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Total Schuylkll and Lehsh 072 GIG Is
The supply of coal this year is likely to be abundant
The receipts of anthracite from the mines will larger
than usual and the importation from Pctou has already
been very large. under the warehousng stom Coal
will be cheaper in December than is now 1t cheap
e than was six weeks ago.
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AMUyEMENTs, 20.

DARK THEATRE-First night Of Mr.. and Mrs &. Kesn.
Tragedy Of THE GAMEsTER-Beverly. Mr.. c; Kean;
starkeiy Mr. pyou; Jarvis Mr. Barry; Mrs Beverly Mrs
s,rTo conclude with the Farce of the ILLUSTRlOuS
STRANGEh-Albazau Mr.; Bellamy; BowbelI, Mr.. Bass;
SSinbo Mr. Fisher; Irza Miss Kate Horn; Fatma, Mrs
Doors open o'clock and the performances will COM
nence at hafpsst7 O'Clock. Boxes 81 Pit so Gal
lery Is cents.
ROWERY THEATRE.-Fint night of Miss Jus Dean
pa m9nSay Eysn,ns Aygst ,st will be performed the
SIR THOMAS Clifford Mr.. Clarke; Modus, MIR. Wemyss;
Julia, Miss Julia Dean; Helen Mrs. Sergeant
After which, the Misses Vallee will in lie Pas
To conclude with the Comedy of PAUL PRY-Psu Pry
Mr. Hadaway; Eliza, Mrs Sergeant Marian, Mrs NJ Bell
Doors O'Clock, curtain will rise al hall past
30 cents; Upper Boxes cents Pit aud Gale
" ton streets -Monday Evening August 3ist, will be
performed the Drama of JOAN OF ARC-Beauvais, Mr..
Freer; Joan OF Arc, Mrs George Jones.
After which, grand Pas Seu., by Mile Julia Vincent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strap, Mr.. H. Chapman; Nancy
To conclude with the Drama Of ROBERT MACAIRE-
Jacques Strop. Mr.. II. Chapman; Marie Miss Cnuord
Boxes, rs cents; Pit lax cents Doors open at 7-perfor
nance to commence at hslEpast 7 O'Clock.
"A GREAT BILL TONIGHT!
GABRIEL RAvEL.
R.4YEL F.d MTLY!
MONSIEUR HENRI and MADAME LEON JAVELLI,
~ ikLos 6ARDEN-Monday Evening, August sist the
%SS LIN ~ 81 T rzf!' v2T%N
To be followed bv achievements on the TIGHT ROPE.
To conclude with The CONJUROR,S GIFT; OR, THE
Tickets 80 cents.
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Married.
On the 23d instant, by the Rev Mr. yeraIs Mr. w.,
srAoxroIE' TO Miss MATILDA VALE. both OF this city
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comparison Of prices current at the close of the mar
ket yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the pre-
vious week, exhibits falling off in Ohio es of per
cent? Pennsylvania S. X Reading Bonds, 4 Norwich
and Worcester, X; Harlem, x; Long Island, NJ Far
mers Loan IL; Canton Co., X; Morris Canal, ~, and
vicksburg, y.
There appears to be very little falling Off variation
in any way in the weekly receipts of the Philadelphia
aud Reading Railroad Company. We annex a compare
tive statement of the business Of the road during the
fourth week Of August in the past three years.
Week .nsap ass 4 s Rsipss sS:
E E':sh' ON ss:f' sss .s
Cos. T1.a: Tons: ss IS ss ssss 70 ss,
The total quantity Of coal transported this road
from the mines to tide water from the LIST of January to
the 27h Of August 1886 1884, 36 TONS In the year
s45 900 tons transported 1t thus appears that
the coal business of eight months this year amounts to
nearly much for the whole of last. There yet
four months left of this year. in two of which the coal
business will be large 10 estimated that about
four hundred and fifty thousand tons will be brought
to tide water this road before the close
of the year. This will swell the aggregate tonnage
Of 1885, about twelve hundred thousand and show
increase in this part of the business of the company
about fifty per cent The aggregate receipts of the
company of the year, compared with last, will show
greater per cent increase than this the charges for
Transporting coal this year have been higher than usual
and have not been subject to those there hav
ing been opposition to the road this season. the schuy
kill Canal undergoing an enlargement The monopoly
the railroad company have enjoyed this year. has had
very important and favorable influence upon the income
which has probably been large they expect to
realize for several years. should the canal get more
into operation The railroad has had the coal business
of the schuylkll region to itself this year.
The following is statement of the amount of coal sent
to market by the Lehigh Canal during the ending
the 25h inst and since the opening oil the navigation
LEHICu Coal TRADE.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
81 HENRY ST., ADJOINING MARKET srRaEr CHURCH.
v. DREW, PRINCIPAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
g. QUACKENBOS, A. NJ, PRIN. CLASS DEP
VNHE Fall Term commences Tuesday, September Ist
Parents IN the vicinity respectfully
anime the claims Of this Institution before making
OF school, Pupils all fitted the
counting room any collegiate class The Classics are
thoroughly taught and with placing advau.
within the reach Of scholar no charge will be
de for Latin and Greek during the three
The Primary Department and Modern Languages are en-
trusted only to the The object
OF the Principals Is to their pupils well established
elements OF knowledge and those habits and
application on which subsequent progress much depends
The location Of this Institute and
irons among the most respectable inhabitants Wei
nifty The rooms large, and well ventilated gymna
sum has been erected in the yard for
else during hours OF ntermisson which all admitted
Without charge CIRCULARS may be drained at saxon
Miles, Broadway 81 Henry street, the school.
REFERENCES.
lew well known names have been selected from long
list OF patrons Rev Isaac Ferris p 1877 East Broadway;
Joseph Hoxie, 203 Madison ST. John Harper Cliff ST; HI
ram kerchum. Esq, 10 Kutger st.
Mr. QUAcK ENBos, Prnc al OF the Class Dep, refers by
PsIm1ission 70 y F. Moore IL President Of Columbia
College Green TsyI4r Lewis Prof Greek New York Un-
C au Colleges Rev Forbes; Rev C. shimsal'
Wslte5 Chisholm ESD Principal Brooklyn Grammar school
Patterson ESQ., Editor Of the Anglo American, l37
naoson 81, &c. au285tsr
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FOR SALE,
a FINE SADDLE HORSE.
a. WILL drive also in carriage II is jurt the night
4N0 <sze for riding horseback. and he's been long
lk1-used to the saddle Apply TO B. Galbraith Is Pax
Place a26 ff-iwb
PER LAST PACKET FROM EUROPE.
r JUST RECEIVED pair Of English Swans,
two pair English Pheasants two pair Chinese Silver
~ Pheasants, two pair Chnee Golden Pheasants, the
plumsge Of the latter equal to the Bird Of Para
disc. For sale by A. GiuEVE
au23 2w m No 5, John street, New Yhrk.
GO KING CHARLES sPANIELs.-sir, Black and
Tanned. very fine, just imported per ship ST. James
IL -. from London. -
Also, Three shetland Ponies, suitable for gentemens
sonsvesy doeile, and perfectly manageable Tor sale bv
No. 5John street. Importer and dealer Birds
cages &C. aus lmsue
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CHEAP SUGARS FOR PRESERVING.
DROWN SUGAR for Is 7lbs, good q 80 Cd and As !:
- yellow end light Havana Cd lbs white do Sc
and 5s Cd refined yellow and 6d crushed loaf Tbs
FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
Best quality Tyson for good and best
IS per lib.
PURE JAVA COFFEE
Old Java OF the finest flavor, roasted and ground dav
Id; Sumaa do 10 For sale quantities suit bv
j. U. FOWLER Grocer aud Tea Dealer
au28 lwsrc $50 and 42a Greenwich and 7G Vesev SIS
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AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.

IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM,
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND.
~ IN PURSUANCE Of decreral order Of the Court of
@ Chancery the above mentioned premises will be sold
public auction under the direction of the subsc
the Mansion House, the premises the LIST day
September next, at II O'clock in the forenoon.
The Farm contains about sixty having large
front the river Kill Van Kull The Mansion HOUSE
and grounds adjacent will be sold parcel and the
due Of the premises will be divided and sold in lots
cells Of conve nient size.
For further information, tn the title &C., app cson
be made to +. KINNEY, ESQ., Solicitor "a Cedar
to the undersigned.
photographic maps Of the premises will be ready five days
previous to the sale PHiLO T. RUGGLES,
Dated August %, 1886. Master in Chancery.
au23 toSeptist
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CIGNOR LOUIS MAKTIN1 Professor OF Singing, VIII
- his lessons usual his Music Room 9S Leo
nard street. joining the Society Library Building.
To AMATEURS AccoRpIoN he would
commend his Album published containing delightful
This production much needed show that the best
musical competitions be played that instru ment,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown
Sgnor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Amir 0Iu,sx
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KNOX,
N 1873 FULTON STREET, (Sun Buildng) de en- "a
ing il unner to enter into particulars respect. -
his fall fashions for 1896 would simply that
STYLE will excel in beauty hghtness taste and color
thing offered the hat wearing public of the
New York. HIS prices as low as his hats are fine.
M ltx lis IN
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CIRCUS FOR SALE.

CIRCUS FUR SALE.
LII the propet Of the Union Circus in this place,
"A consisting Of ho-ses 100 foot canvass seats benches
curb and dress all nearly and complete order for
sent without requiring further outlay the same be-
ing purchased in this place under sale by and
now offered BY the at than half
Of said property Communication by letter 70 be post paid
JAMES KERSHAW,
JAMES O'NEILL.
pa ~ Anuu au01I Sxkr
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COLMAN'S

COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books rslnng,
Materials, Music &c. TO be found upon the second
floor up flight Of stairs ihaving leased the frs
oor where thing will be sold at as low prices and
much below the regular being desous OF cos-
ing up possible his Book Department. .,,
Cheap List will be publshed for those who VIII Dny
are invited to call and examine his New Rooms
No. 900 Broadway. second floor el2 eooels l..rc
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.
NO.5BARCAY STREET. three doors below the Anne
IN r,c,n HoteI,) New York The Subscriber would re-
spect1ulIy inform friends aud this public IN general that
he has four as good Billiard Tables be found IN the
city ali Ike complete order As hese tables
rate the proprietor thinks will be select
ties Each gentleman visiting the above establ's hment, will
be with private and apron, for his especial
use and the in the city, Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive to themselves, the bowling alleys
can have same by applyng the bar Also Bowling
Alleys which always kept in first rate order with the
best Of attendance.
Lunch every day II o'clock. Tuesdays and Saturdays
Fish or Clam Chowder
During the the choicest Oysters such az Shews
bury Chnksroras Mill Pond. Cold Spring and Massachu
sets Bay gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
ways hsve them at the shortest notice. they depend
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Segas othe best quail
Also Cherry Coolers Mint Juleps and Punches made
a manner not TO be surpassed.
u Gentlemen will please TO communicate at the Bar,
any neglect OF duty Of the attendants.
No. Barclay street
" Private entrance at the Hall door. aus msr
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e; M .$,:
NE New York. Angus, %. ls.s .asl a.n
LEECHES! LEECHES!! LEECHESNN
THE subscriber has received fresh supply ofheslthy
Swedish L'''N'' j'H H'' ROSS ;' cugssr LsssA.:
~, SS.Hti Ps; VEG co s ss s .r..,
OMs "a sN 4IE1 DENTIST. HAS KETTRNED
" TO THE CITY aust lwsm
STRENUOUS MAGNETIC MACHINE,
rs WARRANTED TO be greatly superior 10 every other
by whatever Mutations p,etensions fos
over this American or any other Institute as
mas been s S The q.
the rasn, and with more Efficacy thin any other
pasby more numerous IL is compsctly fitted, together
ws and 8 "a sS %
case ,seoEp1G,sd with Manual sh edition pp a.
sontnios specific method Of using
tins instrument and which alone rssdsr saectual
aust a.m lOl Chambers street. New York.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
THE advantage: 20 BE- derived from ordering clothes Of an
apparent TO III Ny eat ssons Of stock
.s "s and for fs s I'D
wound say s G ssass sS s;s
nsas' Of cIxRRE
Ii6 William st opposite the new hui dings.
N B.-The balance of summer Goods selling at cost.
au29 2tseodrh
U. A. o. D. UNITED BROTHERS LODGE,
No.
THE Members Of this Lodge are reqgssted to attend the
ting the welfare of'he Lodge S b s fore them
Jou~ Lucas Secretarv. aa29 2'eod.rc
A .OUNG w MAN wants situation as Nu'Ae and pIsi,
IA Seamtress Has obi crions go to the county, h.,
good reference from her last place. Pleas cac I'll homp
WANTED-Bya Protestant Young ,yo.,.n ,;;o
wv as waiter, chambermaid chidren's nurse or to do
Apply ss cs IN private , family CITY references
WANTED-By. Young Women situation in private
children Best Of cy given has no objection to
20 short distance IN the country Apply u ChrstovaI
WANTED-By a respectable Young Woman, a stun
w ton, to do the house work of private family; not
areaa1 as to chamber work house work washing.
her last employers Inquire 81 Hamilton street aust 2tsm
WANTER3IAn snper'e9ced person thorOushiy auain-
oSndoubed integrity and character good
and permanent situation offered Preference will be given
T:h * Row. Wrench LANGUAGE 4gsy
WANTED,
A SITUATION as a eoachman either private or public,
oa give any satisfactory reference required by applying
, ,T1Is SB i, AND ,FURNITURE WANTED,
sy .sPSy issIs e, I'd q; ssS:
N line through the Office otherwise, will be
punctnally attended TO- au26 lmsrh
POST OFFICE,
NEW YORK, August %, 1916.
p the above steamer will Be closed this Office Monday
and each R ssSss f SSSRs
TT UNFINISHED APARTMENTS wanted Cor two .;neI =
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CT. TIETZ,

GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson his
~ Elephant his Dancing Lady. his Cabinet of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons Of Raphael copper Admttanee IS
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w T. X. COLLINS " CO,
auc6r 81 South street
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AUCTION NOTICES.
JACOB s. PLATT. Auctioneer

JACOB s. PLATT, Auctioueer.
ROOTS. SHOES. BROGASS. SHOE THREAD, &C.
- JACOB PLATr vail sell this day, August 3lst %
rat street. for account Of whorn concern, for cash.
l3o cases Boots, Shoes. Brognh &c. consisting of
russell bogans youths and boys do; mems boys
ana youhs thick boots mems stout water proof calf boots
and thick bogans mems kip and kip boots mems half
weited do; womens side and strapped
boot meas and boys prime KID boots; boys sewed
and kip boots and boys
boots; womens rubber buskns; chdrens .corks;
mems KID buskns; children- and misses kid ties: ladies
KID tie silk bound; womens lace buskins do with
heels; women's super black lasting CATERS.
Also English Shoe Thread 20 Shoe Bills and
Shoe Findery aust ltsje
VIM. A. BEECHER. Auctioneer.
WIN A BEECHER, store 46 Cedar street, up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogue for cash. Regular sales
Monday and Wednesday.
Particular gwen asgnees sales Of stock goods
au26 msr
AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD
JACOB BREASTED, Auctoneer.
NHE undersigned respectfully info rms his friends and the
PUBLIC generally that having secured the of Mr.
JACOB BREASTED as his Auconee at his large stores
effect in his usual puucus manner sales of Household Fur
niture aud Msrchandse general Families wishing their
furniture sold their houses will
tenton Liberal advances will be made, usual all de-
scripons Of dry goods clothing &c &c, and limit Of
time.
Mr.. JACOB BREASTED having great facilities for the
disposal OF Real Estate will attend particularly that branch
OF the business well the procuring bond
and mortgage pomssory notes stocks and temporary loans
on collateral securities All business promptly attended
and accounts closed up as sales are effected
The first fail trade sale of this establishment By catalogue
only will commence the Sd day of Sept hapast 10 A.
M when splendid stocS OF elegant Piano Fortes will be
sold to advances and without the
highest bidder For further Courier and En-
qurer. MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commission Merchant.
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POST OFFICE,
Vo,y ,,. On 1Sxc

NEW York, August %, 1916.
CTEAMER CALEDONIA from Boston The mail for
- the above steamer win be closed this Office Monday
the 3lst instant, half four O'Clock Postage
letters must be prepaid Boston Letters ounce
under, cents and each additional half cents
su29 3tfh ROBERT II. NORRIS PM
TTNFURNISHED APARTMENTS wanted for two single
gentlemen parlor and two bed rooms either ON the
first second hoor the vicinity of Maiden lane Ad.
dress r. r. Herald Office. Terms be stated 3t*rc
TO BOOKSELLERS.
A EXCELLENT opportunity for young beginner.
"A The stock of Retail Book and Stationery Store in
good neighborhood for sale Terms easy and rent low
For particulars, address ID II. at this office. au30
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NO. D BaTcTay street
10 Private entrance at the Hall door su26 I'm sr
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FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne il in
"A store to which the attention merchs.ss
sad private gentlemen = invited The rssdins Of this Wine
-.,,,,... Q. LrvINesroH : CO...
oua M ~ 'sWsu s1eoa
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sy "a n Dickinson a ,,,o,..,

NEGROES
Boys ~ '"e.' ! Nesro GTls and Negro
=. n. DICKINSON a RRorupp A..
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Nj r. BR A MN

ESprcTainte DaEuerreotypi.
IL EN oLL1 announces to the citizen
- o AiehH'ond and vicinity, he h.. ,L,, ,oo,...
Ihonaas K Pnee Cos Dry store SO NJ. ove
O Ise,., al DasusneotyPe Picture, may be seen
Richmond, Dec. is45-tf
t'ooND, sum OF money in INV con,pt1ng Ioo1,
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HARPS! HARPS!!

DELVEAU & J. +. BROWNE. Mann.
" iseturers Of the IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE ACTION
years with Erardl
BROWNE respectfully Informs his friend. md III. su.e.,
porfaion OF th"se beautiful
75t Chamber Street New York
His enable him IN
posed by tard on these instruments.
r. Brow would Harms are m In.
most approved principles, with all the modern
London and PARIS are unsaasd braney hnens..
touch aid Peeeins OF mechanism. Particular taken to
h them for the country in which
imporea n he usual way.
These aps P'ronIee by the elite Of ard pro
ie'ona talent IN Europe among the latter he would
T. bocHsA who invariably selects from this
r. browne beg to Offer the opinions OF pro-
fessona talent 10 this country:
Dear sr-I the delight ,.pe,,n.ed In
forming on one OF your HaTps Cases, in this ey
Inc perfect and the quality Of certainly sup
Hrp have many year, remember INV GA
master Boeha ALWAYS the your Harp.
Ae hi"ie" USED no other fouis, most truly,
Philadelphia March 9Th Is4I
NIL BEowSE Sir have much pleasure in saving tia, IN,
HARP OF your make performed seiety Con-
cert Is IN bAney Of elegance OF workmSn
s nae-, ever played on THIS w apply to all Harp.
Sfand an and half Gothic Double splendid
'rumen' Yours with respect ELIZABETH sLoMAN,
pupil OF N. c. Boehsa.
Mr. r. BROWSE: sir-My opinion regards your H.rps ID,
that business proportion flash accuracy OF mee god
ness OF tone and quite equal perhap. ,
peor to the well known Ead aP patent
they made Yonrs, very respectfully,
HENRY NIT POWELL
New York, August, ls45.
Mt r. BROWSE sr-llavng your request closely serui
nzed double action Bar possess the best
OF the fret makers Euroe the Of touch
by brilliant tone obaired the peTfeton aDS
of meditation they superior their e.ranc
eIteror must sa the refined your rand Gohe
octave is the most splerd,i tGrt o. ar, y
IN the musical world will give great pleasure in
ing your Harps at every opportunity.
Yours, truly, HENRY HORN
An eminent Professor Member Of the Royal Academy
New YoTs, August I2Ih IsI5
p The-e but very email part OF testimonials
bit viii sues TO show every way
u making decision Browne has aI.o lust received
ihe Franklin MeIa OF The Society Ans Phi aseha for IN,
splendid Improvements 10 his del ghfu Instrument
por Harps from 200 to 1909 Dollars. Strings &c
QT Repairing carefully attended
New Ysrk December 4, Is45-3m
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lotteries.
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

No' ,. oooih 'oohIbtNTb STREET.
re, an rsy esR.
For selling Prres srs.rTos's nas'
GREAT LUCK.
Fifty one Csp.l- IL No Priresl sold and paid BY SRA.
ton since the Goth December to the 3i.t January.
Drs~n Nos. of AeIsndi L,,tery, C... 32-F.b'y 9Th;
III - l6 GO II 62 Is 10 25 90
Halt Ticket Nos. 10 GO II. prize Of $1,000
Do. 2o-t~o more sold and paid
by sTRATTON.
~ 30 10 10 81 - 50 ~ % 25
Ticket No. 10 ~ 81, Prir' Of $500 sold and paid by
Dr.wnHo. Of wononr.ii. In terry No FAC n wv
Sc 81 81 SIS IS 2e IL , 25
Do Do NO. Nc: = :, :; odd and "a .rrox
Drawn Nos sf Alenoau. Lou,ry. Err. as-r.s. ian
81 % % &c 70 IS 81 so So
4 4::: +: '' ' pines IN 90. n',',, odd
Drawn Nos. of AeIsndns Lottery. No :. Feb'y. i4h:
II Sc IS &c 80 Ga q % l6 ~ az /.
Drawn Nos. Of LeesburR Lottery, No. Z. F.b'y 10Th:
81 so 50 90 II II 6 So 2 | IL 81 IL
$4,000, 5000.
Tuesday-AsI,ndria e. CapitaI. $40 600 soon 1000
$500 80 o. 1000 &C 10 Nos - drawn Whole. . So
$4,000, 1000.
c.pias $4,000 1000 1915
Of 1900 &e - Nos. ~ drawn Whole. g. hav.. So quar-
Of $4,000 $780,
rhunaay-Aieisndha 90. Extra Capital $4,000 1920,
20 Of 1000 &c Is Nos I2 drawn Whole, ss aiv.. So quar-
tiers 1 IS.
$1,000 $500.
Va Leessurs Cs r. drawn Petersburg on THURSDAY received
Friday Capitals 90 Ooo $500 1900 A.. A.. IS No,
IL Drawn wboIes e. have. so; orr. Use.
$4,000. 1000.
fnday-honongsia Capitals 1000 600 300 zoe he
7'Nos i3dra~n Who'll. 81, haive. Soc; quarter. ase
$4,000, 1000.
raturday-Aerandrs, Extra. 90 Captar
10 OF 1000. &c IS Nos whole. a. naive. -
ters L. ~ = 49,
S35.29i. 10000.
Monday honing-AeIandria Chs. Cap,r ga 9o4 10 mn
oooo Sooe 100 OF 1000. MS of o0o Nos ~
whoI.s $40; halves 5: qrs 9 So
buyers are referred 10 list which arc
~ INC omeA as proof OF what done; and every
dwinr continues to increase the paid byme
oroers Tor eertnears above
drawing when requested.
Please address orders N CTR ALTON
&c ~ Richmond Va.
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n. Y. MARkET-Feb. 70, q p. ".
Every thing dull to day Sales Of cotton 300 bales.
No sales Of -four eIcrpr by retail.
Corn 63s65c; oats 47s50.
SO tea Ohio timothy seed brought Sl7 fair article
The first sale Of the was made this morning
to good company large portion Of the catalogue was
Withdrawn, and the balance sold hardly criterion Of
the market.
Exchanges steady and dull; stocks rather higher
p. S. Evenng-Ssles of cotton for the dsy 500 bales.
no change in prices.
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Auction 9alss.
FUTNRE nay.
sale OF n Trnet of Land, in the soU, A. a, ~,
rico, un ID. ed o Tru,t

Saie OF Trnet OF Land, N me eou |. Nv os 49,
rico, un CT n ID. ed of Tru,t
PURSUANT to the provisions of a d..a ~
oas me let day OF May. lsi7 and in m.
70 the undsr-Ened for The rurpos. s.earn. sam
nv ~ mentioned 10 Joseph Bernard shall sArUk
on ths premises TO tbs highest bidder casa Trae o,
st.s no yns n The County ~ Henrea City Of
containing 81 seres, s.id n,
.nru ana VIE creeping however ~ of.ad and
conveyed " the sad Bernard aid v..n-
Lyons, BY deed dated the day Of n.e.b., Is.s ,s
- $50 inc mineral. ~hieh on the nd ana
-, 80 o' searching fo the sane .rpr--->d sLd
~ iouh 10 the deed from Bernard ,nd - ~ a., ~. ~
senhne shall only ute a. . v,u,d 4, M. !, ,
r. I3-dked " ~ H"..'i'
Inc above sale will commerce at 10 O'Clock NJ.
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