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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Broker


The New York Post of Saturday evening says:
better feeling pervades the Stock Exchange to-day
and prices OF the speculative shares 4GH per cent
gher At the close the market is unsettled the failure
OF leading broker having unfavorabe effect New
YORK Central luctuates violently after selling at the
Board as high as slH fell to So and finally recovered to
SO hudson River is scarce and sold after the Board
at 5S cash, with that bid for more Erie closes at 2s
Gazg, harlem l5lal5R do preferred 39q391 Michigan
32s(d32E Rock Island 6lH66lX. Reading was at YES.
erday pce The brokers of the Philadelphia party have
been selling for several days The tonnage the road
VIII oe seen below shows decrease. while the canal is
gaining three TO five thousand weekly At the close
Michigan Central is offered at 81, Reading at a. Gaena
at 6S The State stocks continue heavy Virginias fell
to S. Tennessees to s7A North Carolnas to 96A Mis-
sours close at &c, which is slightly better Government
hves Of 1874 were quoted at the Board 103k asked The
Ves Of 1865 are 1O2 bid 1925 asked The money market
is without change The supply is easy at sac per cent
6&d74 cent, the inside for short bills The
exchange on London closed dull and heavy at l0s4G
1855. j. Van Schac prominent broker in the stocks
OF the New York Central Michigan Southern and Har-
lem Railroad Companies, suspended payment TODAY
The New Orleans bank statement for the week ending
loans and an increase of three ourths of million in ex
change. Specie and deposits have increased
The following is comparative statement of the imports
of foreign Dry Goods at the ofNew for the week
FOR rHr WEEK.
Entered at the tn port 3sS SIS $ao27o4
Entered at the port. $5l662174 s9s $50 500
thrown on market 59,433,232 $50 2l4 500 100
The following is recapulation of the imports of dry
goods for the week ending October 90
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
--1S60-- -lS59--
pkgs. value. pkgs. value.
Manf's. Wool......855 $366,3l 374 1926 052
do. Cotton. 664 1l6,497 253 So 743
do. Silk........ 449 $40 50 81 337
do. FlaN........ $50 107,36l 26s 54O76
Miscellaneous ....1,27S n4,02S Isl 3313s
Total....... 3,se6 SsS621S I,15S 1929 346
The Illinois Central makes the following compar-
son with the business Of the whole Eonth of October
1859:
The sales of land in Oct 1882 s14 1897 90
10 TINS date tins month h............... 237 200 90
Increase of sales es...................$22 $222 1863 90
Cash collections for lands in Oct 1859. 56674 25
Cash collected for this month 121 600 90
Increase of cash. $64 925 rs
FOR me rst three weeks the traffic has been s227 OS2 81
against Sl69 5ll 6S, a gain of $57 $40 So
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Mgnstary ano Commercial Btbistu.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 27, 1860


The Stock operations light again today, the sales
at the Board amounting in value only about $17 600
For Railroad shares the market was dull and heavy
Northern Central closed without sales at $20K bid s2
asked regular way the price bid being 81 less than was
last paid for it, but of Baltimore and Ohio there two
lots of 2j shares each sold s buyer 60 days this figure
being decline of slH, the price paid for it early in
the week. but closed at only $40 bid buyer 80 days No
bid made for it regular way Northern Central 1885
bonds connde to droop, further decline of to per
cent. being established in them today. Sales made
of $4,000 them at 63K and 81 and they closed
at 60 bid G5 asked The only sale of Baltimore and Ohio
bonds of 81 900 1SS0s at S. The extra dividend
bonds offered at TO- but only 65 bid for them
OfCty 6s the only sale made of $500 1865 at
60 but 1S9O closed at 100 bid lOOR asked There
few lots of Bank stocks offered and sales made of
shares Bank of Baltimore sl03 and 20 shares Frank
lin at sl1A.
For the Mining Stocks there was more inquiry than
than there has been for days past, and they
generally somewhat stronger, although there was no
in prices. OF Springfield there were 900 shares
sold at S2H cash, and it closed pretty firm at $2h bid
S2& asked regular way. This Company have We under
stand, within the last day effected sale to one of
the smelling establishments here of about 900 tons of
copper which they have ready delivery at price
entirely satisfactory to the Company This Is said to be
the largest sale of copper made in this country
by any company in single lot This mine, which is To-
Gated IN this State is of the most prosperous in the
country About $3.50 has expended develop
ing it, and the shaft has been sunk to depth of 700 feet
Gardner Hill fell OFF slightly in price, but Guilford was
rather better Sales made of 500 shares former
stock 400 at s. 44S cash, and 400 at S4x(G4% time,
and $50 shares of the latter at s% cash. There were
sales also at the Board 800 shares North State at IL
cts 1000 shares Consolidated 62H69 cts 100 shares
Cambridge at 62H cts $50 shares Deep River 565O
cts, and 500 shares Silver Hill at SO There was
in ~
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SUIT OF A CLERGYMAN To RECOVER HIS SALARY
In the police court, at Cambridgeport, Mass, has
been commenced the trial of a suit brought by Rev.
VIM. S. Babcock, of that city, and formerly pastor
Of the South Parish Church at Natick, to recover
from that society between SO and $50, alleged to
be due him the balance of his salary. 1t will be
remembered that he was dismissed from that church
at the time of the shoemakers' strike. The defend
ants deny that any amount is due him.
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Edgar A. Poe's daguerreotype, in the possession
OF ossian f. Dodge, has been enlarged to life size
in copy taken from it by Cleveland (Ohio)
photographer, and painted in oil by Walcutt, the
Western artist
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Il since January 1st:
FOR THE WEEK.
1858, lS5l
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

m, SATURDAY, Uct. Il 1850.
There nothing doing in Coffee in consequence of the
want OF stock here 1t is however much wanted and it
would sell readily here full rates We publish below
the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder Coffee
brokers, to which We refer fol quotations. &c.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Oct. 20, 1860 ..... 500 bags
Received SINCE per bark "Chase, .......... 4SOO g
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The Boston Courier, of Saturday says:-A girl
named Mary Donovan, twenty years old, died in a
car OF the New York train, on the Worcester Rail-
road, just as the train entering this city, about
six o'clock yesterday morning The deceased went
to New York about week since, where situation
had been obtained for her, but she was sent back
on account of i'll health. She grew worse in the
cars and finally died in the arms of an expressman
upOn the train
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AN AMUSING CORRESPONDENTS.

FRED. DOUGLASS REFUSES TO ALLOW HIS DAUGHTER TO
BE MADE HAPPY.
AUBURN, Oct. Is, 1850.
Mr.. T. Douglas
DEAR SIR take the opportunity to address you
few lines as follows: | have been informed that
you had an onely daughter and that you desired
her to marry a Wright man; whereupon you civ
$1,000 or $40 900 dollars to any respectable Wright
man that would marry her and cherish her through
lle. 1t there is any truth in this report p. s. let
we know and | will marry your daughter on those
conditions, and will endeavor to make myself
agreeable. Yours respectfully,
To F. Douglas. CHARLEs HApP,
Direct to Charles Happ, Auburn N. Y.
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The debts of the several States iof Europe at the
close of June, 1850, were as fOows:-Great Bri-
tain S5,365 OOO France, 50 $50 900 OOO Russia,
SiO5O OOOO Prussia, s28l 10000; Portugal ps
900; Turkey, Sl35 100000; Belgium $780,,
900 OO0
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The PHILADELPHIA MoNUMENT.-The trustees of
the monument in Independence Square, Philadel-
phia, IN honor of the sgners Of the Declaration of
Independence, report that they have not vet de-
clded upon any particular plan but that their gen
eral design "embraces structure of granite of
thirteen sides, resting on base of sixty feet; the
thirteen sides to be united by an entabIature, on
winch Will be craven the Declaration of Indepen-
shatt OF thirteen Sides each side containg a niche,
or space for the Insertion Of a statue
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A SNAKE IN LETTER.-A negress in Chicago as
tonshed the post Office loungers few davs ago
with series of most agonizing shrieks and screams
She had just received a small package from Marion,
and on opening it green adder was revealed to
her astonished gaze. The bystanders soon dis
patched the reptile, and the woman showed them a
letter which her husband had written, urging her
to kiss this dear little pet for me- and take it, and
sleep with it for Gods sake" He also informed
her that he was going to get bill of divorce as
soon as possible. Jealousy of course the origin
OF this domestic escapade
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DIsPATCHING BUsGNEss.-The bark Dunbarton
went ashore on York Spit, during the gale on Fri
day last, and information of her disaster reached
here on the Sunday following. Mr. H. II. Doty
was employed to rescue her cargo, and went ~
work that same night, and by Thursday had every
box and barrel out of her, thus saving the whole
cargo, although the bark was sunk to her gun
whales This is what we call dispatch. We learn
that the bark is to be sold as She lies. of cnmrso
there is chance for speculation.-NorfoIk Day
Book, Oct 27 ~
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A Mr.. Rain de Eye has started colossal theat-
rical project in Paris. He proposes building an
immense Temple of Muses. to be called Theatre
coAnglaise which is to hold six thousand
spectators, and on the stage of which historical
French plays and English pantomimes are to be
renresented
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QUEBEC, October 27.-The full summary of the
Canadian furnishes the following additional ntelli-
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SAD MORTALITY IN ONE FAMLY.-Mr. joseph Mil
igar, residing at No. 5l7 South Fifteenth street,
has lost three children within few weeks, of
diIptheria, and fourth was quite low yesterday Of
boy, about five years old, at which time Mr. NJ. was
resident of Philadelphia. The two others, girl
in her thirteenth year, and boy in his fourth,
were buried on Thursday. The prevalence and ia
tality ot dipthera is creating considerable appre-
henson among parents.-PhA. Ledger of Saturday.
Mr.. WILLIS, in his Hcme Journal, says:-"A
young English gentleman (son of an old acquaint-
ance ofo own in London) was expressing his sat
isfaction to us, yesterday, at having had privi-
lege in Cincinnati which he never could have had
in England-that of dancing in the same set with
the Prince Royal, and taking him by the hand {!
Our friend is of the middle class son of an English
judge, and, of course, at home would never expect
or aspire to such an honor"
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.

Molasses remains unchanged. We hear sales of 20
bbls Muscovado at 81 cs and 800 hhds Cuba private
terms Sugar-The market is dull and we have only to
notice sales Of 40 hhds Porto Rico at SO cts $50 hhds
Cuba at 6h(G7H cts. and 500 boxes Havana at &674
cts Ashes-The market is quiet for both at SIS 25
Provisions-The Pork market is quiet the demand is
chiefly confined to Mess-sales of bbs. new Mess at
Sl9h, and new prime at sl4 433(Gl45O. Whiskey-The
demand is fair and prices have improved-saes of $40
bbls at 221 d23 cts.
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Pope Plus TX. has granted particular jubilee to
the Sisters of Charity throughout the world, in
consequence of the two hundredth anniversary of
the glorious death of St. Vincent de Paul, their
founder. The jubilee will be celebrated in all the
chapels connected with the hospitals under their
CHARGE and will last three weeks.
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Destru Give Fire.
OPELIKA, Ala, Oct. ga destructive fire occur.
red here on Thursday night, which consumed nine
stores.
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SOUTHERN DISCRIMINATION AGAINST NORTHERN IN
sURANcE CoMPANIEs.-A large number of insurance
companies of the North have established agencies
in this city and throughout the South which, for
years past have been doing large business. We are
tile houses have determined to change their insu-
rers. On yesterday firm that has S25 900 insured
in four companies located at Hartford, Conn, one
OF the policies having expired took out new poll
cy IN Southern insurance company. They have
determined, as soon as their policies expire, which
Will be within few days, to insure altogether in
Southern companies. We understand there are
agencies of six seven reliable Southern insurance
companies in this city, and one English company
so That there will be necessity for continuing to
enrich the enemies of our institutions. The Hart
ford companies have become wealthy by doing an
immense Southern business CoianJia IS. C)
Guardian.
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Nett revenue 81 166, ,759 II
The nett revenue for the fiscal year ending June
Both, 1860, amounted to 454S, ,94.34 being an in
crease over the previous year of $3.50, ,642.09.
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Fire at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S.-A fire occurred here last
evening at l30 Walnut street, below Second. The
names names were confined to the cellar occupied by
Messrs. Patterson & Boulton for the storage of
cotton The upper stories were occupied by Mr.
Charles Tete, importer of wine and segars, and by
francis Tete importer of coffee. Loss, by fire and
water, about $50 600. Insurad
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A Railroad Timetable Convention is being held in
Cincinnati. Twenty-seven railroad corporations
are represented-H. j. Jewett, Esq, being in the
chair There are over S59O' 100000 OF capital re-
timetable was entrusted to a committee of sixteen
with instructions to report
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Sz,IVo,oO4I'
Amounts expended by postmasters:
For compensation. .............. 1862 36375
Ship, steamboat and way letters. 3,39243
-$941 ,S94. Al
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The Prince of Wales has been heard from on his
British squadron, bearing the Prince about two
miles outside of Alden's Rock, at go P. NJ, with
orders from the commodore to steer the course then
held, to wit S. E. by L. y E. Admiral Mines
company the royal squadron east as far as Halifax.
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The Poughkeepsie, New York, wide-awakes got
into trouble the other night, for parading banner
with device representing Erastus Brooks smash
ing Bishop Hughes with axe. The Catholics
gathered in force, and general row ensued. The
banner was withdrawn, and quiet restored.
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The Pacific Telegraph Line

FORT SMITH, Oct. 2S.-The Overland mail brings
the announcement of the completion of the Pacific
Telegraph to Los Angeles. Senator Latham set the
first pole east of Los Angeles, and left on the Sth
en- route for the Atlantic States.
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M uLI.IN y RY.


MADAME RAII.ISGs, SIS CANAL STREET FRENCH
sS Pattern Bonnsfs, large sock of Fell Sonnets u
homs manufacture, both trimmed and untrmmed
TAyLoRs' EMPORIUM or MISUNDERSTANDING
dsy. Monday 9Th August large assortment II LADIES'
trd chdfeu Patterns for fall Cal and eramine or styles
besore purchasing elsewhere SLrAylphA SON,
so7 Broadway.
s,IO CINxL STREET -NADANE RALftNes IN.
DO lie attention o souibe and Western merchants
oArre and ckssnt OF French Pattern Boness
3Np~r~d selected By Rslinr< rom The ms fssoos
Me in Paris also g variety Of uetlful bpn
rs, "a nov own manufacture Nr Ratings having y
VIII send Ne latest styles ~ houues
uoIhy. Wholesale orders hled with cSe and desra'cs
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FINE Arts.

A TTENrIoN. SOUrHERNnRs. KINDS or ANE.
N frenh and English Hunttn1. Trot,ins add sport
tx Pictures te- collection, anf chsapes m New yok sO
Broadway inst hollow - Nicaca~ Hotel, SANFoRDS q.
y. B--cN - Advertisement cut for card.
TIFF rRfxcr OF w.Lss-A FINE pHoroapA Arm
for Ncen~; IN hsnfsone ~ psriclr 81 vFueties 10
rers y = ~ GARnsNAfiS pArlor gslery Il photo
rrarts ist Ausrc -seci Bc,syu The trade supplied ~
"A BroadNpy, b.
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A-TROLOGY


A BONA rIDE AsrRnLoGTSr THAT EvEaY OSy
"A dopend for getting Satisfaction from Naisme
WILSON tells the Oh ect ~ Ns y1l en-
Ter her Al should consult this naifraDy gse siy
Emlsh them many misfor he causes speedy
nsrrsees and tells AT tha your whole lie her
predons that they all who cpust her
Soc the powers 81 her suuderf and tes
the Of whole fe. Her Alyice has been
70 s An who consult tbs mosi wcnierfn AZ nys
lady askuowedt e their great AstOnshneu Madame
Wilson tes some sdes may little iinld
though they nee fear Tor she practices nothing but What
recos cshle philosophers l Allen sr-ei near Ssnc1
over the bakery. Zee for aides add gsatemen ay cent?
a sroHrsHINa MADAM. MORROW sEyrsrH
N daughter, born with csal Ard st a fo h', tes bo~
often you VIII marry and many events even
Zee 20 cents until others stop coTJng I'D
vsrsemeais Ia Ludlow rrees beio~ Houston 1eutemeu
no. admitted.
f,rAfRyoyANCE sEYvOUR's MEDICAL
I.ruaiway The mos critical mefcal and business consuS
day and and perfect satisfaction guaranteed al
ways or no pay taken.
NfsnAN BURT HAS REMOVED FROM s. ATTORNEY
wi % 80 Houston et opposite IrtkN the
iAres she sill continues 70 tel % love
hhseni friends business 10 n& forget The rumber 0ente
uo' admitted
NJ B-wHo HAS NOR HEARD or THE CII rBsATED
IN Madame PREwsTERf the has been corsrted By
this aud ,her with tsnsfsc.en
feels conhdeut abe has eua She tes the " future
also that her vrsr. you wsh the
rive her call Isl Third aveaue above Terty
ladies' 81 cents. gentlemen VI
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NvEwsyoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN EUE FARE TO ALBANY ~
90 and after Monday, june IS i-o trains VIII leave rwes
" sixth station. New York. as fclcws:--
For wiiamsbrdge ant AL way stations 100 II A. ~ AM
sSOP ~ For White Plain. and AL stations 80 snd
NJ For white Plai.s and Al way sssoa, els rom WIS.
street depot For Croton Fans from Twenty siNta so-
eepo,, sls 4 soppiag a. Wlisms 5rage a. ssi -.
", s,nypng White plans sni stations srov. t-sr
rus Nerton every Ss,uray evening" Fpr Albany ron
Twenty siiin street depes l0l5 A. erpress msh irsis
stopping White Plains Bedford Groom FAILS and ssiors
North.
viii leave willis usbridge stopping At al way Stations tE
PA NJ and r. NJ White Plains stopping Al al way staiiooe
s.nd A. N 80 and J " Dover Plains s,,ppss ~ A.
every Monday morning 25) Crcton Falls w. stopping
s s,>,sons north Of Fotdhsn Albany A. NJ stopping
al stations rofth Of White Plains
JOAN BvRCiIiII. Assistant superintendent
NAV YORK AND HARLsM RAILSoAD-sySszR
AZ srrsnremens for pleasure rsveL-,rsias eave twenty
sirth street station A. follows-i0B N-Ksptess FOR Al
bany, lrgy SARATOGA sharon syrngs Niagara fas LAKE
0ecrrs Lebanon springs and Lake Mstopac cranectnr
Albany With hew York Cenrs Railroad Tor Sharon sprngs
Niagara ais and al places West as with trains for ssrs
tes aud All goins NORTH SIS Nor Crotcu Esls,
meeting at Godens Bridge With stages for lake wAecsouc
sne :, crv,on Falls with stages ior lake Mshopac go
-for Dover Plains, connecting a, Godeus Hrtdre with
rAgesor iAhe wsecsbuc sud Al Croon Falls VITA fos
John BuRCHfIi. Assistant Superintendent
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THE TURF


A Used ard given ha The stallion George n psehen
ses nm s. 5 al sn hsssss
Sed wssI:ow. r. ~ Asas.s 80 ~ and ~ ss ssa AZ
rsn ser has Sssn and %t Sn So s
Pach.n TO contend for any prize az 70 be present a.
a r fo rae Ts@Pis sosls he $50 4 a.
Shsh .cs s prevent s. The az Of George
WILLIAM WArLERM,siRE owner Of George n. Pa'eheh-
FRANKLIN rRorrINo PARK, BOSTON
Pure u 500 mile heas, best 10 In srrees, on rues
'" James nas Mcashn lI enters b. m. Flora Temple
D. rsllmsn enters b. h. George N. Paichen.
AD"'''A' HITCHCOCK. EMERSON CO.. rropre,ors.
Union COURSE L: L-rsorrlNa.- ON THURSDAY
% best three FIVE in RsTs n asms ss s s0oss
ram a%l'i He . sf
As he rososr Fare ss Ard ys W fE ' PnoSreo
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
FINE SADDLE PONY. FOR sALE-,Is WELL
aDy At b a1' Il snS
U,oR sALE-A PAIR OF HORSES, BAY AND soRREl.
boba years DID, l51s hands high web matched In ssye
nna a, ssSG sos. S Aso bay Rosn Cont
years old hands high ba very stylish and promises
has 70 further them VIII be sold low Address
b. W., DO. i,7s0 New YORK Post ofnce.
UNoR sALE-A DARK Ray HORSE isx HANDS
high that will trot less than three minutes also dap
warranted kind gentle and sonnd in every 81 snes
at bsrs ain as The owner has further them. Ap
ply VIM. sharp Billiard Fable Mandatory. iss Fal
U,oR sALE-roR WANT OF USE, A DAPPLE BROWN
IN either single double hsrness endd saddle
horse LALEY wood yard corner Fourteenth street and
Tenth avenue.
Il 10 hands high sound kind and fast No poor persons
need apply Can be application a. the Miles House
sS OF Thirty 'e'enn street A0' avenue aA
LNoR sALE-Two VERY FAST TROTrING HORSES.
5 hands high years old sound and kind, single or 70
ns s. s, RSr a IS
L,oe SALE AN EASY GOING LADIES' SADDLE
at 81 Grand street, Jersey City, N. j.
EoRsALE-A TOP WAGON, THREE SEATS, IN GOOD
order with pole and shafa And sngle seat Top WAGON
Eleventh street, east Of Second svenus.
DARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE AN ELEGANT Ray
~ and OF great also beautiful
die Horse both Narrated perfectly kind for
Of May be III The private stable 2 West Foar
W. ANTED-A PA'R OF FANCY MATCHED PONIES,
fourteen below thirteen hands high color,
4s IS ADDE'S s1s W% s
and price.
JVANTED-A GOOD ROAD HORSE, HARNESS AND
Top Be5sy sSasrs sGs suitable :. travel IN The country
e pXrEk. CARR I BLANCHARD. il Front st.. NJ.
VVANTEp TO PURCHASES HORSE. SAY !, OR IS
hsnes high no. over seven years old must be warranted
Any gentleman having such Horse Tor sale low may al
low, 8, cash price.
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UCTION NOTICE-A FAAILY DECLINING HOUSE.
"A keeping will dispose Of al private sale their rosewood
ard cover, Paror Suit for $40 tcost 800 Bookcase re
Centre Tables Mirrors Carpets Bureaus Bedseads
Bedding &c; Table China Glass ware Win be sold al
great sacrifice Inquire No 70 West Twenty sixth street.
tt~1
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auvsEs. Rooms, &C, o us1.

APARTMENTS TO LET IN FL 81 r -, 80 rys Az
"a Saass consisting q .Hts Of ~ ro, ns f.rlshsi vii
On greet C. A. MAxFIELD, .sIn, ssi fsn,es Or
ierred Aseh' s-~~A i~"-S' ~