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Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
FROM MISSOURI.

FROM MISSOURI.
Leavenvorth. 22d.-Fighting has
been going on all day near independence.
Rebels attempted to pass around aud
envelope our left. During this operation
Curtis dealt them heavy blows. Pleasan
ton was pressing the enemy severely
from the east. Blunt has been stub
bornly resisting Price all day-Blunt
falling back aud steadily contcsting every
rod. Prices force $4,000. Curtis i
concentrating his forces on Little Blu,
Gov. Carney autographed that the danger
was very great, and to send every avail
able mau to the front Troops are going
forward rapidly.
St. Louis. Oct. 2e.--Cen. Rlount, with 2DUO
cavalry and artillery, entered Lexington On Tu-
-sdsy On Wednesday Price attacked him with
an overwhelming force and drove him from the
city. Biount fell back TO the Little and Big
Rue Greeks Thursday and Friday skirmish-
ing continued b.twren the Little and Big Blue
Creeks
Kansas City. Oct %. p. m.-Curti. has
routed Price, who is going South; our cavalry
in pursuit, with Pl-asantnn's cavalry force. IT,
900 Enemy may strike Fort Scott. The hat
llo bsgan early this morning. Loss not heavy
on our side. Rebel loss not known W. cap
turcd sotnc prisoners. They left their dead AMI
wounded on she field. We fought Price five
hours. Our loss 400. The victorious
Todd killed. Drove enemy 4 miles.
FROM VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Oct. lS.-Gen. Bragg has
been relieved. lie will take command
of an important post.
Saint Louis. October 21.-The rebels
re-crossed the Missouri river at Bruins
wick, yesterday. They now hold keits-
vile and Carroltsn.
Gen. Prices Hd-Qrs, were at Waverly,
Lafayette county, % miles below Lex.
ington. His train consists Of 400 wagons
and destination Kansas. The loss oi
property at Glasgow estimated at one
hundred and City thousand dollars
Later.-Curtish has been fighting Prices
advance all day on Little Blue Creek,
ten miles southeast Of Independence
Sanbon was skirmishing with Shelby
between Boonville and Maverly.
FOREIGN
The latest European dates states that several
more Of the heaviest English houses have fsil-d
800, 900 signatures recently sent to Gov Say-
mour from England, catrcaiiug the North te
make peace with The South The Times saws
let the war go on till America is settled like Eu.
rope en- its present basis.
Liverpool, Oct I3.--CaP:. Semmes AMI eigh
officers Of the Alabama with 100 men left III,
city to be transferred, with guns, &c, to th,
steamer Ranger, recently lying at Maderih.
The above is from the Chicago Times of 23t
Oct aud Memphis Bulletin OF the 25ih.
PosTsCRIPT.-Price's main column crossed
at Byron's Ford. II, Is moving in three col
umns, and again heading for Kansas, and may
cross the line in his retreat, We mean to ast1ck
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Passengers Sailed.

n, ,s.nmship hsia, for Lirop7at-Nr and Mrs David
J,mr, child and servant Lverpoo Miss James, Miss AMAZE
Turnbull Miss Mary Tnrnbul Mr. and Mrs A. Bluuentha,
child and servant New York; Vcount Jules Truhnrd two
chldfcn nurss pnd servant FRINGE; Mr. and srs NJ
Berry two children end servant PaHsi M end Mrs Albert
Vcksr. two children and Engisnd MIR and Mrs
T. w Kendall, Mr. r. Csrrou, Mr. L Dire MI g. w May
New Yors: John Y. DIVERS Phsde pha; Miss OConnor
aud servant NewYork NJ de Ia Mare Frances Mrs Charles
Smith, glasgow; Mr. Robert NJ McLsne, Balmorei Baron
and Bsrone.. de Cousey M.' Barney New York Mr. r
Hartford; Mr. c. c. Hnlstesd Mr.. w y. Smith. Jose Me
Rennry O'Fsren New YORK; Bernardo Arioss. Edmund
Wiets, A. Schedet j. Ssu,brck, hew-Yorki Mr. and Mira
n Walker Leeds; Geo. Turbu, Boston: Lieut. Rsrusisn
Master Skrebyof John Gsun,. Jsmes Hodson England j.
Psu r. d. Plau. A. Srums. H. Nen.tsder; U Sip9n ana
son Master Stehemer New York NJ Scholmsn, Mexico
Chas oil Cincinnati b. Smith " Casey, ilobokeni W
Jordan, w. Jordan r Joseph Levi james sizpAir9s A.
kehoe Clncinnai Felix " d. Stucken, Begiumi James
Hamilton scotlsnd J. Mshoney sallivsn' kOo' ms,he5
London Chas Edinunston, IL. = feomans, ne"'ioki D.
II. Pssrce Geo. Leighton, hr. and Mf' Bond Boston.
In steamship Yas0o for Netr OrLeans Lieut. Commander
J. 8 skewitt " q. Roserberg. w Dasphin, Mr.. Harris
Major L. g. Beunie. Mrs H. q. Portsl, Capt C. Psifey
and .erv MT r. Byrne, Col Byrne Major Pitcher Surgeon
Rockwell OusrerniAster Rogers, Fred A. Creme, VIM T.
Garrett Dir Hoffman. wife and two .ervsn Isaac sheon
Frank L. Uuirrhii J. d. Lowrey, BTidget Bum Winnie
Burn Dr. q. w. Jswet o. < iaIcox, Dr. Theron wool
yerton Col Everett.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ap.tr,l.,i.n tBlh cOos. Liverpool Feb r.
c On StS g. f p,. q sSp Arabia
Roo bound oh passed steamship City Of Manchester
S.Ss$ ss pci'ssS Sssd :Sp
posed be the Africa bound p sane day passed steamer
,upros.d 10 ne the Hecla bound T..
ssesnshp B,raris tfsml, Taubc Hsmbarr FEB 81. Vi.
Southampton Feb "a, md'e and pass 70 ha9hsIdt Go
T. i lSS e.. .E RsiS q ces cow ssS '
Steamship Potomsc, Sherwood Portland n'd'e and pa's
ss,Dsr CnmberlanS ipriye) Leander n Partridge AcpE
Master commanding Key IVES. Feb 20 via Hilton Head and
Beaufort Sd Inst The G. captured Feb 5, 80 miles s. Of
steamer Sea Gull, Kenny, Providence. nidse to Edward
Steamer Black Diamond Mor,dh PhradephlA, mdse., to
Bal H%sIcs No,l B'nn.i,. LssSo,S 90 Day. passed
Experienced heavy weather during the PASSAGE split sails
gsIs ssi Shepherd (of TURKS rsland Jewett matanz.s
IA dsy, sugar j. Z. Waid EIPeTtoSeed heavy weather
Bai BSoshsr Means, M.tsn1a l, days molas'e. TO Star
Bark May Ann. tPru.l. Eahars, Tas.nr0s BSei Sea
BAH Msry LncreA Bowers, Palermo Jan 70, passed the
ROCK Feb. : frut j. I. b: Marcel
Montgomery Bro. Tho A. NJ came ~ Toe Southern
PE,ss q n' Rtoot,' Neseorb. Mlntian jan. TO- VIA
Key wss, FEB ~ md,. to y. p Smsl Co. Experienced
strong y gales mos Of Tho pe.,sSIss;
Funck Meincss wendI Experienced Light winds ana
M, ya,s. Bsis of st. John. Ri Taylor, HssuAbO,
p n 10 days Ingsr 70 2. T. Eevin, 4 Son
schr Julie iBr1 Croker Kingston ia Feb u, with the
mail, and ndse 20 Walden Booth March OF HseTss
e1rerenced heavy gals nom SW, with rough which
shlod 20 the NJ osht days N OF HEeTs win strong
COLE. and l,ht winds ffom tho n. .
schr Puritan trss Poop Para rs days. es and rubber
ssLs Carlo Alberto (P1rt) Santa Anna oporo % days.
mlse. 10 Osborn CO. -,
s,Lr Ado, fBrD Knisht, Hsisnoros 2s days, viA tbs
Delawafe Broakwser a. hourS, cotton and wool 10 Jed
FRYE 4 CO. - 81. ~,
Rowe march % Cape Pear, experienced heavy squa
nom ~ w.
sshr Graham 9th Grahsm Ess. Hasbr "a days, salt TO
sclr. Ame. Br Richard 81. John, r. r.. 81 dsJa sugar
to II. a. Small 4 Co
Tho u. g. ,toSm.fsste Elasva dropped down NON the
Nsvy.Ynd odsy, and {, 1t anchor In tie Ess, Ri'~.
WlND--Sunse N. W., and llsh,.
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"WEDNESDAY, March 9-P. n

Gold has been much excited all day, opening
at 1865 selling as high 1859 and closing at 1914. The
speculation In gold Is damaging to business generally.
giving as 1t does the impression that the currency is de-
pIeciated 10 the extent OF the premium. Among the
moss prominent Of the spectators for advance the
pses OF parties mentioned who profess The warm
est interest In the financial integrity Of the Govern
ment and who are trusted by it. but who for Q paltry
personal advantage wound the public credit In the most
fatal manner Stocks In the irregular but
generally higher Erie 1901 N. Y Central, lSa. At
she Stock Exchange. Government Bonds all advanced
rom yesterdays quotatonsi Registered c. 1881. ll29
ll3I Coupon &C. 1891. ii3ii 1905. April ll2isllsii
August ll0ialIli Currency Certificates. s9ia99l
State Bonds steady Tennessee C. 62i062Ii Missouri
q, 73is73iI Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
elsealei Pennsylvania Coal Co.. 2O2e2O7, Cumber
land. e2aS2i, Canton, 64a4ii Quicksilver Mining Co.,
saas2i Pacific Mail e5782ae Eew.York Central, 1881
al3si, Erie Railway 1906 l2, Erie Preferred, 100,
eloqs, Hudson River l5lial52, Harlem, l49,
Reading Railroad. 1881 al43ai Michigan Central
Railroad, ii44i ol4li The market closes feyerish.
bat TIE speculative feeling Is unabated The common
opinion Is thai the military operations Of the psst four
weeks secure the continuance of large expenditures by
the Government and consequent imitation Of tho
rsncy The advance In gold s taken TO indicate further
Imitation. and stimulates fresh buying for rise with sma
regard 10 prices The fayore shares are Coal Stocks
which seen 10 gain strength they advance. The now
Ashb1ron Company has sold at 60G65 to-day and closes
srm. American Coal sold at l2o Erie was In demand
sSdsy under the report Of large earnings In
February. $4,000 gross, and supposed to
tssxs fall ti.0o.ooo after paying connecting
e>ts ssosiytocts are wanted. end gold shares ssps
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WORKING OIen- ioo0 $780, according to their value
beef 49, - :, "
heavy. e}09c. $1,000 - =, -.
$3.50.
Srfne-stores 7dac Live ia. Hogs, corn-fed, mono.
Hdss-9I9-o Calf Skins, uc- Taliow, u 09c. Pei.s.
81 5015&
There Cambridge yesterday about 22S Northern Cat
tie and 100 from the West BY way u Detroit At Brighton
$50 from Albany and 100 from various parts Of Ms:schuset'.
including W. from the river towns Of which we're rich
buocks Of large ze Mr. C. Smi his carload averaging $500
y pair. Some Of the butchers hearing Of se small
purchased In Albany started Of to meet tho Northern
trains aud bagsined for droyss before their sIrv al
market With e.s than half Of last weeks supply prices
have advanced this week good Cattle perhaps nearly lc
b. The River Oxen brought about lie Y h. and we under
stood few choice Western sold at Re- % cent on LOT
o good lot of Western Steers cold Ut &C., zb sh
Many butchers refuse pay the Prices not bought On
animal yet. .u
Tho large supply Of Sheep-egho.u loads from Absny
has made hard market for drover and reduced pf crs
perhaps much prices for beef have advanced saes are
slow but the short supply Of beef favorable to the interests
OF sheep-owners. -, -,
Veal Calves sold by the hoad at all sorts Of prices from
81 to 90 each.
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PassenRers Arrived

In ,tedmliip .4uIfralaIan ror' Lif0D9a-M. and MTs
IL r. Weld Miss Mudge Capt. Hope. d. Garcia Mrs New
man infant aud nurse Capt Goldman, j. u. Weed w H. de
Aya r. Wisray Mr. Reid ard family, Mira T. dc aGrsnge.
Mf Iildredth c. Il. ST. John, A. Nunann. T.. Porer o.
Knoll lady infant and nurse w. r. Robinson, Loher, H.
mir q Fernsnd-z w r. Mackenzie d. Atchi.on. Mrs
Williams. 10 yiol.k L. lockwood, }. Scott, j. Peirier, n
WOLF Mr. Dawes II Mskinny, J. ~. Alys, H. Clark. r.
AN, T. y. Baker a. q. Wslser. go
In ,t,as,hfp Hapdra from South1 mpton and H1nbsrg-
Rosina uerlel With stenfed w goIach Tn xohr LoIi'
sscs.I uugo uavn C. ArnauT Ferd CoduA, Ed csrdus r
BsnrnI.isci Hsfu Arud J. @. S,eedmon, Mrs; Anna Eh
reh L. Muse ii. Ritter Benin. inael. Otto sesulann H.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK.....MARca D.
Cleared.
] FcUs
Iivernool. Z. CnnArd.

s,sam,bip-A,ia (Brl Lott, Liverpool, Z; Cunard
s,,amerTAnna Davis Providence, C. T. Knox.
ship.-Peppere Leach, Marseiss and Gbr.ai
Chrisna.: Mary L. Sutton. Rowland. san Francisco
ssrs1knnio Crl, whiuec, Cape Town. Napier wel'-
ford. - =, - ~
~ Webs,.r Biaie. Port Royai J. W. Elwel Co.; s. r.
Reeves - Stamford NJ. I. Rupyon CO.; Grsnie state
seahafy Poston e. w Lewis c.. ogiek.'sP, Winsse'
Phi .dophis, Merrill Abbott Y. Williams fp'oufs' hi"
delpLia 49,. y 7 c.r,pbsu
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AniIed.

N,non s.--s,eamshlp Star Of the South.
shps-0uy Mannerns, Criterion, David Hosdoy, Kitty
simpson
Buis-seehem, Eagle J. Godfrey, syiphidc1
Bhys-Delhi Tobacco.
sohoonerl-Joel Van Zandt Highlander Philip Prentice
MARCH 9.--Steamships--Asa, fags. lssoo.
The Italian seamt re Italia sailed from Quarantine
Yesterday morning.
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Spolxeu.

FEB. IS lat as Ion. 60. barb Edward Ill., fom NswYork
for Spanish Main.
Fs6 49, lat 20 o Ion. u A. bark Irene. nom Havana for
Falmouth
March i. 30 90 Ion. u 90 bark Adeino c. Adams fOrn
Perth Amboy, bound y.
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Rosson CWt,lo Market,

7 IANbFINIE BHIUHION.
Reported yor.s TRIavss, for the 0ees sHdfnc Utfn'day
March 0, 1864.
In consequence Of dasgo TO the railroads BY the late rain
tho running Of tho stock trains tLis week 10 much mpoded
We able hsooro TO stats this forenoon the preese
number Of Cattle Sheep for the week but think the foow
l VII prove peaiy correct including thoss not yss syod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

WHIsKY-Ths market opened firm With active de-
sni but ere the close tho inquiry subsidized and tho market
Closed bssvyi ssss Of bb d 0oo for State and oo0sc
for osteyn.
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Rcrc;yfs 0f Produce.

bag, do 100 bbls Whky $50 pirs Provisions 20 pkgs
Ashes $50 pkgs. Petroleum 100 pkg1 Butter tDo pigs
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Mathinern.

CECOND-HAND PORTABLE ENGlNE-O
- one two three or urhorse Power. also,
SLIDE I.ATHEs, 90 feet long. wanted. Inquire OF
LIPPiNC0Tr pEWOLf Co.. No. lsJ Canal a., N. 4.
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MINIATURE A. MANA

MINIATURE ~ ~AsAc. =,
son-ns., Sal sets...... SOL Moon--sets..'" s;2l
high vATKR THIS rAG
Sandy Hook. e:J7 Gov. lssnd.,. lO22 Hell le'''''
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markets-cAREyurrrR REPORTED ron THE :. =; Tnnys,

WEDSEsDif. March 9, 1864
ASHES ere f-m In sympathy with Gold ard Erch.nEe bu,
tho demand moderate owing TO the gt stock ofsrDg end
the ertrerns prices ssksd sales Of Pots at ~ TdSs Oh
ana Pearls at tl0.
BEEsWAXis firm aud in fair dersnd sslss Of 900 d
Western at HidS5c chiefly at the inside rate.
BRIsTLES are firm aud 10 good request o. Nc14l for
Gray and White Auericsn-
CiTTON-The market Il decidedly active end orice,
are l2c y 10 higher. Abe sales have been chiefly 10 spn.
nes and embrace 1850 bales at 9GI9c foI strct MID
dlinfs, and 76d77c for low do.
COFFEE-The market 10 less active, but prices are wei
supported We quote Rio AZ for prime, &c for good
4345o for mats and bags; Lagasys and MnseAbo,
and 81. Domingo J3034s.
CHICCORY-Tho market FOR GTsnulsted continue, QUIT,
active and strong the advance OF yesterdays sales
prNne German at lldlkc, and common grades do. o. eld
io,c Root IL hIm at 81 G6c, now held higher
CANDLES steady With fair inquiry for AdsmAntine
2od25c s 20 weight and quality 6tcsric eommtnd 2Ta
zee. Sperm firm al Sc, aud Patent at l5c.
COPPERRehned Ingot IN moderate request and very
Bersenport
C0RbAGE continues IN good request and prices tend M
ward, quote Manila OF 20G2lc. Rassia tarIsd al
2lic., and American do. at l6io., cash.
COALThe demand fof domestic 10 good and prices hvor
the seller the consumption Il large end without
rnulson In stock sales from yard at 81 0Ss rs ton
Foreign Ia quite and much wanted higher prices
With increased armness and fair business doing Rhubarb
selling 81 25i sandeTsons Oh BergsIno e6 a. and e.
S5; Alum, sc Arsenic, Powdered 3to; Bslsan Copaiva
Sc 49, Bisam Peru, 90, Bl-Csrb. Soda New.
07ie 81 Carbonate Potash, a6125ic bleaching Power
lf9l{c Rehued Borax, z1d2ec Crude Bhmstous &God
ssl 50 PER tuni DO Am hon sac y ID Flor sulphur do
taitc; Crrds CsnPh9r, s7s& Refined d. 81 Wi Css
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Eost auS found.

FVHOSE who have LOST their HEALTH
l. will easily FIND IL By using the TROPICAL BAL
SAM" See Advertisement under Medical"
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IRON, IRON, IRON.
l. No. American Pig iron various Brands.
No Scotch Pig Iron. variou, brandG
$50 Tons Broken Machinery, Cast Iron
81 Tuus old Caf.Wheels and Cannon
200 Tuns Horse Shoe Iron, all slSss.
20 TuBs 7xl beat Tyre Iron
100 Tuna No. Wrought Scrap lrol
For sale Ia lots a. wanted, by - vooo,,
Nos. 4ST aud l5s Wstersl,. NeS'Yort-
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FuRs AND 6EINs.

Mill h.v, h.a IN Improved irquiry the d-rnsna being
mostly fLisdcphs Rcd and 6oy for are higher We
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FRfssH MATS.

Dressed Hos, have been glser and easer Veal cAIea'.
and C.ys. sv. been In good demand and Some fancy
calves have brought LODE sh,-p and Labs have been scaIcer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

The rise In gold and exchange with favorable foreign sdvce'
ha. hid good effect upon the Cheese market which as oen
erdy more active prices hrner and IN sono instances
HIGHER Holders asking above our quotations fn.h
Dry Ia. been more acyo and prices have advanced We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

The earnngs Of the road for tho year ending April
1865 are estimated at over O. 10000 which viii be
sufficient 10 pay cent 90 both tho preferred and
common stock. The preferred stock ia now selling at
rs and the at co v cent with such Glowing for
regular y cent dividend the preferred stock the
price Is not high.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Rail
road in the first week In March. 1854. were s3s.o27
showing increase over the receipts in the correspond
Ing month OF Last year Of tl06s2.
The Rome and WATERFOWL Road earned in
February, 1864 $54.735 "a. and in February. 1863
$3l. 6I9 lej increase. e23.lle Is
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HIDE AND skIhH

HIDE AND ehINN-
Thsro hss been atiVo demand for Country sanstcr
Hides and prices have 1dyaucrd We quo,e
Veal ssns green satrd courtTy trimmed, n lbdlsc
Country Slaughter Hides Trimmed aud cured -
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Hfusifal Jnstrnments.

A SPLENDID PIANO for S225.-Bsrnore's
~ WGeroou,. and Me1afsctory. No. 34a Bleeckerst
FIRST prize medals awarded; warranted for i've years
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Tbe reeeipt, have continued vrry sh AMI tho demand
rood Prices have ooussguey advlucct and close with an
Upward tendency. We quote; $3.50
state ard jersey choce, T. doE........."....29 d2l
Western, by Express a. d01............,.....2a 1s5
Western, Ordinary heis hit, y doE............@ gIS
Canada, " dOL.
IEx Oa,s y bush, sOOd...........''s''''ss''t ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

A Ivan q BAKER co. AUcrloNEERs.
IA ALBERT HAYWOOD, AUCrlONkaE.
kiCH ASSORTMENT OF hopskHokD rIkNIruRE.
PAINTINGS, ScAIIAkE. ER lNZES,
RARE AEn COSTLY wohSs or All, &c., &C.
on THIS DAY tfRIbAh), Nay %
Al ihe eesaa. mansion Al Mes teenth street between
Firth and sixth avenues
Sale commencing AT Ill o'clock precisely
The Auctloneer ua cal the particular attenton OF his
fren ds aud tie public this sale Catalogue comprising
superb assortment OF Furniture Pianofcre. Paintings
French Mirrors &c. Catalogues al the house Sale PEI
temptory,
Dtaw,ng Rooms-superb suits OF Furniture, covered with
brocate OF the richest description elegant sets OF NLdow
curtains TO match the SUITS Eageres plate glass doars
knoois Secretary and Beokee Centre Tables siatu
marble top bronze aud ormou Chandeliers Cabinets TO
match, Ormou and Dresden China Ornaments, marble
Eatuary Bronze Figures Oh Paintings by eminent artists
Eren h isiRe kngravlngs
fully guaranteed by the Makers Stool broaie Cover MUSIC
Extension Table, Chairs Sofas CT ana hnrsxea oas
Ware China DAner Set I'M ofted from Pifis lor psSen
2wner Silver Dinner and Tea Service Caster ie ns
Forks, Urn Cake Baskets Oyster Dsh TuTeen iaoc
lery Linen eweod and walnut oressia
sleAds Armoire aiace en- suite alnanl Sl.lns %
es d pairs Lnen Sheets "a pairs ro w, sale HIS
French Toilet ses mahogany s.,sS .napnso,s Par.
ties wishing to attend tins sale ase ttn OF asen ue
Aslir 81 Nichosas on heTopoHAn
hotel leaving sixteenth street few doors from house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20
DROpOSALS FOR $4,000
NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED at the
Comprolers oace until Wednesday, May 25 1854 at two
O'Clock NJ when The same wiz Dc publicly opened for the
whole part ol the sum OF Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars Of Tie New York County Court House Stock an
Of the Board Of Supervisors approved by the Mayor
May s. 1864 -
completion of the Court House
Chambers 1t will bear interest at tte rate of six
per payable semi-annually the first dav OF
NAV and November IN each and the principal vii be
redeemabie foowsvix One hundred Thousand dollars
on the day of November 1885 hundred thou
sand dollars on the first day Of November, 1886.
proposals will state the OF desired and
the price hundred dollars and the persons
whose accepted Will thereupon be required
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded 10
them respectively.
presenting TO the comptroler the receipts Of the
County for such de the parties will be
titled to receive certificates for equal amounts of the par
value Of the sums awarded to them, bearing interest from
the dates of payments. -
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo
for the New York County Court House Stock and
enclosed 10 second envelope, addressed to the Comp
The right reserved reject all Of the bids II the
ln'e'e'' = ''' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Comptroller.
CRY or Nsw YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE j
NEW YoRK May IA, 1884.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
"A New Jersey Consolidated Copper Company will be he
the office OF the Tuesday the 3st Instant
O'Clock M for the purpose OF electing officers aud
business before
WIN. H. TRAvERS President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

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HARDWkRE TRADE SALE AND AUCTION ROOMS.
IS BEEKNAN AND IS ANN STREET.
THIS DAY (FRIDAY), May 30
At lno O'Clock, at the auction rooms !.
ny CATALOGUE-FOE CASH-A general assortment OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
IN los to suit city and country buyer
TABLE AND POCKET "a: Dozens. r.Sl.
Pocket Knives.
BUTCHERS KNIvEs-loo dozen. assorted, 5to inch
PERCUSSION CAPs-20 mile Military Waterproof Caps
c. S. r. LES-50 dozen assorted style and sizes,
HAND SAWS -2U Gne English Hand and PANEL Saws,
sorted, 25 to 25 inches
RACK SAWS-JO blue and brass Back Saws
EDGE ToOLS-Invoice Shielded long thin PAIRING Chises
FANCY GOODS-300 Fancy Work Boxes, Shell Boxes, FIX
tracts Wahpene. Hair Dye, Salts 30 Billiard Cue
Chalk, Fiastcs Game Bags, DC, in variety.
PORCELAIN GOODS-Invoce Porcelain Inkstands, door,
pales Steel kuml ers. &c
STEEL PENS-6u gross steel Pens, assorted
SILVER PLATED WARES we al invoices Silver Plated
Spoons and Forks, Plated a e.s. &c.
ALSO
Al ~ o'clock front OF store aud for account OF whom 1t
may concern
80 bundles STEEL WIRE. No. l6, slightly damaged.
1000 lbs. ENGLISH HORSE NAILS.
Assorted Nos GU IL and IL. slightly damaged on voy.
age OF importation -
Immediately after the above.
5000 II s. AMERICAN HORSE NAILS,
Assorted Nos. 7, 8, 9 and ~, ALL IN prime order.
Catalogues ready early morning o. sale