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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
SECOND Board.
FRIDAY, Sept. l9-P. NJ

The business of the Board is less animated than il
was yesterday, and prices irregular, showing an
advance in some cases and decline in others. There
was no marked feature at the Board excepting the IN
creased transactions in Central of which 3OOO shares
were Sold The market is steady at SIT. The sales
of Erie were $500 to 5000 shares the principal buyer
of the past few days not operating The market opened
at 63s and fell off to 62l, at which it closed. The
street is little mystifed by the movement of to-day
and looking with interest to see what is to happen
next. The earnings of the Road continue very
large, fully equal to the highest estimate
The question of Sunday trains has been mooted
between this road and the Central and referred
10 q special Committee 1t will probably result
in an arrangement by which no trains will arrive
during Sunday. No Sunday trains have been sent opt
from the city for some time. Reading was heavy and
went to 85i. In Cumberland there appears to be
new movement and the stock has advanced y cent,
selling to-day at 1884, seller sixty. Panama was steady
at9lI. The business in Western Shares was not large,
but prices are much firmly supported, as gen.
eral thing than for the other stocks on the list The
dividend period of most of them is approaching, and
the earnings give the that these dividends
will be as large, if not larger, than at the
same period last year. Rock Island will
nav at least y cent cash in October; Toledo, y
cent in October; Michigan Southern, = cent in Jan
nary: Pittsburgh v cent, La Crosse 5 y cent, and
perhaps more, also in January; Galena, probably 10
p cent in February. The mpendency Of these divi-
dends is bringing in outside buyers to considerable
extent. Galens was 40 ll0i, Michigan Southem9i,
Central 92i Toledo IS, La Crosse 7ls an improve
meut of y cent, Rock Island 97l &c. There was
an improved demand for Illinois Central, OF which
4O0 shares were sold at ll7I regular and lis buyers
option sixty days. Railroad bonds are firm, but no
active; Illinois Central 94 with some purchases LOT
Europe; Erie, 1875, IS; 1871, s6l, &c. State stocks
are not active, and scarcely strong; sale Of Call
fornia rs was made at "a, which is better.
The business in Exchange for the Fulton tomorrow
has been very light, and the market is weak. The
supply OF outside Exchange is larger. Bank sigma
lures sterling were offered at 81 cent.
Freghts to Liverpool shade frmer 20 900
bush. Grain taken at 81 a9d in bulk aud bags.
Flour at rs. Cotton at 3D. To London, 400 bbls Of
Flour at 2s. 3d., 200 bushels Wheat at 3d. and Oil
Cake at 24s.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
sl94,s3s 80; payments $i5i,6 Is, balance, 3d.
742.39l ST. The payments include ISL 900 account
of the California debt.
The interest coupons on thel bonds of the Lacka-
wanna Railroad and Coal Company, due October
will be paid on and after that date on presentation
At the Office Of the Company.
The Import Of Dry Goods for the week are &l,'
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DIED..

,,,surNGon Friday Sept. 49, Mary Cushing daughter
% mend. Of the family are invited attend her funeral
Ues,eI street without further invitation.
C0RBETT-On Thursday Sept 49, of phthisea Charles Cor
bett, In bis SD year
pONELLON-on Wednesday Sept. II, afer short illness.
County Westmesth Ireland.
pRFEBoRN-On Thursday, September ls. Of cor SUMPTION
The syes and friend. are respectfully invited attend her
funeral SATURDAY ssp's%Ssr 70 At .,. T from the resi-
FOGARTYOn Wednesday Sept. H. Mrs Margaret Fossrty
rARRELL-On Thursday Sept l in the 10Th of his
Patrick Farrell nAiy OF the Parish Of Klesnot, County
Galway, Ireland
gRIFFITHs-On Thursday Sept 49, Sarah Francis daughter
George and Catherine Grifths aged 10 months and
Is dAys
Sing Sing Edward youngest Dr. Horace and Haret,c
S. Green, aged months and . days
HARRIS--At Elizabeth. Kentucky Monday, Sept TO- the
Hon Sylvester Harris.
HowELL-At Patehogue, L. l., Thursday, Sept II, VIII
liam q. Howell, aged i5yesrs.
HAVENS-At Shelter Island on Wednesday Sept ~ Henry
Hsvens formerly merchant OF this city, In the 18th
Of his age -,
Hs taken to Shrewsbury j. on Friday
ing, for interment.
JOsLING-On Thursday Sept 49, George W. Jo,ns of
George W. and Mary Josn aged year. II months and 10
LAMBDA wnliam.bush L. L. on Friday Sept. 49, Benjamin
The ra.. an. nd friend. are requested to attend the
without further notice from the residence Of his 'onnlaw
s.tpid IIae Sept TO- At o SStTpG ''e Oh
The remains will be taken to Mount Olivet Cemetery
NOMBERGER-At Morrisiania Westchester County, N. Y
Friday morning Sept 49, Of pulmonary consumption, Mrs
The funeral will take place from her late residence Morsian
Sunday next at o'clock The friends of the family
requested TO attend, without further notice.
McNERNEY-In Brooklyn, O Thursday, Sept. lS Margre
McNerney, wife Of John McNerney, of consumption.
NORTON-n Painyie Conn, Tuesday Sept O. of bron.
chitis Richard c. Norton, aged n years
ONEILL-On Thursday, Sept. 49, suddenly, Ann O'Neill
aged IA years.
sHEPARD-On Friday morning Sept 49, suddenly, at his
idence this city, Lorenzo g. Shepard Counsel the Cor
porsion, aged IS years
He will take place from Dr. Adams Church. Of
Twenty fourth street and Madison Sunday Sept
a. u O'Clock IN. His relatives and friends invited
to attend W ithout further notice.
sHANNON-On Thursday, Sept. 49, Mrs Eliza Jane. wife of
John Shannon, aged IS years.
WATERBURY-At Fayetteville, n. C., on Sunday Sept
Stephen Mead Waterbury aged IL years. Of the late Ste
phen Waterbury, jr., Of this city.
WEBB-At Tarrytown Thursday night, Sept 49, By the
accidental discharge musket Thonas of
Robert and Ann Webb aged 10 years months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
his funeral from the residence of bis father No 26
West Twenty sixth street, Sunday Sept 81 o'clock.
His remains will be taken Greenwood for interIcen
YATES-In Providence r. L. Wednesday, Sept. H. Seth
Yates aged lO0 years and months.
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destined for this market within the nett two months One
vessel the Home with Of 100 ~ 1000 slabs
B.ucs Tin foundered and the whole with the
pser, found waery Plates scarce and in active
rqrest and prices tend upward sales 10 boxes ID \ at
liz Us extra scarce and command extreme
C. Cob. have been in active demand the spot aud 70
i've and stock of all kinds much reduced sales SO
boxes 80 asa ST. held at 80 - mos Coke Tin
Plses in steady request; saes 40 boxes al - D. mos
Charc al T.rue continue good demand and prices rner
Gales $50 boxes ID trade 30 s. mos Prime brands
held at SO 62: a so Is, mos.
TOBACCO-The demand 10 good further sales have been
made Of $50 bids Kentucky sale 80 bales Havana az q
y bale. Yos sc 1853 Seedleai At 0dc., and
40 bales Barscos Yoysr on private terms.
TALLOW has again improved; sales of 50 900 ID AZ l2lc.
WHISKY-Ihe market Is quite hrn with good demand ;
sales Of $50 bbs Ohio and Prison at 20 dc closing az the lat
ter price
ZfNC-There /. good stock Offering but the demand is
limited Hoder however remain rm owing 70 the improve
rent In prices the other side.
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oil a. h.Sor, r.por,e1 10Th Stafford Francis New Bedford

oil A. before reported 10Th, Stafford, Francis Ne~bed0'a
Touched a. F.yai July - Tboma. Pope Raynnd New Bed
ford ITO bbl. p oSl Lstitis ton DO 10 oo % I bb
50 oil Kaah stewart NBedfrd, DO 2dQ; ChLPs SHOW 40
ean5,h M' Gadnsr Nieho. sag hsoe 20 I n1,s pbn
new New Bedford 50 do dosh Isaac Hicks Nore NLonoyn
clean Gipsey Smith NBedford IS bbs snded-lVn, 49,
Evans Fsirhaven clean AtamAhs tshe sIpp,oan, SIN rM
IS bbs .p-lth Fanny Boodry NBedford clean John hI
bs,h Eds NLodsn landed % bSi sP s.pmmsb no oil
rnce las report Josephine Allen New Bedford clean
Cbd w,po landed IS Dbl. 'h Ocean smith nj, SsI
spoken-Aus IT, lat 50 30 lon 81, sch Renr ha'on oil r'0'
A.. ~ st % So lon - 90 bark ch.e. Of Beverly
Ar BfG a .3;b As bs. % and Sis do %
Ole an bs;d .rpt home on the voyage bone Reports
spoLe April T. lat % s. lon 1905 6arts Heny a o'sPG
sAsI B,I TIM S x SO III 4 3
John Cessss L.eer HI 90 &c., Ss St9 et % p p.
e. koS%aa;6 Eldadsr co% spnt 10 100 VA sd i H.
fS, f paDss1 n.s Stpt n b. % p
Il. . g. lon 10 os E. Psehe Shs'Tsn n d. SMITH
VII soh Pioneer. Lambert. do :" .p so s1e
1Saa ,bsI So on board John Edward smith DO
CO0 VII June TO- lat % s. lon. "a e. Cherokee smith, do'
d. from below, 18th ship VIM Wit, for the Pacific
letter from board ship Roscu' Dexter BEDFORD
d. Si'.G as ssy y.Sns fs: Sl April af
spoken-Msy lat? long 10 % E bark Columbus r'y'
0J as n M 3 sn long 81 TO- bark D. Chase of Beverly
10 mos out with IS bbs oil date, bark Bunchnis, OF
Provincstowp homewsrd bound. -
Capt Henry Pesse I'd and others Of EdFsown sooot 20
purchase vessel to be employed in the whant @
der command of Capt Mcguire. late Of 'chr' VIM r. DO'H'
Of NANTUCKET. $500 -, ,u p..,s. oo..,
Tacahusna April TO- with SIS bbs took ~ on the pss
and e do bsksh oil Sold and sent home on the yoyse 20
bbls ,p oil freight n casks oil from bark a NJ
Tucker OF Dartmouth do do from ship Hesper Of
Aus lat So So NJ lon IS 30 spoke bark Acorn OF Province
Also .rr bark Silver Cloud Ma1hed Boston to fit for wha'
ine - ~, A., r,.... p..,s. oc..,
An Al Sippean 18TH sch admiral Blake banken'np NORM
Atlantic With - bbls SD, - do blsckhsh Ill .
Avec at Angler July PAMELA Cosgesha Bed0pd from
cruise Monmouth Edridge, Coldspnng do 9TH, fioneer
lambert -; 9Th Ionia Randall, New Bedford -
AZ Capetown C. O. H. July IS, brig Zoe, Rogers OF New
London. . ., -. , ~. os w..,
letter from Capt Devo Of bark George and Mary OF West.
mort ,ports on the Africa in May bark MsttaPoise
Sorle Wss,por 500 sp r. brig Leonidas 0rnnel do
IN .i on board 18th bark. Globe, Trip Bedford 'p'
lao WI GREYHOUND Wing Westport nothing since leaving 81
Helena; 18Th Sacramento. Snow do $40 sp and VII July
Marion Davis New. Bedford $40 sp Kathleen; Amy do go
sp 800 VIII Osceols, Hosme do, TO sp ana ~n ORG rA
celient, Adams Mattapoisett, lto sp
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........sEPr.
Cleared.

STANDARDIZATION Wotton. Hsvre, Liyinsston Oh,
David Crockett Spencer Liverpool Everett Brown Lazy
Harvard, Robinson Liverpool o. Baker Co heaI.srye
Perkins IT. john N b. W. H. Riversmithi Centurion Csuk
ms, Liverpool Zerega 4 Co. -
Bak-Henry Wilson, Savannah Sturges Chairman. . .
Briss-Biow, Young, Boston, MASTER Cure~ tbL Gard
Demersrs j. Whitney Co Msris Psscslina lFr Bar
tb,lmy Port .au Prince A. c. Rossiere; Emma Pitts Para
Corning Bento Co.. Europa tBr) Francis, ST. Kits d.
De Wolf; H. Mathews, Cheney St Thomas, Russell Cor
ming; Albion Cooper Smith Cardsnas, Russell Vining
sehOoner.-COnl kesrney, Basser Boston s. w. L,,'i:
L. Powell Genroy Fletcher Jacksonyle Janbrier Thomp
son Maryland, Chase Georgetown Jas Hand r. Potts
MACK Hartford master; Mary Jane Harris Elizabeth City
c. Peck; NJ Van Name, Van Name, Baltimore Dinond &
Phillips Rio Harris Lakes Landing, Bstemsn Rudderow
Rule Van Cleaf, Richmond, C. H. PeIson Geo Emily
Sturee. Boston L. Kenny; London tI Dinsdae St. johns
N g. valance L. Buiey; Leocsds Besuchsmp Baltimore
Kbbe Mckee; Margaret, Henson, City Point, j. Hunter
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Steamship Black Warrior, J. w. Smith, Commander, from
dsr hours i' All the way from s W Pa. to the Toftasa
ps p.ans
disabled and o:t during the las. hurricane IN the Gulf
apparently could not discover her Nance probably sc
Srs b S a1Ss acsn dong side Gsy
Is lon 70 IS passed another vessel s bottom up Of about
and rudder torn 3D. probably had been in collision with
other vessel On the outward 40 miles north of Cape
eo.'1% u. e sna Psw
rs al II m mile. southwark of Sandy Hook exchanged
KnoIvie Ludlow hour. from savannah md.e
and passengers Saml L. Mchi 18th inst M IS mile.
north of Hstt.ras exchanged signals with steamships Florida
and Southerner. 18th inst of the Delaware passed schr
showing and white signals with letters B. AID R. bound
Bark Elizabeth J. of Philadelphia Baxter Kingston
Sept Sept st 8 90 on passed brig Eliza Jane Of New
steering ". n ". Sept H. Paul Corel, the steward died
Iom Ph{i.deIIRia for Barbados. "A hour. out
Ba-k Wyanaotie Of Boston Bryant Long Island (Baham)
Brs sssnin Baltimore knight, Aux cay. Aug % log
wood to Barring, KbSy Co. Aug 81 ' 10 3 lor = -
pss.sse saw ship John Albert steering south 18th Sept
at 81 lon. rs So spoke brig Sheet Aneher for Bath -
sugar &c to Peasant Bros. ve..e to r. =. Buck Co.
shr Munson, r Taylor, Baltimore days, coal to L. Gu
Shr Yankee Doodle Chase Alexandra days coal to Cum
sehr Potomac Berry Alexandra coal Cumberland Iron
SebI lydia Ann Morris. Richmond days coal to order
Schr John Forsyth Holmes, Alexandria days, wheat 70
order. 50,
Sehr L.dd (Br) Johnson Dorchester dAy building
stone Kelly smithers.
Schr VIM. Pickering. Mitchell St. George, ~ b. 10 days
lumber % Jed Fry.
schr J. w. Hale Friend. Rio Hsche "a days, fastic and
hides o Thompson Hunter.
sehr Major Donaldson Speed Baltimore days to
Stulger Co.
schr Melbourne Blk Rockland.
Schr. Jane, HASKELL New Haven.
shr Julia Moves Jonesboro (Me days lsths % T. May
kfw.
schr Mary Ann Sawyer Jonesport Me days laths and
iumb 10 /. f.
Propeller Pelican, Auldrch, Providence
Propeller Sarah Jones' Philadelphia.
Propeller Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia
Propeller Tacony. Wilson, Philadelphia.
sAILED-Shps Shakespeare tBrem) Deike or Baltimore
Adler (Brrm) -; Masonic Bates, for Schodiac Onward
Lun for Liverpool bsrks Lyra Maria Morton, Paterson
for Savannah.
WIND-Sunrise, N. w. Mer'n., s. s. W.; Sunset, N w.
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Increase. ,Bf,ool
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Road
for the current six months, show gain OF about 1871
= cent Cd the months of last year. while for the
last three months the gain has been much larger equal
to nearly 60 y cent. The Bureau Valley Road has
now become valuable tributary, and the extension Of
the Missouri and Mississippi Road west from Rock
Island through the most fertile and thcky settled
portions of Iowa to Iowa City and Muscatine, con-
meeting with the Rock Island Road by the only bridge
yet erected across the Mississippi River, opens a
feeder which is being sensby felt in the receipts Of
the Rock Island Road. The earnings for the six
months of the fiscal wear have been:
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continues TO be transacted, and all desirable styles Of
Northumberland articles continue TO realize salts
factory prices French dress fabcs are brisk Of sale
and large quantities Of shaws and dress goods are
being sold through the auction rooms. few failures
have recently taken place, but none OF any great
magnitude; the most extensive one is that of INST
class Broadway carpet establishment, which suspended
The liabilities amount TO $4,000 and they offer to
pay 80 cents on the dollar. The creditors will probably
accept this offer and pocket the loss and the house as
on a previous occasion, will proceed with business
anew.
A Convention of Railroad men met at the Burnet
House, Cincinnati, on Thursday. Homer Ramsdel,
President Of the New.York and Erie Railroad was Sc
lected TO preside over its deliberations and Henry T.
Lord of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad NJ.
L. Sykes of the Hudson River Railroad and A. VIII
kinson Of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad as Secretaries.
On motion Of NJ Sloan of the Hudson River Ro.d Com
uee Of The following named .snts%sn , hs., Of tbs
NewYork Central Williams Of the Michigan Central LamoeI,
Of The Pennsylvania Central Cole Of the b. ana " ,
Wymsn Of The O. and NJ and Marshall Of the G C. ana Z;
RR were appointed to confer and report upon inc
Iesoiuion to appoint similar Committee on freish. also
prevailed, and the following gentlemen were Henop p.
C.; Philip c r. Hills. C. c. L &. Williams, Mich c.
Blanchard NYSE; Sargent. Boston "orceseri 'enen'
Little Miami; Broush B-lefontsine Il Ia -, ~.
Mr. Houston Of Philadelphia submitted that a. tns
through line the Lake, THE C. H. d. X n ana N n n
r. Represented in this Convention y may De WI
for the Convention consider whether their
result, advanaseousy Railroad Interests he u M
por,snt that al should bind themselves 20 th1
reenen of Convention in order to make 'evicesoe.
John Bough esq moved the following, when was sa'P'
viz: 49,, 4. ...s..
Re,ored That Committee Of Five be appointed 20 aevse
and report upon of giving force to the orde ana
ings Of this Convention. 49,, =. n.
The following Committee then appointed W Dean
Richmond Of the n. Y. C. X r. ID. c. McCsllm, N ana
T.: A. Stone c. C. and c. NJ Lambert Pa Central reihhs
C. O.; Spencer Alton and 81. Louis and W. H. Element OF
the l.. ". H. r.
The Convention here adjourned until p M
Under the teegraphic head it will be seen that a
small increase in passenger fares and freight charges
has been agreed upon.
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IL Nichols GGIn i.is CAPT William Tate, all Of Brooklyn
ws:pGS C William %" ' Gs S
sept H. BY ne ces,a Wheeler Of the former place.
VAN 9b b De ,SS re C's Mt SS
on p.cn of Rondou,, N. j., to Lizzie, d4JSnt;r
81 Josn K. Grant Of the former place
4 n sSsGd oS Nv W 81
DAY. SD 20 Miss P. A. Bartholomew both Of Sheffield
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+. CoLroS Auctioneer.
GENTEEI. HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE-

" SIX Piano. Fortes French plate Mirrors carpets
and Ocohs $50 Cottage Bedsteads 30 Chairs
THIS DAY saturday, Sept, ~ at 10y O'Clock at the auction
Rom Nos 80 BeeEman and SO Annss the entire Furniture
of family breaking up comprising in part two or three suites
OF Paror Furniture in rosewood and brocstesj large
Mat, Wardrobes and Bookcases Dressing
Rn,ns Cnt.r Tables Dinner Extension do Eusmeled
Bedruon Suite Brussels threepy and ingnin Cargets o
cloths Feather Beds Hair Mattresses Oil Paintings Bedroom
and Basement Furniture Also at II O'Clock six rosewood
and Forte by good makers and IN good order
Also 80 Cottage Bedstead and 200 Chairs suitable for the
Trade Also BY order Of the Administrators ~ Clocks one or
two Watches and Gold Chains Pins, &c n b. All the above
goods will be sold without and without restrcto
Dealers and all in invited
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ID. \. HoUGH, Auotioneer.
HOUSEHOLD EIlRNIIURE OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF the most
description, rosewood PIANO FORTE rose
wood BOOKCASES, rosewood SUITES. OIL PALNTlNGS,
fine sEVRES PORCELAIN and DRESDEN cHlNA-Par.
cusr attention directed this sale OF goods being all nearly
new in excellent order and wha warranted which wiil
take place punctuslly THIS Saturday MOhNiNt sept
20 at l0i o'clock at the private residence NO ~ west
near the shay In the catalogue will be found two masnh'
cent Paor Suites of and pieces with Easy spring
and Ladies' Fancy Reception Chairs Paris imported Bookcases
and drawers rosewood
ocave Forte elegantly cased and for volume and ch
of entirely unsurpassed very great variety o.
elegant and beautiful rosewood, PAPER mache ana nlad
Tables Stands Desks Workbaskets &c Also splendid MAR
bletop Center Tables heavily framed Pier aud Oval Mir
Slabs heavily embroidered Lace Curtains several very
beautiful with stauay marble tops About
yards Crosseys English Royal Velvet and 500 yards
Tapestry Brussels the importation Of W. Simson in Broad
way very tasteful variety of fine Sevre Vases and Bisque
and Paran representations imported by Rellnaud splendid
marble Clocks massive rosewood Extension Tables
mahogany Dining and Tea do French China white and gold
complete Dinner Sets do Tea Sets splendid Silver Ser
vices stamped by Smith Bros tine crystal and coored cut
Glassware elegant Casters Pitchers Forks and Spoons ivory
Cutlery &c rosewood and mahogany heavily carved Bed
steads with Bureaus Wsshssnds, Commodes &c, in both
rosewood and mahogany for five sets Of French china
Toilet Sets fine Mattresses Blankets Counefpsnes Pillows
mahogany Sofas Psor and Easy Chairs Sofa and other Tables
Mirrors &c Also, Of the finest collections OF Paintings
in this city. Sale positive. Goods can be packed on the
premises.
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...... &7l2.6Sl

Increase in six months s246OS4, Of which $4,000
has been in three months. Thas the estimate of Sep
TENDER at 5000, 600 is moderate is shown by the re-
cepts of the first two weeks which have been 800 lOO
The road has no floating debt and the cost is repre-
scented by $l,97l 900 First Mortgage bonds, and
1909 900 Capital Stock, divided among 76s stock
holders. OF the stock 5000 has not beon is
sued The length of the road s 1872 miles, and of the
Bureau Valley, which is under lease to the Rock
Island, 46 miles, making total length of
22s miles represented by $,75oO,OOO of capital.
The earnings for the six months have been about
1900 y mile. The result of the six months opera
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JAMES COLE, Auctioneer.
I'VE SAIE uithnuf yasaryp of I'D vain

JAMES COLE, Auctioneer
DOSITIVE SALE, without reserve, OF ~ vau
III able BUILDING LOTS, Mount Prospect Square,
brooklyn. JAMES COLE 4 SON will sell on TUESDAY
sept Is at II O'Clock the Merchants Exchange NewYo
81 Lots on Fatbus and l0thav and Union, President
Carroll Montgomery and Macombsts These Lots are some
Of the best that offered for long either for in
yesment Improvement Flstbush and 9tha paved
and both leading thoroughes The grades are about the
highest city commanding fine view OF the Bay Ocean
and surrounding country IS cent remain on Bond and
Moreage For Maps and full particulars apply 70 Mesr.
MORE BOVINE No. 81 Walst, New York or Of the Auc-
oneers No Fulton Brooklyn, and - Nassau st. N Y
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Whslers.

letter from the first officer OF bark Acorn
Al Fya, July N, bGh r. bunehlSs Tsci Pyoviuss.Owp,
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NJ. DOUGHTY Auetioneer,
WILL SELL on MONDAY, Sept ~, at 101 IN.

WILL SELL on MONDAY, SePs ~ at l04 an
w all the rich and elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
hin te story No. 1T Last 18th
ug Of rich Psror Suites brocstel- and plush
rosewood Forte Stool and Covert rosewood Secretary
and Bookcase mahogany do French secretay Pier-
P. and Tables 0molu Clock runs dxys
Eirucan marble Vases Quarter and Fancy Tables Brocade
and Lace Curtains rich Oil Painting &c. The Chambers
furnished with substantial walnut mahogany and rosewood
furniture: Horeh2r Mattresses Fea her Beds Boers
and Pillows Blankets, Bedding; French Plate Oval Mirrors
4py ingram Carpets Mantle Ornaments Wsrdrobes DINING.
oak Extension Tables solid oak Dining Chars; Sofas
Rockers msrteop Sdeboard Hall Stand English Oicloth
Library Bookcase and Tables Engrsvngs velvet
Carpets and Rods China Crockery and Glassware Cut.
ery Plated Ware Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues house
early morning of sale Deposits required
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Receipts Of Produce.-SEPr. ~.
BY North Rmer BOatl5 27 bbls Flour 30 go bush Wheat
So SO DO Corn 1900 do. Oats pkg Ashes 69 do Whisky
Bv Erie Haiiroad-2s60 bbs Flour 81 pkgs. Whisky 60
do Provisions, 10 cks. Ashes. 800 bags Wheat.
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1856 against 81, 42l, io4 same week last year.
slight decrease. The details are

We printed yesterday the earnings of the Central
Railroad for August showing gain of $li2, $40. We
annex the comparative earnings for eleven months of
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBrsE.
FRIDAY, Sept ls. 1856.
AsHES-The market Ia steady for both kinds fesI' are
quiet 81 IS Pots hrmi sales OF " dds ~ - ont
Ssleratus firm al &c. ---...
STATEMENT OF ASHES IN THE POT AND PEARL NsrLSiioN
OF LESTER, PALMER CO., SEPT; ~, 1919; III,