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hand not very heavy and being closed out pretty
quickly, though not in satisfactory msnusr, as the
selling prices through the auction rooms are seldom OF
remunerative nature. Thus though the season may
close without leaving merchants OF any
considerable supplies its pecunary results wi not be
agreeable in regard to profits If losses sscaped
however most parties will be content sad have but
little to doubt that this viii be the issue OF the
epring business.
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SOtAhs..' .....SfZl,oVI SSe, fAU >ofyi1s
Value put on the market during the week. 022
The dry goods business is essentially the Same as
noticed in our last The activity Is but partial and
prcea 20 better The supplies not large, but
holders free sellers there being oston to hold
Indeed there Is encouragement to do so and
without this 1t would be but folly to pursue such
course. The demand lie more from the country trade
than from local jobbers The latter buy only as they
are In want thus being able to take advantage Of every
fuctuation in prices.
Brown and bleachsd sheetings and shirtings are in
rather limited request at previous figures There 10
fair business being transacted in denims, drills and
duck at old rates. Ginghams and lawns rather moro
sought after but without change in value Osnaburgs
are unaltered There not great deal doing In print
ing cloths or prints but these pretty firmly held
Stripes and ticks are quiet and dropping woollens have
not varied much. Blankets are dull and heavy. There
ia some degree Of frmness in cassimeres, which con-
and pretty fair prices but 10 cloths Asnnes and jeans
there s scarcely sufficient movement to make market
Linscys selling in small way, and there little
demand fer mousn de lanes but the most active por-
ton of the season Is ct end Sanets and tueecs rule
as previously reported.
Foreign productions LEGS active and less settled In
prices, but the fluctuations hardly worth noticing
There is not much coming forward usual at this
time Of the year. and the importers are not very
gune In regard 10 the future Ths stocks remaining
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&750 000 NEW YokA AND HARLEM Rail-.

07k0 000 NEW YukA AND HARLEh RAIL
P6OO.OOO. road, second mortgage per oens
bonds part OF issus Of million This mortgage
laree amount q real estate in this city wel
Dortgaeo the branch road TO Port Marris tue
River with wharf snd thereto and all
rolling stock and furniture OF the road.
The bonds are issued with interest stsached
able ON the hrst days OF February and August each
and the principal rembursauie the rst day OF
1894 The mortgage tho Loan and Trust
Company OF this city trustee for the and
recorded IN all the counties through which the road
This issue, added 20 tbefrst will make the mortgage In
oumbrance upon tie road four million dollarssss than J
per cent upon its cost TO this time The proceeds Of the
bonds now offered will be used-arst TO eXtingush the
floating debt of the Csmpsny and second The
double track 90 White Plans and few atior
houses required on the line Of the road all of which, 10 Is
pected may be done $50 As to close construction
count T" IT the end Of the gear.
The security which these bonds based beievso
70 DO MI Respects pie quite reliable that thu
first mortgage The the road constantly
ereasng and tie business present and prospective
Proposals for all any bonds may be ADDRESSED
to William B. Draper, Treasurer, Harlem Railroad Com
Bonds" until the fifteenth day May next when they VIZ
be opened and should state whether the offer made
cash on receiving the bonds In
Per cent payable respectively the 18th Of May 18th
June 10th Of July, and 10th Of August The right Of
All or any part Of the bids 10 reserved deemed os
Board q DIRECTOR sicHoAs DEAN Psdsu VIC
WIN. b. DnAPsR, Treasurer
road terminates the centre OF the city
New YORK. s one hundred and thirty miles long.
Meeting the city with Albany and all the trade OF the
West together with Of that Of the North The
annual gross earnings OF the road now exceed one million
New York. Aprl Sd. 1855
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
81 o 81 r. r n A n 4 RF.

FRIDAY, May Asp. NJ
fne stock market was slightly better to-day. rhs
transactions were pretty equally divided betweea the
oinerent stocks State stocks, railroad bonds coal
stocks and railroad Stocks were operated in to abou.
the same extent. Indiana SIS Improved u per cent
Cieveisnd and Toledo Railroad L Michigan Central Rail-
road, n; Michigan Southern Railroad, az: Michigan
southern Construction ~. The consolidation OF the
Michigan Southern and Northern Ind ana Railroad
stocks into one company has had favorable effect
prices and given quite to operations in this
market. Other Western railroad stocks hare also i'm
proved, but sales continue limited Erie Central and
Reading remain firm AZ yesterdays quotations. The
GOAL stocks are not in much demand just now and are
not very well sustained. State stocks and railroad
bonds appear to have reached their maximum There
NO speculation In any o. them The absence of Euro
pean orders must have unfavorable influence upon
their market value
the second board the market was influenced BY the
foreign news, and lower prices were accepted. The
transactions were however, quite limited, showing
disposition to hold for better prices under any crcum.
stances Cumberland fell of per cent; Erie Railroad
y; Harlem, e; Reading, II Michigan Southern Rail.
road l. The class Of brokers who governed their
operations by the price OF consols had fine opportunity
today to make demonstration; but we have not heard
that they made any large TRANSACTIONS either for rise
or fal decline of y per cent in consols Is not
ported BY every steamer and they may have smother
such chance for long time. The ERNEST and most
active stock this afternoon Reading We shall have
the report of last wesks coal business tomorrow It
Will exceed that Of any previous week this year. be
nearly equal to that of any week last year. The heaviest
months business last year was August, when the
total receipts amounted to $505 S45 &c. The ,nth Of
April this year will not vary much from that figure.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurers Office to-
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CITY TRADE RnPORT.

FRiDAr FAy up. n
BRxApsrUFFs. F1our-The stock Of common ana me-
dunn ara coutcued to be IN reduced supply ami the
market closed frmer About 900 O. 900 barrels were
Sold included IN which we're common 70 choice fancy
Canadian (240o bbls at.si0 IL ST. which was bet
ter; and southern (900 bbls,) At $40 80 go a Tor
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MECHANICS, FIRE INSURANCE. CohPaANt;-CAr1-
ri BroeAvay ssrner Of Cksnters cenvasy O.
ali been paid in prepared 70 insure kuA-
pss ships in port and their csrEsss hs.s.
hold furniture, and pesvoss Wvpssy 49,
o,s or dam are favorable terms Lssses euoA
by adjusted snd promPPsuyy PM II mn cu0or p,.Isx
U.rnv D. DAWSON Secretary.
DIRrcr0Rs.
W., II De Grook, James Tiebout, Treemaa Huak
DsrieI r. Smith, Alexander Philip. Alex. MoCettW.
Copeland, Nathan A. Rogers, kdwsrA d 0rssA
John K Hora, John Jay, BARTLETT Smith.
DANIEL 8. DARLING.
PErBa T. Coor, Surveyor.
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LNMBROIDERIES.-THEA ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
~ solicited to lot OF rich Paris embroidered
collars and sleeves In sets, from $12 to Sl
s22 and sleeves in SETS in cambria and musn
oO linen collars Tor travepg at oVc French
J ust received at PETER ROBERTS CO., 375 Broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS IN TABLE NAPKINS.-JAMES
VI FRANCE, 703 Broadway will offer for sale Thurs
May largo lot of table napkins at half the regular
price,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPRING FASHIONS.

SPRING FASHIONS,
TX BEAUTIFUL SPRING BONNETS OF EN-
- broidered straw and Grape, just received by last
stesmor and the novelty of the styles which positively
monopoze in New York. other house exhibit the
like article viii attract, We have doubt
friends and strangers who will be disappointed to
visit the metropolitan store of
NINE HARRIS SON, III Broadway.
RULP1Ns SIX DOLLAR MANTILLAs-M0sT CHARM.
- Ing Of the very richest tafeta
silk and universally alike superior In rohues
and moderation In price, ever offered.
Ladies' call and 36l Broadway.
Mon Of Partisan novelties from beautiful black silk
tla 81 dollars TO the most costly garments manufao.
tured. 061 Broadway.
NTow is THE TIME TO BUY LAWN, STRAW, SILK
and crepe b9nns;s selling Of a great 5sduotion lawn
tern store Catherine street. Ladies' patterns cut
measure, shilling.
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DANcING AcADEMIEs-ELLE CAROLINE We
~ STEMS dancing academy, Howard street, II opes
for the Of gentlemen the fash
iopable dances Of the day School for practice
IL e'eleek.
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now PLEASING WAS OUR PASSAGE YESTERDAY |

now PLEASING WAS OUR PASSAGE YESTERDAY
ta1o And With WHAT DO we
stores HIRE enlightened enterprise made in brief
period the wilderness to bud and blossom the The
wilson's french
Ba % s 1s % S
lecture The premises extend from King Cobourne street,
terror Is eprchsd With The choicest goods every cline
Ore Of the firm visits Europe twice yearly make
elegant and ohs The SPACIOUS ho%
q sss ssa English
able articles arranged with EXQUISITE taste The
with bass
fixtures for ades seats are to be extended through the
In a0t the
ground floor are different departments The first contains
&C. general ishins goods Of
nsis. 6lsnie.s genera. staple goods In the second
a.s sey IN % IT,
the dress and general mourning department. These
M tho snd
taste may require Here is emphatoally the Brodie'
sss %s.s.; :s.%l. f. sss !Isss:s texture
sS
s.. s Of s IL the
Isncs They slperntsndsd By ladies from England
The elegant fpsh the fashionable make and f Of these
'sss
pretors import direct their extensive goods they
ss OK
In IN
ss sa% d sa n s ss1S S ho
would follow Bnt believe that BY moral worth and
patronage they 50 Justly deserve. vIAToR.
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DRY GOODS. sc.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
and varied assortment from auction and from the
importers prices far below anything known in the
:" : ''' THE CAUSE WHY IS
because have bought for cash. waited oppor
tunity.
Among other articles offer
30 COO yar French printed lawns ut l real worth Is ots
10000 Mmc. and Fall River prints 3D.. % L..
500 Grape shawls IS and 80, $40 Jl2
An elegant lot Of goods for boys wear.
A pretty stock Of barAges.
large lot Of brocade silks, at IS IS per Dress
100 pieces Of plain changeabe Silks at So Is
Rich high lustered oil boiled black silks,
New de lsines snghams, de Beges, &c.
Very fine linen cambria handkerchief, ut Is.
Ladies' white cotton hose, at 81 so Dozen worth S.
Domestic goods retaied at Wholesale prices.
All goods sold by the piece sold at q discount.
+. W. &W Il. GIILEY. Bowerv.
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TOtaI............ ID, ouu,VuV
The London circular Of E. F. Satterthwaite, Of the
same date says
Our market for American securities continues very
firm and the demand for 6rst class bonds exceeds the
supply at present quotations. prices here OF the leading
railroad bonds are comparatively below the New York
prices and importers at late rates cannot sell to profit
There good many parcels of bonds held for sale at
advance of two to three per cent which, however,
buyers do not appear willing to give Sales have been
made to moderate amount in most of the current
bonds at the close there buyers of Erie 1885, at
New York Central per cent, at 90. Great Western Of
Canada have ruled from liz to- closing Arm at II
The loan Of sixteen millions has been taken this
ing by Messrs Rothschild at the following rate, viz
Consos at par and annuity OF 14s 3D. per cent ter
nabe IL thirty years On close calculation this would
make the present of Consols to be $50 14s 3D. per
cent. The quotation for the scrip is TX to TX pre-
MUM. Consois are 89Z.
The cotton market active at quotations previously
current with upward tendency From the manufactur
Ing districts the accounts pretty good Less business
had been transacted but there yielding prices,
spinners and manufacturers being generally wen engaged
for some time to Breadstuffs had not been in
much demand Prices -four had declined, white To-
dian corn had advanced. Tho harvest prospects
good.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of foreign dry goods entered q. this port for consump
tion for warehouse, and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, Nay g. 1866
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HC)TvEL.U,

REREsHIRE SODA SPRING HoTEL.-THE PRO
E. z <: :: g
ana e
The suaon one q the most dssrssle On The
American being among the mounssn. Of 8srL
n. es ali H
The pnopsriss sss III: aniass
to % % nj .s.s
Of society until quite for the want Of pro
shs depot Great BsTripstsn hs spring Letters "a
serisSirs Sod. Spring harrington Ms:s o 'n'
- ing the North river win let few p.rlor: and snsis
rooms on terms the location desirable one
snd % fseR o1s
HOTEL BRIGHTON, BoULoGNE SUR MER,, FRANCE
u TO families going to Europe. gensisT,aa l,ssay
!. No. only ss: place ss.s =
Europe Situated ~ SUn snisps .0m tns r
possesses i. Is. Comforts dssrsS: for Wealthy families
IJoTRL-PoINr BREEZE HOTEL, rouR MULES
r b. @ Ma coca SsS sas
fishing; boats, bait and tackle Furnished sSxrp
- AND ss,, s. .oa
single apartments hsndsomey iurn he'd and neatly kept
s.s E
HOWARD HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.-THE
public are hereby informed that the sbove house.
long and known q the first class hstss In
muny Several important and desirable changes have been
made wsh cannot fail to augment the comfort and
Of Ne guests a1 all ts old friends and
receiving that attention and kindness whsh
has Of the leading features Of this house The
coparnerkip CLARK Bailey having been dissolved Mr.
j. T. Kngsey lately connected with the New Orleans and
Mobile mail line Of steamers, Row associated with The
Above house. and hereafter tho busnes will be conducted
under name and firm Of BAILIr KINGSLEY.
NEW YORK BAY PRIVATE FAMILY HornL--
In Two and half miles from Jersey City ferry opsn
for summer Bergen Point plank road Bathing, boat
and fishing Stages leave the ferry hour Apply
to Capt. LEKS proprietor, Post Once, jersey City, =
the house N BThers NO Der attached to this house
THE LONDON CofrEE HOUSE, LUDGArE HILL
London-EDWARB BILLS, hshsrto Of the Stae anl
Garter Rohmepd Hill beg 70 notify that the London Coffee
House has recently undergone extensive Aertiens
and improvements and an entirs reorgnnaatsn The spo
cous coffee room rendered private and comforts sad
largo smoking room and writing have been sAss1
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE sTREYf.
Ludgate Hill, London Tho above house 10 centrally
situated has excellent coffee twelve private
sitting between forty and afty light airy bsdsoms
GOOD smoking room; cold and shower baths sways
ready night porter In Attendance charge for
yants. Tho New York Herald ID hled. THOMAS QUAk-
TERnAINE Alsc proprietor Of the Crown and Soslrs -
ship taverne, 0rsenwshJ tenders his grateful thanks -
American friends for the favors he has leng eaoysd -
their hanas aud ssActs thsr continued pstrenas 80
commendaton.
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declared semi annual dividend Of per cent The pre-
vous two semi annual dividends were per cent.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company
for the third week in April 1855, amounted to $685.
against $35 $40 for the time last year. wing an
increase of sls,35s
The warrants entered at thu Treasury Department,
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RLACK CULTURE AND CHANTILLY LACEs GALL
ID wdths), sha wis., scarfs, mAntias
Brgantine lace shaws mantas, scarfs and vels 84
ured nets cbidrens and aces long and short black mt
in great variety at
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TRAvELLERg' GUIDE.

VHAVGLLRkkU 0UKORs
BOSTON LINE-CHANGE OF HoUR.-ON AND AFTER
ID Monday, 7th inst the train for Boston will leave New
York At instead of3P. NJ, ~ heretofore.
I1OR ron pOUr AND MISUNDERSTANDING AT
Cosrens', West Point, Cold Spring Cornwall Newburg,
new Hamburg Milton and Peushkeepsie-rhe quick and
Al IDA, Capt. Judson Morey leaves
York pier foot Of Robinson street. sernoon at
3 o'clock Returning leaves Rsndout every morning st
o'clock.
yUNTAY TRIP TO NkwBURG, WEST POINT AND
- Cold SPRING landing Workers. Hassngs Dobbs Fer
r., Tarrytown Si-g Sing Bayerrsw and Cozzen's Dock,
touching st Amos street each wayThe favorite steamer
Tbos r. Huise will her regular Sunday trips Nay
wing foot Of Jay street every Sunday
morning clock, for the above places returning, leave
NswburE all =. u.
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$500 600 MONEY MONEY TO LOAN on DIAMONDS
merchandise and property generally bought
CASH. Business confidential and executed promptly
Nassau street. first floor. back office.
rLORRN CE CO., Brokers.
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(pn ~ ~. Ia a. MAKE FoRTUNR-FoR SALE
" -Ohe 81 ,ne Oldest and best undsrssLer 80 Is-x
ment. in this cy Apply a, bS4 Pear. street This y ..<
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The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool,
brings nine days Later intelligence from Europe. The
news is interesting in every particular, politically,
financially and commercially The most important item
Il ths negotiation of loan by the English govern
ment for sixteen million pounds sterling. The
ment made by the Chancellor Of the Exchequer of
deficiency in the estimates for the current
year. including the loan just negotiated, had unfa-
vorable effect consus, and they closed at decline
The falling of Ia to * per cent from the previous
steamer Hopes stl entertained that the Vienna
conference would be resumed. There had been more
active demand for money in London, caused, 1t was
supposed, by the temporary withdrawal Of capital for
deposit on the loan The returns Of the Bank of
England for the week ending the 14th April compared
with the previous week, exhibits the following vara
lions =
Public deposits. g. 100 $40. Decrease. ss 2ss 1853
p psst deposits ass Increase
On the other side of the account
Government securities. 673 49, Increase f646 964
Other securities: Is 266 eS5 Decrease $50 46o
Notes unemploy ed.... 1887 525. Decrease. 6l26O6
The amount of notes in circulation is EGO $50 $780,
increase of f557 and the stock of bullion in
both departments ELS o22, $751; showing decrease of
256,166, when compared with the preceding return
Barings' circular Of the Goth OF April says
An English loan Of fle ooo 900 sterling money, payabl.
in monthly inataments between this date and the end of
the year. has been taken at price equivalent to about
81 per cent for per cent consos with the dividend
from January The scrip eaves off to day At TX pre-
MUM, and consols at the price OF S94 soy This
operation has absorbed during the week the attention Of
Dealers and have little Of interest to remark in
American securities which remain well supported, but
without any animated demand. United States 6s 1863
nominal at lot los Massachusetts, sterling 5s bonds
100 ex. div buyers Maryland 81 q 3d. Ohio 6's, 1866,
81 sellers Pennsylvania SIS Inscriptions 80 81; do.
bonds 80 81. Virginia 6's dollar bonds, 81 SsK; do.
SIS sterling SO a 81 Canada 6's sterling bon Is los
1osX. Pennsylvania Central railroad 6s bonds SO co.
do. sterling ID mortgage &c. New York and Erie third
mortgage, IS, sellers.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer brought ward his
budget Friday night He proposes to raise by increased
taxation f5, 800, 900 az follows
An additional duty of 3d. per cwt. sugar. 200 900
Il n noGoA
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COMMITTING CHOICE, IN THE WAY OF A COUNTRY
- seat, may DO obtained in Stamford Couu. tive
hours from the city The house . well suiie
two story and attic double cottage buit in the NEST
for large gcnteel family Half of land taseuy
laid out with shade trees fruit and flowers location beau
titul and convenient, and nor land II desired.
MILES Belts Ut Wall street.
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HihMiE okocERY FoR sALR-HAs BRvN ETA
class sascm WIZ st ten With good run q sr
.ne .ot ie9mrsd For further parteuses inc afro -
sns P1ees ia ihira avenue esrnsr OF Seventeenth Il
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&c OO0 FOR SALE ONE or THE TWELVE
pO.UUU. three story stone houses on the north
side Of Fifty second street between Egbth svenue Aad
Broadway. They fitted up With marble mautes orna
msutei cornice bssns baths water closets dumb
waiter, range &c complete Inquire the premises Of
j. v. UIRUONK
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ITO THE LADIEs-MADDEN 4 STEWART HAVE
opened their new store, CAB Broadway second door
embroideries &e consisting Of ladies' and chdrens
broisered jackets joseys krts robes waists &C. also
at 2 Cd eaoh 30 dozen ladies'
ct and g. 3D. each 300 elegant lace cspe at g. worth 81
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TNICKERBoCKER STAGE COMPANY. THREE
N shares for SALE value $780, pays good dividends to
be sold for account Of whom 1t concern. Apply at M
Fulton street.
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CyOR SALE CUEAP-A SMALL FAST STEAMBOAT
Of S0to 100 horse power with excellent condenpa
engine and very eeonoaca regard, ption Of ID
Apply to J. POWERS, ga Tenth street.
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r ACEs.-REAL vALENCIENNE LACES, FROM Is
~ per per ard upwards Brussels Point, Honiton and
Gupure, all widths; also Point, Honiton and Brussels
capes cbemisetts berthas sleeves collars shawl
da scarfs and bandkerchie embroidered reveiere aud
hemstch handkerchfs; also $40 dozen ladies' and gem
tlemens handksrchief., from auction very cheap at
PETLR ROBERTS a CO., 375 Broadway.
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HEONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED
lu BY PECAREs, BERNSTEIN PHILLIPS, $40
oneers 81 Liberty street. door from Nassau stocks
vessels real estate furnturs pictures merchandise de-
lett wit a.
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DATENT MEDICINE FOR SALE -0NE or THE MOST
Il popular and universally used patent medicines evee
offered for sale terms Of 20 -
this sacrifice. To party with MEANS this 70 or
porunity seldom met with Address, with referenee boz
l,756 Post Office.
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NASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCHAS-
cd 1t sight, diamonds, watches rich jewelry merchan
disc, ana valuable personal property generally. WS0n
B p. n.
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$55OOO TO LOAN ON
bought for cash. city stocks notes mortgages bi
of exchange negotiated Business prompt
by THOMPSOn Co., brokers and commission merchants
lO2 Nassau street. OF Ann No. second
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THO CAPITALlsTs.-THR FOX AND WISCONSIN,
Gomps eEes 20 ssrs Is ZION @
payable February 1878 interest ss%isrnually a ne
secured by FIRST mortgage upon lands WORTH at lev
valuation than double the amount, also upon the IN.
provemsnt ITSELF together with It's proceeds water powe
Ae Inquire at the odoe Of the company, MWan street.
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ITO PRlNTERS.-SEvERAL GOOD SECONDHAND
single cylinder presses in complete tor SALE 81
low prices. T. HOE CO.