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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

ton viii be sv,n. iddrss. u R. ofses f,hs paper,
A MELoDy-(NoT BY MooREl-AIR-"swEE
Mn. ssrvi.s Candy how calmly rest.
With piece n my mouth Of that remedy bles,
Ard with regular bTeathings siumber in peace.
Oh there not In this wide world. I've said tnd repeat
candy like this who're al ouraiyes meet,
Of o triumph PRa Of ART apart
Ay even yhsn nirht sws,ts and ehills ,apsrvens.
And in spite Of the hst e needles. ain,
With the blessing Of Heaven feel confident STILL
Then. & friends whom you love. those dear
TO suffer from ooid cough o. hosrseness appear,
g i ,n h,S ~, ssnsy ssSr pan s remove
Ms. JERvIsS COLD CANDY. the universally admitted
Tf f sSs T all ,s AID S2E @ g,
!sivs no - Eradsey, enc doar aeoye ITsnkin street
rslsdelrlis, Gsdars Go, State street nasieui Wn.
generally.
pOz sAys, "TuE SUSPICIOUS MAN WARDS orr
- more hcnehe thea Injuries" and were not 90 There
d,Trosion prossou, mental pr py.cal deria5i re
mems - any peurgie paing for wstis heryns the mad
dcc only cure the wortt cases % 80 ycar stand
miraouous ours than ell other medicines put arltcr.
htSe l so. non MAJ Sg' IN eqs
cur oWneiiy-
W Talbot Watts Dear Cir la tfc iaales Of Isl
We trt atteeftd NIL tolra pain IN my rsht tin.ri
,Trns q isa9 When bad severe ata,h y bilious ia,
ely. usei,vti W eoile rairs. ut ie arcadfsi paics
lfht ltchof ttlcs az ti tucrs De- finally
.u dnfrrir, f ming. GOOD Co.. what a.
TIE mani In 1913 DO extnfed down % 900 bps. poo
ducfd f.iatica non which suffered dN ulnlhs. since
sich tine have not eon entirely clear 81 TIE iaalc On
ts 10th inst. vas thhen with on che sInpof1s n TIE
attach in l accompanied with eECfuatinE rains IN The
f-ht SCI end kdrtys obtained o. tis tnea bottle Of
Itur Nervous hntd'te. erd since took us i-st f7.o
lave ttcu entirely free irou palm II conclusion airm
tif yor say arIfhi'r tNrIvarall gr1itI
tlis most wsf dcIfal NJ sine.
! AN. Fr, youTg, ri r0ccfriiy
DANIlL u. FRANKLIN. " Nasau street.
a, 1t.e +. =, ssf' e.. Si,sy felho o. %
,.e-t IN rru,fisi, ttsi- foi i,re -ss
fauty ie rctwrn t money. Thir mciicise 10 sv
uoba n cAuse al nvaiiis 90 they sd not take 10
otet 10 votling vstdcIs = eysty ons Who takes y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
FOrs SALE AND TO LET.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF SAN
francisco, California. fer sale. The undersigned. hav-
ing several valuable Building Lots in tho city Of San Fran
cco compsrg first beach and water lots with house
perty second lots In the az the city desirable
business localities third Tots we'll suited FOR private re
dences legal and other professional persons viii Offer
the for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers in the city Of San
Francisco and after the 9th day Of 100 Parties
dcsrous "a obtaining information the above PARTICULARS
intending purchase the underlined At the As
House. between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock, NJ
DICKSON \ HAY.
I've CAPITALISTS AND LITERARY MEN.-To BE Dis
posed Of large tacIiboe, the good will OF popular
WEEKLY Newspapcr, Of ltrse and ressng hand
yearly income. Address tpo, rad r. herald Office.
GOAP FACTORY To LBT--sITUATE on NOS. 2sS go
- ard 2a2 Cherry With fixtures competo Capacity
the soap rans make 20o lhs soap each boug Pos
sctsion given Immediately. pcr terms &c isguire Of
\. II. PAY, 21i and &c Cherry street.
CALIFORNIA HOusEs-THE WELL KNOWN FIRM
~ q Geo. Freeman CO., are prepared TO surry shippers
and cnirLnts with Ecufca thing ia this
other market very low Our houses have bccu
tried approved o. and extensively ratronzed ny Caforn
and others. Call % 80 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

DR. RALPH. ArTHO9 OF THE PRACTICAL PRf-
~ vate Irsatse p Grrenvich street -O1ice hcura
to u A. ~. 6tsgP. ~ tsuudays excepted Those Who
aTpy in tic esry viii e surprised ~ he rariity
little irocIyeue attending tteir cure 10 is chis1y
however those Who have fnared IRON certain class 81 pss-
Tef rlo can properly appreciate BE fects ln auS.lra
ron Sc tfst, lfciNtnt 90 advanced and distress
ire tfrr trom aivsntsTc1 and avcrg txtgnve
Jrscicel be ran snort rapid sud radical cute which
le las eounss ior stating be obtained from ~ other
source ir America.
GTRtCTURE-lT NATUEE SYMPTOM. cON ~
" srcucCs nose 81 detecting Gle rsuede1. uta rettL
nd only ftfrsucnt No roassins this vork need
long - troubled With sctrre sxth et6on W l2. Price
Foft. mailed free.
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nANIEL IN rnE LIONS DEN-THIs ExrRAoRnI

nANIEL IN THE LIONS DEN-THIS EXTRAORDI-
~ nary water color Pair ting twenty feat by twelve
open TO the public at 800 Broadway should be visited By al
who desirous to behold masterpieces OF art together with
large collection Of Oil Painting Upwards Of
by the old matters Corrego, Poussn &C. The genuine Beg
Matching Machine In which chickens bursting the
she'll in the presence Of vser is also for the hr time
hbited in tls country. Nothing like this exhibition has
appeared in the States Admission TO the whole Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

ERANKLIN THEATRE, E5 CHATHAM SQUARE
AdmissouBoxss % cents; Pit l2 cents; Stage
90 cents Private Boxes 81 Unprecedented novelties for
few nights. Madame paues troupe Of Model Artists will
personste the following taeaux during the evening
rising from the Sea-" The Three Grsoes" Lutte Play
err AdEms first sight Of Eve" The Greek Slave RE
volt of the Serago 'SRspe Of the Sabne with several
other slso the Female hnsels numbering
seventeen ladies with other entertainments to be found
other place ofamusemont N. BAN Afternoon perform
anoe every Saturday, at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

itn riti mir.clous orrs already dro e.
tl.sc tlot,e 70 te tellta, =, or sh ana sulr tha
wortt ral -nf. rcur1Fi1 10 o. th8r avis not Mnci
fauty te rcwru tlt money. Thr mcicise 10 fsg
robti u al invaiii regret they Aid take 10
Huif ST. ty mail % TALBOT WATTS, lU2 Nassau
ard o. maze we'll
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g60O REWARD-JEFTRIEs' ANTIDOrE A sPGoI-

EpUU Ne Eig'Tre fer IL s're II conorrITs, iies.,
setrfcs tne hmiicr disorders u matss sreedy cure
without The least triccu Of det, DRINK. e.rcture, VI
ohtrre IN application 20 business Our chest % as
who're Be had aud tie proprietor challenges single
case e rccCat Gonorhua which the ntufe VII not
uncer forfeiture q soc IvTher-the esoae eannot b
coutfaesd II DE Of she Mixture tahcn EAen exposed.
II put 10 in bottles With full directions afoot r.Jtns ~
81 ~. orc tctIg instn weef- nary cured IN two
New Eors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

DR hQRMtON IS ConrlpESTlAILY CONSULTED
- on III dsa.sB q teliCst8 nature. practice o. -
Ycsta ems aes him 20 without mercury recent
surds three % cir days No Zee W eurs1 stotures and
fgirtl veshncu Invariably ae1 bic London DE-
pinua. ir his once. sAsl- pui.on street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
MUSICAL.

EoLIAN PIANO ToRTEs-.PIANo roRrEs WITH
AZ without the osn Attachment from the celebrated
mandatory OF T. Gilbert Co., Boston New York
7 Broadway. Mr.. Van der Weyde who has played
the Fair OF the American Institute engaged perform
the Kolian day from 10 to IL A. M and from
T. NJ aed invite III. public in general call and examine
these beautiful Instruments
BERRY. OF Ney ysrh hzsnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

INo vKECKERs-pROFOsALs WILL BE RECEIveD
for rsiaaa toa Barge - street. East River. Ap-
yto MATHEW CLtNrON, "a Greenwich s5xee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

NO CUM NO FAT.-DR CORBITT, 70 DUANE 81.
~ NAY te consulted the tfsssment q certain Gecate
diseases rrsccs ~ sixteen devoted 70 the ttos
nent N decate diseases enables Dr. G. 90 cure the worst
form Of this disease Recent cured In thres days. No
mercury usci.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
nR. CooPER. ID puANE aTRFKr ma roR ruE

~ laet fturtccr years, centred his practice
men. q msreurih are other diseases OF delicate ns,.r
lie the aggravated q THE
ild eass removed in two 70 ave days. psSfot
necia-Ee.
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HIaaaaIH HaaIa
DA NCIgG.

HANGING AND Waiting ACADEMY, q HOWARD
strcotsgnoI and Esnora FSrrsrO, besides the Glasses
OF wednesdays and Saturdays forming for
Young ladies ana kae:rt G0ndgys and 1turadsyf a.
ALI Thtt O'clock. and Gentlemen hAlfpast T. Private
Soirsss 60 be given, ~ usual.
II ANGLING ACADEMY of NILE PAULINE DEsJAR-
~ dine, 81 Tie Academy koyal. faris at No e-hing
Place ~ Tird 80 Greene aud ~ boz
sdonce Lsorard street Zee terms. sc arp at the re-
sidonso 90 Mia T.. D., atTi Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

BUTTONS THEATRE-WM. E. BURTON MANAGER,
- and evening. November J. will be
played DOMBEY AND SoN-Mr. Dombey, MIR. Lynne; Mr.
Csrksr, Mr. G. W Clarkei Maj Joe Bagsoek Mr. Brougham
Mr. Ioots Mr. T. Johnston Captain Cutie, Mr. Burton;
Esith Mrs. Russell; Florence Dombey Kiss Hill; Mrs
skewton. Mrs hughes To conclude with the favorte
lotta of the DEMON JFSTEk-ans Ketzler Mr. Brougham;
Rogueingran, Mr. Lynne Franz Mr Holman Madame Rogue
infrain Miss Chapman Therese, Mrs Holman Doors open
at 0 to commence att o'clock. Boxes dress circle, and
tie. 500. Family circle and seoond tier 25e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

nR TAWsErr CAN DE CoNFIDENrIALbI CON-
NJ suited =, hs once 81 Der street, on all private diseases
The most obstnate yield 20 BIC node % treatment which "a
cnhe mercual principle trcures cured en- the mort
approved plan The Victims q st.ry INDULGENCE also
appiy. viii eertsinty Of cSra ofise 81 Der street.
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PATRICK RELY. Chsirmsn
dominating Committed


BrrxaRp Gsrrrry, 's'i1'-'i-"
oticu TIE following gentlemen appointed BY tho
Chair committee % re1oft resolutions John Cochran
Sttrhtn HYATT Joseph JameR ". Walsh, Abraham
r. Patterson who the following which were
ccivcd with tremendous enthusa7m .-
resolycd. That sraeful once more 90 r-asiembl,
under the auspices Of united action and nvroraed
strength that ,he aisrqn q the party should Be recalled
only atmonton for The future aud democratic
anxious once mere % carry forward our ancient demo
cratic throuah The struggle, against Sue
,rd re ~ their turai enemies, the wligs.
Resolved rHrrralrlate the
that PREVAILS unbIokcn ia rans and call earnestly
our ards co-opcrate uutrngly with towards the
urdiyi fcd furrcrt 81 She Thole democratic ticket.
Received That cord ally approve Of c following nnni
senator tbs District thomas y Carr TOR
Ssstmbly Titan a. uiyer Cor Alderman. James walsh
fr Assistant Alderman doha His end We heartily cnn-
crr the names Which compose the balance % our ticket
ard this occasion 60 tenfer 90 the Nominating Com
thauts for tie sasactory manner IN which hey
have rendered support men bose CHARACTER aud pc
eition ps democrats have never been dsputed.
Resoved, That We approve % che Common schools as
nov tf4spiged this City ard there Is one thing
erh that commands attention Of the DEMOCRACY a the
Ward 30 h the tat md question o. public school edu-
cation. =, .. e.
Cochran. aud 81. John. -,,.-, a.,
ths Globe Rspubiic, lisroid. Post and German paper
W ~" t0riN H. SEAMAN, Chairman.
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EOR CALEDONIA, SAN FRANCISCO, BENGCTA,
snd New icft. via Rio Jane'ro and Nairsrao Tie hfst
else ttear snip DORA viii sell r the above ports ebh
n Ncvtubr she fas been expressly httst 90
ffuFtre end hos unfurVassei tons for freight
ftsfarU sppiy Co. RENAULD n FRANCOIS
Uanv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

INSTRUCTION ON TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sele Lara Nshi pupi Of, the celebrated Professor Kali
renner begh leave the lovers music that
she nstuetion on the Piano she principles Of tbs
above named eminent instructor and director OF music 20 the
Conrv atore Of Paris and inventor Of the hand ladder
~ which the pupil obtains quick snd perfect
napd ~ the movements and by which guide she
nnger obtained In half N, usual tim required by the old
msthot Residence No l3 Bridge street. brookyn, whore
all cen munieations will be runetuAiiy attended to.
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CEYENTEENTu WAHD.-AT LARGE AND GNrHU-
- sastc meeting a tag Demoorsey 81 Ne Seven ~
ward held Qvnitaf1 Hall, cIrrcrCt Nougton tua Aan
streets NJ Johu ~ scsman vas called 70 The IAair and
James r. HYDE and George W. lartmaul appointed
Scettares The cali 81 the sctiug read aud adopted
The Nominating Committee being called On, reported ne
lcri-g. which umauimoufly adcrtCt.
Tie pemocratc Republican Nominating Cen nittee q ne
Sovsuoerh Nard E leave e present Tor he support OF
the ctgous Ward the following named Ecutlcnen
For Scnator-THos. ". CARR. For Asscnhly-NM A.
WYIYIE. Tor Aideruan-IAMfo WALSH. For Assis-
tant AidermauJoHr BfssELL for Assossors-H enry W.
Eurrhv. for CoueatleF ants W iar-
tell John Btrry SarE For School CCmmi ssic ncrN lam
nj Cornell. For insrtctorIhorss Rieiy. Tor Trustee
Jncoh HtteI Tor fnsrec.ors q Eltrtion--T district
sndre Froment, John A. delaney. "a do Georte H. Ro.s
phiir D Randall. "a DO Jefferson Murray, Abraham X.
Patterson. sh DO. Robot v. Boyd, V a. Nanhnschoen.
on do Iatrick Rely. James ". NcFarrn. 9th do WIN.
G. Farley fisaac G.. Yeriniye. ID d. VIM. 4. Weeks,
Charles Nrirht. -.-- -.-... -.
BY orderCf PATRICK RELY, Cheirman
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rToYERC nANr NLoRs-ANBXPERiEyCRD CUT
ter 10 AZ liberty 10 make sugaeoment References
tisnetery. Addrets A. y. Gutter. herAld efhee.
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DIANo FORTE FOR SALE--Yery cheap, a magnificent
Ga octave Piano, but little nsed IL going TO
leave the city, and will cell IL cheap for essh Apply this
day early 10 Mr. DEY corner Of Pearl and Fulton Streets
lin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

M ACALLISTERS TEMPLE OF ENCHANTXENT CHI
NJ nese Assembly Rooms.-On Monday, per formance
Ninth Series of Magical Sorees commencing TUESDAY and
Wednesday October Jth and 3st and Thursday November
lsD with the Living Cards Enchanted Bottle; Bouquet Of
Emma; La Petite Maison Chnose; Travelling Watches;
Ladies' FGvonto Peacock Nationsl Feat; UMBRELLA Ampu
taon Of the Nose Bride Present. Ine1haustbe Hat Nep
tunio Nolenno Living Menagerie Admttance Is cents;
Sofas 80 cents Children half price Commence at IN. FRI
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~ TGULAR PACB TT LINE TOR NOVEMBER i5TI-
~ tcr sar frnNcfco, California The sainr
no trF ORBIT Captain synsrten. e stout go tons
hurihen viii positively sail the 18TH November For
Only haVnr tururi1r appIr
ioata between Iiors 0 and g. North River. or 70
y. -. FOWLER. ~ W eat st~eat
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WANTS.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN>>N>NN NNNNNNNNNNN
YOUNG LADY. CAPABLE OF TEACHING THE
"A French and En- riish lapgu and IL required tho
dments of music and drawing wants situation hoo
OF as Govsrnefs in private family Residence IS
etre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

I uNE, TITUS &Co.s CIRCUS AND MENAaERIEwILL
- exhibit Brooklyn, the City Hall. THURSDAY
Friday, and Saturday. Nov ls I'd and 3D. Performances
Thursday and Friday att oeloo Sa.ur
day at and7 O'clock p NJ Adnittance, IS children
under years half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY AVERY COMPETENT
w girl with good city roerence to do the homework OF
small family. TO act as Nurse and do plain sewing
Can be for days if poyej at "a sixth Ave
in he bOok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17
COnARR8lAL APPAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.


Az We anticipated and predicted, the fsnoies have
again become depressed The bulls we're unable 10 sus
Tain the market and bad to succumb to the bears II
Is difcult thing to get up any permanent improve
ment in sych things fancy stocks more 80 than II
has been for many years. and the bulls will and before
the season over the spirit Of speculation has dis
appeared The fools not all dead yet and We may,
therefore look for little activity occasionally In the
street but that there enough outsiders 90 deluded
s TO purchase largely to give an upward impetus TO
prices, We much doubt There Is not an individual
Who has stocks speculation In Wall street
for the last Ave years but that has lost money and II
they get caught again after all the warning Ne have
given them, they deserve their fate. When large
lots Of fancy stocks held by outside spectators
they could be easily drawn into the street with
the hope Of realizing profit on their supplies, but
we're In the end ssddied With double the quantity
FOR nearly two years past the fsnces have been getting
Into the hands Of the brokers' and very few now
held out Of wall street. and one great cause Of the
simeulty experienced in putting MP prices, is the i'm
possibility Of drawing in customers. The bulls depend
upon catching the nats They buy for the purpose Of
attracting the green upon the system prsstsed
By the Peter FunSs in Chatham street. They think
outsiders will buy because they them buying; aud
one half Of the operations in Wall street sham,
made and reported for the purpose Of getting mp,
possible some excitement. None Of these manoavres
work now Outsiders have dearly bought their expe-
r,epee and u they vse they viii let fancy stocks.
ef all kinds alone.
At the srst board, 20 day, United States os 1907,
wsntpp \ per cent and Treasury Notes =. Ere7s,
1859 fen Oh Y per cent; Farmers Loan, ~ Canton
C., y; and Harlem u.
Az the seeond board stocks lower aud sales 70
seme extent Of the leading fspcies.
The European news BY the Hibernia does not
snornt 70 much. In commercial point of vie-, there
has been no change. Quotations for cotton AMI cora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17

Since last July there has been increase Of
in the aggregate amount. In Of the departments
there has been inaaton indicative Of weakness II
win be that since July, 1s<s the circulation has
increased S4slT while the amount Of specie hand
has been augmented but slol71 In the same time In
July 1s the proportion Of specie hand to paper in
sirc uston was to q while, according TO the last
returns the proportion to 3. The capital has
been reduced by csnceIling the amount Of stock
hand within the past year, the suspended debt in
suit has been increased s116o31 On the whole, there
appears to have been change Of some Importance for
the within the past year In the condition Of this
Institution and branches. The immediate available
means Of the bank to meet Its immediate liabilities
limited and In Of dineulty, sacrifices wsuld have
TO be made 10 meet them. We do not doubt but that
these institutions would In any event. meet all their
liabilities promptly; but their Affairs by
in strong position The most favorable feature In
the last report the fact that the management
getting rid Of the stock securities and using the pro-
ee.ds In giving facilities TO the commercial classes
since July, 1s4s The discounts, including domestic
exchange purchased, have increased s2ls,TGo
Some little interest having been excited by the APP
peaance Of statements relative to the value Of the
stock and the condition Of the affairs Of the Union Bank
Of Tennessee, annex anal ration Of the reports
made for the benefit Of those interested The assets
Of the bank according To returns dated June 90 1sip
we're annexed -
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MYSCELLAN


NoTIeE.-A SUGAR PLANTER IN LOUISIANA. THE
Sill including slaves at cost wishes to loan bond and
reimhursabe in two and three the
and NJ agree TO the party ioaa
the above not less than 100 hoheads of
nually For further particulars Arpy BY letter. TO H. w s.
Box, No,bls Post Once,
~ LEIGHTON, FIRST PRExiUx sHIRT-NAKER,
~. wholesale and retail No. 10 Park Place New York,
and No Royal street, New Orleans NJ B.shirts stand
Ina and whistler collars aud collar oravss made TO measure
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CoSTRAcToRs.-oFTICE
IN Panama BsilrVsd Company New York, August 49,
In order abls eontractO who be disposed 70 whit
tbe 10Th inst, the time for receiving proposals. for the con-
the railroad will be extended 70 the FRS. day Of
October neat. eompstsst will be sent out BY the
tieuiars, see sdv,rtiseuept % 18th Jaiy last.
NOTICE TO RAlLRoAD CONTRACTORS.
ofes Panama Railroad ompsny, = Broad~ay New York,
pa prohss and ccihcaons q that portion Of the Pana
Railroad which Is proposed 70 place under contract.
sasr.ss % TsaScs spfEs Secretary q the 6ospssy,
and endorsed Proposals. 70 construct Panama Railroad
fer that part Of the work sstwsen the Chsges river and .e
plans sJecheatiobs Se which rsy be exhibited viii ts
The 18th day Of September nss The Company the
may bs offered THOMAS ". LUDLOW, President
TRsrcfs srIys. Secretary.
.nes.
U,LowEk RULBs-ALC or DUTCH FLOWER BULBS
from celebrated florist at Harlem which i'll
in THE MARKET Tor this Catalogues
nov ready for sale BY X W BUKbAGk ~ New 81.
CoAL.-I AN DAILY DIscHARGISG THE BEST REQ
"''s !" ~ "'" '''"' fETER CLINTON
Corner 81 King and Greenwich.
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Total. .S,279 $l0,473 70
The following number Of acres entered by land
warrants April, los42ao; May 1a,c27.os; June Co.
1852; July, s,00o.-Total, 60,1o5 acres.
In every part Of the Western country land warrants
have been extensively located and the sales for cash
have been exceedingly limited The revenue Of the
government from public lands has been much reduced
since the issue Of land warrants commenced, aud will
continue until most Of these warrants located
These warrants selling in this market ct 1920
$126 at which prices they desirable investments
for the Spectator the actual settler Lands at the
West have been brought under cultivation, through
the land warrant system which otherwise would have
remained idle for years.
The annexed table exhibits the condition Of the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee and branches the LIST
Of July In each Of the past three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE AT TIpE WAT

There was slight falling on during the past week
in all articles Of bresdstufs except wheat 1t is pos
sbs that the receipts Of wheat may for the rest Of the
season. be large enough to make up the present den
ciency but they far In compared with 1s47
The in flour at present is not large and there
not much prospect of it's increasing.
The sales at the Land Once Milwaukee for the month
CT July amounted to II 445 acres Of which 400
fer cash. and IL 026 land warrants Cash
received $o776 49, The sales at the Land Office, Chi
ssgo, from April 81 to August l, were as follows
I
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This shows depreciation Of about twenty nvs per
cent making the stock worth about seventy i've dol
lars per share We know not what change, favorable
or otherwise has taken place since July 1s4 in the
value Of the assets Of the bank but the presumption Is
that with judcious management, . steady improve
ment has been realized appears that the directors
are prohibited by law from declaring any dividend I'M
less the stock is considered by them fully worth $50
per share and as they declare regular dividends of
6H per cent the par value the inference that the
stock is worth than the stipulated by law.