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-DROOH YN II,EMS.

KINGS CouSrr PoLrrIcs.-The Democratic nOm-
rec .or the Assembly IL the let District, comprising
the country towns, ard the Eighth, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Wards OF the city, IL Mr.. Andrew A.
Meyer, formerly Presiden. of the Liquor Dealers
Association, instead Of joseph Wilson, as heretofore
stated. Martin Ksibfeisch was elected delegate to
the Judiciary Convention, and Supervisor Garrisen
as alternate from the same district.
In the I'D Ditrct, two candidates are in the field
for the Assembly, both claiming to be the regular
nominee, namely, CHARLES Kelsey and Francis p
Leslie. Fraud is charged By the latter party. Two
sets ofDeegees to the Judiciary Convention have also
been chosen in this Distric:, namely, Solomon Ii.
Noble, Delegate, and Lawrence Hanly, Alternate;
and Martin Shea and Charles Franks as Delegate and
Alternate.
VIZ. II. Peck wa selected a. Judiciary Delegate
by the WITH District Convention.
In the Nth District George G.. Herman wa chosen
Delegate, and p III. Kenny Alternate.
Judge S. u. Morris publisheda card yesterday in
VIII oh he announced bis determination to run as an
Independent Democratic candidate for District
Attorney.
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barkipg perpcsss- Sts'e s. are bold at io'l. vSe
iO3 bid. Treasury Notes No heavy tot oeae
discount for ila5i cent Notes, and 2 oest pre-
n ium for v cent Noes
The following are the currency. land warrant. saA
specie quotsoss for the week corrected for a. frsa
N. rate current at ths Baking Office OF ThsnPssa
Brothers.:
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CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-The report Of the Cattle market in
another column shows a most depressed state of
thngs-worse yesterday than the day before. The
weekly supply of cattle being larger than in any
week for year. is the Legitimate cause OF the de-
cline which is equal to fall of one cent pound net
upon the rates of last week. Nothing but extra real
premium fat Steers brought over 10 cent, net pound
NEw.YoRK HARMONIC SocrTT.-The annual meet
ing Of this society held at their hall at Dodworths
Academy, on Monday evening, when the following
geltemen were elected as the Board Of Officers for
The ensuing year:
cmmnS seoODa vice President, jaime. B.yls SecIetAry
WI. a LivpgtOn Financial Secretary w HshT Tan
." co@ni,,c- jane. Altman 0h.Is. Tucker J. r s5sS'
Castle; Base Committee, John IT, w oVa J. L. .0inn
d. q Prince. }. ii. Todd Conductor, Geo f. BFi''0w'
The annual reports of the Secretary, Financial Sec
fetary, and Treasurer were presented, showing the
Society 10 be in fourishing condition. Mr. Brlslow
lss composed for this society neS cantaa entitled
Praise to God" which will probably be produced
the coming season; also, other large choIa works
Tx C,IEBRATIos AT WEST PoIST-Gen. Scott
wa to have reviewed the West Point Cadets yester'
day that being the twelfth anniversary OF the entrance
uthe American army into the City of Mexico. Ar
fragments had been made by the Superintendent
Col. Dela6eld, and his hosptable wife, to make 1t
quite gala day, and many persons from this city and
elsewhere had arranged to Temporarily visit the
Point. The evening previous, however, the GenerH
was summoned by telegraph to proceed to Washing
Ton, and started at early hour yesterday morning
from the Point, under sslate from the battery-no'
30 early, however, but that he was before sunfise
serepaded by the West Point Band q, his quarters In
Cozzenss Hotel.
FoR EuRoPE.-Ths Africa sailed yesterday for
Liverpool taking out seventy passengers aud 1894 zoo
specie.
THE FLORENCE NIcHTiSGNE.'-The floating
hOsp.tal in the lower bay has been successfully
tired during the past four months. DR.. Harris,
who has been on board the hospital states that al
though the vessel lie anchored in the most exposed
Situation in the bay he has experienced no inconven'
fence from its motion neither have the patients nor
Attendants. The sniici pated evla which bad been
urged by many on account Of bilgewster in the hold,
he fLds to have been purely imagosry. All The yell
i'wFsver patients received have been cured, with
&seIcepticR Of one, whose body Mas barred at So
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Advertisement
Observation-Disclosures.

The kind Of Broadway FURNITURE can be purchased OF
H. P DgGRAAF, at No 81 Bow-ry, a. about halt Brosd~y
prc., He .npoys bands ard In bis stock for cash
Hs feet deep aud ii, stories high filed from roof g
all qualities Of FURNITURE and MATTHEWS ara
be .aY, allow himself 70 be undeIst BY man
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at least eco perso1s more, and 10 bull which coo.
Tracts are DO beicg solcitAd.
The part taken hy Mr. Pickering and the Montreal
Club has been duly sckrowlet eed by the 81 George
Club bot IT may ne ss vel to add that the mstctes
for the States scet eutirely in the hands Of the
St Georges Cub, ard other be plsyed exec pt
the two aIrsrged VIZ, here and st Philadelphia, but
by Their copsert, ard unGer their control.
Repeatedly youIs, EICHD WALLER
hev- York sept II, l6js Sce'y Committee ST. O. C C.
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Advertisement
FALL CLOTHIN

Good Black Cloth Froct Goats
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats. 70 -
The finest French Cloth Frock Coats. 10 to ~
Cashmere Busints IS Cost " -
Complete Cashmere Business Suits to niach. 70 ~
AT EVANS, Nos 70 and oS Fultonst
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FArAL AccIDESTs.-Fmil s. Melon, 4 Child three
years cd, while plsv wa hs ser No 81 Ma
WecDesd.y fell out q as Ty WINDOW % me pavement.
and vas 'etsy njure1.
M,sTe. Potter otd ~ 4 age sa!J burned
TesdH night a. No 81 as x.lfh in
Der oops c,'ohs Gre from candle which leis burning
beside her bed
Bartholomew Gslsihsr residing Berson street, yes.risy
fell from the 9Th story Of tie n Harris Evu, Co..
no. - Leonard street ttrou sh the hschwsy AID killed.
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TOINANS SrLF NENTILATING SPRING DID aHu
u,r,prss pr,ifes By da Of air from benrsta saf con
ur, 70 snd comfort Dealers and The public ar aVI~d
% examine IL 4: The ufactoIy, NJ. 6IG Broadway
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To.lI. eg9o.s324 40 s12 73S - 90

Total .......... tyy'r..z II t1z - . blI'oz' 70
The traffic of the Chicago Burlington, and Quincy
Railroad Company has been a. follows:
The road of this Company commences 80 miles west
of Chicago, at its junction with the Gsena Road, and
extends 3s miles, to Galesburg, where it connects
with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad for Quincy,
ard with the Peoria ard OqusWka Railroad for Bur-
lirgton and Oquswks. In addition to earnings upon
its own road, the Company receives 70 cent OF the
earnings upon 30 miles between Chicago and the
JUNCTION, and, in computing the earnings mile, y
miles should be added. making the length OF the road
100 miles,
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(Adyertiseiueat

MERCHANTS rom abroad, ana others VIII ma
the PHRsxoLoeIcsL MUSEUM Of FowLEs WELLS, No. SS
Boaaway au interesting plac- 10 visit, contains bus
,Lu. and portraits of noted Of the world TX
osily.
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ALL Souls CHURcH.-We are happy 10 learn, 40
evidence Of the Increasing prosperity of the Church.
that twenty nile new pews have been placed in &
nesly constructed gallery in DR.. Believes Ctur'h,
which will be opened for public service or the 25.h
instant. Christian Inquirer.
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LAW LNI,ELLIGE NCE.
SUPREME COUGR-CB,asEss-srFr. n-setrs Justice
DAVIES.

SUPREME COUGR-CH,asEss-srFr. h-setors Js''es
DAVIES
sANpANUs AGAINST THE CosrROLlAR.
Jane. T. Gregory >; al ar. TIE Mayer, &C.
Some time ago psiuf. Obtained sn orer drrcins -.
CONTROLLER esec'sc TIE plaintiff. ms oTnns 800
forthwi.L. ]. II. Ps.ten f'r pain iiss
IT, re. the apple a.ion Of T. w. kinney.
The peti,iCner averled that whls confined to MS
,sceuc1 u the las ~ consumption on Tuesday nsn'
Officer Wilson dr,red him FROM h bed ios f'un ain aooai
O in da,nopa 500 in money, ane Ill ee wearing sPp.4.
belopsir, 70 himself and wife Kinney applied Tor WY ..
hAbeas cspu' slesins that be ha O.ea s.s. s,
m jucEe sr.ned the writ re;urnabe forthwith Shortly
serxsrd ice oaer entered with Mr.. Kinney il bis custody
The cerstst-d ihA; his prisoner was gel row ,s e
and thai he niorm.on which led TO ne ..pon
bs, be had stolen properly in MS possession and thai w,'
b. ae.'sd HIN and h' E about 70 make CON-
MI sg-ncer the prone ID taa tie older h,d been se'
fore IN ua.s,rs- all the morning but MADE no complaint TX
Jud-, Dean the sae side ceiiAnded Iet.tA % me
TIE oioer in ssrCh OF TIE D iAtoir-y, oJ' ne
J7dse odIet him no; 70 esye me BUILDING "''A Inc p'he
II. officer shorty before the Court &c o1rned and
made retain. in substance the same As Dc hsd P'e'''
The Juds. sid a. there l-sl authority for holdins p.
ehaIse. The Pri.orer tnen allowed - depart
Before Justice ISGs,HAN
IsJUSCTIOS AGAINST THE Ninth AVENUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Geo Birdie at The Eighth and Ninth Avenue Ralro,d Cos
Justice Ingrahsm granted tue spplcstiOn " MI.
& iaHn. =. sdd oaAl rack on souinerly sde OF Can,
street Of Broadway, for IL USE .! hr nna Ayn-e
road Company The UNDERTAKING sTea BY NJ b'ooie eaa
James n. Constable.
DECISioS>.
Thomas Rigpey act. Samuel W. Taln.dge g. al
Motion 20 chsIre attachments granted. with 10 costs oH &C.
3, sor~ Justice CtESKE.
Caths-ioe Ri, --f SGT Hiram Siud~y
The amendments ~ this case not beng numoe'eu'
-. h. received BesiS- the ues he not uur1
ber.d 4. required by rule a. The ps'ty MAKING TIE es-e
cusidrr sunrudneuls and make his Allowance OF dai
L~ance Thereof (see rule sd.
OI GgSyya sISsIONS-SEFr. H-beiofv
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Advertisement
Grand Oneninp of new and beautiful

UrtEu VptHIHR Ut HtW H1u pc"uIIIuI UT
ret. al AspERsoss No. Bowcry consisting Of CrosHey
Medallion Velvet Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets kus'
MAJ Ocoths &C. greatly reduced prices ~ piece or yni
Coods packed free OF charge. 49,
HIRAM ANDERSON, sign Of the large Golden Essa
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BRADY's GALLERY

Has kEnovEo from No $50 Broadway 10 No. efs srsdval
sofper Of Bleecker-st-
fHorosEArHs, DAegHnafoTYess AID Ah1torYrhs.
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lAdYertiseuent.

GAS, GAs.-Gas Fixtures, of beautiful design
end finish viii be the Wholesale Manufacturing
DeIo, q W,aKEE, PLCs Co, No SIG Broadway.
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BRooELYy CRY Court CALESDAR.-Thursdsy
Sep,eub.r l-Nos q D. IS - o. n 49, -, 3d. 81, 81 u, 81
49, S5, 81, %, n, IL, ~, -, A. As, 10.
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STOLEN DRArr.-Willsrn Fisher, a baker, living
IN New Jersey asd y's.1ay BY Ofcer OWNS accused
Of having stolsn craft for ST. belonging William Rt-r Of
No So City Hall place Fisher also accused Of having soen
from another he committed b. Alder
man Smith for examination
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The Court of Sessions opened yesterday, and ad
jouned over Until next Tuesday.
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DRowSLD.-Last evening, colored man, whose
could ascerained fell into the slip Fulton Ferry
in semp jump board the boat and dro ~ned The
body was notified The deceased
eupoy,o board the schooner Lesnos Gilmore lying
M the Eat River.
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Advertisement.
GURNEY'S GALLERY.
fkdvertisemert.l

First block beoW the New York Hotel
PHoToGs,rHs DAGutEREoTyFhs, MINIATURES ~ OIL and
lNoRYTYPEs.
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GROSS CARsLEssyEss On Tuesdsy afternoon
little a'rl Lamed M.ry Lee, aged II years the
81 Cb,tham ard Pear streti by loaded with
starch Both wheels bo3y, akog night
trb and frauIiDs hst rzh She conveyed - the
City Hospital The o~neI and iyen BY Anthony
Kpp He wss arrested by Oncer McGwinn and Committed
10 arsR
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Discrimination Gray, of Madison street, a
ianc-r ws nesed yesterday ctssed with having stolen
greyhound worth go The propIy Ct hchae Cochrane Cooh
alleges tha. be bought the the compound aud
that he stolen om him the 21d instant Alderman Smith
he'd the accused the Of so charge Since
Judge Russell has snhorayey decided that properly
he doc ..teale.s will have 70 be esrtlons
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CRY Notwithstanding the week ending Tuesday
IS patients into the City Hospital ~ dis
charged, and died. Total remaining, 49,
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COURT Or GENERAL sESsloHs-skFT. lt-6s'o'e
Cry Judge RUSSELL. , -,
George kirg pead gully to burglary II tno 'N''N
S.cr-- S,-te Prison two yesrs. - 49, - -. .Li.S
WG.n Fi.cler German plead guilty 70 forgery II nc INA
Sesr.e. Safe Prison three ytsrs , g.. Pic.
Join VII Ian, Plea, ssiy to gam ,sssH! s'a's S''''-
ivy yvsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

The home consumption Of the year was a. follows:
Stock commencement Of i03 93t
Tota supply.
Forpieu domestic cotton. $40
Burnt aud manufactured South ASt-3t94.io
Home use North Of 75,2e
Home South aud Wes.. 1871 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

The Pnen,1 Fire Insurance. Company Of Btookyn
has declared semi-arnua dividend Of 10 ' cent,
payable On demand. Tie 9. y cent dividend Of the
Norwich aud Worcester Railroad Company will be
paid On ard after October !, a. the ollie OF the
Farmers Loan AMI Tlus. Company. The business
OF the Clearing Houfs to day VA, 80, i35,57s There
sas..i isGsai tos S:a.. Ss.ek, .. p.Va.e ss.s far
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CHARGE Of Automatically Officers Mary
att ard Houseworth of the Fifth Precinct, arrested
Charles W. Terwliger aud William Kemp, on a
charge of abducrg the daughter of Thon es A. Pal
mer, residing ct the Of Kent avenue and VII
son street, L. d. The daughter, named Frances,
aged 5 has been acquainted with Terwiger for some
time and on several occasions has been out with him
and Kemp. On Friday, Sept. ., she left her fathers
house, taking with her at some clothing, since which
time she has not been hcme but seen last in the
company of Terwiliger. He lie a spotter," or con-
duc'or, on the Brooklyn City Railroad, and Kemp is
one of the drivers. They profess to know nothing Of
the whereabouts of the girl. They were locked up
for eXhrnin alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

REAL EsTAIE.-Seld at auction, Sept. II, by Adrian
Musr-i o ives. side Of Eleventh 50 feet ueb
100 s25N By A. J. Blocker Son Go. Sept Store ana
lot No 90 BeeEms street. between Gold and elf. 10, 3f and
aislt9, Gil, $50 A.
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REcovERISG.-The young man, jacob Smith, VII
stabbed owds 10 font OF lager beer saloon IN Ausnt
street Saturday nsht is recoyers wa az first supP
tLas mis- iDIures were mortal
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for examination.

BOARD or HEALTH The Board Of Health met yes
terday the Mayor in the chair. Messrs. Carman,
O'Nei and others submitted q commune alton relative
70 the reerecton Of Fsrrsn Fulum glue factory, in
Furmsn street, whereupon resolution was adopted
directing the Corporation Attorney 70 prosecute the
owners Of the establishment for violaos city 9rd-
nance. John Farms, the proprietor of COW stable in
South Sixth street. was directed TO remove all COWS he
may have in excess Of the number allowed by Law,
within one week. A number Of sunken lots were re-.
ported as nuisances, and the Board adjourned for ono
week.
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LIrRoAD AcCfnESr-IIeurY Chevacna who re-

sdes In ChTy street err ued Tuesday las. by
jump from the II srle Railroad when
opposite he conveyed Bellevue
Hosp0l
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LaDi warrants are quite unsettled. aud 70 o.
oro,Afirrs
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AocIDEs1s.--A boy named Bernard McCormisken
aged ned the foot Of Warrington street
Tuesday III. body boy about years OF az
vas nun brick the Atlantic Railroad, nea
C,on yesterday morning and died oil his lnifr
SON hours thereafter.
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TIE INTERN ,rIoSAL CRIcKET M.TcH.-The Ea-
elsh cricketer. are their way to this country
end NAV be expected to arrive at Quebec 10y Sunday
next Their match with the Canadians vii! be PLAYED
on Wednesday next, and on the following Wednesday
thew are TO play at Hoboken, with the Americans
We append LET of both sides. The Eoglishmen are
George PaIr Cafyn Loekyer, Grundy Wi'den, 'onn
Jnvwhite. julius Caesar, Jackson Capenter, DIVER,
Dan. and Hayward TIE names and Clubs OF the
.--;o..n ~ no NAV against them
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THE STATEN ISLAND RaiLRoAD.-The Staten island
Railroad is being pushed forward as rapidly as posi-
bic. very fine substantial bridge has been thrown
over Chestnut avenue at Clifton which will cost about
Al goo. In filing in the meadows, the new earth
sinks two or three feet in night dspsciDg the black
mud which rises up on each side. The nosh."es' era
end Of the road near Tottenville will be equipped
first. that portion has been thoroughly graded and
settled Il is anticipated that the road will be in
operation by Christmas
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Total consumed IN United States.

The estimate of consumption south and wet Of Viz
gins, not included in receipts at the ports for four
years past is as fellows:
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Foe EuRoPE.-Ths Africa sailed yesterday for
Liverpool taking out seventy passengers and s59i zoo
N snecin.
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s In answer the letter sned vo Ad tbss b ~
your nsse ~ msds without proper foundation as to
,t c"5d,iiSn Of the new cricket ground a. a0oGxen
we sS. have perfect wcke,s for the game, w.
rood dn turf perfectly level, and free t''~ '''
lumps. II. .,-c,d IA Is wards, around
bcS ,Sn srs viii be placed and msy be cons,derTa
WnJn 10 eSoe for spectators, which gives ample
room FOR ali the feeders behind this lie. ea'' i For
70 siy rows Of persons can see '1 LII csoabe Of &C.
600 p.rOu. and 1t !: in oooismp aO6
bs Pc epcpct i9r paa to pass under, Tsi0a VIZ s''a
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The annexed statistics arc On EuWNu DIN kIV0
and Grain Circular:
EXPORT Of BysadssS, TO Great Rvris md bSsa[ NJ
Isf September, 1888.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-03
GMads.

a. HOUSE WANTED. One or two good
FHiis HOUSES in this city, in exchange for strictly first
-4zzah class FARM, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FOkIY-THREE ACRES: under high state Of cultivation
buildings of the best kind and sl0nNtwO holr
ride from the city by railroad five minutes walk from
the depot
5000. apply to JAMES BOYD,
j25-eo6t 26 St Paul str ct.
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
ApersOns entirely with servan DESIRE before leaving
for the to make arrangements for the Fall
and winter by engaging several Parlor and Cham
herS) which they will furnish themselves, commodious
and comfortable house where there few or no oher
bo2rdes and in the portion OF the city Ac
Communications can be rendered person commencing
Enlistment of this sort which will diminish the outlay Of
capital at first starting Address &C. at this Office
without delay. je6-tf
OK 000 TO So, 00O.-WANTEDA PART
SO,UUUNER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf, with cash capital of
the above doing good and profitable business Ad
dress II. A. LITTON,
m2itf Care p. o. Box 500, Baltimore.
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SlofRs, Cffgan9f, TT.
TTNION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
j28-H Basement Chesapeake Bank
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
Afaa .t, SAMUEL IL5I,, HARRIS SR, Jr.,s p
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
a ISRAEL COHEN,
jl5-tf No. North street, Qrankn Building)
ENXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT Cuttings,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
j.tf 3 PsB Bal IL q e9 Street
\ NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
ss CorANfs BoNPS endorsed and gn nE for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY JO-
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jlG PURvIs co
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ITO LOAN-S2O, 600 on approved Stock Col
4 ~ Ia.erals Applyto P. H. SYLVAN.
le2l-t y Second street.
4 tITY STOCK OF 1875 wanted by
je2ltf No. q 3f Second Street.
T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
IL prime Business Paper Or s3sk RrI sf With for
ie24,tf "NN 70 6 south south sire Street.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER 4 co,
IeI-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
jeIf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
I NCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- ny PHILIP COVER & co,
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~
jel-tr corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
IL PENDERGAST BROS,
m3l-t No. y Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA 1st and I'd
H Mortgage Bonds for by ISRAEL "a G G0HES
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
4S wanted By KNOX Il co,
ap2Sd Exchange Place.
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
lSmen's Insurance Stocks wanted by ,,,,., =, zo,-
EARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
aplstf No. south street, up stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
apis tt No so ahi street e up stair Stairs.
NORTHERN ST0CKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
y Public Securities in New York, philadelphia and Bos
ton bought and sold at single eomm TSRTIS LEWIS
anl8G No. 6 South street, stairs.
G10 000 TO LOAN FOR SIX OR
lateralS by MARTIN LEWIS,
apis No. South street, up stairs.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
mo. 5. Cuttings 4 CO,
aplft No. % South street.
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
a. apl4-tf JNO. 5. GITTIN GS & co.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
" points of the Union by
apl4-tf JNO s. Cuttings co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
II aplAn JNO s. CUTTINGS e co.
ESXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
IL San Francisco, Call and on P C. BOMBAIIER 4 co
Havana, in sums TO suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0-f n Smiths wharf up stairs.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX 4 co,
aulSU @ Grncer's Exchange.
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T UMBER, SHINGLES,

UMBER, SHINGLES,
- HEMLuCK RAILS, ETC
100000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
75,OOi feet Al and 81 HemloCk FENCING.
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheslwri and
others Also every variety of Building Matea oil Of which
W offer AT luwest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & co,
ap7-tf adjoining NCrfoE StaarIIoat - a',F
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BY GLIB SON d. co
mr. T = y, =, = =, - 49,
Enthusiastically GIBSON l. Co. Auct54reTs
BY WIN. HA MILTON

d. d. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Es,ii LEASEH0LD PROPERTY.-I WILL by virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, sell by
18th, 1889, at o'clock p NJ: N9N-'
, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city, on
the northeast corner of franklin ana Chasworh street.
having 'front.' on the former Of 49, feet and depth on the
payable half-yearly o. ~ W VI ''''
lmproyed by welbuilt and handsome brick DIV ELLING
HOUSE. three in height with pgrlor MASSAGE IT
faStroOm and kitchen On the first floor
The terms OF sale are-Onehaf cash. and the balance in
SIX months, with interest.
j232awgds MN HilTii T0v ,II.,,sstee