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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
WEDNESDAY, AuG, "a. 1864.

Gold has been excited throughout tho day
and closes at a material decline The gamblers in cold
are among the most desperate upon The street end
sst the downward tendency with tenaety WORTH Of
better cause. Peace rumors scented by them. and
the wsr declared TO be in its earlier stages Outside
ee Gold room" the feeling is wholly different Peace
rumors in every variety circulate and welcomed in
I'll departments Of business, and the decline in gold Is
hailed the guarantee Of early peace. The open.
Ing rate for gold 257; the lowest quotation 23!
and the closing price 2d.
Government Stocks are frmer, and the g.. Of
1891 higher; Coupons ere quoted lo9;all0, $50 COu
oons 1871 bid; Certificates $685.. Tennessee Gs 59I
900; Virginia 55a6O; North Carona g. COZ; Mis-
souri, &c, 6sd69.; Canton Co.. 1904; Delaware
and Hudson, 2lO92l2; Pennsylvania Coal, 2O992iO;
Cumberland Coal 55l956; Central. 20; American
Coal 60; Consolidated Of Pennsylvania, l25 asked
haripOss, l0.140i; Quicksilver. sOl G5l. Railway
shares lower. and pressed for sale. New York
Central 1884 alzsi; Erie. 1898 al09i; DO. Preferred
1000 l0; Hudson River 1871 0l27i Reading 1872 1875
Michigan Central 49, l3j; d. Southern sfl asa. do
Guaranteed. H3elS5; illinois Central 1891 2si Cleye-
land and Pit'sburg ll0Iall0i North Western, 53i a
5jI dc. Preferred s7 s7!; Ohio and Mississippi le a
Al Rock Island, lO9lOs; Prairie du Chen. G2l 06i
Fort Wayne lllI0lill; Toledo and Wabash. 669Gs
The STOCK Market is very irregular and eIeitabe. An
descriptions % Government stocks and shares are in de.
mand and no large orders could be filled in long gold
bearing SKIES at anything near quotations rapid and
large the rise has been The demand for gold bear
w xvssgA RaQss is sPyesding frol Germany through
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n, Co,,uert.l Europe and into Great Britain, to de-

nj Continental Europe and into Great Britain 70 de-
gree which promises TO transfer the great mass OF ns
six per cents 10 the hands OF foreign cartaiss' AZ
home the demand for 1905 Is on the increase
and from this source the Treasury ID receN'
ing important aid. For the 1905 the inquiry rs
on tho increase and in short time tie machines 30 en-
cient in distributing the sos will be put In operation II
should not be forgotten that In view peace these 1s
are most valuable currency upon Tue Mar
kes With peace there would be end Of the issue OF x
per cent Federal bonds cxceptto the fortunate holders q
notes bearing the convertible privilege. The 52cs az
subscribed commanded premium. and 1t isvery
sure that the convertible 730s viii at no distant day
sell as high rs the loan Of lss, as now quoted. Ka
vay shares at the Stock Exchange we're thrown upon
the market without stint, and brokers seemed more
anxious make large sales than To get extreme rates
The desire TO sell was not confined 10 any Par'eu"i
stock aud the call proceeded the Gales eoh'inueu
unabated. At the close Of che call prices r'o'ieo
slightly to be succeeded by still lower figures AZ .e
public board and upon the street The Market !" oo
pressed by peace rumors which are circulated in Su
variety Of FORMS and with much circunsth g 'na'
few people can be found who 90 not feel ass'u '"u'
they have an substantial basis AT the Second Do"'o
no improvement OF consequence vas shown .,
Money is easy at Z per cent, end goou u'"i
is down to per cent The uncertainty as 10
Of political affairs prompts people 10 keep money whe1e
IL can be made available. and call loans and sfai III
terest are preferred TO any long use OF capital no "'
ter how tempting the interest is made Peace means
Hover prees for all commodities upon which mcreehe
credits are based and the caution in buying paper Is
very natural
Sterling Bills for gold are quoted at iV9 and
Currency 27s; Francs 5.l3, G3.lGl.
The Persia took, out only $4,000 in specie
to-day.
The Fourth National Bank has to-day sub
scrbed for s200oOO additional to the u s. 80 new
Loan.
Freights are quiet and rates are again easier.
The engagements to Liverpool are 100 bushels Wheat
on private torms To London. 30 tons Oil Cake, 25s,
and 200 hhds Sugar. e7s. Cd. To Glasgow. per steamer
100 ties. Beef 7s; 100 frkins Butter and go boxes
Cheese 6Os To Bristol go tuns Provisions, 27s Co.
To Hsvre 1000 bols. Petroleum, 6s 6s. 81. To bre-
men, go hbds. Tobacco, 22s cd G2Jsi go les de-
Csc and o5 bbls. Ashes at 20s British bark 80
tuns was chartered TO Plymouth with 5000 bushels
Wheat at s..
The following shows the exports Exclusive of
specie) rom New York to foreign ports for the week
ending August % and since Jan. ]:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Observation-Disclosures "a

Steamship Promise (Bfl Locke Ma,amors' @. w. Wheel
wright Co.
s,ran,hip Jsracs Pseh, Orb Psnoi', Aiass,on. JAM
Isy~Tan.
steamer Novelty. Shaw, Philadelphia
Siip N1chei'eg Patton. BDflctug. }. W. f'weu Go.
snip A.hhuitou. Bnali.h. Li,.rt ool &. GuruelL
B4s Te1as ftr.l Horton. Antwerp, W. 4. schudi Soc
Bah Eils, Corv in. N'v ii.y,n, +. H. klreusr
Brg san Josc (Spanl MAYA, Palma de kaorca, J. NJ &c
hriOs
Hrg p.rrh.w, Smith Bemclios, J. = Ward Go.
scnG Emma Nadsworh. Bartlett, Newark J. Boynton
Son Co.
schr Mary Clinioa (Br PsFe, Ma,amors' D. Alexander
Sons
Schr Caiharins Beal HASKELL Boston, G. T.. Peters
sclT T. Wins. Iiuise Baltimore. B,ksr DAYTON
Schr. lirr Young Young Phi Hdelphit &. y. Swan.
schr. Convoy; .M.rd.l. Bottom " ; Brown Co
;. hI' SoiNo. .'.of9' - IL. ,f MI
schG. Evelyn, Palmer, STANFORD.
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| "WEDNESDAY. August o. 1895.
AsHFSThe market IL quiet steady Sales Of 70 bbls
,t . ri 10 for Pots and 1880 for Pearls.
! FLOUR AND MEAL.-she market for Western and state
Fou IL sill unite active and prices better the improve
nert heinz 015c the low aud ljd2 fof the medium
aud IA Grades For future delivery hear OF sales OF Soo
bbs FrTa state sellers option ct 5iim The sales are
49, 800 bbs at $0Q lC25 for Supernne State $1,000
as for Exrs State la901lll5for Fancy Star, flOso
for The low grades of We.ern Ests; Nll0 l2o Tor
Shipping Ohio; +il25d+4 for TIsde and Family brands
Dad 1900 ~ 20 for st. Louis ENras Canadian Four 10
moe active snd OdlSc better Sales Of $50 bis q eioto
~ sl low srndcs Of Extra and 4lLZCGisS Tor
Trade and Family Extra Southern Flour is also 100 DC bet
ter and the narEet ia active Sales Of 100 bbs 1t
Sl.3Od l2f0 for ivri 70 good snyerhue Country tam
more &C. aud Gl2 51 AS1 for Trsde and family brands
Rye Flour plenty snd heavy Sales Of 20 bn ii
$3.50 1850 Com meal is hfm, but quiet Sales OF JoJ DOS
1870 for Hrandywine.
WliISkEY.-Tbc market opened hrm but oeased heavy
Sales of 200 bbs at sl3 for State. aud SLidslj Ion
Western.
GRAIN The Wheat maize. opcned firm. and prime qul
ties closed rather under limited oterrg Tie poor assp
checks business The demand is good for milling nu
mainly for export The sales 90 900 bus, including 'D
bus Chicago Spring ~ 25dl 3d. $500 buc. ~ "guts
Club. 81 s5dA2 20; $3.50 bus Amber do. - 1tdI ~ ;
- 40 bus Rcd Western 81 a8d2 - 1900 bus. Amber do
~ asa - 30s ls,"O Gus New Amber Kentucky, - o.
urley and wanted Barley Mt l. Tin the supply
IL irt sales o3 OC0 bs ~ g. Oats quite hTm and ian
~ Sales Of bus including Western AZ seq &C.
Acct and State 95c Rye il quiet toe supply limited aud
prices nominal at ~ IS TO - 81 Coru sbr bit closes
gret. Sales - go bushels o. 81 % for mixed Western
Ii
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Arrived.

u. s. sctn hiute Snsquthsnna, Com q W. Ocri y. from
cruise IN srlfrh oi the prvi'eer Ia-hssee The \ ls
t, port l2h AID has ben cruising around the Island o
he-rir ia ever ss.ce. Ma 81 tours from BefnudL
St-amrt W.tfeu Metropolis a.. :. tran port, Hilton
Fortress Monroe - iouu 10 the Medical Director
Steamer Nal OH. Morrison, Philadelphia mise 20 VIM
kifk patrick 90.
s,smef Kias F.her Henry, Providence udc. ard pas'.
Sssa'er T. y Fsr,hild Trout Philadelphia ndse. TO J.
4 y Hnass.
slip Victoria Champion Lopdon aud Portsmouth % day.
with lrlfe. AMI pg.f. o. r. NorTan son.
Pan Now t9f Boonl GotIcy Sydney C. b.. ID day,
s. coal 20 tls.trr l.tn n.f. ai -. Ion 81, hsNrg
ahoOncr BsA San 18th - a. S. Ion. "a 90 heard ayy
frra bsnir ,ery orry the time could not fcaain the
o. o. 1Jth exchanged signal. With steam,hP sAtonia
bound o..
Bsrt sllumauder Pa.) Ksyser CarliG % day. coal "
Fuuch i-.ucko W.bii.
Para SANDY Hook. B.F,tov. Cow Boy days, with
Rrg Tousio Dodse ForTe., Monroe days, In ballast to
r. r. buck Co
seir Brase Brig, Beaufort, N. C., day. shingles to
llllt-r.
sclr Mary Z. Gage, Hopkins, ElizabehpoH Tor PhiAie
phi.
Scir Wiz, Mayo Newport ballast
~ohr Wf1 Carroll tason, New London, 81 ballast.
gchr & y. Hal Ilallock y yahsihpor Tor New Haven.
sclr julius Webb. Grrenp0tt f3r Philadelphia
sclf Dante lrovn. firken- Fortress Monroe y hours
Scir John 10. yth ShafToft. NTg.uis.
sriT Buenn Visa haley. VIRGINIA
frhL Cshlrnr scll Nirsinif.
Som u. ". Brown. Bishop virginia.
sclg d. Is. Wauef Saith, Virginia
wIND-Saniet 5. j. w.
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IAdvsrsisespeptt
proruans oy GRBAr EBS-wariors, Clergy

PICTURES or GRBAT NBN-Warriors, CIergy'
~en Poet. Cannib.I. Els, Heads, Typical Races fo'ta
S6epersls LEE, GRANT. THOMAS, HANCOCK FOSTER NC
PHt-asos. BUrLEH MATER, BLAcxHAws,, with hsssN
ssovyLnv, Dr. TWO, LrTHER CoRSise SPENCER MOI
Sls,
UNMARRIED wossS; What shall they dol How 20 o.
aao.. A yireins Eve "You Kissed Ne" Fast
Young Men Christ in Cities excellent discOsrve, b,
sxv Dr. stons "DEBArs - CRASIA ''vsry interesting
n September No PHRnSoLosICAL JOURNAL BY fret po'
70 cents. or s2A year. Newsmen have it. Addre" fowLeH
wEILs No. 800 Broadway, N. Y.
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tAdveTtisemeutl
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BAyK. Nyw.YorK.

IHE oURTh NATIONAL BANK, NEW-TORE.
win receive subscriptions for the $40 Treasury No,e
These notes viii be convertible at maturity into SIX Pra
CENT GotDBzAKISo $50 Bonds Parties subscribing beor,
18th August VII be allowed n.eres, to tina, date Those sub
.crng er that date will pay accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription to this Popu,.n
LOAN this Bank will allow all subscribers THE WHOLE CON
MISSION Of 81 Sc on each 6 u 600 subscribed.
MoRNs ksTcBus, Frrsider.
J.. W. IAVessE, CsflsI
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STATE or NEw-YoEk.
Poar-WAnDyNs' ORlcR, No. "t Walst.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
.ctlo % the ar pa.el April lt 1851. entitled An
te 10 Porr,nie TIE Werdenl Office o the Por' % New
Yok" o. al per-1ns in'es'-d in or having charge o. the
.ne, matter Of such iuq iry examinations survey, that
t. following vcfscs Hader examination by the Fort
Warden sud that l- aid surveys H examinations wi DO
completed within tea days nsIi succeeding this notice GA
BOARD aid vessels:
ship Der NOri............ ..'''''''''''''.t =. H.
=. ;. Emily Is. Soud.r. ........s.'.s's.'..lJ
Isfk Ernst Hrockelu an......''..''
Slip Amori................'.. !. ..,:,...E
MISIHORNL 1OMfklNs, rrcsiden-
J. Auas TlKRNIaiS Secitiaig
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1mnssshents.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GLORIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARPLitsN'
THIRD AND LAST WEEK.
ArrE SSe SS0 ~ fA MIXING ssS AZ Seio
THE MYSTIC CAVE;
Or THE ENCHANTED HORN.
LOUISE and ERNEsTlNR appear. y.
ar d. l.. MORRIS.
German Comedian in his celebrated Character Of
THE DUTCHMAh IN DIFFICULTY.
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT l. ,pclocw
In Lecture Room, without sdditcnaI elnrge
HERR NADOLSKIs WONDERFUL CABINET
Containing ~ T RSss aS g 'SI9 1RcHrsrp,oS
VIII play at short intervals, day and evening
TIE NEW vENrILtr0R, DRIVEN BY STEAM
Introduce % 3ce 900 feet Of c5ol air per minute
GIANTS. DWARFs, ALBlNos: AIDA MILLION OTHER
Admission Is cents. Children under u, Is cen.s
CK'S-WEDNESDAY.
w Doors open ut half past I; curtain rises ata
MISS OLIVE LO6AN
who is engaged for limited PERIOD will tppes assisted
Mas FANNY MORANT, MRS JOHN SEXTON.
Mas. " r. s.b0Yp MR CHARLES FISHER,
MR. GEORGE HOLLAND, Mr.. w. n FLOYh
Nc II. y. DAILY. aud Mr.. NORTON.
THIS EVENING, The new Play, in 4 acts, entitled,
ENELEEN
Lord Frederick Chiffon. Charles Fishsr
James Cart~ right. Mr. Geo, Holland
Robert LockEone. W. r. Floyd
SIX Allan Wnloush by....................sir. Morton
-" SeSiie M. rope
Mr. sharPey, ajeweler $780,. Mr. Mr., BfOwDs'
EyELEEN LACE......Miss OLIVE LOGAN
COUNTESS MALDANo ION tins ocea.
. sion). .................. Miss FANNY hORiNT
Mrs Dandy. Mrs JohP Selon
sir.; Cen,gre. .'.......'..'.......hn. W n fioyd
Tomono~ Mis- olive Logan in E7elcer. Boz Boos oresp
from Sto+.
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IAdYefiiaernentl

SPECIAL NOTICE -Goldsmith's Penmanship
md pOoi keeping 7ss Broadway AL may their Fall
the half prices of the summr term oy
sh names this month The full prices will positively be 10
ssned Septsm5erL ODNkR D. "ohpsAiih'
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The receipts from January to August were $751;
273, against s2O5. ls4 in Ices.
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railway earned
the week ending Angus, Is;
Is64.......s252gI N lec3.......... sl6,So9&
Increase. ...................SBsZ7 81
The Great Western Railroad earned tho week
ending August 10:
Ise4........ s5l,s57 % e3a2l3 "a
Increase..... ...........s l224a 81
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway, foI
the week ending August 10 were:
......slol sos % Iies3..........ssi,sa %
increase. y lS,9i9 W
| The MGhOnty Register says that work will
soon be commenced on the New Lisbon Railway. MAJ
ters are being put in readiness last possible and
when the laborers pat The work il will be pushed
ahead speedily Mr.. James McHenry. who recently
arrived from London. and Mr.. Kennard expected
the line in few days for the purpose Of examining
the route and the coal and mineral prospects.
A meeting OF officials connected with the
Philadelphia and Erie and Oh Greek Railroads was he'd
IN Erie few days since to adop, Tor the inme
date extension Of the Oil Creek road four miles further
down the creek, below the shaficr Farm. A committee
was appointed TO obtain tie right Of way AID such other
arrangements entered into viii the immediate
prosecution Of the work The Erie Dsateh persists in
it's statement that the OIL Creek Railroad viii be
changed 10 q narrow gauge.
The Kansas City Journal announces that the
iron is aid on the Pacific Railroad from that city
Blue and Rock Greeks, and is within three miles OF
Independence Next week the cara will leave Kansas
City every day connecting with stage ct Independence
for Wssrensburg BY the 10Th inst the track will be
laid fifteen miles west from Warrensburg making but
thirty miles staging between Kansas City and ST. Louis
On the 10th day OF June last thero seventy miles
staging; two months will have reduced tie distance
forty miles, giving the Company nearly Eve months In
which to redeem their promse Of opening tho road by
the lst Of January next.
During the past ten years there have been
built. at the West. 1865 miles Of railroad at cost Of
cess $50 46i mostly by Eastern or imported capital
The Illinois Central Railroad Company alone brought
into Illinois go 600 and built road which enabled
the Federal Government 10 sell sl 900 worth Of
land and the Company to sell $40 OOO more 70 actual
settlers making over eel 100000 concentrated in that
State BY the operations Of one company. The chief
effect Of this has been 10 swell the aggregate grain
ceps at Chicago during the ten years 20 1855 4i
bushels which average price Of &c cents per bush
el Che value for 1860 at Ch.cars) would Re worth
sl20OOOooO thus exceeding by about e3, 5000 the
cost of the railroads through the agency Of which the
grain was made available. In 1901 the gain increased
to A. busLes the Southern routes being closed
add in 1862, the amount was 60 900 bushels
The shipments Of Pittston coal by tho Penn
sylvania Coal Co. for the week ending Aug, 20 1904
were:
BY kdlIOad...s.s........ bTf0 Ist,lib
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lAd'erti'e"<l M,
FIRST NAT oSAL BANK,
ovKsSsSsT lsEsr, No. 4 WALTZ

DOvKHNHtN'' ASbNf, No. WAtLsT.,
pIs SAFE
3-io Tp<isrsr NorEs oew issue. ct par ie'' per
cent. eon6,istlou.
1O-4b,s Registered ard Coupon Bonds q, 0overnnen'
rstes
J-2u,s Res,,erea and Coupon Bonds a. Mariei rates
rs, S,s ofs Resitercd aud Coupon Bonds at Market
rtes.
H. q CERTIFICATES AND ornxA sECuHIrIKs At Make,
s. c. InoxrsoS, President
James Curphey, Csshier
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LUMRFR-Tn.t-fn spruce aud pine hss been moderately
active nre orr let, n m lfees saes az SiJ31a4iZ3 lor
spruce, ard : . 'or pine Shipping ards.
NAVAL HlORt S-Cmde TrIent.ne has been rather quiet
Spirits Of T1len1e 81 mode aiey active ~ easter plices al
fJH % for French, gni }S0d3t0 FOR Aueucau. Rosins
dan and heavy =t42 Tor common 10 70 y and ~
So ior 80. l. Fitch and Dun and prices nominal
PGONl8lONSTLe Pok market f-ily I've bot prices
lower. For delivery hear Of sales u 100 bbs
in,,s BIZ tcinbcT y 49, Thetas check up sd
regular 400 bbs. at =51l0 800 Or Old Aefs
S&.51d to9s5 for Sew d!uoi $500 lor Prime hc,i u
rnoderaey active nd lady Sells 4 ?30 bbs Sl13H
~ 90 oT fsn Mes. so 5Q ~ l r fEira ditto. erce
beefls maeYe Be, ilams 4rr dun md heavy. Cot Nrat
are in fair d.nisni aud Of 2jo pkss - ls0i
Shou,l,rs ana l., for Hams. B.eea quiet nominal
lard tier nd IN COED guest snics ola bl and tc
tK13 0ii ~ flif 10 frne steam and Kettle Rendered
EIlolts f. the week endin. Aus 18Th, it6i.
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fAdvertiserneDtl

ATLANTIC Boar CLUB AT the annual meeting
g. the Atlantic Boat Club of Hobohea the following officers
vss. elected for the ensuing year: - - .,,,,,,
President. ..............TdEODOhf NJ ~ libl"
Secretary. tHAkiks r, luItIt-
Treasurer. MATTHIAS Is. ARNOLD
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financial.
VHE MOUNT VISTA

ry'HE MOUNT VISTA
COLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY
vii commence work on their claim IN few weeks, and I. Is
expected they viii be abe to paya
DWiDEND or AT LEAST Twenty PER CENT.
by The 1T u January, few ,are s DO secured at -
each, By immediate application
Hor further Information cal q. the osco Isl Broadway
addIcss
MOUNT VISTA GOLD AID SILVER MINING CO.,
Box a:55, Ny.
Seud hr "a implicit.
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Rcrcirfs Of Produce.

Arc 2i-l3s3 Dbl. Flour - b.. WLlsky LBS Bhls
Com H-sl - 900 bbs wheat IS 100 bls Corn, 81 go bb
Oats 10 "a bbs Malt % A,hes. 2 psE Lard, - Bat
ter. ~ pkg. Oh Coke, 81 Ikg. Proyi-ons-pAs..
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Smiled.

Seafnor,--Torhen Light, Jaurra Packet persis.
slips ln, john Blnyan, Br,dgrwateT Electric
Spark.
ElTks-J,mes &. Bell rr.zliln Hsrnui reT.is, Sarah
blaek Albert the Dooi iarekse H,ssr tf.se Schossen
Ers. Irru Victoria. Olivia May AAu. Hayward, Flying
Cloud Asia. Forsmou'A.
Arctic. Hanover .ndrba, Frari Walter A. J. De
Rossrt Rueps Vista, = ;. bendoi, sphia Wilson, Ians
D. pew. United >. ". Maitland, j. L. Anger.
.l.-r---E ln.L .lllh
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tAdveTtisement1
RESE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURE.
A sure cure for Fever and Ague. 1t never falls Depot
No 81 Liberty-st.. up stairs.
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A UCTION SALE or CORRESPONDENCE
a

TWO MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PiANOFoRrTs-
ROSEWOOD PABLOl SUlfES-RlCu CARPETS.
PAINTINGS 'ERON/ES. SrA1UARY, TOP TABLES,
WITH THE ENTIRE SUPERB CONTENTS or THE
HOUSE.
Henry z. Wesco,t, tuc.ianeer will sell this Thnrsdsyr
afternoon O'Clock the Urnurs Sc, Of the esg mt Iesb
deuce No. l:3 Nes, 2st between 7th and sih avehea-
nosewood Oak Mahogany and Walnut FmnnIe of every
description. Rich China Cot Glass silver Ware, Co.'S
5000 The sale viii b, pereu ptory rain or slime
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HIM NEIfi NEN Y. u II y 7 n VI4'-.
fttsb Gentlemen who wish ST BSTlTUTES invited 10
c Il the Iad Quarters Of this Reslmeu No 10 Broadway
OF Aor Place. They ca there be bioush drcy into
contact with the ,ubte and whetryer money paid will
be- paid 10 him. The .dvuntdre gained l. that the iuau viii pet
more than tom the Ron okcr. The pinri at wupay less,
sud the Ooh Re VIII Get the man as ne asa choce
Of what r. .inieut le viii 60 into
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THE PEOPLES LAWYER.
SoLoy JoBs E. Owens
BOX Office open Thursday for securing OF seats from a.
III. till L. NJ. -
PRICES OF ADHESION.
ORES. Circle and Parquce, 20 cts Family Circle 70 cts
Secured Seats 70 eta Orchestra Chairs 7l Private boxes
IS and 81.
Doors open al Z O'clock
Performances commence at l before 9.
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The ship Vleiors Captain Champion, hom London. suved
a dis Don't as, evening having board the man Muller who
Murdered Ar Biz. n London railway e1Tr.irc, about
two months sso, ana ll whose arrest the london aDihoTf
sent several detective. One n tie Loudon o'"c - d
oger entn oftc Nev YORK detective force tosdei beg
Al quarantine aud will probably bring Auer to the city ths
morning
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Sales bp Auction.
A LITIUN NUIINE.
n UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGE

Piah avenue corner Of For fourth street New York.
The proprietor beg inform the public that sa ise
psce each Wednesday and Saturday tbolghot
year obbng desg upon the part Of QUO
connected with the establishment III under any
be SLOWED. Horses, Carriage. harness int 1eed ox
Wednedsy seles should be sent the Saturday prece
Ing but will be received until p Monday. Those in
tended saturdays sales should be sent in the Nednss-
day preceSug bot viii be received until Thurdsy
Og Saturday the n August pendd assortment 81 hoT'es
Cslrsge, aud Names. now OF yirw.
H. J. JORDAN l. CO, Proprietor.
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NIBLOS GARDEN-COMMENCE ii toe.
Lessee and Manager. WHEAlLEf.
THE COOLEST THEA1ER IN TIE CITY. ,
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
mo
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
Of the engagement of tho distinguished artistic
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN,
SUCCESSFUL DRAMA OF
EAST LYNNE;
THE ELOPFMENr
vhh INNS, be wi,hdrAwn after Saturday next August o. in
BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT CAREER
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th.
viii be presensd tie II rDg Drama written by C. W. Iay
leuTe, entitled -
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE,
MISS WESTERN,
las played BY her ...
OVER NINE HUNDRED NIGHTS,
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED SIAIESl -
TIE CAST EMBRACES EVERY MEMBER OF THE
FRIDAY FIRST and ONLY sESEFIT OF MISS LUCILLE
WESTERN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Dr.. Whe4loy takes much pesaufe IN announcing IN er'
glgemen, with 49, - . ,,,,,
FOR POSiTIIE Ely SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing Monday august 20 when shc viii have the honor
OF appearing IN Ter renowned character Of
CAMILLE,
being the .-. ,.
OF this eminent artistic and celebrated play in New York.
- seats secured six days IN advance.
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IfeIow.
nrIiinrnndn.

Bsy c. g. Brown nlrl, IS days from csriie.
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Ceeiurcs aio Meeiin9e.

InTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION
~ The Refulr Monthly hoqns Of thif Associi'ion viii
be held 1huTdly sv,nile Af % H. al o'clock, At Lin
coin Hail. corner Of SD .'fr,t eud ~ l,enuc
JOHN " GRiDLEY President
John O1uges SecreiArY.