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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-14

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pabAis sr~urfsy. G ooDfkxY oUNTukk Mayor.
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rsaa~ Orphan nc@s. - sasssz pubie meeting = Ne
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rscnsrTs OF re SlxSn Axp nsonru AVENUE
nAMnoAp&.
The Comptroller submitted The annual return q the
sixth and Eighth Avenue RAiroad Companies, from
which appeared thai The rso~ps q shs Sixth Avenue
Company amounted 70 oxle,S5s No. while thai Il the
Eighth avenue amounted 70 e<5sss< o.
the Rose HILL RnLInS AssoorArIon.
Alderman BElrs presented The psron Al ths Ross Hl
Relief Association for donation of $4,000, which
referred 70 the Committee on Finance
the UNION HONE SCHOOL.
petition received from the managers Of the Union
Home school for plot Of ground wherein 70 erect
suitable public building which w rvfssrsd V the Com
nittee on Lands and Places
The Board thea proceeded 70 take action " numerous
pansrs from the Board Of Counn... AMER which a
souTnmont took place p.s Monday nsst 4 two O'Clock
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Erzor1ox N nm SscoxD Rsonmn n. G. q n. TAT .
recent election IN tho Second regiment N O. 8. n T.
Mr William R. Roberts unanimously elected IAeutsA-
sct Colonel anG Captain Deals D. Cowcy Major L1sur
tenant r. p sags has been made Resimsntal Qussssas
ter Colonel Red commandsr ofths rsgment has ssusl
tho following ordss announcing the changss:-
REaIxENTAL oRDER-No. 2.
HRADoUAREuEn, SECOND Ru0UnNx n. G. g. n Yvl
. -7 NEw YoRx Feb 4 lS0S. y
4. Mr.. ". r. Rohsrts having been elected LeutenAuo
Colonel and Captain Denis De C0ury Major or this
mAnA, they will be ebsyed and respected accordingly
Lieutenant r. p. Sage u hereby announced - Rsgk
mental QuartormAster and will BIO respected - Duch-
g. Tho several companies Of this regiment hereby
ordered to assemble b c2ens dress ct tho rcgmentAk
armery "Wednesday, the 22d inst, for battalion drill
Commandments Of companies will report their commands
70 the Adjutant quarter 70 eight O'Clock Regb
menAal limo will be- hrmed a. eight O'Clock prooissy
The fines this and al other rsgmentAl drills thres
dollars which will b ygidly enforced.
The Comma ndanA congratuates the command on the
retcsn OF Colonel Roberts TO this old and gal
LIANT regiment and thinks that every man In the com
and now ought have spirit and pride enough 70 keep
up the good reputation which this regiment has won on
many q battle nsld
The Court Of Appeals for this drill viii BE- held At tho
regmenal armory on Wednesday, March !, nom half.
past seven to halfpas eight O'Clock p N.
There will be spectators present In the drill room
atthis drill, except by special permission.
BY order OF THOMAS NJ REID Coonck
A. v. RxA, AdjutaAA
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CorFE-We hear or no sales; bat the market b urn
FRslaHrs were quiet but nrm. Engagements to Iiv
erpoo include 700 tierces beef private terma III
pss
Matamoros at $50. per Dbl, in gold
HoPs!n consequence Of the greatly reduced stock Of
prime grades which chiefly sought for by exporter
we'll consumers holders have advanced their quo.
tasions materially which have been obtained, the de-
s2c Sc for now growth, with prime u 57o and old
do 1t 400 o $50. LII
HAL-In shipping and retail los there was moderate
NAVAL SroRka-Spirits turpentne firm, and N fair
demand At 81 90 and oven 81 q has been obtained for
quite large parcoa Resins were wishous maseEial
aoIes rs was in edsras. dsaad sass Is bsls New
ssc and small lot Of Porto Rico q 81 e6. lI.s 1
Ons-No sales have tsanspired - yet In crude fish,
~ % suS ssa % e g % nd
81 co. without saea Other kinds very quiet, and
prices wero wholly nominal and unchanged
petroleum, mentioned in Saturdays report, has
caused further advance Of 21c, there having been
have decidedly the best Of % fAr and unless the re-
oepts fos few days prove peEfsoe svaianchs, their
sTs e s. ne
win - Of no avail the stock = - wy light Refined
was quies but nrm The sales were 100 6Sia crude on
month contracts with big marginl loc So 200 do
rodnod, &c. . oSo, In bond, and $50 $50, free
ss DO sss nss ana nd o sss , TIE
market opsn1d moderate active and firm but closed dull
and heavy; sales tho spot 700 bills, At &37 so
SsV 70 for new mess closing ?. $a7 81 SIS 50 $ss q
for 1864 d. cash and regular way, closing 1t $50 So
$50 $40 ~ for prime and $35 for prime mees also for
future deiv, ry 5000 bills mess Cor February and
March, sellers and buyers option At $3z SIS So The
beef market rather moro active and higher prices
mess, and $2l $24 for extra do. In beefJ hams
wholly nominally unchanged. Cut meats were in
modsrase demand and rm, with sales q 500 PACKAGES
at lie. lsc for shoulders and 1Sc. 70 for hams
Bacon Increased activity and the market m with
sales Of 800 boxes at 2kc 2ixc. Tor short ribbed,
2iXc ga for short clear, and 20c for Cumberland
cut Dressed hogs firm at 1870 . Tic. for West
crn. The lard market a tribe hrmer; sales l. 200
bbls at LOG n 23Tothe lattor price for choice. But
ter ruled moderate demand SIC 47c for Western,
and lac SIC for Ohio Cheese moderately active
al lac. &c for common to prime.
sNcAR.-The rise In gold impaired rather more frm-
the market for but tho business transacted
moderate Tie demand was chiefly for box sugars
from rcnncrs, while some inquiry prevailed from the
trade Sales $50 hhds, at Ito a2lc for Cuba
covado and for Porto Rico, and 500 boxes Havana
on terms did not learn. Refined dali but firm al
27hc FOR powdered, crushed and granulaied
TAiI1w quet Sales 100, 600 lbs. ut Ice. l6xc.
wnIKlY.--Rcce pts, 65 bbIA Market ruled steady
and Arm, with sales Of 800 bbls. al 81 IS . 81 90.
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FINANCIAL.

TyRRAsURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE OF COMPrRoxr
l Ter OF the Currency, Washington, Jan. =. 1885,
signed Il na. made appear Tia. the Awsscsn ns.
nn, ~ Nav Yor aha stats Of Now York has bssn dub
organized under ana according ns Sa.. asf
re,,cy SECURED by pledge Of United States eonds 80
provide the crcnaion and redempoI "! sne,Scs,
81 said act complied With before
the business OF banking under said scts :. -
Now. therefore, /, Hugh McCuiloch, Comptroller e -
Currency do hereby certify shat The Amercan
Of New York and STATE o. New Yoss 4 aun ssdrs
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal q -
this twensy'ni'n aAs tSd HUGH MOCULLOCH,
rseaI1 Comptroller Of the Cuneuey.
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Board OF Bupervfs0rss
TIE NEW COUNTY COURT HOUSE oYrnRSD rox rH1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RDs0LgrioAs IN SAvok o.
REN0vN0 TEE CAPITAL ADOPTED, mo.
The Board Of Supervisors met yssssssys supervisor
Tweed in the chair.
Supervisor TWEED offered the following rosolussoa,
which unanimously adopted, and the Olsrk directed
70 forward copies the Governor President Of the Senats
and heads Of departments and members Of the Lsgisla
ture:-
Whereas, II II In contemplation 70 remove the capital
OF tho State Of New York from It's present location and
whereas the city Of New YORK n the recognised mo
tropo not only Of the State but Of the nation; and
Whereas the Court House ID we'll adapted 10 tbs pur
poses Of State capitol and can be completed FOR that
purpose by the 1st Of January 1896; therefore,
Resolved That the Stats authorities b invited 10 Do
sgnate the city Of New York the capital Of the State
and accept Of tho new Court House e capitol and
70 designate any alterations which VIII more precisely
adapt It TO the purposes Of The Stats.
The resolution was imme1istely uigned By tho Mayer
Supervisor ELH moved that tho committee - whom
was referred the communication from the CITY Judge,
asking for new furniture Tor his Once - empowered -
furnish the rooms at oxpeuD not 20 excced - 200
6upervisog PUHDv opposed 60 motion bsca1se The
Board had ~ power TO slegzss such authority = ths
Pending No dlsssssoa which solIewsa ~ Ssard
adjourned
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CITY CONxnRCXAx aURO1T.
s hnmAs, ~ ls--sr r.
Aam-RsceIpts, ls7 bo,a haska ssn - psssss
were wholly nominal
BzzADnuyn Receipts. S.Es bsiA Assr. - bsA and
1907 bags corn meal II Ss7 do cora se1e o. osaA -
do. rye The demand for nOuF We nos sssivs to-day
but further advance q loc Wa saahaisAsd % con-
mon gradea The high grades wore comparatively saiss
and without decided change In Drica Inc psncisy Of
supply renders the -four marked quits independent u
gold nuctuations and msas holders ars unwilling 70 III
unless At very full prices The days basnsss foots ~
1000 bbls. State and Western, 600 soathen ed 100
OsnadA In rye hsur and corn meal We have nothing Of
slnQ.>aaoa stAsrpsrs lld YaNk ~. asHiaaly N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-14

We have IN announcement to-day from Washington
that the President has nominated for Secretary Of the
Treasury in place Of William P. Fessenden, Ex-Governor
Edwin D. Morgan who IL now one Of the representatives
from this State In tho United States Senate. Mr. Nor
gan's term Senator viii mot expire until tho 4th Of
March, 1850. NaM.a
The receipts Of the Racine and Mississippi and North
em Illinois railroads during the month Of January
amounted TO salts which Is SIC, 800 in excess Of tho
earnings for tho same time In 1854
The coal dealers Of Boston held meeting Saturday
last and resolved TO advance the price Of coal In that
city 70 sIxtsen dollars per ton.
The Boston dry goods trade sales will commence on the
2lst inst
Tho following IL tho statement Of the value Of the I'M
ports and exports a the port Of Boston for the month OF
December, 1904
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The wheat market very quiet but holders mani
tested anxiety to REALIZE except at full prices In Wow
Of tho small supply Rye, barley and malt continued
dull and prices were wholly month"; Corn was rrm ods
quiet with sales OF old mixed Western at q SO 81 CO.
We note sale Of 1900 bushels new yellow Jersey a
81 n . 81 70. Oats were firm but quiet u 81 10k
81 II for Western, and 81 % for Jersey. q ~
CorroS.-The slight advance in gold had eject upon
the market for this article which innodorase de-
having been made Of mddling at Sla $40 sales 200
bales ct the following fgures:-
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rEeal.

TTNrrRD STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK. PEE /
u 06o-Parties holding thirty 30l moro coupons =
18Th inst, requested e hand them in With scheeS.
abcyc win their coupons exained and checks veA
them tho 1Ath aftor O'Clock r. j.. Blank schod1les
fhis once JOHN a. GfRWARI, Assistant 4esaauyol
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ss@'1 sootsoo ioHstoFy u E0iaton 70 the route o.
the Pacific RAilrcsd:-
Hw m me ocrsss kssse Jos~al Of the Sd Of Janu-
ay report of Secretary Usksr railroads Thinking
the gentleman was msinfonned the subject and from
Us kn0wiedge have VI the co'intry and q duty
%. 70 " nd The cftssns Of the Wet beg liberty
aie.sy = pcnibie The valley o. the Rio del Norte
ms ss-.is sriks ;as ss.sss q Toss garland nd
crsss range which 4 FAR hon being clear q snow O.
should jo1s the 0ssads Santa ~ some two hundred
- 4. soush Of he shove named place, Il will have the
nasaess ncnnian 70 crcs which, like the rest Of our
mentioned rouss BE- practosble one 70 III Paso will
throw the rad eight hundred mes south Of ~
natural cosrss and must wind thu country q al
alton of ths read nom Omaha 70 Denver IL .
direct ne and shout half the great American
dss~r by Of ihe Platte rvcs nature has deposited
= snarss ny this courss 10 lnd rplsndid rccis 70
D~svss where the supply Of coal abundant Here the
isssrmsuns.bls sincay d sapposed 70 sks place; bus
- u ss ~ lao shs SasS rssI rSs psss has s1ss
povssss a illsbc land and abundance u wood and
wsaex We fracs ths entire length 0 II 10 ~ western
extfsmiy whsse ~ a.d me ksboss k.r In This Is
Yurpsss We then Gross ths wss4 sa4 q middle
Park and thus rusch tho western slops Of the
Rocky xeas 10. snsacs vs.s sososs ss.:s1 .ngs
fsz@ The cssniry thea ozone upon series Of parks
and Valleys the hususafuI Of natures works We
then trace dsvA the valley u the 0ande abo seventy
shs - n. N wess~ry rsc,ion, nature has made an
openina IN the ntains 10 the YsmrAh river, down
thai ~ Green river then W the uinth, and dovn the
81 ~slsr coussss Il ao o. drv limo scross the cont.
nont
rhs lass ss4n a route b snequalled both In locality and
lors 10 arscsov wI MOI fa 70 iavssissls this shjsc.
before locating elsewhere
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NEW YORK COUNTY COUNT HOUSB DT0Gx
Seaied proposals win be reoeyed q tho CcnptrDls
unt Saturday February "a f0oA 1t o'cSek r. H., ~
Che sa1no With p0blcy opeued for ths Who'll -
the Of One Hundred and Eifty- mousend -
Hundred Dollars q Tho Nav York County CQnEt He99e
Bock authorized by chapter ~ Of the laws Of lA
On Ordinances q ths Board Of sspsrvsos spysvs1 hgD
fhs said stock % Psvds additional fos ne =.
complexion Of the Now County Court HousA -
Chambers street viii bsAr interest e the rate e g -
May ana Novsmberi sh rear. and The Insps Van = -
si1s sScu..ni NJ hundred dollars he ~ 49,
Ninety thousand doass O ths ist Day Of Nevemhsg. -
The proposals. the aennt o. STOCK oedroos -
the prico hundred dollars thereof; ana the p
Whose proposals accepted win AeE0upon b rcqur
deposit ths County TSsssnsss tAs sss awarded y -
"a presenting TO The CopsrcIls ths recspts q -
County Treasurer for sush dslsst. he parties WI 3 -
value Of the .wsrdst TO thsu bearing interest 49,
ssS proposon s6csid b ssssd and endorsed "Propch
for County Court House Stock And enclosed h
second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller
Tho right 10 reject all Of the bdA -
'-'''' : - '" MATTHEW T. BRENNAN
CumptnGSnnR.
Orr o. NV Yoxx, D4yAnfnSn OF FMAlWI(
C0ArrE0LLSG'2 OSvIoRs Feb. lo6A
A PARTY HAVING FROM eae0oo TO esoOoo -
IA safely invest who, understands financial business 80
obtain safe and permanent position and DO secured ~
ply 70 ISAAC A. BIGGs SON, u Nassau street
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RooKs CLOSING.
NO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM ooxPAxy
OF NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
Organized under The laws q s9s STATE Of Now x 's.
.o.. 49,. CAPITAL !, + AIS STOCK, si,oooOa
A limited amour. of Stock reserved At s. . share
Two new wells on Companys property now yissliaG -
barrels daily. Five wells now going down.
DIVIDEND PAYING FROM THE START
OFFICE NO leo BROADWAY
OFFICERS.
cuAs IL 1APPFIkoArH,
or H. Apologize Bro, 81 Broadws0l
s.s,. ;9Hs 4 RSg ~. fs:s...s. os.,
HIRAM .. sosp !, -. -.
commission Merchant No. : Cedar ssrssA
'i Sziito ssFs J. FROST, ~
lease Of ~s ANA half :. NJ he oesiAsA
Buchanan Farm q the junction q OIL Greek and Chsn
y's q ~ho s' Ss sa 4!
ss.s s::s he
=: &. en-: :.s g, v..
"smnond and other wss which bavs been Sowtus 10
zen: ss I'm g: e ss 81 K.
kasIs S :sd ssss ns "os :. os g.!
mis- rsesrsy owned . Re- I.s ju.. north q Fiunss =
Ss: sy. II; y s,: amy 1s ss s: &
$500 "a ~ . ss.
N ss =; r.. s ssw' ss:vss. the Match Oars
:sss:r: \. y. Ssss.:s: N ss
= ::..,s =: sssy farm he Eynd f.r.
~. ssr ~sns III - ssns - nc prSpsrv dur,us ~
~ 4. y, =; sss:s ~. on.
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~ z sss az: ~ ,S s Is s. ss :, ..s =
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=, .s :" = . s e s .sss IN -
: .ss.. .: {; Ak Il ~, S:: ... :. y.
rlis Tssssks .ss Dssl.ra ssrsh - wssi vga.a Fag
=. ~ g re- sss = sssr ne ssss srnlss ssn
20 sssi we =: ). :ssi
!! - y; !: !, s...s. ,,.s. =.
Ltus Kara~ y nv~ and Dusksrd creek ID Tho vicinity
SPtsy s.ssss s.Ax.s-AlI srocmo.D.ns .. An sss4s
sss:.y,sn: x - received. sn,i tar,hsr notice for
- :Ssss-psr ssias ss.Ss ssns being fuii psd y
:ssl \; s...:s:.s .ss :s,,:: y NV -a =
down tAeF precisely ne same foo'ine
MOTT E ES nds SIg sSysFsIVLr !.
CLOSED ON ruE VII VII fSHi 49,
| OFFICK NO NO BROADWAY.
| TNrv1pRNp.-rHB GOULD . CURRY SILVER MIE.
III as Compsnv Of Francisco, has declared wv
dnnd for ths month 81 January % 80 per foet In gold payn
Die through Bank o. OsikoIDia On si2nk
| Is Pine slrosA- :. -
pa
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nrvrDEND-rHB GOULD CURRY siLvER MIA a,st
dcnd fo tSs crx III January 90 foet In gold payS
sivisndS IL New York isss sxsAAas~ ~ LEES WALLsA
81 Pine stroeA :. -
T~rvrDruD--THR SAVAGE MINING COMPANY. of
90 Translscn has deslsrrd dividend fer the mon0
49, 100 Ziis... 40 sss!s,sr. Ii!!s}sS ~
Yes a.. ~ ss: s..s - ~ - "A'4~
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safely invest Who understands financial business 60
obtain safe and permanent position and be secured ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

yXrANrED TO BUy--A HIGH sTOop BRICK HOUSE,
w Brooklyn, New York yorkville value $4,000 10
$1,000 give iull particulars Address Nudge boz Ia Herald
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~ BRoApwAv NKw yonx TO Contraotor.- Proposals
closed in scaled envelope cndorsed with the ue Of the
be received At this sfce until II O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday,
October 1885 for rebuilding pier At foot Of isls and
For setting curb gutter and tagging Fftyeshth street
For setting curb gutter aud tagging around Northern
Dspenssy 1t junction Of Christopher street and waveey
For ssssns rhirtysvsn,h ssrss between Ninth and
f For ssSns h street. between Eighth avenue and Nan
For Gsssns Eshnfh street, between Third and Fourth
FOR tagging thirty second street. between Ninth and Tenn
avenues.
and agreements be obtained ~ this Rrss
Danarfment, New York. Oct ~ 1859.
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yxyANTED--sEvERAL HOUSES IN NEW YORK AND
w Brocklyn; $500 TO Sl20D with modern improve
ments Also ten Farms, In New Jersey worth from 5000
% $1,000 each Owpcrs please address j. Warren Browne,
lH broadway, room No. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

DROOKLyE BOARD wANrED-BY YOUNG MAR
ID ried gentleman and wife, within rs mnutes ride Of fer
10 Terms moSersf~ Adssnss . B n. sssson u, ~. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

vIrANTED TO PURCHASE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY
w Seat, with few Of land; located depot
and within easy distance the Harlem New Haven Rs
road Apply 10 WHARTON BROTHERS, 1b2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

U,oR Saba FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE ON
u West Fourteenth streets one on Fnh avenue near
roui one Corner Lot Firth avcur lower end OF Central
1ask. CORNISH CON0DON. 10 &fosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

T,oR sALE-A FINE THREE STORY BROWN STONE
y House IN Fifty fourth, $4,000 one 10 Th!iis,h sl2oo
New York; several In Brooklyn, S5O TO $4O; several
small Country Places 5000 " $1,000 each
. WARREN BROWNE. i37 Broadway, room No. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

DARE CHANCE TO MANUFACTURE COTTON
IL woollen Machinery will sell large Manufacor
auction Tuesday, October 81, o'clock y. NJ
located In the city Of Worccser said buildings near,
by 1856 feet enclosing court engine, mali
shaftng bcing boilers fixed machinery In perfect
der better place procure good operatives achnists
sale positive Apply FUN particulars u L. q
KNIffEN, proprietor, Worcester, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

Two rIiysIcIANS.-A PHYSICIAN LIVING IN A
wealthy and ihckly settled place one hos dSye from
bridgeport Conn.,. having extensive practice
wishing retire would sell his Real Estate consisting OF
large commodouH house, barn and other onibuldng three
of land orchard and garden &c. 10 good phys
rian desiring good practice No other physician within
nine miles For FUN particulars inquire OF g. W. PINCk
NEY, No Pne street
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yVML GIVE CASH AND HOUSE IN BROOKLYN FOR
w Property Cortandt street Hoboken ferries or
within threequarters of hour. Value $4,000 10 SUD-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-08
Cashier.
WIN. II. WALES.

This Bank lie open for the resumption Of bust
ness Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent.
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 90 days
or upwards; 4 per cent. for a less period; in.
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal.
The Institution, Keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those Of the Old
Depositors, so as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors. 81 l. f3eg.
ALI indebted to our Institution will please call
pay, curtail, or renew their paper. '''''' ~
The Board Of Directors will meet every Wed
nesdaT morning at O'clock. ''titt au Sly
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-08
A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
IA MENT IN CITY LOTS!


ELEVEN vALUABLEBUILDING LOTS FOR
lfFI " 9sJ .iQFq SALE ~
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
Stores, Offices, and Dwelling Houses, in the CEN
trail part of the city, the owner has been induced
to offer for sale that valuable unimproted piece of
property at the corner of Main and Nebraska
Streets, on which the old City Hall and Jail for
merly stood. t,Y.51 ..t4 ys]s
al This property stands next to the centre of bust
ness in the city and is so located as of necessity
it must immediately be brought into requisitfon
for business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
tension of Stores for the accommodation of trade
5t The location of this property is midway be-
tween the Market House and the Depot of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, which will be
in operation now in a few months. 1t is also
equally close to most ofthe steamboat landings And
the entire site presents an unsurpassed location
for new Hotel, which the increasing business of
the city already calls loudly for. A Hotel built
on this entire property could be arranged to have
two fine iStoreson Main street and the Hotel en-
trance besides eight or ten Stores on Nebraska
street, all OF which could be rented at once, so
great is the demand for business locations.
If not sold entire, the property will be divided
of into eleven Building Lots of rs feet front EACH
and sold on terms to- suit purchasers. The Lots
fronting on Main street will extend back 100 feet,
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
70 to 80 or 80 feet.
The owner deems 1t unnecessary to say ANYTHING
here in regard to the rapidly increasing value Of
ithispropertys Every one familiar to the urgent
demand which already exists for Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once see its desirability.
Apply at aIn3AOE DAY BOOK OFFICE.
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