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moxt rronfe stfccd.s na hnEzcn do.
nt,rc e.recia attention to getting ria Al 5000 -
roe .l6Re Of Whist Is sci s<fore thea u taey
viii Hajtosd 1ab,e SAuce, they would Know whst
It Is 10 hsrc good dinner TO relish, eren II
must bs 4 quick one
, 1869-10-19
THE ciTY III R7tfF.

ben x. sS1nsqsd from T5sssn1e n,n s:'yss h9Snx
HUI bY this bauk. which has been the nsat 10 cal-
mining districts q Seraa.. Weekly ahIpments sra
si7,ooo to 1soooe, Ind coming Toa % dti-
jerent nipee This, 1t IL oon1deut1y pre-
diesso. u ,he coronleneement,, IN Chicago, OF |
an Immensely Important bra1ch Of eommtrclal |
operation, the complete opening up Of which will |
result IN ln1old advantage 10 the city. He.rtnfose
u s ~ ,Se,a M e@
money and goods; where also his been tho maf- |
fet Tor mining stocks and The headquarters Of |
should and Vii, il Is Believed, ne @ p1oper steps
become Tic = nlser centre :" d Amer3e. II dsJ
stamp min msnuiaesursd il Chieaso, sd nd Mems.
Waller, BelJtn, and Others, who hare gono 10 tate
Possession o. mining pfope1sy. ALSO contemplate
TIC shipment Of large ni'ls from this city.
TEE NoRTH CHICAGO pxkIBus COMPANY will |
soon commence runnlnR line Of onntouses 90
the North Side. starting from State and running |
down Randolph OF Lake 10 Wells, ncross Vel. |
nue, close to The cnt11uce Of Lincoln Psrt. TheJ
Will run thus far every ten minutes. 4 bus Will
run np Lincoln asenqe io TIC North xesfera Tneo-
logical Seminary, at Fullerton avenue, escD df-
ficIeTsonftile. which Is Mttie village near the
ae bsn aea ans
or the Baltimore Ohio Railroad; ": s: sxau,
rinRfon, Local Ticket Agent Of the Baltimore i
Ohio Railroad, are The coEpotasoEh There ate |
many reasons why this Line should succeed
TUE DoAKp or Por1cx and F1ge Commissioners
oi Bills Wele aullted ifoa the Fle Department
LeaSc Of ahsence vas granted to loel 4. ktng for
n1ne dsta The reatgnaton Of George ". King.
wA'chnau At the James engine house, was &C.
cepted- Daniel ToomeF. candidate, was accept
81 on The regular force: Tnc t1re Aasahh was
the cSnrt Home cnna,o n oae. he "a serTs onlT
At night The hours VIII hereafter be struck bY
electricity. from the telegraph room. neutamin
Rice, Of tho steamer Rice. vas charged With wan
ton injury TO the apparatus The charge vas not
auttaiped: In the potlce Department. 0nces7
3onn sSniiy. hsnrJ sHho. and Eoe1 Il Hinekiey,
ing tR1oon and dranttng ftqany, while on duty.
The trial waa postponed Until the next meeting.
A SPLENDID NEW Iors1 h about to b. erected
aTeaoe, By Mr. il. Tobas. The plans 10 alresdy
ip The bsnds Of the architects, Mesar. Nichols.
sionc srtmmtn1s - It Il VII % haSe tnontsye nf s1t1.
S.sn fast IN HIcntesn .gen1e snG IS r. fsst m
Tnnr1eSr sSraes esTer " fhr TTsnr,rai en1Tsnr-
tnn1s III - : e.ntif,si n,nact,n@ fsnnt njann1s
ste1T ornsmented The hotsi vii BE- slx stories
RisS saa - ~! st 10000 n,sa 1ne Interior ~
sernnS stn1.r1 Tstu h. tr1 a. "a coSsnate S.es oS
1coms cornnr,s;n9 = nsrlor sieening rsnu,. ann
6sia loom. i sll' b finished ssay ia tae sa1l0s.
Tn TN, b. Bo.sn d. or & rgs9c % woaxs, yess:S,,ra.y.
Fpr curianT. aradings md paving pearoorn piaoes
between lta1doaph md Washington s.Tee.a,
n, e o Apae5son 1,,s s;on i,
cents; Iavpr, fer square ,atu, q 6; preserved
Eood 90 pes sluare ya5a: Hgh'otn4 rsts tof
een1s f aoo: anie ~ sompe M f, - on11s;S a1nSSs .! r
n Etfre ri III ia VA nat 1sr IKE contracs for
nasirs C,,tsnurrc syeuue Was AWARDED to Jonn
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Tnc 1,os,nu COLISEUM building rln bc disrosea
of t,s luttrr on saturr!.Y ncxt. and the fais as
tcttt 1u this city, ny J. lauer Co No O. Hsa'
irc1op street, will close q, D. NJ, On ffsoas'
, 1869-10-19

The Lamb mnchtnrs knit nny.
itT sr,d rnston tpittrpz. sszM n1d examine toe
..1rn1e s;ockipE. Rrznson, Hubert 1 Cor u
Washington BtTEct, Chicago
, 1869-10-19

Enrof3te breakfast DtSn.-hfoE q
Owens sc,f-rais!nx 1oaf. ne" cfofs ~" '@-@'
and Tor sx!e BY al gruceth
, 1869-10-19

u-,ou,..-xnrenspra who wish in~
tc,mst3on nov 10 take out pAtents, nsi o:Hef
Sr'+ r. Nuru / Co. EDITORS StsFnHte Asr,n se7ttn.
Hn 5, ra.1 EsF. Se1 fot1. a2a e. .eae1 of.1laa
, 1869-10-19

snd adyics, which u given without charge. Tnla
agency Was egtshal1hod tKcntJ 1.-Two ytaf1 ago, and
has bad much iaEer experiences n axamtntnE
inventions and securing patsnta than any Other IN
the world COMMUNICATIONS confidential. PAIN
pniet OF laws and information tre4. AddTess n
above.
, 1869-10-19
AMUHEMEN1a

VANpuZQR-Af' Onar<a, October & label daueh.
tAr nf L. CtAY and xix abeth =, Vanpu1ur, efod two
Years and TED months; formerly of Clifton, III
, 1869-10-19
sTRAYED Oh STOLEN.

- 1nn wNrHD-OH SQETH S1ph
Nbu re,L estate. wo<th thstc thIAs tne
smfnst Wai pAJ y IeF cent ter one year AaAstss
EIr0FR TgitAne 1f6ee-
, 1869-10-19

cHAYRD-ER0A Farm NkAA hHt1hE N E0Ss
lta lit<TaI rev ara viii p.d fof thett fstatn :.
nALL tAAao, " .. p. AVS TIM u ho4&a Tsss "
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MARRIED.

CARTKR--NELlJs-AtY Ynrt rtda. =. T. O4o
Of Chies1o snd has AnnSs Nahs OF ths Ga9aar paaee
, 1869-10-19

The cAalitAtl5 d4Eposed as we'll as the mHsicauy
dir c+ed thouii tu.ntsttE to the bcErnt Of a most
deserving ChG11Sy 2nti ii tbr fAtne tune 10 the
rYstpcattou pt tnetI tnrttcai tastes hy attending
TIC pntlor coneett TO &c ci.en this esenux NJ The
rss,icprc OF VIZ G. Le wis, E.q. 37r Sos1h i,rsr-
| icrn ttttet, IL aid Of the AQEsety and II III
! tTrbsu Atsum. Mr. I4cho1, Nj. fol'z, tna:iea
T,e;stT, ths teR p:aniss, aud Other Ana'euFA 11lt
iaSe MI IN m e1ee!sps PROGRAMME.
| IN Thurtaay cFen!uX = conpllmentAfY soifea
! uM ~ gixen Niss Slua Foster, Of ttw Sotx, u
fm.,!e, I5ncI : music roous Is. Baek, NJ; Hood.
wine, Ar. B.issan, aud Asss sosnes w. III in1s1 M.,
En.,tr IN neTse,i Will gtse Number Of dFAuanc ree*
| tAtlc14. t,~..+ ,>a roocer1
| to s. u1yep on Saturday eEeu1nt oS tae euua o u
;n+ Scw Frc!fnd chErcs. VI. Fr.et. &c eoS; =;
fe, IN ex.Tc.sed 9a.e Eo9A tkEta IA e1ratTfa =
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-29
Petroleum Centre Daily Recort
pet. Centre, Satur day. May %.
Il, Il. FAI, E0fO7',

At the annual banquet OF tie British Roy
al Academy on May /, the President, Sir
Francis Grant, observed tIt one Of the
earliest Presidents of the Academy, Benz
West, was an American, tht three of $
most distinguished ornamentsCopely, New.
ton and Leslie, were Americas by birth or
plrcntage, and added that n this exhibi-
ton one of the finest landscars that adorn
our walls is from the hands oan American
artist. Mr.. Bierstadt."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-29
CORKY Il PIT'TSBURC
ID DG-a
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

Takes effect Monday, November 2id ls6S.
NoRTHwARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory 800 P. NJ; Clymer
D., Panama Ais; Sherman 4,25; Summit 500
r. NJ Mayvllle $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. m :.
Express train leaves Cory $50 A. NJ. Clymer 9,55
Panama lo,lo sherman 1875; Summit II, so May
vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton IL, NJ.
Mail leaves Cory l Is T. IL, stopping at all sta
tons arriving al BroC ton 4,b0 r. N.
SOUTHWARK i
Mail train leaves BrOcton at 600 4. n. atonuinG
| all stations, arrives at CORY ut ~ c5
EFntafiI,h1Go sretma1 400; Panama ~
Clymer 4,SS, and {" irving at Cory ct sos P. Y:
| Accommodation leaves Brocton 100 r. ~, May.
vile $40, Summit $40, Sherman sos, Panama $50
| Clymer 9,45, arriving at Cory at lo,l p. NJ
CONNECTIONS.
| Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Express
or Dav Express connecfing at BroctOu with trains
| for MnyUe, Sherman, Panama, Clymer and Cory;
connecting at Cory with trains on the Oil Creek r.
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also, connecting nj Cory with trainSdA &hGRhil-
ndclpha Il Eric Road for Philadelphia and Hafna.
brrf,fand on the Atlantic and Grent Western Rail-
way for Union, Mtadville, Greenvle, Pa, and
Warren, OhiO, and Jamestown and Randolph, NY.
Trains leaving Oil City at 6,l5 Il. "a, Cory at
0 % n. m. connecting nj Brocton with train on il
H. X. r.. arriving in Bnffalo Mt 2,lo p. m.
Trains leaving Oil City at q, ,33 m will connect
recting with Express East on b. IL Z. X. r., arriv.
ing In B iflao at 6,0 p. Leaving Buffalo at 4,oG
p. III arriving at Cory at 1o,lo y.
Alsu connect at Mayville with Steamboats, on
'hauauqua Lake during season of navgationl, for
jamestown and Randolph.
A. r TREW, Supt,
Jan1. Mayvie, N. Y.
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RAILROADS.
pUtFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.

tOEfRIo AND ERIE hAILHOAD,
- On and after Monday, Nov 23rd, 1855
Passenger Trains will run on this road rs follows:
LEAVE ERIE--eoING EAST.
fssA A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS. stopping AZ
Ss-uV Ripley, Westicld, Dnnkirk and Silver
creek, arriving a. Buffalo at 4,d5 A. M
4 fEhskk A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
sO'pr ping at WestGeld, Broctcn. Dunkrk. Sil-
vercreek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
at 2,10P NJ
-..IS =. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stoI
o'''" ping at Northeast, Westfied, Broc;on,
Duniirk and Silvercrcek, and arrives at
Buffalo at 10, Is p y.
RsssA 4: NJ, MAIL AND ACCCMMoDA-
V'S'V TON. stopping at a station. arI.lug ~
buffalo at lo.4o A
.estS 7. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping a.
rfP Northeast, Ripley, !, ostl.lt. n1- ,irr
Svercreek and Angola, auiv.u- gt b.t
falo Mt 100 p. NJ.
LEAVE BUFFALO-GoI3a WEST.
1CsDk 7. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping az A
A~'~c COLA, Silvercreck, Dunkirk, Broc,ci
Westheld and Northeast t, arriving at Erie
.f.NOP. NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMMODA.
1'VV T1ON, stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erie at $50 p NJ.
E..ln a. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping at
V'''O all stations and arriving at Erie ~ lO,so
N,AA p NJ, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop
O'OV ping at Angola, Silvercreek, Dunkirk.
BroctOn, Westfeld and Northeast, arri;
ing at Erie at ! 20 A. NJ.
ION A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a.
ts~V SilvercreGk, Dunkirk and Wcstfcld, ar.
irving at Erie at d,Ao A. NJ.
Railroad time il 10 minutes faster than Eiie time
r N. BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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HOTELS.
fAlL EXCHANGE gIGTEl.

NJ. " MILLER, L Proprietor.
The largest and most commodeous 1rotel in the
oil region. Fair on the Bridge rcduc boordf rs
This house is pie sanity stu ted, roau' cool and
pleasant, making it delightfn, 40, IN oil respects
Petroleum Centre, April 10 "''o :" u"
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

Wheat steady under far demand for shipmen; al
Qs do q for do. arrive 81 4s 81 IS FOR common 10
sao'sS IS 'a s'':s S''!sa" !ol :Hs =
Corn was 10 lair demand and Srm for very choice fs
sales were about 5000 bushels at from Soc TO SOC for nfc
choice railroad PC for Old in store aud DC a5 for
F0W Fhe sales weie SSas, yJs , m9s active and er
eoe, on the track and adoa-eloslng hrm. Rye
and barley sin duI and nominal Total .,oes Of
@ @siMn ~ New YorS and Brooklyn warehouses gle s. 1863
l01to DO rye Sos do barley; l0s7Is do. mat and 2
FEErGHrs.-The msrte. que, and rates for grain
were scarcely 80 trm The eharesng business dqlL
bushes wheat al Ga $50 bses cotton a, "a 10 London,
bSs 70 Cork for orders one with iO6 quarters abs ss
other With 2ooo quarters grain a. bark s.me VOYAGE
sse witb s4o quarter, grain a, g. S and Russian bark
GusNiEs were quiet but prees were steady ieIsc for
bags and 2Sc for cloth;
gqos,ishpping oee retail lo &C. ~ l5 long rye
HoPs sii slow Of sale, there being bu, little demand
spa e %arse was. was hesgy' pneoay I 2I ae common
Hemp was dun and nominal at l2,Sc. lsc gold, for
Manis &C. te 90 FOR jne loe ioSe do. Tor sss and
, hoLAssHs.Ihe unarke, firm for all descriptions,
light, sales 80 hhds Cuba nuscSvado, at &c.
ou. bos src. spirits urpestne hs marie, was
sshsn,sos ne ss, & Ard shipping es The sales IS bb
Of sale and The market vas heavy Sales LOO bile strained
nj t2 SIfc., 2lO do No at 81 30 ~ 1b a small io
No. at ~ We quote Strained, ~ IS 10 4Ot No .
sos g. o. No; Ssat. Pale a. ss sssTa 90, q %
oils Iinseed dull heavy and irregular Sale. OF
iobbng lots made at from ~ "a 81 % In cass
other Kinds were dull but steady
PETRoLEUa.The market for refined very active nnd
eIcted to-day; the demand, which chiefly speculative
being stimulated by the report that the production OF crude
about 10000 bbls less than that of the
vous month Considerable sales, chiefly for June delivery
effected At prices ranging from S3c 10 S,c previous
10 Change where however consequent The liberal
offerings and the unwihngness Of buyers 70 operate,
prices receded to the eIent Of &c. per gallon, sales
being made low 329c.-saturdsy's closing price
Crude sold as high a. isc, but was offered a.
were no buyers After Change further decline occurred
IN prices the sales being made low 3lc for June,
though towards the close the active and
frmer closing at s2kc. . 32kc Crude demand at
c fhe sales being 5000 bbis standard
70 August at ss4cclosing ss about s9c .s2Ac; to9 DO
do;. for sqns at sssy loo DO. al sslsc. 600 SO
July a, ssc' cSo do do soo do from July 70
White on The spot q soc of ergde IN bulk The sales were
hs st hall nos, AZ 7e In philadelphia the market opened
howeyeI active and rm a. about for June fhe
"s2He 600 do do .. S2c SSkc: one Jo Of is0o do.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

d At the cose al ss1c 1c0o d. for July and August, At
August 81 S3sc
PaovIsloss-Rec.ipt. SO bbls pork. q packages cut
ea ana % sS do lard The market for pork was s quiet
who demanded materially higher prces The saes were
um bhis at Sl 30 H3 s. for mezsclosng at about
Nj 6o sS for extra prime Live hogs quoted se
whh srrvals Of sss5 head Beefwas quiet but sfesdy
hs sales being Is sbs oc l5c for plain mess and lsc
within the range OF $50 $ Wektern and Southern
for prime mess and $40 ss2 for India Bacon
IN IN nsn. stock and the market was nm 100 boxes S
market moderately active at former prices, the
being l60 packases at lSAc for dry saed and picked
shoulders, l5c. I64c. for smoked do lbc. 1bsc for
picked hams and lSc l9c for smoked and bagged do
About S5 packages sold l7c l91Sd for No. to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
hioE--We heard or no sales OF moment. Carolina was
quoted at &c. a Sc. for common TO prime
SREDs.-Clover was dali and nominal at 13c. lac.
q aSh a. WA. sssSay a. a. Th ia. was quiet M a. Y & 20
paid.
lois were sold at prices ranging from sc TO lsc IN hhds
sUGAR-The market raw was passably active the
quiy h being principally from refners and prices were
steady at Saturdays quotaonsviz, &c. llc for fair
to good refining Cuba There made Of bids
p He Z 1211c; for Cuba-chiefy at Ike. . nAc.-and
was moderately sought after about former prices the
market closing al l5c. for hard, 1Sc l44c for soft
white lssc 1896 for yellow and Nsc. sc. for extra
TALLow.-The market quiet Sales $4,000 lbs at Ike.
q llSc.
wnIsKKY.-Receipts, 13H bbls. The demand light,
and sellers being anxious SELL lower closing
at 9ec 81, tax paid. No sales Of moment.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

MISUNDERSTANDING ON Monday June : nv
the Rev. George u. Draper, rector OF 81. Andrews
church, Now York, OF Harlem, JOHN ]. ACKFRIY TO
No cards.
BoorH-McvicKER-on MONDAY, June 7. az the
residence OF the BRIDES parents at Long Branch. N
brides grandfather the Rev. 3. r. Myers OF the
California Conference, was the JfiicatnQ clergyman
on the occasion.
GEJsTIN-ToMrKrss.- Brooklyn, on Thursday.
June 3, In Dekalb avenne Methodist Episcopai
church, By the Rev. d. q. Ferris JAMES GEIsrIs 70
kins, Esq, both OF Brooklyn
KELLY-QUINLAN.-O Wednesday, May H. at the
Church OF the Nativity, by the Rev. William Everett
assisted by Rev. r. Hamil, 8. j., JoHN TYLER ELLY
TO MARY A. QUfNLAN, both OF ihis CITY,
LANDRTNE-SOPER. AT Bergen City. ~ L. On Fri
day. May 49, AZ the residence OF the BRIDES parents
EsxA second daughter OF James soper, Esq, all Of
LssDss-BuDD.-0n Thursday. Mar a7. q The re-,
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

sidence of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. Isaac
Riley, OF the Tnrty-fourth street Dutch REFORMED
church. Mr.. WILLIAM II. LEEDEs TO MISS NARY D.,
MINNERLY-HADDEN.-On Tuesday, June J, al Me-
moral church. by Rev. R. q. Grenneli, GiabEar Mis-
NBRLY to ADDIE LOUISE HADDEN, all of TINS city,
0BRIEN-MATHER.-OnM Monday, June = at the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. Dr. Jonn
Hall, assisted by Rev. Charles Darling, OsWN
O'BRIEN to ELIZA LUDLAM eldest daugnter Oh 1en-
eral Frederick E. Mather, all Of this city
RoBERTs- Tuesday, May 10, Dy 'ae
Brooklyn, e. d., to JULIA r., daughter Of james D.
Warng, Esq, OF New York. No cards.
SPEIR-HEGEMAN.-On Thursday, June =, a. the
Hutton assisted by Rev. DR.. lily. J. Van Dyke >.
FLEET SPEIR, N. d., Of BROOKLYN, to FRANKIE o.
daughter Of the late Peter A. Hegeman, OF New fofK'
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

Cash gold was In better demand, exhibiting an
increase Of the short interest While the general
rate for carrying over balances seven TO five per
cent, transactions occurred at three per cent and
"nat.n Six per centw paid after Clearing House
The disbursements OF coin interest were s2G7, ,el7
The following is the report OF the Gold Exchange
Bank
God cleared S53,T27, 900
Gold balances LAS 300
currency ................... liGO5, SJ4
The bids for the government gold opened at the
SubTreasury were for total OF nearly six Millions
OF prices ranging from 1876 to 1898. The awards
as foows:;Jo coo at 1876 s25o 600 at lss &C.
$500. 1886, $4,000 at 13s.G3s, 100000 at
1865
letter from London, under date OF May D. saws
that New York frm have closed negotiation there
for building the Fulton and Cairo Railroad running
from Chalk Bluf TO Little Rock and thence TO Text
ana througfthe State OF Arkansas. The line Will
be 300 miles in length and form link connecting st.
Louis with Texas and thence probably forming
South Pacific line through Texas TO Mexico. The
scheme for the Southern connection has been intro.
duced into the Paris markets. The same firm have
also made contract with London house 10 build
the New York and Northern Housatonic Railroad
from White Plains 10 Danbury.
The share certificates OF the new Michigan south
ern and Lake shore consolidation VIII probably be
issued tomorrow.
superintendent Barnes. OF the Insurance Depart
ment at Albany. has the following remarks on wall
street speculation among our insurance compa.
nies:-
few years ago the main investments OF fire in.
hurance companies consisted in bonds and mort
Rages now over onehalf OF the fifty millions OF
sets OF the New York State Joint stock companies
consss Oh stocks owned and OF stock loans on col.
ls.eIais fhe stock loans TO a single indl-
vidual are sometimes as large az a quarter OF mil
non OF dollars. In case OF the depreciation or
worlnessness OF the collaterals, the only re.
source IL the personal responsibility or the
borrower. The assets OF our
insurance companies should be preserved free
from the demoralzing and Communicating IN.
nuences OF Wall street specuations and ventures
the hazards which offceB should study are those o}
their legitimate calling, and not those OF the StocE
Exchange, or the South Sea bubbles OF petroleum
and mining companies, or railroad stock expansions
and manpulations. An insurance officer who en-.
ters into this questonableed OF operations becomes
absorbed In the game ana, neRlecting the primary
duties OF his position Is constantly tempted TO use
for private gain the corporate funds, which often
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
CLOTHING.

NO. PRICES PAID TO LADIES AND GENTLE,
"A. men for their cast of Cothng Furniture, Carpets,
&C. by calling addressing f. MINTZ, 15S No. 1881
Seventh avenue third door below Twentyhr street. Ladel
attended to by Mrs. Mntz.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
Tx FATE OF G. ST. llGss GSt#sLL.

From the woouvllle tMiss) Republican May 90
Tho NEW YORK HERALD contains the following
advertisement, thus adding another to the countless
thousands Of victims OF the war;
G. ST. Legsr Grenfel prisoner the Dry Torturss who
escaped the night OF March 2, 1858 ANY who can
give Information whether he is alive prshed address
T. 2. MarOury Counsellor at Law, 81 Wal street.
About one year since man passed through this
county who stated that he had escaped from rortu.
gas in company with Colonel Grenfe. lie got as
sistance rom certain parties here 90 carry him to
his home In Tennessee. lie presented an appear.
ance or reliability which leads us 70 direct the atten-
ton OF those interested 10 him. a possible means
OF eucidatng Colonel Grenfel's fate. This response
TO the above advertisement would have appeared
earlier mad we not supposed that Il would have met
with an immediate answer from other sources. AZ
" is still beng published and If Colonel GrenfeIs
friends have not heard OF his whereabouts, we here
state that we can n desired set them on the track
OF TINS person, by which they may possibly learn
something OF what they are IN search
Mr.. I. Y. Collins, a very respectable farmer resid.
ing IN Brunswick, near Troy, NJ ", committed sui
eide on saturday by hanging himself IN his barn.
lie was f0rty-six years OF age. Last winter he re-
celved Injuries from fall which produced severe
spinal anectiOn resulting In mental dcrangenent
No other nggpnpd
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
REAL ESTATE SALES YESTERDAY.

The market opened quietly yesterday, with a
single sale of city property, of which the suboined
are particulars. The announcements for to-day
have been already referred to-
NEW YORK PRoPRRTY-BY JOSEPH M'GUIRR.
story house and lot No 1913 Cherry st, Scammel,
ssory house lot No ss Cherry st. lot a. isSl. 45
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

not be repaid IN case of aad ck os disaster to the
speculator Sch operations thrive with luxurssnt
and unnatural growth in secrecy and darEnsss put
OF the exact and detailed condition OF o company 9
assets and liabilities.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments ana balances at the Sub Treasury IN this city
sum ND as follows-
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.past Five O'Clock y. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June 2, 1863.
CoFPEE.-Rio in demand and held fun prices,
though heard Of sales OF Santos 1900 ags Hugo
sold private In Java there
ment, but the particulars kept private.
CoTToS.-There less activity in the Market the firm
Of holders checking business A fair business was
transacted, however the sales amounting l52 bales
which le4 for spinning, 4s speculation and 225
export For future delivery 100 bales low middng
sold, for November, at 25c We quote:
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

FLOUR GEAIN.-Rece!p;s 25,76l bbls. -four, 2 40.
corn mes $3.50 bushels wheat 81 $50 do 12j00 do
oats $3.50 do and f0O do. malt The -four market
dull aud nominaly lower though change
quotations. The export demand hss abated and only
heard Of 500 bbs Western taken 5 90
dun and high grades were dull and nominal al figures
California nour cull but nomnaly the Sales
600 bbs Southern was dull and prices were
heavy. 32 bbs Rye -four In light request Sales
$50 bbs Corn meal dull and prices nominal