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THE CIrr RNLwAr.-n our people DO not soon enjoy
the many eomlors aud advantages Of street ralsay IL
will be their fault Mr. George II. D. CHM, al
ready stated Is nov engaged in making very careful
snrvey Of the proposed We learn that the Pres
dgnt Of the company vii e1amne the best roads
in the Northern cities that those built bers De
sITueted in the most perfect aud economical manner
and that al other information is berg had and steps e.
ken 70 enable the company % proceed With grea dis
patch in the construction Of the roads whenever they
shall commence OD rl,iOns.
We are advised. however. that the company will not
break ground until the remaining stock Is taken-being
determined 20 proceed upon sound basis az all
To the speedy completion Of the work it Is ueces
stry that the stock be az subscribed for. We
sats6ei that the Investment viii prove profitable
investment mcr,ly, but 20 every property
and business it Nill be SSH valuable We
therefore cal upon people unhesa;iugy close the
ls a. and let the work be pushed forward 70
peOn To the property hoders and resi- Tents along the
lines and especially the termiCi Of the lines thsir
consru ton is matter Of such grave importance that
surprised they should rm tn % De delayed
Gay longer from any fault or tardness Of theirs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-24
VEREYE, XA HdSysE PRIVATE lREsIDENCE

PPeISons attend the foregoing sale the positive
assurance that the land will be sold without limit
aug2i-2awtds GAA
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DISSOLU CI0N.
IHE copsrtnersnp Heretofore existing between the undersgn
ed "a tails dav dissolved by mutual consent G. RoBzETsOS
A O. RoBERT5oN,
s. BROWNLEE
RIcuNoSD, Va August ist 1850.
NOTICE.
The term OF the CopSner Of Robertson RroEnee having
expired BY agreement this day. the busIssI Of selling
LIVE STOCK IN COMMISSION, vu BE- continued by the under
signed under the and style OF ROBERTSON G2LlS
They viii pay partu attention TO h q CATTLE, SHEkP
and Hogs With due appreciation Of the liberal patronage here
tofore Brownlae they will endeAVor 10
deserve, hope receive eontnusnce OF the same
A e. RnAFRTsON,
WM A. GRILL5.
RICHMOND, Va, August LIST, 1sGO.
The business relations Col A. g. Robert and myself
for years. conducted and dissolved With high
probation Of his and integrity Live Stock Broker
With pleasure that avail myself Of his opp rtunity TO
recommend h IN the most usaed Of approval 10 the
feeders ond d acquaintance, salesman In whom
they = safely eouhdc. 5. bkONNLEE.
RcmgoNpt Va, Aug. is, 1860. au3-clAElm
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Next 10 Cor. Governor and Franklin sts.

NOTICE.-I hereby orevsrn al penoas from the aeeeo
ance Of an assignment OF the fol sing hon OF the James
River snd Kanavha Comp any, which u sd TO me fr the
hire Of hands tbs 1882 One r me hire Of "onry at
nd the for the hire Of Joshus at $3.50 - and lost
By me 10 the city Rchmondn the Doat1 e February last
sanIs - nAMuEL g. krAPLEi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-24

SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF
VIRGINIA
R0POsALs Will be received by the Secretary Of the Common
wealth, until the 25th of the th for publishing
the Second Fdton " the CODE OF VIRGINIA By at Of
the last General Assembly the secreiay Is required 10 prepare
this e-iton 81 which 10tcO pies % he printed IL
quired 10 be In all respects equal In paper ng and binding,
u the 6rst edition and the requires bond Cury
TAX for the ia hI execution II the The copy
be 'ecored for the commonw,ath
Persons desrng FIR the publ Alton viii pct 10 their
BIDS much FOR the The work wilt obsby be about
100 than TIE first edition, hot the bid
be the volume complete required by The
the right 10 Judge Of thu COMPETENCY Of the pub
Usher perform the and TO take the bid deemed by hin 10
be the best for the Commonwealth The work be ready for
delivery by the hrs Of December nsAt-sooner, possible
GEORGE W. hU>P0RD,
au l5-dt25thAug sec'y OF the oommolx ealh.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE = NH. EDWARD
~ NEWMAN OF This ciy, Ia This day adnta1 partner in
houls. The style Of cur firm remains unchaaged
A. LEVI L CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchant,
80 uRrenieiet street,
New Orleans, Jan. /, 1850. ja2ly
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gw Orleans 1&y Gestent auesag auan September H. 1860
AUCTION SALES.


90 PACKAGES or DOMESTIC GOODS.
go dozen Of Grey Red and Blue Flannel Shirts and Draers
And
200 lots Of seasonabe Dry Goods.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos 45 and n Old Leyee street
between Customhouge and Bieiiville sts
TUESDAY, the l1ti inst, ut 10 O'Clock A.
- M at their auction salesroOm Nos. IS
sold "
90 packages of DOMESTIC GOODS such as Prints Of s
perOr brands r. H. l04 Bleached and brown Seeinps
Jeans Cotonaes SHIipeS Nashville Bieacled Srngs and
other brands Beachcd and Brown Hamilton Canton Fannes
etc., etc.
100 dozen Of Grey Red and Blue Flannel Shirts
Also
100 dozen White and Grey Undershirts and Drawers
and
200 lots Seasonabe Goods comprising Prints Canble Jeans
Ghnbreys Cadet OXlord, Brown aud Black SatinetS Hay
maker DENNIS, Chenille Scarfs, Be1cled and Brown Drills
Red, Blue Hnd Grey Twied Faunes, "A White Fannels
Plads Mouselte de LAME French Cottonades Madras silk
and Linen Cambria Hdkfs Black Silks Ladies' and Gentle
mems Hosiery Bleache and Blown Canton Flannel Under
shirts and Drawers, Plaid Wool Shawlsi Chenille Shawls
Bleached and Brown Damgsk, Irish Linens Table Covers,
Linen Table Sets Alpaca Red Cotton Handkereicf Skiring
Embrodeties etc. etc.
RH-TERMS-0ver $500, 90 days credit.
R-Goods ready for examination early the morning Of
sale. selO
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r AIDES ......AADAES' WINE
sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
=-r...r~ Celebrated ..
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLY
sTIMULANT. TONIC, DIURETIC and sUpoRIFIG, which
Is testified Physicians and thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
AS Gentle StimuIant a md Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appe.
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diuretie.
II mparts healty action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS arr
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRopsY, GoUT
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As a Sudorftic,
acts upon the Skim opening the and expelng all i'm
pures by nsesbe pespraon thereby driving off Erppion
and cleansing the surface giving tone and vigor this who'll
SYSTEM and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe Of Indians
Have long nsed the Blossom and Fruit OF the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries dried and by families for in
of sickness.
Speer's Wine of Elder
pure from juice cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcns properties SUPERIOR to other Wines in
excellent article for all WEAK and DE BLIDAT
ED PERSONS and the AGED and IEPIRM, removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS, improving the APPETITE and bensdttns
LADIES and CHILDREN.
"A Ladies' Wine,
Because It will not ntoxicate contains mixture Of
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar fayo
properes imparhng healthy to thu
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
hg-A wneglass full may be used with meals
any time through tho day, as desired
We will only ask your indulgence make trial Of th
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART Il co. JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYatE, Canal sree, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar proprietor's prices.
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
my25 lykW 2O8 Broadway, New York.
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The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY do
ses introduce the article the public and physicians city
and country, the
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II w. d >. IL. STARR,
a. CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Ssaufars New .Tarsav

I w. d j. IL. STARR,
~ CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. New Jersey.
Manufacturers Of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for AS WORKS.,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retosts and ether
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required for setting them in tbs
latest and most improved modes
WASHERS GoNDENsERs. sGRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERS, for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIF IERs, varying from 1850 to l,50O0o cubic feet dai5
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRoN-LIME STRIVES, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of MI sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TEIEsCoPiC and SINGLE. with Iron
Guide ind Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REG ULAF9RS.
STREET MAINS, from * 4s ehes diameter for Wssas,i
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such Branches. Bends
Drips Sleeves,
STOP VALVES, 80 inaass either brass faced plain
WROUGHT IRON NoRK-Al tho Smith and sbsss Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
Ra- should be addressed to the P2IN0I
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
sE-BRANGH OFFICE, l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. ftl3 ly&W
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At Private Sale.
BY ]. B. WALTON, |=. ~.
AUcrrosEER-OGice 40 Camp street.
THE attention of parties wanting DWELL
Undersigned Aactioneef embracing D@ENG HOUSES o
all descriptions and varying in price from s2io0 to So 500
In the First District:
l. TWO MODERN and SUPERIOR TWO-STORY BRICK
Church.
2 FOUR, WELL BUILT AND CoMMoDIous THREE
Constance street, corner OF Terpsichere street.
3; TWO ELEGANT BRIcR Two-sToRY DWELLINGS
on Constance street. corner Of Robin street.
4. oSE-sToRY FRAME DWELLING Constance street
adjoining the above.
5. ATWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE on Terp
schore street, between Annunciaiion and Constance.
6. ATWo;sToRY SMALL. CONVENIENTLY ARRANG-
ED DWELLING on Terpschore street. opposite the above.
I. a Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on the southeast
side of Apollo street, near Terpsclore street.
A TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Race street,
between Constance and Annuncation.
Q. TWO Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS, on ST. Charles
Gate Nayadcs) street, between Calliope and Clio.
TO- A 0NE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on Basin street,
between Poydias and Perdido and property adjoining.
Il An ELEGANT AND GoNMoDIoUs THREE-sToRY
Gasque's Row.
sr3A BHK b@ 5sp NRIs,a1 THREE
D. Bcn, Esq.
IS. A VERY GONtNtODIOI-S AND ELEGANT Three.story
and Attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, extensive back
baldng On Camp street opposite 81 Paeks Church ec-
IA. A TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Poey-
fare street, between Foucler and Annunciation.
Is. A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING on Thaiia street.
between Tchoupitouas and ST. Thomas.
10. A Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING four large
lots of ground Claiborne street running through to Der
bgny street. between Canal and Gasquet Streets
In the Second District:
Ii. AN ELEGANT Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on
Rampant street, between Philip Uraulines lot
and suited tor elegant first class residence
u.M In the Third District:
is. THAT ELEGANT. HANDSOMELY IMPROVED and
running through ST. John which modern
commodious and convenient Dwelling House and outbuding
Gne garden, etc.
10. ONE AND a HALE STORY FRAME DWELLING,
corner of Claiborne and Columbus streets
20. a oNE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE on Claiborne street,
between Columbus and Laharpe.
In the Fourth Districts.
q. THE DWELLING HOUSE the corner Of Chestnut and
First streets, BOW occupied by Harry I. Hays, ESQ.,
o. AN ELEGANT TWo-STORY MODERN DWELLING
on Prytania street on two lots of ground.
g. TWO TWo-sTORY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on
Second street Apollo
Also
SEVER AL VERY DES1R ABLE AND HIGHLY IMPR0y-
ED COUNTRY PROPERTIES liz Bouigny the line of the
Carroton Railroad in Greeuye and in the Fourth District
nFor full descriptions the properties prices and
SCI If J. b. WALTON, Auetioneer.
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srAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.
NEW ORLEANS, August l, 1860.
This Company the star Company
insure against the Loss and Damage by Fire tho Re of the
Seas and Rivers, at the current rates of premium.
DIRECTORS.
P, A. Giraud. .......t. firm p. A. Grand Il Go.
A. Watt. ....,.,......,..ir firm John Witt K Co.
G. W. Logan finn Logan Sonat & Claiborne.
J. rlanehe, Jr ...... firm J. Ii. pIagchc Il Go.
A. +. Elliot .......... firm Elliot II Nj KtevGr.
+. Lung .............. firm Mummy Il Lulipg.
T. Dupantier 5000. firm Roman Is kernion.
Lloyd K Coleman. firm Coleman. Bruon i RtheTs.
w. Quentell ......... firm VIM Prehn d Co.
W, q. q. Claiborne.
Chas A Castillo 800. firm Gordon n Casillqs
rLA3IDE FoRSrAIL. President.
EunE nERUys Secretary. aul ty
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYf

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY DO
sres introduce the article the public and physicians city
and country, the
purest DifFtasahle stEmuIant.
which has been prepared for medical
cordial at once heahfu and nvgoratng the enfesble
whether by disease Ills distilled from the rye and
malt and Its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his own whereby the noxous in
gedien known be contained the Whisky general usc
completely separated the absolute purity this
ticle from any foreign adnixture Is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the most emf
Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New
ton the State Agricultural Society have with
Diploma Dr. Jackson Boston, has testified oath
to Its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFIG ATEs:
| 1913. Philadelphia Sept. 9, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut
Whisky which you u.s.
poisonous substance known F5i OIL which tho character
injurious ingredient general us
BOOTH, GARRETT & GAMAg,
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. 5, 1s5S.
analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton IT, of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased to state that Is entirely
from poisonous deleterons substances 1t Is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Whisky which proves be free from the heavy
Fus Oils and perfectly pure aud unaduterated The Ana
this Whisky Ii derived from the grain
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. IL Boylston street.
I,r,rT- r,r,rf,
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J. B. WALTON.


"A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND In The FOURTH
District, ~ auction. In the succession Of
Oliver g. VandlandInghau, deceased.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
AUCTfoNEER-Offce 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, september 18TH, 1860, at IL
~ O'Clock NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange by virtue
and in of order by the Honorable the Sixth judi
cal District Court Phrish of East Baton Rouge the 9Th
day Of August, 1860 No. 5l6 ataucton, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon situated in the Fourth District the
city Of New Orleans in the square bounded By Water Jackson
IeYee and Philip Streets designated by the letter r. square
g plan drawn by Hugh Grant surveyor Of the City Of La
fayette, which is the Fourth District Of this city,
being the plan of said city, measuring Ga feet front
leyee street IL feet inches front Water street. sG feet
inches front Philip street. " feet inches the line
wards jackson street.
3-TERMS-One-thrd cash balance payable in six and
twelve months in satisfactorily endorsed with mortgage
retained the property with confession Of judgment until full
and final payment bear eight per per
est after maturity till paid Notes made payable at The Loi
State Bank. anf4
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ag-Herchants' Lodge No. a., 4. q. o. f..
in Room No 2 Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday
ming at O'Clock The following brothers elected officers
for the present term
W Irving Hodgson, N. G.; H NJ Isaacson V. G.. VIM H.
g King, Rec Secretary L. Adam Per. Secretary Raw,
Treasurer
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
1l6 Walnut street,
je2 ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
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SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE AND HIGHLY IMPRoy-
ED COUNTRY PROPERTIES liz Boulgny, the line of the
Carroton Railroad in Greeuyle and in the Fourth District
aFor full descriptions of the several properties prices and
terms apply to -
SCI If J. b. WALTON, Auetioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

To,sl - 2Os ess aas62ce 1855 2i2 1851
awe have added to our table this week the tunnage
by the Delaware and Hucson and Pennsylvania Goal
Companies 10 the date sfxed, which though The latest
We have received 1t VIII DC teen, Is soDe t"o "soA'
DID,"
Then. o. Pieay,ne of the evening Of the ID Of July
"Tbere yas an active demand for money to-day,
AID the movement indicated gradual but unillstaAa'
bic hardening Of raks Of discount. The banks accom-
freely 10 the extent OF their incoue, without
biuo able 10 abtcrb more than fraction OF the oier
ings aud the supply OF paper on the OUTSIDE Oh s
market was largely in excess OF the amount OF capi
seeking Investment Exchange is weaker, ana tne ue
Tnaud shows maI ked abatement in both foreign lno
domeet,c Quotations OF ali descriptions are, however,
all nominaiiy unchanged but the tendency all rouhu
il 20 lower figures. We repeat as follows; Clear '1r
ling Bills lI0dll0l Bank rates for direct reniiInoI'
no. ll0,; Bills VITA Shipping Documents a'tsened,
lOy a 1924; Francs 5f.052 5fi2J per dollar ohy
day Bills on New-York, &c, ia4RI CT. discount
Sight, la y CT premium.
The Z ipeinnati Gazette ssysi
owe continue 20 receive most fattering acsoun's
from the countr, regarding the crops The reports are
more favorable thai previous encouraging adyices
bad lea us 70 anticipate. In the West wheaI ns oo
nosty harvested and the general yield il very heasy.
After making allowance for districts where INC s,Vp
suffered iron severe weather In the "use,, ar az q.
o,ne, cnu,es euch az rust the ravages OF inc ny o.,
during the Last three months, il s safe To esunaso
crops in the aggregate, at full average ana aa
ing III the wheal-gfo~ing States N the mesl us n
! ipIly ,wcr as lsrre ar that Of 1889 In Pennsyas
and New York, the crop is also an excellent one IN
m ouantity aud quality. In the frosted 9is'' 49,,
v " prnnayysuia and Ohio, where the fauore
a. almost entire lat year. the yield this SEASON 70,
,S;tb few exceptions, extraordinarily large. barley
and rye have yielded we'll Oats though s NOR ,bo
r.rsw, have generally beaded out prst wen fair weld
ro, =, m n. fair oIe There VIII also be ihil y''u
eSb.v Ters Is larger breadth under corn than ~
any former year and the prosPea for neaVy y'ps.
1o;Id not b. more favorable. The grown was re-
turded som. what by dry weather IN many p'a''s 'I'
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InsIesse compared with 1882 sAz'l8"
The annexed extract Is from letter received from
the SUPERINTENDENT of the Siyer-HiD Mine:

the SUPERINTENDENT Of the SdVer-ltlu Nine:
sILyER-HuL MINE, July 8, 1850.
SIDNEY AsHMoRK-DeGr SIR Since my last, the
vein in the 300 feet eve south simproved handsome
w. and Welding very excellent All the rtopes iooh
much The came, and ia the Wine are improving In
two weeks from this time the shafts Will be deep
enough TO commence drifting. / think il will take
about month more to hole the Wine to the 300 feet
level After the Wine ia boled the shafts down, and
the $50 feet levels started the old mine VIII show
much better lace than she has doLe for long time.
am pleased 10 tell you that have had wo men
opening The quartz vein in wood this looks very well
d. fined and has two good walls; the vein is feet,
and contains ZONE gold the top, although expect
to fId copper in q very few feet below the surface
Tse receivers Of the Coobtuate Bank, Boston, not
having realized sufficient funds to pay off in fall the
liabilities Of the Bank have pettiOIed the Court for
authority to assess the soci holders to the extent Of 20
u cent.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day gives the follow
ing, statement Of ire Anthracite Coal trade for the
week and season:
The aggregate tunnage Of the companies from
which We have returns estimating the tunnageoy the
two New-York companies for the last week, from
which we haze report, Is about three and nan
millions OF tuns for the season, only hall year-an H.
crease of about haf million tuns the tunnage TO the
same time last Year. Last weeks operations were IN
one p,rapre interrupted BY the festivities attendant
on the celebration Of the 4th The business is in
healthy condition; the demand for coal good, and
prices are hTm.
"ILe follow ing abstract Of company reports shows
the coal tunuage The week and season. as compared
with Inst season 10 the same dates;
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The Horse iSnrket.

II ia now the midsummer term in tho horse market,
when like midwinter, there il usuaiy lull in the
trade. Judging from the present appearance Of the
stabes the horse men DO anticipate much trade
as usual at this period of the year the stock hand
Is quite low-several Of the large stables not
than half full THIS, however, is decided adsaatage
" the horses stabbed in this season in stables
never clear of the three kinds Of contagious borse DIS
that remain any length of tine unsold in any of the
sae-stabls III Twenty fourth street, where, IN Tact,
nearly all stabbed thai comet the city for sale.
IL e estimated by god judges vi the basiaees
that the number CT horses sold the st months
oi 1860 in NewYork, is not much more than half the
number sold III the corresponding time ID 1853 The
eaes Of horses go South been smaller tnIs year.
Irotaby, tLaD ever. There ID inquiry now than
bertoiore for that trade; lot was bought for Charles
It Is anticipated there viii good dSnssd
the eoLs Auunn for sooa coach horses ana such suit
The shipping continues light One shipper was In
Hatst few day. hi, pIeh:e. were mostly o. hones
das horses II surprising how many Of thee little ugly
bruiss Ind buyss IN this inaIke Tier. u constant supply f
this horses hand Il Ihaub-rs stable atard by
rtx to dozen Of tie real hso~n sbbena Caos-
dian Istos almost bcessanty no Of prices for
oass and fancy III much higher
Thsre H. Dothv ithandus thu reduced number hand sn
noticed pairs held At tea Give and ioastss hundred
aor. tins Is ,eTy re lsokin howy oaTrass hosea The
que IN oeatrsl New Yek whore carriage
horses ir0nL
Cera sod .sresss .sesIold say rsa-aS
shout been te'n ana half lends hh Al a0o .nd eco
pair with good whrrsHii.s Of 'iness '
There has b.gn O absLt month pa. WY demand for
city railway hoTcs, and tAksn probably In the
nenih. Tkr sra-rni Price /. sis5S IIDi ~
Tier b. h'en seat-r demand u for Saddle horses
than ~ have ko~n before sud th demand &ey to in