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SALES AZ AUCTION.
X coLros. ASerlosEER
y ~ Y = 7" -
Administrators sale
OF eleeant Household Furniture.

AdminsiTAor's sale
or eeeant Household Furniture
farlor srs OF the rchest
sesh PATE Nifrors. Lace Curtains and Cornces vslve
~ a iapesirL cApsts, two rosewood Pianos Silver
chi,s s,a d Mare. Bron1es richly decorated French
ruii. nv nass Ware bnnes Escrilores krens!on and
Uehie sSiss marble top Dressing Bureaus Beds Mat
"esses Dsa iahsa, bo9As OIL Painting 4c.. &C.
20 ihuie a-t, De- "a lCl. O'Clock, No. a West
Thirty eighth siesI between Eth ana Sixth ayepues Gv
large four story house every kins ana a.
hnn '. reAiy kosu .tue cata0s be obtained
IoHN !. vANDEWATER, AucrlokEER.-C H. WAT
- son viii sell by virtue u two chaite mortgages on
Thursday Dec. ~ A. II A. NJ Paul Falk's Befyidsrs
Eighth avenue between lU7ih Osll streets con
ssling q ie buildings and osnuidnss thereon together
hotel comprising Pier and Aante nrroTs Carpets Rose
wood Paneoge Chairs, Tables GLASSWARE, crocacry Bar
Fixtures Kitchen Utensils together With everything aposr.
islains 10 the hotel business Terms cash. Dspos
CURED ON al parties n1snoSn ~ The sa.onser - ot.er
Iall phase.
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dividend. SAVAGE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
~ $lbJ god foot payable demand IL the agency
.; Ale Bank u ,ia'ifUrnis.
LEES 4 WALLER, 81 Pine street
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L0ST AND EouNn.

r>prNp-A LONDON CHECK FOR ilW SrERksu
i owner address, wi,a particulars, 20 A. y H., isfad
T70T-I5--1 rnfb wArcg wirH cuATv arrAcaD.
x ,a ors el IA. .ssnses ~ tovo, wess SIDE. 0wDstsn
hvA sans en proyias cgerty and pAy'og sSsise.p
CouSr-a ROLL or MONEY n BfalER sTRGT
4 On Monday The a,h. Owner have me same byp-
s.;lus IL. psifr.s ful'on street and pr''''sD
7 osT--rIif FOLLOWING NrNBEREp AND 4. |
ia seteed :sle United States Treasury Notes ts.lr !
sHrsa rs ssrs been Loaf t' ~ sssss BAH
and Sros.r. are esn,ored sssDs, nssosns paehAss
LIZ sssa wv paid Their recovery Of ferinA
tSe s cH'ss ne, ltse ss , . inclusive. ls
s Co. s s' U.s. 'ts . a < T ss's:i' "si;ss
ssS SofI a * !. \. &: 's's i's
s,es SorKs-Sos. is iss 10 SD 49, tlcusy.; ls3s-s
'ss !s;;s !: ss A !s;A 4; A &
., SeaIks-So: I'll ;.s s. :"
s ~ iisc. iss. ' ics rs 'i iosss 80 , 80
Tsio us 100 % 1s7i7 Inclusive and 10. ss3sa Iics
soop SoTF~yo rt7oB -. $1,000
s..:: d ss g. :s g s:ss e s q I
s A. staS s s::s SIT ss. i Ass.
80 90 yoiss-sa. s.yis 1855. iacoi. i;a.,ss '
ac 80, r7oi3 and rTcS ...........+........... 40
s' j ss; S IS; :: i !:
Posi- Once DspArsnlcnt Nav York F0st once.
Ns~ yosx Dec. 10 1851
n osr-ON SUNDAY. DECEMBER ABOUr xII,.
IL day between ST. Bsholotn-ws church and the Abe.
n.tlr iIo- Purse eonts Mug small sunof money aud
Two rings valued from association person
y~turu,bs the rurs to rs Wavefiey place the
msney aud will greatly cblise The oser.
+ osT-ov TUESDAY nOaHiSe IN HENRY OR RUT.
~ gers street. Mink Collar suitable reward vii he
gwen BY leaving It a. fT Henry street.
\ osT-O1 MONDAY EVENING AT sfFINwAY
Ia Hail Dickens Reading 10 or Dsar seat No 80 u
N second balcony adys dsrt Nina Collar The Hinder
VIII be sushy rewarded ~ leaving u with q. ~ Psitsn.
eiil q Co. a. Para rcw.
4 osT -pEcEMBFR g. NEAR TWENTY. FIRST SrREEi
IL and Fifth avenue, pink satin Fan, with lace initials
The fnder viii be literally rewarded BY taking same 10
room ~. ~ wsi street
n osr--oS THE .9rH nFCrNBER. A LONG FARRiNj
IL eoid and Essnrs going from Thirteenth street. Rrosj
wsy 10 Tfth svenue hotabe will be paid at Is
Fiftb avenue.
4 osT-ON TUESDAY LvESTSG. DEC. TO- A MINK
Ia Collar between steeuth and Twsny third streets ~
rhe fuder viii be literally
irz u Al ia West Twenty tniro street
I nsr.--iF TIE rAhfy WHO vARRIED AWAY rRO "
IL ~ wcss ThI-yIcorth street Bouds, Diamonds, Ar.,
WI confer ne stang terms for ther reiorn
Ne win I've treated with s,rat coincidence.
GrnLEs Will TrfE.. rwp LADIES VINO .R0JT
- fnvr froadwrv IN rifih tfg. cst "
yesosas, sy no lost her pd CT. please
saI or ahd heir addsccs 4 ~ Canal street, New
AMI cbhad
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r,os sAtE-srrnNpfp COACH rEAA, R6Acg IL ,
n hands haa ioar ssiis; sysi.h sni gu.ei - =
dr.yars ercc.le4t iol famiy carriage. Apply % n II.
HEWfir, American rsrte.s sAU'es Hrberi ard iaeHi
rec
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(tAPirAL wAkrED-fN A SAFE CASH MANUFAC.
~ tusins ha.iness monopoly. pronla large. eoof
opportunity cor active nan with moderate caplai.
Address scranton, Herald osnee.
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fyouPoNs DUE JANu.taY OF MORTGAGE BONDS
" o. the San Fransisao ana San Jose Railroad Company
VIA be pad Al ts Ageaey Of the Bank or California 50 Pine
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~ cember IA ALP. Il. Match e<op; m,ie heats. best
Smh H. y.owss b. ., 90 waSon' X rusus's . 2. :"
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A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY TWELVE HUNDRED
"A shares James River and Kanswha stock IN virginia
par eV Vii accept SO per far .ae whole. Appy
u u. H. LONDON, W broadway.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
DO it with 'Ehy Might.

Fortune, success, fame, position, are
never. gained but by piously, determinedly.
bravely sticking, growing, lively to thing
until it is fairly accomplished. In short,
you must carry thing through, if you
want to be anybody OF anything. No
society, the thousand early qualifications of
life. No matter for these. Stick to the
thing, and carry it through. Believe you
were made for the matter, and that no one
else can do it. Put forth your whole ener-
gies; Stir, wake, electrify yourself and 90
forth to the task. Only once learn to carry
thing through in all its completeness and
proportions, and you will become a HERO
You will think better of yourself: Others
will think better of you. OF course they
will. The world, in its very heart, admires
the stern, determined doer. Drive right
along, then, in whatever you undertake.
You'll be successful never tear.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

A large number of prominent citizens of
Pennsy lvania recently rendered ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan public dinner, as an ''ex-
preston of their continued respect and adj
miration." TO this proffered honor Mr..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

''The wonderful progress of Medica
S# AXScience during the past stc gears only
~ ~. .Amakes it possible for the consci ientious
~ RT1 Physician to declare, now that CONsUMP-
~ ~ NaTION is as CERTAINLY CURED as hlterD1it-
. tent EeUer, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT.
d as Small Po1. .''--Rsv. Charles f. King, III. d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FORTY
eight acres orlard fer sale, situate on the Ma
tional road and the Livingston road: The land is
entire as a whole, or in smaller OTIS.
Also. 1o2 acres of land on the National road three
miles east of Columbus, with good buildings, or
chard, and is in good order.
Also. 90 acres on the National road, five miles east
of Columbus, with good house, orchard, DC.
Also 70 scres adjoining the above, with a good
house. barn. &C., or IA acres on the same road.
The land is in the best condition, and will be sold
at bargain and on easy terms.
For particulars, inquire OF
~ THOMAS MILLER,
Two miles east Of Columbus on the National road
or of t - GEO. EAkHART,
noY15-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-21

Sa's on s ss g. S q ss' ss's ys
@ o. &c of napta we a. We pa 'ss sais
soe standard white on me spot NJ q and ooo do 10
ior rs seItsmeei a 2Se s,,. ard 100 do
lard PORK better dsns ass' and big tOasa
ss 81 .ae SU lost and q ss close regular
and prices were dentcali Cor future delivery ens WA
I'D G Price - Tor % "a a.
e Tor prime ,, and g.; prime e uus ia
sstisT deg ~. a. and fra g s @ extra mes
steady Win saiss VET S pa saa
Va: more 9 ss@ sss and @ o hama Basop
& cut ~ Ssss sad &c. 5S a. isi Sr oa S
msFks. for lsTa was more active aud shade better The
'os s and i ssr s s ssay
ess hs a, oo Sic for state and lie s for Western
RICE heard Of no sales Of any description prices
svsARIhe demand for raw continued good and prices
T Se . a@ a. rsaeRs fss.
for Ens ann aai s :. os r ts Reo ol sso
soaes Al iie ic Refined Was moderately active and
' s 5ss, s and
a ssss III s. ss:.
the saies wore uemportsn prices were unaered howeyer
Ss 90 DO al grease asau :. s. sAss ~
:, kinds Of grass dull ana nominal at
, sricss arnly hold but the business was
~ ana we have only to note the sale OF 800 pcus cassa
was sold 10 the oxten! Of about 100
a "a ag prices Straits we're n fair .o d.
and 500 Do ssris s in he moa.s S Sovs%s.r
1ate terms Banea was quoe al 2tac., aud English at
Ec OF plates VIZ heard OF sales l. 9. charcoal was
quoted at ~ rs ~ 90, gold.
fopiCcokcntueky fair demand. ut firm prices.
seed Leaf active but steady Sales 57 hhds Ken
tdoky l6c; so Connecticut seed at l5c 25c
Tor 1866 crop IS do. Ohio private terms and o. bales
Havana, In bond, on private terms
moderately active 200 hsif chests black
IAIIoy was in fair demand and irm. The supply
was light particularly OF prime quality The sales
l5O lbs at llsc. l2cthe latter price for prime city
WursESy.-Reccpts, 3a5 bbls The market steady,
but quiet Small sales reported of Western Ia bond
at Sc. Sic
WooL.-The market for domestic very much unset
ticd and prices quite irregular There less de-
mand. and the few sales effected supply the
wants OF manufacturer Foreign dull, bus as the
STOCK Is light holders were very firm ia their prcteuso;s
The sales OF fleece 10000 lbs. i2c 61c. in.
Guiding 2a,oC0 lbs Illinois Mt 4s'.c. 47isc. mixed
lot OF 2Joc lbs Ohio at btr.; $1,000 do.
State and Ohio at i2c Coo 500 do Iowa i5c 5000 do.
tubhed Ado. 45c 5000 do washed Western st 2lc:
5000 do do. Louisiana 3c. 1000 do do Virginia at Bic;
$50 do. bury New Orleans l6&c., and unwa3hed
Illinois apart from the large io previously reported 10 900
lbs. a9c Bic tho other sales 10000 lbs.
Lambs pulled SC 40c 5000 do do. a, 3I1c. s?c.
small lot No. at zoc la000 do Sheep Ale aSsc;
2j,00 lbs California al 25c &c., and 220l Texas At
100 &c. or foreign the sales 81 bales Fort Philip
at 57c 90 Go lbs Cape at 4c. iec aud Is bales East
turfQ
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THE ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE TREASURY.
Letter from Secretary NcCuIioch.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August II, 1887.
II. A. VAN DYtK, Esq, Assistant Treasurer New York
SRI have received from you Nos. l and OF
the Globe which seems TO DO devoted to assaults upon
the Treasury Department aud the national credit. No
man In the country has deeper interest than myself
knowing whether not there have been overssues
In the Printing Bureau of the Treasury Department
as you hate , 'ss 70 be-
made from It's organization up to the 9th Of January
last by some OF the most competent and reliable en-
ployes Of this Department from their report aim sat.
isfled that there have been overssues Of
eminent securities or government obligations Of any Kind
aud that the reports which been indrstrously
circulated your city and in other parts OF the country
In regard to frauds ia the Treasury Depa rtmen are
without foundation The public may rest satisfied that
the monthly statements Of the condition OF the Treas
ury the signature Of the secretary are entirely
correct.
OF examining committees arc likewise groundess.
enclose a copy Of the partial report OF the com.
70 ms
firms the conclusion OF the committee stated ia their
partial report am very y truly, yours 49, r..
TREASURY THE UsrrEp srlrKAt
WASHINGTON, March q, 1867.
cur.cs perfect or mpersct prepared course pre-.
soa c q Is
By snse the dsctcd they
have been daily em5oyed in the duty assigned them and
they deem 1t advisable 10 further partial report,
That ne Committee x: ha,. made Ssn careful
coupons, and up TO the present time, lind evidence
that there has been fraudulent OF such
curios the Of the United States through
Treasury Department Or otherw:e and they 40 not hes
that fraudulent issue has been made An e1am
nation OF tho oce Of the Register OF the Treasury In which
redemption Of such securities registered confirms this
opinion the apparent duplication 70 very small amount
OF notes and coupons being mos reasonably
counted for being made In numbering alter
stions made after their Issue. Very respectfully.
A. g. PRATT
AW XhHYflSsAis s
Hon. ITUcH McCuLLocH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN GREENE STREET.

The Victim Receives Four Bullet Weunds-
Arrest Of the Wouid-be Murderer.
The rage for shooting indiscriminatey and using Ore
arms with injury to the person still continues 10 exist
in ths city, Notwithstanding the many examples made
OF assassns who have suffered the death penalty for
their crimes Scarcely more than . week has passed
over our heads since the public presented with the
details of the execution of OBrien at the Tombs, for
the murder OF his sweetheart, Kate Smith. In little
more than week another unfortunate suffers for her
msdeeds At Elizabeth, N. j.; and yet crime still
continues In our midst and the revolver and
the knife are the nseparabls companions OF
certain class who constantly use them the instant
thor base passions or that supposed or un-
intentional offence is given These shooting Affairs are
freoueut low groggeries houses Of prostitution and
other resorts Of bad character house belonging, 90
another OF those disgraceful encounters Joseph Monk
hon German living at Is Greene street, near Canal,
keeps ostensbly lager beer saloon and On
mon for prostitutes theves and the worst Kind
OF rowdies and oafers man named John Casey, who,
n A alleged is member OF the latter class entered the
saloon yesterday afternoon and called FOR and drank two
or three glasses Of beer. An alteration Immediately
took place between him and the proprietor Monkho6,
revolver and fred At Casey four times, lodging three bull
let's in his band and one IN the neck OF the three shos
that struck that took effect In tho hand one bit tho
second Joint OF the thumb carrying on thai member
Completely. The wounded man WAS Immediately taken
Bellevue HoSpna Wnete ne nov ies IN eeoBotvus
postou. HIS asssiant, Monkhon Immediately ar
rested and locked up in the Eighth precinct police
station His version OF the affair is TO the effect that
Casey entered premises and called for Two glasses Of
lager and alter drinking them said he had no money and
demanded dozen more, which were refused him. when
he pcked up large luncheon bowl and threw at the
landlord striking him in the breast and depyvng him
on breath for few seconds When the latterrecovered
hImssf he nred a. he states shot al Casey In the
saloon and another at him In the street. The revolver
used on the occasion however, shows four o. the cham
the same number Of shots Casey was not well known
10 the police; but representing himself ~ friend
Of hIs va guilty OF such rough conduct In the station
house a. 10 obige the ocers TO eject him, The pr.
sonsrs house well known. He had but second class
censthat IT, 10 sell beer; but some time ago On tne
occason OF are breaking out on the premises, the po
lice discovered barrel Of whskoy hid away In the real
part Of the building. He will probably have hearing
this morning Of the Jefferson Market Police Court,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-21
IHE NAVY YARD.

The Monitor Onondaga Undergoing Imports
ant Repsirs-Thc sabine, the Don and the
scheolship Portsmouth.
The ron-clad Onondaga came 10 the yard on The 18th
instant and now lies snugy alongside the wharf, under
the mastng shears On the 10th her pilot house weigh.
ing over forty tons, taken on shore. BY this she
has been raised bodily forward about Eve inches 10
said In addition 10 her having already landed her two
nftsen inch guns and two two hundred pound rifles.
she will land her gun carriages port shoppers and oil
supersuous weight The French crew are ali comfortably
located on board Of her, and with the French sag an she
locks a. though che had always displayed those cooa
By the accounts Of her last trip she WAS badly towed,
indeed, not towed Al ALI FOR the steamer that attempted
n could NOS get the towlme out Of the water indeed
never ,autened M consequently the blight swept n the
water ahead Of the 0nondaga and made her yaw badly
no that she became almost unmanageable. The officers
of the Onondaga confident that upon the next at
tsmpt she viii 70 finely, 40 they have learned many
neculIayes Of the weasel probably new 70 them. Her
nrumpe which worked indinsr6nty, have been put In
order ana ID about ten days she will start upon her
'o{ss:' usi.sd states schoolsnp Sabine, Commander
raryv viii leave this port The 2lst upon cruise.
Ths United States despatch boat Don, Commander
chandler. win leave In few days for shs Southern
'' s: slsslsap sx,sassls nswdsSs ~. sasr.
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AMUsENNNTA.


DOYs MAKE FROM ONE TO THREK DOLLAR
ID DAY sfLLfkG ritE EVENING TIN.E6RAN
ONE HUNDRED MOHE WANTED Ar 30 ANN STRBBS
BROADWAY THEATRE ADMISSION 80 GENTS
~ The press aud pub'ic unanimous III their praise Of
CASrE AND TnE FLoRENCES
Crowded and delighted audiences nighlly attest
TIE sOfEKiOK ACTING or TfIE FLOREN0EN.
AND THE MERITS OF CASTE
Ten ghf3 aad two matnees morc only Of
CASTE AND THE FbOkENCE5
lhese De- giiu comedy performances must postyey cad
on r-tufday Argus H. 10 coasequenoe OF other enseGu
Mr.. aud Mes. W. r. FLoRENCE
MRS Y. = Chanlrtl Mrs q. II Gilbert. Nj. W OGvid1Q
d.. oHen Marl,we and Mr. n, Lamb
ALL IN InEtR ORIGINAL OHARAOrERa.
SATURDAY THIRD CASTE MATINEE -
MOTHER TRIUMPH FOR LorFA
Bflliaai Artistic TIT ~
THE INcOMPARABLE Lolita
ia hsr ps ionalioas Of the two characters.
lLf1Lk NELL. AND THE MAkOHlONE3S.
LITTLE NELL AND THE MARCHI0NEsS,
Ia q new Az. tiamati1atoa OF Dickens
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
Of tha. title exprsssly adapted for her by
JOHN BROUUiiAM, Esg
EVERY EvENfN0 Till FUfTtfR NOTICE.
n, Lr m.s NEIL AND THR SAHcHloHESs.
BRoOGiiAM's DRAMA
L0TfA'9 INPER30NAT0N
lnotjeItst 10 the drama graphic representation oe
AN EN9Idau FAIR
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the demand Tor whes wssfariy active but business was
By ss q e ssds sss 1s
general and the general market At the close was qne
and aSSS. s. = nss
G oy Whit q - for sYss s: ~. Mssan isd
i ; new E Western SG u to Sa stats
Lots to .rsye Offered Ss AL Isl mellow s Sss
gSo bushels q 81 81 IL lor unsogsd Western
81 s. q ~ sd 5Sf TRSss sSs y g
w ss other sS. s %
we're " re- about 900 bushels sgs Tor southern;
=: :sa & .. e. 1:s Ssf az s ~
s,s. t %srs sss s. ~ sd nominal Of malt the
gusyr BAcs-aemaIned dun and nominal
heard Of nothing important Small sales only were made At
Hixr-NanIs was steadily held Ike, gold; 500 bales
sold e Bo:;oa 4. ltc Juts was in fair demand
HIVE mcdsrs.ysiy active and seadyat soc ese
for shipping and q 3 60 sT F,Ia Is. n. demand
was fair. Sales 60 bales at sc 7oc.
% rs % s.srS S s no but ssa IL
r oss at ~ "a sSsp sas
;ss,.s Ss "a ssa.s !: .ss p ss
ola .s @ non, wSns ss1 r. and on nS f%
mnn-The stock % hsmoct :. aecumula.ing under
s .s ar. ns ;rs IS
9 a: r ssT: DE s.''y s ss'i'd ss =
% o '' ss S.s'sl or as:S sss A. %'s
E,se ss,<c.; middle d. 2s,sc soc, Light Do sstc
se.c coed damaged, all kinds and weights, 2sc 2ec
poor do do DO, lsI.c 22,sc and In the rough, sec
DC; light DO sec sc; middle cropped, s5c &c., light
Do csc 4sc the rough, heavy, &C. Sc middle soe
LEAF snes Ike large tales published in last report
has ruled quiet but t. god for ordinary foreign
LArus were steady a, ~ for Eastern, .,,,
LINE WAS moderately active and steady nSiio TOT com
LusssR Al inds we're without decided change East
ern spruce was quoted SIS fsl,
MoslssrsThe marx 81 decidedly active and quite
esdy The sales SO hhds aud 81 bbs fBaIbaoos ~
hhda DO and 3ldo. do, all private terms ~ aacs
s5 hhds and "a bb,s ~ Croi a. Sc and :, e.
go hhda Cuba, $3.50 DO Porto Rico and I'D do Engsn
NAVAL sroxr.-The market for spirl1 turpcniins
opened heavy ~ 5sc. but closed 6rmer al be5 sbse
he sale, hewsvsr were shs ssns confined 70 ssog, ~
fair demand in port for export and prices ruled rm Com.
mon vas quoted - sk ~ with saies OF 1000 bills tn
besides were 100 bbls and common strained
- rs do strained ~ y NV $50 DO pale az y 70
@ sS s Sa s ss. WmIns,oO az
Crushers prices q 81 81. Fish oils stead
500 bbls sperm ~; 200 DO northern whale at 6c; 80
DO. souihsrn on pryass terms; snd In Boston ilp dc
Al 70 for prime ety. CITY distilled red was quoted 81 oo
/ 65c. and olive IN casks At ~ 9ael 6c
Prfpoipun Crude remained dull. but prce1 were will
out material alteration The sales ESQ bbl low eravit
in bulk al i3c-the last sale In bbla ds a isc 70
y4pt1lt vAH bsns vlp,sau sesss p,fsi ~ sslss VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-21

CANDLFs-k anantine n moderate obbiag demand
at zoo &c Sperm were steady st A0c abc and patent,
ccrssG-The msrse, for Rio quiet bat steady tho
aqssisf Culinary R%i ase &c., t sas
isc. sos MarscaDS ise issc Lssusyr. i f4c
49,. ST. Domingo. l5kc. > Ice. Msssrs. William seottx
Sss r isHSa DO Il B.no
Incl ana q S bags S % "a S sag
caibo ei do Laguayra 40 do ST. Domingo, aud $40 do
Cxxxsr.-Rosendale was unchanged at 81 80.
DYrwoops supply q losSood par.ou!ariy Of the
rsces we're r at for s.
DaUes DYKs steady. with moderately active
s SS arrive private oo Do soda
soa 20 90 :. 90 q s e rene go keEs
@ .s sT G. ssa ao Saas s sS s Iss
Esney 100 do do arrive !. sc gold Is ceiooas
s sps .' sns ana
sres. ssc SAs oS.so " !. .nS psS
ISIS ssrs. ro: soa e. d e SI%
low lis 3d. and 800 boxes cheese terms To Bre
Sfn s az ~ % S ss. s
d. aud so bales TO-, private The char
s u.s. s:4n :. ri :Ss 81. IT,
& per Schooner soo sw HAVEN from
To r Ss's sSs The American :hp City d
ssn sseS With ssoa Sbs from
pha to dcrsss for orssr: on S, ssur d. and
900 gs corn meal 2slsI bushels wheat s. 9a DO corn,
oa The -four mt ns sssn 70 e sro
cents per Dbl while ali kinds drmsr shipping grades
O,sd rs wa steady The
were abou, 1900 bbs Rye -four was hrmsr IN sympathy
Ts Wales 2 sssy a. ~ q Ss
within the range OF $40 30 Sil Corn Neal was steady
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Tho aggregate value OF the exports exclusive OF
spece from the port OF New York foreign ports for
the week ending Angus, 20 81, sa2 Sol, against
eS,o2S, 544 for the waok previous.
Ths receipts for customs and the reosipts, pay mcnts
and balances at the 5ubTreasury in shs city for the
expired portion of the week have been as follows:-
Custom House ---Sno- TveasSry-----
Rec.ips. Receipts. Payments Balanc.s
Aug 10 Sa36lSs $12 sos 64S $l2 088 $685. 642
Aug go. 605, 900 4,5ss, 02a 2.9le529 l36, OIL 133
Tho Philadelphia bank statements Of the past two
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neglected BY the public. Al the Grss board Rocky
Mountain closed &c. lower than at the yester-
day, selling at 81 As: Consolidated Gregory Gold So.
selling at So 65. Smith & Parmeles was l6S. higher
ing ct IS 65 New York aud Eidorado sold at 81 co.
Consos and American seOuri..ss were quoted thus in
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A TEST SUIT AGAINST TIE MERCHANTS uAns EXPRESS
C0ApAkt

AIBANY August 90 1867
test cult has been Instituted in the United Staes
District Court for tho Northern district OF rev York ~
Henry Z. Phelps, Of Michigan, through MIR. John H.
reynolds, OF this city. his counsel against tho Ekeou
tive Committee OF the Morchants Union Express Com.
pany and the company ITSELF restrain the forfeiture OF
his stock and the collection OF tho last call for ton per
cent and also TO back the money paid aud have
us name stricken from the subscription list.
motion Tor an INJUNCTION according TO tho prayer OF
tn bill OF complainant has been noticed to DO heard Do
fore Jusce Nelson, at Coopersown, on the 10th inst