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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

Yesterday was the fourth day OF the fall book trade
sales at Leavtt & strebeigh's rooms and was more
numerously attended than any preceding sale OF the
season. The bidding was very spirited, and choice
works sold under lively competition.
The first invoice was that OF Thomas Nelson
Sons, consisting mainly OF juvenile books toy books,
&C. Some oxford Bibles pearl, 24mo., bound in
to 81 80; Oxford PRAYERS. ismo.. with additional
hymns 20 cents to 81 so; London Society," with 200
choice engravings by distinguished artists and tales
depicting modern life by popular writers-c0mpete
sets in hiteen Volumes elegantly bound 81 30, 81 46
and 81 50; Audubon's Birds Of America, volumes,
royal svo, with 500 Illustrations, sl4 80 per volume
In the collection Of George r. Lockwood, Audi.
bon's Birds OF America, with 500 coored lllustra-
A valuable invoice OF English books-the invoice
OF L. Reeve q Co., OF London--was then put up.
Floral Magazine, book OF drawings, brought $46 so;
Bateman's Second Century OF Orchldeous Plants,
$40; Hooker's Rhododendrons of Sikklm- Himalay a,
$l3; Hooker's Flora Antarctica S43; Harvey's His
tory OF Australian Seawceds, S2I 90; Hugo's Berwick
Collector and supplement, $40; Zoology OF the Voy-
age OF the Samarang, $l4; Kembe's Studies IN the
Archaeology Of the Northern Nations, Sl2 and Yields
The invoice OF Ward Lock 4 Tyler, OF London,
was small but attractive. Dalziel's Illustrated
ARABIAN Nights Entertainments brought 81 vol
ume; Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Bible
$l4 81 and Dalzell's Illustrated Goldsmith, 81 So
Of Wight III morocco, brought 81 81; Lady OF the
Lake. IS 90; Marmion SO 26; Songs and Scenery OF
Scotland 50 10; English Lakes, Mountains and
Waterfalls, So; Swiss Scenery, SO 90: The Oberland
and its Glaciers 50 90; and Gems Of Irish Scenery
and Killarney, 81 25 each.
In the invoice OF h. Quaritch, OF London Rogers
I.yra Britannica brought sci l2H; Humphrey g
History of the Art OF Printing $2; Hobein's Dance
Of Death, 81 rs; and Pritchards Natural History OF
Man, IS 121
The invoice Of Virtue h Yorston OF this city, also
sold well. The Hudson, from the wilderness TO the
Sea, brought $40; Battles Of America, by Sea and
Land, 81 o volume; History OF the United States,
from the first settlement Of the country, 50 20 a
volume; American scenery, 81 so o volume; the
wtlkie Gallery, s27; and the Gallery Of Modern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
COURT Of SESSIONS.
Gases Disposed Of Yesterday.

Gases Disposed Of Yesterday.
Before Judge Troy and Associate Justices.
Mary Jane CrOckers was arraigned for keeping
dsorderly house at No. 1876 East Warren street. The
testimony Of respectable residents Of that neghbor
hood went to show the house Of which the prisoner
was proprietress was the resort by day and night
Of men and women, who used the most vile and
obscene language and were guilty Of conduct most
outrageous to the sense of decency existing In the
neghb0rh00d. The Court In passing sentence upon
the woman said:-There Is no doubt from the evl-
dence that you kept q filthy place OF prostitution.
The Court is determined, 30 far lies IN It's power
to prevent the existence OF such filthy nuisances In
this city and to punish the utmost extent OF the
law oil who are convicted Of this offence The SEN
tenoe Of the Court Is that you be confined In the
Pententiary OF Kings county for the term Of one
year.
checks was arraigned before the Court, and plead
ing guilty" was sentenced TO imprisonment at
hard labor In the Kings county Pententary for four
years. charge OF horse theft was also pending
against kerSten, but the prosecution Of the latter
pnence was waived by the District Attorney.
Tyc young men, George Shields and John Smith,
charged with StcBf1nk sukAs rSrm . vessel lying at
the Atlantic dock, were arralgneu for larceny, and
plead guilty. They were both remandvd ~ jail to
await their sentence. -,
Barzaus Bundick, q negro, charged with tho,
larceny Of horse valued at hfty dollars from John
Dennison, in May last, was also arragned yesterday
Case on.
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THE SUICIDE OF LOUIS wEBEL.-Louis webel, the
respondent young German who shot himself
through the head on Saturday night as reported In
Sundays HERALD. died yesterday morning at the
residence Of his father, No. sOs Broadway, E. d.
STREET CAsUALTY.-John Honey, o boy OF ten
years, whose parents reside ct 15o Leonard street.
=. D., was run over yesterday afternoon by horse
and wagon In Grand street, and sustained fracture
OF MS left leg ana internal injuries Of q serious
alarm Of IRE at the time and frightened the horse
that injured the boy. John Flotel, owner Of the
horse and wagon, was arrested.
NEW MARKET.-A plot Of ground on Adams
street, near Myrtle avenue. is being laid out for
new market which Ia o great public necessity in
this city just The building In question will be
l35x73 feet Of brick, two stories In height and will
have French ROOF. There win be 200 stalls the
lower nOor, which IL to be devoted entirely to mar
ket purposes. The upper door will be let out in
0fces.
CoNvTvIAL H0usEBREAKERs-TwO THOUSAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF vALUABLEs SToLEN.-A jolly gang
OF knights OF the Jimmy" broke into the residence
Of Mr.. B. A. Hegeman, No. "a Strong place. on FRI
country they were in no hurry, evidently, and made
fright merry during their sOjourn under the hoe.
for On t M visited n
dltIon Of affairs there when the discovery was first
made that the place had been ransacked nom attic
to sub-cellar. Wine bottles empty, ana remnants
OF least were strewn all over the basement while
jewelry and other articles OF value, amounting to
about 81, 600, were found to have been stolen.
COMPLETION OF THE WALLABoUT IMPROVE
hENT.-This morning the cars Of the Cross-town
Railroad, connecting the Eastern and Western Dis
trcts OF Brooklyn will run over the newly finished
extension or Washington avenue, which latter
forms part Of the Wallabout improvement which
has been in progress for the past two years and q
half This route Will be o saving Of considerable
time IN travel between the two sections OF the CITY,
as 1t brings communications much nearer, cutting
or nearly one milo OF the distance heretofore
travelled IN gong TO or from Williamsburg by
lies across q swamp on the east side OF the Navy
Yard. The cost Of the Wallabout Improvement to
the city has been 500, 000 which Is paid In bonds.
The avenue is we'll paved with Belgian pavement
and Is finely lighted at night. The completion OF
this work forms source OF considerable congra.u-
laton among those who have occasion to travel with
any degree OF frequency between the two districts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

The wheat market opened strong fair demand
amber winter Buyers generally asked s. 81 s. but .ab
the market closed dull At 81 III g. Spring was
mors for o sses erS apeqi 1870 ~ bushels a.
choice do q 20 q q g, inos white 81 81 for
IS for small lots do, 81 7oa 81 for California 81 81
81 for white Michigan 81 s. II 50 for do. Kentucky
receipts Of upsopnd price: declined &C. &C. bshel The
ralroad 81 10 81 IA for white Western and 81 IA
81 II for yellow do Rye quiet, but steady or barley
was dull and nominal 0.: were steady under far de.
bushels at CSC. 6sc tho latter price small lots
Stock grain In Now York and Brooklyn warehouses
September Is 1869 8s bushels wheat 205 bushcis
corn, $685. bushes OATS so? bushels rye S94s bushss
FnFidura.-Tbs market was quiet but rates were nrm,
especially for cotton For nstpeun yssaelA Which uri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.past Five O'Clock p. M.


MONDAY, Sept. 20-6 p. NJ
ALooHoL.-There Of 900 bbs in bond, &c.,
gold.
COFFEE. Rio was in demand, but the business was light
Prices steady ut former quotations Sales 900 bags
Union, private terms In other kinds heard Of
business Of consequences.
CorroN.-There a fair business transacted In this
staple to-day. the demand being principally from expo
with free offerings the market heavy irregular
lower The sales wore 1851 bales dnoudns H7 to arrve,
Of which 1888 for EXPORT 2 for spinning Sol
speculation For future delivery the sales follows
DO DO for September at asc 900 d. basis d6 for d. at
&c. loo do for October at 2ac $50 do for December,
are thelcosing quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

obtained. On Saturday the government made
the award on proposals invited for The
delivery OF 10 900 tons Of anthracite steamer
coal, deliverable on board free, at port Rich
mond, or within six miles, The bids ranged
all the way from IS Al per ton OF 2,240 lbs up to
81 30 per ton. This Is decline Of about two dol
lars per ton on prices six weeks or two months ago.
and Will probably have some influence In depressing
the price OF coal In the general market During last
week there were thirty mines In Schuylkill and
Columbia counties Idle ostenslby In consequence OF
differences with the miners, but really and mainly
for want OF order for coal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

vUANTEp-A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE. FROM
w middle of November to middle Of April by private
family location sixteenth and Thteth streets and
Fourth Sixth Address Q. l.. b. box Ss0 Posi-
Office New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

The course OF the gold market was as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

NEAL $40 157 bushels wheat 1929 do corn, 1855 d.
oats and 1850 do. malt The market for four dull and
prices favored the bul or 70 the extent of &C. . lOc
per Dbl There but little inquiry for State for
export; but we hear OF some lots being taken At
&6 S5 California flour remained dull and nominal Sales
900 bba Southern nour in limited demand and heavy
price, Sales $40 bbls Rye -four limited demand
but held for full prices the sales $50 bb Corn meal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BATTELLE-DENNY.-O Wednesday, September
l5 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents Rochester
N. Y, by the Rev. II. f. Robbins w. ii. BATTELLE,
OF Brooklyn, to MARY Il. DENNY, daughter OF G. H..
DENNY, ESQ.,, OF the former place. No cards.
EDDY-SAvOYE.-At West Hoboken, N. j., on
Thursday, September 49, by the Rev. J. O. Egbert
Of U. savoye, Esq, ali Of the above place.
GREEN-GRABAM.-On Saturday, September Is, by
the Rev. j. 8. Willis at the residence or DR.. T. Hunt
Stilwell. Mr.. GEORGE GREEN, OF Glensdae, N Y, to
Miss MERCY r. GRAHAM, daughter OF c. Graham, of
Creig, N. Y.
WILCOX POSTAL Paterson, N. j., on Thursday,
September Is. by Rev. j. II. Duryea, WILLIAM J..
Wilcox, of New York, TO Miss MATTE A. Posi-. OF
Paterson, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-21

Cash gold was still heavy and holders paid seven
per cent currency, seven per cent god and 1872 to
have their balances carried, The disbursements of
coin interest to-day amounted to $27,19l. At the
Gold Exchange Bank the gross clearances were
$72 254 900; the gold balances 2,165,s40, and the
currency balances So, 497. The imports Of specie
at this port last week were as follows:-
Sept la-Brig Emma Dean Curacao
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25

andfdid not believe that she was Ill at all;
but that being lazy, or bored, or indifferent,
Inc this excuse. Ishould have felt certain of
Il II she had sent me also certificate ffom her
physician. But wronged her. She had re-
ccivcd her death-wsrrant, and was never well
manccs were unequal In quality, and we're frc-
9ucntly interrupted by her inability TO bcnr
the fatigue OF acting; and ere long she went
BACK across the ocean to die Trifing as my
misjudgmcnt was-onc OF kind that q man
runs the risk Of al least twelve times year
never looked again into her faded eyes, Or
heard her short, sharp cough, without guilty
feeling And still have II, mingled with my
circumstances, and with such stimulating con-
dimcnt OF personal intercourse, the last really
complete performance Of her whom ] believe,
TO have been the greatest actress the world ever,
SAW
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d UssELL.s BOOK sToRB.
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&B-ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.-THE
TRI-wEEKLY NEWS is the cheapest country pa.
per in South Carolina, and THE RURAL CARoLs.
MAN La tho beat Agricultural Magazine ever pub.
llshed in the South.
Price for TRrwRRKLY NEWS and RURAL CARROLL.
MAN one year four dolars,
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MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING

general assortment OF Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco, OF all grades and styles, from
reliable manufacturers In Virginia and North
Carolina, and offered at the lowest market prices.
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Having had :occasion TO prescribe RUssRLI.'s
Soothing, Cordial lip severe cases or Bowel Com.
plants In childfen ana delicate females have
been much pleased with its efects. consider 1t
a valuable medicine In all cases, In which It may
be advisable 10 avoid the use OF anodyne, and par.
ticuarly for family use as ttdR PERFECTLY safe 81
, , ~ W. T.. WRAGG, NJ. D. -
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u CHAKNESION{ 3. G., 1868. ;.
:. Dear Slr-I have used your Soothing Cordial for
Diarrhosa In tcething children; and lind itn very
excellent preparations 1t has great advantage
NO Opium or NARCOTIC. 4, i.., :. 1. =.
When these .are required they can be aaded in
proportions applicable to the case. ~ = .
-. lherefore can recommend its use In the aiYcc-
tfoIs for whchit liz designed '- 7.1-'@T f'''t.i
iN Respectfully yours, kc, . .'f
,a -'iJU> ..:i..!9fi--g T. L. .OCIER II n;
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satives were then the ofaer OF theaay. The ply
- .',ti r"niu uu'',t.
sician played into The hands or the npothccary,
r'r' -; '-A-.s" ,.r.: -,m'i-,
and the unfortunate patient was trenchcd morn.
III. .a,..., y" ~ .-'' ",'H. -, &"."..'
Ing noon m and night with prossratsns msuSInes
i''' .'H niL--.it". ,' u ':.'.i,i'l.ii
We live in more rational and conscientious cra
-7-T,'i':,i' u rir.' 10.
The importance Of Supporting Nature in It's eonntct
with disease is now understood Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
80. 4; '.-..4--.-.:.', .-;4r ,i",u ...,
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by artificial depletion, They nre mel withTONICS
.e,,,, "-r-,s, i,., .."ur"Ai
that rally the vital powers and enable rkca 10 do
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Ma.
.'i' +. :Itr ''i''.-
H,> l'g- ,,,,.l ..-,., -.
'ure' in its battles with sickness, IS - ..; =.
q; = =, l.a ,.,..s4 n, ~.
PLANTATION BlTTEns.
~" r;i"ir : r-'' -dan# "
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
- --.'' &ii.H 'ir
anchor OF the feeble and depilitated. Asa oordia.
e..u 's;i .;7T y ii,,. r,,,r.i., .r,,
for the aged and deererd II has no equal among
stomachics. AS remedy forthc nervous WEAKNESS
.c"is"t- --- ..,' %, al irin
to which the tender sex are especially subject, IL
is supcrscding every other stlmulaat and nervine.
In oil climates tropical, temperate or frlgid,n 1t
acts as specific i9 every species Of disorder
which hndermincs the bodily strength And
III. ,,,.., e,
breaks down the sEiaai spirlta.. Wherever it.
- 80, .r@n,
is introduced it becomes standard article
.i ..., !
"a medicinal staple. Druggists, although their
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popular medicine in the eiyilred world.
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extensively as II Is advertised, its best ud-
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sures the sale Of atleast half dozen more. I'm.
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sooTIlING CORDIAL
~. FOR INFANTS .TEETHING. ~.
aLLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUNS, CURES
. CiioliC, CHOLERA tNFANTUN, DYsESTEnY,
AND ALI. DISEASES TO WHICH
.. CHILDREN ARE sCBJEcr -
-. q -r,i; wuEa TRETHIs0. IRA. .r,,:
iCoNTAiEs. no. ASoDYNE.

SOOTHING CORDIAL is oi1eretl TO
the public with an absolute guaranteed against all
dHhger from its use. Read the following peftin.
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JTPHAMs ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG

A SURE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. "i
One Dollar Hottie. Sent by mall, postage
pisd, on receipt OF price.
The Antidote. Is tho best remedy that can bo
administered In Aanla-a.Potu, md also for all
nervous 6Gectlons. ,:i-t,l..'4- IT. u .
For sale by .,,, Dr. II. BAER,. 80.
No. 13l Meeting street.
ott0 Agent for South Carolina
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
Death Of Hon. Henry ]. RAYMOND,

OOabA VI AOAs Aoufy D. hdfmOHui
Mr.. Raymond, editor Of the New
York Times. died suddenly of apo
plexy, at his residence last Saturday
morning. He was in the enjoyment
Of almost perfect health previous to
his death, and attended to his ardu-
Gus duties at the Office until midnight
before his death, but upon his return
home, alter entering the hall, he fel
insensibIe to the floor, and was no
discovered un;il about three o'clock
and notwithstanding medical attend
ance, he expired two hours later.
Mr.. Raymond was forty-nine year:
of age, man of great ability as a
journalist, posing indomitsble ener-
gy, and was one of the hardest work.
ers connected with the New York
press. Politically he was Republi-
can, though rather conservative.
His funeral took place on Monday
afternoon, and was attended by large
concOurse CT people. Flags displayed
at half mast from the City Hall, news
paper Offices and other public build
ings demonstrated the fact that the
people felt that a great loss had been
sustained.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
The New Haven Palladium of

The New Haven Palladium of
Friday, says:
General Tom Thumb Charles
S. Stratton) and wife arrived in
town by the 2::30 a. N. train of
the Shore Line road yesterday.
They took carriage and proceed
ed to the residence Of the Gener-
aTs mother, in West Haven, where
they are TO remain several days on
q visit. Yesterday the little cou-
pie came up to the city and made
several purchases, and about 8
O'Clock returned to West Haven in
the horse cars. Quite a crowd as
sembled at the corner of Church
and Chapel streets, and looked with
curiosity at the wee. man and his
wee wife. Commodore Mutt and
Minnie Warren are also at Mrs.
Stratton's and we are happy to
state that Miss Minnie has become
Mrs. Commodore Nut" "
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Wednesday
N July IS, 1861 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ, AZ the door OF the
Post Ofice in Reed township, in the county oi
Seneca and State OF Ohio, the underggned as
Assignee of Daniel Lsddick. Sen, Bankrupt viii
sell At public sale for cash. the following descrIb-
ell real estate ths property Of said Bankrupt, to-
wit. Beng situate IN the county OF Seneca and
State-of Ohio, andsbeginning al the southwest
corner Of section thirty-one (5il, tOEnship tTo
C2) north OF range eighteen tis)Y from thence
north two f2) degrees vest, one hundred and hity-
nine (I59l rods and seventeen f7) Links 70 stake
aud stone; thence north eighty-six t5e) degrees
east. eighty rods and four lil links 70 stake
and stone thence south two degrees east one
hundred and ffty-nine (l59) reds asd seventeen
Cl7) links 70 . stake and stone, and from thence
% The place OF beginning containing isnty aeres
OF land; be the same more or less SAID land .
to be sold divesied ofal liens, and the decree Of
siinony 10 favor OF Catharine Leddick, rendered
b. the Court of Common Pleas Of he county Of
Seueea and STATE OF Ohio, on the ISrh day Of De-
eenber. lsss and divested, also Of the contingent
right OF dover Of the said Catharine Le,ldiek IN
S. NJ. EDDY, Assignee,
Cleveland, O., JunsEs5, lsss. noss-dt'