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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-19

GALE OF COAL PROPERTY.-Un-
~ der an unexpired lease, having three years to
run, will be sold, at the Clover Hill Pits, on FRI
TUREs, &C., Of the pits lately worked BY Hall &
Co., known as the Central Pits, in Chesterfield
county.
This sale is made necessary by the death Of Will
6ns Hall who was one Of the partners, and is con-
cured in by his executor.
TERMS; Cash.
THE SURVIVING PARTNERS
OF HALL & co.
eoncur.in the above sale. L. L. LESTER,
ia 5-tds Executor of W. Hail. deceased.
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GALE OF LAND AND MILLING
~ PROPERTY IN BOTErOURT.-OnF TUES
DAY, January 3lst, at II o'clock, will be sold, at
the Blueridge Hotel, on the macadamized road, in
Botetourt county, the MILL-SITE and BUILD
NGS lately occupied as the Blueridge Paper Mill,
including about SEVENTEEN ACRES of LAND.
Also, at the same time, will be sold about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES Of WOOD LAND, three miles
from the milling property. This land is reported
to be good land
Also, some TWO HUNDRED CORDS of WOOD !;
part at the mill and part on the wood land.
This property is very desirable. The mill has a
very abundant supply Of clear spring water already
conducted to it, which would be invaluable in manu-
featuring. There water wheels in order for ma
chinery.
TRIMS: Cash, in Confederate money.
ia III J. A. COWARDIN,
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NEW YoRK. Feb. 81, 1885.
Beevo.-The snow blockade Of the railrnais run
Minis West has a, lat teen rsised, and the cattle
which have been detained Buffalo aud other plsces
along the routes are arriving large umbers 6,Om
head having arrived during the pat week. Of ooune'
With this greatly increased supply prices have been
Materially reduced, that to-day medium cattle are
selling from 10 cents per pound, live vcish lover
than At the time Of last report For superior ca
Tie prices rnnge from i-a2hc per pound, the lstinr
quotation holm, the highest Gyte reacn ed during the
veet. Government has taken about 30 head during
the We prices raring about Is ccnts PCT ppund
live weight The market ol0ees somewh bat dull today
and the Indications are that prices will suffer Asull
greater decline durnr the pfeesnt week
Shssp.-1hefe very lev sheep In the different
yards to-day, and consequently prices rule hish
Nothing eau be purchased for leo than l5c, and good
theep readily bring iic ler pound.
SWIM, Aro scAnC, and prices a little hichet.
QuotAtUns are a. Tor the best corn fed, and IA
l4fc iot lighter hogs.
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TaIntion Of sale. IN Conkres..

In, Legislative body of which Mr. THAr. Srsv-
ErS of Psnnsylvsnia, and Mr.. NoHBri n Yer.
mont, are respect, ely regarded As the distinguished
financial and commercial authorities, It w@ hardly
to 10 eIpe"tod ,ha. any sound and practicable
system Of taxation or finance would Re adopted.
The rejection, therefore, by the House ~ the plan
II taxing sales sdoptsd IN Committee will occasion
more rcgrt than surprise. Some n the statements
for arguments there were mono vanced
against tho measure, betrsy an ignorance Of
the hrss principles n political economy, h.t
sufilc onuy sccours fr the strange spcctAce of
y alton Overlooking with resources and patriotism,
drifting rapidly into irrcmeii.blo bankruptcy.
The discussion, however, 81 the proposition 70 tar
sales can hardly fail 10 prove beneficial by direct
ing general attention 70 The subject and securing
weigh, Of public opinion that will compel is sdop
ton by the next Congress. But the people will
have " pay dearly for the legislative duluess that
| fastens upon thom for another year . NOISY stem
| Of taxation, In which the burdens arc out Of all
proportion to the amount Of revenue received or
required. We must come 10 II At last. and tho
sooner the better ais lust possible that the Sen.
ate may restore the clause and At least Try tho
experiment OF . system Of taxation which YET
stands a. the most productive and lessi burden
some that has ever been otfered-the opinion 81
| TRAD srrvESs, MORRILL,. o. Vermont and tho ma
orty In Congress 10 tho contrary notwithstanding.
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
SErNrsDAY NoRNTNG, FEB. p, isc'


~ ~. birihlay q G,oro. wI.usar,, ocrurs
po,e, favorable ,n.nice, for The perrst.ity ~ tie
.,u.DJ rdepen fence which he founded aud Is
r,.e.,d. The cloud. Tat have ~ long hung
...-aIr lo,,,on are rand. d,s.ppesring, and tho
.ra "a ro.ooful and h.ppy future recalls tho
,e.v.,e. 4 the man Who Lifted our fathers on, OF
,,e,r con sion of colonial dependence, and whose
.s,p,tle ..u,t,i.,oI their descendants 70 usnsrni,
,,r..,,,, .,,. IMPAIRED tho noble inheritance which
rev rece,v,l TIE fame Of wlsnrreros, tho nobisa
.r. t,rest hArac,er in al history, 10 no. limited
10 ,.nge generation Of hi. own ooun,ryrnon. h.
II ,vorgnr.a 4, All Tina, and IA no, r,s,ric,ed by
,tc Jtviding Ina. ri nathan. Tier, IL no on
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solve thai they will no, onlyrespci thsr own rights,
hu, tho rights Of employers or those representing
the capital that is risked in carrying any branch
Of trade. II Is credtsble y the Intelligence Of the
msiority that they have seen tie rocks on which
thor trade ORGANIZATIONS we're likely W be wreck
I'd, and In consequence nov council together em-
peratey upon the questions heretofore In dispute
be,~ cen employer and enploycd. 30 far n our
sseney ia oonoerpcd. We are grahhed. and believe
,hat 70 time poeiuon on the labor question will
Ia mos. triumphsnuy undiosted by he sction Of
The groa. body Of respectable workingnen Of this
city.
The sus has bosn 70, ernos, among tie journals
q hi, city IN advocating Vie true ntsrssts d the
lslorng peoples male and female, And hsA mat
ter II No. conseq uonoe to us what few unpnnoi.
Piled pyluc.au- rn,y sssert In reference 70 our
cause. We LnoG by an experience Il more ihsn
quarter Of a century, that pol,tosa Jeremy Did
dlsrs have constantly sought 70 obtain the supper,
n To working classes by advocating measures
that our tnoVlcisc Of political ami social economy
prove, 81 h fslse in argumep, and pracvics' oTsr
alton. Hence, We ~ declare, and caro- ma for the
opposiuon n the demagogues who assert that We
| have an ulerior motive IN Ill this We "would
rather 10 right, than bs President II the United
s.atos," and a. se would no, become candidate
Tor any smaller Office, u 10 90, likely tbs, we
shall be sked W accept the responsibilities of
that high position. We AJAX no msn U subscribe
W our views purchase our journal. or advertise u
its columns unless he IL convinced ths, his own
self interest Is subservod thereby. II vss speak
tru,hhy aud pu, forth our opinions honestly, d,
Ia for tho resder " scoop, or reIec, them as he
| thinks proper. A. editors ~ public IouruAl, W.
conceive II our Highest duty g. encourage the work
ing classes In every lawful attempt ,eevauns
Their condition. We link . sep forward wa
taken last evening, and n wisdom presides in th'
councils Of the working mon. tbc day 10 not fat
distant when employers will more readily recos
nine the rights u those whom they employ snc
cssss 10 impose upon the men by Vhoee lsho
every social fabric n civilization Is sustained.
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financial News Markets. ae.

No rork. Tuesday. Feb. 81, & ?. k.-The Huetus
tion, In gold, NJ bune,ined ~ Gpin's Merchants FN
change to-day, have been ~ follo-s At $50 A. NJ
1917, 1888 l97S, lo.3S 1874. 1o.4b' 1874 1854
1914 IL, 1861 lilo 1867 ll.lA, 1867, il.lS
1851 ll2o 1867. il.so, ia6',; II ~, 1917 lisa
1871. IL, 1871 l9.,S 1917 ~ rs lo7s 1884
1917 1895, 1914 l2b1 1919, /, 1875 l.lN 1881;
20 1870 . / 3u, 1854; l.4& 1857; las, 1854; ,
1919 9.lN 1897 99G l9ok sSl no. 94N l9ss
ESQ, ie9A PbS, loeb 3, 1874 3.lG 100 1925,
i9SS l. 100 43n i9?h The Uock market in =
measure relieved from the suspense OF the last ie~
dsys, BY the fall Of Charleston. took decided turn
the advance being from Z, 10 3 = per cent Govern
ments were steady with q fair demand The S'ork
Exchange will he closed to-day, TO celebrate wash
ington's birthday. The loan market continues over
supplied at Gal per cent, and the tendency IL to-
increasing ease. Exchange was heavy and pressed
for sale at 10, y 1914 for specie. On Change day
Flour was heavy, and 2bc. a SOC. lover. wheat ras
dull and nominhly 4. &c. lower. Corn Wa steady.
O.u we're frmer Pork sas quie4 and loser, Ret
wa. quiet. lard w@ firm and whisky VA dull.
The New York imports sor 1854 compare as follow,
with ptey ious returns.
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The lInss Meeting Of WorLIuauon

lNsI evening d large AAssmblage OF the work.
,' men OF New York held public meeting in the
Cooper Institute, Al which they discussed 10 ttters
lclauus almost exclusively g. their own condition
a, mechanics in tie city o. New York. II may be
q, so.uc Of the speeches will not Jingle pleasantly
u. ca the cars OF some employers while oil the
Daly honorable employers viii admit the business
ID Grncss OF tho questions presented At
b meeting. In our advocacy Of thc rights
o. lah,r We have always held the work ng
moan justified in seeking, in every sNful
amen - fair Days wages for a fair days
l.uoy' and although certain interested politicians
..s.epruseu.od our position, and sought to make
are oi trade organizations for their own purposes
Wc arc conscious Of having constantly warned
N.rh,ngmeu against tie danger OF listening to
o., Sc he pandered ouly 10 the viler instincts OF
Gonna. nature. We know thai there arc mon who
50 NJ counsel the moot arbitrary proceedings to
procure advantages that employers arc not likely
'u couc,dc and failing To obtain thcrn, on demand,
proceed to the coercion OF their fellow workmen
wl.o refuse to join in any violent demonstrations
We have counSollsd the woIkingmen sgAins, com
uniting such bIundsrh and used our influence 70 In
aucc them to consult tose,hsT and deliberately 70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT yen must take Medicine then take
Ayers which are by far the enociual remedies
W h. bad anywhere. las
Messrs- Fowler & Wells. Pbrruolo zi-ts,
$50 broadway, giv. Char, daily 800
Iadie--The only "Rationnl Kennedy"
for purifying anu tvee euing the breath vns found
by chance, from the use q Durno's Catarrh suut
Soli hy druggists. "H
Wheeler q Wilson'S Highest PreIninm
L.k stitch SoSing Machines, bSi htoadNay. see
Wheeler Nilsol's Butonhoie Machine. -
Grover Il BaLer'n First Premium Elastic
stitch and lock stitch scwinr machines 40 Hrund
=. Y, ana 2a5 FULTON n, BROOKLYN. dJi
Iinlc'. Honey Of iIorehound and Tar
eertain cure iOr cough. ooid. tutuen1a h'aisnefs
bronchial tule- and lungs lcaiing TO consutr ptiun
The Honey ot Ho'phouni soothes all Irritation. The
Tar Of BAN Of ttusHd p'notfAt-, Cl"tis1s and hcAla
ell rfs OF the thtoat and luucs. There r. no hing
Ike It. 81 r"u'e per tote. Or .ne nv OLD dtugfists
CnNic. norucf, General cut. 4i teinr a'. Y. ~
New Work. January ~, 1865 VIM ~.
G'esg, D.-uoar sir II aiOrd' fue rfH. OBJ AID
ny tatifl N the usuv othcrr ~ o." F0.l tuH-
tee OF Constitution Naier I ls'iove s.r bat
Il 10 The eat I.uEcea for d.ss-e ~ NE Sd uc
have teen afflicted ith inHAum alton Of tho tIdtovs
aud irittAron Of the hl,det or in, vr-,s coa'tac.
81 whom travelling south and West-ohtuie 10 r''-
mate s1d Na''l. Have trrned sitU tuo fCst luyrl.
eians. hut could cet ftIIr.. ! va induced hv a
itisud uf mine " ny iyNtffdtlNA NAttr. I NnF"
nos UCaily used two ho,iic- ami must tha' I n,-
lieye the disvlc u entirely cured. rh"c .'Uu, 70
commend % ~ al sutlc.Iuf ron like gHrult.. NoIv
truy Nour.. v. v Flint 40 ~ AAIks Plare.
II pvi a. tIH s'Tect. 80
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A p. A.-BAN NER PRESENTATION
"A. nv TIE Ladies' TO John Knor Lodge, No. 20, \.
P. A.. on the evening Of t,hingions Birthday We'd
ton Hal, 9Th 1t, u.n BfoadWAy. Tickets, 70 oents
RICHARD DRr MMONp, Chairman. JOHN LAIRD,
secretary. l49
A MERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIA-
n CIArIDS-The members Of wadeuse l'odse,
No. o. are requested 70 le puncval ~ at.nsahcs, a.
their Lodge roJ,n. ISL Ros er', "a 'fi' .Nedue1sy
member wili he brought before ihe fod.e ROBEGr
GtY, ". ", FRANCIS MCMILLAN, X. 'ee. lie
EATHER MATHEW I. 4. y SOCIETY, No.
L s. Of y. y, between 64th and 9th q and TN ave.
Addre,, the mcetinr The Cadets ~ their reF mi.
form, viii Gins some good piece. De mnini Ae
notified to attend a. meeting = X. W x, VII
rtc,u THOMAS NEADukK Rec. Sec. -
FATHER MATHEW I. A.B. SOCIETY, No.
: l,Aili hold public tn'' tns 81 th, ~ '.' ~,
fa,' , y. #. yrN A'g r on i.iI az
dre,. the meouur Mesat RichNli Aus'in, lrosn
and GaiUher. singing by Ne..r. kot"u WL1,2IpS
kf HrH VIE We r T.s' ohRiEV Roc. sec i
T AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. \. b.
II ETY. 40 d, aoles ttcic REGULAR public mcctins
~ latho. N,'hew liN. =, Eitlth ave, Wy We
KIfIY, " IiHGtRiY sins ne BY NJ, r1ssn
and ~. hc'inn Tho nemh'r' ave IegGe.eh 10
Ply Sec. an g. - . ''''' III
GRAND TREAT FOR ALL TONIGHT
~ JOHN y. li1tINt me elUIleNt orator anu
zionist. will dclNere 'ccfu'e psriel OtouncN,
tie l.i.h i. zior," 90 tie Hall Of Father Mathew
| Z. logk 40
THE FATHER MATHEW FFNAIL TAB.
| L society so D. 81 Hro1. M ?. - ei.. bold enc
p"tltce Nect.us ~ O'Clock, Tho lvcu.n's - i'i-
pcrauCe HfL corner NJ Grand and tih ets. 50 s' >
! hotsi,. B,o~n Dunu and tskner. singer, hc.srs
stoke and Es.an The LAdies' BAl will come off On
Monday Evening, 21th inst ~ Nvhine'on lla..' cor
| u,t Of south an and 4th sts, " lliamshurTh
..AUi fiuc :. expected. TicEcv N Centt, Gdmttine
cent and Aiics Refreshments " had NJ all hour.
| THOMAS NJ. LLOYD, Pre-. MlCHL. HEkAGhl
! Sec 10
! THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED FROM
l. the convention n Iri.h Societies, 10 make arrange
mont. 'or % ucner ior charitable purpOfcr oil meet
The "wednesday eyen.ng, st 0ciocA, a. ~ Prince
| IT,, uihernta Hall. pAlRlCh McARDlf, Plea
| FlN AID L. CAREY. sec. il5
THE VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF
| Il Si2wiL assemble al their headquarters, Mercer
House. cor Hroome -nd Mercer sts, IA full UNIFORM
AZ " o'clock NJ on Nednesday the I'D inst, ~ cee-
| brute the birthday Of the Father OF his Country,
| GEORGE Washington. The veterans OF the ADJACENT
| counties are respectfully invited TO meet with US
Dinner will be- provided toi the occasion. By ordoi
II. RAYMOND Bis. Gen; ABM DAILY, Col;
VI. PIiNIE, Adjt 4's
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TRADE NOTICES.

TIN PLATE, COPPER AND SHEFTIRON
Il workert' Protective and enevoleut rlon A
regular meeting OF the sho.e viii he peid hi.
iuC, 1T Military Hall 1913 IoutD.. Tirkcta .0- te
annual Ia can he bad ~ tbe -ooms or NJ he men
ter. WILLIAM MUM, Pre-. " T. While
-et
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N A AZ RAG rs.

LOCKER FOSTER "a the 10Th inst by the
Rev. Nj Haganey, Gcofce :. LOCKER TO Frances Ma
TIA Fos'ef, all OF thu, cay. lam, to4n and Nesark
patcfs psase cop. %
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HuSENEsS CHANCES.

A GREAT BARGATN-THE ELEGANTLY
"a htted up 1ea store, loo Grsnd IL offered toB
at eKtraosduar, bargain the proprietor being
O0iigcd TO so South immediately. ~
A SMALL PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
A4ust he .oIi ia dAys. CllAs. BELl-5l TwehA
n, DOR 10 Broadvay. 10
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES
ALITHArLR & CElsrALAh Aqe iouoetI sd
cell on Wetncs1sy hc' y NJ y oe..,A >. - w.
cotupri. ms men AMI lots fra4u csi, ~ and spt
= wsln, doItl, sDie ca,Ary and r-t 20 = iSle'
see, and childrens lsrre prune, M, goat sni cf
hh4moi Ala lsce and Coufitss rN.t,ts I'D les ecu
& ariCsf eaiters AMI b. morals aLd NI'oiu Les alf
plush, en- pet and I'D Niptp md lArto And fea.
ia n.ortInent Of goods IN The line 40 numerous
mention. This sale u vel sotthy me aVeubon
the uaae. - every lot ~ill positively 10 '''a M
OUT reeerye. W
AUCTION NOTfCE-TO HOT SEkEET-
n ou-Wl Re sod this dav, Weiue.day scr.
noon. At o'clock NE en'ii. hsndsomc iurnHiie o,
furniture every description ane heds and teia os.
Win 9pe carp.ts in CIV rom ia the houre. y,
&c, ponrmcnt II 4. WtsTIurl Auctr. Ia
DAWNBROKERS'S SALE THIS DAY, AT
81 Ncr Ioverv. JAMES AGAE' WV sel -
~ doDk. mca sHi NoineHt r,o,hins' ~. ~ ne
rno AID other dressos shswls 'Eir'a undotc hes.
shees ,p esds, quite too's soe iio's ana turtees
cosis, pAufr vests aud Avariety ol glhtt t'Sls &c
nuIuctous w mention y. order II 81. BIZ 4 AIR.
1855 Btcumc II, and } NELSON ~ Ne~ Canal s'its
DAWNBkOKER'S SAIE-WIlLIAM AB.
Il BOII. AucUonccr, .,ls IN this "a, 81 lW9
o'clock. on cor B,yari and Mulberry sts about 80
lot' oi adics and cent YEA 'ns sppA.s. .1, 90 -
dfosscs cloth cioals splcadid quilts. hlsn,et., frs
a rhilts nAd dies-"r rs,ln code seh cuFiAlhf .''s
shoe, sc. ~
DAWNRROKFR'S SALr-THlS DAY l0l-i
- NtIfah lfil4 e lN'fh Nfi vs. "a e. f'ritI1t -
NcR bogery. as' lo's valuable pi.dftl so1da httt
class .. en- uulien and ,ild.cu's C oth.n W. der
4 f'mc, dfess'a anu dres- pare ms, ssFi cooks.
he iflus. t.ie linen shatts. .uuts, loD's aud
&. Worthy the attention without feslr .. 49, t.
,ts -
IN GAFFNFY. AICT., SALESRC on 3 s
.E,.h ave, ill eel this d., ~ lnk o.coDA, tie
stocs ana lxfu..s O., he u,oety and iguor O.. -
Nilet st * client rlass ca'ee eoautefsl cor nuWi~
90 hS.ufer toa cans tea scaes ana We" h''' co =
sc 80
THOS. REILLY, ACCT,OrFlCE 37' NINTH
Il ~, sells This day ~ .o,k, a, iri twt 40 .
the contents Of fue bar oort, hill ard tatle- eouu-
tee alles, AMI general Arsortmcnt too numerous -
meYtiou, So. b."
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONFFR Ohce
w lAst Broadway, ,tlls on lhur"fa. q ] :
O'Clock, in lOs the hNtuEes and sock OF the quor
store and blizzard saloon, No. lt4 ron 20 uiAiaro
table, marble bed complete fine ALL chAir "a cgun-
tee, EuE.ltl heer pnHp. clear cAuts, iah' l,tttN
| one arre-siErd Indian figure, &C. &c. Goods re-
| moved same dhv. toN
II
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y AS.

A ATTENTION, LADlES-THE OLD rs
IA tAbIshcI =. I. FUR Mauutscturins ", - Chat
ham IT. opposite Crooks White ha.h.e Hotel 10 aH.i,
tug aus rets at their tCtoy wholesale pgicee Cal
c4y ana get choice and gleit bargain sets sA5S
MUTE and collars 2,5O earn, and upsIR; SyherAn
-QL!ues Elch MarLLn ami MIX sable setr very
lUs. Altering and repairln- 10 the lAtest styles
equal " new. ece pt given 70 purchasers intur1ng
against moths. LOOK ior tae mammoth -. tIEA
lSG, Manage. ~
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TRADE NOTICES.

4 MtEIING OF THE BURNISHERS
Fspic't'e 'iou silI he held ~ iSthaFogas Hal
lst Canal o. uu Thursday ENcnIur, ~ ~ O'clock. Al
W"mtet. amt thu-e wishing 10 become myluhrls are
t"iut tied O. at,ld for the u pore OF tcclng officers
luT thr. ensuing year. IS order ct JOSIAH NEM-
MAN frts. ftu. Tenn. {. II. liEAkN, sec PRO.
IuIu, llu
{ 'AEIESIEk UNION, no. THERE
- Nil. Dee special Wccuul Of tAt- luiUu held at
thtlr CONS Ola lhUt-dn! "Neniug, Feb. -, whom All
Mtulcs Duiau. ball tiOEctt y I lee Ictutcl a. .tt-
ne lof them. y. tAKtcN, Chairman, n. hlLROl,
S''' -a3
lRl GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
- A""tHtuu siA hud their Io.usr meeting at
fAfly i',-tA. htI th,s cyeu.uE, At o'rlc,. ul
hllthdhhtr is re- uC.ted. %. NJ. MOORE, PRECEDENT
hh'n W Al.i.l- htc sec. 10
I .ONGNHNRE snip PAINTERS ASSOCIA.
- Nou. Tines" 10 be- gpoglu nee .uc utl4 IA lie
rooms O.. the a--o.Iguun, Isl loAcry, the Myiur--
Gay eNeAn- O., - u'cpCA, 10 heA' tie lepo of the
o"llt' a. 4n.ltt' 10 walt Ul tLe lOrte., al. trans
~ &. LEI t.s-,rs. Pane Ls4 atrulan,r n Ie uested
- 0'"rI "a Ii, y. @ LLtN, pes, ". h. Got III.
Sccrr' 49,. lis
\ EM luhN CARVERS Association
= lho monthly -vuvIAl meetinf viii he h,.t on
taht dtI t',uu-, a. y O'Clock, "a lust in -tpu-
!'nh'uf' -'' lnNrty. JACOB tONpI, Pres, \ l.
BLkl iLD> ttLl, SIC.
NOIlOF-TNEQ UARRYMEN'S L. 7. So
cleiy, No q, All. uoi tpeclal meeting on Wei.
ga ''tt t-.' ft.. -, ia 81 thAres' Hall in bth
ave- 't'. tle' Alt "a st-, nelutC4s Of that 40
are tANt' ettestei o at end, pa. tlCula4lg those
10 A1elI- ~ t-t.e be- business OF mtpuraLce 10 ue
nsnsgctsd' a order Of WA MCGOWAN, rre.
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OAE..

COAL NES-COAL MINES
\ owned b. Consumers
COAL 81 FILLED At ACrl Al COST
NO FUTURE CALLS OR KssEssMENrs.
The Consumer beuent
|. nov ersnnizng upon the NJ IlAL Pl;AN, and
presents the s,me features mat nave I'sN,.si ~,
Prevent ccst Of coal, s7.5) 10 IS rer ton 10000.
San sI' o. shaie, sixty thousand 49,. OGo0
Par value full phd-len l'olnrs .... 80
The capital beilr PAID in FULL tlcie can be per
sonai liability shareholders or any further calls or
Each hare entl,le, thu holder to receive annually
UNE ION OF COAL AT ACTUAL COST,
and -emi..nuuh call dividends OF the profits OF tho
sale OF rurpus cos, after supplying the shareholders,
.bn,cbo Si NOR t6sn repay the o.isina cost q
eucA share within two year. Very Tea cnteTprSs
can offer equal advsutucs. combined With bcnevo.
ence in furnishing article usod by oil At the least
The lgtcc,or- have purchased All the improve
mcntA buildings, engines, machinery, e,uipmontA.
horses mucs, cars rA-trscks, personal plopory, &C.
s 1a hssg 'ileq IIyPEoSEsrNT HSp coal Com.
PASN'S MINES,
IN full and successful operation At Nukosharre Fem
The quality Of the Goal for domestic and mAnufsr-
turing purposes leine the great Baltimore yelnsh 10
that Of sny miuss in The nited ststes.
There lIe siI steam cuisines pumps bleakeFs ,hAiJ
,loua mine roads CARS tools, Implements minerV
hcpser powdcr and oil houses carpenter- and black
snIth,' shops horrcs, mues, &C, complete.
la m tons OF coal are ready for removal, and
v,,b cotnnete facilities, by railroads aud oAnak> O
supply Of luA,J0 Ia 2uQt0 tons can be annually uksp
out, commencing Immediately upon the ofsanhtnn
Goa will be delivered IN any OF the following siLss
STOVE,
EGG OR
MANUFACTURERS REFINERSj AND LAkGa
| CONSUMERS COAL DELIVERED IN CAEtTO,
| and coal Sll he delivered AZ any plse within the
cities oi Me- York, BOokA Ie tey City, and othaf
sii.reut citieNon the KrvrRs or kABoAre cen erlnf
therein At the actual oOet OF mning' banspottstion
| and delivery. T., ~. -
lat leAs many shares a. they M" tons OF coal pei
Rnnum! and make this the pioneer company IN erono-
| Clut. should b. formed In all places where the coal
| can he delivered by boat or railroad.
| JOHS ANDERSON, No. 4lS rid ave;
| Hon A. ". WOOD, Mayor VI Brooklyn
| CHARLES ,IESkfSs, President EaHt River RAM I,
| j. l.. DOT GLASS, Secretary Merchants lusurzna
| c. H. APPLEGATF- c. II. Applesate 4 Bro,
| Committee on Subscriptions.
| CpTSeEt.
| BARNEY, BUTLER 4 PARSONS, Trinity Buildins
CHARLES JESKISS, Fre.ident Fast River Bank.
| BANKERs.
EAST RIVER BANK and
| UNION IRIS COMPANY.
| bOoks OF subscription are now open at the ollovtue
| place
| No, 81, Empire Building back room, second story.
| Rast River Bank. No 81 Broadway.
| &. II. Appegate & Bro. No. 3b4 BroadgAy.
| Myckon a Little, Montague st. brooklyn.
Mayors Oihce Jersey CITY. Sb
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Total imports flsI,6iAbN' S2lS l5,Ioo
The total revenue from customs this port for 1864
wa sG6,9sI,ls5 IL Of which s6s,55T, SIS were Ia
speCie
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pAkERl FOR SALE - THE WELL
Dkaowu bakery at Norvak, Conn, will he 10 d al Q
bargain. The ouly object Ia ceiling hat the pro-
prietor's health requires change of busnesr good
chance iog man understanding the business. Apps
10 john T. NJ kRAl, on the premi,es. .6j
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$40 REWAEp-LOST, on goth INST,
$co honiay afternoon be; . and 80 ocioce :,
Dey or West 81 20 the stat L Island boat, lad e.
guId bTAcect. Inc Gentle hAs u slpphle or blue
stone, tAHlcei by two ioNt VI small ulaiuonds ne
tIdtr al Lc PAD the above reward leaving II Al
tie stole 80 - iely H. aud no questions A7kei go
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EOUND-ON THE 10th, NEAR BI.EECKER
L IT. a small amount of money, in awnllet FOR
ir.eiouce uok TO j. II. MEACHAA, b93 Hudson
street.
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nor SALE-A NICE LIQUOR STORE
L without rtocI, doin sood lu.netS on account N
ling into other husnsrs, price t2.5. Inquire Tor
days, 30 fiTrt Ay. II