent on tho capital stock of the company, out of the net earnings for the Cpt of August (aside from surplus in funds on hand, and a large: quantity of oll In tanks), payable on and efter i D. L. DUNCOMB, President. 0. M. Braon, Treasurer. IVIDEN! D The following companies have declared dividends for the mefmuld and Curry. 8. M (0x. $40 per foot: Bry. oot; Imperial s Ho, $i wr shate: gable Je durough ihe Bank’ of Pettis zastarn stock. Rlolders in golds less exchange, by TELS & WALLER, No. &3 Pine street. i die san ticnestiaten ate a ly. BEES SOR. OR SALE—AT A LIRERAL DISCOUNT, CITY RAIL rond Bonds. Apply to 8. R. JACOBS, No. 1 New street, corner of Wall, / OR SALE—FORTY SHARES NEW YORK SUBMA. Socata) $100 per share. Address M. Y., Herald gi racing rr OF STOCKTON CITY COUPONS. Fe hereby notified that they will be paid when due on gases at the Metropolitan Bank, New York city, July, and January, 1866, in U: State's gold cota, T. MEADER, Agent. NEVADA, SUVER MINES —THREE |RICH AND valuable silver ledges for uale) aultable, for a company. For particulars apply to G. Dr. ROWERS, 142 Broadway. m PE- ere OF THE VENANGO, AND Bt Now, york, Paqusl i 165 Fhe “Board of Directors hate Lectared & cash cond tT or one yah cent out of she ear for the month of August, payable at this ote on Sept ALExis Braga, ‘Treasurer, tases ERMILYE & BAey re if Wart eyee NEW YORK, RN MEN’ AN AGENTS, all fasves o of Seven. T LO. eee He oa es mediate delivery, of ie it ancl of Cava t Sectritien at meqneerent: ae ke and Certificates: TO LOAN ON po al AND MORT. $300 000 TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, O¥ . How York ity property. EB & co. $250.00 property. IRELAN. Broadway. sorters “from Banks and Bankers executed on favorable age, in sums to sult id fmproved Y, BN, No.'65¢ Pine atreet. CLOTHING, AP ease? Tit PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING Apparel, Furniture, Carpets, de. at the Califor Agency. Address Mr. or } FOLDBTEIN, 182 Sevesth avenue, between Twenty-seeond and ‘Trent third atreets. where all orders will be duly attended to, in oF out of the city, raised on ® BW some. LIQUOR » SOOIETY.—A RE- Nem ship tncoting of this society. will be. hela at tie afizopaliian Hoome, No 160 Heater on Tuesday evening, Sept. & 1800, at 735 o'clock. A punctual attendance ‘as business of importance will be brought be- as the ‘soolety for, ae action. ae INH. WILLIAMS, Vice President. Joun Rooms, Secretary. ‘ARY. eee FE APgranrens, SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT N. G. The members of this com sereby at ry Cas in cay fare revs auonding the fevered ro our late con col T. J. O'Dononox, Orderly Sergeant. POLITICAL. AT MEETING, OF THE DELEGATES OF Fourth Assemb! on Monday ier Tamman: fog delegates to tho Tweed was jelsoted as Jr. ry, as alternate. joun McCauxer, Secretary. A MEETING OF THE rae eer ae | at fot in the de pe Ge ‘gate y Hall, on oven. Hefrseenbt of the olty and county of New York at ithe Sisto Cogwention, to at. 105: Mesars, inn as delegate, and Jno. Henry'as ai ‘Major MICHAEL DORAN, hairman Third Assembly District Convent Jas. H. Monnon, Sorotary. 1074 gsanmenyn DPRIOT AT 4 MEBTING 0} he ed 44-4 Goseral Gomettied held on MoD mi 28 Hower! %s aye Meg 34 Mr. Mobanghlio as rag oes othe ws gonrenon to be held dae A ia ied AQ SATE ried Tae = with wi Eyer taal ee | Baa pak Sy KS og FOR CAPITALISTS. tehtldand evetussntfutrnten ee cat ters ae ne | ee = ng in this box 3,781 New Y< Pia, Dice, sehen oy aust, ae USINESS WANTED.—A XOUNG MAN WISHES, 70 invest and servicesin some ee err4 business, tired. Pi Basins Dank revorones cee, ans aad reared ‘omice. Fenne ee op 4 CASH, ONE OF THE BEST PANO- ever exhibited in this country; or will elt one halt tncereat ‘aa or address A. G. tuck, 49 John street, second floor. ABD WARE -WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED HARD- ‘@ partner in ae ae shed and gat $008 bang, tho gh able business, near New York; capital Thoisua Connor; Ande Garvey, Geo. | Tei ined riser 8 Hany Soe Mok ight Hugh Ferriga Tike sume deess bos Inigo heaarera mea saa .— PERSONAL. N ITALIAN BOY, AGED 18 YEARS, BY, OCCUTA rE er er. Any, one fad ling him, sad Tg keeping iim and sen rother, ‘Nicholas Be iH i a eRe eeuatiy rewarded Ap peaenses gate will pay all reasonable expenses. EW BORN INFANT WANTED—ALSO THREE A. Mitts tobe adopted out, Call at 741 Greenwich stroct, « Wedneada Q,WAS OUT OF TOWN, WILL MERT J. G. ON r¢ September 6, at 3 P. M., corner Saeko teenth street an Fourth avenue. or personals. Please answer, by letter LON KEAN, NATIVE OF CLARE COUNTY, KD On Sen hon , Ireland, left there 13 j ve Dy ek heard of was in Canada West. io gre yi oo peeee Sen + to Pat Kean, 444 Greenwich teat we ‘ork el RTY—I WILL SEE YOU AT 424 SroADyeS _ 4 G* o'clock this afternoon, without fail. NFORMATION WANTED—OF LEQNARD MIDNER, 14 Lrject ot age: left his home on the 28th of March, | Any perenne ela Muay wate lk ts, or if he w: rents ‘Address Reuben Midmer, 18 High street, or 371 Pariton avenue, Brooklyn. WANT ONE OR MORE PRREONS, WITH CAPITAL, alrend/ established; ealesrootne i Rew Yor a oa nye in New : W. 0., box 147 Herald ofloa, be }W YORK, AUGUST 9, 1865.—WILLIAM D. fg ‘and Elbert B. Monroe’ were admitted as partners in our firm on the first day of March last. BALL, BLACK & CO. PARTNER WANTED WITH, $1,000 CAPITAL IN AN established chemical bath in this city; quired from a physician, Or the bustness or sate for $3,000, Kadress box: Id office, pannen WANTED—WITH $2,000 IN A WHOLESALE manufacturing business, established many, years, or would sell the business, Address box i40 Herald o! ARTNER WANTED—IN THE RETAIL DRUG BUSI- ‘ness, by a man of thorough experience in, the business, and has the refusal of a store cheap. Capital required, ‘000. To ® man with the above amount this f¢ an excel: Tent chance, For full particulars addross Druggist,, box 796 Post office, N. ¥. Beat of reference given and required. Parma WANTED—$12,000-TO TAKE A THIRD interest ina manafacturing business; will secure the capital and rantee 18 percent onthe investment for one year's use; every satisfaction given. Address Collateral, box 141 Herald office. — FORMATION WANTED—OF JULIA GRIFFIN, Tsnctitother, Morris Gritin, county Cork, parish of ae ple Hatin: Troland. dnquire atOl Cherry siroet, N. Y. ARTNER WANTED.—AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, WITH see may Lanne ie neat and profitable business, at 509 Bi third floor, up front stairs. 10 THE GENTLEMAN WHO WISHED R aoanmas the young iady who advertised as an operator in the New York Heraldy August 20, 8. bey tok MONTHLY ARTICLE IS aur. ALL J 0. ‘ANNIE. M*. J. C. VALLETTE WILL PLEASE CALL ON G.C., ‘at 29 Chambers atreet, SIX AND Bs A LOOK OR geet Moll. WEEKS, LDS YID. ST—ARRIVED 4TH —ra0er, HAVE 100 OTuates; good thing started; will anro sccurity ready tn time. wu JOUN GOULDSBURY MAKE, ARorMRR Ae intment and transact that business, he propased? ng on my part shall be on the square. a LOST: A AND I BrOU OUND ¥ ND-—IN THE NORTH RTA RIVES BP, ON SATURDAY Foose, last, a st be shnd Yawl boat, with a yellow stripe round, Boat can bad anal t J. epee m7 Jersey City, above the ferry, ont ‘the cee vin and paying charges, TM. MAST INST, OPPOSITE THE ASTOR Lit tees tate 1nd dorclock POM. ine South ferry ee, betwee Bastaene oe Book nat wort, anything but te raurniny ‘road! the Isivnar ASYM se Eeane rewarded. eS O8Ts28 WEDNESDAY LAST, THREE ACCOUNT SToks, of no value except to the owner. A liberal re- yard will Bo paid £ for thelr return to No, 68 Wall street, front Oflice, second floo: TostoX, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT, 1, IN AN omnibus between Houston struct and the Battery erlinson Grape Shaw! and Fe The finder will Hi be Waslington Hote, Nos 1 Srotweye pera THE ASTO) Nj Lore Bey lay aaenoom, Beg Sabot g Potoce« | Sel Bi rewarded by lebving him at 76 Chambers st ; : Fourt! ae . LIBBY, SATURDAY EB ING, aD INst., PRR Ludiow's Express wagous & Russett Trunk and . bp nt be Pe rewarded at i, foot of Bar- osT—oy- ‘one of wre o8T—$2 from, Quarintine a working Boat, a called h8 : a Mage ee person retue® 7 Vork, will tee! Landi ant Molt atrect, Nev if entiag Ost_LAST = ING, 4, TWENTY: THIRD treot Atage, a smi vgkages of'no value tommy one but Vacage, containing private papers bo paid to the finder on delivering ¥~ Nor 323 We Weat Twenty-third at the owner's residence, ine ATTENTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARH SUA; {\ rantoed ta receive the 0, highest rer for theadessing ¥ ing, ure, Cal calling rei Or MESHES AM Third avenue, nes-2 oureeenth Bt 1G ANY CAST OFF Agaam ON!—GENTLEMEN hui rige by calling on oF Clothing 1 dispose of an, adareating SMES KES RICK, street, near ham. TTEN ZADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE- TENTION mghest rice for, Cast Off Clothing, .. by Ainge! Wadressing Mr. or Mrs. 1. HAI, 48 Uarmine treet, street, “> 6 EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- 5 fo ate ed pays the highest Broadway lemen's castoff Clothing. Ladies AT 22 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR arent street, Ladies and gentlemen, thero is rien i aw York elty where you could get so much for y your or ets, Furniture, Jewel F caipg or addressing M. Be fas above, in case f rust a those articles to ‘ppl the Western markets. Ladies mage on by Mra, Marks In and out of thecity. At 8. MORRIS, 194 SEVENTH AVENUE—PAYS THE highest price for Ca: Mf Clothing, Carpets Furniture aut Jewelry, Bo.” Ladten waited on by Sirs. bg ND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE UT. most value r Cast Of Weaning Apparel, Furniture, ne Ladies atiended to by alling on or address! Great Jones street. $30. OC WORTH OF, CAST OFF rpets, Ac... wanted by, Be STRAUSS, between Thirty third ‘and Thirty-fourth ik dation attended by Mra. St WORTH OF LADIES’, mon’s Cant Off Clothing, by H. HARRIS, I guarantee yeaa aa 1 must have ‘those articles to | 28, au e Southern and Please call on or cae a Mie or Men THTARIIS, 164 Seventh avenue, be- tween Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, $125,000 Wanted ror"chartewon 8 Op Latin of 0 following id gents havi pore of can recelve Driege:=Prom $10 16 $00 for silk dresses: $5 10 $28 Tor con 5 ‘oa » iereley ‘The, highest igh} paid. urniture, jewelry. The highest, casi 8 pad. ball on oF address B, MINTZ, 823 Sixth rene, ‘above Twen- jeth street, Ladies waited on by Mra. Mintz. SEASON, ar MPORTANT LECTURES D DAILY—FOR “GRNTLENEN the New York Museum of Anatomy, ties unable to attend these lectures can Bare ‘vem Torwarded on receipt of ten cents, by addressing Hocrotary of New York Museum of Anatomy CLOTHING, AJ GENTLE. wanted, BN) aha Becean ever eto __WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O, TAMONDS FOR SALE.—FOR SALB, TWO BEAUTI. Diamond Cluster Pins, one suitable for lady or gn sea gahy ces eek be Wooght cheap on. &p Paton tp a t : SCOVILLE, ven h H Habe Cedar alteet, New York. COAL, WOOD, HO. JAine woopc00d PINE At $375 PER LOAD, ‘also Virginia Pine, Oak and Hickory, at the lowest re, et prices: ba; cord 10 8 load, and delivered to to.any part of the ‘ard Second avenue, beast 3) fifth and drm wixth streets, WLAND & UO. v O. NICKERBOCKER ANTHRACITE COAL. COMPANY, offices 416 Broadway, corner of Canal street.—We are now delivering our tuner jor Lehigh Coal to stockholders at 6 6 por ton, sereenes CIGARS | AND TOBACCO, aie 900 0.00: CIGARS, SEED LEAF AND OTHE )0. bacco. —Holders of Job Lote should call, ax we are now daily rece! Bo; chake from us 20 per cont cheaper hy anles weekly. 3. W. CARLI CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRES re 3.000.000 ‘costs maniractzr, Prices fi thourand. Agent, New york Cigar sofacturioe ‘Company, 94 Warren avert 54 JAMES STREET, ON by ag ‘a small sized red Goat, mi sana return the goat will be TRAYED—FROM 54 morning, at 7 o'clocl short horns, " Whoover wi Kindly thanked. _REWARDS. $5 REWARD—LOST, ON Ox THE } EVENING OF SEP- tomber 1, « Carriage Slut (spotted), in or about the seventh iivenuc and Fifteenth streets The above reward will be given on returning the same, oF for r information where she can be found, at 182 West Fifteenth 5 REWARD.. ed A GOLD PIN, SET WITH TWO +) rows of with pate in the centre. Please leave it with Mr. Noah Worrall, 26 Elm atreet.. BS REWARD.—LOST, Keg recy VICINITY OF ELE- venth yates ane Sever @ black and tan eats nswers Faun stove paid at 195 Weat Bie Eleventh street. reward w! $1 1G eee ee SATURDAY peter Eg in gotny WN. Y., to Je A Cheok ok for due Ma Sinkre dred and f iy dil ra, drawn Oy rege. Svoward of ton dollars by Iouring the tnld check "st. Wolssy & Terry's, Nos Sand 4 Darcy Buildings, Jersey City. $15 5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE- of a Skiff, stolen on the ni 2B, the bea beach near Toltenville; Jength 0 boton feet; With the ox ‘exception of torward pair of row foes ees, whch is lron ouira palr of Meneranear | pelle and yeltow atrl Mi, ‘VAN NAME, Tolenville, 8. I. REWARD. ON LAST SUNDAY EVEN. #10 & Ne Hoboken ferry gate, a silver oytinder ented, No. Tra, The Swner wore We for 28 ‘The above reward will be paid od petase it en Tor the th in the store $91 Broad andno ere et gery rie eee $25 4 bee ee ON THURSDAY arse for f ne and arty conta (pD.161 80). By deliverin Clews & Co., 33 ‘all atreet, the fader reward, REWARD “STOLEN, WEDNESDA\ $50 50, about 2 P. M.. from ue way, 8 rae ate travel in Gloxe nd ahaa mark, of of atectoring ye Tule faded and, small tent ‘fs fin re will be given tor | ee ad the care eee oy W. Saward, 111 Broadway, REWARD.—LOST, COMING FROM WoopBuRy re)! erik this 48 tn Ponta roorning. a contaiain . Gurfency, Ba reward the Ader at Win, L. Wood's, 1 Graham avenue, Brockly ly $2,000 RRRAND Stor Vand halos 80 Bondt ‘tra tetera a ssV alin | ( Poe et 80 8 all Staten Boniwot het repens, all dated A\ sheet 804, numbered os aad ica iota lean ods C, G, iat fs at ae x wil rewurn Srroueal oa the above re in prortion for Nahe Your, Sept, 2, 1866, ED COTTON above sum 000-4 BNC yar had Fe prokts lanter wishes ivaté land Srongh in the Valley fee to prdfuce 1,000 bales or more of ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL WT gi 200 vo $2000, Lo eugage with the auvertiser in at established and wat paying business. Apply, for three days, to J. FIELD, 40 Cortlandt street, up stairs, W ANiED5A, PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF $7,000 to $10,000, for a safe and legitimate business in a South. ola ty the Business ia both, prodtable an und permanent: <ty ute . real name, &¢., MB. Ks Etion'D Post ollice, for three days, cat Ay dae hery rit MAN, wire $3, TO TAKE A HALF inter bar a mn doing a business. For partfculars ‘apply at re ‘hatha street, in saloon, 600. ASSOCIATE WANTED, AS CASHIER IN $ + an enterprise fully started ‘and coining money. Apply at room 99 Kevere House, corner Brosdway and Hous: na 32.0 000 —A PARTY WITH $2,000 CAN HAVE HALF sya ait part in a manufacturing business, No rtlculara on calling at 483 Broadway, "room No. 8, $2000 Ax, BXERQETIC, MAN TO TAKE THE Tustvens, wolleslablisned and poping large profits, For Dae- Houlars aquire at. the factory. No Sit i Rreet, between Say and Diane strecte, Brokers need aot a $3, O00. ~A ZUR, MAN WHO Has won BOOK. ‘Keeper for a wholesale house for s number Sears desifes to cbiain on fnterest in nn eslablished house Siiere his services and th hove amount would ba.an oquly- nt for the same. to goin effect any thme be- een now and the Lat of Jauuary ‘uext. Address X. Y. 2, Herald offic FZ 0.00 20, 2130%-A PARTNER WANTED, WITIt this amount, in a well cstablished cash manu. facturing business. Address or call on @. W. BARCLAY, iN ta ; eT | A tener ces ‘ | getty —~7 sre waning. A SITU, Th AP ea Sis ste ats, room cata ne 6. genre yg ayomgee YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION Jy, 82 Ww noral $ landed: is very a ie CAN TADY ene f 90 fornia ae a RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN it fi AL storie deed bait este GIRL TELY FP Af — os P BE..10 TB ty TEARS. Ss om J Rousework. Call at be et Soin at ce et pnaere A BITUATION ier irene bas four refe: from hi eat Boab a, corner of Toh af for wo gaye, PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION. = 4 Fence. cts To noon At 440 West (ge Ny nal BDUCATED YOUNG Laced 0 net i te box 118 ‘Herald ollce, wiht A “, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- Vontant gin as chambormald ond waitnesy, in.n private from 10 to 4 o'clock, at 188 Lexingtonay, SITUATION WANTED—BY A, YOUNG GIRI, ‘a seamptress, oF to do chamberwork and waiting; wo assist ip an; ye Good refere: need at 33 , fOr two days. LADY, HAVING LOST HER BABY, THREE DAYS old, widhes a baby to nurse at her own’house, in Hobo- ken, Cin be boon fur two days at 119 Eust ith st, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A ‘siru- Aces as chambermald and child's nurse Laeet a private a= ae} nt ab) 108th st., near 3d aide, in. A 7 aé chambermaid and waltreas or clhambermaid iyitte: good homes mush desired. Call 10th av., top floor, for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SI Let ‘as good cook, washer and ironer, the bast of reference. Can be seen at 156 West 18th st., for two days, not engaged. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG girl, to do geueral housework; has lived two yon iher at placos has the beat of reference, Call from 10-40. O'clock at S54 West 25th s YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- ces and waitress, Call at 887th ay., in the lamp RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do general housework or to. cook in a private Good city reference. ‘at 480 7th av., between 36th and 37th ats., for two days. BABY WANTED TO WRT NURSE BY A LADY wha bas lost her Grst child; wants it it way, top floor. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION seainsiress or nurse; is capable of taking the Of an infant from its birth; ‘or would go us seamal chambermaid, The best of ety reference can be given. at 261 West 284 at., between 71h and 8 SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXCELLENT OOOR, Who thoroughly understinds her business; can give tbe dest of city reference. Can be seen at $42 West 26th st, A LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, WISI class En, ae WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT = ator a asituation in « first store; knows ae 4 French, and would , found, most usaful ee ch Cor Fospondence was require a vtlars aad salary, A. W. D., Heralt of cr ‘A. QOMEETENT, YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE & situation as a frat class waitress, or would like to do Ghamberwork In a first class amily; hve the best nt of oly re Call at 665 6th foreyoe from lest place. av., bet SITUATION WANTZD—BY A RESP! fine dowing 3 on abrokaerrs cau cut and iit for chiluress would wait on ‘or child; x, entinet ference. Can Tor two days at Bara (A. YOUNG Woman, wistiEs Rousowork tn = small rvate ti fore cee | ly. employer's, 79 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, Say Chueadae A® COOK.—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE Ay her a situation aa first cook; understands: Ror ase and che tag re? Moe cooking: 1 is =. excellent Be for Can be seep at I at, nee ‘8th av. WIDOW, OF GOOD Ianners, te dexio ce gf eee Hao ND 4a), onion See ep peat —PARINER, WANTED, WITH ABOUT $10,000 capital, in large ma “| $10.00, Siete pagh sy es pret ress for ufacturer, ‘Post office, N.Y. YOUNG} MAN, THOROUGHLY A0- stated wilasouinem wade pose giSlcete stage tities with money, Enterptiae, Herald ofles, 310, go). session of a lacking capi in reerared — 12.000 Ti a iron foundry and me: csablisbed. “Address X-'. Be, $ busi: bed. fleraid ottcos bond $15.0 000% Sn ata A Ua end juperintend a Oa ni fetpeniod interest pe Pipa ees ke-cbarge of the he Dasingas I an 01 fred will bee i oeetiony ars cost ress E. T. T., box BROADWAY A MERICAN HOTE! street, New York- sults or singly, at moderal > FANEAU HOUSE, Reservoir Par of Rooms fof Res Retines families. Table d’hove, VERETT HOUSE, SION SQUARE, N. Y._—WE ARE now ready to make families: coming winter. icin & BORROWS.” ANGHAM Hi Jae ROSE, ECRTAS argent Wy PLACE.—THIS COM- Sydon,** itm situated on the most hewidon,) 14 now o End, with all modern, im orermente: “suites! te fn the Weal Slows teow 3 ailthes rallr termini. For tion, ad manager, 'D EIGHTH yn the European pian, Rooms in to rates, WEST pepe STREET, d comm suits ott maoda aT HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN-42 Rooms in suit or single, by the day oF yor weeks "Ofen Gay and aight fpnipeatt Rs ae J sete Avenue. I AM catlomon for winter, Table’ d'hote. al 6 o'clock, San: a HB o'clock 3.0. TORRILHON. NAVAL PRI’ PRIZE MONEY, &C. AbE MAY NAVY 01 x LAT FED AND y Hui ony at hele N ne Sa oats, $6 ketene ane ot tne ution ing slip, corner i) oo UES, ou Mibdauentieen A of le eing out ie aay Sao par): pre the iia ais Ar- fa and oe ite ade rach gine pop aps, P14 PEt 8 rin oe iy, Beck. pay, We icin wnat ne dranoe te aes Also Si 0 Bounty. fafor: |, 119 Nasa J Pe co., ¥ AND NAVY CLAIM New ie and Nos. 4 and jen; Charners bers street, New . roa to TO DISCH. =! ‘Waa aabhetied foroter teres yee he eliotn of claims, we have complete arrangemen: Mnoldiers who have been, di on pass Hest eek il accounts of, diach: on a 3 iste, of war, balance of ties, Sy ek ee a L. Bi WN & CO,, Bankers, No. 2 Park place. Nite Piast Agr, Tyed Sines amntenas ke! Money, Bount Mies se areary once. ated or address place, N. AROTON AQUEDUCT DE DEPARTMENT. ors.—Separate sealed cL SLELS cena at mn x . Bena aas a to wit:—Sewer in Sen ieee ite ‘ourth avenues; eo tea from Pity ae iy intersect ews nue to Bast obtained on i ae oMhce. } aged New Yore, Sept. 2, ie ae pan Uifey twiive so ha psy be Cnt atl a, a eeetie. mat, thatong iy ncaial fied, wit tho sou theem esate. GEALRD PROPORALS WILL, BE RECEIVED At THs Rica dotthogaer ‘with $8,000 cash and inrg, trade, pt sera veee doris te 4 reser, with o Mak amount ‘to join the write dlvored hone eatin a Southern city, where it wit au, Pid’ pron: hand. OH SOE i ‘, Saar "For particulars apply 10 @, D. ROGERS, 7? F.F. way. ay, FINE ARTS. __. WINES, LIQUORS, &€ ro a (awes ‘DE Visite FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY. — fd 20 conte for sample. to JAMES DE CASTRO. TT jagamt «treet, New Yor® 0K ALR. (2 —AMSDELL ‘BHO y wil ‘at reasonaple & SPECTABLE YOUNG 7 AN WISHES A eit of city rer rt pe ct ‘es ty rel rererenes give os Can be scen SITUATION babes a! Ai ti emer ee A XOUES Ss Stuenee Apply at aoa Tet ay., near rath at A. Situation WANTED AS PLAIN COOK, 3 ‘assist with washing ai willing snd obliging. City reference. Call at lil East at. io the atore. A. BEsracranes Eeneon, S07 MAME, tent pane en charge of an Y tus dane st het eat employer's of East in at me] A, SITUATION WANTED—AS Private ivate faraliy, will oy ryt the eects sal A ks a urene, ba 7 its SITUATION WANTED—BY A Aw ad ine small private fc wailng ‘aa acre. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A_ SITUATION chambermaid and wait wil fh cecrranl ee Terre steer aa eon for two days at 1th sta, A SITUATION, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ‘woman, hamberwork lass walirend bas thas the best of tad walag tere Bo objections to go ld the countey. ‘Call st 180 Woot $03 ake corner of 7th av. pS 3 AMERICA.) gat WISHES A SITUATION class waitress; can A o, beat of lt} raters {rom last place. Call at 64 East 28th st, irony sets Tor ive days at ofS Washingvon ee YOUNG WOMAN, t alt align todo gous init st tnt mites 4 my t., between A RESPECTABLE by a LATELY wants @ ‘mae as ——, dry nursing. Good rea ‘Apply at Beat sad ste SS TROTAsS Gan Ta RESPECTABLE GI A SITUATION ‘rover, can ay hen, sl | Paty ee ‘Apply at 64 Atlantic st., Brooklyn, ovee ee ______ YOUNG NG GIRL WANTS A SITUATIO On, 22, CHAM faween ot ber last ecaplorees nw Fons Sis at. pode ENGLISH PROTRETANT GIRL i sha a Cit toc oro oan RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Wi tion In tma prrae em fod ek trot a Toes reed. rand makes good te aed ig required. Can be seen ster two days, if not engaged, us Cs Canal si,, fourth floor, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES in in Roma Tassliyy hy reterekces dayne t 0 slip FIRST, CLASS, COLORED, ge ata nN = are crane eens Gall at 418 Sullivan shy PROP ABLE WOMAN irons pain ners Ber , hear Slat at. “al RBESPEOTA! "ease acep $ ror WISHES Re Snares 4 fe coveyte Sobing, Wee entire ro days ah Q West ‘Th oh, ies Bier | ait ior ‘ore ta ron PROTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA Hon oe ete er aaa er pe bogs at 68 Won 2 las good city reference. we AM ReerROneALe NAS MARRIED Terfeat beg a begin an ane wists, tie ww Saal conics Dy tr of olty reference. die taap oun BLE ZOUKG 9 ar wae sr Eee eee aaa