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SADDLE Cloths.
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WASHINGTON. May ~ 1866.


HEADQUARTERS AnxIrs OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHisGToS. May ~ 1866
NTESSRS. NICHOLS a. TOMPklNS, Newark n.
WI J-SR tried for several months patent SADDLE
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Vice, or when much used under the saddle
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Ohio Jaly 3, 1883
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Dons.on Nashville in May 1864 uscd all my Georgia snd
horses days and both horses have clean ard sound
backs started from Nashville This the best tss
you could have Of your patent 81 using the sane
Your. truly, w. I. SHERMAN MsjorGen
FROM MAJOR GEN. J. II. WILSON
WILMINGTON. Del, April 1885.
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saying tho felt cloth which you nave patehe
best have used for preventing injury
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becoming aud dust but Il bears washing sd
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has been washed but since ht began TO use ~ %
certainly Travelled other Saddle Blanket or pes
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE g. 1885,

ramatinc works are now being put up has turbine don't
Ike them as well the others.
PLANS FOR FUTURE WORKING.
In the management Il this estate the bfst and great object
~ be to work mines % the most nfOh II TIE company
and IN - do IL by driving de,d ahead as last 40 u
can be inlc0usy insure pay metal prospective ana ID
ri 10 work for year ahead at Ill tines keeping all the
n and mr. shafts with the main tunnels perfect order 70
ke Out a lie pas MEAL you so 10 let the nine cave or
collapse vihout ljrY 10 It. To know you have me best
mode working the quartz and saving the most goa w"s
Mi insure the greatest pr liz Company ie rest Of tue
estate Is rAng comparison 10 this IN its managemeh
hold that II Is the amount Of rock worked That WIN 90 ~
bu s seems 10 be tie principle acted mp 10 snort
time since but there he raised WORKING caPal 10
put things in proper shape You must employ sOou
WHO is paid to work ou for tLe COmpanys interests ana wi"
give il his every day service. -, ~,
We expect few days 10 send by telegraph INC Iosuts
tho first workngs with the amagainlzor beng erected
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The nIaripesn Estate.

Parties engaged in California mining stocks will be
interested the following intelligence received from the
Marposa estate and furnished by Captain Henry j. Hail.
who has charge Of the new machinery and matchmaking
process on the Manposa. We have permission from Mr.
Brumagim TO publish the information it came TO him.
Additional facts will be furnished from time TO time.
GREAT RICHNESS MARirosA
BENTON Mills, BEAR VALLEY A pril q, 1865
Mr. MARK BRUMAGiM-Dedr Sra Your brother; MT Jacob
smagam machnery to Inspect the principal mines on the
hapOsa estate and send TO opinion about the value
have examined the four principal which having
taken from them the Asrpose Princeton Josephine and
Pine-trce They are all, believe. No. ole mines
THE JOSEPHINE VEIN.
The Josephine has the beet Of my Judgment $500
Of tai above the lower tunnel be dead
work aS~sver 20 obtain TINS result From the tunnel next
above the lowest one to the top groupings there is yet
large amount Of quartz that should be taken
twice. ard working ii al again to fnaity
there few days OF will require good min
great profit The strike Of the vein las also the Pineee
and northwest the all in shoots tending
fore the tunnel should be driven further To cQt this
pay metal the has been found that direction
Iey bet een The lower and The next tunnel above a. in This
tunnel should be placed small steam hosting machine (r
e 600 taking but oneha cord Of wood for twelve hours
work, which will be portable. to be moved pay
shoot worked through to it, all tue pay metal be
dumped down and at the lowest tunnel The rock Of
downward following the heels Of The inclined
shaft and both sides Of IT, until the pay shoot is entirely
worked outs therefore the taking out Of good pay will be
simultaneous with the sinking Of Inclined shaft when there
bot small shoot Of pay the wDdass will be the
The pay metal In these shoots sometimes
the width Of the whole but In most II In seaks
changing through the rn from the hanging 20 the foot
walls mostly found the other Of the main
va IL requires careful engineering and careful prosp
u mine the 10 leave the barren quartz with the
least dead work.
PISRTRHE VEIN.
The PpStee mine has IKE the Josephine been ep0rhtd
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LIME--Rockand is in small supply and firm at 81 90 for
Common and 80 10 for Lump. -
LEAD-Pg in good demand and firms sales Of 'Oo tuns
sOft ut 6ic.. gold. l.. g. r.. III
grades; sales # u bids. Porto Rico at e0c
NAVAL STORES-An descriptions have been very quiet
but we have o change to nole 10 prices. -.
OILS Lnseed is firm, with moderate demandi we lnoe
81 57dS 50 for City Fish OILS are quiet at 81 5oG q ~
FOR Crude Whale and % 80 for do. Sperm. Lard on IS hFn
bat qnet; quote at 81 4Oa 81 for No No ana irme
PROVISIONS business In Pork Is limited ana pflees
are enser though the close there is rner ieenE ana
some Inquiry: future delivery sales OF go bbs MISS
seller June al $50 GaI 500 do do seller July at soO ~
s3l and 500 do do seller October at 81 50i the sales
eash and regular 800 bbs Mess at $50 JOd so 10 i
remains firm with fair demand sales Of 22J Dbls Mt SlS~
s4 tDr Old Plain Mess Sl6Qs2i for New do; siUs "r
d Extra and s9O1 s24 New do Tierce Beef and eef
Hams are dull and nominal Cut Meats and Bacon are both
very auiet the absence OF sales prices must ne re
gsrded as nominal Lard duh and shade 0Ter sales OF
400 pkgs. 2Qic for far 10 prime steam and Ae'Ie
Rendered
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET O'cLocE.-Pork was
very dull and closed heavy $50 ST. Beef was hrm Lard
dul and heavy.
PETROLEUM-The market Is dull but prices are without
change; sales OF Grade the spot at 2O1ble ana enneo
in bond at II 0i2lc 500 bbS d. buyer Juy u 70cr anu
500 do, buyer August, at 46c.
RICE-Nothng iranspred to-day In the way Oh SAFES
prices Iemaing n0mnaliy unchanged. .. An
SUGARS-The market r Raw SUGARS has been rsther dnl
asd prices arc heavy closing at O Oic for ar 10 good re
flung; GALES Of 800 at l0 for Cuba Refined are
quiet At l6i a 6.c for Herds; n, W..
SEEDS-lirass Seeds are dill and nominal Rough Flax
See is scarce firm at s2 s56s3 20 per bushei oil 10 ID
Calcutta Linsoed is quiet at Is 10
TOBACCO-The demand Is only for immediate wants.
sales III hhds. Ky. at IS co.
TALLOW-The inquiry Is limited but holders ask nru
micesi sales OF 5000 10 at l2c for City. .
WHISKY The man ket Is quiet and Unchanged saies u
80 bbls. at - 26i Gs227 for Western.
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1t is stated that Mr. +. H. Galaher whose Evening TX
change and Stock Board closed some months ago. now
proposes to open room on the first floor OF the
Fifth Avenue Opera House building. There Will be no
call Of Stocks but suppose, the usual opportunity for
speculation.
This is a rival of the Evening Exchange" conceded TO
be one of the most disgraceul institutions" in New
York and quite os demoalizing any gamblers hell or
bagnio in town. If the NewYork Stock Exchange wishes
to keep within the pale of decency it will at once take
measures TO keep its customers from dealing, through
them at any board after the Long Room closes. With
this Evening Exchange in operation brokers and brokers
clerks are kept at work from d. m to midnight, to
crafty class of who nothing but desperate
gamblers and who had better abandonW ast and eonhne
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The New-Jersey Railroad makes the following annual
statement:
total receipts for the year e75eSl 30 an In
those Of the previous year amounting TO tJ2
creased 1854 800 q and the receipts for the transportation OF
freight increased S 3 e. The total expenses were slO2
657 G being increase OF s2s667 30 over the pevoas
year and bearing ratio Of 81 IL O0bs ceBtum 10 the
amounted 10 s6i9 a. large amount was also paid Tor local
taxes and the Government tax scs 3O5 A. The total
amount Of taxes paid during the year was more than tee
per oentam our capital Twenty thousand dollars
we're added TO the sinking fund. and after the pay
sem annual dividends OF cent each increased IN
the dividends OF last year $50 ~ % by dividend
on the increased capital the Of s75 OF remained
surplus earnings The capital stock increased TO
s. 900 900 by the issue OF sGc 200 IN new stock In accordance
with the 81 the sockhodcs at the last
nua meeting and 10 the notice issued at that time
The funded debt increased $4,000 by the sale Of that
February 1865 leaving balance Of that Issue $3.50 0o In
tho Of the company the list OF January These
have since been Sold exchanged In the payment Of loan
Of 600 that maured the LIST Of May nit The floating
debt Of $4,000 paid with the proceeds Of these bonds
HowEs & MACY BANKERS, 80 Wall-street, New
York Gormey officers the Park BaDk -Four per cent in
terest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house the IneorpO rated
Bank.
PERSONS KEEPrsG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW as
they please and will be allowed Interest on their daily bal
at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the United States
Canada
Orders for PURCHASE SALE Of the various Govern
ment Stocks and Gold promptly executed for
the usual commission.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD STATE AID BONDS.
In by cALIrOnsIA fres Of 0o1snme, Tar
For sale by FISK 4 HATCH. Bankers, No. kasssu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
Family Markets,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN EEw-YORK.

FRIDAY June e-P NJ
The strawberry season is now fairly opened, and IN
ouatty there good show, but the quality Is not up 10 the
standard. little moro warm sunshine WI greatly lmpiofe
them The large berries ne4ry all wilson's Irces arc
gradually working down, though they are little stcr TO-DAY
Many soft berries are In market selling Deo" our
TIC Indications are that the strawberry Will be short
one and prices much lower than at present. Inc crop IS
bady injured by the late fosts this Spring The yegcbo
markets are almost daily adding something new IN tne me
In addition 20 have already been mentioned Weho~
and cabbages Gooseberes also added to the fruits FISH
are plenty aud Butter is also dcenngi eggs ad'ane
inc nule they are stale which dealers anxious To sell
before warm weather Some butchers have advanced the price
Of beef Poultry is little higher We quote;
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