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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We will offer for sale, on the SECOND DAY OF OCro
BIER 1905 ON the premises the valuable Iron Property known
a. TIE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS withb ~ acres
of Land about good Farming Land cesred and under
ue, ,uaed on the Cumberaud River fry miles sboy- the
mouth in Lyon County, kentucky, embracing ase ana
comue. Rolling NIL, Forge with twenty MODELLING fles
Mschn. shop containing Lshes Boring and Planning Ma
chimes with Boiler aud Engine to separate nou h
with a Ght Min attached large Warenous- Dry Goods
Store Brick Office, snd large number OF Dwellings ior wo
men Also about forty thousand bushels oil stone Co ana
,i,ty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
The Iron Nok have been in successful operation or
number Of years end the reputation of the Iron fully es,ab
sh-d with capacity making ave or SIX thousand tun OF
.up.ror Charcoal Iron yrsryunsu passed by any manulo
tory In the Uuied States. The facilities for obtaining fg
lion are super establishment in the West bee be-
nz charcoal furnaces within 10 three miles oil the
Mil capable OF producing seven or eight thousand sun' OIL
Pis ron yearly -
he a,e. obtaining cheap supplies of Corn, Pork and
other aric les unsurpassed -,
Shipments Of Iron be made 20 the mouth CT tue SuH
beTlAnd River oil seasons Of tire year
TERMS OF SALE. -
The Rolling NIL Forge and Lsnds thereuno attached al
Tools embracing Mil orze and Blacksmith Tools and Wesh
ns scales are be sold credit OF two thrre arc
onr year, from date with approved security and lien re-
tanned until a. purcha.e money u paid .
understood that the OF the mill lands and NJ
lures take wrought aud cast iron scraps, sione
coal charcoal farming carpenter tools com hay mules
cattle iron safe and azure, in office, ~ason., carts
medicines ETC. ami pay cash at fair vsusiion two dsnie
s said valuations in they do not agree To
call N third man.
ably 20 the articles o! copattnership
Capitalist. wishing TO invest In profitable iron properJ
will do wei. the where competent men wi
nut day Of SALE hLLMAN BR01HERS.
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OPEN BOARD OF BRoKERs-
THURSDAY, Sept. 7-P. N.

Gold continues FIRM the opening rate was l44I
and the closing price l4i3, with hardly variation
during the day. For cash gold /! per cent per day
10 paid, and there is no disposition shown TO sell
It freely for decline.
Government Stocks continue firm and in de-
nand Tennessee 6s are l = cent higher The
Miscellaneous Shares are irregular. Quicksilver
Mining fell to 40. Railway shares are in good de-
mand under the stimulus Of continued large earn
ings and are frmer at the advance than during the
low scale of prices current during July and August
AL insurance, bank and gas stocks are firmly held
and no large amounts could be had at quotations.
The closing prices were New-York Central, 922;
Erie, 80; Hudson, Ill; Reading 1917; Michigan
Southern, 67 Illinois Central 1915; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 72i; Cleveland and Toledo, lO8; Rock
Island, III; Northwestern, 28i the Preferred,
63I.
Money is very abundant at 5 per cent on CALL and
ct this rate there are large balances left unused
In commercial paper moderate business at Ga
per cent for best, and 9al0 per cent for second
class. The policy of Mr. McCulloeA in regard ia
the compound-interest notes tends to make money
easy. Restoring TO the currency, in place of note;
bearing interest paid into the Treasury by the
pubic, an equal amount with no accrued interest
ls an imitation, but profitable operation for the
Treasury 80 far as the saving Of interest is con-
eerned
The following are the quotations for bank
tocks:
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The Eorse Market.

The horse trade is at present almost ex,
clusivey confined purchases for city RAILROADS anu
,tare lines so many Of the fancy" are out OF town.
the weather is so warm thai there is scarcely any
thing doing in speed horses. The only clean sale We
ooud learn Of in this line fast horse sold to CITY
eoccn'rsd In these "a well as IN common horses:
A Jew work horses find sale for drny and
express horses and span OF roadsttrs
occasionally changes hands at 5000 10 81 200. very
f,om Canada that being abou, the only locality where
they can 10 bought with any prospect OF making
profit on them here. They are mostly small ioW'priceu
fnrses selling M t5G rs each with large strong
animals worth sl5C2s2OO. There are many more
horses Offering than are customers Tor pui uea.
ers are preparing for what they hope VIII be Deter
demand when the cool weather sends pleasure seekng
citizens back 10 tier homes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

Exchange is dull and is quoted as follows
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, O9s@l09s; Bankers
Sterling, days, llOt ll0l; Merchants loS4 lOSs
Francs, long date, 5l64; Francs, short date 5.l3l
question was raised at tho Stock Exchange az
70 the signature of the certificates of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh stock. The certificates signed
By tho President and Cashier Of tho American
National Bank A Committee was appointed &c
Enquire whether this signature is adequate.
Tho business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
e., 1865, $50 O3-for Customs, 96l20 Payments,
tl,7I9674 Sion account Of Loan, $4,000;
Balance, s67 OBS, 299 "a.
Freights are firm. The engagements 10 Liver
pool are 500 bbls. Flour at Is. 7Id. Is 3d.. 1000
bushels Corn at SD. 300 bales Cotton at sis. Cd,
and per steamer, 200 bales Cotton at 3d., and 300
boxes Cheese at 4os. To London, per steamer, 500
bbls Flour at 2s. Sd. The bark Rambler, hence TO
Alphabetical and back, on private terms
The September business Of the Erie Railway is
reported as exceeding anything in the history Of
the Company. The western bound freight is enor-
nous, and the passenger traffic in both directions
very large.
The trunk lines Of roads from the seaboard have
pow under discussion, through a committee, the
mos, efficient and speedy mode Of Kidding them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

vessels, many Of which were but little any stronger
than ordinary river and sound steamers is taken
into consideration 1t is wonderful how they have ever
crossed the ocean and weathered the storms of the
Cape Of cd Hope. notorious for Its bad weather
Yankee enter prise and especially developed BY sea
faring people cannot be cut riyaled; and II any one
can carry vessel the treacherous waves, 1t 10
Yankee seacaptain. Several of the old China captains
have retired from the active duties of this trade
Cant Peae and Capt. Dearborn perhaps the Oldest
mon in this business. Capt Peale is now living neal
this city, true type Of old East India steamer cap
tain II NAV not be long before their services will o'
required to superntend the construction Of some ne
steamers for the China trade.
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fcsal Noilfes
IN THE COURT OF COMMON Pleas

u OF Delawsrs Co.. PcnnsylvsnL
IN the matter Of the rust Estate OF HANNAH EMAN
UFL wife of MANLY EMANUEL n. D.. and her dal ,h,...
To EVELNE, oldest daughter Of ssid HANNAH sgppo.
10 be interusIred with - MORRIS, OF the City on Ssv
Take notice. that LYON J. LEVY trustee of the she,.
estate applied by petition to the sad Court TO borrow Is
bond and mortgage tue lands comprising the ssf s.
the sum Of six thousand dollars for the purposes Of er.y
moneys heretofore borrowed for the maintenance and en-
ton OF the daughters OF thr said HANNAH ENAMEL n
for the repsir and Improvement Of The said and f -
purpose of repairing the sane, which IL dopa,-i
condition. and Of providing for tho future support ueI,
nance and education OF the parties interested In tie sad
And the said riared above re ion the ma.rz
herein contained 20 the undersigned suoitor who will u
ali the parties int eed n his Office borough of Cns,
ter In the County aforesaid for the purpose Of hi, spp
| rnrnt on THURSDAY, the Twelfth day Of October 10
1855. at 10 O'Clock, a. m. JOHN HlBBERD Auditor
| BROOMALL X WARD Solicitors for the Pet .ionefs
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR AND RECOVERY OF

ARREST oP A BURGLAR AND RECOVERY OF
cro,ry Icons Fairly Yesterday morning Mr. james
oC Cn residing at IS West Thirty was
aroused from sleep by hearing some one in bis room AS
front naror window. and Jumped from the balcony 70
the street Mr. c. gave the alarm and the rascal was
arrested by officers Fickinger and Canoy Of t9e wen
~ ,ho amnn"t ~ $40 which he had stolen from the
above residence lie gave toe name Of Henry smitn,
aud alleged that want had driven him 10 the co,d n
sion of the act He committed Tor trial W Aioe'
man FNnn. acting magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
DrKpIcuLTY BETWEEN NEIGHBoRs.- Edward

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN NEIGHBoRs.-Edward
Stern was yesterday arrested by Roundsman Ray o oe
Fifteenth Precinct the complaint OF Eugene De-.
mar Both accused and complainant reside az NO. %
Laiayettep place aud q difficulty arose between them as
TO whether the front door OF their residence should 90
opened or closed. 1t is alleged by the complainant
tia, Mr. Stern produced sung shot and threatened
10 strike hun with IT, and hence he caused his arrest
Alderman Flynn held the accused to bail in the sun OF
81 600 to answer the charge. Both complainant and
defendant occupy good social positions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
sx-prrrz-ur-.,x-,rxr,za
AvpRrcAy INSTITUTE FAIR.-Tle

Informs us that the demands for space In the halls Of
exhibition for the American Institute Fair which Ia to
open next week IN the Armory Fourteenthst.. are
great that tho committee fear they will bo unable to
furnish oil the applicants. This indicates very pros
porous and interesting exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
%. l07

From the above list II VIII be perceived that there
are enumerated a American steamers representing
~ 0 uns employed In The colstng and river service
in China The majority OF these vessels have been sent
out there inside Of i've years. and IL is not 10 years
s!nce we began the establishment Of That trade IL l.
remarkabc fact that every vessel sent out from here
has renched her destination in safety. and after re-
msr1Abs quick trips. When the character Of these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Philadelphia Cattle Market.-SEPT o.

The supply Of beef cattle continues quite large the
offerings is amounting 1850 head Though tie mar
t was rather dull former prices maintained, cou
and good cattle ling from u to Ga per 100 d. ana pEls
ard extra from is 20 SIC So "
SsyFP-Ihe demand of sheep not very brisk The mar
ke; wa. well supplied 500 hesd having been on'd'
sales were made 6td. per goss for lat sheep and ifom
50 81 10 IS tor rtock sheep. -,
ranging foun 10 to si7 PER 10 70 net, TO quality
Cows-Iows are in demand and 10 bead were disposed oil
a. FROM $50 to SO for springer. and from : to 30 ior co"
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

i EVILS a. COX.
IL JOSEPH J. LEWIS CuARLroy 7. LEWIS. s. S. Cox
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No I3l Broadway. r. O. Box. No 5000,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend all business of the United States
and In the De san-nis Washington. Especial attention
given Internal Revenue business aud to claims against
torriin Cove uments. = well as our own.
Judge experience Commssionerof Internal Rev
enue and Charlton L Lewss experience Deputy Commis
will guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
the Revenue Laws.
NJ Cox connection Of four years with the Committee OF
Foreign Affairs In Congress and his long membership OF the
National legislature insure a thorough knowledge Of legsa
ton and practice in both de parfments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
The STATE FAIR.-Do MT forget that III

State Fair Of the NewYork Agricultural Society opens
on Tuesday next Sept. y, at Ulca. Aud don forget
that we arc assured that IN point OF interest ard pract
cal usefulness It bids fair TO equal any previous show Of
the Society. Tho great cheese factory show VII an.
nIy nsy for Journey thitber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
STATE OF NEv.foRE, }
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
AIakxY luly Z. lqGs

ALDAspi jury -, 1900
To the sheriff Of the County Of Nete- York
CIR: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
~ the General Election 20 be held IN this State Tae..
day succeeding the first Monday Of November the Oi.
lowing officers are to be- elected, TO witt
Secretary Of State, in the place Of Chauncey Depsw
A Comp roller, IN the place OF Lucius Robinson;
A Treasurer, In the place Of George w. Schuyler
An Attorney General, In the place Of John Cochrane
Canal commi.soner IN the place of William Sinner,
An Inspector OF state Prisons, In the place Of Gaylord u
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in the place of Hirs.
Clerk of the Court of Appeals in the place Of Fred.rs
All whose terms Of Office will expire the last day o. De-
Also ntre Of the Court Of Appeals the place Of John
Porter who appointed to MI the vacancy oceanoasj
he was sected) expires the thirty day Of Decems,
1911 -
District In place Of Daniel r ngrahsm whose term Of o,
will expirs on the last of December next
Also Senator Tor tie Fourth, firm, sixth and Seyepts
Seus,e Districts, comprising the County Of NewY0rk.
COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.
Seventeen Members Of Assembly;
Two Justices Of the Superior Court in the place OF Jses
Moncrief and Anthony l.. Robertsoni -
Justice of the Cour. Of Common Pleas IN the place Il
Two Supervisors, in the place Of James Davis and John R.
Justice for the Marine Court in the place Of Heury Ak.r
all whose Of office Will expire on the last DAY Of Deee
1he attention Of Inspectors of Election and County CEN
yas,ers l. directed Chapter 323 Of Laws Of 1865 copy ~
which Is printed herr h entitled An Act TO provide Tho
Of paving bonnies horned by law end Of sbUn-
ing mnncp tor bounes paid by them IN pursuance Of
law by creating State deot Tor that pufpose aud 10 subl
TO the people the question Of creans slcn deo sud 70
certain sections Of Chapter twentyDi Of tue Law, 81
hundred and sixty i've ior instruction regard 10
| their duties under said Act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

Annexed are the comparative earnings OF tho
Chicago and Alton Railroad for August:
1865 1891 574 1864 s996.5i6 Increase. e9' o2s
! Annexed are the comparative earnings Of the
Marietta ard Cincinnati Railroad for August:
1865 sIl2, l55 1904. .375 Increase $50
/ The Augusta Me- correspondent of The Boston
Adrcrtiser says:
| Tie American Bank ct Holowel is under cloud.
It has ceased redeeming its bills at its own counter
though is sd tie bank is sufficiently healthy TO meet
/ Its liabilities in the end.
! TIE Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday says:
The deInend for loans is only Of moderate character
and confined almost exclusively TO legitimate meTcan-
| tile borrowers. The interior banks are draw ing
quite largely on their deposits here, but TINS
ply Of currency is still ample to meet oil de-
mands. The eadir rates Of interest in the open mar
ket remain UNCHANGED at SOLO y cent for hIst.class
signatures and good mercantile bills Holders OF out
side paper still experience difficulty IN negotiating
accommodations at better than l2a 10 v cent
Most Of the banks report continued good demand
for exchange and with light receipts. many Of them
rider 10 Keep up their balances. The nominal rates
however. are 50d75c. per $1,000 premium buying ano
Ito premium selling, although dealers with but few
piOns refuse to draw except for their regular Gus
toners those 10 whom they are under Obligations
The Boston Evening Traveller OF yesterday
says:
| The demand for money Ia qvite moderate aud the
supply of currency at the banks AID In the open mar
ket larger than is required TO meet the ghns OF Dor
roweis The beet short oars are readily obtained at
six per cent and the general rate on time is seven end
threeenths Commercial notes Of the hrst class are
passed at from 10 nine per ceat but the negota
| lions are on small scale.
New-Oreans dates are received TO August Is.
The True Delta reports on business OF that day;
/ The general market has continued nanimate and In
our leading staple In particular the demand was quite
limited only five six buyers coming forward al
though the sales to fair extent embracing fn'y
$50 bales Prices were evidently easier, although
desirable lists Of the better qualities could not be hGd,
unless at previous rates. The actual sales. however
show d falling of Of c. froU the ruling rates OF Friday
last We hare again notice very quiet market for
Cotton with OILY limited demand hc sales compris
ing 30 bales including 500 bales taken by one buyer
aud $40 200 100 and smaller lots By other Fac
tors generally adhered 10 their previous pretenslons
but prices manifestly easier and we nov quoie
Ordinary at 81 33c.. Good Ordinary at 360J'o, Low
1 Middling at 80 6sc. and Middling at 42Gi4c
| COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /. 1864 .......-..ba bales. 800
Received to-day. ....--....---.----.-. 4.593
Received previously. 26l,lIs 200 5lO
Total. 27Ooe5
Export ed to-day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ov<o $500.
Exported preyious .............-.....I''VN isa@9
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared e6,l1G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
nerefpts nj Produce.

sErr 7-l3el2 bbls FoL, us bbls WHISKY, 20
bbls Corn Meal 30 OOJ BUSH Wheat, 100 zoe bnsh Corn
So 100 bush Oats 500 bush. Malt. 1000 pkgs Provs
ions SOS pkgs Lard 1863 pkgs Butter. oo3 PkS'' vi
Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Professional Notifies.

DR. KUCZKOWSKI, HOmeOpath and Hy-
~ dropath all diseases especially diseases Of the Eye
aud all kinds Of wouuds . -
Office hours from 10 to 10 m, from to and ito 10 p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Rendered oslo FOR Choice do, and holders demand
ing 2Gc at the close.

EtTTFR is quiet and unchanged. We quote:
Y state Welsh tubs, strictly fine. y b.-..-.33T3o
Y State Welsh tubs. fair to good 3OdJ2
Y state Welsh tubs, white md poor mixed. 20 q.
y Y. State ii kin tubs strictly fac ......--3sa ~
Y State frkins, fine. 6sy
Penn common 10 medium ........--........-.2o -
Western Reserve good TO fine. yeov.-....--.2e 03S
W,.tern Reserve common 10 medium ..........2bG@c
Mich. H. Ind e. Wis. good TO tine yellow. n H2s
Mich H. I'D. e. Wis. common to medium .--sO 40
Curse is ,nll aud nominal. We quote:
state factory. good 10 choice. y D-l3!dlbf
State fair to dlf
Site duiTIgs chUlce..- UlJt
Incli-h dairy Comm .-....----.--.---..l on
English daiIy Ohio ..----.-----.-.-...lb OIL
Vermont dalf Y..-.-.-------.-- ia GlJi
PETROLEUM has advanced and a fair business Yves
done ct 33I93tc for Crude md 56d57c for Refined in
bon1' Free OIL is dull NJ 730 7ic.
KICE-We hear vi no sales OF Importance to-day :
! prices are without change. ,
SI'GARS-The demand for Raw Sugars continues
very fair ana prices are well supported. We quote
fr 10 Good Refining at l2i0l3c. sales Of $40 bids
az 100 l4c for CuDa l5tc for Cuba IN bbls and l3ic
for Porto Rico and 2,sO0 boxes Havana on private
terms; Refined arc firm at 20i d20ic for Hards
STEARIN-We note Gales Of 20 100 fts at 2Ci G34ic.
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed is duh and nominal Timothy
is in good demand and firm at Is 37;VS5 90 Rough
Flax is fairly active ard frmer at & 1882 CO.
TALLOW-The market 10 only moderately active,
hint nrces are firm sales Of 1000 s at l5G Isle Tor
Western and City. 49,,
| WUISKY-Tie market opened dull and heavy. bul
closed irner; sales Of $50 bbs. Ut 50 24iasz 70 uf
| Western.
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N!illtarp Nctlres.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in tho line of
duty and heir, Of such have died without receiving
bounty. call with your discharges LEFFEkTS. HOFF
MAN & Co, Military sud Naval Bankers No. 10 Park
Times Buidhg New York. who VIII collect cash
the bounty. Also, OFFICERS CLEARASCES PROMPT.
LIZ OBTAINED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
NEW PRIZE LISTS NOW READY-Col-
ec.ons FOR all claim, against the y. 5. Navy including
PRIZE, BAG MONEY. BOUNllES and ARREARS u
PAY COLLECTED at once. Call or address l.. BROWN
Co.. No PHkpace Nrw.YoTk City.
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All soldiers mustered discharged pom plrlL descp
tive h.s an receive tho BALANCE DUE THEM.
Apply IN person OF by letter to LEFFERTS, HOFFMAN
Co. No ~ Parkrow Times Builiing). New.York.
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selves Of an abuse under which they have suffered
until it has become unbearable. II is proposed TO

Selves OF al ABUSE uDOe1 which tney nave buuefeu
until it has become unbearable. 1t is proposed to
cut off al the commissions exacted from
Railway Companies by swarm Of 4" dispatches,
expresses" through lines" &C., By which
merchants arc humbugged and railways defrauded
of the business belonging to them. Freight In
trusted to these " transportation companies
travels 10 faster than ordinary railway freight and
il will be to the advantage of merchants to place
their goods into the immediate possession of the
roads. The following are the names OF the COM
mitce as far as selected: Mr.. Barker for the New
York Central; Mir. Diven for the Erie; Mr.. Har'
Ian for the Pennsylvania Central, and MI.
Garrett for the Baltimore and ONO road.
Every railway stakeholder has TN interest
in tho success of this movement when
will restore TO those TO whom it belongs
mauu millions annually which now goes TO organ
izations whose only capital is sign-board. The
only labor they perform is the collection and dis
tribution of large dividends by few rapacious
shareholders. Every road in the United States
ought to be prepared TO receipt for abouteverything
now moved by Express" and thus secure the
profits of traffic which makes Express stocks sell
at 300 per cent while railroads doing the work get
barely per cent, with occasionally an omission to
pay anything.
The specie movement at this port for the month
Of August has been as follows:
Specie in Banks and SubTreasury Aug l. .e49 49, 500
Received from California in August lob ~
Imported iom foreign ports in August ls2O7.
Coil in n a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

ID ROLAND. Wholesale and Retail Agen,
10, ~ RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFT. 10 esS ~
eaa and 50 Circulars sent No. - Liberty It, h''~ '
10 Nsw.Yorh.
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S0nfs TesprcII1I!f
CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEN, Secr'sry Of sta's
Sheriff, ono. civ aRd County Of Aeciovk, LI- here
BY certify the above TO be copy Of the Original noue
ceived by this day from the secretary Of
lg6S - JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff ofths City ard County o. sew feih
Publishers Of newspapers uotAedr not pnonsh Va
vertIsemeut unless duly authorized DO 50 By the sha'
Laws OF 1870, Chap. 400 - ..,,, ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-28
CE! ICE! ICE!!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

We ara now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, cargo Of BOSTON ICE. This Ice is
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is Of very superior quality. 1t is
but sample Of the ice with which We propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained az
entire new set Of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery of ice, that all
persons leaving their orders with Us, may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
upon the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small.
NJ ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
ap 20-tf Prince Street Wharf