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Governor Of Tennessee

MISUNDERSTANDING from the fol
lowing, Alabama is far ahead of Lou.
isiana in the treatment Of the negro
1t seems that negroes in that State
are tried and punished by the civil
tribunals as white men are. and that
too with the sanction Of the military
We. in Louisiana, are yet in our
swadling clothes. but we live in hope :
The Freedman in Mo1ilc.-I'he
Register Of the Sd. says:
We learn that, in obedience to Or
ders from Brig. Gen. Swayne, Mr..
Richard Starr. Justice Of the Peace,
at So Cont street. has been appointed
TO hear the complaints of negroes,
and tissue such process for the ar.
rest of the guilty parties rs may be
deemed advisable"
In the proceedings before Mayor
Forsyth. George. II negro boy. was
brought up for larceny and resisting
the officer attempting to arrest him.
A negro soldier took the part Of the
accused and drew bayonet. Sever.
al citizens were called upon by the
officer for assistance, and the arrest
was made, but tho soldier made his
escape. The latter will be arrested
by the military and turned over to
the civil authorities. GeorE. was
sent to the City Court under bond
Of $1,000
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The Democratic Convention OF
Ohio has nominated the following
ticket:
Governor. Gen. Geo. W. Morgan
Lieutenant Governor, VIM. Lang
Judges Of the Supreme Court, p.
Van Trump and Thomas n. Key ;
State Treasurer, George Spence I;
Attorney General, Daniel NJ. Wilson;
School Commissioner, II. II. Barney;
Engineer for the Board of Public
Works, c. Basil; Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, II. s. Douer.
Speeches were made by Gen. Nor
gan, Hon. c. L. Vallandigham and
Hon. G. Z. Pugh.
The resolutions are dead against
negro suffrage" the continued sus-
pension OF the writ uf habeas corpus,
and military interference with cleo
tons. as Of late in Kentucky and
Tennessee
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L. S. TAX NOTICE.
L. 5. DIREcr TAX COMMISSION FOR THE
SrArr or, ,t-,a,sr.

Z. S. TAX NOTICE.
Us. DIRECT TAX COMMISSION FOR THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Office. 1856 Co.Imon Street
TNHE Tax Roll for the Collection Of U. S
L Direct Tag for the Parish Of Csddo. is
completed. and the Taxes thereon levied
under aud by virtue Of an act entitled An
act for the collection Of direct taxes in in
surrec:iona-y districts within the United
States and TO. other purposes" approved
June I, 1869. will be payable ct the Court
House, Shreveport, La, within sixty days
from the LIST. ofSertember. 1865.
All lots and parcels of land within said
District on which the taxes shall not be
paid within said sixty days will be forfeit.
ed t. the United States.
e. II. RANDALL,
G. ANBS.
b. URBAN,
Direc Tax Commissioners for Louisiana
Attest. X. S DERICksoS, clerk.
Cu.AS. F. HUESMAE,
sepl6-tf Collector
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Crescent City Bank, s0Os3
Merchants Bank, 60663
Union Bank 1882
Mechanics and Traders Bank re-
deem in legal tender United States
notes Citizens Bank notes paid in
legal tender notes Canal Bank notes
paid in the same; Corporation iss,es
range from ! to IL y ct:
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is offered to buyers. The undersigned
L offers for sale the E. K. Hail Place, On
Red river. situated about 2S miles by water
and IA miles by land from Shreveport. con-
tanning GAO acres. $40 under high cultiva-
ton. two fine orchards. Good gin house.
dwelling and out houses, three cisterns, etc.
Inquire of n. LEVY at Dreyfus l. lie.
Rosen's Store. sept IG 2m
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FOR SALE,

4 comfortable dwelling house and
n lots in one ofthe most desirable neigh
hoods in the city. There is n fine under
ground cistern and good well on tie place
The household and kitchen .uinithte can
be had also If esi:e3.
n. LEVY.
at DIe-!us i LeRosca's store
sep l6-2u
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Lord Pam rrston, at eighty -one,
has apparently no Immediate inten-
ton Of yielding up the pleasures Of
this life. whatever may be his pur-
pose with regard to III. cares Of State.
He has lust entered one of his horses
for the D.rb- OF 1867.
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above. The great raft. to open 1avigaeioe,,
now closed BY said raft, above The hsaa q
Red Bayou, BY digging out canals, and By
cleaning out Bayols and Lakes
ARTICLE. Sd. The object for which tAiS
Corporation has boep 70 rmed = 70 crsAas
fund for the purpose Of opening naviea-
ton; BY const Tucting naSigable pa.vAy
GROUND s1 e.. a. for 81 IT,
pensstion Of freight, passengers. Unitsd
States Mails. &c, BY toll. It being hereby
expressly understood, that this Corpora.
ton will not be responsible, or become
liabie in any way for any damages, Losses OF
delays, sustained by any steamboat. barge,
keel. dat. or other craft. in passing
through this Corporations improved navi-
ARTICLE. 9Th. The respective interests
Of the parties hereunto, are hereby declared
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ATTENTlON tIAN,fETS

ATTENTION PLANTERS,
MESSRS. PHELPS & CO., have ample
NJ room to store al cotton sent to them,
and advise planters, now that the roads are
good to bring in their cotton as fast as
possible, and have it ready for shipment
on the resumption of good navigation.
sept. l6 q
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J.s. SCOTT. D.s CAGE. c. II. fancy. ,R.
vt. EG0LESrON.
SCOTT, CAGE f. CO..
Cotton Factors and Commission Mey-
chants,
9........ UNION STREET. g
septic lmj New OrieanA. La.
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S. NJ. SWENSON,
tf.a'e Of Austin, Tcxas.)
General Commission Merchant,
NO. IS Carondeiet street, corner Union,
NEW ORLEANS

Y q. 10 CUT0H0e1tt 1TCEt, COTNeT JNION,
NEW ORLEANS.
PERKINS 4 CO. respectfully solicit the
patrt mage Of their former correspondent t
and their friends generally, for Mr.. S. n
SWESSOS. who continues the General
Commission business ut their Ole Office
assisted by the undersigned and others for.
merry connected with the house.
". II. PERKINS,
ID. s. kERNION.
Liberal Cash Advances made on Con.
sigunents OF Cotton and Wool by,
c. G. PALM, Agent,
No.29 Texas street, Shreveport, La
sep 10 ON
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On motion. it was further
Resolved. That each member of
III. b'r and officer Of the cour, should
sign the said preamble and rcsolu-
,i"ns. and that J. II. Fitzpatrick.
Esq. District Attorney. be- requested
to present the same to the Court,
and respectfully ask to file and
spread the same Oh the minutes Of
the Court. II was further
Resolved. That a copy Of these
proceedings be handed to the Bos-
si-r Banner" for publication. and
that the n. o. Times be requested to
publish the same.
Wh-reupon the meeting adjourned.
Bellerue, La. September 8. 1865.
l.. N. MUTT, Chairman.
4. J. LooNEi, s..crs,.,;as
H. A. DREW, e'
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ed to the Governor of Louisiana, tn.
commanding general Of the depart
ment. and to the President Of tn.
United. States.
GEO. WILLIAMSON. Chairman.
f. i !: ) !: 3 !: $: II:
JAS. I. WEEMs, Judge 10th Judi
cial District.
J. II. kiLPArRlcE. District Atty.
PHiLo ALDEN. Sheriff.
L. n. BaADEN. Clerk Dist. Court.
RoBr. J. LooNEY. b. F. Foxr.
L. NJ. MUTT. WM. A. Lacy,
H. a. DREw. J. Il. GRIPf,S,
j. G. MoNCURE.
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A GREAT INDICTMENT.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22


FRFIaurs The news from Europe started grain
somewhat lower rates thon recently reported In other
stuff but little was doing. The engagements wereT0
At SSas oSsoco at ao SO hhas
private steamer 81 900 bushels corn at 4hd 1000
boxes cheese at 4os 500 do bacon at 2Ss 200 bales
cotton at Nd To London 100 hhds. tobacco private.
49, Cd.
GREAsx.-The market was quiet, but prices were well
sustained The sales were 20 600 lbs, mainly at l3c.
15c
Hors were in active demand and prices continued very
firm. The sales comprised 26O bales including all de-
scrptons at from l6c 60c the latter price for extra
fancy Western In small lots.
from the West concerning the crop Of fax seed and an
improved demand from the Western trade prices have
and 81 81 In bbs at which holders firm and not
MoIsssss steady We note sales of 50 hhds Porto
Provisions Receipts, 1878 bbls pork, % do. beef
and s5 pkss lard Tho pork market was dull but prices
at $31 sly The sales were confined to 2, 100 bbs at
$3l rs $50 for new meas $40 $50 Is old d. "a
Ioa wes .S
200 bbs at IS 50 $l2 50 for plain mess and $40
ASIA 50 tor extra mess Beef hams were quiet and un
changed. Bacon was dull and nominal. Cut meats
the sales were 800 pkss a l4Xc isxc for shoulders
Ale. 2oc. for Ohio and SOC 3sc for State. Cheese
was steady at okc s1oc The Lard market was moder-
atey active and steady the sales were 800 Dds NJ lSc
24Xc, the outside price for small lots choice kettle
rendered.
PETROLEUM -Reccipts, nome The market quiet
at 32c. &c. for crude, &C. 53c. for refined in bond
and toe TIC. for do. free.
RICE quiet and unchanged We learn of no trans
actions
sUGAR-The market for raw was fairly active at full
prices for all grades the market closing frm Tho sales
about 800 hhds Cuba muscovado at from III &c
to 14c and 600 boxes Havana at from 13c TO also
125 do clarified Cuba at 15Kc Refined very active
and prices ruled nrmer but not quotaby higher
TALIow steady, with sales Of about $4,000 lbs at
12c a 13kc.
wHEKEI.-Receipts, As bills The market mode
ratey active and steady The sales about 800 bbs
Western at 50 10 81 20.
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We have received the Bo'in Official of Santiago to the
7th ult, in which find confirmed the advces pub
lished few days ago in our correspondence from st.
Domingo relative to the prcposerous conditions which
General La Gandara would have the Domnicans accept
before he evacuates the island The latter rather than
submit TO hem have declared that all the braggadocio Of
the former will never convince them that they be
conquered by SPAIN after the experience Of the last three
years 30, then the will continue unless the Span
iards abandon at once, they should have done long
ago enterprise in which they only gather shame
and dishonor
The pubshed in the Paris Patrie, referring TO
transfer Of the island TO England decreed by the House
Of Representatives, proposal Of General Henecken,
has foundation, for the House will not meet until
ninety days after the evacuation General H. In
Santiago since he Is pr the commissioners sent TO San
Cristoba and was at the time treating with the Span
iards.
For the rect considerable tranquility reigned through
out the republic.
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SECOND BOARD.


1<oNDAhj nuBurV
AsHEa-Receipts, 100 pkgs The market was quiet at
81 s7K 81 50 for pots and - - for pearls M
BRrADsrUrss 10,Sso bbls -four rs do corn
meal 1914 $50 bushels wheat rs Az DO corn sS Do
oats and 80 DO rye The hour market was excited and
higher, the steamers advioes being oonsidsrsd favor
able leading TO n active speculative demand Prices
advanced 200. SOC. per Dbl, principally on good to
choice grades closing steady but quiet me sales
Of State and Western -four comprised 900 bills at tho
advance shown in our revised quotations below. South
ern -four was fairly active and higher with sales Of $50
bbs Canada -four was In improved demand, at an ad-
vance Of 2oc 3oc The sales $50 bbls Rye flour
was quiet, but very firm. Corn meal was in demand,
and prices steady The sales consisted Of 450 bb
at s. 90 for Western IS 90 for calorc and IS SO for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-22

Mlseerane0us.
GcHR Tsrsrn Glover of and from kockand for NowteA
before reported burnt was built ~ DsDariscoa. No. =
1855 % register valued d quarter ~
The captain On which he Insurance. Of ESQ., csFuo
supposed not insured. s9hi 10 e1 h~ Ici
an Qe tsIcool Notice - Mariners.
-.tf. u .lti OQ1n3oxEoH.
mo ahs recently q Stiuarny Point aEeA
red light (pos whiAs, asbsfors sssssd) " l. .n.4a
The nun Of canal boat sts sunk IN the James yg5
I' ~ ~, ~ " - ri I21s's S32G; D
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The wheat market at the opening excited and very
active and prices again advanced &C. &c., owing mainly
to the European advices but subsequently be-
came quiet, closing heavily, with the Improvement
partially lost The sales embraced 1856 900 bushels at
81 10 for amber Michigan 50 IA for amber State 81 IS
81 81 for amber Milwaukee, 81 IS 81 SO for Mil
waukee club 81 So IS for Chicago spring. 81 as for
inferior spring, So Is 81 25 for white Western and
50 10 for winter red Western. The corn market was
fairly active advance Of 1c %. per bushe clos
ing steady at 92c 92Hc for shipping lots The sales
were 800 bushels at Ole for unsound and 82c 93c
for sound mixed Western Oats irmer at the
opening, Western selling well at 64c 65c, but towards
the close the market dull with sellers than
buyers, at CSC. 60 Rye was not much wanted but,
being scarce prices were firm. Barley and malt were
dull and nominal. f ~.
CorroN Tho market fairly active, principally for
speculation and prices again advanced about 1c per
pound mainly on good to choice. The sales 2 800
bales, at revised quotations annexed the market
closing with continued upward tendency We quote:
Upl0nd Florida Mobik NJ O. 1T
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Max Maretzek's operate Troubles.
APPEAL PROM TAXATION OF COSTS.
COUNT or COMMON PLEAS
Before Judaa Brndy.

GsisPpt lppolce c0ains Mar kareisek Tho plaintiff,
who Is distinguished singer we'll known to our citizens
WINS engaged by the defendant 70 sing his company in
Nexioo, Philadelphia and ELSEWHERE The plaintiff COM
mencsd this action 10 obtain payment Of his salary
which, he alleged, was due and for money loaned The
Hon VIM r. Allen, the referee 70 whom the cause was
referred reported In favor Of plaintiff Upon the taxa
for the defendant objected 70 the fees Of Judge Allen ~
being excessive and unjusinable The clerk however,
allowed them, and appeal was tak, 70 the court The
y1s,,ce after hearing COUNSEL ordered that the plain
us so,cscI should procure certificate Of the number
Of sttinSs hn.. before the referee.
Henry n McrsNss Tor plaintiff Judah Dickinson
tot x,iyaasxA
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sHIPPIN q NEWS.

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RAY Pisis6cs MiIIer Cow Hay 10 davs with oosI -
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ton -four. 40, 70 Wakeman, Qookin Dtokerson.
Brig EmmA (of Nassauh Howe ooree, ~ days. 70 hsgs
chant a Carfnnn. = L.L.i - =. - ..f.lL =
Brig Arov lBr Dyer Lingan, oB Is days, with coal. -
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some extent give 10 the owner some undue coatrol Of
the labosen 50 IL has been said that our large mill
them II political bondage n this mischief existed in
my place. or 70 any extent has certainly been greatly
worst Of i never imagined that ne found in reason
br dssrsnchising any class Of our lab0rng men, The
white men OF the South know better than we can
hetber II the c0lored men vote, white control
their votes; and il they really believe that they shall
sectnsIy control them their determined opposition
suffrage an oss e their ~ own
sument in their hands which is TO say the least very
Os had and exercised perfect hight 10 enamel
nae TIA slaves growing out OF our necessity but this
rsve ms no right whatever TO emancpae them for
security and . their 70, our own benefit
new o +. ons AZ ss
profession and ne interest," o%ss
- tsSe care OF them, and on Ne other, take from
them BY disfranohisemsns Al Dover .sf self.
protection ana ss adcsd a. rroposs9 4 IN
NJ sssa Ms. s'T sass = k II
As .a : :ss ss asn has &
% sSai & check and has given no power e hss rae
70 resist n Can this b hpnest pr prudent e sets Can
he sSs,s D Ssns sss 6 sss
they have fought ouF battles leave them utterly dafsan
ohisIs q % be hopsd that relations and COM
sscis may Be- fully established between the
South and the North, and, e connected vi1 ynls anS
s:s::y n. s sas ass ssG 81
stood for %n %sry sS ssns rom ss stais 70
. sts =. R p s. 3. a s:.as: s ), o Dss Z
ssuU, 80 70 conceal his thoughts OK fasify
.Ssso y Nv one whose opinions and feenp could be
.ocias1 " la.sssa and Ehs 'on n sEeF SSs
"a ~ rUrchsse his safety and With Il the oontempt OF
ths Sstter class among them who tolerated him In
stances which cannot be forgotten proved that for ne
Thsrn nan there was freedom 0tSpeocn, OF OF the
ss o. az the courts All this, Il may DO said was
Caused BY slavery and slavery 70 gone ~ slavery
has loft behind Il vast class distinctions g ns mea~
Sesnen these dstinctions 70 the Same class which will
osc tho power Of moulding society and all ts feelings
force and permanence to these distinctions and
tSe political supremacy they c2nier ret osesr tet
wsai Ras isen su rrMn olal that ~ ssy catwe g
sve Stsfes which no man could pass over will still
ia Iropt- onan2 Il NOT certain that both
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

AMUsrWENTs.
DRoOKLYN ACADLaT
Id MILE DE kATOW and MR. j. NJ wEHLI.
The second and llsl Concert win take place next
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2gTlI MARCH.
Mile MAKE SALNO1Tl, her hrst appearance here
Signor PAlLltLlil, the popular bass0.
Mr. 5. bEHhfsn musical director and conductor.
Academy.
The eleventh Concert In York Niblos Monday Sd
OF April Chskerngs pianos used at all these concerts
~ MONDAY, 9Th; WEDNESDAY. 29th THURSDAY,
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc-GoTTscHALK
TUESDAY 18th and APRIL LIST.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS before leaving for Call
fornia Sandwich Islands, and tour around the world, Of
MISS Lucy SIMMONS
sIGN0R MUzIO,
HAIRY sANDERsoN.
SIGNpR MONGIARDINI,
sIGNOR IPPOLITO,
+. EBEN
r. RErTZEL.
Musical Director. SiQnor MIIZIO
Tickets 81 Reserved seats Soc extra Al Beer schrmers
7ol Broadway At Brooklyn Academy Of Music and In
the evening at the door
Doors open at Ia commence at g.
NIBLO'S SAL0ON-GRAND GOTTSCHALK MATINEE,
SATURDAY., APRIL !, at one O'Clock
E,oR FULL DESCRIPTION ANN DIAGRAMS OF THE
IL Fashionable Dance "The German" sec THE PLAY
BILL. OF this evening Monday
GRAND CONCERT
COOPER INSTITUTE
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH %, l066.
TICKETS 50 CENTS.
Concert 10 commence ut 8 O'Clock
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a 2. RunNnAM. AucrIoNEER. $4,000 WORTH on

la e BURNliAM AUCTIoNEER-$2po;eu. $p;e.so WOE. WORTH OF
In. magnificent Household Furniture fianoorte Draw
ing Room Furniture Paintings staiuary and many
tosly Works OF Art at public auction on hs day Monday
March the stone residence "A West Six
eenth between Fifth sixth avs sale commencing io
O'clock Drawing Furniture covered brocatel
description Eagerss Bookcase Centre Tables Cab
bets Encognures Reclining Chairs, Chess Table, embroi-
bered Lace Curtains Chandeliers rosewood
octave Pianofore four round corners made order city
Stool Cover stand Music Books, Paintings BY Cole
Selleres Ranney and other eminent artists Holy Family
Flemish Interior Fruit Piece, Winter Scene, superb
Paintings by Musin Paris cost $780, Cabinet Pictures, En-
ayngs. bronze satuary Shakspere Hamlet Mazeppa, Che
kal DE Marley Crusaders Bronze Clock, Vases Hat stand
glcloh Velvet and Brussels Carpets Easy Chairs Lounges
tobes Commodes, suite style Louis XIV; Hair and
Sprng Mattresses, Blankets Sheets Bosters Pillows, Sofas
Chirs Dining RoomExtension Il BILE, Buffet elegant
uby and crystal Glassware Silver Casters urns Turesn
ake Basket Spoons Forks Dinner Tea Service Table Cut
ley decorated china Dinner Tea Set $50 pieces Baaemeat
Kitchen Furniture Sale peremptoryk. BParties wishing
IeaYing Sixteenlh hOuae.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. Lester waiack
MONDAY,
Second time here, Douglas Jerrolds fine Comedy,
TINE WORKS WONDERS,
With beautiful Scenery Costumes. Appointments and nne
distribution.
Tuesday, benefit of Mr. YOUNG Never acted here Buck
celebrated Comedy OF SINGLE LIFE and the elegant
Comedietta Of the DAY AFTER THE WEDDING Wednes-
day second time, the very line Comedy THE GAME or
LOVE by the author OF the Game Of Life Thursday seecad
time this season, Knowles standard play, the HuNCH-
BACK Friday, nth time Tom 1aylor's very attractive
Comedy, the UNEQUAL MATCH. Saturday. the GAME OP
LOVE VIII shortly bo repeated All Is Not
Gold The Game OF Life and still Waters Deep Doors
open at IA Overture at ~
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Ia JOURNEAY, AUCTf0NEER, OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
III. street.-Auction of handsome Household Furui-
(e, Wednesday, March 90 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Mt the
Fesdenc 7 Clinton III Eighth street, consisting in part
n suits Of black walnut Furniture IN reps and arcloth,
Brussels Carpctng Laco Curtains French plate Pier Mir
lors marble top Butes Chamoer in blIck walnut
Oh Paintings richly framed Engravilgs black walnut
Extension Table, Dining Chairs. Glass and China Ware and
IA assortment Of Kitchen Utensils with which the sale will
|onmpnce.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
4 LBERr II NIcoLAY, AUcTIoNEER.

HiUUh9 xT,iI ANU bVNUS FUN IN SIMIsNI 2
AUCTION Sale Of Securities, this day Monday March "a
o'clock A. the Exchange salesroom. No. III Broadway
Bonds including Grocers Lorard Yonkers and New York,
Phenix Resolue Peoples Park Fire Insurance Cop-
pies Stocks, ALSO Bank of the Commonwealth. CONT
tenta ,nk Bank of Commece and Grocers bank Stocks,
Gitlzens Cas- United States Telegraph and Phenx Park
Goal Companies Stocks New YORK and New Haven and New
York and Harlem preferred Railroad Companies stocks,
Third Avenue Railroad and Flushing Railroad Bonds &c.
RE- GULAR STOCK SALES MONDAYS AND THURS
DAYS. ALBERT H. NICULAY 4 Co,
STOCK AIIrIONEnRs AND BROk EPs