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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

TIE rrnas haa buoy ant. Bat On the 1879 fau u
Ia cclroi. experienced, the closing prices bslgg
psL x for money AMI e3a = Tor csvlat
The extraordirary movcmeut OF tha dire of
p.ns % Frgsra & ras'rg che rata Of ascn-at
fom az y pr csrt was not known until after
Cka4g- Eaf t.lHsd, - thN ite tNact rot 40.
veopct rtera rnt ben 70 rGrtisR4r pressure
fc- csocsal - co. Rtrk, 49, - wl~lrswal
q fscc 20 - fks Ra@ Frauca n1i the pfa.yest Of
no al4tss Fl tst MNtwitg dar. wers lie r-ont.ve
v sSa-.Fe1tVt - .ry r-AN GO r,a fr8ta ilt sAss
:. TO 4. - -, - =. -...-s... = -. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
DKIAE II. MULLER AUcrioSEgR.
a FORECLOSURE sALE-vALUABt.1 PROPERTY IN
THE - CITY

YORK belonging 70 the ee'ste NJ asorgs W. Ger
ADRIAN II suLLER will sell on Saturday Dec. l, $780,
al II ococs At the M-rchsn q Evehange-
Lot Mo- rs, CsH 26h street. N. IT'S feet east OF ~
feet front b. IS fest inches deep under lssse
xso1 per
Of 20s Mas, 2s,h street, g. leo feet OF lat
fs front b. - feet inches desp under lease at
ylU knnum
NO as Kax 7sh stree. g. LIS feet esS OF is aysnue
under s20 le~seee aud Groom
rents Lot % Get front by IS feet 8 inches deep
Lots Nos az and 20 the Bellevue mao Of property
formerly belonging the Cooperation he tyo lots lying
svther NJ ash $40 feet Of LIST
each 25n9s9 Lot 1c leased 70 good tenant Of Sl0
All Of these lots vSusble for Misunderstanding purposes
For further nformsioo apply TO n. McaAaos Ataor
ox estate al Broadway ooms u and IL, or 70 b. O..
UkLlS, Architect, IL Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

Hors Kong letter. 70 sept 2s had reached Eagl,ad
Tho Chinese Commissioners Al Ten tain hsv,og
poser tass the tresiy Of peace, ell communications
M.re stopped aud me allied army pus ~ motion 9t
PrkD. The Rdvs1ccG pprttou Of arny hat reached
psc- cal-o Yang tain Yeh the 10Th Sep,v nbcr Lord
Egio ien ioE tSin OF The 6th, for Pekin.
eco troops rsnsinea % ssrrisor At tien tsin.
VARIOUS rpmors sofe current - to the cause 81 the
stcppase Of negotsiicps, but thsv had 'olndaiou
The LONDON na>s eoSespoodoa, seyr that CnIueso
have bsea piay pg their old gAre of depcity and pcn
valuable time hss consequently been lost at critical
sessou a tle year.
There difficulty in conveying s,cgsgs TO Pckn, ss
ne cccles cnsaged Tor mo purpose deseEang
Prince san K1Ip 50 VS. rspcr'ed Il be at ths htsd
Of large 'oroe at Ptkgn
The London Morning Pod bad e'yen Currency 20 4
report thti sr doge Grnat bad seni teeg-a ric de-
spsch q The rover ucni INA; 10 sp9nr
bad besu secured. srd that despatch Annor acae tas
important iari taa nc utrsy inis deiuslou suo
seiuenty explained By the diecoyery thai
error ha1 BEEN imritcd Ia SIR Hops Crafts patsh
The rcee.s were inactive bot imped ng bas sess
~ Canton, hayiug esi1d lragtty 81 tnlended Tor
that market There ia 3rovsi feei-e hs &c YER
In tho Csptou mprset Frrishus ~ Ncs YORK, st2 Es
rhsrge " horg kopg. ~ SAi ass % Traje ~ snsa4
hAe orttsuVed very cau Exchange csr,nsd 81 81 SKA
aos Gao. ress At foochow had beer pretty active Al
vel supported prices.
me AtnCficsn sloop n var JsAn Aslus was al zoo
chow Gnd The steam tris,t Hartiosd a, Sasushse
desuatch from The Es'i Q, Ekr dated r!Sa tsn SOP
trher 8 states that The ghlnsse Comr mate
1--WE oriectrn - the oonvertoo exec ths ealre PRO
yiding tnsi ~ the total indemnity Of rgat million t,es
nulion should be paid before flemish wN
evscuset BY be British troops ai viica, Aer consider
shs they declared that The cohyenti0n mast BE
tfss submitted On the Emperor Ala tais msnifcsuy
derirc 70 rr'r time ana thro~ ths Aui-. the win
solved al 70 proceed to r.ng And gave orders
10 the forces xcc fdBxiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

sUcTfoS EuTrCE-1UKvHAs's FuRSrTURa Ix
"a rrra. Psckiuz aaapt~hm~nl Ill ant us Eleventh
bet rifA and srh svsaues Honsea ~ vu'aurs
inas Nirros, sistusry, Nhi-s Asd Usssw. pNs saf
moved covered -sFcn.' srscTrr 'Cfoinre & re corr-Y
y la-AE4.G -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

DRIAN II. MULLER, AUOrIoNRER,
"A VIII sell Monday. November 80.
A. 10 O'Clock No l29 West Twenty 9TH street, between
Seventh and &c n :
HANDSOME HouSEHOiD FURklruxG OIL PAINT
lk6S Sc ccnestuv of mahogany ot SOFAS Tes
Atstes chairs marble top rabies Busse tapestry Nroe
Curtains Snadss and FIureA Chin
and Glassware, Ornamental &c.
also rosewood Plano and Stool and vnety Of Oh Paint
ings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

A UCTroN roTrCK-M. DOUGHTY, AuCTfoNppR,
a wti sell tails dAv, (wefu<sdsyl lDr cock ~ salss
rcm Nss,u srees, larxs auA wsns~.i sssorsmsni a
HgSshod Furniture Arpes mshoGany and rose good Par
cs sg, e,reret brccse puss sss hsr:l+s esose.ses
rrensor Dnus rssi~s Bu6ess Dning ChNrI marble top
Dre~s-K Bur washatanas nedse~sds Hair Mattresses
ad 70 the hghe oadsr 70 par Gosh advances Catalogues
n q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

The letters from Cslcalta TIC Slh q Oc,nber
The rcws Ia uuimpcrtart rha produce markets we're
quiet but boslers we're very trm The Import market
vas ~f,hoas material chssse Prices ~era gcuet.ly
hrm Exchange, "a - pl6i N eigale Tie pusln on
va, moderate, while the arrivals were large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

II speskirr ~ tho enccrrer BET ~cen Esr., Ard
Pstdccs fc~ 600 ado and she champion belt, RSrs
LSs " =. ..., isss.-.-.. !. sgas "a = --ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

tlhs0 scsos and Hooking Valley nR Let bonds
~ 90 frevoston voAi az X n La mortgage bondA
0Wu Mss and sissour Lake u. T. per cent
ConsU ucf sends "a
1of9 roi PEG. spd indiana r.. lss mortgage DO sca
bt60 Mobile snd Ohio X. per bonss
ksu regular ss~ MONDAY, Deo-mber e. Regular
auction stocks M bonds every HOEFAY axd do a.
Az every daT When required lax o'clork tbs
stock sae~ room No 90 William street Merchants N
change. desired Seeks and BoDds eoaxh and sold
priEaae sale, aud 81 the brokers board
Al .tioneer and ktock BruAer "a William aret.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
Tors Fan n GOODS BOHEMIAN eLAsswAsR az

WILLIAM Writers. AuCrIoSKKR Will sELr rHrE
faT ~ O'Clock n "a Canal sfre>I al the rsnts~ rav
niture IT fAmiy oreaktsg houseteepns- sulsa
Pier And Aani sirrorn Lao ard DAmAsk vurtvns Cesr
nsr.in end cher c.rpss Msh~any, French aad s,s2s
bedesds BAr - othsr Mattresses Feshm B~is ark -
khsetA rate ard Bed Linen, spreads Drrssnr BuresS
WsAhsAnfe Toilet China Glss st5vss Kilnseu FuruItrv~
with which ne sale vii - a'-A1~S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

An imperial decree dehniuvey sGpoia;s Gca, Dageuio,a
Field NarshN AID Minister o' War
Another decree cancels Al written warnings rSnited
70 the J0urnsls Up 20 the prereui tcae
Afun0r asd been current that Au.tris intended 70
grant liberal cUnslitutioc 10 yeneta, but denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28


The report Is revived that rhouyenei Va ikoly 70
leave the Ministry OF Foreign AGAirs shorty.
The Bank OF Frsnce the IAN raised rs rate OF dis
count from az 70 ~ per cent.
Tho formation OF squadron OF reserve 10 be ready In
the spring, 10 positively announced.
Ir future cach transport 70 70 have steel tighter which
can 10 lakn 10 pieces. and ~l be able 20 Ian 800
rule iour Founder and Ammunition cAxs, sik
and twelve
,schments 81 troops beng despatched every day
b. the Lyons Railway Narcotics Tnsse troops
proceed 10 Rome compsie the war bsttalocs Of tne
regiments stationed there.
IL vas stated author,tiyely IN Paris that al
uumlca leave q abFence hal rvevei orders T.
u ths iccaity where tneT are registered that
cd they msy be called upon Al tho earliest moment
Accounts from the French manufacturing districts are
satisfactory.
Wheat continued rrra IN rssis
The Bourse hsd been baoyan ard renies hsi touched
1916, but on the I3,h ws depressed and tae closing
quotation WA 10 10
Toe Minister Iaierior had adiressd circnv 90
all the prrcts which After s.s6g that tue goserameot
did not puhtoW the Ponncu subscriptions the col
lection ~ Peters pence, rays that, ttHastsndng 10
cannot admit the unauthorized estabisLmsnt Of perna
neot mnsss for c,ectny sgbscriptioa. Tor forega
sosernnoat. and thrse ~tich nsvs aireAay heen fsf
mel are o. be Dissolved they ~ll be sab cted 10
equal pcostes The offerings u individuals IAN DO freely
given AZ hcrct fore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

yVM. j. gHARPs mPRovHD BILL ARD rABLnl
w his newly mvsnNed susApu. paAsnted soysmee< II
lsss snd vel know. v ~ saps*w 60 ssws - sauar
i@<.c.s - A.sa street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
META

IRON inc fArs tAtre
Rome precise Information has reached relative to
the situation OF Venice che works undertsk
the coast IN state of dafence being sted Ia
Inspected by the Arch luke Maxi nian rnsy have
been executed along ths whole OF toe cast nnrised
between point Of the Mssstrs tn tho Bay of Fr,ne
and embraces extent Of about lilo kometree hrce
fourlhs O. ne each) The ports OF Broodolo
Ghioe Ca, hedamocco, Saint Andre saint Srasne aad
IRE Porte, tuated bet Venice aud he open
protected by formidable forthcations most OF the
raised during the sst a1d go situated that
word be i'm possible for wooden vessels OF 70 f,r'e
the entrance OF them. The total number Of forts sti
bepg constructed tho isgoons sixteen They
united together by OF smaller batteries THESE forts
e,uld not be taken o. atta,k from the ssa They
could require sndpg aod regular fi-ge, and 70 under
take ofefat Of that kind military force
and q siderable tect would he necessary Toe mouths
OF the Aoge the 2rnta tno raglmento ard the stella
have also been fortified Austria, IL exe,utng suca
wo'ks has been iEGuenoef By the ifes to veneiis
be In ew monies the object Of attack by on tue
OF The fasns TIE attention OF the Court Il vie1ns
not directed exclusively venets but ais, embraces
her Other Poesess0ns IN the Adrac snn works
being ructed fer terrifying the H1raque Channel
WHEN takes 10 toe whole extent of the coast OF Croatia
ano Of Hungary that washed by toe Sea OF II
stated Poei.ive that yenets IL so-ut to
constitution, Intended V secure her c,npets self sovsrn
ment that the Fcnduks xsyim.n ~ill De named Vice
roy and be assisted By Senate and elective chamber
siltiDg Al Venice,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
A ssIaNl.s sALs-HsNAv n LEEDS, AucrroH

A ssIoHlks' sALE-HRNhx H. LEEDS AuCrrUE.
a henry II. LAsDs 90 wil sol. Il Auctsn IN
wednesday . ~ n oclok In froSt Of Is
40 stree Assnees sale pr perry Of pnvAs senaem b,
ORDER Of the As1xneen-One long tAn bay Horse 10 hsds
hgh aaA, peyfcctiy gentle and kind ali harness
saode; switch tail bay 10 k banda high DO aswch tall
block nAre perfectly sound and Kind go ladies' s.dd4
hrpr rocs IN any hSrne~s mos dearabls bea role
W Aron nearly and Ia ccnpe4e order city msde
single Buggy 10 good order made wuirr Q
double Harne hskl and single do all Ads ordsy;
Blankets Robes sheea nc shs all ssiected
private only Aso splendd virt ri. Phseson with to,
s.ry nev sds y ~wreace 70 orces Ass hees nssS eui
tao s-a Dor huss wasoa buh 70 ord,r By and
IN perfect condition, WITH poie and ahsftA Also. Of
double silver plated And mounted HArnesa city made Also
single DO Also, sngs Also superb Sleigh
made BY IAwrerce with Roben Bella. Blankets, hAeeaA
whte, Ao, Ac.. ~thout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or TaE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

q hAcos feast road Horses Cows CarriAEss waguna Has
nsss, Ac-Adn piaraor's sale JAMES OOLH con GIN
on Friday, November ~ OF VI residencs a
The late Anr,an ns,seoss IN the VILLAGE Of rl.busa l.
tenso Hsq acmiaistratR number Of vHluabe Horss Oos
A;, among WI ich the trcins staioe Bill Porg gray
lion bro stallion Co Suoeor Hcsees
BY Flying u,ud Hones sued BY wsshnssoa, Horsss aaA
Cola II Jupfsr Also Carriages, work Horses 10
Der OF hne Cows Ca agee WAsona bulky segbs Harnes
hobca, Bella 40 1be Flssbah rat roa cara frou
FULTON ferry Brooklyn psss the place very teen
mnutes- fun parsulSs eder~es 10 Aoply the aue
Yosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

tesD given 70 Haret on Friday, to ensHe him 70 make
uumphA entry therein 20 Ssss bridge. oat owing %
tne misconduct OF Tom Sasers 70 Who Lent Tor
rtecia object eone weeks pack, and by whom Il DOT
te,uu I'd, we were Unable n hand IL saycrs
ptco O. us pr the loan OF the oet Tor ose when
be sss 10 take be0edt in the north, aud
willingly lest Il. on hu undertaking 70 retavn TO
VIZ BsDrnck, the jeweier, Ia whose oustody 90 had
paced Il the expiration OF the weex We naturally
expected ne ban kept bis word bat friday when ap-
pcaton mace 70 Nr Hsnoock, discovered tuat
bad been the place stnce he
.be be,I He knew perectly eel that she ught for
pnnshIp bad taken place. and that tho bolt would
required and ct he tooS sseps WHAT
t. nor lot know hS whersaboas, 90 thst
wa nixhs communicate with him. II strikes us that
prosperity hes raised this man 50 much above himself
that be b utterly se6sh and thins Of nothing beyond
hm own We must request thss Ia instantly take
slepe belt either 70 ourselves Hurst 81
Haey hrioge, pay ing all expenses Of carriage, 10 We
have learned ~rson oy ros conduct tns oocaaion
which we shsil NOT easily forget.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
.RNRY 0KIEN,

III Aucticneer.
Astxree's sac Of Groeere. Liquors Iso. 40 removed
from WaAhnSton street, day l0L O'Clock Al tbe
aucton sors la lian stest. general .ss~tment q
eA Fruit ftsh 400 and Flgs boxes
family ktarch, Brandy ether nora sad
6enchns; Ala and Porter, In boes; 70 900 segArs also Oe
lbs white Lead.
VIM BowEs, Asseues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

HOTBL BOARDING. HOUSE AT AUCrON-THIs
day, O'Clock l07 Cedar syeet Fe,hsr Beds Bureaus
Carpets, OiHlolhs .roctey 3lAssware ChzaaS Otehas
paror and dining Stoves Gas fixtures Bar and Kohec
Furniture, 10 deposits required
WELIINofuN CARTIR Auoxone~rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

GARBAlDrS FARE WELL TO the ARMY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

EoR sALn-A ROSEWOOD BILL Ard yABkA sLAru
a bed, and has been ihts used Apply n 10 Bowexv
pHnlAHs BrIIARD yABLR AND ooMsIHAsIo9
- eushcna New lmprcvc0sneL paAscisd eeVssocS -
PhnLAT COLUMBIAN
Hos, = 70 - Osusoy s-cel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

RICHARDS AUCTloNRER -soc CAsBs BOOTS
"a. Shoe snd 5ruxsna At suction by kICBARps . VIII
flre % "Wednesday. Nov. r. II l0,s o'cook NJ ~
Cor isat sret ceinr Of winter ecods.
mprnnr o. sLa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

RHJLARD..-wrSAEysp PATENT cHANPfor "a sI.R
~ rhe srceaGor spring cushk,u pslsu esl Augu 10 iS
lively corrsc a. aurabe beyond 400 nd sH shSrs 49,
a. Omce anA factory, n Cod sresA NV Yort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

RHiIARDs .roR SALE. A FINE STOCK or NEW
and secrt rAbles srniy per cent es thss can -
les fulton srSrs " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

ALLAN .. KEr1ER Co, AUcrIoNKK1s LARGE
sale o. f3 700 worth Of elesxn Household Furn
thscy, "Wednesday. At IL priv ste residences Of oeorys "
Awmerman ksp 80 Hess sxesntb sr-<t between rth snd
sxih syenues sJe cnmmencns 81 10Y O'Clock c1rsu Of
r~e~a octave PsI ofort rc--wcd rarov suits
rnetnss knsrssass sastaary BroozA vAAsa velvs and
arsss Carpsts thApd~seys Myrurs Lscs curtains Rock
log Ihars hsi rsnd sr oak bus Extension To
be Chine slssp and silver war; Table Cutlery
ard mahnrsny BurrAns Re- stea6s WaAhsanta hair and
snrng hsirrss-s, ressee Bids Blsnses oouniervsues
Va drubes onc.es Arm Chsfru. Toilet fasics oval Miro
fofas c~s ,hsrs Toilet largo Of
bsseusns aud kitchen furniture ferns Of sale D-po
Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

EANCy 0OonS TOYS. Ac-rNCLuORD IN JOHN r.
i VAN AkIWERps sOA's sac of this day, At rs Willan
street. viii be found China Doll
also hr Psrer Doll Heads contAning las e
fpnda - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

LUspoF, NOV. IL, 1865
ne commercial accounts by the presen, m ell are lees
srsktissco-y Than TO- some time past there hu been
Increased demand for mary articles Of import for I'm.
ncdisia consumption, bu. prices vers considerably
inaesueed ~ tcrced sales. In the Melbourne market
busiress the whole, healthy, aud money peustaI
TIE prospect 0rs met abundant hArves, oou,sued IN
Diminished
Coypor rcnaired arrn, ai COS per ion.
The sdv'oes from sdaey mention the s,oppsss OF
HcssTs Argu,,as prcul,er % merchants, with liasl.
ut.os ssaornt'ng % cas- 900 and sssets 10 els COO
u ossuaied that less than million and ulnssy.
four thousand Pou-cs n Australian god the way V
this ccuH,ry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

Al the saearooms 40 81 Pine street comprising sbout
SEQ GO OF hns Havana Domestic German aud sogArv
Of zarIusla ooncta ooera L,udr~s koriesa, bsaA aa1
other chMo brasos tduh and srpo
Iron Safe small saf-. uesce Futures Desss 40 Bg
order OF JOHN KELlkY sherH
JOSEPH OUkNELL, Drp'y Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

AoRT9AoR sAJR-y0HN ' RU SELL CsroKB coz
Nl Eucsou aud Canal sress viii all on FRIDAY ii 0k
~ 81 d sas, Tv~oty eisbsA ssrest Ill ses
toned In mortgages Mahogany sofas msr
BILE Tables Br lel nts~r nirrors Bsdstesss
bedding mahogany and obcv Bureaus PArlor Ktnaea
Furniture &c, Q. ~. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

ITKSRY LyEDs, AuorIoEzsR -HESgY LEEDS
IL Co win eel At susion on ~sdnssdAy November "a
nj ~ clocb In front Of q Nassau a
Bay Horses alb ut and eight years believed y
snc kind In Ill harness rnd very sylsh drivers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

BRuSsvIs AND fr0RAlu CARPsrs AID sU9a
Lace AND BhOCATvL UhTAfFs AND COR sfCDaA
rocether With e.t variety Of basemen dining And
chsmb~f Furniture All 10 good order Tbs worthy q
attention Article must be sod before
hontsy night The sale VIII i0f o'clock pre-
cisey The premises, NO 10 Wea Eleventh
Fiji spi eirh avenuoa House let r~nt $500 BY order of
JAhG kziJsEY, Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

ToHr LEvIsoN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Of frst cisss seven ocsre Pianotonss order q
judge Leonard. Of the supreme the City New
York viii expose tor sale Al .uc soa Wednesday kov.
N Nc wAero ma " hcDouald a - X3 asvery t~e,ve
ociorh Tor the benefit of the cr-dtos late az
Cooper Ab-r'on nsoveus isrye Of supenu
Pisnofortes P NOS
bern npAssd by the Recever with tse approved ncaie
n frames overstrunx hess &c The 10 resdv fd
exAninauoa guarantees aocomp .nis each riaso ssle
positive Ter cash. tuHk MCDONALD, Kecelver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

HEkRY LEEDS AUOTIuNDK.-BRNRY Il. LnEOe
II CO. will sell at auctou "Wednesday Noveunbor n
~ O'clock In front Of - street. very
beautiful pair OF long tailed ba Canada Ho-ses Aa
baids oh old lsx ssyiaS
drivers afraid Il nothing and warranted gentle sound and
Kind 10 ali haSnesa Asn good % Rooks-
In fue der city made $3.50 little used Ass
set Of Double sch Harness. made 70 order for the abovs
nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

u II. LUDLOW. AUCTIONRBR -vALUABLA Oh ACKK
u. and Btacui Bakery ~ Aacnou II Il LUDLOW D
q The Nerchan.s' E.vhange 6rsnd and klz.bth ssrees
Eleven lease Of tho 40 Grand % na
beth street together With the Machinery, Futures
used ship bread and cracker bakery. For full psrsu
Pine dse0k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

"A e,r
ssiesroom 6, ceds s,re~s opsc-te the Post omee
Receivers sale of fine god ssd silver stches,
kioh Jcvery, silver plated wsre Ac
DtrI. A. MATHEWS co VIII sel, Al sacsIou on
Friday. Nov 70 a loh Seiocs ~ their sAe0oou. Cedar
street ~ order ~ Levy rsl r~c~tver large
meat Of hns of and silver Wsichs By bes sssrr
aeo tock q rich Jevelsy C~ssoxses goods resdy
carry on morning Of sAls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

OAWNBRoKER's sALA Wis DAY -BxLt TNoRA.
1 BIN sucuoosers VII sell this CAV. their snctioV
s.cre IS New Bowery a IL O'Clock loi l OF uaredeeme1
rlexer stng Of hlsnh hxued sk Dresses cloth
velvet Cinaks and Msrtaa brorhe ell. and heavy
shawa shseta Bhsrts ski,ts boa shoes Cps Umh-elaS
Cape, hsrs Ar Ac By order Of rrdenberx 200 .Aa
Broadway. late Of 40 Hasson street
pAwrBRoKEas fALK-B LEVY, AurTroSEER
y " CshNine street vii cell this dsy. a. llk .sisk
$50 stk and oth.r uresse ous Clnsks SLAMS kubs.r
ont@u shawn shirts alta Ps'tz Vests Unbrelss Plan
Gels. Ac By order u A Hart 2 Chalhan street
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-18
W. e. sUTLIFF,

N er hant Tailor,
XyFhoLES ALE and Retail dealer in Cloths,
~ Clothing. Hats, Caps and Gents Furnish
ing Goods; EIdridge House, two doors south Of
P G T srlssss s.saz ssssT IT0Caa
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-18
COUNTERFEIT COIN.

New York Journal Of Commerce, in
"i's 4ing to the flood of bogus, coin, both
3 sid and silver. now in circulation. says :,
Up to a recent period, the most dangerous
fraud in circulation was made from genu-
Inc die, fitted to strike quarter eagles which
was stolen from the mint at New, Orleans
1t bore the date of 1854, if we remember
rightly, and the pieces were made of com
position metal, handsomely plated and coined
in this stolen die. That was followed by
the practice of splitting the gold dollar, la
king out about sixty cents of its value, and
soldering the shell well together again
Then came the saving into the edge of a
piece generally half ora quarter eagle,
cutting two thirds the way through. and
after+ward filing up the coin, .remiIling and
gliding the edge.
The latest and most skillful of these frauds
is perpetrated, SO far as detected, chiefly
with the eagle. The piece is split into three
parts, or, at least, the two outside shells
containing the impressions are separated
from the center. The latter is forfeited to
the operator, and its place supplied by afll-
ing of platina, to which the aoutsides are
fastened, the edges being remilIed and hand
somely plated. This is SO well done that
very few experts, outside ofsthe two accom-
plisheds testers of coin employed at the office
of the Assistant Treasurer. can detect the
cheat. The ten dollar piece, under this
management, loses about $3.50 of its gold,
and remains equally good for general circu
lation. The fact that THIS is done at all. and
the operation continued, is proof that it is
carried on upon a large scale; for the ex-
quisitely fine machinery, and the skill and
science necessary for success, could not be
pro6tably employed except in the conduct
of an extensive business. The pieces are
full weight. and except through the Won
derful instinct of here and there rare ex
pert, they cannot be detected, as they an
swer all tests that do not involve the break
ing or cutting of the coin.
There must be, at this. moment, large
number of them on deposit at our banks,
and in almost every full bag of coins, one
or more Of these or other similar frauds may
be discovered, while the number of bad
pieces offered at the Sub-Treasury has
sometimes amounted to Fifty or sixty dollars
in single package of five thousand. O The
counterfeit and fraudulent silver coins are
also increasing. The greasy lead or compo-
sition quarter-dollars any one may detect /;
and portion of the lead hal dollars are of
the same stamp. But more recently COM
= position piece has been uttered, which rings
well, does not feel smooth to the touch, and
can only be detected by careful testings.