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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
SECOND BoAsD
TUESDAY, Sert. t0-p. NJ

The Stock market to-day, with fair degree Of ae-
tvity, was generally firm, although the Share market
at the close did not fully sustain the highest points
touehed Some Of the prominent bears hammered with
considerable vigor but with little effect The feeling
at ,be Board is generally hopeful, and there evidently
are some combined movements going in some OF the
cheaper Railroad Stocks for the rise. In the present
easy state Of the money market, aud with the APP
preaching season OF heavy earnings on the Vest
em Roads, il i. not difficult to establish mod
elate advance in quotations. The bulls have ra-
tier more help from the public than they have had Of
late, is evident from the greater number Of orders
being executed by the commisson-bouses The adviCes
from the South are also calculated TO nspire conf
o3nce in the street spectators. This will DO much to
ssstain upward movement. At the Second Board
'Ss market fairly active and generally firm.
lelclhc Mail was the most bucyant, selling
us TO 81 against 70 yesterday. Central
Ibi, slight improvement on yesterday. Toledo
VSs in active demand and advanced TO 3O3 Erie was
aso cent better selling at %. Some orders 10 buy
fse have come out by the recent steamers. The diff
ekues between this company and the Central, are,
MIR, IN fair way of arrangement. In State bonds to-
df;, the market has been heavy especially for the
bfds Of the seeded States under the rumor that the
Gk,ernment would interfere to prevent dealings in
tEn Tennessee wasthe most depressed falling under
lsa sales from A TO i2 and afterward TO 4II North
~ slina which were 63I fell of to 69l, but
re vered TO So. Missouri closed at 43s bid
against "A. yesterday. Government securities
eoBipue very strong, and the 1875 6's, were
n ssgsrd at tbs cOss NJ 80 for the registered and so
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WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
RtMa .a s dated .. As i St
Oeo Of st. Louie County in Book No A Page @ and ssa sso
S1scoSdsS re- Boei No o page ss cOnffmstor ara .agp
nsnts, TO sad hIst deed did convey snte nTCK
the following described situated in block No. lae Of
the City Of St. Louis and described as follows 49,.
Ft lot Of land fronting two hundred snd seven
y-one feet Washington hundred and hy fee.
N depth and bounded south BY Washington avenue east
Joseph Teion and known as survey No Soa and west by
Seventh second certain lot or piece Of eround situate
said block feet be the same more
less Sixth by hundred aud feet deep
% Ssa Ss ss Of @ @ % ID S az" SSIs
TO the town Of St Louie by William Chrissy as lot No ~
bounded the west by No J az laid out oy ohs on the
,oub b the lot herein first described which J conveysnces
made TO said Moron BIede and DeEi IN % nsI 70
nR 20 Thousand do beiDg elght hundred ponds
Of i've hundred dollars each payable IN ven yes Ion ng prs @
IEdel OF bearer with per cent interest payable semi nnn
ay nom that date all payable at the Bank OF ~
NeYork and whereas among other things II wss pEoueu
S deeds II the interest upon said bonds any part there
OF shoud become due and remain unpaid Tor tbuy
the maturity thereof then by OF such dean hs sMp
bond, sho1d become due and payable
inr said bonds may appear on Their lace 10 oe que ENG
S aid and pledged siI hundred and sixteen Of said bonds
amounting three hundred and eight thonsana AZ, a.
Of which the annual interest becoming due on the nst u
Of ne ebteen hundred sxyone has been due lo more
than thirty days and still unpaid although some oru
"'S SSS tSereioe we. WILLIAM NJ MORRISON EDWARD
BREDELL and FRANKLIN DICK, Trustees as MolsssiS
s,te request of many OF the individuals anu Pn f I'D
deeds will the twenty day OF October eisneen a.
dsd and and ee%esn S he Afternoon Of that day the
eat front door Of the city Of St. Louis Mis-
.Ou % @ ss sOU's ss he. in order %
70 the holder Of sad bonds the due thereon and any
charges that may be payable under the provisions Of
'@N ''' WM. H. MORRISON,
EDWARD BREDELL Trustees.
FRANKLIN A. DICK
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DIED.

CARNEy-on Monday Sept 2. hi, residence Fort n. milton.
offs lingering ne' which be bore with Christian Fe'sns'n'
aRAHAM-At Genev. Ontario County, N. y, en- ssaIasy.
Sept. Mrs Laura s. Graham eyed 80 yesr dauslts oi
Abner Higgins Of New.YOrh, snd Of the late PhiP c.
Ruckel Of Geneva
aAYA Saratoga SPRING on Tuesday Sept OreOn'unpeOu
HoPPER-Ou Tuesday Sept Annie Burng, aged is
eldest daughter and Mary A Hopper Paterson NJ
JoNEs-on Tns.dsy Sept !. BE Berssp IN. X ,ssT fs,sI
72d yearof her age
aAHoNY-In this city on Monday Sept Timothy Mshony,
aged 81 years and months
MITCHELLA Harlem on Monday afternoon sert g. second
John and Rebeccs Mitchell aged 10 and daya
McCLUsKEY-In this city, Monday, Sept aged years.
Sarah McCluskey.
McDERMoTr-In this city, on Monday, Sept Eliza wife
of Miehse AoDermott and the beloved sister Of William,
Michael John, James and P D. kiduh, aged 30 years ard
oBRIEN-rn this city, Monday, Sept 8, James oBdsn.
aged So years.
daughter Of the late Richard seaey esq aged years
months and 20 DAYS. ..,a
to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon st Selos,
Grace Church ConseSes, near Lonmei street niVSoLys'
r. d. Her remains win be taken to Msnhsaet Long And'
for intement.
sTERLING-In BoOtyn on Tuesday ssTnoss Sept TO- '
Particulars Of funeral In TO. morrow lThursdsys pspe
'1hSH @Hsn ,a eldest son S1 Of %% and Mary somsv sss
years and 3 monlhs.
sPoLLAYIn hi. city on Monday, Sept. . Bernard sgO.u,
.on Of Edward Spoan aged % years months and days.
native Of the Parish of Mihown County We'meaib Ireland
TARPYIn ,h, city, Monday mOrpins Sept Ls0'shes
T.fpy, sssd % years, .f
rppIJFuN-N Hsctenssck, N. J., on Sunday sept D. o.
ereup Cyrus Knapp son of Jacob and Mary A. iefIeun
wARDLEAt her residence Norhvlls, Lons ISL I,s Thomas
Wsrde in the 6Sth year of her sge = -
California paper please copy -
WATERMAN--In this city Saturday, Sept Z s,s.T.
wife of Robert Waterman, aged IS years, mounts ~"
md
son Of Timothy and Le.itia West, sged year m0n'A ~
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Eeaal Notlres.

CUPERIOR COURT of the City of New
- York-JAMES HARPER, JOHN HARPER, JOSEPH
W. HARPER and FLETCHER HARPER Plaintiffs at
JAMES MILLER. DANIEL ". EVANS. JOSIAH II. PRES
TON, and GURDON w. PITCHER, Defendants. Summons
for sel TO the Delendns You hereby summoned ana
qired 70 the complaint In tins action Of which copy
10 herewith served upon you and 70 copy your
70 the ssid complaint the Subscriber at lis office, No Al
Park Row City Of NewYo within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and you fail
to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
10 this action win apply 70 the Court relief demanded
10 the complaint Dated August, 1861
BENZ VAUGHAN ABBOTT Plaintiff, Attorney.
No. Al Psrk-row, HeW-IoTk
To the Defendsns The complaint IA the above entitled action
filed In the once Of the Cek Of the Superior Court OF the
City Of New at e CITY Hall OF the City County Of
NewYork the twentieth day Of August 1901 Yours &c
BENJAMIN VAUGHAN ABBOTT
Aug 21 1sw7wW PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY
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TotaI, yetft ssI 'o'J'' 7SO'I'o' Il-''i''I
yRos CANADA TO GREAT IRELAND, VIA tr Law
January It August 22d 1861: 9<5 bbls tlour JkIIII
buh W6est I3 6 bush Corn 2ls bush Peas 28s a3
bush. Ostsi 1899 bbls Ost MesL
We have copy of the circular Of Messrs. Samuel
Hallet Co., prepared for the steamer OF tomorrow.
1t contains a very full and valuable review of the
debts Of the Slave States which, but for its extreme
length, we should be glad to copy. The summary Of
the debts 10 az follows:
One of the most striking effects Of the rebellion is
the excessive depreciation in the market yalue OF the
bonds of all the seeding States, in which those Of
Kentucky and Missouri, States loyal to the Govern;
ment, largely sympathi1e. The following table will
show the amount Of these debts and the objects for
which they were contracted
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couRr OF aENERAL sEssIoNs-sxp,. lo-B.fo,,

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-SsPr lo-Before Re-
eordeT HOFFMAN,
Samuel Greenstien, q Russian, stole bundle Of
cloth cm No 50 aud Park place. Of the value OF $40 He
pleaded guilty Of the indictment grand larceny and
nsnded FOR sentence.
Christian Weber indicted for larceny in stealing watch
and chain Jacob Frusf of No. l78 Ludlow On
plea Of guilty the State Prison for years
Matthew ftzmonis and Frederick Matthaer seversly
tired for burglary the third degree In breaking
factory Of Wm NJ Lyons No 19 Beekman street. the 18th
August snd stealing 100 worth Of silver plated On
yction the Prison each.
Two Others will be tried In the same
Charles Jskel indicted for assault with attempt TO k Thomas
Reichenberger, acquitted
Emanuel Krons indicted for larceny in the prison
quilted
Ths Trial Of Thoms, Baker for robbery commenced and
will be continued to morrow morning. Adjourned.
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g., asoyuyR ALLEGED TIcKxT .SwNpLNc
,,Jsy lame. McCaron, the proprietor Of ne1 nR.,s
osss a. No ts Liberty street. wa, taken before ''s - .sne
a. tne AZ ~ In Violation Of the law Peter key ,sssss
a. essrss says he applied 20 Mocsrsn Ss ssi
sS 70 whsh sppss be received ticket f.a E N s Ss
p.esss p ~ p nm az sis McCsron spPss bed go sor
Rs,s w we chsSiss r. Gahs s lsts or sss~sr
ss% ssn no no. sscssdiss sia He wss AsN y ess
The charge .t e4F
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MARRIED.

FERousON-MARSHALL-O Monday Sept. g at Green
wich Conn., by the Rev B. NJ Warrington Antbcny Fer
guson to Emily Augusta Marshall, both Of Brooklyn L. l.
BASTINGS-CURTIs-On Tuesday, Sept TO- by the Rev o.
rockingham, Esstbum Hastings to Adelaide Curtis ell oi
this city.
HILL-FowLER- Monday, Sept 3, At. Sing Sing by the
Rev r. Jer Bucklend M Francis y. Hill Of NevYot, 10
Mis-. josephine y. Fowler Of Sing Sing
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FnE At STATEN isLAsp-TwESrf-oSh ,-
BuRSED.-A fire broke out at III ocloeA Oh 80, o..
night, in the livery stables Of Mathew oarro -,
antine landing, Staten Island. The ouiidinss 'o
with q horses, were entirely destroyed also g.
wagons and CARTS Loss about $io,oeV' in'"''
A. 300 in the Metropolitan Insurance company
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The loans have fallen oil $22S $685. aganst an in
crease of the previous week of 81 lO0,lF The de-
posts have decreased s7O3 S75 against increase Of
the previous week Of sSl2,79S There is a further
oss Of coin Of 1852 i2-making loss for the last two
weeks Of ss70,%7. The circulation has again slightly
increased.
Tie LOaeH News says:
The Merrimsc Manufacturing Company in this city
have now on hand In their storehouses about 5000
bales OF cotton, sufficient TO their entire machinery
for six month";. Cotton is now worth % cents, and
the advance over what the company paid foSher sup
ply was upward Of $l3O0OO. Cotton cloth ia advanc-
ing in priee. though not in proportion to cotton.
The Boston Transcript says
There is not only great Improvement, but much
activity in the dry goods trade Of this city The de-
mand TOR goods from the West brisk from houses OF
the frstclass in that section of the country. The
prices Of many leading articles have advanced within
the past few weeks and many Of the factories will
not be able 10 I'll all their orders for Fall goods
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Albany Live stsck Market.
Reported for The New.Yorh Tribans.

Tkeported Tor The New'forE TfibaneI
WHsr ALBANY. Sept 3, 1851.
BEHyss-rhe supply fair there being 40 head sale but
the anzd holders asking advance which the buyers
will concede the Eastern buying very spsrngy
think any week for three months past The
quality this mix ed the geners better than last week
there being droves OF premium them while there
that scarcely by called beev Many Of the doye,
changed Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Of which
money eld here the general ruling prices to day
RKcEPTs-The following Is comparative statement OF
ceipts NJ this place the New York Central RaiToad:
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sURRoGATE'S COURT-sEPT. 10.
Before Surrogate WEST.

Wills ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills Of Hannah Ashford, George Mather, and
Lewis Lewis deceased have been admitted probate.
Business pretty dull in the Surrogaes Office Dow,
there being but few contested cases undsposed Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

Fo n KEY wEsr.-The steamship Marion, J. ID.
Pb Hips, u. s. Navy. Commander, is now loading at
ies No. A North River, Government stores for hey
West. She will also touch at Havana.
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The steamer Osprey, KeDney, which arrived On
Tuesday morning from Providence br0uso' v" -
freight so bales tstter.
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gfrnrsions.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN
~ ISLAND.-FARE SIX CENTS, by Staten Island Ferry
foot OF WhitehaIst. between Battery and South Ferry
BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR, from a. IN 10 p m
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, to p. IN.
DERHAMs GRAND -..,
INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION,
EASTERN and MIDDLE STATES
and the CANADAS,
To wit: The States Of Maine, New HsmPshej vermont
Massachusetts Rhode Islsnd Connecticut New York New
Jer.ey and Maryland Of the United
tses and Canada and CausdS West and NewBunswict
Of the British Provinces.
Particulars win be publsSed in these columns 'oon
TODAY,
For details Of the route days Of starting price Of tickets
6 see poSters small bills at the principal hotels and rail
road offices.
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Receinfa NJ Rraduee.

SEPT lo-l52S7 bbls Flour. $50 do WHISKY $4,000 bush
Wheat do. Corn % coo do Oats II 90 do Malt $50
Seed Az pkgs Ocake 40 do. Provons t5 do Ashes
5l2 do Lard, $50 do. Kegs do.
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pared with the corresponding period Of last year. shows
gain of ,679, BIS bbls. of -four.
The receipts at tidewater Of the principal articles Of
produce, from the opening Of the Canals TO and incud
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sALEs-J. c. Johnson lO2 Ilinoi, for $500 sA 10
head, average l,l50 10.
j. s. Taylor 81 prime Indiana at s5l 50 p head average
1900 n.
Pettitt Freese, % fair Ohics at S4S 70 head average
Also % good do ct S54 . head, average 800 tb
Also 81 prime do at x5T y head, average $50 10.
John Murray. for W. Hoggns ~ good Kentucky at &C. b
average Az n.
a. Sherwood 20 Ilinoi. at 3lc, average 1880 n.
IT, NJ Black so Ohos at t44 80 v head average zoo b
Go Prewi,t Kentucky at 4tc, average l5lO 10
Franci, Co. 70 prime 0bios at S56 head average o2 ~
Also 30 extra do. at 81 IS y 100 average l,i54 ID
Nm Garner 81 good kentucky at &c. average so n.
Also Il prime do at S61 80 y head average 1850 ID.
Also 20 do do at s6i y head average 800 10.
Also Is extra do. at 4tc, average 1903 10
John simmons la extra Indiana at - 50 100 average
1900 n.
Al,O - good 90 at ss2 z Gtsd, average 1ssS %.
Also 10 DO at ~ 81 r loo, ayersge $40 n.
NJ J. English IS fair Illinois at 3Ic average t7s 10.
A Doph, ~ extra Illinois at %ic. average $50 10.
D. Tallmsn, l6 fsir State at 4fc., average i82 n
H. N Wright, u Indiana at S38 Y head, average 100 NJ
1870 ~.
Henry Myers 10 ane Indian, Cow. &c. average lss TO-
Also ~ good do at 50 80 ~ l00 average 1El0 %.
Ira smith 10 Kentucky, et3lc, average 300
Also 10 eAna do Cows, at &C., average !, $50 ID.
D. T. Coon, 100 good Missouri at SIC, average 100 ID
ShkkP AND LANBsThe market IL comparativey esIe sna
what lew buyers are here would be willing pay tde 10
so head ~ Ss3 y head lot Of prime ertrs mi hi
aide OF So
Mich Cows There Is no market for them An extra Cow
N9sde %a hoa aa prr & more than % ,,,,,.,
supply at East Albany istan snu ne usnano oa
crate sti d ia are selling Jfd3c Corn fed TAT at d
uoy arc very dull ut "a NC although ono ioI pfne
"''s"'S" sigs brought &c
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SUPREME COUhl, I'LL anu COUNI1 OF
- NEW-YORK.--A. p c. B0NTE against I. R0SSl-S am
mons FOR money demand cOntraeCom not served ITO
the sbOvensned Defendant You hereby summoned and
quTea complaint 10 this action which viii be filed
10 the Office Of the Clerk City and County Ok At
the City HAL said City OF New YORK and serve copy Of your
snweT to the complaint toe subscriber ct his Office No
6 Broadway in sai3 City Of Newiok. within twenty days
after the service Of this on you exclusive o. the DAY Of
seFce and you fail 10 the complaint ~ sofe
d the plaintiff viii take Judgment agsnst you for the sum OF
bundled snd dollars aud cents with interest
from the day 0f September 1850 besdes the costs VI hs
action Dstsd New York June }, 1851
JOHN s. PATTERSON, Plaintiff Attorney,
No Il6 Broadway
The complain. in tbs sction ed 10 Office OF the Cier
the City and County Of NsYok the 18th day Of Js
t&l yNO g. PATTERSON, Attorney for Plsintia
sR7l iau6wW
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6cusc furnishing 8coos.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRlGERATORS
n atless than wholesale prices SILVER PLATED WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, COOKING UTENSILS, &c, &c, OF less
pTil es than any other house in the trade.
r. D. BAsSFORD, Cooper Institute.
A REFRIGERATORS, Water Coolers Cut
N lery Bosquito Bars Tea Trays Peranbustors Baskets
Wooden Ware, &C., at DELMAR'S, No 7O6 Broadway.
vTNHE NEW GOTHIC FURNACE-F0r warm
Il ing chu rches houtes nc. BARTLETT 4 LESLEY, Man
utsctrreTs No. tle Broadway. Send for circular
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Goparinsrsbip Notires.

nTSSOI UTION of COPARTNERSHlP.-T
~ heretofore existing under the and firm
Of NICHoL BlLLERWELL is th' day DISSOLVED by
mutual consent .,,
NJ NICHOL win settle up the sisIE Of the hrm, aud will
continue the buness his sccount -
Nav, Yor. sept y 1851 JOHN NICH0L
q. Is. BILLERMELL.
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IT s. SUPREME COURT-ELIzABETH

Ii s. SUPREME COURT
- SLATER sEainst HENRY SLATER-summon. ior
Y.s 70 HENRY SLATER, the above named deiendfSt;
yo1 .ns - sion, Of which scopy herewith .erved ue9a
IN ihs sse copy Of youT 10 the said eompsi
eitv ~ Nsssnnesr his ofee No. 10 Wastrest, in rs
hs;.of .ssls.,..s within twenty days after the seNie
70 sn.ws, .ss ths day Of such service and n you dl
psine h. ,s sae complaint within the time sfoessd he
sydeS n IN. VII sppiy the Court for the relief ts
pe,s % ,sseesHplsanl-bsied July H. 1861.
A,,7 I,us.t1 - u CuTLEh Plaintiffs Attorney
no 10 Wsllst, htw.ysTi.
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nenoins CARDS, &r.

ALL WEDDINGS supplied with neat CARDS
IN and ENVELOPES Of fashionable sys. Samples by
mail A DEMAREST, EnTsveT, 1872 Brosdwy, cor. John-s
AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS. Wedding
IA CARDS Of the latest styles st No. ls4Fuhon-st, n Y
Established 1881
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
Wedding Home and Note Papers &c. Business Card,
EiHead, Portraits kc at KELLY'S No. 81 fultonst N
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were contracted: (:

Tot.I.... sIa,sJ2o ss1,5so5t s42lsa21 sle lt6 900
The Circular also gives the statistics Of the Illinois
Central Road since 1856. The land grant to this road
was made in 1850. Its construction commenced in
1851, and was opened foows In 1852 Ii miles, in
1853 l49 miles 1854 go miller; 1855, 22l miles, and
in 1856, II miles, The land grant embraced 2,59OOOO
acres and was SET apart follows To the con-
sructiou bonds 100000 acres for interest on the
same go 900 acres, leaving free $4,000 acres which
were afterwsrd mogsged to secure further issue Of
A. 900 900 termed Tree land bonds.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

The weekly statement OF the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates as compared with those OF the previous
week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

Sine, sG,gs55o3 s62e1O.37s s@7so.s1s
The business on the Illinois Central thus far in Sep.
tember, shows very large freight earnings, but pas
senger receipts are small The business In the Land
Office is improving, and the Company are receiving
large amounts Of Corn under their offer, in payment
for land rates and interest.
The business Of the Norwich line by road and boat
is constantly increasing. The express freight train
from Boston Of last Thursday night, was the largest
ever sent over the road consisting Of ninety-seven
cars The condition of the road and equipment can be
inferred from the fact that only one engine
quired 70 draw this immense train.
The arrangement for converting the floating indebted
ness Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Com
psny into new fourth mortgage bonds is nearly com
peted.
The first special sale OF dress goods thi, season was
held by Van Wyck, Townsend & Warren this morn
ing consisting Of 5000 pieces merino cloths and $500
pieces nous dslnnes Of the importation OF u Morlot
& Co. Beside city jobbes, buyers were attracted
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and the West
The number Of buyers was fair, but small IN conpar'
son with former seasons owing 20 the great number oil
failures since last year. Prices realized very low
not paying the manufacturer.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the lines Of rail
road leading from that city toward the seaboard are
now taxed beyond their capacity in bringing the crops
toward their market"
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
81, ,OOl 900.
At Philadelphia, the subscriptions to the National
loan reach million and half. At Boston, the Banks
have placed about quarter of their subscriptions
The Bank of Ptsfeld takes $50, 900.
1t is stated that an English gentlemen has drawn
thirty thousand dollars from banking house in this
city, who were paying him four y cent y annum and
few days since invested it with the Government who
are paying seven and three-tenths y cent v annum.
lie has written to his friends in London advising them
TO invest 500, 900 in the same securities
The following table will compare the present con-
dition Of the banks with that at the close Of the
responding week last year;
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narkets-caRKFuLLI REPORTED yoR THs ~ Y. TRIsrSE
TUESDAY. Sept 10, 1861.
AsHESThe market firm for both kinds sales Of ots and
Pearls ct S5 IS. The arrivals moderate.
Brock OF Ashes sKPr. 10, 1851
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Eo~m of GnaTlHfee.

The name Of guarsntor) OF (namr ' t 10 Ano
xts,s of name the State and tnane OF second tt &c
heIebv undertake the above named name os d. old
Isrsl Will his or their offer above be scs e into
sontract with the United States within fifteen d. titr n dNs
o notice through the Post Office Of the sceepH Q L. oi
their oaeT before mentioned tSignatnre t4nft i'sl
Witness K,
certify that the above named there name are
knowp 10 me to be good and responsible GusrH IA sse
To be signed by the District Judge, Dsr lioif Col
eeto Navy Agent person Known TO the sure - oe
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(Here safe the seI)
-. an. rs,ne q, nsro., coplpo,ar the ,cn) Of
heIe nteIt te 10 Sea- 81 Insue IN. Steel her, offer
tnkme ht t9wnb ~ ds,ad l1s,s Of Ertise-
70 f1fnisb andeI yoe % M s same Mid Of
IoeDt and sa9eet 70 s . 49, s the s3,iclps taoed
the printed sehedae 70 VIZ n =, a. Nav Ya3 tt n the
IN Csss NO name he aris VIZ fts5. paste e. the
yeTd tccoIdng 70 sso ~ anS onnosite O. n at Et the
printed lass hom ,ne IN IN. he froumni or do and
prce Aa csIy ca. L . seTu of the Sd for q sssl
smountns to mere we & Se &s 10 he agent one 10 aired
propose as my seent & ,ndsr ths atscs nsce
by The tehedule iof % tne syy 5sverv and hsud offer
by noneslaehI ~ 1n ntract rasv be IL sent
be Secepted requ s @ tbe ssepcy for sgn4sr L s-
hes p,r, IN. bidder and each member Ofthe So TO
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CAs, No. ], Bricks. Gsss No. 3 yellow Pine timber
No A. Yellow Pine Lumber Glass No. s. Oak ard Hard
Clsss No. g. White Pine, Spruce Cypress and juniper
No q Line Hair, and Plaster Clsss No. Cement; Cisf
Gravel and Sand. Class No. TO- Slate ClsSs No H.
Iron Spikes and Nails Glass No 10, PelroH. Ctss NJ
Paints Oii and Glass Glass No. 16, Ship CbandleTy NJ
No H. Hardware. Cass No. %, Betting Packing aud rS
Csts No. %. Iron WuTk, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
PHILADELPHIA

Clsf No yellow Pine 1imber Cas- No 3, Usf and fIaTd
Wood Glass No q White Pine, Spruce Juniper snd Cypress
Is, No n Iron Iron Spikes and Nails Class No. IA Files
Cass No. IT, Hardware. Glass No 2 Betting Packing and
unsa Glass No Is. Augers.