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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

emony the bears b put out time contracts. The par
ties who have been operating for rise were very
quiet and did not disposed 70 resist the down
ward course Of the market. Business among the com
mission brokers il extremely dull and there is marked
absence Of outside orders at the BOARD. At the co-e
OF the First Board the marke'G was quite dull and
heavy and between the Boards still lower prices were
reached. At the Second Board New York Central,
Gslepa and Chicago, Chicago and Rock lslsnd
and Erie, were the subjects Of special attack
by the bears and the prices OF each declined,
the two Western roads materially. At the close
OF business Rock Island recovered little from
the lowest point md sold at 7il after selling ut 'of
TIE market for Michigan Southern was very DULL ana
the orders TO cell at the decline seem to be much more
numerous than those TO buy. Among the speculative
stocks Reading and Toledo have been decidedly the
stexdes and in these two stocks there seemed TO DO
not much desire to press sales at marked prices and
although the prices Of each declined from the opening
the decline was not great the other fancies and
their operations were much smaller The closing prices
in the street were: Central, 4e74l; Rock Island,
1l07l.; Gslens, II; Toledo, 4li04lI; Reading,
53i S53s; Erie, Tia7t; Southern, l9t Sl9a; La
Crosse, lO0l0i, &c.
Wea comparison Of prices Of the leading stocks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28
..s yes 10 ,,psDss or tho s:ase isss sHsaly made
THE REV. Mr.. KALLOcE IN NEW YoRx.

The Rev j. s, Kascch 81 Bes.ou celebrity occupied
c pllf. OF ,es Norolksreft Baptist Church ye'ter-
dsy morning and cv@ng. The announcement that
reverend, Of whop SO nuch hiss besn heard, would
appear, secured an OVERCOMING attendance. inthe
evening, the Al DIES and passages were crsmmed' he
audience w0s composed Of ladies 10 great eNtent;
There were DO, few city officials.
Mr. kI .och has an earnest, manly delivery, snd al
tcgettsr presents fine appearance in the pulpit lie
anous ced a. hi- text job I,xii., "a: Dehver M"
81 horn going down 10 the pit; have found '"''
90 - A." ard commenced in these words:
se~rsi oous coursny u men w.rs v's
~ ysra in BoSon TO witness The mos; awful sene va
ssssos.on Of the law"
The interest of the audience vas Wrought 'P "
high pitch by this AUTOBIOGRAPHY ou' en' n'A' sVr
teDce dashed their hopes Of personal h"'ts'Ve' ne
vas merely describing The preparatory soen" ol On
sxssIso IN Bo,ou NOT long Ago, which we're CIT short
y 4 rers;eve nom fhe Executive. he applied this 10
no coavct;ea of the world OF sin by Jehevab, AID
Mo m cat rerrcve One Of his most etirs passages
No tke foIlcwing:
nom ou snds ofyess before the coming OF Ch. ss~
n oeeJ add believed in hun earnestly - we sec sad b.
s ap d. sws9y ssn Of Eden 70 % OF INTO the
. where the eure smoked before them hey IesSsa this
e ~ end vSsn Noah with his family rociea upOp @ Of
90 49, reSssnd from he old world he stepped upon
y zountsins new brighter TO him than the hnss Of that
Ss aahsw glad anticipation Of the day when Chris
ssso should Gye Ispncve 70 snne when the twelve tnbe
v ssed 20 the ends Of The csh rorc noahns than the
e ind anticipation Of the day when Christ Josns sta cone
.N tnper job also .wss Chris'sn D. hne" ~, MS NJ
- lived
NJ. Kalloch then took the 1ntercesion OF the
N ssher of Coriolanus with her son as a standpoint
I'm which 10 reach up TO the nt'Tcession OF Christ
,ssh the Father In the Greek story OF the anwho
bs5ye the assembled AtheOians saved his brother
Aum immediate execution by barring his right arm
cAaimed at Sslsmis he found setting and contrast
Sethe thorn-wounds and the nailweunds she body
-sd the Crsei6ed. Toward the close no corrasted
Asruan eliminating in Shakespeare with d.
> vine faith as embodied in the Amounted. Each d.
vision Of the sermon, which was very short, was
wounded OF with few stanzss Of Watts. The gene.
Jal eject Of the excellent, and it was q
subject Of regret 10 Mr.. Kaochs auditors that he il
about 10 abandon the pulpit -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28


ship fssrs ss ssp0Tb i Nov 10 g s Sd
Esi one 0i Heresa' line o. PseAe bond h. tprobaoJ ts
sn ps: s. 10 S sSs s ssssa n. g Sv With nd ss
rom NV while turlng the sor... 6o. Coin.
IT Jofs Francis espener native Of france, ssed ~
s': S hen H %e q thu DIP. ,a ss:s
RON w to W. lost sails s-d pers Had two deaths On bore
BARK Dawn Case, Bueuos Ayres Nov with hides &c. 20
h139S S Trs,i Sf a,,r por.,.yrcs Ne g. sb v
Big Attla (Br, wsers, St Johns y. F.. with fish and oil
Big NqssTa Lish. cBr E.ds Cornwall. "a days, with po-
Big Mystic tof Nystich FISH St SI. s Days with eO,Os
'n s9 4 %s b. s1a y. E Ss s 90 in ballast
BIie Mary chapen johnson, Ei,sbethPort for a'..ol
s Sn.e 9qS sS Br D.%y, ,5 l r. RI. & $40 S
York aud Sen LARK ior yiaiadegiis. -
schr Helcs Br) Rbers ch.Totstowp, P. z. L. dsys,,
SIR Psr.s tBi Smith Windsor " s. 10 day. viii. p0s..,
sshr Vim. 4. Ellis, Scser-on w.udrs,ou n C., iasy.
Schr NswYork, 6oodselI, Bosom days 2
ssOop Mrh f. Bowen, Haloes, somerset and B'crneS1
Steamer Petrol, Arey, Providence.
sAILFDs:eanships North s.ar Southampton SID R',DSs;
10. q The soah Savannah Go-.%Si. aud 49, cAA''
WISD-DurDs IT, dsy rom ~ 10 NE, with sDo~.
Arrived .SCsDAY, Dec. q.
Steamship Norhsm Li.h. 1infrss' Urn He'e pass .'a
Bic L. sniEcr. Ill Ioh..'G, Dsby, 8, 10 days. with
Io'atjr. 10 4. Sr1ifhers Co. - n,,
sch Indn. s.okey yenns Nd d@5s, with srsn to b. "
sehr John H. piaAus Saith, Smyrna Del, 9Th grim to T.
sai', Cb,re Moor, N.ckefson Aexsdris for G6dfspcr
SIR Saxon, RsrdsN, Covers Harb. NJ, slh s,one.
S.hr Roanose. Jonss. Tsrnon, IN 10 .sst. ,.,.
schn Benjamin WhAsn, kst9ot6 dsys, With sth Aa hn -
.Ie. fHe. -. II. .. rs..ss
S,eslcr Curlev WlisD ProsJe.s, si'h rdss IL i'.sS
Od-n -.
sAHFD-shifs Ue'en A. Mier G.i sf hsVha' bafs'
Brem.l schiing. for Bremen.
WIND-DorAs the dsy INV. snihff
Nv Telegraph.
BOSTON DC ~ an 1t1J, bhs Abs Ihsu~I, bSs9heo
AuN Cses.
Disasters, &c.
Fx,rsc, i,r a lesIr scseYed BY Nes'r' hcc'sdy MHA
Co.. this city, osi~ y; -, 81. .,;,z., ., PI-
80 ~. A. .lip D,Gsnce, Of Newiors. cNf Hsdycn
frrn Iiy.r.e! tou.i 70 Bombay win sosga ~
"a ;, ana sbout loo tus Of rstret sood- cn 80
~, Isl,rd on III sh Nov. in distress; Fargo sh1ea
@ yir; 81 he okc..s eacep; the cyrsn dsps'o, -.
expected 70 live only aussp able q "ofs "" '" s
ir6,,ed b. shifting If cargo ra.nS In
SiyIy Foe H,RBoS Dec. fi-Tke scbr r LomAndoD w
.f.ug "a. ~ T. Inlet struck O. che Sver cod OF
,ued whsrs shs ~" Iss h.S~
10 ,e,ge cargo excep. os. OF ruddsf 5000 oasa. "a
seen reshppei DIV and n good ordrr A.. s.rovins
LvrKpoo Dee Ill regret inform you On me 70. W.
a.assrs; shin Horhunl& rand apped TON sssp0r, On
York was nhdoned 4th De- IN sisns nsncs from
I n W cr,,s and passengers saved SHIP penA.Gs .Sis
Liyepoo TO Bombay 1enerfe ssspsi sna n,r (.
Lone Star f,nd. rsd Msanan. The Lone ~.
fI3@a "T"'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

N sam sip No,teya Ltgaf yos CaiiterriJesss Hokisy
o. Dickinson, M Bnnmssn, Lieut. 4. G Thorbarn, n.
Mr. Toar and wife Madame Chamber and servant b. " lisss
tings H. sosn Richards Mrs. C. Kelensn Joss Gsore.
Geo. $. Gushing p King A. j. Mo.es u. D. RoTTy MOTH
d. Richsrd.o Frpnk Corning J. j. Cooper Moody beaj
Brewster 4. c. snsletery and wiie Henry Cspt ~
C. Hatch and two children Mrs. Emma Seeey j. Phips
Ksrewshy Capt c. H. Baldwin, 2. Roach, Nic'ni Post
q; Beaes D. Bardner d. NJ Lyons, Frank Hal, w. Hal, w
r. Hall Isaac Frost. j. 8. PATTERSON, d. r Tan'.dee w
ION, Joseph I'm, wife md s,qi{ NJ Wright a $500
E Purdy Hsr Thompson G. r. Cove, ID. Levingcr and 10
forwsTdcsbip Il. Psrslsa -.
FROM ~ lcaH-Gen William Walker Cspt f. Engb ofC.
:. s. frisate Wabash, Mrs Clifford. Hudson q. Wooh, y
scrspp., C. J. Mcdonald r. W. VOORHEES, John gny rsoua<
Potter aud 10 in the steesge. -I.
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pCokD BOARD.
SATURDAY, Dec. co

SATURDAY, Dec. 2G-p w.
Before tie Stork- Roard this morning, the market
was quite fru, with considerable sales OF Erie at ~,
but at the Firs. Board tie news by the steamer did
not seem to BE- favoraby construed, and the market
opened duh, and prices eeu,vs,Iy declined from the
opening with sssre TO .en, su>t st'srg diPosiiioo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28


Dccrea-, compared with 1876 ~ 81, l66
The notes Of the Charter Oak Bank of Hartford are
now received at the Metropolitan Bank the same as
other Eastern money. We understand, but not Of
fcialy, that the Rhode Island Banks have made ar
engagements to recommence redemptions at the Suffolk
Rank on the llth January. This brings the whole Of
Nsx-Ensland into line.
The Committee who recently went to Milwaukee, to
examine into the condition of the La Crosse and Mil
waukse Railroad Company, have now returned with a
favorable report. The Company have completed forty
one miles of the Land Grant Line, to New-Lsbon,
and contracted and provided the means for the coustruc
ton of the road to the junction, which is only about
forty miles from La CrosSe The new Directors Of this
Company have recently sGd the wstertown Division
for 81 900 Ooo leaving cnly the trunk line to be
completed. The purchaser at 'he Watsrtown Division
sthe Madison, Fond du Lac AND Michigan Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28
PERSONAL.

u. Weysnd, ESQ.,, has retired from his connection
with The Bearer Argus. His valedictOry appears in
ne 1ast number Of that paper. He has been an eff
,sssnt laborer 10 the cause OF Freedom.
John W. Patton, esq., has formed an editorial coa
Isctien with Mr. Mason of The Connea1&viOe Courier.
NJ. Patton has been citizen of that place for many
wears and Is an ardent Republican.
FRANCIS Mcintyre of Edwardsville ILL.,, married
beautiful rt Of seventeen Summers but the little fool
san away from him recently, and went to st. Louis
Ber disconsolate husband was in hot pursuit, with
even Oh ance OF catching her, at Last aecounts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

Albert II. Nicolay's regular dolly auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next,
the aSth instant, at l2i O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily sale at auction Of bonds
and stocks will take place on Monday, the 18th inst,
at la O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The North Star to-day, for Southsmpton and Bremen,
took out about 10000 Among the shippers were
A. Belmont, $4,000 Chas. Payne g. Co., $2O, COO;
Berend & Co., 60 600; Van Baum g. Co., 60, 900.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day. and for the year 1857 thus far were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28
ron,os c,o.e firm a. el,dI eIdiv FOR account Jan g.

We noticed yesterday that the SubTreasnrer OF this
port was ready TO receive deposits Of gold to be eI-
changed for Treasury Notes bearing = cent interest
The following is the advertisement of Mr.. Cisco:
OpfIcr OF TIE ASSISTANT TsE.srRkR, UNITED SITES
The underlined Is authorized by the Secretary Of the Treas
sry the United States receive deposits OF gold com 20 ne az
sesae extent Of saoooco from paie: DESTROYS Of obtaining
Treasury deposits bearing interest AZ the nate OF
y per in sums not exceeding hall nion dous.s
c Seen ms to- the Treasurer Of the United states
change for Treasury Notes viii be given Upon the receipt OF
az aea TsSry Notes viii be forwarded for responding
amounts bearing and carrying iuerst the nate of cent
pr s a 5sm nj, say Of H sS o the option
Of tho depoor as the necessary arrangement 2r the
next. '--' JOHN J. CISCO Assistant Treasurer
few small deposits were made to-day, and no
doubt s entertained that the three millions awarded to
New-York will be taken, by parties who have funds,
for which they desire temporary employment. bid
was made by party for the entire ak millions at
three and fraction = cent interest, but the Secre-
tary judged it not best TO put the whole amount into
the hands of one party. The proceeds of this issue
will be Immediately paid out to parties who have been
, atng some time for their money, that the dis
tubance if any, in the Money market, by the payment
Of threamllions of gold into the Sub-Treasury, will
be hut temporary.
The business of the Clearing House to-day, was
$io,253, 400.
The January coupons of the mortgage bonds of the
Long Island Railroad Company will be paid at the City
Bank, Brooklyn, Jan. ,.
Messrs. Barring, Bro. and Co. say
In State the transactions been very trng this
There buyers Of Massachusetts, r. sterling at 81 Of
Maryland ditto at &c. and of Pennsylvania Inscriptions at n
something has done In the bonds At 76 Virginia Dollar
Bonds sGs2 Sterling Bonds 81 Gs2 Parcels Of railroad bonds
and shares have been from the Continent for sale here Penn
sysna Central Bonds first mortgage s0as2 ditto Sterling
end mortgage So New York Central shares &l2Ot ~ discount
bonds 49, NewYork and Erie third mortgage bopds IO Free
land, n. Michigan Central new bonds 75G76
The London Times of the 18th, in noticing the sales
Of the previous day says, "the transactions in Amer-
can securities were confined to Illinois Central which
showed increased heayness. the shares being quoted
IL TO 10 discount. Canada Government bonds were
again in request, and closed at advance of fully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

MINIATURE ALMASAc.....Tns DAY.
SuH-Rses..,. 7;4 SetG....... IL hoon--SoS.. Yea
BSH wAIER......IHIs DAY. "A
Sandy Hook. 20 Gov Isd 5lga Hell Gate. WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28
Weanne1 comparison Of prices Of the leading stocks
with those of last Saturday:

There Is no movement of Importance in Exchange,
and quotations are nominal. Sterling, 1851 1898;
Francs 5.3505.lS3.
Freights are without material change. There is
good quantity Of Corn going forward. To Liverpool:
A. 900 tpsh Com at 3D. on bulk; 1900 bush. Grain
at Old; $500 bbis. Flour at De-; Cotton at SOD. To
London: Is tcs. Rice at 25s. Is bundles Whalebone
at 3D. Z, fb; 900 tuns Oil Cake in bags at Ok. 3D.;
$50 boxes Bacon at 22s 3D. 900 tee. Beef at 4s. 3D.
$50 bbls Pork at 3s. 3D.; 80 tics. at S.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
sl122lO %; Payments, sl45,775 "a; Balance,
-, 66l Co. 25.
The Continental Bank has declared a dividend OF 3
y cent, payable the 9Th Of January.
The Manhattan Savings Bank will pay their usual
dividends al the rate of aud y cent, on the 18th Of
January.
The Bank Of New-York, dividend of 3, y cent,
January.
The New-Orleaus Gas Light Company, has declared
dividend of 5 y cent, payable to the stockholders
registered here on the lst of January at the Office Of
Messrs Robb, Halett & Co., No. 40 Exchange place.
The following sales were made by Albert II. Nicoay:
81 oo New York Harlem lst Interest added 6
So 900 Northern Indiana X r. Interest sdded eit
Is 800 Wster,own and Madison I'd mon 10
$500 Mutual lns. Scrip Of 1871 and 1855 81
70 shsr,. ocean 76i
Is shares Bowery Fire ms
- ffDa ms
q shares Firemen'. In'
% shares Eagle Fire lns.
shares Resoute Fire Ins. sF
Also, the following by Adrian II. Muller:
s5oo Chicago St. Paul and Fond du Lac -;
T. C cT AND and &s sfee K l. si o.: y
And by s. Draper
80 oO ~ atertoen City Interest sdded ~
.n5 81 Jo.epb r. Interest added IS
Z, psnl Fond du Lac H. Interest added rs
80 ,s,, l CITY H. Interest added 81
GOO Ssi.-f Interest added IA
Interest added II
Louisiana Interest added 90
$1,000 Louisiana Interest. added sol
Note Of Phelps Akin VAIL due Dec T. f67f 10
10 shares Bank Of Commerce. 100.
- shares Bank al the Commons, alth 8nl
~ shares Chatham Bank sal
shares Artisaus Bank
10 shares Commonwealth Fire ms Co............. 81
q shares Continental Bank.
shares Pacific Mail Steamship Co.....,......... 66
80 shares Union Ferry 92i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

We noticed yesterday that the SubTreasnrer OF this
port was ready TO receive deposits Of gold to be eI-
changed for Treasury Notes bearing y cent interest.
The following IS the advertisement of Mr.. CiscO:
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Markets.. c.sErrLLy RmonrEo 70. Tn, \. Y r.I.ysr

I.
SATURDAY, Dee. g, 1857.
AsHES-The market very quiet, aud price, nonin,
SO for both Pots and Pearls.
COTTON-The market is lower under the Per.as
has not fairly opened The trans. ons to-day ba
o.. tor aiddlng Upands We omit table quotations
COFFEE-The severe storm has checked business We
only hear Of sales OF 10 bags Maraeabo at l0ldlc.
FLOUR AND MEAI~-The demand for Wesien Canal Flour
Is rather active and the market Il 5dl5 better the o
gradthe improvement being the ed in the @ grade
Of extra Oho the inquiry in for export bnt nany r
East and City trade the by the Persia considered soT
able but the orders small and III low t- the sales are 40 ~
ebs az 81 ia 1 for common 10 good Strc ~ 0 ~ ~
extra Do with little 20 be had below - ~ At the clos ~ -
81 10 for supebe Indiana aud Michigan; - 80 - 70 Tor
extrs do 81 75G IS ~ for 10 good extra ONO - ~
50 IS for good choice do IS od 81 - Tor - Louis brands
and % 900 81 - Canadian Flour IL also t
but Is quiet the sales $50 bb. al ~ - o supernr sid
- 6jd Sc tor brands Southern Flour Is abundant snd
with only limited inquiry for the trade prices st issUr The
buyer The stock u this drptrnl aculngstng the -..l
900 bb - 75n FOR mixed tp good brands Bsnor
and choice brands command exenie Rys
Flour limited demand and eady sales OF 70 bb S5
g. Con. M plenty and heavy sales % 10 bbls o.
asa p for Jersey and s. 80 old B-ndyine aud IA for
Puncheons BucG~hes: Flour is in good request l2
100 N.
FISH continue extremely quiet owing partly to the prevalence
OF the storm price. o. Dry Cod wei sustained;
carroes one Poyincetown the other Plymouth, remain ehoet
unsod being bed - and 81 p respectively Macsepl
main d some Halifax have arrived but have found buyers
and previous prices are therefore merely nominal Some Hsiiss
Herring are also the market uusod The demand for all Minds
meenhned 20 the wants Of retail trade aud s store
W9e' HaTs eeSse y, p S-fe !eI =: sEe q IS!S..s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

Since Jan 1.'..'' eo0,fi-,Vs sIgs9iV' S1A4fl,aI5
The following is q comparative statement o; the
value Oh certain exports from the commencement OF
the wear 10 Dec. u:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
TRAvELI.ERY GUIDE.


UrAHR rrrIY CEHTa-sTHANBokf MAYrLoWEH
from Northpor - A. n. On Mondayn WetsesdAys sna
Frdsys landing Hunnron hsrts. Loyds dock and oys
ana s.,ards,s a r 4 Commencing ssiurasy MasoA Il
HUDSON RIvER RAu.RoAp -FRoN FEB. ., 1857.
III Tie uAns win savs Chamber stxect staos ~ follows
Erpress train. 20 A 4: and 80 2. man Is A ~
sId lt5 r. n for sing surg r n; tr Psekaki 30 p
1hs Pouxhkeepse Sing Sing and Peekakn ahs stop a. ns
stAinna Passengsr taken n Chambers Canal cfxtsio
pher thirty Trains for New fork Leave Troy
= et5 nd ios 4 NJ. and 81 n; and E<ss Assny n
sad i'"A H. md 8" <. F T. SMITH, suv.-...e.asu.
NrorIcE-rHn sTnANrR ENoCH DEAN LEAVES
IN foo Fulton street. New 1ort, for fiuahina and Col
sge FONT 1000 A. NJ and 40 IN
NTEw YoRK AND HAnIKN BAnRoAD-FAHE TO
bsny viii leave White and Centre streets o
lows-Evcry morning 10 oeock; every afternoon ii
eeloeh FSe nrouEk Aibany vli Be two dolAss rocom-
"'n'' 90 A''s', '0'rsg ehsrsrta sup.un.nAsu.
Erw yors. FEB. IA lssi. :
INV YoRK AND IRR RAnRoAp.-srrCiL nc.
I'D ss ~, Ts,s AZ ~. a sss ~
eoppanys depo o. Duane street. dang, ssDaAJs sscsp,
spA r. punirt srprsss
AIS A. NJ msn tain
IP. ,Newburr and Rcckiasd county express
Bseeags .hseEsd through ~ usual No sdvasee In srs
Tch oGceeAt epot foot CT Duane street. ia l1 aaA 20
Broadway, and 4 ~ J.rysy Sny, ....,.u,...n,
February = ix7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

In PLACE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. OR WILL BE
esdhsnred Cor small Arn near New Yofk city, CLEAR
int house three and high basemest counter
cellar white martk stop ari rmminsA sanary uanels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

IRON SAVE FOR sALE-ExTBA LARGE SIZE built
70 order for The watch and jewely buisss being and
buyyG pred Ahoa aos resuiaAos 70 be 40 Bros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

LyoR sAlE -THr STOCK, FIVE YEARs, LEAsE &C,
q hrs esas wine and tee sore 10 the bes ocsos In
New yort tor Tie business 70 enrrrrisinz ono OF
the best opportunities offered TIE most saiefAcoy
lesson rvsn Cor dsposing Address T. Benson Co. He
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

I IQuQR STORE FOR sLn-THH LEASE sroCx
~ sn1 futures Of iqnov dcsuz sscd busness
ne last ten yesra Apply on The premises i3i sisss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

'I'HE following animas imported BY The Tenueses
iiVe stock COnpan, !" viii b. sold ( cash puhic
sucion the fair grounds Saturday, April Is 1851 at
II A NJ
I>t. MEMBRsN0 MESSENGER, A beau
tul horse Icy hands high COCA breeder Is years
3D. He sir ID bv Membrane Pavmsster. gr old
Menbrino sire The imported Me senger The dam
Of Memb inc Messenger vsSby Gen. Var Recsaef's Gray
Messenger he is among the purest Messenger horses
living.
2nd. THE EATON HORSE, A sorreI with
whit strip the face u hands hgh superior breeder
OF ToAdstsTs OF 4" The Gray Granger" aud Eary
other good ais is Is years old and no horse
p q producer Of FAST lrOttvrs be is Messen
ger both by sire and dam.
3rd. MAJ GABICk, rich brown with white
face years old, l5x ha ds hgh, by Vermont Black
Hawk" dam Ms mbiuo He took the frst pr1e at
he Connecticut ate Pal, Nes Haven, in 1856, and
male mi af mile before the in
25T. He las prove himself good b., eder.
4th. YOUNG GREEN WOUNTAIN, A
capital ay, l44 high weighs SI5 To-, b. old "6reeD
Mountain sire Giford gr gr. sire, the WCodb ~ or
Burt Morgan, gT, gr. sire, TIE original Jut
Morgan no Sc, da by Morgan T4io Walker horse he
by woodbury., he bv tie original MoTla horse. Tao
drew The first p-Ize at The New YORK stte Fair Albany
and OLD Green Mountain has taken Tor which lie
has been Sho"n from Montpelier EefnGn to Louisville
KY.
Young Green MOuntsin took the first prize at wood.
stOck in Windsor county, Ven in Is g. aad made the
nile in the essence OF tie JGOge, short Fair 6round
Course, IN Z.5S