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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-15
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J. e, CHAPMAN.
HABERDAsHERY vERsIFIED.

-
In the "noiso and confusion that 10 constantly RACES
And is chronicled forth in the TelegTaphs pages
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods aud Causes and LRs
Shawls, Bonnets, and Cloaks that rival the graceR
May claim attention, to a brief rehearsal.
OF list of Choice Goods In a stock universal
And though less pretending are in merit more souAs
And are quietly waiting your notice down N
There Cloths of all grades and textures ysu' ind,
Of pure Wool from your aocks and Of Alabama combiasa
And Nestngs, the fancy MaFseles silk Black Satin.
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread, WaddiDg aud Batting
Wieks Flaunels, beached goods Stripes Sheeting tW NE
Aud Muslins ana Lawns, bonnet dress and swiSi ans
Cambrics and Summer Stu checd striped white shirt
Gloves Dress Goods Shawls and Ribbons and skeleton Sk
Spice pepper and cas ssleTatus gold meda kaoIu soap
Broom baskets and bed cords cloths Inca buck goVs asd
Super teas sugars and Gee, both Java and Rio,
Pure can be found 10 the Sta to Of Ohio ft
Paper hangng brass kettles fancy prints band boxeS
Cloths pins wOoen yarn and bows the your
Stone chnrnS jugs jars and crooks assorted glass and na
Mop handles wood and Ton SASH pitoho snd water pals
Shoes for children boys and ladies' gents ladies' hOsu
And hoes for gents to work with wooden pump and supss
Buiialos, = 80 -
Scyhes snaths rnkes and boErds half hushs asa
sole leather, 80
Chalk rosn, whiting OIL umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot OF Hats and Caps Of every grade stya
If all outside were heaped at once woudht be so big ps
Shoemakers too word with ycu have you good news
Heres nearly all the impieu for making boots and
ing avis, -
Taeks, Na aw handles brstes lining bIndina heel baa
Errnsh calf ench chalk kip hoas size sticks and morooeo
"eppn aud hastings OF various shades shea nssdls aa
But hold my muse. nor further tax tho printers sonus
He'll and space for 1.-THE Of the list Of Ah fn ssSs
Say then that the stock Is fall and eomplets M
That Anxiously swaiting our pa rous to greet
Invite them ALL fom South from North from East and ffsaa
From city, from country. LOoOluss, DOugasllss 80 a.
From every point of the compass, come III,
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend.
Arhtabula, Oct 27, 1850.
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woop woop lThose who have agreed 10 pay their sub
ssPtiOns in wood win obge by bringing immediately
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THE Partnership Heretofore Existing

THE Partnership Heretofore Existing
between George Ford Jr. and p Ford In the
business dissolved by mutual consent the 9th day
April 1861 The accounts OF the late the hands
P. c. Ford for immediate settlement GEORGE FORD Jr.
L, c. FORD.
AEhabula, May ], 1861.
The business will be continued al the old stand by tie sub
fcrihes, the and firm Of p c. T. j. Ford, who
ask for continuance Of the patronage that has been enjoyed
10y the old concer pedgnE themselves by fair dealing and
promptness in business to endeavor to give entire satisfaction
5e3 p. G. FORD.
Ashtahula Nav !, 1861. T. J, FORD,
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Oats Wanted atihis oncs on either new or old su
aeftntiona
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY & DEPOT.

oSEsS
Sftz@~9J
W. g. BENHAM has at length perfected Ills busi.
arrangements that the public may be accommodated
on call for most Of the
Various kinds Of Pleasure Vehicles.
having number finished up aud ready for delivery be-
sides large quantity Of work in various stages Of
which may be completed upon very short notice. when pre
fercd. -
Orders will be received for work of any particular style
or pattern.
With full supply af the hest hands be found in the
country he fears competition, west in the matter
Of taste or STYLE OF excellence of material the Adsy and
honesty with which his work is put together the truth
examination.
Repairing Of all kinds done with PrOmFtness and on sads
factory terms.
WM C. BENHAM
AshtdbulA, March 2S, 1860. kas
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RELIEF for the AmIcted.

Charge for medicine for one month, from SlOo 10 500
DIR. S. q. CLARK
Having had seventeen years experience In the practice
medicine during which time he has treated thousands
hents In all forms OF acute and chronic diseases
aeled success of which Of your friends neigh6oIs
can testify and prepared to give relief to all who may
ply. Particular attention viii be given TO the Cox
sunfroN and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements of every character
will be treated with success.
Also will cure old and all euptve diseases of what
ever chaHcter they may be- lie makes universal
BOtORioa remedies No eaOme other deeterious drugs
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine
general description of the appearance the urine with
correct statement Of the origin of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with name age &c.
All communications must be directed to
~ s q CLARK Nm
Jamestown MercerS Pa.
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n. York Cattle Market, Tuesday, june I2.
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McGUFFEY'S and RAYS series ~
:" 49, =. = W ...l- --.s
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Toys and Fancy Variety Goods,
ne door North of the Fisk House,

where will be very happy to supply all who navy wish Gay-
Ling In the Varisy Lee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
Consols since the Goth ult.

The Board Trade returns for August show falling Oh IN
I,. y,I but they are p cent higher than IN August 1889
The dimnusn In the shipments to the United States auns
August, wa equal 70 81 loo 900 ,tering.
Fro~ tn. T,ns, (Cly irtiei.), 2sh.
FRIDAY Eyrsso.-Ths intelligence Of the advance Of
The r.s Of discount at Paris to cent caused Conso't to
open this morning decline Of Toward tbs close there
vas little hrmeu The hrst bargains for money were
s3si and che ultimate quotations were Si9t Tor money
The sIp.astiOn this morning of the actual position Of tho
tho market, and III. opening transactions were 1g or
noay cent above the closing price OF yesterday There
ras sssin large business during the day, but hwn OF
steady cb,ricr To. only relapse i and this proved
temporary the hns quotation beng the same 81 ths COM
The cosinx price from Paris thi, evening 65f a3c
showngs further decline Of cent In the foreign es
changes his afternoon the rate Hamburg WAS again shade
A6ou, $500 In gold chiefly bars, taken to the Bank
Ths movement, OF the Bank Of France to 81 cent !, At
trbu,ed partly TO rather rapid lo Of bullion since the Pno
wEest purchased since the result. Of the harvest became
known being e,t at about I'll GOO OOO and parity 70 eh
expectation tbs. , .uI Of specie hs,o 10 ,Y t,t
pscs after the Of October when all the provisions Of the
Commercisl uslty come into force.
Fvom The IfHrs (Cffy drffeiel. -
THUhsDAr EvKSsG-Ths English funds opened THIS meIn
lar with rather s', weakness and an improvement o.
eighth took place which steadily MAINTAINED 70 no
close Ths frat operations Ia Conso for money were o. - 70
aud the eonenains prices wsro !d for money and s0'
Late Ia the afternoon news was received Of the Bank Of
France having advanced their rate Of discount from oeo.
at which hsd stood since the ed OF March, to y cent
1hi, not entirely unantcpssds belief nav
iDs BEEN entertained in Paris during Tho past week th an
demand for money would soon be felt IRON ne cor
nusd grain purchases In its effect here the step may prove
.au,ry since will tend to induce Of the capita, which
seems about 60 become drug TO seek temporary
In France whence, In the OF need and the VI
higher this side Il will immediately How back
There slight increase Ia ths demand Tor
day but hsEe has rarely been an instance OF susn an
abundant supply Of money in the market at period
amount have again taken place to-day at 2. Y cent a
The operation, In Mexican stock to-day have 1870 md
amount and the fluctuations have been wide in
OF apparently unqualified contradiction given ey the fas
10 the published In London the day before
day. that the base. II combined Intervention e5
Spain and France he'd been dehntvey arranged me as'
pdce yesterday and the early TINS morn
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uditor of the State Of Illinois:

The above on account Of the following banks Of
Illinois, now in liquidation Gordon State Bank,
Hutsonvills; Plowmans Bank, Taylorville New
Market Bank, New Market.
We have received from Messrs. Albert II. Nicolay
g. Co., their semi-monthly Price Current, containing
the latest quot atoms for Bauk, Insurance. and Kali
road Stocks and Bonds also, Government, state,
and City securities, &C., &c Copies may be oo'
tanned gratis at their Office, No 80 William street
The Persia brings about 100000 in gold Tho
steamer Uuncle sam, which sailed from San Fran
cisco 18th u., had 81 100000 in treasure for New
York.
There was rumor at the Second Board
that an order for 100000 Of the 7.3o v cent
Treasury notes had come out by the Asia a iaiI
amount went out by the Wednesday steamer, ana
considerable purchases of Government Skies nave
been made to-day on foreign account. The zone Oh
the letters by the Asia is not generally favorable 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

CHRIsTIANsON-At bis sisters, No. IS Fulton street,
Brooklyn Friday Oct H. after long and severe i %
ChristiAnson, and nephew to E. T. Ch''isn'on aged -
The funeral services will take place at his sisters house Ne
20 Fulton street. Brooklyn on Sunday Oct H. at seioch
DAKIN In Washington; D. G., on Thursday, Oct 10.
Chsncy B. Dskn Of Brooklyn, n. \.
Details Of funeral win be published when the body arrives
I'D a.af. ae
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 sttenaths
funeral Sunday afternoon the 18th inst, q. eclocA,
from the residence OF her mother Carlton avenue norm "
GREGoRY-on Friday Oct H. 1861 Sarah Anrs Gregory.
daughter Of David and Ann ~ Gregory aged II yeas and
Her remains will be conveyed this day Saturday 2ocoef
p M, TO the Cemetery OF the Eyers.esns tos n,sen''
from the residence Of her parents, No a42 MINI street.
JoNEs-on Thursday, at FaiIpOunt we.cbesteI ooSIsy'
tho residence Of her uncle Henry soney
Mary wife of Capt Benz Jones OF bark Mary sno Loss
Her remain. viii be tken setsgtet Long Island thi'
S.nos Of c. T'' Waiter jones. s.tsuis
Long Island pspen please copy
KEARNEY-Iu Paris, on Saturday, Aug II, Capt Peter
r nen .Si ' .SS relative, Of the y arc invited 70 attend
An. funeral from the residence OF his sister Mrs Morgan
No. IS Bridge street, Brooklyn on Sunday the ls'b ip'e'
NoTIcE-The member. of Angle Saxon Lodge No. u,
Brother .Ss Capt s =" PETGR HEIRNEY from No. $ Sdss
street. Brooklyn, on Sunday the 18th in's' ct 0eiIsI
mepERMuT-on Friday morning Oct II, su,s Main, in
FAINT daughter OF John l.. and Emily A. hcDennui
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectay
Il ocoes To% *, 'r nsdssss MARITIME
70 $. Luke. place without further inr,I.th n' "
McLoNE-on Friday, Oct H. 1861. james McLone, sssd~
The friend. of the fny aud his acquaintance respect
fy inyitsd 70 stt.a IL rrsl from his late residence
No 255 Centre 81. Get, a. Sunday at o'clock p "'
sUTToN-At hs r,.ide4c,, in Brooklyn Tenth month n'h'
after short sss s'eph'a ton sssd - sssf eu.e Hsr
ntuer W taxi
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MARRIED.

cORNING-GIBSON-On Thursday, Oct. 10, At Madison
avenue Church by the Rev. William Barnard,
Edwin Corning and Virginia N, eldest daughter OF Thons
w. Gibson, all Of this city.
FANNING-PADDOCK-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday oct
Robert s. flaming Lizzie D. daughter % the late Rev
8. b. Paddock
HALLIDAY-SMIrH-In Brooklyn, on THURSDAY Oct. ~
by th. Rev IT, Rockwell John Wright Halliday Of Brooi
lyn, to Isabella Stewart Smith Of Dublin, Ireland
JoNES-MARsH-At Brandon, VI, on "wednesday Oct
by the Rev c. A. Thomas. ID. D., Mr. s. W. Jones OF tnn
city to Cora f. only daughter Of the Hon. r. " Marsh o.
the former place.
PATCHIN-TOMPKINS-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Oct
by the Rev. T. s. browne Henry Pstchin Of Bennington
W. Lydia Pierce, daughter Of Col Daniel u Icpphns
Assistant Qusrtermaster- General United States Army
wHEELER-OSBORNE-O Thursdsy Oct. 10 blythe Rev.
H. F. Montgomery Lieut.. Charles Suy Wheeler u D N.
10 Miss Fannie r. Osborne of NewYork
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DEpoT QuIHrsxxAsrAKs OYyIcE,
DKPUT QUAkThhkArIHkt UFIILHi I
wksHIyGroS, D. C., Oct. 10, 1851. 5
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited at thi

DEPOT QuAbTbhkAtIht OFIitHJ
WksHIsGrOS. ID. c., Oct. TO- 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS arc invited at this
~ oi,o until October 81 at II for supplying the Quar-
Department with 900 tuni Of HAY aud lOoo'
bushels OF OATS. -
The Hay 70 be good mschsntIbls TIMOTHY put up aud
delivered In bales
The OATS TO be good Understandable article put upn i,et'
shout two each Sacks 10 be retained By the Gov
eminent without charge Oats TO be received BY weight
at (32l thirty.two pounds 20 the bushel.
All tho Hay and Oats TO be delivered At the Government
wharf OF Railroad depot in this CITY within (l thirty days
after closing the contract -
The proposals be In separate envelopes Those for Hay
be marked Proposals for lay" Those FOR Oats Fro
Alto BE- directed to Col H. RUcKER Depot Quarter.
master Washington, %. G. .
No proposal will be entertained which 10 received asr the
reading Of the bids been conmoucsd will bid be
considered unless the parties preIsnt represented by
an authorized agent or attorney.
Good ana sufficient security with bond, &C. viii be re-
Qulred. . 81, At, 4,
Every bidder must give his full address. with either the
number OF his house place Of business or PosOhice boz
The undersigned the right to eject A bids that hs
may consider too high. a.,
d. II. FUCKER. Quarterm sster aud Colonel
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w PANY by its deed dated the first day Of DeesmbsI
es % ST. ao s1o C e BOOK No. "a
also By other deed d,ied said 6r day Of Decsnber
supplemental said st deed. did convey snto VILLAIN
N. MORRISON, EDWARD BREDELL and fHANhLIS
A. DICK the following described real estate situated IN BLOCK
30 ls Of the City Of st. Louis and described follows
Fyd; 10. psrce OF land fronting two hundred aud
ty feet % depth and bounded souh BY Warrington avenue
SAT- Sixth street nort by the north ine OF the geld o con
vest by Seventh street Ssord certain lot or piece Of
ground situate IN ssd OseS containing about seventy ee be
hy6ve ees deep on Green sTss be the same more Of less
being lot known snd ds;psst on the Of the lots lad ont
and made an addition 60 the town Of St. Louis by william
Chhsty lot No 81 bounded the wss by No - laid
Sixth street aud the soash the hers dsscrbs
viii said INSIDE said Morrison Rrede
tbsr.n dscb.d amounting four aaSfd thOus.s do.s,
being hundred bonds Of i've hundred dollars each
huudfed and to Peter Lnde or bearer WITH per
interest payable semi En1y from that date al
ole at the Bank o. Commercs 10 hew1oIk and whereas
among other things it provided ia ssd deeds that the
Interest upon said bonds part thereof should becoe
due and remain usPald ioL s'ity aays s, ,hs Rsa
should forthwith become due AID payable notwh'
said bond: nay not appss on ne ace - r. sSe sns
tined sold pledged hundred and sixteen sld ooad
amounting to Tires Hundred and egn thousssa aos uPon
al Of which the seHannus interest becoming ans on me
day Of jane eighteen hundred and sixty has been
doe for than thirty dsys. aud Is si unpaid although
some or ali Of Il Ia. been demanded. -
row tberefgre. We WILLIAM ". MORRISON. Ed
WARD BREDELL and fkANkl.lN \. Do trustees, a.
aforesaid stths request Of the individuals and ooIPo
rat holding said bonds and 10 accordance with tue pro
visions Of sad deeds will the enty day Of octo
Der eighteen huaeed and and between TIE hour o.
O'Clock in the forenoon and five o'clock an the afternoon
Of that day the front door Of the IN the
city Of st. Louis Missouri proceed to sell the above described
eoses and property for cash. public vendue 70 tho hh
All bdde In oder TO pay 10 the holders OF said bonds the
anoets due beso and charges that be
payable under the poyoDs Of said Deeds together with the
eapepses Of tleugst VIM. ". MORRISON,
EDWARD BHEDELL, , Tptteea
ffAhKLlN A. DICK, }
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the SCHOOL OFFICERS Of tbs Tv enty ond Ward,
az the oce Of ts Clerk OF Board OF Education corner OF
Grand and Elm.sts until WEDNEsDAi the 10th day Of
October instant at O'Clock D. H. for the HEATING AP-
PARATUS necessary for heating, with hot water steam,
Ward School House No 81 In Wsss itth-st in sad Ward
for said sppa,ns de snd be AZ
me Office OF AMNON MACyEY Superintendent Of School
Budngs No % Crosbys and the proposals offered mu,t
be In conformity with said specification Two fesponIoie
and approved sHeties will be required Tor the faithful per
iorInsace Of the contrac the Of whom must accom-
the proposal The School Officers reserve the right 20
ANY OF al Of The proposals oasred doemed for the
public interest 70 do 30. BENZ. r. FAlRCHlLD,
Chairman School Officers Twenty second W ard
J9sEPH CrDLPP, gg.. Secretary.
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l1ure Dimes, Mt.

BEG leave to state that / have opened my
stone at No 203 Pearls Msidenisne where shall
constantly kscp full assortment Of the WINES and PURE
cOGNAC BRANDIES Of MeSTG PAUL DE CONlNCh,
MONODA GUIRAUD
Orders We respectfully solicited and win be promptly at,
;ep6cd TO. J. MARC MARTIN.
BORDRArx July l, 1861.
We lave the honor to inform the public that have esab
iste depot of our WINES in the City OF Newly ok and
have sppoi6ted Mr. j. MARC MARTIN OR Agent for the
Uuited States and the Csnadss .
AL Wines strictly pure, and can be used WIN
pafcty family and medicinal purposes 80 -.
PAUL DE CONlNCK, MONOD GUllAUD.
We take pleasure to recommend with entire confidence NJ
.. MARC MARTIN. Agent Of the hrIn PAUL DE CO
NfNCK MOkOD GUIRAU0 OF Bordeaux. We can S.
friends that they may rely the purity Of al WINES
sold by that hrm through Mr. MARTIN
GURDON BUCK, VI. D., New.I York
HORACE GREEN. NJ. d.. New ork.
WILLIAM h. BROWN. VI. d., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

Of general Improvement throughout Germany and Holland
Choice Getting and Shipping command l3lSc aos Of 3
rs cases Sssdesf seld at 7d9lc.
WHISKY 10 In fair demand and the hrmor xsJee
Of $50 bbls at 2gG2osc the latter rate for extra bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
Burning fInib, Oils, &f.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
III OII-Reeeved direct nom the manufacturer and fer
In quantities suit at the very lowest market rates oy
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS. Co,
Nos 10 and liz WilliAmst, New fork
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The Asia at this port today brings two days later
Cotton was buoyant, but Breadstuifs were dull
Consos were better, selling at 93ia93i There was
good demand for money at 3a3i y cent for good
bills.
Messrs d. Bell, Son g. Co., in their circular, thus
comment on the state Of the market for American
Stocks:
During the past week nothing has occurred In the market
for American Secu rites 20 claim particular notice The mar
kst ia iIEn add prices generally without alteration
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V'O REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-Sealed Pro.

posals win be received this Office until THURSDAY.
Oct A. tbs purehSse OF Real Estate by the Corporation for
the use Of the FTe Department located as follows:
ONE LOi between 10th and lthsvs sad st and fsihS'L
for Hose Company No. II.
ONE LOT between "a and 6thav and iiih aud 2ld tts
for Hose Company No. 20.
ONE LOT between Broadway aud 5thsy., and 9th and
3)th-sts, for Hose Company No. 81
ONE LOT between I'd and Lexington-svs, aud 18th aud
29th.s,s. for Hose Com psliy No. 81
ONE LOT between Hudson Greenwich Canal and Spring
sta for Hose Company NO. al.
ONE LOT between Goth and 90thts within $50 feet east
or west Of Jday for Hook and Ladder Company No. TO-
Proposals will contain diagram Of the property offered
with Dimensions locality and character Of improvements IL
any Preference will be given TO vacant lots Payment will
be made on giving a clear and satisfactory title.
The right Is reserved TO reject any OF All Proposals
ROBERT r. HAWS. Controller.
City Of Nsw.York, Department o. Finance,
Controllers Oibcs, Del. TO- leCl.
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Ocr. lI-2O $40 bbs Flour, 20 do Corn Meal Go bbla
Whisky 8O2a3 bush Wheat 1913 do. CON- sos DO osis
10 $50 do Barley 1898 do. MALI l7s pkg Oh Cake 81 do
Ashes pkgs Provisions 1913 DO Lard 40 kegs Lard
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X WATER STOCK OF the CITY Of NEW-dOHh.-
Sealed proposals will be received at the Controllers Once n
An Monday Nov T. 1861 O'Clock when the same
viii be publicly opened for the whole or ANY PsI o. me
ann of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAKS
( : 9oO 0OO) or THE CROTON WATER STOCK OF TIE
CITY OFNEw- YORK, authorized by ChsPter sI o. N.
Laws OF 1860 and smended by Chapter 8l OF the Laws
of 1861 and by Ordnance Of the Common Council or In
erenGing the Supply Of CToton Water, &c.
The will bear interest 1T the retc OF s1
per annum payable quarter yearly and the VIII NC
redesmable on the 6Ist day Of November, lJV5.
~. nronoss will st,te the amount Stock desired and
the price per One Hundred Dollars thereo and the persons
Whose spos are accepted will be required to deposit with
the Cbembersn Of the City within fifteen days AFTER the
opening of the bids the awarded to them
On presenting to the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain Tor such deposits the parties viii be entitled % receive
certificates for equal amounts OF the par Nsue Of 'ne ooo
bearing interest from the date Ct payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and ndorsed fropo
sal. for Crotou Water stock Of the City OF NewfoTk ana
the same ncosed in second envelope addressed to the
Controller. =, -. AZ -
The right reserved to reject any OF all OF the BIOS con
10 protect or promote the interests Of the
CITY, HObEhL n ni"S, 'sn.i 'iI,
City Of New York Department OF Finance, Contrsie
Office, Oct. 5, 1861.
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In American socts we have i,tls variation 20 report
limited s,ass 6, Of 1903 are quoted sods1 So 7ldI1 Hs
ohu,stt, Sterling So s Maryland So e;a7o Pssn.yly.ni.
s., tsayo Psnniyl,ans Central R.ilrssd Bonds, s5ds1
EswYorL Genital 1865, s9aS Ininoi, Central, 80,
coupons; Shares 3l dis. Canals So lol New.Buusvief
g., iOs a. 100 Nova Scotia 90, l08kdl09
The from the BANK Of England for the week ending
Sept IS tvoi the following results when conPsed Win the
previous week: .. q. SIC
Reat
Public deposits. 5Blo1t '.''Increso'''' 1850
Other dsposs..... uts0i"o ..''DecIease''' so'i"fS
On the other side Of the accounts
Gov srnment sscuTitiei BIO $50 800 mo chsngs.
OtbsY .eeuYitis, H. $3.50 ....Increase... lS0227
Notes unemployed. s,lG,slo ....lncrenc.. lTO,bSo
The smoun, 81 notes In circulation flssJ3sO being
and the stock Of bullion Ia both depart
IL 2lt 2, showing an increase OF &si2, As when
compared With tho preceding return.
The following table will show the huctuations in
Canada aimee the Goth ult,: