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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
Fires.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14-The Rockdale flour
MILL near this city, the property of Col Geo
2. Kane, was to-day destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000. and insured. 1t was the work of an
incendiary.
New YORK, Sept. 14.-The Fifth Avenne
Hotel took fire this morning, in the basement,
but little damage was done. Supposed to be
the work of incendiaries.
PORTLAND, Sept. 14.-The cooperage of J.
M. CoolorCth, ON Commercial street, head of
Smiths Wharf, was completely destroyed by
fire this evening. Loss $4,000 to $4,000, insur-
ed for $500. j. & D. j. Dejion's boat build
ing shop, adjoining, was partially burned, but
fully insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
Nnrket.-NEw YORK, Sent. 10.


COTTON Market without important change; sales 500
bales; middling uplands at llac.
FLOUR-Receipts 1000 bbls sales 1000 bbs; State and
Western heavy, and 10 Is lower; unsound s325 400;
Superhne State $3.50 q S475; extra State $40 $50;
round hoop Ohio, $3.50 q 800 for old and 500 q 52j for
fresh ground common to good extra Western S4,70 a
490; Southern dull and declining; sales 1900 bbs mixed
to good IS a Sis; fancy and extra $500 a 100; Canada
super and extra nominal.
GRAIN.-Wheat heavy and q &c lowers sales 230
bush Chicago spring. 70 @ Tic for unsound mixed Mich
igan 20; western red, winter, Sll53 new white Ken
lucky l,3O % 43 new southern red sl,2l a. l23:
southern white l,26 q 1885, white Michigan, 81 279
@ 3l Corn dull sales q 500 bush; mixed Yves ern sl3;
southern Mixed S2c; yellow Western SIC. Oats firm;
Southern and Jersey 81 SIC; Northern and Western,
36 a Ale.
PROVISIONS Beef more active; sales $50 bbls coun-
try mess IS 100; prime, 1925 a 515; repaeked Chi
IS a 1880 Pork rmer; sales 1850 bbls, including
1000 bbls future delivery private erms
sl5i@ SIT prime slO3l 1881. Bacon quiet Cutmeats
sales packages. Hams "a SAc Shoulders 73c Lard
steady; sales = bbls at =. Butter steady; Ohio IA "a
Ice; State II "a 2Ic. Sugars quet sales 1000 hhds Mus
covado 81 "a 6Ic Havana, sales 1000 boxes at 81 6ac.
Coffee firm; sales 1900 bags Rio ll4c; Maraealbo on
private terms; Savana III a ll4 Molasses steady;
sales 800 hhds Muscovado 21c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
The FAIR at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept 14.-To-day is the
third of the Fair The books were closed
yesterday, up to which time nearly three
thousand entries were made, including nearly
fifteen hundred mechanical and agricultural
implements. The receipts for the first two
days, including the fee for the exhibition of
articles, was nearly $4,000 The number of
visitors to the grounds to-day is estimated at
fifty thousand. Flora Temple and Princess
arrived to-day, and are entered for the citi
zens, for a purse of $1,000. Fawkes's steam
pillow from New York, and Waters's from De
troit, were exhibited here today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15

BosToN, Sept. IA large lot of engraved
bills in imitation of Haytian currency have
been seized by the police in this city on sus-
picion that they were intended for circulation
in Hayti. The persons ordering them printed
was not arrested there being no treaty stipula-
ton warranting it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
Baltimore Politics

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-The Vice President
of the late town meeting, to-day, pursuant to a
resolution, selected a committee to make nom
nations 1t is composed of men of sterling
character, including tradesmen, merchants,
and mechanics. The city is perfectly quiet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
Alter the Great Eastern.

NoRFoLx, Va, Sept. H.-Ata meeting at
the Merchants Exchange, to-day, resolution
was adopted to invite the Great Eastern to
visit this port. The authorities of this city,
Portsmouth, Richmond. and Petersburg, will
no doubt cooperate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
The Vermont State Fair.

BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept. 1.-THE State
Fair attracts large gathering. The show of
horses, cattle and sheep is very good. Gov
Banks, of Massachusetts, gives the address
tomorrow. The Fair continues through
Thursday and Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15
TNHE PUBLIC ATTENTION is respect
a fully called to the Auction Sale of very large as
EXECUTOR'S SAFE OF REAL rs
for Sale OF a. grt.

NS- SEE FIRST FACE.
o. FARM TO EXCHANG FOR
Maiis REAL STATE IN WORGESTER.-A produc-
s.sA<tve farm. on the Boston and Worcester Railroad,
nVe minutes walk from the station containing about one
hundred and forty of land large nearly house
and farm house, good barn. carriage house and ice house.
&C. having large and fine variety of fruit trees upon
it, and suitable for milk and fruit farm Apply in person
or by letter to
sl3 dtf o. S. SANFORD, CordavilIe, Mass
Two RENT-A nice clean upper tene-
\ ment OF five rooms, No. Is Thomas street Rent
$40 JAMES r. pEIRCE
au26 distf
i ANlES r.. PIERCE gives especial atten
ton to the care and renting of Houses Stores &c
also, to general collecting distf mch22
'TNO LET-The Rooms over the Meat
a Market of Hiram Fobes, Front street, formerly
occupied as Belt mandatory and are suitable for
Boot or Shoe manufactoty. Inquire of
f24 distf JAMES r. PIERCE.
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Slru advertisements,
BY A. E. PECK.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO

AUCTION SALE OF TWO
tf>zzs7.zzsl3 PIANO F0RTES.-I shall at Auction at
x y III Store No. las Main street. SATURDAY,
- SASept. oath, at 10 O'Clock AM One new seven
Octave Piano Forte (Tose wood and ali round cor
ners W. p. Emerson of Boston, Manufacturer. The rep
utatOn Mr. Emerson's instruments have attained for
power, briancy, richness tone, durability of action
and standing in tune renders comment unnecessary.
This sale offers opportunity to lovers of music to
purchase superior instrument at low price.
TERsOnc half Cash, the balance in six months with
good security.
Belgium Call and see them. \. Il. PECK.
SIS dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-15

1.-THE BURNING SHIP A Cantata, by b. F. Baker,
will be performed by the whole force of the COnven
ton, accompanied by Full Orchestra There will also
be given choice selections from the CHORAL HAIR
MONY," collection of Sacred Music, by b. F.
Baker
The exercises of the Convention will be under the di
rection of Prof b. f. BAKER, and Mr.. EDWARD
HAMILTON Tickets OF admission to all the exercises,
including Concert will be- for Gentlemen Soc for La
dies 2,6c. deOdtS30 81
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= first class Confectionery Establishment, Ice Cream
Saloon and Restaurant in good location furnished in
the best manner and now doing excellent business
To practical Coniectoner it offers rare opportunity
as it will be sold at bargain. Apply to JOHN A. NYE
No. Bowdon Square Block, near the Revere House.
Boston. d3t&w2t+ STA
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relative 10 the sale of the property heretofore reported
The real pqrchassr Of the road, ~ report says, ~
b. Bowler ,-q.. who has complied with all be con-
ditions Of the ss~ The bonds required for paymsnta
hereafter to be made are signed BY X. Is; b9wier'
Thomas ID. BarneaI. w. II. Gedgc, Thomas 7. Lewis,
John p. Winston. b. w. Foley, Lewis Collns, janice
G. Gedge, c. b. sanford, and s Reynolds.
Mr.. Fisk Of Covington, in behalf Of ceraiu stoes
holders, died the annexed exceptions TO the proceed
!; ne Judgment ordering the sale Is contrary 70 law
o The Judgment ordering the sale is nequitabls and
the se rot necessary for the payment Of the dee's
when they became due.
3. Becsuse w. VI. Gedge, the cstensble bidder, and
r. b. Bowler the actual bidder WERE a, the time 81
the sale, Directors Of the Company, and IN the mat
ter of the said sale acting against the direct Interest
and expressed wishes OF the stockholders. and they
purchased for their independent benefit
T. Becanse the said road cold for not more than ono
half its actual Coz, and present value.
s. Because the sale not made ia accordance with
the Judgment
Mr.. Fsk proceeded 10 argue the various points pre-
sented in which he claimed 10 give his Argument IN
brief that fraHehise is privilege power to
erain property for certain purposes-snd thai thS
privilege net properly, and cannot be sold that the
franchise n the soul Of the road the vital principle,
and thar Is vested in the stock, which IL the property
Of the individual members; that in each share Of tho
took is portion Of the power which makes the frsn.
hse; and when s the stock is brought together, all
the power Of the franchise is concentrated.
The counsel further contended that the Court cannot
sell this franchise, the profits of the franchise,
the latter Is chose IN action Mr. Hsk admitted thaS
The Directors could pledge the profits arising from the
use Of the franchise, and when the incorporation fails
10 pay the profits 70 the Pledge mortgage, tho
Courts could then interfere, but sell the road.
The only conrse was 10 take charge Of the Road and
order the Directors to account for the surplus and
order the amount 10 be paid to The pledgcc and il the
Directors fail to do ut, the Court could then appons
receiver The cousel resisted the intimation Of the
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Markets-cAswrlr1 Rs,oHrrp .os rns n. =. ra,ses,.

RnPoHrED Sos TN. =. rsissSA
asnEsThs marie. ...ay Il. demand /. fair for Psss -
iouR ANb sS %k rsi a. for w,,, ,,
more active part speeuls.ive bat chiefly for the home sds
= a ssi; u "a y ! ::p;:sa: ss:: ssss
for low grades IS IS for shipping brasds of
IS s aa . ss ..ss co.
s'ssdy the dsnspd nodets .,es Of 20 boil. q ss Ao
Iss hut ss =: s S
bl IS Sa IS IS for superhue Baltimore, te, and no
T., a1 s. ;ss se g
and very .ap.ior 9. 81 Corn Meal IN United dsnsnas
Bsss:e:., Flour ,s:ss 10 s'sa'''.''
ma and W. uSe. .an 10, : % s
so bush Mi~ssiss Club isssS 4. H. H..ss su:S
ias. -: e ,i s:
b: . %s :, S,,%. ss s
s.is: q Sash q fo s..ss 4s.sts e. osa.i
.s .d ne. e. s'sss. &: s; Con- ss::
gSH: Sss s. ss Ell u. X:
for crop Jersey Yellow snd slS>l q for sssshsn Ys
WHisKY--ih- m.Ils sueysns, with A demand, ..Iss
OF 80 bbls ct A4c.
70, the po: part S are Ls:ssa ss ~k
hmns.. without however, sssbishng slvsaesi sss o.
latter i sse'' Winter Ss.sSsa Whale i IL A. ,ssss =
Seie IN casks and IN Sos Kerosene soI Wy g Ne - q
se. by an adv srssmen Bnd,s Co In sneshss col.
Decline believe, owing TO rivalry betWeen the
kerosene Companies, and mot to any ovsrel q slow sale.
this beautiful article ct $780, which three months ~ ceiling
81 Is. CAM IL In limited rsauss u f7e4Ap f1oi&
fROvIsiONs-Ihe Pork market Il ies sesive, ~ e!oss!
ss:i sa' y: ss' re-: -
= s :. s::.. ". ss H. X .. s: 49,
::: sS 10 s e.: !. y s:: -
Do Mes 30 ssees s7i for rrpsrisd hess snd Sii0tn
rea; Prime Mess Beef HAns ass heevy 40 very
plenty sales Of IFS bbs Western SIS Cut Meets 81
pkpy sales Of Green Hams &c. and shoulders 7 Be.
con wanted ssles Of 40 boxes deliverable up 10 the "
January at &c Tor :h0I ribbed Ys fer long and esa and "
st Gales Of 40 bb and cs at 0ote Deseed 4s are
In fair demand and plenty s391ta Bs
Y modgs,e demand :. Pole fof Ohio and lola ~ sss.
NAVAL sTOREs-spints Turpensins 70 n hunifsi nqsst
Chilly reduced rsesj ssIss OF 3gl bbls ju ocehsbb
order At 46 Is dsys So bbs DO. Do &c. 100 Do
prime lot bat not sold In shipping order a tc ~ u.
.ustsins Roa held with Increased hrnDess q
I'll S. having offered the close for sssgs sost ss
however SEQ bb strained have been mad q IL sbevs pFo
u $40 delivered The medium grades GOOD ss ppy and
and krm in price bbs htss and Psjs e o<S6t
I, 40 n. lar Is quiet bot hrm AZ previous rsfes
FIRE CRACKERSWe hear Of sales Of 5000 bsxss Canton
before arrival, private terms.
HiDEs-Ws hear q sale. Of 900 oIesess = IA, nos
40 Buepc. Ayrs'a ''c k" ' cent Loo s''sos Ayrs'
HOPslhs demand continues fair for local u nsiss ss
BAY~Ihs m.Iis srper With shipping demand, ssiss u
SO bales at 15ae0c y 100 b.
con TONThe market has stssdy sslss Of 80 b.iss
Including strict Middnx Upands st le ID feis " ras-
stu 10 Liverpool We quotei
sEwrorx cI!snyrcArIoI
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Ale0ital.
% HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. 20


From The Nesark Mereury Sept 9, lsss Editorial -,
~ TIE GnAsrrSsxxe MspiciYhs guaranteed BY teri
E s:Sis. .as Of the Medical Faculty e:s
given the medicine their approval and
here s1m fasr every
to those desire the personal sdyee The yonsI a
professional advice should call upon him pr srass 20 H.
lar 81 me o disease The ose Of the
tuition 10 .. No ~ fsIk'Tow'
H.,inr examined certificates Of the Grseenbers
take pleasure saying hs. they present h ass y per
and are /, some Of the members Gran6es
Company as,iae. me n saPss'ns the 'p FHnses HALL
cine, E az w0 ssS r q Ss, Cossa' d'
pru,oo. notice. and .e.ipep. h.v. :As.es4 The &c.
that TIE GRAEFENBLEo CoapAaS =, tso,s
IIERNk Tho Ss i've. Of sI womes o The .s ~
~d miserable 70 an eIt.rt only known to Tss.s
G.St s lI or Condition in If Afford. sn:.
them. Beside the local uterine symps0"S 'ne' CIV
Dsrased Monthly Periods
Irregularities. we.kne's-r asntrssC -,.,,.
b'sysaseS M s.:, .ss SS Gsgetersan
Cola Hand. and Feet-Bios..ns:- FsvsxisAass'-
acknowledgements Of tie Hssst-
ss R...a.-. r.-
>''''''s --' Asia stSm.cSE-Ssa.s.~ isestion
n.sas~BdS1ans o islsiiou Of he usriae Organs
Nightmare
x.r,su. rn.eesinsHS.ssiS:
Irritable Is.pss- p ARH
Unpleasant Dresms-Psins IN the Uterine ofgsns-
Nunbness and Pain in the Limbo -
Loss OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of ths fses-
Pain in the Back. = .
THE oRAHFENBERG MARSHALL's UTERINE CA
THOLiCON prepared By educacd phyda.n saa nay
fy depep spon All other propositions should Dc
Lsrs oni1s ro eagy.cn asd pce!se - " 81
haeoa cas Be seen < Greqssore CospenN
No 40 Prykre.r NEG York asd conrsetns rVsTsae" ~
scns "a ne CRY ~ also BE- sftsn at tAS sasss pace
Pyse 81 81 per bosae Zee kstas for - sent ~
<ssa: 1o s.
ConsEIsts1 PAtsieda, Crsgs~oerg CsPs"h e'
Sd PARK.ROw, NETWORK.
On ~av be eosssed o. ~ ten'
rosas tAs Gysenbery ssfsfses, No u re'""~'
QMes Azure 10 ssd 8 70 4.
cF srended opinion requued BY etser " "us' %
lnclosed to insure reply
nUPUYs CHILBLAINS BALM relieves the
~ insupposble feelings At once bupuy s~',: ION :.
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STATE OF SRw-YoRE,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ALBANY, August 81, 1859. y
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NEW
l. YoRK-sH: Notice l. hereby given that 9, the GEN
eeeding first Monday Of November next the following OH
'e Secretary Of State in the place of Gideon J. Tucker
AComptrOleI in the place Of SANFORD 10 z; Ch9.en;
and Surveyor 10 the place Of Van r. Rich.
mend; ,,y
ssns IN the place o. ch.s. Il Pssen
Inspector Of Prisons the place OF Wesley Baiey
CIerk Court of Appeals in the place of Russell F.
Al whose of Office will expire the last day Of De-
Also Justice Of the Supreme Court for the Ftr. Judicial
District the place o. james hose term OF once
Also senators the Fourth Fifth sixth and seventh Sem
COUNTY opVcyRs ELECTED:
Seventeen Members Of Assembly, .
con and James NoncIief;
One Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the place
One the Marine Court in the place Of Albert A.
Two Supervisors place. Of John r. Bss. aud Pe.erP
All wbose terms Of Office viii expire the last day Of Deem.
The stenon Of Inspector. Of Election and County sny.e.
printed herewith for instruction in regard to their duties under
S S s ye to The e, . Of
men. Of the floating deb, q The sss state e,
Az Acr to submit the People Law authorizing Loan Of
Two Million Five HsndTsd thousand Dollar to po,d. e,
49, ls5s-three- fifth. being present.
The People OF In Senate and
Assembly. do ~ folows:
S.c1IOs The OF the Canal Fund are hereby
rate not Der annum aud
az shall be by the ,sd NOT exc
ssdins eighteen wears from the time of making ,cb loan An
H. Jaw In relation to losns made his
Of tie Canal Fund and the issue and cernca,e. Of
zane are appliiea5e
src IL rponev, realized nv sueb liam n. nna er
A.. ~. nav ,,en of claim s,xin.t m. S.t. nn o,h.r
cIus'eiy " VI dona ran. ~ N. S,s,s sI
lse io, vi ,na,.d nv the s,.,. 70, ~
such canals and oI injury W III GUY VI ns
cor :. b osn a. n, ro o,rsy nntnose rh
Az . - ii;~ x, h,orsJ shonssnd doIlsrs r. b-reb,
ck,. o. ~, o.,rn ,sssnpv on tbe ,srrsn. fths
~ ~ as from H. aid money, within
VI VIC AZ H., pn ,L set hsl tsis eaec for IN
!va on se . S s,.,. snersnsd in The ss, nrsced
~ d of br Interest on m. loan su.
.ps re'yn, ~ ~ I'll l.,on,a nsv.hs nrior
;.. ~ ~ T ~ ,bs Sy.t sprnsi tsx berenafter
10 no sn osctsa for he svneu of the inter.
npsd - rax ;r,s, . .sys;d nav he rsfnpded ont 81
,h n,dreed. ~ ns ssiJ 49, into ,he Treaurv
~s wv 80 80 j. Sh i-anasaS ~ shaI hs 1919
ssC. An snnusi TAX - nerepy 'nPoece sae e w :S
anu ceueetes IN re sone NANNY o. o.he SraS ~sS S ~
snd collected scient 10 pay the interest and redeem the pfh
epai oil the loan neieoy WITHIN eighteen IIo
the time Of the eontIsctlns thereof Inc CompoeI sna ssee
tam ana na' sum neing applied payment OF pm
h,ese., N sne mrs, ave. .ns ~ DC ,h
$50 - Sh ~ , on, az III - 81 n,,.,v IA ioan
be sufficient to psy redeem the principal Of
ssd loan within said period OF eighteen and sha In each
Of hi, State according TO the then lat corrected
rolls 10 his Office give notice of such amor.
tonment TO the board, respective counes
n ali n. tbs duy ofte osTs Of f the r-.nve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

The business of the Clearing House was US, ,ooo,
which lie very large. The Saturday shipment Of specie
is estimated at about 900 Co., The Laekawsnna Kali
road Company advertised to be sold under foreclosure
on thu 18th of June 1860 at the Merchants Exchange
its in,eres. being in default The Money market
continues 10 show increasing care and the supply oner
ing on demand increasing The quotations are with
on, change On call loans the rates are 5a7 ' cent,
the bulk Of Transactions being at cent Paper OF
desirable quality il scarce and Issses freely IN the DIS
eoun, houses at 5S6 6. cent running rom s1y days
70 sx months. There i no csss Of sngle-nAme paper
which is more s9ught after at legal rates than thai OF
The large obbing hor.es Of thi: city, and there Is hs
Of il in the market as the principal house are cashnS
thei. egLt.mOnth bills a, y cent snnum- There
is scarcely leading house in the trade when nae NOV
abandoned the longtime system of credit, and the
shor1redt system has placed joboers in posi-
ton to anticipate very generally their payments.
Aesus. Raynor & Blackwell have cold 'S4 feet
north side Of Ope-huDiredsndtwenfy-t street, /"
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The prevailing dullness in the Dry Goods trade, al
luded TO in our last report, continues without much
abatement. There is movement, however, among
the larger distributing houses to take all job lots of
goods that are pressing on the market, which may be
desirable for the opening trade in December The job
lots Of light prints have all been cleared out and very
few can be found in first hands, while the stock Of
dark Prints is rather oppressive.
The prospective demand for Spring prints has led the
printers TO make large contracts for the gray cloths
and notice rmnese in the market and SIC. is
generally demanded for standard "a squares, and very
few Of the lower counts be bought old prices.
The demand for woolens has been met by some Of
the manufacturers who have produced sample webs,
and We hear Of very large engagements for the dev-
cry of goods during this year and the early months of
1860, at satisfactory prices.
The aggregate trade of this month promises to be
very large, particularly that of export the shipments
of the past week being over 900 bales.
Importatons of plain Cottons for the week ending
Oct. %, as compared with previous years, have been
as follows: .r..r ..r
1857: 1883: 1859;
For the week. .........u... Su6l5 t62oss s4oo
Reported since January L.. s24oSSi slSsS sSs2sI
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Ocean Gteamers, 81.

1T q. NJ. Steamship OCEAN QUEEN, Capt.
NJ G z ssasgTy for soCTHAMrToN and hAyhE: WI
ATuEDAy Nov. with Msils Psscnfcrs: aud Specie for
kaslsnd and France The VANDERBILT follows ON New IL
= ID. TORRANCE, Asest
Ne. Bowling Green. New I srk
COR SAVANNAH and FL.ORIDA-The Aneri-
Atlantic Screw Steamship Company. new and f.veS
ksvc Per Ne 70 n r. THURSDAY Nov. 10 =, O'Clock
H Pssssee Ssvsnnsh With Unsurpassed
ala rbroasA icksA New Orleans tss Is. Mobile tsS
ks.t~omery eS, Albany Ga. s% Columbus SIS, Atlanta
"a Eseon s Aususa SO Ao TO principal places in Flods
$500 yea Hrrxh 10 foot oaehal.
- e~nt No risi tsj en- under f2oa Apply 20
- s H. 4. CROMWELL 4 Co, Ne. 81 West-st
y7e MONTGOMERY, VIM C. Berry, Commander, succeeds
q THURSDAY, Esv. II, ass'eieek-
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feet sass Of Sixth avenue by half Of The block IN
depth, for s, $50 Also. Bot east side Of Brcsdwsy 10
feet south Of Forty6t street 40 feet front, = feet
rear, and an average Of 81 feet in depth, with two
story frame building on the lot for < 400 We report
the sale of six lots north side of Eighty fourth street,
275 feet east Of Fih avenue, al sco per LOT, by A.
p Lehman. John McClave has sod four lots on
north side Of Thiry-fourth street, loo feet west Of
Tenth avenue for sle,Oco. Also, one house and LOT
on north side of Fory-ifth street. between Sixth
avenue and Seventh avenue Tor 800 ALo, one 10:
on north aide Of Thirty street. l25 feet east from
Tenth avenue, for 81 $50. The Subscriptions 10 the
stock Of the Brooklyn Central Railroad pro-
cceding very fayorably. The road, understand, Is
already earning dividend upon the portion now in
operation. II has possession Of Que of the most val
uabe routes in Brooklyn, and the business must
largely increase in another year.
The Controller has issued advertisement for bids
for $3.50 eco of Cro,on Water Stock, bearing = cent
interest payable quarterly, aud the principal redeema
bic the lst Of October, 1872 Bids viii be received
for the whole any part of the stock, and viii be
opened at the Controllers Office the LIST Of Decem
Der, 1859.
The quantity of Flour Wheat, Corn and Barley, left
at tidewser during the fourth week in October in The
years 1858 and 1859, is as follows:
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4,742,@
Dsc...l,@l,T

By reducing the Wheat to Flour the quantity of the
latter left at tidewster this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows falling oft
Of 2, 900 go bbs. Flour.
The receipts at tdewser of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening of the canals to and ineud-
inn ths 2lst nlt havs hnan fnllo,cs.
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Receipts u Rrsdaee--Nov. ,, 1879.
TorAL ALE TEE RovTrs-s< Tn teh fsus ~ -
heat az bash Rye 1900 bosh Oss, 1t69 bsah bssky
ss 80 bush Mas Sbs Corn Mssl - ptsI Rssvsers
10. pha Whisky, SO phss. Lard
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BAIfixosH, Nov a-fLopR Cruz WHAT hssy 49, ~
&c osyO bnsh White It 81 0a 81 -; Red 81 1s@ei@ SAs
jrl s.d uass.se,c. Pnevisisss qs!st wS'saS fiss~s
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Dec.... 100 Inc. 90 500 Dec. 6oo.so Dec. $500
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
dewster from the commencement of navigation TO the
3lst Of October inclusive, during the years 1853 and
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