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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

August coupons b. We understand, beyond question.
Whether paid not the bonds cheap enough at pre-
sent prices There buy 10 the market q carrent
quotations. without any regard TO the August coupons The
Sikh Avenue Railroad stock sold this mornng .. ia per
cent The scarcity Of several fancy railroad stocks
tnues, without disturbing the equanmy Of The shorts
they freely put out contracts, at whatever difference in
prices may exist, with the most perfect cond
deuce In the ultimate dissolution OF Of the
companies and rapid depreciation In others. There
several railroad stocks in the rket, future dvideods
on which entirely out Of the question This fact Is
admitted by every sockhoder and the stocks uset
solely for speculative purposes There other railroad
stocks used principally for speculation, in which there
yes lingering hope in the minds Of holders that small dv
dends may, at some not very remote period, be re-
sumed. That hope Is stronger now than IL win be six
months year hence when the fact viii be pretty
clearly established that future payments the stock
utterly impossible In this last lat the Reading
cupies the mos, prominent position The company has
beyond all question declared it's last dividend The 6oao
cial exhibit for the present fiscal year will satisfy ell IN
teresed parties Of he truth Of this statement Cleveland
and Toledo similarly situated The last annual report
shows that the stockholders can get nothing for
years, perhaps never again. Milwaukee and Mississippi
d another permanent defsulter. The stocks o. tnese
roads must settle down about the points ruling for
Harlem and Erie.
At the second buord the market moderately buoy.
ant and slightly active La Crosse land grant bonds
vanced u per cent Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
NJ Erie, u; Reading, 4; Michigan Central Railroad, y;
Michigan Southern, preferred NJ Cleveland and roleio, al
Chicago and Rock Island l. Every advance in prices in
the operations Of the bears They put out
tracts this afternoon freely their option The ab
sence Of operations time, buyers option, unfa
vorabe feature for rise for temporary ipfa-
ton The largest bull spectators are nlled up With
stock and their efforts made solely for the reduction
Of their supplies. They not condition TO purchase,
and have NO desire 70 do Their object is 10 saddle
portion Of their burden upon others shoulders.
The exchanges ut the Bank Clearing House larger
this morning, amounting TO SIT 6l6 81 against S
$50 II yesterday. The balances 81 0s7 S6S Oh
and the Metropolitan certificates remsin a. $4,000
The Long Island Insurance Company has declared
semiann dividend Of ten per cent pay aole July
the Lowell Railroad dividend of three per cent, payable
July l.
The details Of tbs bids for the three leans required by
the government OF the State of New York will be fouud
under our ,elegraphic head. Tho leans al at five
per cent interest The accepted bids range from sl00So
to slOs.l5 per cent.
The movement Of the bsnks in the four principal cities
OF the Unon in which weekly reports made, shown
by their last statements il az follows
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TEE TERMS or DICKENS SEPARATION IRON Hrs
wv-rhe London correspondent OF The North ssyfcnn
under date OF June Ia says In commenting the lse
card ~ Mr.. Charlee DickensMr. Dickens, Il has been
totg known 10 many has not been happy with MS wife
"iDoompaibty Of temper" being, II ~ said the cause
Toe wicked rumors lately whispered, and which NJ
DICKENS declares 10 be sbomnsby false rcsQoto pretty
young sctrese, Mss =; and, ~ people srStsusIy IN
Charitable the worst actions and motives have been atr
bu,ed 70 an acquaintance, which N existed n all, may,
have been perfectly innocent Mr Dickens, I am told
has separated from his VIE, REd allows her The hand
some stipend o. o. 900 per asnum These
kno~n but 70 few they whispered, have By Mr.
Chsres Dickens address 70 tire prblc become rossj NJ,
syer london, and for thai mater, the country.
fcapdsi travels Fast
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Net earnings 10 June Eve months $40 "a: OF
Tne dividend Of three per cent payable the Peoples
Bank on July IS.
The interest the bonds OF the city Of Quincy aud OF
McDonsgh county, Illinois, due the 1rst Of July NEXT.
will be pad at the office Of Woodruff Co No 40 Broad
street
The receipts OF the Richmond and Petersburg IVA Rail
road for The year erdng June 1856 Os and
expenses 81 ~ TO- Net recsrts ss5 ls0 "a per
cert OF the entire receipts The receipts compared with
those Of the fiscal year exhibit decrease si95 o.
and the ordinary expenses Of working the road decrease
OF $40, 93b 90.
We would call the attention OF stockholders In the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company 10 report published
In another column presented by the Wee President OF the
company and 10 the resolutions unanimously adopted At
the recent meeting We learn that the company held
election the sth day Of June In New Orleans and that
there has been radical change in it's organization
sale made under deed OF trust, which under
stand hes validity whatever and the stockholders
still have In their possession all the property Of The
pany The immense grants by Texas, viz 10 $40
Of land per mie-o the ncst quality for production
ton, wheat sugar. &C., and tho fac. thai the company
have complied with all the requirements of its charter
should certainly ente the enterprise W the consldera
ton Of most active and en,erprking capitalists
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ONEY MARK n Il.

TH-e0AY, June 24-6 p. ~
NE stsck market Wa -eo.deoly better to-day. with
norc acuvfv -0lg NE speculs.ives, a. advance Wa
reaiy every stock sold. A. ne frst board Missouri
F-s s2ss scys,eoo & per cant Nrgala state as- ]
10 % Uonaa tolts, = Ia Crosse and srsa, bOBds,
v cnbsyl aaa Coal Company, 8; Pacific Steamship
~.-1ua.F. p SEES York Csr'rsl Railroad, "a; Hudson
....f Railroad. aclRta Southern preferred, X; Ca
,sa. sna Clloaso chicago and Rock issad 4 second
..Ul.. airca4, llt. sale this morning 81
.t.'f mon tl Ia IS r,r cent Ia -rosse la1i
r.ll. to rr-c I'd C. ne r.e.t s lr morning, az
---l.- IA IS ,'5f .tr 60 cast ~ f-ymssi Is -
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hAuAN OPERA NINE GszEaniga, Mss Phillips and Sig
nori Brgno, Gassier SC are 70 appear In Pacins tragic
opera Of "sAHJ" for the last time a the Academy OF Music
tonight
Ms CHARLOTTE CrxAS Re 10 play the herones ~ "rhe
ssnger" and the "Iosso Of the Heart" for her benefit
81 NIblos this evening she will be supported by Mr.
L. davenport and Other fsvoriss
BowKRY Various popular performers 10 contribute
thci services upon the 81 the benefit Of Mrs
Parker 70 night The "wzard OF tie Wave" "Lucreiis
Borgia" and PADDY Carey" are 10 be enacted.
AMERICAN MrsEuN The aud very exciting play
called Jessie wharton announced for repetition this
evening. Mr. Blanchard and his doc will perform In the
"kurdertd Ferryman" In the afternoon.
MICRO hIssrrsIsY. -Beedes mepdes, burlesquee and
dances the patrols OF Ethiopian will night
BE entertained IN the panorsnis farce OF drip the
Bndson" a Woods, "Sporis OF the Arena at fyants
and the anglo African Circusn a. Matt. PeeIs
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News frOm Bermuda.
RAILING OF SIR HOUSTON STEWART FOR HALIFAX
AsRIyAL OF BRITISH CRUIsERs-FALLINa OFF IN
EXPORTS
We have advces nom Bermuda dated on the 10th Of
Jane.
Der Briit&nic Msestys ship Indus, Capt Hay, Flag OF
Vice Admiral Sir Houston Stewart 10 leave that Day
for Halifax accompanied by her Asjesys ship Devassa-
tsnOn Commander Wake, which arrived yesterday from
Cuba
The British war brig Ataiaata, Com Paisley arrived on
Sunday she left sacracs coast Of Mexico on the 9th
OF May, ami Havana on the 2sth OF the same month.
The Royal Gasea still a6heres to the opinion that the
rayI outrage diff ulaes famed into Importance by
the American newspapers In its issue Of 18th instant
says
We observe with regret that tho indiscrimuate vio-
ente OF The press confined 70 the South but extends
20 the Northern States also, American captain who
brass OF hsvng bearded the British Lion his teeth
wtoee ther ss great hero In Boston In Ne Orleans.
The tone OF the American press not at any time mark
able elevation is Of course coarser and violent
than ever and, may be feared will render T. impossi-
be government at Washington 70 listen TO reason,
or stoop 10 common sense.
The expert Of vegetables had fallen OF compared with
1857. The decrease rs thus shown
Err0r, Of produce. 1857 1858. Decrease.
Pot 81 ,o57 bbs. q sos bbs 10 $40 bbIs.
Tomatoes. 1894 bxs. 1,9<S bxs. IL ,S2t bxs
Onions o5e lit lbs 476.ee0 lbs. So, $50 lbs
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CSC Gee. Crude whale and sperm were aus. and un.

6bc 6tc. Crude Whao and sperm were quiet ana I'M
harged.
PRovsloNs.-Pork-The market heavy, while the
fa)es embraced about 200 400 pbs including az
$40 TO- prime at SIS 2b SIS 49, with small lots 1t sls 60
ct SIT TO- and thin do at Si6 Beef continued
h,D and in good demand with sales Of about 200 BIO
bbls including country at $l1 Sill so, packed
Western DO Ct So S3 80, and extra DO at e $ 80.
Prime quiet but frmls held a $40 So Beef hams
were duh and nominal ut $.6aSl7 Bacon stesdy at
* 10c Cut meats were frm with sales Of 1870 erces,
Including shoulders at 5X q To- Lard WAS in good
demand, with sales OF about 500 bbis. at 10H q
l0Ic and AGO kegs were reported-prime Wessern-at
IL Butter and cheese were unchanged.
RIcE.-Sales OF about 800 400 casks made at
$40, 3xc, the latter figure for prime.
sncEs-sales Of 200 800 bags Calcutta ginger were
made at &c.
SUGARS The market more active, with sales OF
about 1910 bhds, Including CUBA and Cuba vado
81 w &C. aud at ca 6asc osc Prices closed firm.
TAILow was unchanged, with sales OF 8, 900 lbs.
WBIsKEy.-Sales emb' aced 200 800 bbs, including
Je,sey AZ 2lhc.. and Ohio and State prison at CSC.
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-Nsfohn vas nfm, Win sales on eco 500 bblp al
quo'a'ors. There continued 10 be . fair demand for
southern -FOUR with sales Of about 500 bbs within the
range 81 our figures. Rye -four firm, wth sales OF
shout 1t0 bbs at our quotations. Meal firm, with
sses Ct jersey snd handywine a TIE above quotations.
"hfsIhe buoy and firm for good 10 prime
char Of moment in prices the sales embraced about
&C Geo 90 eco bushels Including white Canadian al
Chcsgo spring SOC, Michigan club ut &c., white South
ern sts 20, red Indiana 81 % white Wisconsin at
~ o. Corn was firm, with sales Of 30 900 So 600
bushels inc ucrg mixed Western ct Tie Isc T3c
I4c Southern Write at axe T7c and Southern yellow
A. ssc SEC. Rye quiet Al 5lc 100 Oais vere
siteoy, With sales 44c 4tc for state and Western.
Conn -1be market Was hrm but quiet, with small
seize houong 800 bags Iaguayrs at Ike, zoo RIO ai
toiToN-1he tsts embraced about 800 bales closing
hrm en- The bssh about IL &c for mddlipg uplaLds.
fRnGnrs 10 Liverpool about Is 600 bushels no bags
were Engaged at 3d. 1,tt0 bbls OF -four st 1s6d; 20
vac nj sd to I'd askcd To Lordon 900 bbls roeip ut
q ass 80 per $50 bs and % tons hardware at 2Ds To
Gteccv, eco bbs our at D. I'd 80 do spirits OF tur-
ntne .; We 3D. To Bremen, 200 bales Of I'd,
and $50 bbs rosn al 2s 10 Antwerp, 10 0oobusbels
Of wheat were taken II I'd. IN bags.
fHtn. ssles a. coo COO bores OF layer ralsips we're
mado 81 81 so a " co.
ny Sales Of abost 900 bales xere made a, 4sc boc
sN
Lat--rhe m1ket vss ouiet, with email sales at COO.
ninsL
bu1sye -EAlss oC 80 bids. 81 Cuba r-uacovado vera
Dsue Of soc
Naval Gonts. -s.o.ss we're light 200 o00 bbs. ~
enNh7 uYgcone ~ strive soon, sold st Sc 7f.
io nj ,o ttfe rtn or 10 20, vse etestyt or lU ft
H tIH' Tl' f.arp- ord ~ Ti1sl F-e rttr
GOO 90. f tfrN TrIsf- a. ftr uLt4alt
tLt- -~a.a. skf ~,sg'y, rA 81 vs. '. An-n.s4 ~
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This table dsoloses that sihssnciog the very late
blooming last year. the crop singulsry favored by
the Ateness Of the fall frost held CT until the 20h Of
November which far OF the ordinary average.
killing frost Usually takes place between the Goth aud
25h OF October, that II there be exception this
rule neIt fall the growing will not virtually be
longer than the last year We have idea Of
preaching the topic OF growth in advance OF the vcs-
tudes 10 which this plsot Is yet exposed but the table
above interesting going 70 show that this has no.
beer the earliest season ON record, a. some people
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

THURSDAY, june 2I-6PM
Asnm-Tbe salos embraced about 30 bbls pots q,
&C.
BREAneIrus-Flour-Them market opened with some
more aDimsuoD but closed dull, with the turn OF the
market IN favor Of the purchaser, with sales OF about
1900 16 eco bbs, including parcels the home trade
extort Oocssiura lots OF poor supernc sold
N our nsee hgurcs while extras steady and 10 rood
demand, with sales OF some lots "a gh as 81 rs for
extra lots. The market within shout the following
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The Three Loans Awarded.

IFTOm TIE Away JourpAI, June "a
The fno~irg are the bios awards OF the loGrs to-
dsy The million and bali loan runs until October J,
lees the loan until July 1860 and the 500 600
loan until July 1s7b-sll bearing interest Of five per
cent TAKING the low rate Of interest, and the short pc
RODS Of the loans into account, the bids deemed
hjehlv favorable for the State
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Statistics Of the Cotton Crop.

From the New 0rlsans Pcayune, June I0.l
The period OF blooming this year may be set down
about me Isl 10 the I'd OF june Last year this point
mot esched until the 24h that full weeks
ahead We suboin the dates OF blooming and the earl
est fall frosis for the last eighteen years -
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EapnI Tolls ftr 1888.

The following statement Of tolls received the
New York canals, dnring the second In June, and
slso the total amount resolved from the opspog OF nAv
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Personal.

ThFoRMArroN wANTED-IN REGARD TO THE M.
tate left BY certain Anton Ohio Hredrchs native
OF btssnsu Aace France who served IN the Freuah
nrder Napoleon n end g ssid TO have erigrsied thu
Lpd Sstss ~ 1914 snd who supposed 70 have resided in
vbginis aud di.d in Baltimore In october 1901 leaving
very large etfae. suitable bs
any Who give resbe information rslson tho
said estafe srt the prefent owner Of a.
bObT. LEHR, ~ Gexnan street. Bsl8more, Nd.
REFORMATION wtNTFD-oF PETER THY; WHEN
i iatt heard fro m be In Sullivan county New
Any fern soo % him viii be thankfully recsived BY
sister Msry 1ly. No s2s Fast ssh New York pa
pcrs please copy.
REFORMATION wANTED-Or GEORGE q. sTURCH-
man tupposd 10 be In the neshbo hood BLACK kcck
y Should this meet hts be viii please address
esielv 10. $50 Pest fc~ New York. where
be found vheu information Of irr will
syen rtardns properly in whlchhe has now interest
REFORMATION wkrTFD-or PATRICK HASN'T
raiive Of Cromwell Ireland s supposed 10 be living
ct luis ANY inforrstcn Of him viii be- beautifully re-
rald Cfice.
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THE TURF.

SscCrATTON TOR rUR IMPROVEMENT or rHp
n Freed OF Horses The plans drawings Of the C1ub
touse std pubic stands are now At JAMES CLIENT
NOh1HsNo Broad street where they can be seen untn
the lat CT July nsrt
Al forty bones remain unsod Gentlemen Interested In
the suoces ~ N. enterprise wishing subscribe arc
vitd N cal ,rd see the r's-s.
viii be In srentsrce froru II ul Y.
NJ. tc give sny nformsuou that may be required.
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The Second Avenue Railroad Company has declared
quarterly dividend Of two per cent payable the 9th Of
July This is the first dividend paid by this com
paDy, and understand tina, the road earning
than eight per cent per the capital stock Aoou.
two years erce the finances Of this read were in q
depcrebe condition Is stock forced upon the
ket Al low prices through auconeers and brokers For
turatey the concern in lis darkest hour, attracted the
attention Of gentleman well known In the financial cir
ces Of Wall street, and has been principally through
his individual efforts that the stock has been raised from
fifteen 10 twenty dollars per share 10 ninety four per
A. the time the stock much depressed the pany
was deeply In deb. and upoa the very verge Of bank
ruptcy. Nothing has saved but the most untirpg in
dustry and the most judcous management the part
Of the executive officers Of the road Its debt has been
reduced from 5000 600 $3.50 ooO which permanently
funded The road lie completed 10 Harlem and will
be extended 10 the bank Of the Harlem river The rapid
recovery Of this company only shows the great difference
between good and bad management Is abou. Is strong
an illustration we have record.
The gross and net earnings Of the wa.etown Rome
Railroad for the month Of May, 1857 and 1885, were
follows
Groes receipts. .............s3 5,49o ~ 422l2 81
EXPENSES. ............ S,lll OF 20,OO& 30
Ne. earnings $40 05 Is 2tS 81
Previous net earnings this year 80 O34 IS
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EXCURSIONS.

LACuhStoN-"luk DE BEAu."-DAvIps ISLAND,
~ on gbg lslspd souDo, eighteen miles from rew ~
opposite TIE Neptune House New Rochelle. 100 bo
ROCKY thn'es I'm. saud beaches ard yacht
M hrr snd fshlnp de- He'd for
sire we've fre fsndtcne scenery II IL unrvaled. fue
occt arc room enough 10 accommodate pcnics. Sunday
tchcns ind excursion parties of 1000 ready. INQUIRE
OF GEC W. DAyIbs, ~ william street
LoK THF FISHING BkNKs-eTEAMrR NEW HAVEN,
IL captain Andersen. every day. SATURDAYS e,,epted,
leaving Chambers sifeet 80 epring
Ptcttlp slt pier at O'Clock. Good muslc board
ALEC tshrr tackle halt and refreshments Meals all
on The European plan.
EkANn PICNIC EXCURSION TO HASTINGS UPON
VI ihe Hudson IN behalf os TrsnshEurson church. Moti
sweet Monday, June - 1859 the proceeds applied
tcvsrcs ftprg 10 residence
houss the sboo house debt The steamboat washpeton,
End mccous hsrges Baltimore and Jefferson been
.haii.rtd snd wh mshe the following lsndinr-rcot Of
lfertn tuset NORTH river vt BALI past o'clock foot 81
Iats street rest river where will be stationed at
hall nee, rier Worth river, vhe'e barge viii also be
swallowed ~ half past O'Clock Tickets 20 each; chill
crsp haif rrice MATTHEW FLYNN Chairman.
HtSHy RArrNts, Secretary,
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CLOTHING, 40.

Ny QUANTITY or cAsr OFF CLOTHING WANTED
y ar bo city and Western market venuencr having
such o. d o. viii receive tho hrhe prtce hy cali
The store sdtressins j. X murray 4ss Pearl street.
(y6sT OPT CIoTHIr0-s5rc0 WORTH WANTED
~ Pity per cent ihtn tiven ~ others can be OBJ
large smsii LOIS ny applying personally or
uro, 81 pos 10 JANE MoRorEY. 4si Pearl street near
CiaNam
AIMS on GENrLrwES HAVING ANY CAST ovp
rissbrp tifrrU. receive q fair price bv aeDdpg
Cr aSfrt q. Fl IusfrSd0Tp. ~ Elm street. la
csts sfsnfru 10 ty Ms Dusseldorp.
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vNGAnp > sp lT,uAcro.

f,AsH grI Sns- CAB PROCURE PARakrss PROM
~ ~ ~ss " Havana, d,rnesic end ,3e,uso segsrs.
we've eek OF ever two miiors hand which NJ ba
,l-et o.A ienaiely. o. CHEEKs, " RrcadvS
(fksu ivNogs CAN PROCURE BARGAINS FROM
nv o't 3. Bsvana domestic and German sesara 1
heNs 81 NO millions kard, which must DO
ro~u ~. Nftttts'flr. q. CHbEKf. " Rroadway.
CE7ARs .Fefrs --lo,r ~, SEC AIRS rop FAIv ~
~ eatfrsst 81 u.r.tf lore hen 'u' w r,'
2. frI $40 ~
'r0 r.rr .rue-Qr =. l. .I rff 90 r sitva rHl.sad
AdYsEst. L-G~y, l. yASVbs, svl ssoeawag,
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music and the Drama.

Decrease from 1s47.... .....................
lncreaae over 1851 ...................
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Mississippi Valley Nunery,
csurr 1~-

NTHERE may be I und
w the best Of Fruit
Trees, Evergrcrns, Shade
Trees, Grape vines, and
ornamental plants, Re-,
re.
Also, In their season,
Cabbage, Tomato q Sweet
Potato Plants.
0rdeFssent through the
post eAce or otherwise
will receive prompt and
eare1Nle11@naion
(1rs1 H1he western
part Of q 8ty.
Ynch26-d4n
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nthvf$fEk;

- sE =. ns.s .,a sd tim. during the hy. q iss .ad ns
$4,000 se.. s.s Rsr s Wet Pca f. .n nl
iaGng. fas .nd ti hsch
si Please and ex..ias the
..s9 81
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or $50. !. -. y. 9: -: -,

oNes = ~. o. De5al ssvsA
-
- hsaa19 -
- sot 1aseng saaiAaA1Sxte I'll
ines. It y applied either on 1slt or c. md
20 roofs Of any grads, tssa lot IN inch o u one
fourth litch nd y equally durahis il al easss.
~ - wen adapted 70 cover cosaisss, walls Of All
kinds and 70 asasnt all kiads Of roots 10 The wsll
and protect them perfectly from water. II 10 the
most suitable roofing for vernAaAhs OF porehas /:
wsltlegovss u Win % injare u II ihs least, s.
VII become hard IN I'll temperatures, thus
making the nsst dsAtfsbIs roofing for promsnadss.
This valuable roo6ng has bssu thoroas - TESTED
Sor more naa ains year1, aad has rsneiso1 fest
and uninJ1fe1ns Is has been 10 ne Il t1Neity for
three ysaf1 ~ given entire sasieo hon.
For fns enatioa please sali Il u o0ee ;
:isnc q show spscimsns Of roofs Of three
years. So - &sen leaks or sspairs and m
injured. Ans9gshe mAny persons Who have ussd
II IN ksekuk ~ ~ fsAIeFln9s
u. w. Kiibourne, &S Etarkwathcr.
J. g. Paxgv<t, p + Bvuee
nawktns Taylor, VIM. o. Daniel,
~. johnson, A. Waleott,
aam Pollock, J. u. uoweii,
=. nie.ss Dr. Knowles,
s.s. VAL Co., j. Clark,
Ficklsn \ Lucas, X. Bower.
See6ciA Bro, u. Reidin,,an
Mid oas thipg--thfs roof IL mora Hre- ppooi
than ny other, not excepting even slate.
apr3ed3r
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8xT1 ~ DINARY INwUCEMENrs
TO TRADE

- ~,AtNOON1nb1e 0lxpeUce.ss
A. nov resolving my Spsiag and 81 mmerstoeh
- e ~ TODD Hats and 6onnsts, Boots cad
OrcoHery Ware, 70, directfrom the Hastsru
49,, which oompraes IN extensive variety In All
1850 aspAssneats. Ny stock will compare favor.
ssy xnh any = the city In point Of vapisty and
ssslisy. aad it's we'll kaown facts hatthe price,
q Dr:s. &C.,. ! AA,s silks. riss..s, Bares..
1swss, - anss, challies, Psplias, vsiss
Y. ~ss r'aA ne. Arssntinss, Lawn Robes
z staple ossds ,lsavySj sde...,;e b,.,eA.s
0unsbufgs, drills kGkl Z ~. prints. 1c.
eQy Lisss Gse7S al finds.vS;,e and
asA aiApsrieuS1 =. Irish linen I revp a.. Z :
%, 6o0nsf Sha w1s ,black ak vesettes. cr,
.isss lasss, pssket handkcrchisfs, hosiery,
1endsrs.
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