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The daily union., 1856-01-18
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THE undersigned Offers for sale, moderate price
collection OF almost all the Engish
ihor poetry and fine library copies, OF fla
illustrated others in rich and bindings The EnE
Dec 20 FRANcK TAYLOR
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al who order from
Address r.. BUCKLEY, Aren't,
Dec 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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Albert II. Nicolay's regular semiweekly auction
sale OF stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow,
Thursday at halfpast IL o'clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange.
At the second board the market opened and
closed heavy. Erie fell OF per cent; New York
Central, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, J. Reading ad-
vanced per cent, with pretty large sales. Erie was
offered at 6ls per ceat after the board
The steamship Niagara, from Boston for Liver
pool. to-day. "wednesday carried out s37l, 332 In
specie. This was less than expected. The steam
ship Ericsson, from this port for Liverpool, on Satur
day, will not take out any specie. The next ship
ment Of any consequence will be from this port, on
Wednesday next, by the Persia.
We learn by q private despatch from Portland,
that the York and Cumberland Railroad was sold
to-day for the sum Of sl2O 0Ooto party represented
by r. o. J. Smith, Esq. The injunction against the
sale Of this road was dissolved by the court on
the ground that there was no foundation for an in
junction.
The Bank of the Republic has declared semi
annual dividend Of I've per cent. The Brooklyn and
Jamaica Railroad Company, semianuua dividend
Of four per cent. The Ocean Bank, a semiannual
dividend OF three and a half per cent.
The following IL a statement OF the operations Of
the United States Branch Mint at New Orleans for
the fiscal year. ending June 30, 1866
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ranged and determined in conference the sub
Je have caused engine No. 81 TO be fitted up tn suit
able CRATES and drop door for burning coal The work
was completed at cost OF SS45 20; and the 10th OF
June. ult, the machine put to work.
now make the following report Of the facts in regard
10 the use OF the engine since that time
NO 81 completed its twenty trip last night, and
has run $3.50 miles, doing regular freight train service
between Wapel.a and Amboy. The results are highly
gratifying and il is fixed fact that all wood burn
ing engines can be converted into coal burners
at an expense not edng s275 each. l have
caused the ire box, tue sheets and hues to be
thoroughly examined every "trip, both at Wapella
and Amboy in order TO detect any defect injury which
might result and to last night have discovered
the slightest The fire box, ue sheets and hues as
free nom scales and expansion the day the coal
put IN the furnace The ues have leaked drop, the
engine has not lost trip has ever failed for steam
on any part OF the road although six trips the
from Wapella TO Amboy made without shaking the
CRATE bars II is strong piece OF evidence in favor of the
success Of the use Of Illinois coal in locomotive engines
that the CRATES have not sprung warped in the least
ano are to-day a straight and clear il new.
Here the performances OF several engines of the
same class as the Goa burner dong the work. with
wood on alternate days
The figures taken from the monthly report of fuel
consumed by engines this DIVISION the cost Of wood
beng estimated at 81 50 per cord and s. per
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Superior phosphate Of lime s selling AT si5 per ton
HAY,Saes 70 fair extent were making for shipping.
nj soc 6tc. per 100 lbs.
fRoS Retail sales Of scotch pig making at s3l
afoat, 20 $50 t32 Is from the yard. az months.
Ilxy-Commou was selling at SOC. lump was quiet
and nominal
Mor.sSpx-were steady with limited sales.
NAVAL Suorr.-Sses " 2 900 bbs. common rosin
made the yard at Soc per 3i0 lbs delivered and
100 DO do At 81 CO. Spirits were at 81 sc, and
pentne NJ 80 Is.
Ous The advices from london bring ounts Of a
stronger mark 81 n-eed OIL which ied greater firm
ness here the part Of holders and sales have been
made Tor future delivery. Part at Sic cash; from store
as held II SIC sac lard oil firm at 93c pic.
ppov,~roSs -Purx-The market heavy, with sales
,s 100 sso bbis including nj $40. and prime at
az l2L q SIT 25. Beef was without change. Sales of
about $50 bbls were made nj ~ a ~ rs for country
pyme and ~ 26 q ~ 80 for country mess with rcpsck
ed Western At 40 sill Beef bans were quiet st ala
sls So R.con was quiet Cutmests were quiet At o..
fy shouters and Ice. for hams. lard vas IN fair de-
mand Al steady prices 100 uerces were sold deliverable
from the dock at Nc, which was equal 70 IKE, aud
$50 DO prime at 12xc IKE Butter was hrmer, and
prime fresh state WAS hcd at i1c. 22c aud Ohio At lJc
lpc Cheese steady nj &c. &c. for common, and
al sc. . &C. Tor fair 10 choice qualities
RitE quiet 50 terces sold a 3xc. - &c.
stGsis-The market was active. with sales of about
400 500 hhds, included in which were about 100
hhds. Cuba taken for refining at nc. atsc and 100
DO 10 the trade At ssAc and 100 DO Porto Rico
Il &C. q loo,
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Saving In favor Of coal /.

Saving in favor Of coal. $202 0s
The coal used In No 81 is from the upper vein Of the
Iasae mines which seems to answer Well that OF
the lower veins for locomotives, though the lower for
other purposes is eslee> ed best.
The amount Of cinders and dust found in the fire box
AFTER trip OF Ito miles Is small, averaging say two
bushels-rom 81 bushels of coa-the average Of coal
used per trip
In conclust submit the above your consideration
confident shall be able to make large reduction in the
cost Of fuel on my division the coming year am very
respectfully, JAMES c. CLARKE,
vision Super .ntendent Ill. c. K. Z.
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The following letter from The Division superin-
tender, OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company
gives detailed account Of interesting experiments
r ,ae n that road in restion 20 the burning OF coat
an iocomo'ives:-
-, a tn.g 30 General superntenient--
- .lA-la xc,0Id@aoe With the Iians heretofore ar
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OF the stock sale generally, to day, was fair TO mid
ding with some extra fine and poor cattle Among
the offerings was drove from Texas, in pretty good con
don for which an average OF nearly or quite 10
per pound gross reaizedhe top figure Of the day
portion OF the supply since last market day sold at
the close OF week and at rather rather better
than realized day AT the close the demand
very moderate the excessive heat of the weather having
a enervatng effect both on man and beast Cows
calves continue fair demand and s76 was paid for
the best selections while inferior to good brought from
$25 10 S55 Veal calves plenty and dull bat prices
do not vary materially ranging from &C. to &c per h.
live weight Sheep and lambs also very plenty but
with good demand for the latter, previous prices are
sustained and there is degree OF hrmness about the
market SWINE are and wanted by the large PORK
butchers one lot sold during the week at 6%c in very
good condition.
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WFDNE.DAyt July ", Isvos
The ,csal supply Allerons 20 the week. fell short
Of las, market day by 2oo head notwithstanding which
fact prices remain sub saD, ally the came The quality
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These engines engaged freight train service be-
tween Amboy and Wapea, except No 81, which is
dchng, and Nos 65 and 70, which run freghs between
Dunieith and Amboy.
The loads drawn by these engines have averaged fifteen
loaded eight wheeled cars tonnage each train of
800 600 lbs each and the Of fuel per mile has
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CoALe-1N CONVECTION WITH MY OLD ESTABLISH
~ e yard, corner OF King and Greenwich streets
opened The yard 6 Duane broadway and sis
yard IN Canal ate WakcrJ Allen street. ~ All Of which
sell the best qualities Of red ssh and white ash COAL well
scfrened and delivered al Is per ton for stove rang nr
paee aud psrior crates. MATTHEW CLINTON
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In giving quotations for extra state the range for me
good have set down In the table nj 81 rs %
40 while extras OF fancy character sold as high as 80
30. Canadian In better demand, with sales Of sc
southern was aso IN air demand and quite nrm, with
saes Of about 600 ~ bbs Of the above prices. Rye
gour nTm, al ~ 10 a ~ T5 with q small
sale reported at SO. Wheat continued firm. but
lees active. The sales embraced about Is oooa ZOO
bushels. tncl1ded In which were 1000 bushels new
Southern good red at 81 49, and small lot OF choice
white do 81 So. Old Southern white at 81 rs; 5000
bushels Milwaukee far red sold at 81 S. Canada fair
white sold ut al TO- and club do. nj 81 IS; commoa
white Michigan at 81 30 Cncago inferior spring At 81 80
dsthng lots at Sec SIC, and sound Western at &c,
and sound yellow at &C Csc. small lot Of Soutnerd
yellow held Csc and white Southern held AT
15o. Rye steady sales OF 10000 bushels were
ported, at Soc s5hc; distiilng lots were dull and
ranged from 65c to TOc Oats steady s3c 44c
for State, and &c. a s5tic for good Western
CofF11-The sales embraced O00a !, 100 bags RIO al
10ic lie. The Of the Hannah Thornton, $500
bags RIO advertised be sold today by auction,
sold this forenoon for shipment 70 the Mediterranean
private terms.
Coq1oN-The sales were confined 10 500 a 600 bales
based upon middliDg III 4nds, at about IL &c.
fRrlGHrS Rates easier for grain, with more
offering To Liverpool about 1000 90 600 bushels u
grain engaged at sd. 5hsd., In bulk and bags
and l50 900 bushels wheat al I'd, In ships bags; and
lots Of -four reported D. ID To Havre, RACES
steady at 75c for four l5c FOR grain and g. and
q. for ashes and rec vessel OF 200 tons char
tered for Neuvas and back at 3sc for sugar - for
nolasses $40 for wood above and si2 for do. under
deck British bark OF $40 tons chartered for H.
MIA about q &c 70 SOC asked, per foot
mcnt.
GraSo The article has been In good demand especially
for Peruvian. The sales made have ruled at about the
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There was a fair supply of all kinds Of stock at Brown
ing's and the demand moderate. Sheep and lambs
sold fast they arrived throughout the week.
some OF them bringing fancy prices Choice lambs sold
for 81 per head. They mostly from Ohio New Jer.
sey and this State. The sales foilows32l beef
cattle at 50 SO so; 81 and calves, last
week rs veal calves at Axe exc. 4,9l0 sheep and
lambs at So 81
The sales OF sheep and lambs by James Mccarthy, at
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CATTLE BY THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Annexed account the number OF stock received
over this road destined New York for the week end
ing this morning.
Cattle, ,e23 head. Horses, ........ ahead.
Sheep, ..........l,3 1874 g Lambs ....... II =
Hogs, 1863 !" Calves, .......... lS6 .
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
wEpsEnAY, July 30-6

"WEDNESDAY, July 3U-b T. II.
AsHfS quiet and no sales OF moment repo -teo
BRNApsTtrrs The market quite nrm and toeraby
active including purchases for export The sales OF the
day footed up about Il 00( Is 0Ot bbis M about the
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
POLITICAL.


A LBANY. JTrLY -. 1s56.-TO THE MEMBERS OF MEG
n IA throughout g. L. vii-The returns received a. The
the T. g. O. and there audited by the Committee OF L.
", show majority OF the nominee Of the Cincinnati
Convention. II any vacancy should present exist any 81
the branches immediate notice thereof should be sent 10 ste
phen HaeM Secretary pro tenn OF r. o. g. at Albany The
following branch Presidents have been nominated and appoint
ed r. T. r. committee until the 3st day of Dec 1850:
Chas. q. Roe James Palmer. Frederick White Robert b
Madden Philip oHanlon, Nath 7. Cole. BY order.
Eth 4. CHASE, Secretary. ID. =. HuTED, r. g.. G.
DRooKLYN TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB
ID VIII hold is regular meeting this evening at headqunr
Atlantic j. VI. Van Colt Esq, and Others Will
speak. AL friends 81 freedom aud Fremont invited % At
tend. NJ. g.. HARRINGTON, President.
n. DicKISsoS, Cor Sec
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Average per head, So 81.

There slim supply OF beef cattle at Chamberlan's,
and they sold at pretty good prces-sc loo. Other
stock without change and rather dull sales follows
SIS beef cattle at IS Slo 81 and calves at S25 40
500 46S0 sheep and lambs at So 50; 9S veal calves
Give weight) at SC. a &C.
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s ~ sneep anu Janus ~ sn T. - 0ma

s., 56S 50 Average sf OF
The supply OF beevfs very fair o Brien's, and
the qualify pretty good the demand moderate,
without change III prices Cows and calves steady Sales
a. follows -l30 beeves, 81 so 80 so ia and
calves, s25 as65 81 veal calves, Sc. 6lSc.
nv. AI.II.H ArrnN
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InREMoNr ANn nAYToN NINErEENrH MARn ram

L,RENoNT AND DAYTON NINETEENTH WARD RATf
eeuh Ward IN favor Of free speech free labor
and and pehceable discussion who opposed q
down 4 be Sao6ai BspSScan Conversion bsa a fhade
Ps June y S ere especially gvs Halt 70 attend a, TsrS
and sixty second street Thursday evening, July
mont for Pr esdeSt and VIM l. Dayton Tor Vice President
ami % take such means e secure Their election e may Pc
the meeng-Chaunccy schaer John r. Doyle, of CAlor.
%n Isosr ona he m s@a Nm o ss TSc
win De enyched BY the from the Fremont Glec
SS ., & snS J RsseS @ sshR asr Ss@s
\ Smith GSo'f J. Meaon AbjaG rsi VIM b sces yen
cock ir Dr. Masters John Denot : wnanis, jacob Tce,
snu Mp # .4 aa ass eS W. a Sfh ss Gen Ss
Theodore Gorick ESber l. Banks Isaac ~ BenedicL y 4
james Ross. Peter DrnIanonl Afford 4. cnrs q " Tho
mas JON p hainss hoeer miller Nahsn u smith Naiaa
John Foggn. William collins John slatterby, Thomas sws
wm oser Ss6srsh hnscrsoa joel Sieios John
6 Hull >; D. Diesiedsin pewle,, smith Jsmes Mcdonald
John Turner samuel Reynolds, Porter q sherman 3. D
iss %Gp SAs Simeon oP PmerSy Gsrrs Mean c
nrdsa Dr. Packard. Johnson Miller Luxe Brganan; James
Ncri Cearles ~ wieganL Frederck Eeks,en Hugh bum
pet James II MoSon VIM Murphy John Kirsnsar. len
~ Wolf Charles Iolner Alexander lenng Joseph Gurus
James Miller y ). nsdeaa, D.nsi Pose, Henry y Arm
man n bingham WIN ~ Dsbraw, Jas. , " Blcakley. 40.
thoua Mowhray Cot stearns =. Babcock Robert New
comb. Charles HUI, Thomas 1. Maxwell
NrOTICE-THF REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CON.
N m,iee Hudson county. n. u, will meet ~ tn
niiee roms, No. IS Montgomery street J.rsy Cay, his
qhursnyl evening July 81, ~ O'Clock. Members
qucscd 70 be punctual ~ order Of tie monm.uee
w. 70 WILLIAMS.
Secretary PRO TEN. Of Hudson Replb. A..
THE BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS REPu BtIcAS Asso
citation invite he friends Ut Fremont AMI Dayton attend
regular messing Of The association this evening" a. their
the marble building, 81 Court and Jorae1n
streets near the CITY Hall 81 o'clock
Hon Horace Greeley and William IT. Bureigh Ear viii
address tile meeting.
Other Distinguished speakers are expected.
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vxuIIAM IRVING, AuCrIoNEER. -ApxrNrsrR.

VKfIIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w tors sale o. furniurc-wiiam Irving Co win sell.
THURSDAY. July 81 at l0h O'Clock. HID
Christopher street, household furniture
ssng mahogany bedsteads and paror chairs in
hair cloths mahogany French bedseais feather bcis
sers and pillows bedding clothing French plate mirror
Kitchen kc cutlery and glass ware dining abes
chns dinner and tea sets silver spoons and forks Watches
barometer, &c.
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,tirroS botsE, 51ny 81 80.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COrPANY.
IN Lake Nshopsc Passengers visiting the axe viii find
he desirable only two hours r0m Twenty.
by the and ~ minutes BY stage distance ~
miles -Four stages IN readiness ~ .ro'on Pals - convey
passengers WM y. CAMPBELL, superintendent
IlOT MI HILL HOTEL, AND NOroRPArHIC WATER
II cure Northampton. NssSTbis fsvoste Of
Of health, and ~ families and others seeking
relaxation and pleasure most DELIGHTFULLY."- situated amid
charming mountain and partially surrounded
~ forest park Jenny Lind, after
months say. called H the - Paradise ~ Amerca The
nmsare large and airy and has been ~ late efurnshed
sYe and with attention 10 cornforf seldom
out ~ Now York city. The tables plentfully supplied
with rounry INJURIES fresh fru he markets GARDENS and
nires every attention given 70 tn recovery
sepss ami the appreciation ~ gncss The from the
es.epfsd pr.niah. Round Hi worth journey ~ see
The drive. IN the vicinity pass through rprarc mountain
senerv moi exceeded In beauty by any New England.
~ HAf8rED, N ID, Proprietor.
GA BATHfNG.-THE MLfGHANy HOUSE, At
- Long Branch New Jersey now open for the reception
stages 10 The above place direct from New York
JOSEPH ~ wAHpE1,L a SON, Proprte0rs.
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FURNITURE.

lSNAMFLLEp COTTAGE rURNITuRF.-NEw FLR
IA giant styles the loves, cash prices from a3 the set
rwsrd, the manufsctory, ga Brcad~v below Blocker
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The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad
for the third week In July, were as follows
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w $; NELIoR, AuCrIoEEER, WILL SELL. This
Park opposite the Aston House, superior
wood pisnoorcs 10 stools iron safe Brussels and ingram
together with o second hand furniture cutlery.
looks stationery, &c. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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w y. NELIoR WILL SELL, THIS DAT, THURS
day, ~ 1917 O'Clock, at the sacsrcom, Is and 10 Park
fonr gold hunting watches, diamond breast
pns tewciry iron safe jewellers counter,
cnanelled chamber suits, glass ware, &C Catalogues
Of sale
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TNOgg RABBITS GUINEA PIGS, SQUIRRELS NON
kev4 fancy fowls mocking birds, Spanish poOes New
uundstd and coch and English terrier dogs ioF sale BY w.
JOHNSON gg Greenwich street
r,oR sAI,F-AN ALPINE NAsTTFF DOG . MONTHS
old This dog Il the biggest q hts sge q be ound n The
feet RON ~ 20 tip stands
thirty inches high on back viii weigh when fnl grown
and IN good condition, DO pounds will be cold cheap. ca,
Clif stairs, third Nogr. Perens
o of The city address u. e. Dor all New YORK Pos
Office.
nrOrrs QrOfTs-A MATCH GAME OF aU0fTs WILL
~ rtve orners ~ o. Cor one hundred dollars between
noted pIayers Jobn f.diow and Hiram Chandler come
oil On sstnrday August nj p W. Aer the ahove silver
s,p will he pitched tor open Cor all entrance ~
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r AXE vAuopAc-A FEW DESIRABLE SUITES or
rooma FOR families can be secured. appael cor soon
T. Per week. y. y. BAbLAkD, PtoprieiOr
tIy -oS HorsE July 81 is5s.
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INTENSIVE SALE.u BY CATALOGUE, OF PURE
~ Havana, &c, segars-TUNIS MoRRELL, auctioneer,
No. ~ Nassau street, will sell this lO, lock
large and choice stock OF imported by
gentlemen and must be closed this morning. NB-The
time wholesale and retail buyers buy private sale
furniture Ac at prices less Than cost including unusual
large and rich assortment.
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A UCTION SALE OF ROSEWOOD, BLACK WALNUT
n and mahogany furniture III. T. LEEDS will sell
Friday August all the furniture in house 362 Broome
consisting Of handsome rosewood furniture bedroom and
kitchen furniture consisting part If three rosewood
Tor covered in brocate beautiful
eegeres rosewood centre side and sofa tables
marble tops: paintings sofas beds and
seat chairs ocloh handsome carpets large pier glass
small do parlor rosewood secretary book
case bureaus, washsands and bedsteads china ware
silver ware, and large lot Of crockery.
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CTFAM BOILER FOR SAfE-THfRrYTwO INCHES
- diameter twenty two feet long with two ten inch nnes
with an the hxnn complete In good order viii be soif
shDp Applied for Immediately. Inquire $50 Weg Forty
sltlh street, below Eleventh avenue, Of A. SCHWARTZ
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REWARDS.

sCcO scrber hired 10 calling himself John Day,
mare about eight old ieen hands high hghtsh gray
color lies The SIDE has small the len
shoulder, below the collar switch tall chafcd on the rigr
brown, enamelcd leather the right SHAFT had been bro
KEN and wound round and painted each side Of
IONS green bu, faded dash The L az
COMPLEXION about thirty OF ave tee, ten inches hgh
md an American SIS VIII paid on the recovery Of the
horse and harness. aud 80 r the apprehension the
ihcf LYMAN Sicily,
Yonkers weschester Co, y.
etO REwARD-LosT. IN DIVISION STREET NEAR
S-fU the Bowery. on saturday night gold watch and
chain. Whoever viii return the same 70 A. Hepburn, He.
The owner watch priced gin for
value No questions viii be ssked
4 )S REwARD-sTRAYED, FROM THE ARsENA
= ID grounds Sixty nth and Finh avenue ~
morning o. Saturday last large English color igh
rndle white Topped horns svered on ends aso small dark
ny returning to the subscriber the state Arsenal viii
receive the above reward. v. BfkDSALl.
con REwARD.-LosT. on THE EVENING or THE
pLO 18th, common sized Italian hound slut brown
Tor, and looks Ike deer. the OF Nelly.
The above reward VIII be paid BY bringing her Vi Beach
SS REwARD.-sTRAyED, on FRIDAY EVENING,
~ The 18th from No II sixth avenue, an Italian grey
hound slut leaving three little her color
black, with white spot IN braes answers to name Of lis
OK REwARD.-sTRAyED, FROM THE VICINITY OF
black Newfoundland dog answering 70 the name OF Hero
Any person returning him No 81 Second place, Brooklyn,
viii receive The above reward.
90 REwARD.-IOsT LAST FRIDAY, 18TH INST,
DEB In Eighth In going through Jane
street 10 waverey place breapin with three red corne
lans like clover leaves Whoever will return the
ii wayerey place DJohn street. win receive the above
reward.
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II, COTTON MISUNDERSTANDING FURNI~
ture.-Ths day Thursday, July 81 At lOls O'Clock
The auction rooms 80 Beekman street. about eight loads OF
oond hand furniture together with all kinds OF do,
suitable Tor housekeepers and dealers every
line together with twenty five full pieces OF Brussels
three ply and ingram carpets eighteen dozen and
oak chairs thirty cottage bedseads forty feather beds hair
mattresses panoortes
marble furniture cottage do 100 OF
soap, tamarinds kc. The weather SELL but
be done We viii detain O'Clock.
Goods must be removed this day aud TO
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AND READING RAILROAD COW

IJBI1sOGJPBlA AND fFADlNb HAIsHoAD fON
pany, Office rs South Fourth street. Philadelphia, July r.
sG-Nece h hereby given that the transfer books Of tbs
stock OF this company viii be closed the 18th inst and viii
be rcopened The 4h day Of August Holders OF cer
ce that have been discharged from this Office either Of the
transfer agencies particularly requested 10 have them
duly registered the transfer books 10 which they have been
transferred the 9th By order the board
W. A. McIIIFNNEy. Secretary.
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~ s. PALMER. AUCTIONEER.-BY G. s. PALMER
~. Co. No. III Spruce sreet-Foreclosure OF NOR
sale, Friday. August at 10 o'clock NJ at SO Rose street.
all the fixtures and furniture OF the public house consisting OF
bar fixtures billiard table looking glasses bedeads bedding
tables chairs carpets xc Also five years lease OF the
premises