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Sid Francisco July 20 bark SARAH a warren
oha whaling voyage
spoken, sc.
frgate Congress Montevdeo Boston, 81 days
9 Ss s We s ws aeya was put on board as coast
JUN Ss oygns from NYOrh for San Francisco
ship Henry Brigham Potter from liverpool for San Fran
BSS Csssr caRs 81 John Staten ta N bearing INV
a s 'ssT"s S sAswn es @ Tr ys
out ua is .! LAY. sSa for Bangor from St Thomas days
sshr sesman,s Pride II days from St Jago
Foreign Ports.
w an. for for Ngwf S r soon soon isk,
sls sshgs Eliza crowel, Young Boston; Aug q orassow
CHATHAM, NIB, Aug s-cid bark B Fountain Keller. Pc.
EainoS ss E. July ss-A ship 1epauo, Martin Asyao
SS.lYs Sa aIs JS.sans ano
arr isshj Kanasawa and sh"nghac 'V' san ''AD''''0
hal, M Ha Aug oArr sshr sag NacGmnsr NYork lh
ers9n, Baltimore; l2h, susan, Lang DO. .'', ''N
Baltimore ays cpnron Williams sG for NYoH aSs
sid ad Isl schr ,, EIsslrc Light, hume, NYork
brig Y Ss Scotia. 81 sG m, ar,iSra
es cruise Ss aad sd an h orig 'eh Davis cox
1sshsSn o eP 5 ra' ship Zone Fullerton from
ss SSs 3 w. sGs Kate Nssns
hsase MYork 18th ship Cavalier Amsbuoy Rockiand; sshrs
American Ports.
HAVE bark A ssonS k emp a @S
,Shr W. from NYerk signal Tor os ca ship
ay oa d anso via sa S. Xiss b Ss
W EnYn1 Br hs Ed.h Ann ilaines nstanss SIR Ella
i MeheT ~ HEolk via. inward from liverpool and sid
Bremen kc cs Bre sIi ar ss SiS s
Sas Sa Sin pSs spd Sr n
and Fly Jones' NYork Sid Brem ship Admiral aesioop,
SANSoRy Aug iScid schr Carnage, cOombs Edgar
BELFAST Aug iI-Arr schr "A Creed Mcfarland Tan
DiGHroN, Aug I6-Am schr R Dean, Cook, Elizabeth
A%f Es ssIp Ti'IEs %sa s ana
man, NYork Sid sehr Richard Borden Arnold Elizabeth
l6hs schrs W Thorne, Davis and slas Wright Sea-
MAcHIAs, Aug s-sld brig Mary Lowell, johnson, ia.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug ls-Arr schrs Louisiana Mitchell,
en SSSn TnompsSp coa s rssdepha Gh
mon 5 bark sHsan Jane ass Berry caps s1vsf Is
sass i Saor r s o os s'G srs Firth s 5saea
NEWPORT Aug i5-Arr schrs Lady Jane, saunders, New
Sh @f brig aS% Soca SC Bs
Pm, bark Lucy ANN schrs Clara Ellen Henrietta,
NEW HAVEN Az ie1Arr sshrs Alexandria McDmt
re nv S9fss S and sSoahpqs 1e SYGrk nn.,
PORT MADISON VT July II-In port ship Huntsville,
PORTLAND, Aug lG-Ar bark Mary Fox. Goodng Lon
PROVIDENCE Aug l6-Arr steamer Pelican, Williams,
Nsers fers p sSy rsnn psSr' c for r Paw
behport New layou Field; Ior, Even; soop Dallas,
pSr Pis slsrasoR aPSSqrsd dc cocS sd
dG;%% Thomas ana IIs%e FshIahsy S%osk %
d for Bsoa Governs chase @ % SARAH s
soAEFsEr Aug is~Arr schr Flight, Gibbs NYork
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Straight to good extra do S 90 n 8 rs
Choice extra family and bakers brands. 10 90
Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywne 49,. 2 70 20
Wheat was also scarce, was much wanted for
port at very full prices Sales 900 bushels here and
TO arrive at 81 40 for white Kentucky 81 80 81 AZ for
white Western and Canada 81 30 81 81 for red and
amber Western winter, 81 81 20 for milwaukee, club and
amber Wisconsin, 81 IL for Canada club and Csc 81 IL
Tor chicago spring Corn continued in active demand ut
an advance OF &C., with of los 900 bushels mostly
western mixed at from s3c 5le for unsound and very
choice WIN Western yellow at SIC $50. Rye and oats
were nrn' pnt moi active. Barley remained nominal
Soffkh-ine market was active and prices were
r Win sales OF 1000 bags Rio at l44c and 800 bags
st. Domingo GU p T.
CorToS--Thc transactions were very small today but
prices were sustained on basis Of 1sc sc for mid
FREGliIs There less activity in this line to-day
though rates were quoted about the same To Liverpool
there were shipped 500 bbs. -four at 2s 3D. 2s, 3D.
1876 bbs. rosn at Is. Cd, 20 hhds taIow at 25s and
20 tons rattan at 36s To Glasgow 60 casks oil al 35s
To Cork, for ORDERS rs 900 bushels at 1l1sd in
bulk. 10 Galway, bark with cargo of corn at i'd,
IN OulK ana bags. To London, 500 bbs -four at
Is l03ad To Bremen 100 bbfs ashes at 26s COO bbls
apples at 3s 400 bbs. flour at 3s. 100 tierces lard
tobacco Mt 37s. Cd. 40s and obs Cd respectively.
HAY.-The demand was mostly for now North river at
45c. a 60c,
HOES were hold firmly at 1sc zoe. for last years
growth, but We're inactive.
IRON was neglected, aud was nominal in price
Of any moment.
llME-There was moderate demand for common Rock
land at Toe Lump dun at sec.
MoLASsfS was quiet and prices were unchanged.
NAVAL STORES were active and higher today. Sales
were made OF $500 barrels Of common rosin at SO
81 l2 per BIO lbs 200 barrels OF crude ,urpentnc at
80 per ESQ bs and $50 barrels of spirits turpentne at
81 as a 81 SO per gallon.
PRovlsloSs-There demand for pork and 600
bbs were sold at SIS so $5 10 for clear SIS for mess
and $40 $40 12 for prime, per Dbl Beef duh at
SD 20 Sl3 20 for extra mess and 50 25 81 rs for
packed mess Sales 100 bbls Lard was in demand at
7Ac exc Sales 400 packages. Cut meats in
CURED for at sac. a64c for hans, and 4sc &C. for
shoulders Butter steady Sc f4c for State and
&c lie for Ohio. Cheese quiet at 4c 7I6c for
poor to prime.
Rnr.-0ny small lots sold at slac a 7c per ID.
SoAp-Sales of $50 boxes CASTLE were reported at
1l12c, months
Sales.--future were quotabc change in prices, but
the market was very dull
SuGARs-The business was more extensive COMPRISING
1000 hhds. Cuba at &c. a IL.
TAIow.-rhc sales to day amounted to 80 900 lbs at
SIC. at SIC.
wnIsKEY-The market was 1rmer, and $50 bbs, found
buyers at l7ilc. al7hc
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owing table shows the course of the stock
market during the past week and month";

The business in stocks continues limited, as usual
at this season Of the year. In the board bulls and
bears are pretty well balanced, though the former
seem to have the most courage and money. They
have been disappointed by the failure of the mar
ket to respond to the recent government negotia.
ton. But the fact is, the railroads are
earning no money and State stocks are about
being repudated by the rebels: what inducement
is there for any one to buy, under these circuM-
stances? That the issue of several hundred mil
lions of government securities may cause an infa.
ton is quite probable. But this will require time
and speculation must first seize upon government
stocks and Treasury notes, and carry them up to u
handsome premium. When the $40 per cent
Treasury notes are in brisk demand at 8 4 per
it will be fair to expect movement in railway
shares. As to Virginias, Tennessees and the other
stocks Of the rebel States, the presumption is over
whelming that the Legislatures of the several
States will carry into effect the recommendation of
the rebel Congress and confiscate all bonds held
by ''alien enemies" Such trick affords to Yir-
ginia the only chance she has OF staggering along
der her enormous debt, and it would not be whit
more disreputable than the absolute reputation Of
mercantile debts which has been ordered under
heavy penalties, by the several rebel Legislatures.
We are requested by several influential members
of our financial community to republish, for the in
formation OF the government, the following reso!u-
ton which was unanimously adopted at the meet
ing of bankers on Thursday
Resolved That this meeting, in assuming the grave
s,onsitity OF furnishing means to sustain the govern
rcnt til this important crisis beg leave respectfully to
express President Of the United States its confident
expectation that the government WILL without respect TO
rary or personal ccns eraens, conduct It's nairs in
every derartmen Of administration 20 insu vigor
integrity economy AID efficiency to the triumphant ter
mnGtion Of the war
And we are also requested to explain that, in the
opinion Of a majority of the bankers who are sup.
plying the government with money 10 carry Oh the
war, neither the Army nor the Navy Departments
are administered with the "vgor and integrity" re-
CURED by the ocoasion and that the necessity for
a change in these departments as urged in the ed-
toral columns OF the HERALD, is, in the opinion Of
these bankers, absolutely essential to the mainte
nance Of the credit of the government and ofpublic
confidence in the success Of the national arms.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, August IL, 1861.
Our importations of foreign goods continue to
decline Last week they were barely more than
quarter of the importations OF the corresponding
week last year, and fifth of the importations Of
the corresponding week oflS59. For the first time
many months the export table shows falling OFF
for last week, as compared with the corresponding
week of last year. This, however, arises from the
fact that at this season last year exports be-
gan to be very heavy. The apparent balance
against the port in the general account Of its for
cign trade for the current year continues to de-
cline; it is now less than S. 100000 The follow
ing are the tables Of the trade of the port for the
week and since January L.
IMPORTS.
Dry goods .. s3I3913S 3A4s,119 ,3e5
aenI merchandise. 2,555,35l 1,4e2,32a 799,295
Total for the week s. 1914 4se 49os .4l2 1852, 600
Previously repted 16 ,2o2 9o5 146,99eos2 $40 293
Since January slse ool 1894 15i 9o7 52l s7,o38 ,so3
ExroaTs OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
rota, for the week. sls74,4es 1s9ao5s 15s7,ea5
Previously rcptcd 3S,s76aSs 52,a32,s57 7s43l 400
Since Januaryl. o,4sl ,4s7 54,s2e,gl5 Soc1s,454
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
For the week. 81 ' SEQ ass a'iss2sl ''' zoo
Previously reptcd l2,24s,24o sO,42S55lo s,l5i,2eo
Since January /. $40, l79 32,e1,797 3,l5i,oso
1t is doubtful whether the bank reserve Of coin
will pass the 600 GOO point in the statement to
be published tomorrow, though it is certain that
there more than fifty millions in coin in bank at
the present time. Last Monday the banks showed
an average of sis $50 I6 increase Of 20 403 1886
from the week previous. Since then California
steamer has arrived with over million in CON- and
some money has been received from the Mint and
elsewhere. Our receipts of specie from Europe
have ceased for the present, owing to the rlnness
OF exchange. But there is no doubt of the bank
reserve continuing to increase Notwithstanding.
The modification of the SubTreasury law adopted
by the last Congress will prevent the government
taking coin out of the banks, while the issue Of
small notes by government, payable Oh demand,
will prevent coin flowing to the West and South.
Instead Of dozen boxes of gold and silver coin
being despatched to st. Louis, Wheeling or Cairo,
the Sub Treasury will now simply send bundle of
Treasury notes, which, being redeemablc in coin
on presentation. VIII of course pass current
lation as o convenient substitute for bank
notes or gold. The banks will continue
to receive gold from California, which, so
long there is no export demand will swell Their
specie at the rate of at least two millions
month. 1t is remarkable fact, and one which il
lustrates alike tie common sense Of the American
people and the absurdity Of the secessiUnist talk
about the Suspension of specie payments by the
banks, that at no time since this country had q
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S HIP PIN g NE w S


KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NASSAU, N r.
CLTkToRFrom New York for Kingston, ia, the 20th
day Of each month The Ceator leaves New York
9TH Of each MONTH and will be due here about the 18th
COLUMBIA AND MARfoSNo stated days yet fixed for
the departure Of the Columbia Marion for Havana
they VIII sail about every ten days touching Key West out
ward andsh omcward.
KAHSAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp on
the arrival of every alternate Cunard New York
MArANzAsFron New York for Matanzas the 9Th day OF
each month From Maanzas the 22d due at New York
the 18th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An letters and packcges Intended r the New YORK HERALD
s.ouid be sealed.
ALMANAC NEwsY0RK--rRs DAY.
SUN RISES. IL NOON SErS morn II
sun SETS. OF WATER ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August It, 7. NJ.
AsTIEsSacs of 40 bbls. were made at 54c. for pots
and sac for pearls There S7s bbs of all kinds in
the ns peetion warehouse to-day
PREADsIUfrs-There scarcity Of shipping lots Of
-four to-day and there was consequently, less activity in
the make but no important change occurred in prices
Sales l3 600 bb State and Western $50 bbls Southern
and $50 htis Canada,
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ARRIVED
steamship Gladiator i,sEsS commander from
ion r. spoke brig Of Boston, bound s. 18th, of oape
@ a Htrs s"f a hence s.
day, spoke gunboat Penguin bound into Hampton
Bark St bernard tBrem), Dcctjen Rotterdam 80 days
with dsc to Chas Lnlng July a. lat 60 as Ion g. spoke
Ssrf reoms o Saneo Jn in ballast.
sS johnson. July IS, lat sAS Ion $780, exchanged
and red sna an Win eser n Nc
lon q 20 passed American herm brig steering showins
S s S an e bark lon
white signal with red letter or IN u; time passed
% ss% Tsa
John Conner, seaman. of Liverpool fell overheard and
Brig Anita Owen Wallace Neuvitas IA days. with sugar.
melsdo &c to Thos Owen son VIZ, 70 the Woodlands
the 18th when she took heavy NE gale, during which
Brig Harp, Ames, Port Even for Newbnryport
July 81 with to master Sid in company with brig
shr Buekinsham Skinner Elzasshpor. for Portland
Scbr iurd, Robinson, Rockiand, days
S,erner Boston, Croker Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware, Ashmore, Trenton.
Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Kanawha-(Boh by pilot boat Mary Taylor No 81
Burk NV Boynton SAILED
Steamships Marion Havana and Key West mot ll!h)
Bowman, Washington Dc store ship Nightingale. Hampton
pephns (Prs Cork bsrss Hyperion, Barbados Mountain
Eagle Hull Jar1lco SPY barcelona; Hernes tNorH Havre
ishp Wes,e and Thornton IvepooI sats
perc tIrel Bremen; barks Watson Marseies Sam Shcp
Il G wrigh, BALTIMORE schrs WIN ii Clear OBJ, Ho,bor
Isnnd Walter Raleigh Bordeaux; Eckford Webb GlaseoS
steamers City of New York ttransporD, Washington, DC
Jacob Bell do.
Wind during the day s.
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BONE TEETH, WITHOUT

CtHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, WITHOUT METAL
~ plate clasps extracting roois-are three quar-
tiers lighter than any other; win never corode by acids
tested over five years. The most sensitive teeth flied
without pain Side roots can be made TO perfect useful
teeth with white metal ii ling, which win last a life
time by the inventor Dr. $ b. SGESMONp, 80 Broad
way between Twentieth and Twcnty-Grst SITS. Whole
Upper Sets from So worth $50 Best Of references
given.
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FyN0 LET-TIE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE, HIGH
l. stoop, three story House 223 West Ffeth street.
Also furnshedor unfinished ne-haf class House.
Apply ut 1875 West Fiftieth street
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rINo LFT-TJfE THREE STORY, HIGH SrOOP HOUSE,
i No. rs West Forty third street. has been recently
painted and papered Apply to :. Hmm IN, No Broad
street. between the hours OF IL NJ and P. NJ, at tho
house,
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ITO LET-TIiE LOWER PART OF A GENTEEf HOUSE,
l. consisting Of seven Rooms and pantrics, furnished
or unfinished Also small House, genteclly furnished
win be let to good tenants admirably cheap. Inquire OF
ID. BURKE, 135 Eowcry.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-oN SUNDAY, THE It'll INSTANT, FROM
i Harlem bridge fourteen feet Row Boat painted
green with red white and blue stripe outside paint
cd blsc inside OF boat painted in light coors The finder
will receive liberal reward by returning the TO S.
Raynor, Harlem bridge
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FTH0 LET--THE FOUR STORY BASEMENT HOUSE.
Il with all the modern improvements 2is Greene street,
New York, n few doors above Amity street. Also tho
whole or part OF house in Greenwich avene rent very
low to respectable and responsible parties. Apply to
WIN. TUCKER, No. West Thirty seventh street, New
York
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FlNO LEr-fROM SEPTEMBER l, TIE THREE STORY
Il brick Dwelling, with ait the modern improvemt nts,
pa West Fifteenth street has recently painted and
papered Furniture he bought desired Apply to NJ
SOLOMONS, 36b West Fifteenth street.
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TTNO LEr-lHE ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN
stone House 900 West Thirty fourth street; 65 feet
deep all the way up. Rent low Apply the premises.
Immediate possession he given
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ITO IET--IO AsM ALL FAMILY, AT HALF lT3 VALUE,
Il to May L. three strsy brown sion, house. Of
Ieviagton avenue Id DIRTY ninth strect-Murray H.
Modern improvements; pet order Rent for term $500.
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YJNO LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE NO Is
l. West Twenty seventh street, corner of Broadway;
rent $500 year. Also House No. 2l9 Broadway,
Thireth street, rent $3.50 year Apply to j. W. COL
Inns, 1853 Broadway, near Twenty seventh street.
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THO LET--IN BROOKLYN, $40 HENRY STREET, ONE
i handsome three story brown stone House with
bath, gas fixtures hot and cold water, &c, Ront low
good tenant Inquire Of H. NJ SlIVERMAN 15S Broadway
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FIO EET-A FURNISHED ROOM AND PANTRY, ON
l. the third floor, 10 gentleman and his wife or two
single gentleman Terms S2 Is per week. including gas
Also Board II required Inquire at 1O4 Eighth avenue.
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MILITARY.

COMPANY y, SEy ENTY FIRST REGfHENTN n. Y. s. NJ
~ Tho members Of this company, and those who were
enlisted recruits requested to NEE, at the Armory
Monday evening" August 10, at o'clock, as business
important 10 all viii be transacted. BY order of
+. LissEL, Orderly. Capt Il. l.. TRAFFORD.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTfFf(fAI. BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
n Inserted while soft, without pressure pain.
Aching teeth shells be filed and preserved
by thc dtscoyerer, J. PEARSON NJ D. Rooms $50 Broad
way west side door above Seventeenth street. All
operations guaranteed.
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Arr at New Bedford 10th inst, ship Sharon, Pratt date
Swift, returned honey Arctic Ocean, Honolulu NOV 20 viz
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ID EG ATTA.-A REGATTA WILL DE SAILED FROM
II David Pollocks, at Saltersvile, New Jersey, on
Wednesday August 21 between and O'Clock Distance
TO be saed--From Poock's dock, around the buoy on
Robins reef and back four times. Time allowed for
length, two minutes per foot In boats with counter
Stern half the length of the centre stern is TO be deducted
in measuring. Irzes-First prize, a splendid Plated
Pitcher for cat Rugged Boats Second prz. small Silver
Pitcher for Jib and Milnsail Boats. Entrance free.
Stages leave Jersey City every hour Fare 10 cents.
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10Th REGIMENT HIGHLAND GuARD;--A MEETING
Mercer Horse corner Of Broome and Mercer streets on
Monday evening next 18th inst, at - O'Clock. All per
sons torc ted invited TO attend, as business CT i'm
portalco will be brough. before the meeting.
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r OST-ON THE nth INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL Slut; answers TO the name Of Topsy; has short
TAIL and has been broken, and had a collar on with
little bell 1t. Whoever will return her 10 No. 1853
Fourth avenue, will receive the reward N So.
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4 9th REGIMENT n. Y s. M.-IHE vi MEERs OF
> Company g. Thirteenth regiments are requested TO
assemble at the Arnory, corner Of Cranberry and Henry
streets on Tuesday August 20 a, O'clock A. NJ for the
purpose signing pay rolls ana oeig PAD on y oraer
of H. V. W. lhOiN4>E, JF', NapVtih
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DARTNER or SOLE AGENT WANTED--WlTH A
il small capital Partner wanted to go to Cali
cent Call at 167 Division street, in the store TO see the
business.
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TINO LEr--TW0 SMALL HOUSES, IN ST Marks
J. place. mar Second avenue; also House in Twenty
seventh street. between Fourth and Lexington avcnucs
Inquire 81 c. PITT SON 60 Lafayette place. near Eighth
street.
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1No IET--99FICES AND lofts TO LET CHEAP, AT
l. 102 West Street corner Of Liberty Inquire on tho
premises ROBERT WALKER.
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thOOO PARTNER WANTED-A YOUNG MAN
DCOO. in the liquor business The advertiser has
splendid store fine cellar, good yard and stable,
&c, and eight years. lease. Rent s17t Apply for two
days to J. G. STEUERLEIN 40 Chatham street.
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r OST OR STOIEN-A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
Il with spot wart on his from the bakery No
$50 Mulberry street. Any person returning Lin 10 the
owner, $50 Mulberry Street, will receive S. reward
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TTNO i.Er--TIIREE ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR OF 1874
l. Prince street, very reasonable, 70 small family
only. II has hot and cold water bath gas, nc. The
ether part OF the house occupied by small family
Possession immediately.
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YVNO LET CHFAP-DWEIILNG HDuSE 1870 TENTH
l. avenue; also Workshops the part Of Nos 233
and 23T Bowery monthy rent OF the latter only five and
six Dol ais. Apply 70 L. B CHASE No. New street and
40 Nth avcnuc
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C,ToIEN-FROM RYE, WESTMINSTER COUNTY, NJ Y,
- on tho night Of the 10th inst. dark brown Mare,
about 10 years old 15s' hands high switch tail also
frame bodied spring Wagon wood axle, painted biack.
For the Of the above property and conviction Of I've
thief suitable reward will be paid
STEPHEN FIELD, Rye, N Y.
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tt OK REWARD.-IOST, ON ONE OF TIE FOURTH
Nd ~ avenue cars, on Wednesday afternoon, the
Nth inst, gold hunting Watch Jules Jurgcnsen,
maker, No. 6,059 with gold chain, pendants and locket
attached 1t is chiefly valned, the gift Of deceased
friend, The above reward will be paid and questions
asked, returning it to William Hcrrck, rs John street.
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COPARTNERS9IIP NOTICES.

4 PARTNER WANTEp-WITI 81 900 TO 10000, IN
N M exceedingly safe and large paying business n
the West indies an in full and successful operation To
person dcsirous Of visiting that country this will be O
paying visit. BGGS T. ROSSETER, 70 Nassau street.
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FlNO LET--A NUMBER OF LARGE AND MEDIUM
i Houses in the upper part Of the city, principally in
the middle and west SIDE also number of Stores the
bus ness avenues Also large Store and Basement Mt the
junction of Broadway, Seventh and Forty second
street 20 feet front by aboa l23 feet deep The
over the store are being fitted up for hotel in connection
with the adjoining buildings. j. a. W. DENHAM,
corner sixteenth street and Eighth avenue.
Ohlce open from morning ti IA the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-19

YYNO LET Or LEASE-CHEAP, A COUNTRY HOUSE,
l. with -four acres Of land and outhouses. half mile
miles FROM the city Inquire at 16 and IS Chambers
street New York.