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MONEY MARKET.
snles Mt the Stock e,
so shares Long Island Railroad


Commercial and Money Rsafserr.
THURSDAY P. NJ.
There was not large amount of business done al the
Brokers' Board to-day but things were generally FIRM
Long Island rg Harlem also. All the Second Board
Is mos was offered for 500 shares, by large operator
For Mohawk 3Ss offered SO asked Delaware S5t o!ieres
85l asked
The sale Of State Stocks at firm rates and to hr e1
tent Ohe 6s improved per The demand for State
Stocks is increasing, especially for this State, and sales to
the Of $4,000 MADE after the Board OF state
U.s. 1919 at II premium. About 10000 City is also
taken at !. u premium. The following were the trans
actions
$1,000 NJ v Gs. 1a62..... sot $1,000 do -.
$500 Y 1855 "a $1,000 III Gs, 1870 Sod 9i
l0Uos Ohio u.s. l860... Y! $4,000 Indiana ssb3d u!
$1,000 Kentucky is ...... 7St
forgery was yesterday successfully effected OF check
on the PhGn1 Bank purporrs to be drawn by German
house by which hundred dollars were obtained
from the Bank.
The receipts on the Housatonic Railroad last week were
s224 s. The aggregate receipts of the road since the
10Th of April are 6O7. This supposed to be suhcen
to paw all expenses interest," and leave dividend oil
per cent to the stockholders.
Judge Ford the LocoFoco Governor elect 81 lipois 10
10 questions put to him before the eeceA declared
th he consd, red the Banks incurabe evihet the su
pension has already continued beyond precedentthat IN
his opinion State Bank never intends to resume specie
paymen-that the Banks depreclang their own notes
in order TO swndie the people, and WINDS up by declaring
that, if he is elected, he VIII never, under any
ces approve OF suspension law He was elected anu DO"
the Bank must stand up TO the rack
The Bank of Mobile, we learn, had on the Path ceased
checking on the North which she had been toag at 80 per
cent but anticipated, would resume checking IL
shor, time Three Of the branches have now oPpeu re-
oeeulng their issues in any way. The Paaers nd mef
chants Bank selling 20 days date bills one per cent
premium for specie.
The active debt OF the OF Pennsylvania, exclusive
of tie United States surplus depoe is estimated by Col
McCahen member of the Legislature al thirty ana
half millions. He estimates that the Bank, Bridge and
Turnpike Stocks OF tie would sell for IS 400; the
Delaware division OF The Pennsylvania Canal for 81
the Philadelphia and Columbia Ral Toad Tor u anu
the main line from Philadelphia to Psburg Tor $40 coo0o
making abou, sle 900 He thinks it bad policy sell
The main ine as will pay 600 more han expenses
He estimates the revenue OF the state for the next
wear if the above sod, not including the main
line So O0O and the estimated expenditures al
500 leaving "a $50 be applied to the e1ngushment
of the debt
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ARRIVED.


Ship Horauo, Rowland, los days from China. May II,
10 Grune, MH;urn Co. Passed AAgirs July l1ts ett
at argirc ship MeTr'maek, Rows OF Ne"ouryport-Ro
Ship caton Planter, Pratt, 81 ds I'm Genoa, in ballast, to
E D Eurbut K Co.
Ship Rochester, woodhouse, iron, Liverpool 18th July,
with indIe, 10 woodhu!lS Minturn.
Bre ship Isabella, Anderson, 10 ds fa Bremen with Edle,
to Won Post < Oslerichs.
Ship Saratoga Russell Is ds IN Orleans, With cotton,
&c 10 Nelson.
Bark Ionia, Wheeler, DIS fin S; John, B with plaster,
10 p NeYinS & Son
Russian barb Nicola Savin Hols;ein 7s DIS I'm st Peters
hurg vithhcmp sc. TO HcwlaHd Aspnwa!l
Brig ,la7ana Gipatrick, i2 is fn Maanzas with mdze
Brig Florida Croker Kingston, Jam. via Trinidad.
l4h Aug, ia ballast to Pest Phillips
brig John Johsston Lund Sa,- dis IN Stockholm
with i-on 10 6oounan, Johnston Co.
Brig Hrshsr Match OF East Machia,, II ds from TURKS
Island with salt, 10 Brett j Yose.
Br brig Falcon, Be,l, DIS I'm Bermuda, in ballast to
scbr Deity Chase Thomas, % DIS from Curacao. with log
Sclr AntLrocapbara Barker Virginia, ro"d.
ScLr Lynchburg. Mathews, Richmond, -four, TO Allen
Scar Don Juan, Pepper from Baraccat 2sl Aug, with
cehee, &c. 10 6 Willard.
Schr Juliet WosIoul, Petersburg -four, KS to Hunter
Schr sngeretta, Crowe, Sales, coffee.
Schr Cambridge, Hall Boston, mdze, to ID Sprasue.
Schr Cnbot, Stewart, Hartford, mdze, &c
Schr Eagie, Grandthaud, % as I'm 81 JohnS riS, VIII
uaze, 10 order.
SAILED-French Government steamer Gomer. for Nor.
folk ships Cambridge Barsiow, Liverpool; ~ James
Sebor London; Uuca, Rewet, Havre; Arson, barkman,
Charleston
BELOW ships / bark and briggs. Wind 5. S E.
n. Total number OF Foreign Arrivals this Por' in
August were l77-of which number III were American, 81
British, Bremen, Norwegian Swedish, sci'an !
Belgian, Dutch, Hamburg, Frekch, Dasish, Nea
polian, Venezuelan.
prvoMlsArroNs CLAssEp-ships 81 Barks %, Briggs -
Schooners II, ke.ch l, Soop l.
Total number OF Foreign Arr walls in August iSil quo
Total No. OF Coaslwse Ciearances IN Aug iSi5 -!
l8il....A2
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YN PURSUANC 3 of an order of the Sur
r,r,t az tht. County OF New York, Notice IS hereby
- e. T ,sr,,,s h.vfnp claims against SAMUEL Good
sica a, o, The City New York carpenter deceased,
10 present ,e with me vouchers Thereon 70 ne sao
NJ york m or before the fourth DAY OF March next
- I'M " JOHN GOODRICH
Nes yo.a, SEPT. Isl 1917. sl6a'
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AUCTION SAL Z
josiah Richards, Aucaopeef
ssf BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT /,
Store lae Brcsdway.

TUESDAY, Aug. S0,h, and following 9syS
buohS-Ihe sale al Sooas WILDE comn,ert ed Tncs
dry nr,Tla ansns, Sosb continued sally until all are
sold The cnasogEe caoracrs extensive invoice, fr,, Tie
lending publisher throughout the country
STEsEoTYPE ftATEs.-fhe catalogue also embraces
many valuable OF Stereotype Platss cfIpy
Catalogues ready
a supplementary catalogue will De issued OF i, asee-
ing OF sale invoices isr which should be received s
previous Il will contain valuable eop>ienner. OF Serco-
ype Plates OF the Limo edition OF Aarryats Nnsols
SCOTS Iyanhoe Bulwrrs Last Days Pom peiI: ron
C-ugleS Log. &c &c, beirg the WORKS originally Published
under the title of. The franklin Library IS vols in All
PAGES ipclsirg mar; popular works; also, the octave
edition OF the same work in { vols, il6 pages each
Also two sets Diamond Bible Plates; plates TO Robin
s Crusoe Browu's Concordance and Crab6ss Tales of
the Hail together with several fonts OF Type.
The above Plates will be SeS without reserve Oh Monday
18th. ar O'Clock, p. "a.
Liberal cash advances made copsiguments Cor sustion
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IT, We, n,p,a or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made air. waierghi for seven cents
foot, or paved with Cement eonsreie, or zen a0'i''
iva n " ABIJAH SMITH, Is HaIEionstS
II Good Board pleasant Rooms can De oo.r ,1f
nj No Is Chf.s; IN G'o
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Observation-Disclosures article under the above bead late
anpcared the uuarious journals OF this ey which IN
lis Tenor conveyed Specification at inefiabe variance WIN
IFS intended purpor As,rnh Is the best OF apoose, ue
udices inadvertently adhbited TO paper repre-
sentcd 10 me as duplicate OF that put IN my ana ana
hnedy scanned over but lis nature opposite In heai'
ing and with deepdraugkt policy entirely ialslnea sncn
being Tue repeat lac same, and adhere 10 al oe
previous assertions true and correct.
A c. BARRY Wig Maker and Artist in HAIR,
~ Rron dyay
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PY ALBA KINlBALL-Oilice No.

\. X. having made arrangements for The transaction OF
general Auction and Commission business solci!s tie pat
ronage OF his friends and the public.
He will give his attention 10 the sale OF Real Estate
Stocks Bends and ether securities Furniture and Outdoor
Sales generally.
believed that the selling OF Stocks y aucticn as
regular business has never attempted tbs city, In
Boston and other cities the sticks disposed OF a,
public sale This mode Of ansoctnS business presents al
van;aces over the present custom At auction sales the
in stocks always be present andlndge for them
selves whether the sales fairly conducted not psi
lere OF which they now deprived.
The seller will have 10 pay no mere commission uNn The
regular brokerage and the purchaser will BY attending to
the sale save the amount ola brokerage.
The numerous kinds OF stock offered in tbs market that
are quoted the books OF the brokers, and therefore
are rendered unstable, will by the adoption ~ this plan
.nobie holder present them averably before the pGh
tic through the advertisement Of the arctoneer. au0
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AUG lwis corner Maiden Lane, New-York
II Five Hundred different designs Necklaces
Bracelets, Watch Guards Earrings Breastplns Flow
Rings, Wigs, scalps &c Ladies or gentlemen ha,
BARRY into any design the mind can conceive, IN such
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BRIGHTON MARkET-Monday, August %, 1919

From the Boston AdvtrtLse. anu rdsrIul-I
Atmarkel 500 Beef Cattle 400 Stores 5000 Sheep, and
$50 Swine.
PacEs-Beer Cstt,e-We reduce quotations 10 cor
rsnoud with sales S. first quality 81 so 81 IS
second quality 81 81 25 third quality IS a IS IS
S;ores-A large nRmber were at market, and but few
sales effected most OF which driven OF the market
10 pedae We notice year ods seld from Sc 10 SD.
Selected and three year olds from Sl4 10 $40
Sheep-Dul Ordinary lots sold from !5s 10 3sc ;
better Qualities from 81 TO 81 S. Wehers hom 81 Is 10
81 g.. ..
for Bsrrows AT retail from Sc 10 &c.
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Patent of the q. She eubii

NJ geweuber the Kemovai Of the Zeal
CamPhine Oil Spirits and Inproysd BufneTi 70 IL L.
Fayere Hall 5N Broadway, opposite SlpsDs al Rse
duced nearly 80 per ceut w. ~ SaSoNH-O Tsi
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llarkc1s.

AsHEs-Bosh descriptions are quief. Sales about 70
bbls Pots a, IS S2! Pearls nominal al S BIZ.
CoTToN-The sales of Cotton To-day were about 500
bales mostly spinners. We perceive no change IN
rates.
YLoUR-The market is about the SAME as yesterday.
with demand for home and Eastern ports. saies
Genesee 10 the OF $500 bbls 81 OF Fiat OHIO
&. s74 81 81 sale OF GOO bbs round Ohio, Tor British
Provinces was made 81 BIT or ayorte braHdr 400
bbls hat sold al S. There receipts this morning.
and the quantity afoat consequently light iot OF GOOD
Mchsar sold a, s. s7s. Fresh Flour from Old Wheat ap
pears to be in demand Than froA ne" Wheat aod
viii bring Cd per Dbl higher. There some inquiry o'
Southern with sales 100 ibis cid Georgetown al . St
which now the loves, rate New IS quotad al - II
Is 1884, Brauy held s. l2s but could probably
be bought at S, to arrive
GRAIN-Not much activity in Grim to-day Sales 1896
hashels inferior Wire iRa Wheat Tor milling soc There
is now not much Offering Germ not IN quite 50 good de
uana Sales 200 bushels inferior Virginia al &c Tor he
East Jersey IS held sec Sales 500 bushels r. e % ny
rive at SOC oats without chaerc. Csnal ae -.
| !; River g 50.
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MISS oRAM'S BOARDING AND

HI DAY SCHOOL VIII be opened On uuIsoaJf 'N'
September, at No. Go Hammond street
Mr. and Mrs. pLEEcxEg for many years at we aeda ~
popular Female Seminary Westcheser County, asoc
ae With Miss Oram OF this City, having taken 'ne w.
siye Mansion No 56 HaDmond-street WIZ opea
and Day School for Young Ladies Thursday sept ol
The building and grounds for elegance, conye.esGe ~
bealry locaou arc ne, surpassed by any sniaf sulu
ton il the cir. ;....or
Mss OaAm with assistants will attend to the ns'tuea
of lie youne ladies' aad tie domestic department VII pc
rnae, tie snr,er a,rncselce of Mis-. SlseckEF SUI
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Young Lndy engaged in teaching Mp 9G
Nc p;,no Forte and in Singing would be considered sum
;ent remuperaon for her board line addressed 10 H. -
tribune office viii meet with immediate atenuen 81 iwis
uBy Letters Patent Of the She e. e sIas
sS Srn-nnnd for ths human hair, al one dollar per
bottle be had o s ss las bs na
osna, a. sr-v nrin;ed on the outside wrapper. Be
sure to Hair Cutting Rooms lbs sToaaway
corner OF Liberty street, mp stars OF Oh uis ~ i,
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Read, Read,, Reno

From, the Editors If the Ne.p York Methodist Christian ID
,,oeate and Journal Aug. 10.
UTSEAss' BiBLE BIocRAPHY.-Thisi Is most bsarliia
work so far as paper, printing embellishments ana Dino
49l pages OF letter press illustrated with some OF me mos
spirited engrayngs we have seen tor loaS e otheT
teaching him Scripture history by Dc tiles This Is an
exquisite picture and one which the eye may rest With
more ordinary delight We have not bad time 10
The work but from the notices given Of il by some OF the
most respectable journals we Judge will be Wen re-
ceived by the religious public Price, $3.50 sofa al NO.
u NssS.u stree, Ney York auiJ ltlS'
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u spencer,s limitation MosssIsin Hat

IL Leary g. Co. will introduce The fan styles for
GentlsneH's Hat Saturday September ST. auIS ISL
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IT Try before you Buy.-Remember every plr.
roofing hair without the slightest injury TO HE skn can see
before positive Yo aI bp no g.
Walker street one door from Broadway. 81 per bottle
AcEsrsNe Haven E. Myers frosdence e. Dyer 3r
Poughkeepse, j. Gray Lowell Messfs Care,1a M, 10
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DIED:

AT Palmyra ~ Y, Aug. 2s OF scarlet fever John only
child of John E. and Margaret CART Of the city OF ALBANY
In this city, Aug 81 Mrs Margaret Robertson IN The o6'h
year OF her age 81
age.
In This city, Aug. 81 Alfred w. DeIoree son oil Mary and
JOHN b. Deioree, aged ii years.
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EFifth yYaid.-Thc Democratic Wings OF Fifth
Ward requested To assemble the Battery O'Clock
This Afternoon the Wing Mebers of Congress
on her return from Washington and escort them TO their
quarters. BY order,
Chairman FiitL Ward Wing Committee
fo5 e. F Mss4ssszrs, Secretaries.
President Fifth Ward Henry Cay Clut.
6 6asGEL e saapsnz, Secretaries 50
In Join, conseeGThe Wings Of III sn Ward are re-
guessed assemble The Battery, rish Washington
street,I on Friday aernoon September 3D. att O'CLOCK
unite with their e!owcizens in tie reception Of their
Wing fr.eRds from Congress, on their return hone.
1t Is e1rnesy ,sqassfd By the the cpmesee Of Arrange
10 escort the guests from the ansng their quarters
IN IN B BARNES RI 8, Chr 81, Ward EI Com,
Al sTouIEsErRcH, Secretaries
CHAs. w WARp. 'eeiesai'es.
THeoDoRE KELLY, 81
u Democratic Clay Club of the Tenth
Ward.-The members OF The Democratic Clay Club OF
the Tenth Ward requested assemble ;ne Battery,
th. friday o'clock for The purpose o!
ceiying the distinguished Senator'S of Congress
Sit : ALEXANDER i. DODGE, Secretary.
II Thirteenth Wharf.-The Democratic Wings of
tbs Thirteenth Ward requested assemble at The Bat
terry this friday afternoon eur O'clock receive the
Wing Members OF Congress on their way to this city.
As many as make i, convenient requested to ap-
CHARLES Fl. SIMoNsON, Chairman.
JAMES a. BROWN, Secretary. silt
u Fourteenth Ward. Attention The De-
r,ocralc hs OF the Fourteenth Ward are requested to
assemble AT The Battery This Afternoon, Sept 3D. at
O'clock unite with their Wing brethren in receiving
faithful and worthy Wing friends from Congress their
turn home. BY order of the Ward Committee.
a. C. BURY. Chairman.
!, , II T. S SkSTS' |-secrearies 81
u Hats of the FaIl style are row ready.
The model for the is slight modification OF the
prevailing Paris mode
SPEN GERS Sales Room.
September Isl, sat
II Fall Style of Gentlenicn's FEafs.-BlRD
OF Pine and Nasaustreets, has ready
lion and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentlemens
HAS. September !. 81 F,S ,Mkwr
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j. 1EtAIIN, =.
ham House IS BatcayS Newly York, proiers advantages
10 Strangers stopping days or week; IN Tue city, 'aeg
siry street very near the part of the city and In
the innea,e vicinity OF the principal steamboat lands
lis apartments are and neat wliie us Iape Is
nnn. ,.itb h, hest Vegetables and Fruits that can be
Procured excluding entirely Animal Food and srna.a
of all kinds. Charges oderate-tsl 10 20 per gay io
rn.ientlad every effort made render Bearders com
nriable Shower Baths free Remember IS Barclay.s-
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THURSDAY, sept. 8.

At 10 O'Clock, al the a1cticu room.
FRENCH GooDS-By Caialogue-Eor approved endorsed
notes months credil-00 cases French Goods, com
pr sing great variety ard extensive assortment Of staple
and fancy articles OF recent mportationS.
Also crses Turkey Red Prints.
Also Handkerchief, red borders sritnble tor the
Mexican market, entitled 10 dehenture.
CATALOGUES and samples on The morning OF sale.
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~ No.ice.-'THE CHURCH on WASHINGTON
SQUARE will be opened for worship OK Sunday next I'M
der The charge OF the Rev. DR.. Hutton Persons wishing
10 engage pcws can call on Mr. Archer the Sexton at the
church. during the week, from 70 10 A NJ, and 10
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n Fisb,. Fai1 styIe for Gentiep,eu,. Hats

II FIsh,s Fail Style Tor CentteF,sen's a2A1s.
ORLANDO FISH announces 10 the gentlemen OF New
YORK. that his FALL STYLE OF Hats ready The
fashion introduced a! this is in continuation oil his series
of American Fashions and the model now submitted to the
public. although differing II is general appearance from all
preceding ones will commend itself 20 The person of taste
elegance symetrca proportions as the object
aimed has been mpar graceful and unique charac-
ter TO te Hat. 81 ST. ISL BROADWAY
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SANpss SARsApARILLA-This preparation sa combination
heretofore pnknown in the history OF medicine, differing
entirely and operations from The various
tunes offered 10 the public 1t acts specifically upon the
whole system thereby bringing under its direct and i'm
mediate influence. Although possessed OF powerful anu con-
iuure the most delicate constitution has beenthoroughy
tested numerous Instances both in health and IN disease
When in perfect hcath no eec, produced ny its ex
cept appee but when disease IS seated IN
the frame and harring fast its victims along The pah
dies life vigor and brings and strength BACK
TO the suffering and diseased Read the case OF Thomas
Turner u9d Others contained article addressed 10 u
Wcrd and all doubts IFS efficacy vanish chat
before the wind
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for exporsa
ton BY A. B. SANDS CO, Granite Building, rs Broad
way corner OF Chsmbersstreet n Y Sold aise by A b.
& D. SANDS. 10 Futon-sreet and n East Broadway.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles Tor s.
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N To Flour PEerchants and others inter.

I-T 10 FIOUT .FEerChHnfH HuN UTHSTS NHtNI.
ested.-Some unpripc!ped fellow mot genieman told
Messs Holt King flour merchants, OF water street. ha
had failed My credit s.good now and las nearly IN
limited the last years more, 50 that my hou and
otter bills have been (snd have good reason to believe
they always will bel paid in due The envy OF the
tlelarner Of my character will punish him severely.
JONAS HUMBERT Baker.
sostESW4 "a James street.
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NEW GOODS.-Seected from the lat
! Y est Imporations, at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Emil uear xny

ECONOMY IN CLOTHING.-Greas
inducements offered in tie price OF Garments az
he establishment go Broadway, American Hotel Strangers
the city will consult their interest in exaing Inc assor'
ment of goods which made up to order IN sye ecoho
az AMI pt issf Wni r JENNINGS Draper and Tailor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

II Fall Style of Geutlenlcn's FEafs.-BlRD,
Pine and Nas.austreet has ready for nspec-
lion and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for GentleraeRs
HAS September !. Il F,S, Mkw"
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This popular article is commended to the public as peca
larry desiss at the pressn: time for us economy For
elegance and durability, completes successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price $ - SPENCER,
zi5u Fashionable Halter, No. et5 Broadway
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T1HE OPERATIVE SURGERY OF

Dam. a manuscript Sermon, entitled The First
esurrecton dated at Detroit and enclosed 10 copy OF
the Long Island Star. reward Of THEE DOLLARS WIZ
mo Maid 10 any one who will return said manuscript 10 he
bookstore Of Dayton Saxlon, l99 Broadway- possible,
,,jth dpfay1 81 ~