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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-17
B. 3. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Atty.
Cleveland, Sept. IS, lS6O. 5ep4:30j
WASTER COMMISSIONEK5S

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS S
lyl SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of a deere
tai order Of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Wade against Andrew Kelly and others, l SHAH eK-
tourt Ho6se in Tie City OF Cleveland On the 18Th
day Of October 1850 at O'Clock p M, the premises
described as follows 10 wit: Situate in Brooklyn
township Cuyahoga county, Ohio and is known as
including the barn now on the lot said lot is fifty
feet front Wade Avenue, and 1872 feet deep 10 an
Cleveland. composed Of part Of original Lots No %
and 6s in Brooklyn township: Appraissd az Sl25-
GEORGE II. WYMAh,
R. BEAv1s, PLAINTIFFS Atty.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th, ls69. seplESl5
CHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command OF an order of sale issued from
the suit Of Ann Rowe, plaintiff, against William
Rowe defendant, to me directed, shall offer for sale
at public auction the door Of the court House, in
the city Of Cleveland in said county, the sth dly
OF october, 1860, at O'Clock p NJ, the following
Lot No one in Wiley Cary's subdivision Of orig
inal iots 2sl and 2S5 in Willeyyle in the city Of
Cleveland, west side; said lot being thirty three S)
feet front on Tracy street, and one hundred and If
teen feet and six inches deep on and along Abbey
street, to an alley, with all improvements thereon
D. L. wIGHTMAN, sh'G
Griswold Castle, PIES Att'ys. seps:34.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
v Proposals will be received at the Office of the
CITY Civil Engineer until 2o'cock NJ Sept. H. 1850,
for the grading and improving Of Bond street, its
entire length, also Hill street between Ohio and
Cross streets. Plans and specifications may be seen
and more particular information obtained at said
Engineers office, on and after the llth inst.
Each proposal must be accompanied by good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder TO enter into
contract at the price named in his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reservng the right 10 accept or re-
ject the same.
By order Of the Board. - -
JOHN A. SARGENT,
Cleveland, Sept. s, ls60 City Civil Engineer.
sept. l230l.
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WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE & ELI BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
MASTER NOMMISS- -ONEK s

M ASTER COMMISS iONEK )
-lN SALE.-PurBuantt to the command OF deere
al order OF sale issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Cuyahuga County, az the suit Of Joshua IL.
Freeman against Hiram stone, Alice b. Stone, JO-
seph L. Fish, John Croweu, samuel Tyler, James
Gardner John A. Vincent, Alfred HuidekOoper, and
Edgar HuidekOOper, Executors Of Haun Jau duide-
kOOper deceased, and others, 70 me directed shall
expose for sale at public auction, at the door OF tue
Court House In the City Of cleveland, on the 18Th
day Of october, 1861, at clock p NJ the premises
described follows, to wit Situate IN the township
. Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
in the state Of Ohio, which s also IN the county
Of CuyahOga, and IS known BY icing eight lots, AS
follows: Lots number one hundred and forty-siX,
O46) appraised Al S20n; and one hundred and igrty
seven, (47) appraised az $50, in block No. IS Lots
number three hundred and etghty-tWO, t352,J ap-
praised at $40; three hundred aud eighty three,
lss3l appraised at 500 three hundred and eighty
four, (4) appraised ut $500 and three hundred and
eighty hve, (355 appraised at $50, block No. Il.
And Lots number three hundred and eighty six,
(3sb,) appraised at S2jg; and three hundred aud
eighty-seven, $50 appraised at SA0, in block No.
" in Hiram stones Addition 10 ohio City and
Cleveland, comprised Of part Of orig nal Lots Nos.
50 and 65, as surveyed BY A. Merchant; said lots
hei eby conveyed respectively hundred feet
front each Stone Avenue, and are each one hum
dred and eighty feet in depth Of equal width rear
/ For more particular description reference may be
bad to the map Of said Hiram stones Addition Re-
! corded IN CuyahOga County Records.
/ " GEORGE Il. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
| B. R. BRAv1s, Plaintiffs Attorney.
N
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NiI- In Common Pleas
nch, CuyahORa O0un-
ton, y, Ohio.
.urt,
ton,
, OF
lr2-
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geaal A0titts.
N0TIGE PARTIES-

James II Sturdy,
Joseph W. Nicholas
John shepardsOn,
and Preston Bennett
doing business under tho Courf OF Common Pleas
firm name Of fi,,v,boga County ~
James H. sturdy 4 Co.,
-.# vs. .I. -.
Joseph weis,
John Il. Rennie, .a I.HA
aud others. --.-.
JOSEPH WEIS AND JOHN l..
81 RENNIE are hereby nolihsd that the Aforesaid
Plaintiffs hold by assignment, q Mechanics Lien
effected BY one L. n. Ward as contractor, for the
carpenter ana Joiner work on frame house An the
city Of Cleveland, State Of Ohio, Tor said Joseph
Mefs So owner.
The said Defendants are hereby notified that the
said plaintiffs have hsd their petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas IN and for tins County Of Cuya-
hoga aud state Of Ohio, the object and prayer Of
Judgment against the said Weis for the sum Of sigi
81 with interest AT the rate Of per cent per annum
from March l., l559 aud for the further sum Of slyI,
50 with interest at the same rate from the 18Th day
Of August, ln5H and In default o. payment Of said
Judgment asks for order Of said Court 10 sell the
interest Of said Weis In said house 70 satisfy tbs
The said John L. Rennie Is notified that ne Is
made a party in said petition, the said Plaintina
claiming therein that said Reunie claims 10 have
Mechanics Lien said house for painting the
same but that said Lien not recorded in tine tC
/ create Lien under the laws Of Ohio.
Said Defendants will answer by the 10th day o.
November, 1861, the allegations In said psttioI
will be taken ~ true, and Judgment entered accord
WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE & ELI BRUCE,
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GLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TnIE TABLE No. IS.
To take effect after Thursday February 10, 1859.
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DR.. GIBSON

Professor of EleetrOPathy and Medicine,
81 Oaics No III Ontario street, up stairs, a few
doors from 1ths Public square.
Once h0ura from = to Y and IRON to 90 O'CLOCK
daily. lsundays exceptedl sugg
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12


/ New York, Jan. 10-The Herald saws
the Americans Rave Caucuscd tonight. and
reviewing their course, decided that they
could never embrace the Lecompton Demo-
fcracy without being demoralized and stul-
tify the party.
1t is stated that Mr. Davis, of Indiana,
who nominated Mr.. Hamilton, says he is dis
gusted at the manner in which they treated
his candidate, and declares that he will vote
for Adrian tomorrow.
Horace F. Clark is making an effort to
unite the Administration and South Ameri-
cans on Mr. Etheridge OF Tennessee, but his
SUGGEST is doubtful. The Democrats have
given up all hopes OF concentrating the three
parties upon candidate in opposition to Mr..
Sherman. They will in a day..or two, pre-
sent new man. They will continue the
changes till they have exhausted all their
availing candidates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nr. christie,. Aruc rsnl.n.lmn-.

Messrs. Hunt Gardner--Gentst wish to make
known to the public an article from which have de-
rived more benefit than from all other medicines which
ever used. have been suffering from Fever and
Ague and its effects for tn last FIVE years, in which
time haze scarcely eniosed n single dav OF good
health until procured frorh your drug store bottle
of Dir. CHRisTIE's AGuE B,LSM. In few days found
myself clear of ague and raidy recovering In health
have not felt a symptom since commenced taking
IT, (about moathss altho n constantly exposed to
cold and weather. To my fends and the public gen.
orally suffering from this ease in any form, would
say, procure bottle. and save health, constitution
and money J b. GROSCOST
~ See advertisement. Spid by J. l.. Taylor.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
COMMENCEMENT OF NEW VOLUME

With the number for JANuARv, 1852, the Atlantic
Monthly will enter upon Its FIFTH VOLUME
In making this announcement, the Publishers think
u proper say, simply. that change win be made
IN the general plan OF the Magazine that all the wri
terra whose contributions Fe established 10 the popr-
lar fAvnrite, win continue 10 make IL their medium OF
communication with the puSlic and tn relations
OF the pubshers with authors both sides the At
lantic, will enable them add materially TO the va
Siesy. Interest, and value ofits pages
They have great pleasure In announcing that the
number for January cont sins the frst chapters OF
New Romance entitled TINS Paev sssoR's STORY writ.
ten expressly for its pages by Oliver Wendell Holiness
20 % continued In succeeding numbers o. the Maya.
sine thrsushout the year.
rssxs-Slngle numbers, t5 ceuts. Three Dollars per
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:. usraynsn reachers I'D Postmassers, win receive
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70 :. -, TtCKN0k = FIELDS, Publishers,
: &acWsshington-st, Boston.
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The Legislature meets every Saturday
evening at 81 r. NJ. ut the Court House. Gov.
Curtis delivers his annual Message Saturday
Eve, next. Everybody and their wives are
Invited to attend. 81 -
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EAToN's AssENBLIrs.-The seventh OF
these popular and entertaining Assemblies.
comes off 30 Friday night the j 9th, inst, at
the Court House Dancing commences at
71-2 o'clock The public arc invited to at
fond u
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OVTUMsvA SEMINARY.

TUyITE tn term viii commence, Monday, NOV. 2Oth
III 1872 The instruction will be systematic ana
tLorougb and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution permanent ana worthy Of
patronage Students viii be prepared Tor college,
Professions Business Teaching. Tuition viii he,
ner term of ten weeks Primary Glass, -; Junior
Class SO; Senior Glass IS; Latin, Greek. French,
Drawing. Painting Water-Cnlors, WaN-Frnit. and
2enhyr.Work each, s5 Oil Painting, as
hoard can be had for about 81 per week
students viii be received at any time, and charged
from the date of entrance.
r. C. WoopwA ARD A. ID. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
Mas LIZZIE d. Wnnpw sgp.--Drawing and French.
Miss II H. woonw ARD Composition aud Elocution.
Miss. T.. NJ vERSoy-English Literature.
Rev. j. VI. M0ELRoy. A. M.-Latin and Greek.
REV. s. II. WoRCEsrER.--oil Painting.
C. G. CL0UTMtN, Teacher af Vocal Music.
0ttumwa, NOV. II, '59-2fif
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SERIOUSLY HuRr-We learn that Mr.
Wilson, of the Western Stage Company
was seriously though not dangerously in
.iured, on Monday last, in consequence of be
ing thrown from buggy at Sugar Greek
hill Some portion Of the harness on one
of the horses became deranged while decend
ing the hill, and let the buggy forward or
the horses heels, which of course caused
them to run-upsetting the buggy, throw
ing out Mr.. W. and two other gentlemen ir
company. The latter were uninjured
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The Great Female medicine.

The functional irregufarteI peculiar TO The weaker
sex are invaribly corrected Sithout pain nronve-
nence by the of Judsons Mountain Herb pills..
They the safest and sures; medicine for all the dis
incidental TO females oiall ages aud espe
cially so In this climate
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always have
these Pills No one who uses them once viii al
low herself to he without theS They all oh
structions purify the blood add give to the skin that
beautiful clear and healthfl 6ok greatly admired
in beautiful and healthy woman. At certain periods
these Pills an indispensable companion. From
one to four should he taken ob day. until relief Is
obtained. A few doses, cci&onally, will keep the
system so healthy, and the fDod so pure that dis
| eases cannot enter the body. Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills are sold by all Medefpe Dealers.
January ~, 1s60--lm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12

New York, Jan. l0.-The Washington
correspondent ofthe Tribune says, that when
Mr. Seward made his appearance in the Sen
ate yesterday. he was studiously avoided by
the Democratic side, Messrs. Douglas and
pugh. only greeting him.
Rcligius NOtice-rhe Presbytery OF Fairfield
ID expected to meet in 0t,nmw, on Wednesday even
ing the 18th inst at the Presbyterian Church. The
opening sermon to he pre- ehed by Rev. J. c. Sharon
Of Birmingham. Preaching may be expected each
evening during the session Presbytery and perhaps
ohencr. JIM. McELROY, Pastor
January ~, 1860. Presbyterian Church.
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Senator Seward mt Home.

Senator Seward was most enthusiastically
received at New York city, and along hi,
homeward route, Notwithstanding his inten
ton to proceed as quietly as possible.
At New York, the Common Council Cham.
Der having been rendered to Mr.. S. he was
escorted thither by a committee of the Board
and was addressed by Mayor Hermann a
follows:
81 have the pleasing duty" said he, 80
welcoming you back to your native State
The Common Council have granted this room
for you to. meet your numerous friends, VIII
are anxious once more to see you. Senator
am glad to meet you; congratulate you or
your safe arrival, and hope you will resume
your public duties with renew vigor."
Mr.. Seward replied at length and eloquent
ly.
At Albany he was met at the depot by
crowds, and escorted to the residence of Gov
Morgan, whose guest he was. At Utica
Rome, and Syracuse guns were fired. and the
people turn ed out by thousands, to greet his
return.
At Auburn some $4,000 people had assem-
bled, and the train was welcomed by ma
tional salute, the band playing home, swee,
home
Mr.. Seward was escorted to platform
where, as soon as the enthusiasm could be
hushed, he was welcomed home in very
neat speech by Michael s. Myers, Esq, a
prominent Democratic lawyer of that city
Mr.. Seward responded in an acknowledg-
ment ofthe honor conferred on him, and the
pleasure he experienced in again reaching his
home, and receiving the welcome of his neigh
bors and friends He was interrupted
repeatedly by demonstrations of enthusi-
Mr Seward, after the the addresses, was
conducted to splendid sleigh, and under
escort Of the Auburn Guards and Willard
Guards, proceeded to his residence In many
places the streets were spanned by arches
ofcvergreen's with appropriate inscriptions.
Flags, banners, etc, lined the way, and his
progress seemed more like the march of a
Nconquering h Gro, than the return home of q
Nlow citizen
We learn that Senator S. will at once pro-
'cto Washington and take his seat in the
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ESrRAY NOTICE.

VNAKEN UP by George r. House, at his residence
u In Rchland township, two fat Hogs--one a whit
Barrow with hole in the right ear; the other re-,
and black spotted Sow, no ear marks. Appraised a
1910 BY John W. Grst and James Mayors, befor
Joshua Marshall, Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH HAYNE. County Clerk
JAN 8, 1s60-n52-il-3m by ID. c. Mitchell, Dept
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Every reader who desires to deal with
honorable men,--to buy at the lowest cash
prices, and to select from a heavy and well
selected stock, or who has produce to ex.
change for goods, is referred to the adver-
tisement of Hedrick & Gillespie in another
place. They are every way deserving of a
large trade
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12
OTTU INV
AttcI,tiOn FarIplcrs,

XXYE WILL on and after October 18th. grind wheat
w for tho sth, twelve and q half cents per
hushei, aiower toll than other Mlliin Wapeilo
county, the usual toll being the 9th.
Give us a call, and convince yourselves thai the
Farmers Mlis the place to get your gilneing dome
October Is, 1s5o-nSl.11-u MtHuRN CO.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12

We learn that there has been Lodge OF
the Sons of Malta organ lied in this City,
within the last week. The object of this
institution we believe, is a charitable one, and
ifso, deserves the support of the public
Lodge room in Sd story Of Ge:lac''s brick
block on Second st.
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FORTY DOLI.ARN PEIk MONTH!

En1h AGENTS WANTED to travel and solicit
~ " orders for the celebrated
PATENT FIFTEEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE.
Salary stn per mcnth, with all expenses paid. For
sample machines and full particulars apply to or ad-
d.ess, with stamp for return postage,
A. DtGGEfT CO., 2t0 Westinghouse,
Dec. 20, 1852 Boston, Mass.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12

PUBrIc opinion has declared That Curtis Compound
Syrup Of Sassafr stands uneqaaed among the REM
edes offered for speedily curing diseases Of the Lungs
Chest and Throat.
His Manaluke Liniment has become one Of the sta
pie articles of trade Merchants. might well be
without sugar and coffee. Every Ahily should keep
constant supply of these medicines on hand.
January ~. IS60--1m
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VUyD RENT-Two Store Rooms on Front Street
u ottumws, Inquire Of r DEvIN
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LsVEVNS H'tTICHHN 1S'ClhH"EsNS'
a Ionic EATON woud respectfully inform the
IA citizens Of Ottumwa and vicinity, that he viii
give Of Ten Dancing Assemblies, TO be held
at the Court House, semi-nontlly Due notice OF
each Will be given.
The 7th WILL RE HELD or FRIDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 18th.
Every effort will be made to render these Social
GATHERINGS pleasant aud agreeable. The public are
invited to attend.
Floor MANAGERs-C. w. Kittredge, y. W. Hawley,
A. Eaton. Tickets may be had Of the Managers.
Terms-l5 cents for Gents. Ladies free.
[ Oct 10 1stq
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CITY PROPEIsTY

IT OTIS for residences can be had low and mostly on
\ time Of j. W. NORRIS.
Sent IS, 1889. Courier Oaice.
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If You want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamakers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Vas brought 10 the City Police Jail ON the
w 18th Of July, 1860 the black boy ToWSEND. Says be
belongs 70 Mr. Silver Roraan who lives IN the parish Of ST
james la. lie is feet inches hie has above the
right eye and Is about 70 "a years of age.
The will call and claim his property according law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered July ~. 1860.
jy2i Let Cierk Of Comptroller
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Ma. brought @ the oIsy roliee jail on th

W. l7th Of July 1860, the black girl CAROLINE. Says
she belongs Mr. OsgGod who lives the parish
She Is feet inches high has Of her
mis sing, and " about 50 or 81 years OF age,
The will call and claim his property according
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JK.,
5.s,, -. Keeper Of City Police jail
ALFRED DUCROS,
jy2i OF COuptrnler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay
per cent in cash all the outstanding
the holders thereof their legal and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo
Also to declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT 80 per
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums of the Company ID.
ending the Both june 1852 which certificates viii be
issued On and after the first day of October next.
And resolved further that after reserving Million Of Dol.
lars of Profits, all tho outstanding certificates Profits Of Ut
Issue of the 1896 he redeemed Second
Monday in August proSimo well pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates Of Profits or 1887 on and
after tha 10Th Of September thereon to cease from
ahh June ult.
THOMAS A, ADAMS President.
GEORGE JONAS, Vice Prssident,
j IA Gncratnrx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Mas brought TO the City Police Jail ON the
w ID OF july s the black boy TOM Says he belongs
70 Mr. ssuyen Maudan who lives in the parish Of Jefferson
Ia He is feet INCHES high has the back
bail, and has of his front toeth missing.
The will call and claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
bslst = F dstt Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
w AS brought 70 tine City Police Jail Q

w AS brought TO the City Police Jatl ON tn g
w 2lst Of june, 1850, the black hoy WILLIAM HUT
TON Says he belongs 10 Mr. Henry Lawepee whe lives
Bayou Bout parish OF St Mary, Atakapas He is feet
inches high and is about q years age and has
the right hand
The owner will call and claim his property according 70 Law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ in,
. Keeper Of City Police jail.
HENRY DUREL,
jy9 LIT For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

3 x-ss, j. u. MATTHEW'S d GO.--oAR.
szsa-s slANE TRAININGS. everything necessary for
ASIhS sifae Cane and Drsys with Inch Pina
snd Nrts e Ne 1856 isaTisr sSst. New asans euIl ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

TABANAs CIGAkS-seU BREvAs stJpEKIpR or
ESd Ggas, Of the Rhesc celebrated brand For sale by
UfTft BAREFIJ &r0.
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WINES ANp Liquors.

SAZEihAC BtsANDlEss- We HAVE a GOOD
sppy 81 hana ana are receiving ~ from
favored brand We have 1875 eighth PIPES 1898 eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade
New York terms and prices by =
VIM. E. LEvERIGH CO., "a Old Levee st.,
Snlan pantRi In hia.I H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY July &C. 1885,
will ndjudicae my Office u o'clock NJ above con
tracts.
jyt3 l2t V. DUPIESSIS. Conntroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

The week opened with dull and irrssular stock
market, but as the trafho returns on the Western
roads for the first week in June became
known, the shares Of the various companies
were more freely offered, causing q decline in
prices i'm which the whole share list, with the ex
ception of Michigan Southern, participated to a
greater or less extent A decided reaction set in
on Friday afternoon. and was continued during the
early part Of the following day, but the market was
again weak at the close yesterday. Pacific Mail
followed the course Of the market, declining from
9l} TO 90, with moderate transactions. The certif
Gates presented for registry up TO yesterday after
noon amounted to 1859 shares over the authorized
capital Of four millions of dollars. We hear of no
reason for the advance in Michigan Southern shares
beyond the. economies introduced by the new
management. State and city stocks, as well as
railroad bonds, have been firm and in demand
throughout the week, closing generally at an ad-
vance on the prices OF the previous Saturday.