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Special Notices..

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
curer Of Consumption. was for several years 80
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part Of the
time he was confined to mis- bed. He was eventually
cured by q prescription furnished him by a young
olaIrvoyant girl. This prescription, given by mere
child while In state of trance has cured every body
who has taken it, never having failed once. Ii 10
equally as in cases of fits az of DIV spepsa. The
ingredients may be found In any drug store. | will
send this valuable prescription to any person on the
receipt of one postage stamp to pay postage.
Address Dr. TRACY DKLoRME, New York Post
Office. ian d 2ms
AN I'm POSSESSION CT some valuable certificates
IN favor of the Consumption Destroy er; also of its
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease att ended wisf
severe cough. The Syrup 10 pleasant and safe, and
Is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge: il. s common article. They are
nicely envelcpfd in my circulars, where my place Of
residence is seen. :
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointmeht
for the Piles. oan. with the Syrup, be found at Mr..
G. Stotts the Syrup is at several other places On
Pennsylvani avenue, as well as GEORGETOWN at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge kstreet. In Alexandria at
Ledbettcr's. In Baltimme, at Hance's, los Bati-
more street. diff
SPECIAL NoT1cE.-For Perfumcd Breath, White
Teeth. and Beautiful Complexion, use BALM OF
LOCO Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair snse
Woodland Cream" new pomade 1t causes ser-
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 csuts
each. W.P. FgTRInSg Il Co.
Proprietors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington
TAYLOR & MAuRy, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. pl7
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- for sale at the
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of Went Falls ay
.nu..na Pnck ct. Ral'inora. Nh. un. 81.
NEW SPRING FASHIONS.-"The American
World OF Fashion, a quarterly journal Of the
plate with lofu! length figures, aud the fashionable
oonnets, caps, DC. Also, chart and directions for
cutting the dress and mantiIa of the season, with
part.
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
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SUPERIOR INDICATED GIN.-yust re
- ceIved, ~ cases OF the celebrated obdon Cor.
dial GIN and Invisorating Cordial. and for sale BY
". = -. JONAS p. LEVY,
oeres and Liquor Store. e1s-u
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BRANCH KAILROAD.

- @& ~
Trains run as ftalgws:
Leave Washington ~ 6 n. m.
DO. do. ate a. m.
DO. do. 6tSpm.
Do. DO. at4S m.
DO. do. at SIS D. m.
The Trains at and g =. M and ~ .. m, connect
directly At Baltimore for the East and 81 Relay for
the West. Those at q. W. aBd IS p. m. for Ansr
Oils. and at p m. for Frederick and Norfolk. Tie
a. IN. and 40 p. IN. trains are Express, and stop
only at AIMS polls and Washington functions. The
Eastern tram IF Saturday At 40 .. IN. goes only TO
PhIladei iphIa.
On Sunday only one traln-at t.3 pm.
~ III. III. PARSDNS. Aren't.
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H. IACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
4 PANY.

O1e 81 the Steamships of TINS Compeny, carving
the United states haI.s for ACAPULO, <e6AS
CALIFORNIA, ard OREGON, lesvosG&
Panama tvISe each month. on the aTTI-Sk.>s
va OF the United States Mail :. - Company steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York rega-
larry on 9TH snd 10Th of each month with the mails.
ROADS.
These steamships havs becn inspected and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, snd guaranty srssd
and scf,fy.
The Panama RsrOsd tf7 miles iongDs now com
peted from ocean 10 occan and Is CROSSED IN or &
hours. The baggage of passengers check cd New
York through TO San Francisco, and passengers sre
embarked az Panams by steamer at the company's
expense. The money paid IN New York covers al
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve stesmers kept in port in Panama aud
san FRANCISCO to prevent detention of acci-
dent. SC thst the route is entirely rsltobIs-no hll
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive ar AspinvaN.
Conductor 60 through by each steamer, and taks
charge OF women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates app5 81
the aIency, In West street, New York, 10
1. w. RAHMOND,-ort TO
ARMSTRONG, h ARRls& Co,
New OTleans,- or
iya-n C.I.. BARTLETT. Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-24

THE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK, ENJOY yclo-
pedla, containing everything necessary for the
references Of the politicians and statesmen of the
United states. Edited by NJ. w. Clusky, volume,
mis- FRANCK TAYLOR,
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TITS OF NO USE. 1T CANNOT BE BEAT.

JTIs OF NO USE 1T CANNOT BE BEAT.
LEWIS OLD WRECK WHISKY. of 1877.
chsll lenges the world-ta big word but too true n
10 he a okeHjudges from all parts say 90. ~
little left Also, can he found at his store,
ohoioe lot OF OF her WhlskIes, Wines. BrandIes.
Runs. Old Julup, Wormvord CordIsls, me
Groceries, Tess, English, Scotch Ale, ano u Own
S'01'' oN JONAS p. LEVY,
.ns No. sa isth and = = esss .sss' tss Csusi.
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Dentistry, 60.
NHE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and pstentee Of
"LooriS' Mineral Pldn Teeth" having
successfully introduced his Improvement InSpS<G3
various cities, mas now permanently esab-
lshed himself IN Washirgt0u.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
ly making set Of hut piece of rnaterIal, and
their construction and they therefore free from
gavanIc actson and metallic taste. There no
Joints become hled with moisture particles Of
food. hence they are Surs Grd clean. They are
lighter, stronger less oumsy, far more durable, and
One Thousand Dollars TO any one who will produce
similar work of art to equal mine In purity. beauty,
durability, artistic excellence or any other requisite
quality.
All work responsIbly warranted.
ZIG Pa. av., between nth ana tzth ste. a. tS-iy
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST@
No. $40 Pennsylvauia avenue. A@
Will perform all operations beonglnG TO his ~-4S
profess ion al his old established once, as above
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Extract from note received from the late Hoa. yshl
M. Clayton.
L. &. SKNAYI, Aug. 10, 1859.
ghe teeth yeu made for me work admirably; moth
nf ''''o DC Oe''er' ' JOHN JOHN N. CLAYTON.

To those that seek relief from the maedles Of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DR.. 3. Baily az
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
my SELF and the work has all stood vel tol more than
ten cars. KOBEhT u. NlAON,
Of the Va. Conf. Of the NJ. T.. Church South.
Ami lc, iaG.
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Having been induced by friend to visit the estab
lishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of trying his
glasses was furnished with pair slightly colOred
blue. whice have afforded rel ief and gratf
cation than any have tried. Ny sight. origin
aiy very good injured by writing and reading
night, frequently to very late hour: but with the
aid of these glasses | can study almost late as
ever and that too without the pain have previous
y suffered. JOHN WILSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

Hos. MASsA GREELEY's CARD.-The Hon.
Massa Greeley's last card explains away all the
charges made against bin by Simonton, except
in one point; ard that Is, who got the proceeds
of the thousaud dollar draft paid over 20 Gree
ley by the treasurer of the Fort Dcs Moiucs
Company. Massa Greeley denies that he paid
il to Matteson, but admitted in a card, pub
lishcd some time since, that after carrying IL for
some time in bis breaches pocket BE- paid IL
over to somebody. Who was that somebody
Answer Massa Greeley, If you please.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Cov-ouev.s 1nuusstS.

SUICIDE SHOOTING llTxsErF.-COiOBcr1 ls held in.
quest yesterday the tavern Of Philip sammer No $40
Eighth avenue upon the body Of German named Erne-,
l. Backmann, who committed suicide by shooting himself
under the following circumstances Deceased who vns
a loksmth by trade, resided at The above number
for the last two years lie naturally OF cheerful
disposition and IN any way intmatcd that he con.
template suicide. On Monday evening he went into the
broom Of the above establishment, and asked several OF
his friends 10 join with him social glass Of wine Soon
afterwards he left with the intention supposed
OF retiring TO bed No had he got the hall
than the report 81 pistol startled the inmates Upon pro-
ccedng to the spot from whence the noise proceeded they
ound deceased lying the goor bleeding prousey from
wound HE side, and struggling In the aones Of death
Deceased had shot himself through the left breast, aud
died befre physician could be called In. No reason
could be gned for the commission of the rash act De-
ceased daily employed at his trade, and always ap
peaied W DO In the possession of excellent health ana
spirits The jury In this rendered. verdict OF
Death by suicide" Deceased was single man twenty
FIVE years OF age and hsd relatives in this country
SUICIDE CUrnNG nRoAr--Coroner Gamble heId
inquest yesterday at the New York Hospital, upon inc
body Of william Create the German who committed SUI
eide by cutting his throat while laboring under NJ
temporary nsani,y causcd by msforunes in Affairs OF
business Deceased IL appeared. has not been IN sousd
state OF mind for nearly years past IN the summer
az 1854 ne was sun struck and rendered partially insane
and ever since he been considered eighty derangea
peceased kent lod gng house At NO 70 Cha,nsm street
lie no ears cf age and leaves wife and family 10
Ian ept his untmely end. verdict, "Dtsm py sulVue
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NAILS FOR EURoFR.

EAs New York Rehabilitation for Europe.
The cunard mail steamship Europa, Capt Leitch, will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at quarter
before ten O'Clock this morning.
ma European edition OF the HERALD printed In French
aad English will be published at nine O'Clock In the
tns Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Esw YoRx HERALD will be received NJ the following
pinces la Europe
LosSss .San1son low, Son h Co, ~ Ludgats hill.
Am European Express Co., 81 King William 81
Am European Express Co, Place de Ia Bourse
GrvrRrooz. An European Express Co, Chapel street.
T. Stuart 10 Exchange street, East.
HAyRR .Aa European Express Co., q Rue Corneile.
The OF the European edition Of the HERALD vii
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
sfCs dung previous week and up the hour pub
s-sAaoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

A Coon Now IN THE RIGHT QrARTER.--Mr.
Doolittle Of Wisconsin, has presented a petition
to Congress, from his constituents, praying that
measures be taken for the purchase Of the island
of Cuba and its admission into the Union. This
is good move in the right quarter. The
Northwest il the great region that is most inte-
rested in the purchase and admission Of Cuba
into the Union. That island consumes half
million barrels of -four aud forty millions of
pounds Of meats annually, OF which not five per
cent goes from the granary Of America while
that region consumes ten millions of dollars
worth OF sugar, tobacco and segars from Cuba,
on which an average Of three millions Of dollars
are paid as duties into the national treasury 10
feed the leeches Of public corruption. Mr..
Doolittle's petition is great national measure,
above parties and above sectional issuea IL
this is sample Of the futu. policy to be pur-
sued by the Northwest, IL will soon make its
mark as the home Of national principle. and
the enemy of all sectionaism and public plum
derers The next quarter we expect to hear
from on this subject Is New England. The
lumbermen fishermen, onion and potato raisers,
and manufacturers of Yankeedom are far more
deeply interested In the admission Of C.l. TO
the Union than they are in hundred Sai.-ases,
and IL is time they should fir5 y out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

THE NOVEL FESTIVAL or THE DAY.-The
grand Calico Dress Ball which Is announced to
come of tomorrow evening at the Academy of
Music, promises to be the most novel and origi
nal public entertainment that has taken place
here for many years We understand
that there is perfect .Juroe among the ladies
all over town in relation to this extatic affair.
1t will be more unique than any fancy or
masquerade ball, and the novelty of the new
tasteful calico dresses will be more piquant than
all the fun of the Mosques and character
dresses of the old rtgime Nothing has been an
nounced here for thirty years-not even the
famous bachelor balls at the City Hotel, or the
masquerades at the old Park theatre-that can
be compared to the Calico Dress Ball, as a
taking novelty. We further understand that 80
great has been the rush for tickets that even
the space for standing room is already almost
exhausted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
PERSONAL.

A correspondent Of Tie Rurol Nc,c. Yorker gives
the following description of Liebig, the sgricalsafs
chemist:
On the last day which passed in Munich, zen
TO hear the worlt.renowned chemist Liebg, lecture
His laboratory and ectureroom ere in the sane house
IN which he resides. When he entered the lecture
room the students all rose to receive him. snd hs &C.
knowledged their attention by polite bow. He wofs
black dress-coat and " hite pantalooDs. Liebg ~
fine Intellectual looking man, tall though not br0sd
has ron.gray hair, which has fallen of from bis bfosd
ard pro jeotipg forehead be wears no beard. Hsls>
tures In a very conversational m.nnsr, part OF tn
time siting; makes many gestures, and good oees,
too. His face is expressive. He is indeed good dse
Of orator. and perhaps the best popular lecturer
Germany. Lebig was fttysix years old on tho l5n
Of May, 1857. He was born 10 Darmstsdt, and st tns
age oftwenty one was made Professor at Gissses -
1852 he came 10 Munich. Between the years ls33 snd
1856 he published one hundred and seventy sevea ps
pers, many Of which were very elaborate. He ssa
TO be proud aud oyerbesrng; he is h)Weyer, Oh !ss
side of Progress, and heads the Reform party 10 tn
Uuivertity. heard an American gentleman. who "
well scqusnted with him, express this opinion: !
don't know q man wtom a little jud,cioas dourse
would do as much good 10 Liebis. Hs is cross so
tyrsrrica to his Assistants and they do not dessfvs
such treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

STREET BEccIsc.-It is justly said by The Losas'
Tines that, "Of al uppro6:abls methods Of sns'
"givng that Of bestowipg ndisc-iminate charity up'a
"the beggsrs in the streets il perhaps the word,
ard il proceeds thus to demonstrate the truth o! ~
position:
"Mebdcity, unfortunately, is profe scion or trsk,
aid profitable one, too. The beggars bsye srs.
regular beats. They have special methods Of ro's.
ng upon the sympathies ard tender feelings Of e,sn
table Iersonsi they look TO the steady prosecuaon
their calling for sub.stspce which can SCARCELY
called precsrous The office of interfering bstsesss
the outs'retcbed hand Of charity and the wrsHas ass
creature who. to OIL appearance, is sunk 10 the iess
cepths OF human misery, is an uogrscious one oes oi
one which, for the sake Of the deserving poor snoX
not be neglected. There are, undoubtedly, 70 sr
with in TIE streets Of London objects worthy -.
cou misers'iou; but how sie We to dustlnsupo ~.
tween real ard fictitious misery The casscs in.
about IS ninety 10 one that London beggsr s.,s
pts.or. Ever men like Lord Shaftesbury rl. ~ n.b.
made charity, az it were, career, have tod sasx
lie that IL thsy would lot work more evil tass ~
ttsy ust brush past the street besear' sha M
ic "a of et,ordirg them relief. Thsy sfs, "r 'A'"
part mere impoetorp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Nem- pork State Session fams.

THE TRIBUNE has been authorized to publish
l. the following:
CHATTER CCXXXVL-An Act 20 release the neh. Of tt-
state CT New York village lot IN Geneva heretofore escaested
Pe"d April 18th, ls5s, BY two-thd vCte
The People Of the State OF Hewfok represented 10 Seuss
aid Assembly, 30 follows SscIlos All the rght,
title interest AID Of the people Of this State and
er,s'n village in the village 0~nevs County Of Ontario
ard State OF New Yort whereof Nhoas Grsr Len died
pcssessc and which 10 pso alariy described % follows AL
tat piece parcel ofand s1ae village CT Geneva
the County CT Onto and ss Of Nev York known snd d
ursrshsd lot number three ef George Masss,s
ct the e0t.cs fsc0V l called On the west Se Of Wsx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
nle0ical.

nURING the past year over 500 persons have
IL been LAsrNGLY CURED, by me. OF
NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS.
many in mind and body who cursed .h day which
birth changed into happy beings who bless God
that they living souls DO thus suffer Direct with
stamp iuclosed, Box No. l7o, Charlestown, Mas
NO MORE SHAKING.-The OLIVE FEVER
~ and AGuH PILLS will In weeks time the
case Of and axue exists matter II you had
successive summe They free from Qnnns and 81. dele.
t.us drus hei. action and viii leave e system
strong and healthy.
For sale ,h. principal DRUG storea Price 81.
Wholesale De pot No. % Courtlsndt a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16

CCPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yorh.-Dasc T. Wheeler against John +. Trow William
Jarvis and EuIce B. bis wife FrseeIck NJ Pey,er Howard c.
Cady and Mary d. his wife, John r. Williams, Hamilton w
shTnan. joseph Horssy Samuel F. Horsey John w Mnon
Hsaey Seth P. Squire Bel, Albert Lowry
FewGd Sobs Francis Pufnad John H. Al irich Toe Ma
Bank Thomas MeErsth President OF the Nassau Bank
Andrew Campbell, Wiett seaman junior, william Lsyna
Frederick NJ. Peyser, Janice Hendrn9n John A. kerno han
Nshsni.l JMyi, junior the Artisans Bsak George Layton
David Co,hs., William Cotheai, Jane Ws.rou. Andrew
Wood Edward kemeys, No,msn ID Ssmpson Israel w Morris
ignior Henry NJ MUrsy Israel w Morris J.cos P: Jones
Richard Il. Downing Joseph Wheeler, Anirew Wheel
Griffith ". Griffith. William Miles Isaa, Geery William Geery
Oscar w stur.evsp Andrew Carrgan Re eiyer Mechsn
ic Bsnkins Association, Villa Whismsou Edward White
and David Gcttshesumncns for resf-Compln served
TO the above defendants, MARY d. CADY ant ALBERT
L0WRYYou hereby summoned and required srswer The
Complaint In this stior which vii BE- fled in the ocs Of the
Clst Of the City and County Of New Yot s the Cy H city
Of New fork sLd 70 copy Of the sid
Complain, the ubscr Der st bic off No 37 Broadway
city Of NewiOrs within twenty days after the tale
the day of such you
Ia. 20 ns~er the said oomplsint within the time aforesaid
parf IN this Uti viii spry 10 the Cou fsr the relief do
msndsd In the complaint. .-Dst-d July 5 1864.
ID. Z. WHEELER, Plaintiff and Attorney in perssn.
The In the above entitled seton sd in the Office
Of ne Clerk Of the City and County o the @ day
of Jaly. ID lsss.-Dsed New. fort Ausls. 6, 1853.
d. Z. WHEELER,
rslsuovA Plaintiff and Attorney !, person.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
THE Undersigned offer for sale the following

T'HE Undersigned offer for sale the following Sc
500 COO KEw-YORK STATE FNEs, due 1862 interest
payable quarterly in New York - :,
5000 OHIO STATE SINS due lbbli interest," paJso!e
1sy in New York. - -.
&400O NORTH CAROLINA STATE SINES, due 1868 IN
tertst payable semi annually in Nev-York - -
sf0tO0 HAMILTON COUNTY tOtio) EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS having five years interest semi annuay
NewYok Hemton County embraces the City OF Cincin.
ps end fU0 real estate and has taxable basis OF
10 The entire indebtedness Of the COUNTY is less than
$4,000 Ttese bonds desirable than State securities
bearing higher rate o interest Also
al5Oc0, ST PAUL (min.) CITY TWELVE PER CENf
BONDS interest payable semi annually in kewYork q. the
Metropolitan Bank for city improve purposes
Foi sale in au cunts to suit. THOMPSON BROTHERS,
Gamer WAllh aid BroadWAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUN1
RnNnS

SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY
BONDS
resolved and Transmitted 70 Sacramento sna exchanged
Boads Of the CITY a.1 County required bJ tae
late funding act.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE gves specisl attention 70
COLLECTIONS al principal poiuts in CALIFORNIA and
OREGON Return, promptly msde IN gold or 10 good bills
requested Manufacturers and merchants making oT "a.
ifop or Oregon their bills Of dins through
have the invoices pd or the arrival of the goo1
giving purchasers full benefit OF the time on sse
and vet tie sss maintaining .Ono! OF their property until
PAID for.
CorPONs ON SAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS payable
10 San Francis.o collected or boz ght and
EXCHANGE on San Francisco for sac :.
ADVANCES made Shipments OF approved AerehaIdlse
oopsxned 10 our San FrsDcisco House.
WM T. COLEMAN& Co.
No SO WallJt N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
Uqter Iurt

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURB, Bng.
Si hamon, N y. 25 miles from the city By Y. Ehs
Railroad has natural location surpassed beauty by other
In Union Terms S5to per circulars address
J. H. NORTH n. D., or MARTHA FRENCH M D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
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sDEGCLAR sALE ot STOCKS and BcSps -
X tfBLRT Il EICoLAf ~ 81 IHis DAi AZ - a.
,.s,.eII-, a, ID, " .,cta.t. kHchssss
800 9seae ,as Mi.s r 2. q: nor; z p ss-; s'ttI
s c,ssi ssi To-, 81. P % 'it eta. t9'eS seass es'F
s,eI.ms 2 oey gs.r. g B';i, s:t. sss s:sa.
sics Cimtsr.sd CO. and Isoa Co. Ia: r :: y 60:
5000 S14s..s 3 Ila.s. RI ,G.,4ea sssr. :. a',:.
alNc L. c.rrt7 Cov. 2 sest B.st. ,.....a..
20 M.i:Ss hsi,. &C c8S. ,ad cen saa.
s4cW Hp saiss .zd Ho..eaa p, fesi a aosAss -et'
sec Nv ssia. Sst. so,u. Ir. SIP q iass
G o,ss s.yS T'ei2 :, s'ii8; isii T.: sS,: s:
5 shave. Mechanics. B.ls siDs A'.Oc ''ion' 81 -,s-
le.sues St EiobCls' Bsbk sit6 sses
.6.s. M.t5s,ss H.. e.. l1 ,., G., q e. s,c..o
q :S:rs. .SSs. Msre.n,s LEI fne Ir. CO 80 ..ea
iC snsss Home Yire Irs Co. aioo .,eh
% .ssre. ksS @ Ams.fd.m re In,: GO .2Ss'
:ss.. :B..: fs1Ss r,f III ii
10 ssrss Ful:oh Fire Ins Co. ss each
.ss: .sss: ssiisf siIsfI riys In. IN. Co Co $50 ..cs
q shse, Nstiona Fire Ihs CO. eS1. e.os.
ls .Sss. e. E1ee.cr Fire In.. Co, SO essh
10 shres New Word Fire les. Co.. s1sseh.
50 .bne. E1elsnrs rlrs In. Co; go s.ea
10 sIsre. Ttrs Fire Ius Co, 80 esoh-
80 share. KIcbe erbocker Fire Ins Co. go escn.
IL sbsr.. Resout- Fire Ips Go, = ieo sssh.
IL sbsres SecoDd Avenue Rail road 300 each
20 sIsrs EewJr,sey Zioc Co, : ~ esoh.
10 shares United sts 'es Expitss Co 80 s,oo
10 sbsres N Y. and Savannah S. s. Co, 8 iOe escn-
Securities received in ADDITION regularly advertised list
during every sale keI gus sae On THURSDAY Aug ~
suoio sales Of S.oeks and Bords every MONDAY snd
THURSDAY o. y. o'clock at the hercns1ts' kxchsnse
Also special sses any other days sticks and Bond bought
spd soo private sac and the Brokers' Board Interest
allowed D. posis sss variety Of .ecarss coa.tansy
hsnc 81 private ss,e. Albert II. kiCOLAi,
Stock Auctioreer and Banker, No. Brosts