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lent, 44a pence 70 the dollar. Cease TO quote
exchange, as we find It at this writing, as lOSs
per cent. Gan apparent premium), but at the
equivalent of 493 pence, showing the exchange
to be in fact in favor Of this country by one
per cent; and II fve-twenties in London
should rise to true par, quote them at All
pence TO the dollar, and not Gas must now be
the case) at 904 per cent, an apparent dis
count.
by q reverse process in selling sterling ex-
change, If this is really at par, that is, II AT
perce are furnished for one dollar (of gold),
IL Is quoted at 81 per cent. premium; since II
494 pence are worth 81, then "a pence (the
assumed par are worth 81 '09a.
II then we add 81 per cent. to any London
quotation of FIVE twenties, and deduct o. per
cent. on any home gold quotation Of sterling
exchange, we shall have the true quotation in
our gold dollars.
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MIR. Seward I'm Retirement.

TIE New York Commercial Advertiser, which
is the property OF and edited by the venerable
Tburlow Weed, is engaged just now in eulo-
gizipg ex-Secretary Seward on his retirement
to private life. Mr.. Stewards retirement is
REGARDED by 1t as among the most remarkable
events of the day, but the country cannot be
persuaded to contemplate the circumstance
in the same exceptional light. If Mr..
Seward could, by any possibility, avoid
retirement from public life just
at present, the voluntary departure of
that lifelong oficeholder from the places
which have known him 60 long aRd now know
him no more would indeed be something out
of the ordinary run of affairs. The Commercial
appears to recognize the fact that the whole
country is insensible to its view of the case,
and therefore, after oomplacently styling him
"the peer of Hamilton and the superior Of
Jefferson, propounds these queries to itself
What are we to think OF the apparent In
sensibility Of the people 70 these facts cts - Are
sense of the nation become dim? 1t Is not
sirapge, as Mr.. Seward himself h As said, that
bis political opponents should hate MIN; but
how are We to scoount for the lack of devotion
and applause he should ret eive from the party
he founded and built up, aud TO whose princt-
pies be has never for moment been un'
faithful? ?"
The answer to the last question is to be
found in the fact that the party which Mr..
Seward founded and built up is still l,boring
under the impression that he has not been as
faithful to its principles as he might have
been, even after making all due allowance for
the weakness and perversity of human nature.
In the absence Of any unusual demonstration
on the part Of the universe at large, 1t is stated
that Mr.. Seward contemplstes visit to ST.
w." who is now soiourning at Aiken, South
Carolina. He will there find at least one man
whose political conscience is as scared as his
own.
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THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT has a summary
way of disposing Of dishonest officials. 1t
has recently exiled to the wilds of Siberia
about forty revenue officers who were de-
tected in the act of cheating the Government.
Why can we not take lesson from this 2 II
every revenue officer in the United States lived
in the wholesome fear of an involuntary emf
grafton to alaska, he would make desperate
effort to cultivate honesty in his dealings with
the Government.
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CHINESE CITIES AND CoMMERCE.-The fol-
lowing are the names and estimated popula-
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THE GOVERNMENT LOANS issued during the
year 1865 are thus summed up by the Sen,atno
BFnGnctere OF Paris:-France, $50 900 900 fir mes.
Spain, 260ooo.oOo oscudas; Prussia. ~ 900 eyi
thaiers; Egypt. 2I7.O0O 900 francs; Italy tooaoco
beanl, Sd 600 600 francs; Hungary. 2l2OOO 600
francs; brunswiok' lOOOO.OoO francs; s wiss Gam
tons, 8 600 900 francs: British ColouIes-Nav
Zt aland. New South Wales, South Aus,rarIo
Tasmania. 672ooo-ee. 800. 900 francs. Total
l s23 3O0, 600 francs.
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WHAT PEOPLE GET DRUNK OE-The "fnn-
gus'' of Siberia and Northern Asia Supplies the
means OF inioxication to 10000, 900 people
Opium in Southern Asia enables 100000 900
people to get drunk Persia. India, Turkey,
and Afiica, with 300 600 600 people, use hasheesh
Cocoa is popular in South Am erica; betel pep.
per among the Pacific and Indian OSeans. The
Cireassians OF Europe and America make beasts
of themselves by the use of whisky, brandy
and other liquors.
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JUDdB HOAR has qualified and formally
entered upon the discharge OF his duties as
Attorney-General. This upsets all the ar
rangements for completing President Grants
Cabinet which his friends have kindly made,
and obliges them to do the whole thing over
again. Judge Hosr should have more con-
sideration for the feelings of the politicians.
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OF France at Washington, will be transferred
70 oConstsntinopie, and that his place will be
tsken BY AZ. 0auidree Boilleau, formerly
Frencn Consul-Generel ia New York and now
Minister at Lima. Madame Gsuldree BolIleau
ts a daughter OF the late Colonel Benton ON,
sister OF Mrs. General Fremont
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THE FRENCH MINIsTRY.-It is stated by the
yfessaoer FranoO. A nericain that there ia a pro-
psDlIILy Luat M. BerthsLny. to ~ cent 4iIAll4t a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

twp COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
AoN% AZ "a sfi
shYohRIM tsn9, Its daily qse MAKES the skin deli.
SssS sG Oe dsS Fo
'rls Sy all D'OEsl'" No "a 4 81 Sh %ETqMT TF stree,
t1ge NOTICE.-I AM NO LONGER tx.
Dena ASsoeistos Persons Wishing s Ias see,S 'sSn sa
Ssds esq st'SS' ss
isssm DIR. F. R, THoaAs
s@~ COFFEEs ROASTED ON A NEW
Principle, retaining all tina aroma and trus
flavor are the best, On sale by
FAIRTHoRNE & CO..
No. 2O5 N EINTH and
9Ostuth6m 70 1Q26 &AukKlSE .ot,
n9sg JOIN b. COUGH WILL REPEAT
his great Lecture.
CIRCUMSTANCES"
THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY EVENING March 81 at O'Clock.
Ticket will be for sale at Ashm eads Book Store
No. s24 Chesnut street. wednesday morning. I7th
instant st 81 O'Clock. Reserved seats In Parquet.
Parqutt Circle and Balcony on first day OF sale, 75
cents.
Except the usual Press Tickets no tickets will be
sold or engaged before that day. 31ithstu4t
nge UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
b-1 DIP ARTmENT.
The Annual CONNIE ice mens for conferrtng Degrees
in Medicine will be held in she AMERICAN AC A.
DENY OF MUSIC on SATURDAY, March Is, at
IL O'Clock NJ.
R. e. ROGERS,
8llH Dean OF Medical Faculty.
h4g7 WEST SPRUCE STREET CHURCH,
80 SEVENTEkNTH IL and SPRUCE Streets
There win be special Services in the Lecture.ruom
THIS evening Sermon by Rev. ALEX. REED. u. d.
ALI re invited.
n999 AT A MEETING OF TIE STOCK
- holders of the FOURTH NATIO NAL
Ban Il, held This day at th ir Bank ng House. under
the new Organization, with new capital of s2elO OrO
O. paid III, the following named gentlemen were
elecied Diri ]. Henry Asktn. R)oers Clark,
samuel Miller. James @. Kelcn, John Fsreira
Cresswell. JE. John Bsrdsley, E. A. ShaiIrross. A
q R"berts
Al a me ting OF the Directors held this day. A, c.
KoBER Rrs WAS elected President,J HENRY SKIN
Vice President, and l. b. hASER
3103t Assistant Cashier
f4B= PENNSYLVANIA r A l. r o A d =.
k-S OFFICB GENhRAL FREIehT AGENT
NO. l3O2 MARKET street,
PHlLADELPHIA. march 4, 1859, J
NOTICE.
The rates FOR the anspor "a OF Coal, to take
Effect March l5 1860. can be Obtained upon appica.
Al
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UTOR SALE-THE GOODWILL, STOCK,
u and flX1U RES Of 1Isi-Glsss wholesale ard
FaImeTs' MaIket. Inquire No. 143 M AkREf
Street, or No. 115 8. WATER Street. SlI2.S
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These ports have foreign commerce of
sSOO,OOO,OOO. and an enormous domestic trade,
besides which there Is q large internal trade
radiating from the above points, through the
canals and navigable rivers
Our trade with China may be expected to
increase largely dut ing the next few years
owing to the favorable treaty made with that
country. Already large shipments of boots and
shoes are being made from Boston; and, in re-
turn, we may look for better and cheaper teas.
as a consequence of our friendly relations with
the Flowery Land
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C
7 JOHNSTON VAN TASSELLS,
"A ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTfONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,

"A A"ohi Horse o5AEssnHni xSGiIos osfaiGNhhH' ahsT,
as b1a Ssxv fSfss 5GSRAS "A r FRIDAY
to .Hss ssY ~s: K:
horse line, win nnd their advantage cali on
m absr which govern honorable
Good M s.soins i for horses a private sale.
SSS DOWN !Sws SssISh u AT NO 50 NASSAU
horses, carriages &C., private and public saies Liberal
advances % sSs5i11s Hhis rs hsl;s
saddle from vice. o inside OF
:ys waantsa % sound Kind and true together With two
Bay Mare Is4 hands years. kind all harness. from
wee Iom IN ~ minutes good style, warranted sound and
Eles"a. a T PONY Establishment, COMPRISING sore, Mare
~ hands, years Kind saddle iss
TOP
S!S%n si'
minutes good syie warranted sound, kind and true
Goupe Koekswsy four in fine order Also set
e IN bay al sa 9sa
Sls then s. 200 that time better
H4sns;: bi%es.s:, %Sip, &c. xaas xs .'p ".s0' -
Truck HS.es wsrrsaied sound, Kind true; tah DE-
of ss aSs Tsss sfs 81 ea &C.,
ness &C.
Light gray Horse l6x hands years; kind In all harness
and under saddle free from vice. warranted sound kind
and true
Bay Mare, l5H hands, years; kind in all harness;
kind and true aiso no top Wagon Harness. &C.
Gray Mare, Is hands, years. kind ai harness. free
from vtec good travellers warranted sound, kind and true
Bay Horse, hands, years. kind In all harness; kind
and true
Bay Horse Ethan Allen stock 1l hands years: kind in
raned sound kind and true. Also Road Wagon, set
Harness, Whip, DC.
Extension top Park Phaeon srssas Phseton, top and
top Wagons ROckaways Pony Phaeons &C. Several other
Horses, top and top Wagons &C. We postpone
sale account weather
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

tsmbsr T. Al O'Clock, stake Of $500, mile heats, beat
can;s nssGsss. ss.sr: ss;sr ss sssSIrS cSS%Gd0r'
A.C: whtsson enters g. Bourbon.
NJ. Langman enters br. m.
NARRAaANsErT PARK,
ocr9SER p,sns,a,,s ., . s,s6aa 4 and g. 1862
-Ps. $780, for horsss that have n.v. .rosd better
sa for horse. that have 'rot'sr bet
Purse sOOO for horses ,h., sroed bet
No purse saOoo for horses have ,rosd bet
No purse sloc for horses tina. have ousd bet
No Purse S2oO for horses that have rotsd bet
5Passs slocO horses sha. have nsv.
No 8-Purse s6ooo free for all.
The third horse saves bis entrance in each race.
S r0 ssa say s fee cent S
msii = eligible = ii%s q closing sa;si.: r.
made fairs and any track, whether short or full,
II the e. sas
former name or smea must be given and any horse
30 gwen he pedigree Il Known. Time under he
Sdd n a not bar An the above races are mile heats best
smith, secretary lock 6o. s5s Post oSce ProSidencs K
Friday Sep. H. 1854
'' as:y vi" cossss
excursion tickets a. reduced rates spn,orp p.,,,
aKo H. SAITH, Secretary. 80 - '''' '~'1
PEosrEcr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn, L. l., ,,rru
TUESDAY sAi4TasaS 5 EsRTE ( 1sP i Ssb sS1gHDAr y
$4,000 IN PKEMIuMs.
SECOND pAy-THURsDAy SEPTEMBER ,s
10 S 'S .soona
T:1ss; S.%:. s:.s: 8; Eia; ;qS:s:a Ss:I:
ff1 s:%.: = R DiR's sfiss iS;oos
Ps%um. nsmss 81 os double teams to wagons o,
nrst. $500 70 secoqA S,so n 70 IN third Md.sis team
". Bo..s names Jessie Wales and Homes. Allen.
sSi; Ifdy
sss Ess: ns:s' n.%:: fs1Ds sa9 rs.nss %ss:
ySap e LSomi: ss.s n.nss st \. M soss5stts s r.1
y. Koden names ). g. Captain Smith.
g sosss soHs mann: s.%:. f. mo- mo- Esssrn f.%s Queen
sv whs:s5 se: s,1 names II M d.Sy Hasn:n
fss%Iun, ssS!S ssr 4 horses; ssSS 10 ar $500 to
Jane: James. p u McMsnn Nam names b. m; Lady Lady Thorn:
Dan Mace names br. 4 Rhode Island.
Y.
CAR Fulton Ferry. Brooiyn, every nve minute. for
TSs charge for admission will b. as follows the sa
sl and Quarter sisstsh sxtr. for gentle
and Soosyn esmsn @
no charge for ladies' xRfs Ns # 'sxn 1sifn1; President
EDWARD P. NORRIS, Secretary.
ITO THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.-FALL
heetlngs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday l4th
18th and 18TH Take the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail-
road from Fulton Ferry via Jay and Smith streets.
Union COURSE, L. L.-TROTTlNG.-ON FRIDAY,
~ Sept IT, at O'clock match $500, mile heats best three
IN nve; Hiram Howe names b. m. 70 wagon, Owner
8. 10 harnesa W. SHAW, Proprietor.
DO0LS WILL RE SOLD THIS EVENING AT RILEY's
restaurant, broadway and Twenty eighth street,
on the Prospect Park and at II O'Clock the morning
Of the races at Clark's Hotel, near the track.
THOs. b. JOHNSON.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART
n MAJOR g. W; BARKER, AuCTIoNEER,
The New York herald., 1869-09-17


pAcIFIc RAILWAY GOLD LOAN
Nessrs. DABNEY. MORGAN 4 CO., S Exchange place,
MK. JEsUP CO., ia Pine street, New York,
offer for sale
THE BONDS OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.
runs from government taxation; W
aland grant OF
THREE MILLION ACRES
OF the
Finest lands in Kansas and Colorado.
In addition to this special grsu{ the company aso owns
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IN KANSAS,
which ere being rapidly develop the country and
prove the road
They are srs mortgage upon thu extension Of
from Sheridan, Kansas, Denver, Colorado The road
operation more than enough net income to
tie the loan. There better security In
the markstth being In some respects better than govern
ment securities.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Price 96 and interest. in currency.
PAMPHLETS, MAPS AND CIRCULARS furnished on
Application.
TINTED STATES TREASURY.
Proposals win be received In the until IA o'clock
noon, Friday, Sept H. for tho saie of half ion aod be-
dered for Sept l6. DANIEI. BuTTERFIELD.
Assistant Treasurer United sssseA
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART,
n MAJOR O. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER,
corner Broadway and Thirty-n ninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
0entlemens private Embellishments disposed Of at public
mcni OF HorseS Burries Horss ossn1 Hat.rs
Whip &C., suit the needs Of all classes Of purchasers
stapily on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twenty allowed FOR every horse sold
under wasfaHee.
sabng for horses public private sale. The only
mart In the city having driving ring for showing horses on
sale. Carriages Buggies, &C., taken storage
Liberal advances everything In the horse line.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

FINANCIAL.
IINIoN DIME SAVINGS BANK,
Der s.s s asa SO o oins ~ u H corner Of h
Money deposited now viii draw interest from October
-
WV. B; PUTNAM, 81 WALL srREET.-BosDs AND
M
WANrED-s4oOo ON IMPROVED BRooKLYN rBo-
w perty worth more than double the None but
principal. treated WITH Address 8. H. c. Herald etsse
WAssTEDz,ss.oeo NORRIS AND Esssx RAILROAD
drs.. 1 SS's In Ne" jersey A'
G1OO TO eaooO ADVANCES ON coNsIGNMENTs
@lOV only on eoaDsissoa Boz 4s4s Post ouiee.
zoo fHSArRnRRs fHS ArxRnRRs AND MEcHAsfcs sFGHPs4s LIFE n
sams from $3.50 TO so0OS -aher Of the following
Ordinary Life Plan;
Return RelSIl Premium rem n,u Plan.
Income Producing Plan
Compound In.eres. Plan;
Chidren's Endowment Plan.
pIREcToRs.
osn ass
New York Rochester, Nathan r. Graves President Fourth
.ss Denny ssssrasy: law, svrssa.s charles Dog
s .ps .Sss
Hon Ossood, manafacturer Troy, ~ Hon John
Lord, s; Iors SMITH, ssoiss.ls siass:. SSesso' l h
.ns G asua
Remington Arms Company, lion, NJ y.
Hon Isaac Dayton, Register in Banrupscy New York ety.
York Edward Martindae attorney At law, New York city
D. gadssy Thos:se grocer 70 Front street Y r1nn; VIM
street, N vi Crosby Brown, Of Brown Brothers Co,
srs bankers Nassau street Chas Moies President Pa
cifo National Bank Pawtucket r. Edward hcMurdy,
President; Orlando L. Stewart OF Stewart, Ritch Wood
ford, attorneys at law, 27 Broadway; Robert McMurdy,
Rosevlic, N. j. Lloyd Granville Bartlett Dentist u West
Twenty eighth street. New York city, Hon Josiah Miller
Mead, 70 Front street, New York city, Theo F. Hay O.
Seymour, Kennard Hay, SO Liberty street, n Hon.
YORK; VIM: Henderson, Secretary; John ncMurds Of Par
dec, Bates Co. New York city r. j. Todd, of A. j. Biesck
or Son Co.. New York city
Agents wanted. Apply al aoo Broadway, arst noor
ONCE,
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
THE TURF.

"A. PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
On Thursday and Saturday the trotting viii a
fP.h EDWARD p. NORRIS, Secretary.
FASHION COURsE.-TRoTTiNd ON FRIDAY, SEP.
tember u, al O'Clock, stake Of &200 mile heats beat
th 10 in nve, to harness
Ar McRoberts enters b. r. Commodore
c. Cante enters blk. st. Backbird.
A. c. Wheson enters g. &. Bourbon.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

A RARE CHANCE-TO BE SOLD FOR ADVANCES
"A one splendid imported Park Barouche, French make;
one set double Harness. heavy hand plated mo1ntings
Marnesa In nst rate order Apply at private stables ~ West
Sixteenth street. before II A. NJ to AUSTIN BALD
WIN 4 CO., n Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
DIrTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAIL.
way Company,
OFFICE THE sxosxTARy,}

OFFIOE OF SkCKkTAKY,{
PirTsBURG Sept. Is, 1859.
Dividend No Guaranteed Stock The FIRST regular quar-
tsy dividend OF and per cent being at the
rate OF per cent per free OF tax
the guaranteed stock Of this company viii be paid 70 the
holders thereof the OF Winsow, Laner Co.,
Tuesday, Oct The transfer books OF the stock win bc
closed on the 18th inst At r. Nj and reopen
fer book of the old stock xii close At the same
anes cencates previous 70 proso
which certificates the dividend win be paid
Aforesaid The sem-annual dividend OF three
half per cent lese the tax, win also be paid
the omce Of wnslow Laner Co.. the 9th Of October,
thereto there viii bs allowed and paid three months interest
the interest 10 be paid above Tho Bond Resater win
close the 18th ns and reopen the 9Th of October
r. n. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sc.
EOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA 2o tons burden old measurement Of
hs great yacht to Cowes England In 1865 On
which she made the extraordinary Of $50 miles n ~
AOursl several other The Henrietta has
been cruise the West Indcs but has 10 New
York While her voyage from Key West 10 Charleston
~ made run of 26o mles In twertyfour hours during
rough weather. showing thar has lost of her speed
Ths Henrietta has commodious saloon, handsomely Sed
up, with large sateroom the sarboard sds other
stAerooms and two staterooms forward for onlce The
cabin furniture kitchen uenss &C., in complete order,
aSd the vessel will be put in readiness 10 mms
Sately The Henrietta will compare favorably for speed
and seagcns qualities with any yacht IN this country or
xssIana For particulars address J. ANDERSON, Herald
oUce. New York,
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

(NoLD COIN BONDS OF THE ROCHESTER,, NY.
" Water Works Company for sale, at eighty cent da
JOHN Il. MURRAY, II Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

ElRsT AN D SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED.
IL JAS L. KEMPER,
No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

ENoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-OLD LINE-Low
freight.
well known first class sidewheel steamship De sOTO
Thos H. Morton commander, win leave psr IS North rived
on Saturday, Sept le, at three r. NJ Freight taken q
through rates for 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply 70
LIVINGSTON, FOX L CO., No. SO Liberty street.
The VICTOR viii follow from pier 20 East river.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

MORTON BLISS CO,
N 30 Broad street.
issue Circular Notes and Circular Letters Of Credit for travel
ers also Commercial Credits. available In all parts Of
Enron
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

T5oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
steamships of this line leave pier 81 Ncrh RIVER foot oS
Reach street. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, nj
NJ connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee AR Line
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and Richmond and Danvls
Railroad Through tickets and through bills of
adinq a reduced all points South and Southwest
Apply at oace, on pier 81 North river, or 70
N. L.MoCREADY President, 1877 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

TNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line.
SsAmshps of this line will leave pier No. North river "A
O'clock, r. n, a. folows:-
GEO WASHINGTON eager Saturday, September n
kARiPOsA Kemble ..... Saturday, September Il
Freight taken for ST. Louis Mobile and Galveston st
through rates.
For passage FIRST and class, freight apply
II. B. CROMWELL 4 CO., b6 West sreet.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

A PAIR or VERY HANDSOME. CLOSELY MATCHED
"A chestnut horses for sale, and old 10 hands
inches hsh and have been driven together for the
past two years. and sold because their owner 10 going
;a,rS stable from gnssr.y place in the Alley esyssa
SEY. Will also be sold, Coupe Dog Cart, Pony Phaeon
(buh In London Harness. Blankets, Rugs &C., all In good
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

WANTED-A TEAM OF WELL MATCHED, STYLISH
w caIragS Horses must be sound n every respect Ad-
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

1N1TED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
- The Atlantic Mail 6tsa mship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday, II o'clock r n. pro
ci:ey from pier No North rtver:-
MISSOURI, Captain @. ". Palmer, September W.
ZORRO CASTLE. Captain 4. Adams, September So
EA1LE, Captain NJ r Greene (via Nassau. Octobsr T.
GWHEELER, Jr, Prssidept,
10. Rowl
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

VHTANTED-A STOCK OF MERCHANDISE; No snALas .1.
w stock wanted Address Merchandise, boz s'o hs'As
eGc&
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs.-CARRIAGEy,
~ veocipedes, Harness, Hand Wagons; immense stock
at great bagans second hand socd Carriages
very low choice styles, new work
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17
Our Schools.

If one thing more than another tends
to effect the tone of community, it is
that of Our system of public instruction.
We have only to trace the history of the
race to a time when such system did
not exist to discover all the evils which
tend to corrupt the mind, and prove u
bane to social and political order. Our
means Of instruction, aud the interest
which our Legislators manifest i'm their
support are the secrets Of our prosperity
as nation. While the means of educa-
ton are within the reach Of rich and
poor alike, no people will submit to be
imposed upon by the dctations Of ignor-
ance, and yet those may be found in
this nineteenth century who are enc
mics to their best friends; who are not
slow to denounce any allusion to the
encouragement Of that instrument by
which society is kept in existence; but
the number is decreasing and few can
be found who are not strong supporters
of our public schools, and are always
ready to assist ID any honorable way to
advance its interests.
The progress which education has
made within the last few yeafsis atmost
Incredible. yet this may DO taken - an
index of its future success. The mind
with which man has been gifted will
not suffer itself to be pent up within the
walls o. uncertain drsans, but ID and