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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-03

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE FIRST WARD
A large meeting of the citizens of the FIRST
Ward was held last evening, at Front and Nor
ris streets, on the occasion of the raising of
banner with the names of the Republican candi-
dates upon it. The Liberty Cornet Band was
present.
The following officers were chosen:-
Presdent-Lewis B. Thomas. .-..
Vice ePresdents-Jo ohm Carey, Thomas Mitchell,
Thomas Hoey, Henry O.. Gill, E. A. Merrick,
Alderman Jesse Bonsall, Alderman Samuel
Lutz, Daniel Bastian, Charles Humphries, aud
Samuel Peak. ... .-...
secrelaries-w. Harvey Money, Edwin ].
Loag, James Ghegan, James Brown, and
Samuel Thompson.
A series of resolutions were read by MIR. David
Foy, and unanimously adopted.
Hon. Charles O'Neill was the first speaker.
He SAID that the issues involved in this cam
paign are of the most impor ant character, and
whole ticket. He referred to the, great victory
in Vermont, and the large gain of the Repub-
licans in Wilmington, and remarked that the
rebels or Democrats were as much discouraged
as the Republicans had occasion to rejoice.
The next news will be from Maine, which will
no doubt roll up majority of ~, 600. The FIRST
Ward had always stood up galantly for the
ticket, and he hoped to see the same majority at
this election as was given for Abraham Lincoln
in 1864. The Republican party are only carry
ing out the principles which have saved the
country during the past seven years, and there
ought to be no doubt OF success. -
The treemen of Philadelphla and Pennsylva.
MIA understood the issue, and they are not to
give 1T up now. What we want for peace is the
election of that great solder-that great states,
man-the man who led your armies General
U. S, Grant (Cheers.l The speaker called
upon the citizens of the First Ward to help to
roll up big majority in October, as it is fore.
runner of the election in November, for it is
sure that as goes Pennsylvania in October, so
goes the whole country in November.
Hon. Charles Gibbons next addressed the
meeting. He said that the great question is
whether the Rebels and orators who attempted
to destroy the country shall be returned to
power, or whether the honest, loyal men who
fought gloriously for our flag shall retain
possession of the Government. The Democrats
have nominated Horato Seymour for President.
In 1864, shortly after the battle of Gettysburg,
the fearful riots took place in New York to
resist the laws OF Congress. Horatio Seymour,
the Governor OF New York, and the Commander
in.Chiet of all the militia of the State, who
commanded at least 10 600 bayonets, addressed
the rioters as his friends and told them to 60
home. Ia. r. III. 50 =
Colonel James Given, Hon. Wilmer Worthing-
ton, and others addressed the meeting, which
adjourned at a late hour. -rI.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-03
STOVES, RkNGEs, ETC.

IL N0TICE.-THE UNDE ERSIGSED
&EzsF on.d call attention OF the public 70 his l tl
sA9AG NAV GOLDEN hAGLE FUENAOE All,
N3c This Is an entirely new heater. IL is so con.
stTucted ns end itse 70 genera, tAYor
ben < y cen bInaton OF wrought and cRstlron II h
very IN It's copstuctlon ana ~ perfectly airs
tigft tsef oieanl g. having 90 ploes or drdns to be
takep out and Cleaned lLis so arranged Win upfght
dues ~ 40 produce anger amount or heat FRO the
ssme weight OF yQal tbhp apy furnace now In nse,l
ptS nv ndttiO1 81 the produced by
my new srrangen3e ~ OF evi.pore ion will a. CO de-
straIe thsttt Is thv only Hot Air Furnace that
Sill produce pel fec.iy hestl ny a,nOsphefe. oa
Thnae In wfDt OF cGmpete Heating Apphf stuh
,ou d wi ell 10 call the Ciolden Eagle,
C&f RLtS VILLA MS
Hos 1882 and 1874 u AkK hr stseetl y
Philadelphia.
a large assortment Of Cpokipg Ranges, sir -oOaro
stoves, Low D0wn CRATES. Venilss0rs, etc Away
hand.
N. B-JobO'ng OF 81 Kinds promptly done bloi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27

sAIrEpAY. April 2s-r. ".

SAIlkDAf. Aprl 2J-f NJ
Gold was lower closing at 1872, after selling at 1885,.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were 3d.,
$4,000. aud the balances sl5S39H IL. The shipments
of the week were $l.s'.99l; previously reported,
$1S,7Ii.515.
Government bonds firm and very active at
quotations for the new 5-1s Of 80 and 'G7 and for
1905. which showed an advance Of ! per cent from
Yesterdays prices The Treasury were purchasers OF
1908 at lOl The old issue of Dos dull and neg
lected State and railway bonds were sparingly of
fered at quotations. Miscellaneous shares were
strong Canton sold AZ 49I; Western Union Tele-
graph, so. Express stocks were duh and heavy at
declining prices
The Railway Share market opened firm with few
stocks offering. and with a steady demand. New
York Central sold at 1851 Erie 7l. Michigan
Southern 90, Rock Island, 94l Northwestern
Preferred, 10. At the 1 o'clock board the market
was strong. The Western shares in demand
and offered IN small amounts at quotations. Pacific
Mail advanced to %: New-York Central was very
scarce and in active borrowing demand, and at the
close Of delivery hours the price was advanced to
1861 for cash stock. At Second Board the market
was firm, with moderate business. AT the close
prices were fairly maintained the general list
New York Central continued the most active stock,
selling at 127.
The following are William Heath & Co.'S last quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
bourne who is reported has improved greatly and is
looking very well.
TIE JOCKEY CLUB SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS.

THE JOCKEY CLUB SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS
The rapid progress that running racing has
made in tins country during tho past few year, called
the attention of the American Jockey Club to the sup
plying OF want much felt among the racing crcles-s
subscription room where gentlemen would be able to
transact their business without having to the
swIndlng system OF pool-seng so long bane TO the
under the auspices OF the American Jockey Club, Will be
opened to receive members on the LIST OF May. The
LEGALITY upOu the southwest corner OF Twenty 1rsst
and broadway we'll chosen. as IL is III such central
position The rooms will DO oiened every day, except
Sunday from the st Of May to the LIST Of November and
fOr the rest Of the on every Saturday Files OF all
the principal sporting papers both foreign and domestic
will be kept for the perusa Of the members. The room
will also open the evenings during the raceneet
ugs and FOR short time previous TO them The two fol-
lowing rules extracted from the rules and regulations TO
be observed by all the subscribers 10 this will
plain the honorable system with which 1t Will be con-
Quoted: .....
Any person 81 becoming uenber Of ills Room Will be
qured the Committee application writing
u b recommendation by two members OF the Room 70
Of he CITY expiration be will he la
Committee three 81 whom will form One
bail 10 three will eIcue Members Of the American Jockey
Club will be admitted without ballot Ill No ptnon who shall
have made default payment! Of stakes, orcits bes
who shall have been party al any SINE
anyghere fraud malpractice connected With horse racing shall
De admitted member Of this And member should be here
should become deaue
guilty Of and malpractice Aforesaid and upon com
tbe COMMITTEE should e sugei by to he bis
bbp shall herruTon and determine and he shall thence
forward be excluded from the -
The annual subscription to the room will be $40. The
above rules show that these will he conducted
with that strict hOnOrablcness without which racing can
never become respectable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
THE MARKETS.
lilE blhhhE -.
GaTsfulty fepofted for Tas ThtHUHs

SATURDAY, April rs, 1865.
ASHES are frmcr at ~ IS for Pots.
BEEsWAA steady At i5 ia ACC for Yellow Western and
Southern.
BRICKS are firm at sass 90 for NewJerey tlOatiO 80
Tor Long Island go 50as for North RIVER ts for Gro
ton. and A51tS for Philadelphia Front
COFFEE-The auction sale of Java to-day came 20 an
early close owners Withdrawing their goods About 500
mats were taken at 3ll d32ic, currency. duty paid.
CEMENT-Rosindale Ia firm at VI rs cash.
COPPER-American Ing0t firm at 22l 9aJic
CAtDLES-Adamantine, II 02tc; Sperm, t51lsc, and
Patent mt Nd68c.
C0TT0N-sellers stll retain the advantage; sslos of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
The weekly Treasury exhibit is as follows:

amount of commissions paid for the sale and dispo-
sal of United States bonds and securities &c, says
will be by Mr. Fessendens letter OF Jan. 49, 1885,
that having failed In negotiating the sevcnhrty notes
rapidly as the necessities Of the Department required,
through the fundamentally of dcpOStDg banks and
other general agencies he deemed II necessary 10 avail
himself OF the services Of Jay Cooke to popuarize the
loan. and 20 this end 10 Increase the commission from
half per cent, which had been allowed 10 the banks
aud general agencies % reeuarters Of cent
the first sOOoO aud f,eeghths OF one por cent on the
next S5O,OOOOOO.
IL was understood however that this increase Of com
mission not Ia inure To the benefit Of Mr. Cooke mas
much he directed 10 allow Ia aud Others
the rates Of commission that had been allowed 10
them, and TO pay all the expenses Of negotiating the
notes. This arrangement continued larger scale
by the present Secretary
Tho Secretary IL viii he noticed by the schedules
Of sales OF tents that the commissions
paid subscribers higher than those paid TO
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27

OFyIcE or THy CHICAGO NORTH. WESTERN RAnwAI Col
No. 50 WALL-sT.. NEw-ioEE, April p, ls5a
COUPONS DUE MAY 1, 1868, from the fol-
osingnamed BONDS Of this Company viii be paid ot and ,N
that day. this Once viz: FUNDED ColPON CON
SOIDiTED SINKING FUND EQUIPMENT BONDS. GALkNA AND
CHICAGO SBCOND MORTGAGE G. AND " '" X Co tQUP-
MINT BONDS Mar 1903 Will also Dc paid 90 ana amer th.i az
o presentation. A. H. PkIIthAhD. Ireasefef
NOTICE.-A meeting of the stockholders Of
the CLOyERPORT OIL AND COAL COMPANY u Ken.ocy .h
be held SATURDAY. MAY 1853 at No Wslst, 70 eject DEkc
TORS for coming year-NeN-lors, April %. 1863
CITY OF KEOKUK PER CENT NEW
~ BONDSIatere and principal payable Al the Central hsrosd
Bank NeV.york Total issue ouly $4,000 $50
Bonds under guarantees AID thTeeod seenF held lT
Snyhe trustee mas he regarded amply secured AID s
6rtcass inyestuleut small amount for sale Apply 20
H. SANFORD. Cashier Central National Bank New Ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27

States Five quiet To eoi Ehe RAILWAY shares i .s
Cestrais 90.
FR.sxyOSr April n-Un.d st.te, Fverw.uty Sosd. ... .
75i o75i for the old sae.
PARn pd g. 1.-The Bours. closed steady R.p.. @ ,, -
eeniinel nsweeky the Bank Published ~
show that gold .xsn flowing bash The IA y,an a.
week greater bynesry 600 Of franc, than last
LyHRPcoL April 25-s mTbe Cotton market closed sr. An.
active and the sales have exceeded the hi. u.rsa, =
several thousand Bales and foot 3eO bale. II. foo~ss are a.
closing quotations; Mddug UpAnds arrive l3d Madlns o..
I3d lJ!d.; Mddlng Uplsuds, the spot Ri6i2.d
H,VsE, April S-coea closes es J;a snes per svt for u
ordinaire.
LIVERPOOL April a5 p uThe Bre.d,tuf. marks, eO,.s .,
aud steady Corn 800 quarter Cor New aiIea we.,.r wt,
1919 y cwt California White, and Ia for No Red w,,.
Barley 81 ~ bush Oats 4e Y buh The Provision n.ri, go
dull Beef has declined to 1901 y Dbl for Extra Prime Mes, p.
dur At s5 ~ Dbl for Prime Ness tn at $50 A, -
for American Cheese 81 for the best grades Of An.nc., s
Bacon .9 y ct for Cumberland Cut Naval Stores dun Ro..
est for Common North Carolina and 2 for Medium Tale. IS
Turpentue The Petroleum. market frne ths,.
quOtably ua.erd; Refined. ~ gallon Spirits, % p gallon
LONDON April 2ssagsr 266 ew for No. II Daich s,,sit
Linseed Oil Lnsesd Cakes $40 49, Tor Thin Ga
long for feeding.
ASrwxRr April ,s-The Petroleum closed dali a. Oh f
y bbl for STANDARD White.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
r rxLEGRAPs TEs TRIBUNE
Red Winter us % Tor White aud .ii 30 IL Double Estn =" csc,
No Indians, 81 IoSsil "a Corn Meal % 20 est ''"
@ R. Sg g. 10 Me-. Pork "a f fss Bs S ~.
ia else BAconl34c for Shoulders; lot GlCle for Clear ana il
ollie for Clear Sides. Hans, lgI d2oc
MkhPH April 25-tOton, Jt11lc. Baeon-Shoulders Ia.
Clear sides, slc. Bak shoulders, Rie Clear Sides l6 Cora ye
Oats, T5178c.
SswoRlE.s, April 25cOtOu- Mlddlng. &c Ser.rors ssa
Exchange. per cent premium.
AUGUSTA, April l5.1 'ott0n-Ndii 3ic.
NOBLE. April 25.-COttOn--MidtliHgs, 32ic.
SAVANNAH, April 25.-Co,,On-miidlngs 3lc
CHICAGO. April ZaFioar-Sprng E1ras 62ld all Wheat.
No ~ qtl 49, Me- S29 Corn-S6! 96Ic Tor No $40
No. 2 and S3id3e for New 0 6i06slc for fresh r
lar Rye. 81 SiOt1 o. store Ordinary Mess Pork s IS;
Me-. + Lard quiet at sc Dry Saei shoulders liiaI2c sre.,
Pcted Hams 6lde Live Hogs 50 25d good smooth la
wlL..seTes. n g. April Spir!' q TSIp.uiGs ssc RO.a
CaAhLssToS. April - -GOttou-Mddnug oil d97c.
PHLADkLPnIA, April 25-Cotton 3oJ9e for Middlug Csvr
Seed S5d Fsrseed Four-Supersne Ga Rutu
30 2sas spqns Wheat EIs Family. so 1a4ll IS PsosV
Ohio do. FlQSil so; Fancy, Sl3d$b. Wheat-Ra
49, White 80 1880 IS Rye ~ 100 % o. ComYelow.
Mixed Western ~ o. Oats sj for heavy Western and sa
Peausyyaria and Delaware
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27

The volume of currency is on the increase at this
point and soon promises to be largely in excess of the
wants Of legitimate trade. The rate was generally
per cent on railway shares. but loans made at
per cent, and Government brokers were unable to
use all offered them at that rate. At thecOse money
was freely offered to stock houses at per cent by
parties anxious to make two days interest.
Sterling Exchange is dull and steady at quota
tons: London. co days. no.: do. sight, llO.; Paris,
long. 5.lSgfG5.l2l; do. short 5lO'~9'io; antwerp
51Ci95.15; Swiss, 5.16.'d5.l5: Hamburg @F@es; ;
Amsterdam, 4ls94li; Frankfort, 4l@4it; bremen
79ia79. Berlin. 7l,d72
NETWORK CITY BANK srAIEMENls'
snocie .ieP7-sS.9 All ssI5 i7 Dec. o.. 1905
IipeaI Ienders 70 ga ss0 63sC6757 Inc.. 3OS3,ON
Total Reserve Az e1o sOa SEA 3O4 Inc 81 1OO2
nonos,,s s1s1 sa9 s9s $50 ,7 AZ, Dec 81, 595, O34
1g,IrvIation IA ois 5sl 3t99T62t Inc. 9,O43
Total Liabilities iei iOs Dec. 81 SIS, 99
% per &c mt ....... 5iel2,776 53,6S7T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUpnpgAN NApgET2

sr ATLANTIC rkLrahAra iRisUsz
LONDON April .S-2p mCousos close ei sa for both
ard sesosnt ARrea securities close ihs le,-pg rs, Uassa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
The following are William Heath < Co.'S last quota
lions of stocks:

Governments close dulI and fraction weaker ON
the Old Bonds, and strong on j-90s OF 'Gj and '67
and notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27

Our treasure export during the first three me
past three years has been rs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
e9ss bales including 100 to spinner exporters and
3,3i6 TO specuatOrs. We quote:

,nd PIo,,d. Mohil. Nex.OJ.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
Totals s0.525.5il 80 $g,s!5.3O5 81 81

In regard TO the growing cereal crops IL Is now es
mated that from 20 To 40 cent more land VIII he sOwn
grain In this State the present year than planted
In 1867. To state the additional breadth az 25 per cent
would probably nearer the actual increase, which,
would make the disparity in favor Of 1868 equivalent 10
10 per cent The breadth Of land sown TO wheat
year. though much greater than that devoted 10 bar
ley and oats is likely 10 be still more out Of proportion
the present year. the high price OF that cereal has thus
far led farmers Ia plant IL more exclusively; where
fore the product Of this grain promises to be Immense ON
the incoming harvest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
NO CAPTTALISTS.

The nudersgued offer or sale At huei anoent o. re
BONDS or THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY. OF PORT
LAND MAINE
These bonds ben sir per cent interest payable In gold and The ,s
ns rrdeemabe IN gold years The pas
annually Boston the h o. April and the LIST 81 October I'
COMPANY chartered the Maine. With capital Of to
and Authorized 20 81 &bQ0o0 seoae1
mortgage property and franchise to erGov Isael ws
burn IN Mcclellan Trustees The proceeds Of hss
will applied in part payment Of the e Of the works rs
contract material Of the entire with 10
American Company Of NewJeey under
with the value and importance of
works
The supply from Lake sebago and It's Tributaries Which,
together $50 quae miles The works based
supply for three times tie population OF Portland Tbs s
obtained gaylou without machinery the lake beng "a a
above tide water abOn sixteen niles
further information regard the bonds apply ~ Messrt
vOS HOFFMAN, Co. No Hanoyerst or 10 g. T. BOSNBRt
Co, No ~ BrOsdsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-27
5inantial.

DOR SALE
Il ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
wATBR WORKS COMPANY BONDS, WHICH ARB PIRsr.
CLASS SECURITY. UsDOUBTED FOR INVESTMENTS, WIFE
A SINKING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION. DUE
1887 SEVEN FER CENT INTEREST COUPONS JANUARY Avn
July AND PRINCIPAL PAID AT THg CITY TREASURES
OFFICE OF The CITY OP ROCHESTER,
1T is A wELLKNOwS FACT THAT ALL SECURITIES
ISSTED POR WATER PURPOSES IN LARGE CITIES HAVE
PROVED TO BE THE SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE rex
PERMANENT INVESTMENTS. -
SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS AT A REDUCTION
BELOW PAR, FOR The PRESENT ONLY, BY
- ALBERT H. NIC0LAY
Stock Broker and Anctioneer. No. q Pincst NesYott
EOR SALE
IL TO CONNOISSEURs or MINERALS
A r,rs and spleu lid Cabinet Collection of
CHOICE MINERALS. c0nssting0f
GOLD. SILVER COPPER, LEAD. ard other SPECIMENS.
The greater part which be duplicated their equal
he found in the United States
Cas be purchased low. Apply 10 - -. ..,..
No. t3PasA
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-22
Gtener aaf beifillirte Gpiritnnien.

9as Steuerbureau bat ioeben 9egulationen unb
Sntructionen beSii9lid Der Steuer auf beitilirte
Spirituolen als grsdn3uns sn benen BON, 4uguit
erlaiIen. Senes Seitillirers Bomb lam eber ge.
nebr,ist tperoen dig biz fein 9eitiaerie Warebaus
in @emdbbeit Der Nete bonn g. eSuIi eirgeri6tet Ill
uno feline 9etillere bari eber be9innen ais big eis
mem Ioi1en Warebaus Elm StDrefeeper 8useDieen
moroen. Nn Der ugapaetdt" -Steuer miro niht cher
elm abSus eenladt unb bieieIbe ni6t eber insper=
Dirt as big an ben Silfsaeiior eine reeirirte Ins
3eise erfolgt it Bom /. gaopember an 1T ieoes Ses
iiiren pd6renb Der Hadt ober su rgenb elmer 3eit,
no Der Storefeeper nidt antpeieno If, nerboten.r
aeIeslid5 porgelhriebenen SSalen aebraudt merben.
Sie Stanips fino seitodben uno in BuhIorm se-
bunben. sssebes Bud entbdlt 800 besablte Stamps,
i'm @anSsn gu Sl435 bis s2o,S5o nod Der 3abl Der
@all0nen. Ia
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-22

2onbon, 14 Oct. 0on Heapel meIbet Elm See
leoramm, baB Der Yeiup reieblidD Seuer ipeit nno
baB lid aus ienem Rrater ftarte 2apaitr6me erges
Ben. ts.,ga5
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-22

William mar nod pielfa1en 8emubunaen Der
4erse 10 nett iuieoer bereeltet morben, oab ct auf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
"A. Will sell at auction this day, at IL O'clock at liol
Broadway Forynrst street. fine bay Mare H hands
Horses. l5 hands; bay Pony hands high, kind in an
high; bay Mare 15 hands, kind in all harness. tro in
1850 Just from Orange county also Rockaways Phaetons
and double Harness. Saddles and Brides Sheets Nets Whips
6c Sale noaitiYe.
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THE TURF.

AT FASHION COURsE.-THR TROTTING STALLION
"A George Wilkes viii stand At the Stables Of Alex Pae
for limited number Of I'LL 7h September next
Term el60 the Money before service: ,,xoys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers inial-
bble Mango Cure Flea Exteminstor 7bc Buffers new
work, $2 Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for sale.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale.Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food Tor
mocking birds, b. DOvEYs, Nos and Greene street,
corner Of Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
A ATJOHNSTON L VAN TASSELL'S
~ HORSE AUCTION MART,

A OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE OF HORSES
"A. Wagons Harness, &c, Friday tomorrow, at IL M
Auction Mart at which time shall sell
superior trong road and family Stock to which we invite
l6 high, years old to 40 day Of sale
and is sound and kind. Full particulars at sale.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer,
"a Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

OFFICE OF THE STERLING FIRE INSURANCE
" Company, -
1856 BROADWAY, New YORK, August -, 1858.
semiannua dividend of Eve per cent and government
tax has this declared by the directors payable
Ne"N A. L. soULARD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE or THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having 70 some ertens perfected their ar
10 notify the members that the house and grounds are nov
open for their
dinners &C. to the their lady fends
able notice thereof being previously given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
CARRIAGES, &C.

6s1 OS-BAY MARE. Il HANDS HIGH, YEARS (;
%lLC sorrei years, is hands, $50; sound and kind
Business Wagon $50; Harness, $b all cheap. 8 Ganss-
WORT street, near Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

VupORrANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
travellers visiting Europe should provide themselves with
Barpers by W. Pembroke Feridge price ~ 30
THIS only complete gidebook OF Europe and the East
published In the English language, which MADE enurey
new every year -
Hsrp>rs Phrase Book or Handbook Of Travel Talk for
the travellers and schools, in English, German
French Italian by W. Pembroke FetrfdRe price ~ TO-
HARPER BROTHKRs, publishers For sale BY al book
eellerA
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THE NAIL

90 prspaymsnL Il PTinsins Heuss SQUARE. LONDON.
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NEWSPAPERS,
CNGLIsH AND EUROPEAN NEW
THE NAIL.

paper containing the news the principal leaders, well
summary and all interesting matter from the Times
1be newspaper hitherto known the Evening Mall hav.
ing become property Of the proprietors Of The Times
now published twice a week, under tue title VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
IA Auction Mart, lie East Thirteenth street,
FRIDAY, August II, at IL O'Clock,
The property OF the late Henry w. Wells, viz =
Elegant Team Hambletonan Mares, Rysdyck, Hambeto
nian and Edse Horses 10 hands, and years, kind and
Hambletonan bay Stallion IS hands, years; can trot
when in condition, minutes together; top and top
Road Wagons built by Smith, Of Broadway and set Of Double
Harness,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
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