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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
rRoM ELERY z. CAHOON.

BREwsTKR Ms.s., March 49, 1869.
Dr. POLAND feel Il my duty TO inform you Of the very
great benefits which have received the Of your
WHITE PINE COMPOUND. In August, l0ol, to1k very
severe cold which continued snct me, increasing In
severity attended with very hard cough night ,w-ais and
bleeding probably from tho throat Through tho fal
and strength and rendering unit for labor tried medi
cines Of yous kinds but none Of them however valuable
gave any relief In March 1872 as you may r.inembeI
sent me some Of tho WHITE PINE COMPOUND, com
meneed ,asin: H. and immediately began 70 smend Al The
time of Writing weight only lbs pounds In
weeks was out IN active labor and In few m9nths
q % sS S fs0w That for wa. =. osS se.a
70 have persons apply to for the medicine and as you
tnow ordered idr sale In eish, month. though wi,c,t
making much ereron. disposed OF 90 bottles Vi the COM
woad add that several persons Of my acquaintance whose
S WHiIT PISf = C0wPotND ""'
The WHITE PINE COMPOUND advertised at length in
our columns il not only Il, inviting but highly
approved medicine Dr. }. W. Poland the inventor has the
confidence Of the many who know him, confidence which
minister. Iii. experience s1fe led bin to make ex'
pernents which issued in his medical dscoyery-b
The rGitor Of Tie Msnche,er Daily and Weekly Mirror in
leader Of ne Daily thus ss.Ss, Of me ComPoand
length in our columns and happy learn that the de-
nsnd for increasing beyond AL previous expectations II
the very best medicine for coughs aud colds we snow
and family that has ono. used Wal ever be withour A.
We speak iI0fn knowedsc; II = sure TO hh Co
and pleasant The Heaie,i nysn3n, come ny ss
dent and il l. singular that the WHITE PINE COMPOuNp
made for od- and Coughs should prove TO be the greatest
remedy for kidney difficulties known But ID. we can
not doubt many tesmonl come to 10 rom wei Known
men Rc.des the character Of Dr. Poland such that we
Know lie will countenance what Is wrong F9r year,
Rants, clergyman studying medicine 20 ind remedies Tor MS
ailments, with delicate consunptiye oof Etsndng WIN one
foot upon the grave be made the discovery winch MSS saved
and called ont ffon hundreds Of osAers the strongest
possible. We have known Dr. Poland ior years
nj never knew more conscientious, honest upright man.
and we are glad state that believe Whatever hs "Js
about his WHITE PINE COMPOUND"
Soud Won think fsvoraby OF this medicine. be careful
st,,s hat 4. fsf he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
Imnseute,,fs.
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ID BROADWAY, between sprins and Princsst

rHu HsIABLsHnENr DOES NOT Advertise " fHl
EIw.IoRK HEKALD.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16

sioud Won link fsvoraby OF this medicine. be careful
vhen purchasing that Is the WHITE PINE COIPOu MI
,ha /. offered YOU know that other preparations have
been pslmed oil Tor it by uuprnciped dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
uORACE GREEI EY's HISTORY Of the

RlBLES, Psa\ Books, Hymn Books, Books
A. Of Common Prayer Fancy BooE, for the Holiday. with
y other articles 70 suit the old and the young and he gay
fssse come early, and not leave Il al, tne lat day.
A. MAZE. No. 231 Bleeckcrit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
TESTIMONIALS.

very large number important testimonials have already
been received from Physicians Clergy Apotheoaes and
indeed from all classes in society speaking in tho most fat
tering terms OF the WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
Dr. Nichols OF Mortified. VI,
IL find the WHITE PINE COMPOUND TO be very Eff.
caons only In coughs and other pulmonc affections bu,
also in affections Of the ktneys debility Of the stomach and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16

Rsr. J. w. POLAND MD: Dedr Sir Your WHITE PINE
COMPOUND has been used In my own family, and snow
Of others who have used Always with rood effect and
feel fully Justified and is with pleasure that say that
regard unke most preparations Of the d1y) as wholly de-
serving entire oonhdeuce Of the public Not only do
consider II safe, hut Efficient remedy for all diseases oi
.fs tbfaH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04
QUE eETuRNuse VETERANS.
ARRIVAL or the FoRrr-zvEsrH SEw voax VOL.
UNTEkRS.

ARRIVAL or the FoRrv-s1vESrH INV voRx VOL
USTEkRS.
The Forty seventh New York, Cooss, c. D Mcdonald,
arrived In this city yesterday and received by the
former Colonel J. L. Frazscr and . number Of the for
mer ofcsrs Of the regiment The regiment former
Iy portion Of the Tenth army corps, and Ia the
mana to which that famous myth, Miles O'Rsly, was
popnlary supposed belong The regiment has served
snce the rst call for three men, and re,urns be-
tween Ave and SIX hundred strong.
To-day The regiment will be formally received by tho
Eighth National Guard, and reviewed at three by
Mayor Gunther and the Board OF Aldermen, front OF
tho City Hall banquet 10 DO given by Colonel fra
zer tho officers In the evening" 81 tho Aston House
Cover was notified 10 hold On inquest.
ARRIVAL or TIE KIoHrr FIRST NEW roRK voLuS'
TIERS.
The above regiment, numbering four hundred ana
twenty three officers and men, arrived In this city IRON
Richmond last evening" and left shortly after Tor Albany
The Eighty -arst regiment organised In The fah Of
1851 and recruited for the most part In the counes Of
Oneida Herkimer and 0swcgo Shortly afsex reaching
Washington In the spring Of 1892 was attached to the
ARMY Of the Potomac and under General Mcclellan took
mart In the rennsuiar campaign. In January, 1S02 u
vas ordcred 10 Port Royal South Csxona and sta
toned on a. Helena Island while In that department
whore II remained until $685. wien tho Eighty frst wa
senl 10 North Carolina; was nero duty II Moorhea
CITY during tho summer Of that year, participating
numerous raids through that section OF the State
the fall Of 1893 dsd duty along the York and Jane
l gvets. whsre " remained upsl We e5v R~
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THE SLAUGHTER,

Tive Men Killed ON the Westchcster and
Media Railroad by q Bridge Tumblfng
to Pteces-A Wagon Struck by u Loco
nOtive-singular Death OF . Young
Lady-A Correction, Sc.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CHICAGO Sept. 2, 1856
In your paper Of August 81 in account of accidents
railroads. you state that February 49, accident
CURED this road where ten persons killed and
injured No such accident has occurred this road
any time Please correct. ROBERT HALE,
General Superintendent Chicago Alton and ST. LOUIS
Railroad
[By referring to the files of the HERALD learn that
the accident referred occurred the railroad between
St. Louis and Chicago and caused by broken rail
An accident of that character undoubtedly took place
that day between the cities mentioned, although the
Of the railroad may have been wrongly given -Ep
HERALD
ACCIDENT on THE wEsTcHEsTER AND MEDIA (PA.)
RAILROAD.
from tho Philadelphia Telegraph Sept. g.
A few days sHnce We directed the attention Of the
Philadelphia and Westchester Raiload Company, and Of
the public generally to tho insecure condition OF the
bridge walliIgford station. Yesterday afternoon
fghu accident occurred ut this point which resulted
in tho death of individuals. whose names We have
not ascertancd Shortly before four o'clock and just as
bridge two Of the beams Of tho structure fell with the
fatal consequences referred TO- The beams were old and
rviceabc, and we're probably jolted out OF position
BY the Earring of the At the time Of the accident
workmon were employed in removing some Of them and
replacing them with new tmbers. There can be no
doubt that II the work Of repair had been supervised
with the accident might have been avoided As 1t
the passengers are to be congratulated that more
lives not lost.
ANOTHER FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT YOUNG LADY
KILLED.
At fifteen minutes to 1--we o'clock this morning, mar
ket wagon containing Mr. Dutton and bis daughter,
aged thirteen years. who reside four miles below Darby
mc.witha frightful cidcnt They wore on their way
to the city with marketing Arriving at Gray's Ferry
road above Washington street. where tho Pennsylvania
Railroad it, train Of cars came along which
Mr. Dutton did not perceive in time to avoid collision
The wagon was struck and completely wrecked Mr..
Duon and the horses escaped uninjured. His daughter
instantly kill d. The most singular part OF the affair
Ia that the body Of the daughter, examination, re-
yealed single bruse Scratch and II supposed
she la, died from fright The Coroner was noti
lied, and will investigate the mattor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04


SUNDAY, Sept q lSoe
The stock market was dull during the past week under
On almost total absence Of outside business But tne
professional street operators assduousy tried 70 engineer
rise and prices on the whole experenceda slight i'm
provement The head Of the Erie bull clique however,
remained inaovs but late Saturday afternoon sud
don advance in bis favorts stock from seK TO Ss led to
Che Inference that he was again buyer The transfer
books OF the Erie Company will shortly be closed In an
ecipation Of the election which will take place about the
end OF October, and with the closing Of the books,
AZ not before will come decline in the stock for
the speculative director win longer have special
induoement 70 buy IT, It 10 not impossible, however,
chat meanwhile there may be further advance in It's
pos but Il u treacherous thing to touch especially In
the present undecided condition OF the market which il
an inherently weak one being sustained by the extreme
abundance and cheapness Of money At the Close how
ever there disposition to lend below ave per
cent and there many exceptions at six The
ment Of the crops will withdraw large amount OF loan
able funds from this point and the for funding the
outstanding interest bearing notes 1t par and interest,"
aud certificates OF Indebtedness will not be without
tendency towards stringency although the time for
announcing is not yet nxed The funding process will
10 Of contraction and plain legal tenders will have
% be employed In the place Of interest bearing notes a
. reserve fund in the banks
The gold market has been Arm, and free, usual OF
1ate from any material fluctuations The extrcme quo
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os rsm when 10 wA ANNEXED 70 "a
ssh.ssn.5 an os'p uns e oonseai ass ", h1
twenty fourth army COR whore it belonged 10 The F
brigade Third division, VIM, claims the honor q hav.
ing been the r 70 enter Rc rssusrs W. sss ne
Williamsburg, Va, where Il divfocd into several a
tachmenis and stationed along the fsninsula ansr
recently when II was relieved from further, ouy en9
ordered TO New York TO be mustered out The foloWs
ing Is q correct list Of the oh'cers:-
ttsld and StaG-Lieutenant Colonel Commanding, y.
b White; Major, T. v. s. hathersou; Adjutant, W,
Kenny; Quartermaster John Chism; Surgeon, John N,
Muller Assistant Surgeon, j. H. Oliver; Chaplain. tsaas
Lane OGcera COMPANY A-Captain Joseph Bartlettr
Ballard Lieutenant, James H. Berry Company C-LIeu,
tenant WIN, h Brack M Company Dmcsptsn VIM
5ses basp comnsp WIZ xos
Harry Taft Company G-Captain u. A. Blaksly, Lieu
tenant, w. Hsy Company EmCsp,si1 sr,sdost
tenant commanding, John Walker Company K-Cap-
TAIN G. r. Johnson; Lieutenant, Henry squires
ARRIVAL OF THE ETY-HIGHTH NEW YoRs
VOLUNTEERS.
This gallant organization consisting Of four hundred
Officers and men reached this city, from Danville Vas
last evening" and left Immediately for Albany where II
will DO mustered out Of service
TIE FoRrY-EiGHrH NEW YORK sNrANTRr 70
ARRIVE HERE IN A FEW DAYS.
The Forty-eghth New York Volunteers Colonel wm
Gown, left Raleigh, c. the ID inst for this city
where it s to be mustered out This regiment We
raised in the summer Of 1851 by Colonel James b.
Perry, the last regiment IN the service that
lonRed to Amos famous Second division Tenth arms
corps-the division that took Fort Fisher in January last
First Annual Meeting OF tho White stas
Division.
meeting Of the officers Of the Second division rweu
tieh corps was held In Philadelphia Saturday wisa
the intention Of establishing CLUB 10 perpeoate ths
services Of this gallant division.
In absence Of the President Major General Geary
General II A. Barnum Of this city, presided. General
Barnum delivered very handsome address on tho OBJ
jects and purposes Of the society.
The reports Of the committees showed that already
over four hundred members enrolled, and that
large sum TO meet expenses in the hands OF the
Treasurer.
General Zulick Minded, Colonies Forbes and J0hnsoo
and several other officers addressed the meeting.
resolution passed TO hold the next annual moot
ing in New York and also inviting members OF tho White
star Division in New York New Jersey and other States
TO JON the club.
We understand that great meeting ia to DO held on
the oath OF November the anniversary Of the battle OF
Lookout Mountain, at which there will be regular mus
ter OF the officers and of this fine old division and
their friends and admirers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

5000 :. ...s hliuquenc.ss became Known he would NOT
have become the forger 49, and the house OF Kechum
Son Co would not have failed and been compelled to
offer settlement with it's creditors u sixty cents on the
dollar.
The examination Of Edward B. Kssshum ct The Tombs'
is set down for tomorrow morning.
The following table shows the QuotaAess q the iseds
shares the noon session OF the Stock Exchange a. the
0loe0 NJ tho Last four waaka.-
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TIE Turf.

The autumn trottins season commences to-day with
match for $1,000 tnle heats best three in Ave. to
they please between Toronto Chief and Commodore VAN
dcrbilt. and to-morrow there will be trot for sweep
stakes between ave we'll known horses. On Thursday
General Bdsler and Dexter trot match for $4,000, mile
heats. 6sst three In Ave. TO 60 a. they please. and On
Saturday next Vanderbilt and Toronto Chief rot two
rfs heat racs for $1,000 making strong programme
5gy ,hs opening week Il ths lssson
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pertinscious and vigorous champion TO establish this
principle must be accepted fresh evidence of the
strength Of the ssoretays character and that down
todden has yet TO bids Considerable length Of
time
ARRIvALs AT THE CAPITAL.
From the large number Of arrivals at the hotels last
night and today the major part Of which are from the
South there u good to spprehend that the ap-
pcatons for pardon adjustment Of claims and petitions
for restoration Of property with all the other multi
rous duties pertaining at this time exclusively the
Executive chamber, will commence tomorrow with re-
newed Importantly and backed by added numbers The
registers Of the hotels indicate that large proportion Of
these newly arrived sojourners are from Virginia,
Tennessee being next in number and North Carolina and
Louisiana about equal
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN OHIO.
Persons from Ohio state that the Senatorial contest going
on there between John Sherman and General Schenck Is
vastly more exciting than the gubernatora Both the
gentlemen stumping the State thoroughly and are the
recognized asprants for the place. No others spoken
Of In connection with that ONCE General Schsnck's
friends claim that he has secured large majority Of the
Union nominations for the lie gislaaure.
FAILURE OF NAIL CONNECTION.
The New York mail failed to connect at Philadelphia
on Friday and Saturday Of last week. TO the great annoy
ance Of the HsRALDs readers. Such failures too
common
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10 the state Of the cotton market ~ foows:-
The demand subsidized yesterday. and the sales were
confined 10 about 400 bales ut irregular prices In
few the advantage decidedly In favor OF the
buyer but In others sellers realized previous rates.
There speculative lots offering at inside figures
but factors do not appear anxious 10 SELL and would be
unwilling 10 submit 70 any decline With these remarks
report dull market at previous quotations Of 81
- for ordinary 81 80 for good ordinary, 40 Al for
low middng, and - . ~ for middling We heard Of
one lot OF midding having sold low &c. and
strict good ordinary, part rcboxed, at 30c.
The Albany banks, in their last quarterly reports,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

FaxidHTa-Ine market was very quiet ous ar.es wers
Urn, owing 70 the scarcely OF Iregnt ROOM oome VI INV
snpowners wiz not Jay tne'r vessels ON ~ copsn. 's
rs .ney expec. 70 gee gan'h 20 uIea. d e,o
them quite Indifferent and they expect 10 % enabled 20
dictate theT own terms Shippers on tnc v"ea num- a
MINK rtes ao iu a. Hill a. ~ Zoo hh III r
engaeemenss i Nv "a.'v h .V !.
a. o. ano per ssamer Dusnes ac v"I h o l,a =,
vcAcs onecso me- n, Inu poouor ISs tons
1so. lug S.a Ts 800 's sa cnn NO bsrrs
70 sousn s,oe O1oa ana Duck, vIa So,"S W.
IrVm Gov oay' " -, 70 savann p coS % - 20 90
SCHOONER Tm ~ p ~ 40 ~ nv 'bsmce ~
one from Eii.apo'npor W rorAanu 30 ono IT,
Caias nour 39c ana corn, o. one 70 Lyn 1a.s -
ssnIP TON Novassa is1nu W aao" ni ~, Ill; 80
bania DARK 70 NORM sue yama,ca an" onoA sU y. ~
70 anu mn WV "'s' ~ '"'
Me9 .etlsnean, pcsroleum' pItxa'S .e,s :. an ~,..,
HOPS continue IN steaay t.ade aemsna AZ u" r a.
we noss saies o. n4V Daes o1 crop ~ 10y. o, a
no. new "Trip - svu' wi , Wy o"''u' P''0 'o "'
iotS FLOCK oi new ID sun suihi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Brooks Boot md Shoe Emp0rlum.-The
srarst and Boots Shoes 0sors and
slippers ladies' gcnts misses boys and ohiidrcnn The
cty-No. 575 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

A.-Diarrh@s, Dyscntcry, svmmer . Cor n.
plant &C., speedily cured by using MAGUIREB "bENNB
PLANT" Sold at3 Park row and BY all Drusgtsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

A.-Meersch aum Manu- lecturers, P0llek
SON 62 Broadway near Fourth Pipes and Cigar
holders wholesale and retail Pipes cut TO order mounteo
with silver aud repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-Tho Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Tho only Per-
feet Dye RegcnsratinG Extract OF Mleaeurs Fro
the hair 81 Barclay street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Agemts.-1, 900 Wanted, 90 Sell ID. bar.
NUNS sef sewer rebellion pictures, books, TO- Ftftseo
the largest profit paving articles the country
D. BARNUM, 600 Broadway n Y.
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An Extraordinary Opportunity.-ssSea
Island Shrts three dollars each. Emineny desirable
Principal excellence ana oom
paratively inanitesima price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray original color stops It's falling out keeps TIE
head clean. stands above comparison with any Other na
dressing Sold at the drug stores and at my omce, AZ
Broadway SARAH A. CHEyALIER. n d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

All Prizes Cashed ina Legal Lotteriess-.
o"''~'' N j. CLUTR. Broker. i7s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

BY the above appears that the actual banking CAPT
tai Of the Albany banks Is upwards Of four millions Of
dollars
Tho following Table shows the imports and exports Of
gold and silver into and from Great Britain during the
FIRST six months Of the present year. compared with the
imports and exports for the corresponding period In 1893
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saved penny earned, you will good round
having the Union Ccnont Roofing Company repair your
old root put felt which they win warrant
They boards shingles, other MATERIAL
make any roof tight matter how bad ITS present
condition Principal Offices 354 Broadway and 20 Barclay
street. New York, $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn (Coe
Murphy's auction rooms,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Omco
removed to 542 Broadway Shoulder Braces silk Elastic
Stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Belts Lady sttendene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

DIR. sehe mex Keeps . Full supply OF HE
PULMONIC SYRUP sEAwEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS at his rooms 81 Bond street, ut all times Tness
three properly taken will cure consumpsoo-tre
quenty In It's advanced stages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Al Engines.-Eriesson's Improved Ca
iorcs. l64 Duane street
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DIR. BlcknelI's Dysentcry syrup Com.
tains no opate highly aromatic, excellent In tAste eoa
ID BARNES CO.. Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

At Messrs. Fowler & Wella', Phrenolo-
gss Broadway Examinations with Char given daily
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattvs
and Wig depot Wholesale and retl No. Astor House
The dye applied by skiiful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

A.-POwors, Card Writer, 50. Mich las
Hotel pack OF 10 written in thirty minutes Established
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DIR. sehenck, OF Philadelphia. Will be
al hs rooms 81 street. Tuesday next september
at his time. between the hours OF A. ~ aud 5r H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Ready and Conclusive Test % the
properties Of ELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT ByOHU
will be comparison with those set fossh Ia The pniseo
DfdDenaatOrY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

The wheat market less active and prices declined
1c &c. per bushe The sales included 50 100 bushels
Genesee 81 50 10 for amber Michigan, ~ !! for
amber State, 81 50 81 IS for amber MilwAnkee,
the outside price for very choice in store and 81 90
81 50 for Milwaukee club The corn market was about
lc lower with only moderate business the sales being
confined a. 900 bushels at CSC. e0c for unsouno;
90c 9lc for sound mixed and 02Kc. for high mixed,
nearly yellow Oats in fair request and prices ad
vanccd about 1c bushe the sales were at SIC Tor
heavy Barley was in demand; 200 bushels new State
changed hands 81 12H Malt neglected and prices
remain entirely nominal
CoFFlE.-Thc demand continued good and full prices
were realized Stock at the present time consists OF
70 900 bags Rio ass do Porto Rico 2541 do Laguayra
4943 do Maracaibo ITO do Java, i54 do savana, $50
do Costa Rica 5970 Bahia and 1000 mats Java; total
u, $50 bags and 900 mats.
CorToN fairly active and prices, though without
material change wers rather rmer; holders were
asking 43Hc for New Orleans middlings The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Eufeebled and Delicate Constitutf0oss
of both .sres use HEfMBOLDs BxrRACT BUCHu, n
viii dive energetic feelings and enable you 70 s'e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

sso Rare Rsceipts-ContsinisE, 100 m 49,.
secrets and much valuable Information s.sve nae by
,,h,,c Including over 100 receipts now ~ 90.
H. eslebrsisd Metropolitan Hotel q ,h,s e,X DO
Oeas, nailed postage srsS .s,ss, - Hrss6rsJ, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

The Chemung Railroad Company VIII pay on demand'
q treasursr's Office No Broad street. quarterly dvi.
dend Of two per cent, free Of tax.
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Electricity, Magnetism, Galvantsm enA
OsIyanic Baths administered Mt % Bond street