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, 1859-08-29
S.ALE-Nhere-

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nj f. estt sh; r ; !fs. Z ~ ts. III
Isrs Il d, .has tsee sr lad 10 te4 o~atv II <et, .s
i'm Is, IA to~s.s? - ao1h ef k-rsr Il, eat lyns
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lHe&. L..s ceFa2 Lczse :1r tern IT tseHty TeV.
f5, at II ,as sJl1te4.. u.ter Il = tHa :. asst ~:
ii rs 49, D. tn, Tss.teestse.v.
u +, t..~sa +, Hndey. Tte v,< af 1t the D1tlswet
u:ar III = t:ln 4. ii Eowasnlp ~ Rag Aforesaid
Ese~ i! Ii, oxa ~. nd !, If 81 or Essha naas,
!; ii a.d tinFsG Wht7tva=d oth<1a IalsI the n11t
sth lsH All ee.a4o DeeIalzln " Txts st~r.s.a W
s,d kst.t 4.aEAi A4Ehl4h izA 4a4 .a4eA AZ ets aad
Dee.aza: ha:r hs<a fseotsa "a the oes q n Nrot
i ct rek County aaasr4t- -Aes. xu4i 1ate Aort<7ze
,s.cd The 4cs Of sd Rc .n-tsr n lt91 = u
Mai7,r paxs @ r-ltf~,os tn which ,aA sso<sasc -
recos.l Is nest.y made tor asul specification Of ~ se
Aa .a+rras ty the prov.sion* OF aid nnortExs Il :
hAt Ietaut Ct4! u ta~ p, pent The netet
lie ax .Set tT the Aor&Aeee AA4l shaa Ia ea
Ct ds:. the payarnt Of tcy sic Of said EkA Il Ill
tu,s = .: se as saaas si. ~ ~ 1sy r. We IN Of ,ts
aid .te. have a.aared aad 7e IN de!aut ." IN - s-
Y; ;4rf;x as SesF5S 5a5 socs he..k7 s,rn ih..
Hvrn " lIs,x tse xtd Na1ta.cc.a rsus y: l. IN ~
I4y II estefn5s:A \. U 1zs, Al f'nF oel4 u "a:
sdat,r r.s.h u ltener1a tuos tie Cnu1t !'.ss '
lie ~ " Iheaxo 81 VI tks Aire interests u % =
i 5 - aas S.e'e1 NJ IT. :
glkvA = s1AHi6: Aat:xa<cen r: = 1snss-
csle,xs. srs1:s ::,s. 81. -m1,t:5st
, 1859-08-29
MORTGAGE SALE.-Bv An In

1sl dentare of Moraks arAtak tats :ae foa.<a dA1
December. 4. D. ls., executed ty An + Prx-rs At4
KehecA Porer1, IT BtaIs!r1e. E,asti. non zaxo*s IL
Aih<s1 t. Fay ard s4d,uei D. Far. o;sa1tets un4tx
The aAHe sy,e 1cA .f NJ Fay and tnutranv of Chicago.
Nttaoe. @Ere-ae sS4d m 10 s*tis1c he PAT
nnent " the kd Of The II So ~ are,rr:l
10 etra :os If eJea 1asF win >ad 1eftkaEr Eor tae
sad rayahe :.re months lteE se e. with .ates
St y ec ;7s!, II tea ce annun duly .altsd sid
Ekrs fur eErs, Al T. ,eet. arr!s asa KIN.
~ the Cnuuty & .k ny! stee.n V L!hui4 desnt~i
flnws> IN XII: Tac :Ita -ast 1u4:-e. 4, sAa
southeast gu3r.er ~. mt ahe a4Ab I1A4 Qu1s
ter T.. ~ II u. <lt. eas. 'tl:t"r -, ~ At
sec1!up 10 ls,. ii FnstAp Has,hu fsts-
taret ~ urth n ks:Se NJ: " raAi LIZ l. nj F1nea-
1aI ues.,aa WI sd FL Il nfa T'~er ra.o
of sat n,rrtzaxe prn,-es IN c7.e d&L u 'he p5Etnt
Of sI urtau1: Al! AK r'~-s@rt And
A}e4 for record IN t ot II The l;eiEr n 1 tapnty
Of Boone thc I.t day Il L~.y:sr ~ u l-i, 1ad ~
Defsut hay;:z te-n sla.e III ta Pay :s: Vi the s sGn
OF nooey la i.tree seeuEec 10 ~ PAIL ~ sd zo"k7kr
And there ae:rx ie 1Et urTad M aid c lad 7art-
ea Tie ssd sam IT &-<ds 1l Tie resta ts-ie n tho
ale of:tu ptreeat 1cun toia The f1ca ~ - Deet-
S:ce = therefore hereby esea that ov y!r.=c nf,he I'D
uao1t1kr tho powrr Of Rale therein te un.ki
txnrd n1a:.aScss xsu .hs ltrI Gay IT strteot*r.
A. D. l9 !! oc!ek IN Z. freunoa. n the e".If HnHss
coor tectty n ch!eaE Eoaaty VI toak AID StAiA u
Isu. us.sr fr S,e nd X. :: Iac 41ct7 ta le haess
at4e1 .rr c.a ra4 pssexs e lsaa h~sa aae't
e- and \. u. t aa4 >2''y = ;,ssn.{,u g se 40
unrt[2,,r -Ft4.re!n- ALEEKf i, - aa&
Da:r1 August t. ls31 SAMUEL =. FAY.
co{a1ueEs ua.e1 sty!e AM 3'a u say Ces-
Iii, I'd FULLER i WOOD, Aa.5A
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E0R SALE OR Pant EX
l. tAAE0E
" 90 p Z 4 n. D. &s:'

For sale long time End 9Asy teEa 10 tbs buyer the
Suburban HeaiAence Of ELISHA BAILEY Etaaaed on
City Lna&s, eantA:ncg and ball le4 n Land. a;d
out III the bstfu uanner Eto Flower and
FraR tcl Ornamental Tree1.
large Huu.e Gothic stY1e With Orial bxy md Ftench
wDjuws commanding pe1snEt Ako lxtKt Barn.
ariase House. and good Wells Of Water. Inquire II
Metropolitan Block. and Of ia AARsha1 4 DeA1 on
atrrft ny Addnens p kHr &ef.8M.d{S9
, 1859-08-29

CNOW'S SEM1N NARI-Se. o73
~ uufna stsAea. verh DtvtAcn Tae fetn schnol ycaf
viii commence Morday, September 5th> 1S3. bale az
Female Department SEPARATE. fsces OF tnfua hsve beeh
saalal;;5m D. 7. SNOW. Principal
, 1859-08-29

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Pua&e Notfce s hscby tvento ii pseera ia,srs:st
that undegAe1~d Er3nn[s1 tfT11ed By the Cbr1
moa Council u tle ely u CkiaFo to sase-a tle sum
l3hseen Thousand Foor HHndre4 prlat1 sis too npo3
nttd By AAe.dsazins Ea'ssed Hve< f!.n Harrison s.e,t
2 Cheato aecare Ia :oss'Ees xtn o.ae.,
IN Tie Court Iense <.e st i.y Ct spseneef aa 4
TIA hou. os 10 4Iset ~ IA. tc ru.foe at Es< saI
, 1859-08-29
81 Marayillk! Maravilla!!' Mara

cTy" MaravilLk. MaraVllla!!' MAra-
%1la,-T1.c n,n: W.. ArfaI rrr;afs&m known for n
struggling Dauasua tuvirs Da.cneAA Relieving xick Head
eeas rrereutag The Hair from Failing Out and Producing
Cu.!s S,:s sy A!l rcspeea.e 3rESsa and FancT Goe&s
lralers nAl by the rr'pFiesots- l.ice 70 centa.
CHARLES ENNEsT 4 90, NJ Aaitcn Lane, +. r.
" Will acoo1r.is. III t5at il c1ned for It, and ops
t.sA 1ss lc loss OF r.r they viii yos.
Na1ayshA. !
r:L$m-:hls J, N. EEADsTREET. =; B,oadw.y. NJ.
~ Those who are Curious to
~,stAezs liz wonderful pe.feenn wheh 4. Ohsval4t
t4s VAnsxrr X Iaaiclore n J haz brought the ma1s'
fstnEc & H:a anc Ttcpc<s. nrtad to vdt HI VIZ
aud iis D;ax ion,aA II No. TteaoEt Flock and <11a-
tac.G cr,ipu p,o.ucie: u a. No scrutiny 2n d.
Ice sht A.a. fu,a TIL ra:arl xheo adjusted 10 Ut
Lead de6ly
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NASTEfE S-AIE.-State ct fffl-
w nats f;sk Cs,ua.T %s.t nht tf"i "f ~+'s -.
TtE:un IT NeeAAIl'- lxn-Ort,r = ~ Aa1Fea3 e.
st.n. i A.. he 1t ~. E:artts j. Thi'os ~
puaac LAX Au1.oy gwen hat l. l. e. iAG1n FiFf.
Murr hIu.,sy 1t t,n ,.u.y. .s1 Il puEs"-t'' q
dretr.A ctr etrrrd In th. ats', tn.t~l 5-s n4a ~
nrt.i, II, ,t,,u i. ut II ;s n"th .se
# dc Cou,t House u the ~ u t'h:-t<: =. taN i!ta
tay q srpl.:nle D. la~h - 20 y" ~
IN ~ -, hr u..lf- se <i ;y-s { !cai tNtHF 10
fot D,a:a1u vi II u :a Sii; af htt No. ~
i,,a,!4 knrx1 .e>k s4l 81. lazy ~ I'D hlnt-
ox 81, ii = * t'.r IL <ak a.tEaha. via 'Ae 3As>
L.i. PAINE fnEEA
Mater IL c1..ce:J Vi et"k ,!.V;
C.tesko. August II. ls>ss !F&a@e!a
, 1859-08-29
rT,TE nF ITTTOE. COOK

CT.ATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, S. -sr74rs,r t.ust 4 fS!'t1-a->tEsfa'-
4<r Tr1n- ia ,h.s.<<1 I'D vi ssa'yt J. Aesf.
Executors, + tEr l.' ~l i t.+ta.tr r. ~ "sfTr
tt-t-as- ,rt&t. IT,. i'm ~Fr hl-. VIZ 1"-
,xun s. sen,or, aa%er li,eT .l"t4r, W. Ja, VA.
th,rt,s ~ Tn e. r he-sael TT 51aSJ
and .u t,.i = Hta..-lu t.A. .crS.
4 j, ltrl' E..ia- s hf t'r f'tFs'iaIF"
.hrr ,x,cu h,tt n y 4.r -s3:.,m lfse ~ tEnt
trxr,s - III i. ,t.,- w Hi:'l Il. tnA
..hcr II lar Il &A rt.t of ttAkh- NJ
t., !. !ca = svr, = TX u i. lst - 1'::t-'n t44t
3ryrNs1 L.! .nl -1.'t,t ..i,r ry*@-"rs II u" Avt
4,l Ala. t4rt 4 .,r ltI ~ '!ss vAs' At As tp4A-
rLn4,> tcr ~. ',s 'u;'4Et "A -ad t"i'i M :'s
th.ncrry .,r ts ~ NJ: 'e~ 4@f'd X3e
'ttTrut nj 81 -+hs'
aLan.s xAa Eefarn I1 on ~ sr< NLA.atnt
s-lt, III .te stAt, l-'s. =. -. -4N :~lE!ir'i
!, ~ s}al par-
" uG.y bt s:l .}3s.s r. To-" TAD IL s''ists' =
l,a It ,As t.t 3F-t ~ " r tf.t 1efft
thxr.xI 10 t au..ee .AI l1III} rn'!s NJ.
il, Il .rsru.- l-,. an =" -i.~rr " :se ~
tbs - eorut Ia Iii u suiaHt he 'aas 7a Wv
matters IL. s4st'! * 'Ath
~ crrhrs+s aud e-1ve e,te :ed at>s IA AK *f& -
11' f'-'@ wtLTrr. K.MuALf. t'rrf
, 1859-08-29
Gorporatiou Rotltes.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Pubac xesicsi is hn{tp hvsn to all p@+oe 4pE+st,
cd thls the undxsikast Gnm~snaH. appunttaE ~ &hS
Cnennn counc4! Ut Lie dir f Ch1ctS5l tt4
q Thrrs aatred anA Elshy pollazs ets,l upon ~
rr In the s1ush Division b him detle lf<nts-@
" Filling Rng8cH acc. frn The wsss G:se u l"u.4
a,enae xa&raIi s!sh'y fsst als luEtAs ass9st irs1
eistyiwa ftrt Will bt At No. In The Cunlt Hnut
The 1T day Of September = = ths hD1f af ecse4
- q. III. CRAY.
S"pt. Special Assessments aud C,'slnls!'n
Ebte,~o Any7,S s.jh 131 aus+ b u it
, 1859-08-29

C1.r CLK1xs uyY1-K, ChlcaSo, H., Aug. 70. ts3.
Fu.r. y k!yx thai ti'a tuaiIun Ct'IE
have ASIDE ~ hs ca,:lclat. ~ fEn~s; 0H
the %ItL VI sA4 ssrr-t, f~ul Hlua Land aFfs;H
Il, Il. u~a in 'hs WsrA tss six fct ride II
iuc! t.:x Id b<!. s ut lisa LIN BY .hsh "tE
,.lst IT, sta etsta 1!c1 Il trtwstI
them -, a. i, f;r-n xrAle. -. a.. ...... .
Np~ Mill b. Constituted In The nana"s
rpausrr.l The n4ne- relative dr ~a4kA t+faEs
tAr m ar Of sxssnnre. t,3l NL l.. trAIt tr LIZ Htt.G
Cuam md ths 1Ac..xl un tvs iIsutc7 easJ-
bic thcJeNI.a. |
aul5 III H. kkE4@AlAIs~tVI IsEk-
, 1859-08-29

n
csgeso, Ass1a a.sa- 15as: t:tna:aiot
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Pntde Sak4ce = ks1sbs Eir-n 4 nj reftoos tasTssd
thA he nndss,ixnei Comrs3sces afstattt By e CH'i
nan Eouue. pf me rty Of 'hcaEr. 10 the s1n "
tke Iat,sd ana Fint nAzIA tei9ol upon th1 RAJ f1H
In tie WeA Dvilo1 by sm tee.as.. :e+ss.*t ,:
q he CMy Limits. viii t~ II No, In iSe lou13
uou.e GA The day uf SEPTEMBER. ls9 II 6e 5nx q
mrSt - G.M GRAY
supt SPECIAL A.-es 1oeats sad coz1s!.s~sts: j
, 1859-08-29

TEA, COFFEE. SPICES, FAN
cs nd ci"9ee 7'ba1SE Is: CO. - p*s,es:< 1ta
, 1859-08-29
rONN1SSJONERS' NOTICE. -

~ Public Sties il he.eby xiscn 10 al 2es~oEa !nset
e.e that TIC uneet F,d Cun.a,ssstonrs. Ar}s'.r-1
The Co:nnn Couscl VI ths c1S, Of thicsu = as+s ~
rs lt4e,, u-'n the ra csle in the S1tA u1s az
b, the ar4lltt hrrs~I bY kr.. curb a md EFAsck
ih& 1iu~h 4sctt fnsa Norh Nstkr tt>+t y LH49k2A
Will a. k.A M III Tie tllt IL H1s- "a Inv
10:E dAy VI September: s53 ii Tie hour ." - lck X
fur tke pu.rQsr u Il lktaE ~! asr .su.crt,
'e1 ~ GEO. N. GkA",
+, i. Gk.t'Is. CuE rs /,
EIlA5. hLEMM. /
, 1859-08-29
TEFFERsON HIGH SCHOOL,
n r.. I'll.

- For Mics md Females. No. lp Vest Aonsos rrseS
Chicago III. This next term ~ eonnenca A~ndaF sept
orne1 West u A.dson ana Jtief q ests Of sddfsss
eh,eako References w. Y. Patton J. ". Fesi4
II contuently recommend As. H. Z. liea ny sueosaf
su11Ta5 A 1DsA IN GLEASON
, 1859-08-29

There are other topics upon which would
like to speak upon. On that cry which men sec
fl for their owa Interested purposes to utter,
that the Republican party il. unfriendly to the
foreign-born citizen. shall not speak Of today
except simyly to say here, that ! brand 1t Us a
falschood. Ny own course is before yon. No
nun can point to the act or word Of mine which
has not brea,hed the hrsadest spirit of iberali-
~ and freedom for all, without regarding the
country from which he came; and here pro-
test in common with the Republican party,
Against against any such discrimination Us the
Federal Government has lately proposed to
sanction, in the cass letter. while also protest
imposed by law In the States Of South Carolina
mud Mnss achusrtta
, 1859-08-29

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Public Notice Il hereby given to al Eerscna asts
e4trd that tAe under. nd Commissioner AvPocscd by e
ummon Council Of The EFT Of CL!e 20 to the n
scseItten Hundrel and Eafhty Doars, ~: 800! up'e
ntt~ ty The curling Aal ksrnk u Michigan tr4
Like 10 E4Ldu2h .tree xtt meet At 1uon No.
liz The Cou. Iur. the stn tlT n st: t:uoe: f9 \
The hour u tn oocx fE the purpose Il raaksn- =
Ast.s,1rut, GEO. GEAi,
+. "a. BRAGG, CONF !
Il, W. Z1AAEAMAS.}
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Mails,

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THB NEW YORK OPTION.
DOMESTIC. North bany, Buffalo aud Canada. p M
Wes,ern mail ffis RRSji AN .nds 81 ?. Il
South and southwestern
Eastsin mali BY railroad s 4 <. s saS \
!" By steamboat ......S T. "
SUNDAY MAIrs. On Sunday ali msis close at This oace
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, Wis Panams satur.
The Overland Mali for California leaves s, toa,,
every Monday and Thursday, at A. N. Letters
Ses,gned for 1t should b. marked Overland via
e. LAKE CRY The Mail from st. Joseph c6o) to Sal,
Lake city, leaves st Joseph every Saturday al
SA;M letters should be marked "oversnd
SO. FAOrTo..by steamer, via PanArix, Eatur
HAvArA.....B By steamer Cahawba. Saturday, Feb.
anKroo..... New orleans by assmshp enneses o.
placed the ocs At ae% York ss days pls
vious 10 the above date)
EURoPE.....By steamship Arabia from Boston,
close here Tuesdsy Feb. .....12A and P. NJ
10 No steamer will leave here for Europe
BANANA IsAEps On the day after the arrival of each alter
Cunsrd packet Mt this port being once month,
mails for the bahama Islands 70 Sc landed at
Nassau N. r.. The United Ss.es postage will be
i've cents per half ounce on letters and two cens
on each newspaper. N be collected Ia all eases In
the United StsteR. on those sent or received
TIM OF CLOSING AT rHK LONDON OFFICE
NDIA....The Overland Mall closes follows-via Mar
Via Southampton 4th, lzth end 18th, touching At
Gibraltar, Malta, Ale1andria, susz and Alden.
n Mnr 1.a on the Oh and 18Th Via South
AUSTRALIA Via narselle. and Sue. the 10Th Via South
x ampton and sue1 ian.
8RAzri-.. Via Southampton the Oh of the month
~ When The date Of making up the Indian Austa
mails at London falls on Sunday. they made up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

MCCoRMICK's REAPER.-The patentgranted Janu-
AIRY 81 1916, Cyrus H. Mccormick, for his reaper
PRED the 3st of January, 1852 The Commissioner of
Patents overruled motion for extending the patent,
the ground that the patentee has been sufficiently
nerated The manufacture OF this useful agricultural i'm
pement is therefore, thrown open to all who may wish
to engage therein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

NEANTIILAS SHAWIS &C
M IMPORTATIONS FOR SPRING, 1859.
The subscriber calls the particular attention OF
JOBBERS AND WHOLES ALE BUYERS
TO his large mporons the ensuing season. comprising
most varied collection of the latest designs In
BRUSSELS LACE MANTIES, POINTS and SHAWLS
tHANTlLLY and PUSHER do. do.
SILK and LACE MANTIII.AS
RAGLANS, BASQUES and BUSTERS.
HAVELOCK, OAMEaUX and STELLA SHAWIS
ether with attractive and elegant variety of his
manufacture copied from the most approved Partisan models
the whole forming the largest and most comprehensive
ment of these desirable goods offered in this Market and
prices 10 meet the requirements Of the closest
JOHN BUTLER
70 Chambers street. doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
Movements In Real Estate.

BY. a. j, BlteCKer, Son z Co.
Front street-Store property No. 105.. ...s 1s $50
Pine street-Store property No 3S. ......... $500
Blocker street-0ne house and lot No. AZ. 49,. l5oou
Blocker street.-The house and lot, No. 46. ., i2lnn
Twenty III sts-Four story br house and lot 3O5W 1873
Third av., N. w. corner AID st-Storc and lot 49, 6325
Forsyth street-0ne house and lot No. So , g. 81
ihty -ist st-S story and basement brick, $685. $500
BY Adrian H. Muller.
House and lot Hester Allen ss 5Ox75 SO 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

NHn'I'n Ioui WIS urn, VIII sacs OF IUU z0U bUIs,
closing within the range Of figures. Southern flour
was in good demand and saleabe at better prices The
transactions embraced about 100 200 bills, within
the range Of quotations above. Rye flour frmer and
sales about 200 bb reported the above range
Of prices Corn meal was in fair demand, with sales
ported OF about 700 bbs Jersey and Brandywne at the
above range of figures. Wheat irmer, while the
sales were limited to about 5000 bushels, including good
white Michigan at 81 80 and prime to choice white Ken
lucky at 81 Go 81 40, with some other los of West
ern at p. t. Corn rather armer, while
the market was quiet and sales limited at 1890.
Soc for new white Southern and Jersey, prime
Pennsylvania yellow at &c., yellow Jersey at Sic aud
Western mixed at s6c Barley ranged at from 74c to 81
for common to choice lots. Rye was quiet at soc S5c
Oats were quiet at Soc Coo for good State and at &C.
64c for Western and Canadian.
COFFEE The market was steady, while sales embraced
zoo bags of Rio at PIT.
CorToN.-The sales embraced about 500 bales closing
without animation while prices in store were unchanged
Dealers disposed TO await the receipt of later foreign
news, due by the ASIA before doing much. The following
is statement of the movement in cotton since the LIST
September compared with the nreyions three Years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. ID r n.
Ass-The market was quiet, and sales limited at $50.
for pots, and at 5Ac. fer pearls
BREApsruFrs -Flour-The market closed with more
rmness the part of the lower medium grades Of State
and Western brands The sales embraced about 900
goo bbs closing within the following range OF quota.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

GENUINE LINEN GOODS
" Barnsley and Irish sheetings ami pillow linens of first
rate makes width warranted at prices that be
honorably undersold
Tablecohs and table nens-A complete stock In cloths
every size and by the yard from brown suitable for
kitchen use. TO the finest Barnsley double damasks
Towengs and napkins of every kind first rate goods 10 the
latter at 81 50 per dozen.
Russia crashJust opened, bale OF extra quality wide,
heavy and fine, at l2cH per yard.
Linen cambria unsurpassed assortment
suitable for ladies' gentlemen and children from for
constant the finest descriptions Shirt bosoms Of all
kinds also wristbands and collars together with al other
descriptions of linen goods at the lowest prices At
THE LINEN STORE.
7z3 Broadway, above Astor place, east side
j. O. MIIIIkEN i CO.. Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

RECEIPTS BY THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following is the report of live stock brought over this
road for the week endng Feb 2Catte l09S Sheep 603
hogs, 1912; horses 45-total 5,65S head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
and there but few In the today Sales
have been Ut from 81 "a 81.
The total receipts all the yards for the week fol-
SWINE

Are higher There received the Western
yards only $40 head and the city about 900
ranged s7c Tor corn fed and &C. 6c for other DIES
crpions The receipts the Hudson drove yards
of Thirty seventh North for the ending
were-by New York and Erie Railroad 234 New York
Erie Railroad via Bergen, So Hudson River Ralrs d. 24i
Camden and Amboy Railroad l2S remaining from report
l4 total us ofwhich were sent to Foeh yards,
1853; sold 4575 left unsod 807-ota 6l36 Actual
ceipts from all sources, 4,76l
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts OF all stock the wards were fol
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. @ 1875

BEEF CATTLE.
In of another short supply Of beef cattle bro
kers resolved among themselves establish advance
quotations about half pound Butchers
forward freely Tuesday but staggered by the
further Of half cent and determined
not to submit thereto the sales Of Tuesday Ia
significant this Buyers astr early this
ng also but holders Just firm AZ on Tuessy they
brokers 70 accept last weeks prices bu, this they dis
quietly awaited The issue. When purchasers became fully sa.
used thai was utterly Impossible 70 buy at their own price,
and purchased at fully half a cent higher than
last weeks quotations The average quality Of The offerings
S1e Wholly The @ dung ss pss may Week. k
a o YORK. ysg many sR 5 a q
s whnee g s ' e ans are s thus srssn
SeTe Were os sod aseq 49, head At about
demand at prices rosnsns nom e 70 loc chan6efns
yards for the week have been EN- as G follows
I M3sn,ns,Ss oosss%ossna.-le,
The prices current in the city today we're as fol-
lows
ofs SqSy
p,. quality 90 Ses so GO 6 Sas 90 500,
il ar. sSSs S Interior Is SSs 50 50
6 61sn quality IL GS%sn e.
FRS. q,aly 81 cc "':s % % Common amasoo
Ordinary go . % Inferor........ soa $50
First quality ..6,Sc 7c. Other quatiies &C. &c.
COWS AND CALVES.
The market very dull except for choice mh cows which
in demand slight prices sales having been
nade nj $50 so The total receipts at all the yards for the
week were AS follows
wuhngton Yard 2i7 Brownlr g's So Chamberln's, So;
O'Briens 81.
VEAL CALVES
Are IN moderately active desnan ~ unchanged rates The
receipts are light and they se nearly fast they arrive
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Are and wanted advance Of about &c last
t.ks quotations. Salsa arc made "a fas. a. the eGegngg
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Inc transfers ordered are as follows
To Treasury Of the u States Washington DC 100000 90
To Assistant Treasurer San Francisco CAL ee7 500 20
sl,o97, 500 90
From Assistant Treasurer, New York. ~ Y. o7o 500 90
From Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, La. 1900 90
sl,075, 400 90
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A + DE PERCFvALs 6T BROADWAY-AIL KINTF
a Of French embroidery To order initials for
table linen and bed slothes scoopng. silk embroidery &c
transferring laces done up like Ladies' and chdrent
under garments alwsvs on hand and made TO order.
FIXED FACT
a THE WOVEN SKELETON SKIRT,
with patent extension, the ghtes durable
SKIRT In the market The springs the
not rip 1t Is sold at the price ordinary SKIRT
and wherever introduced has been appreciated by the
None genuine unless stamped the .swoyen skirt
Patent applied for.
H. DOUGHTY, sole agent % John street.
At DE- PERCEyAL's. eS7 BRoADwAY-srAMPEO sM.
"a broderfos OF every description wholesale and retail
stamping TO order in the neates and most perfect
manner embroidered Jokes Of different kinds new styles
ladies' night dress yokes
EvREDERICK MAYNARD,
II Manufacturer Of
LADIES' SILK DRESS BUTTONS TASSEI.S, &c,
20 Cliff street
large assortment suitable for the jobbng trade constantly
hand.
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The total receipts Of all stock all yards were al fol
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61O O0n WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN OF
@IU.UVU. business ability and habis, an interest in
good Wholesale mercantile house In New York city Best
reference be given and the above named cash capital
his nmand Address b. G., box 3296 Post office. The
Of parties making locations will be required In full
together with the nature Of their business location and efe
renee.
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ApIES' AND GRNTLMENs CLOTHING WANTED
~ py he piece or lot and 80 per cent given than any
by pnncuay attended 70 H. 1884 Seventh avenue be-
wesn N,ne'ecnlh aud Twentieth streets Ladies attended W
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&1O O0O WANTED TO INVEST, FROM ONE TO
DlV.VVV. ten thousand dollars, as general special
offering reasonable Inducements Address, with particulars
Cash, boz 100 Herald Office.
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1TTH vARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE
of the Seventeenth ward under the call of the general
committee Of Tammany Hall, met last evening" mt Smiths
Hall John b. fogerty then elected, by reclamation,
chairman for the ensuing John Ryan and F. Roll
Jr elected Secretaries aud DR. Cyrus Ramsay Treasu
er. The committee then adiou ned to the cal the
chair JOHN Is. FyGERTY. Chairman.
JoHs RYAN Secretary.
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The annexed table will show the the several
deposaries subject the draft of the Treasurer of the
United States on the Oath of Japuary.-
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POLITICAL.

lEMOCRATIC REPUB GENER AL COMMITTEE
- The members of the Democratic Republican General
Committee are requested to attend regular meeting TO be
held at Tammapy Hail. Thursday evening" Feb. 5, at
O'Clock. BY order. ISAAC v. FOWLER Chairman.
NIynt s,u UnnssEtloH' Secretaries.
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THE LECTURE SEASON

DEV. f. II. CHAPLIN WILL LECTURE AT THE COOP.
III Institute before two literary societies. Friday even
ing Feb Subject; Social Forces" Doors open az L lee
peton Co.'s SAG Broadway; Thatcher Il Hutchnsons 52s
Broadway; Raynor Howe Ferry's 70 Bowery; Embree
Jacobs 1874 Bowery, and at the door.