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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Aug I'LL r-Consols open s2 for moneU and .
United States FverWnty bonds quiet and ea
a. sJi Brs Railway shsres ~; Illinois Ceatral 81
Pans Aug THE Bourse hn Reutes - aucs 10 eeuimet
LIVERPOOL Aug i'll m.-Cotiou opened hrn Mtfiug Up
lands i2sd MdduE Orleans lJ9lJ No Red Western Wheat
81 per GENITAL .-
IoSpoN Avg r. Consols oct money ui pa
93l the Acoount United States FvsIseu bonds quiet Al 90
Ene Railway shares, l9i Illinois Cenirals 9ii.
FRSKroRr Aug 7-Uutei States FvelSeaes BidS for The
issue Of 1862 5000.
Aug IL pmCoon closed shade frmer a l2id fo
Mddng Upapds aud 3di3id for Nug OrsB; sales Of te ds
Wheat 10 GENITAL Tor California White aui ~
for No Red Western Flour, per Dbl for Wetietn Caaal
Com % quarter for European Oats bush Teas ~ pet
quarter Cauadsn Pork 1911 oi r ETtfa Prime
Beef 81 per b for Bssier Prne hesA Lird 70 per o.
Cheese for the grades Of American Fine BaeoB O.
per ewt Cor Cumberland Cot Rou ot Common North
tarona fae Petroleum 7.i per gallon for Spfs sud
Re6ael To~ al per Turpentae 2IG per cat Lhsse'
OH. 23J l0 per tun. $1,000. -
feeding TAloW g0F r sperm OIL A9l v iun SfTar
81 y No II Dutch STANDARD hale on, 40 tan Cal
i,useed, GiI9
ASrwKNP Aug 7-Peroeuu, 81 francs Tor STANDARD Wth.
HayRE Aug 7Coou, 1891 francs 0r Tres Ordua on Toe spot
aud ls3 francs ahnat
FRAsEToRr Aug a--U. s. Frs-Twsrty bolis 5si98I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

larger supplies New Winter which lttr',9S ths .enoI o.
The export. Of ihs week have been The
cited spring ia5 better tie yo,ass RsTs ron
81 aSs r MId SPRING 81 Goa % fer No. g., No C99 ME
SsnFe 81 asl 70 for No. DO DO 8 Tor Rel 81 6
aS q @ Ne" A@% w do 81 7SSS e for Ssi 81 for So
Spring Barley quiet the ft sample Of New cA5.s, vas B,,
Ms dali and hes,yq geo. oat are irregular Oh easier
but New ore :ronge5 The dqn9d s,t the :, ' so Jersey
at 7Od3c aud Soulhen 72a Gs Rye heavy aai r.
The arrivals have been limited have Sound IN store a $50
brisk Essera demand We have Ieufe dur sSe e market the
the close Of Tuesdays mar. "s
y sd dSiSs dT oa D.., oR less than bushels
% s sa' Ss sSs Ia m With good demand prices improved
the arrivals being moderate To-day the market Is bss Ou CeSmon
for Dsmp aud Unsound New Western ia 81 u.s. and West
hnBS-ToPsgn Dry Hide, dull weak snd nominal Domestic
sanghers fairly active, at 26l2ic, currency Alan, osc,
HBMPTbe market for MauIa dull but prices without 'pcA
H6PS-Tks Tor export lair bot prices without change
quote at from 9GSc as 10 growth AMI qaly a. s,a6oe
for shipping and SOC a 81 for Rctsil lots.
NAVAL SToREs-sprts TurPena drn and in fair demand =,
92 shipping and merchuabs order Resins are without ns 10
ts oo5 Ss s.d Reas sS ss G; " "a IS 8
and IS 5Ods 50 for higher grades not including "hao" Os'' ~
retail; $3.50 qss! " 5 rs Ss =. bu
D. oL G15s sS. w6' s5., i !. 81 3d. M.o1.us
quiet unchanged Oil steady at 81 1881 CO. Other Oils
PRovsioSS|Tb firm feeling that distinguished Porl market
steady and material reduction In stock 70 about
quantity held last year viz, 1900 bills nov Agans' OV op al
holders not disposed 70
freely high figures lehouse packers are uos
little owing Hogs the active local consumption
pork having enabled receivers TO sustain the very bh hss
there moderate business but prices remain n
35 bbls 30 20 for Mess and S5 % for Cy DO
Sales Of 50 bbS at SSdb for Plan Ness any
DO erce Beef Is doll and prices are 9SmSS
areIWhout change Sales OF Is bbs a. S1oUsyl
Meats and Bacon frmy held bat doll for want Of STOCK
Dressed Hogs Grin aud saAble at 3c lal quiet
Of l707e for No Ii be for Ci l9ta%c
for o prime Steam and hette Rendered. -,
Butter unchanged but holders m account Of small iocl
firm aud meets with good demand from the trade ana
exporters. IL. l..
PBTROLEUM-Tbe Business to-day has not been very active bat
prices hrm and suane sales OF 500 bhs CTld ID O si"
l7lc, and 1900 bbls Refined al j2tc for ). w. -,
kCE-A steady feeling prevails with fair business doug sales Of
IS tics. Carolina at % d9ic. ,
SUGARSRaws ess but otherwise unchanged ve, generally
ruling steady holders pressing The market fa 70 food hrn
ing t}0lltc sales Of GO hhj At id3t ior Cuba de M
Clarified do aud l3ie for Porto Rico kehned hr" " I'1@oe lot
Hama
SREDs-Grsss dull and nominal at Bale for Clover
and rs Timothy. Rough FlaIeed u Grm At 81 Uld ~ ~
dull prices uuehaDgl quote ~ ia ~ To-
goi
TALLOw quiet firm at 2dl2Ie; We bear Of 20 sales
WIlSKiIhe market better and ry active; sales JJ
bJs al 81 l20Sl -, aud small lots at higher prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
o,,c. o, TIE srprRvnso sRcs aTn jaiy ., isSa

-,
cFALED PROPOSALS will be received until
y August 1859 for furnishing and delivering At The site Of tss view
Onee such Quantities and such times may De
aniT no 600 less Of dimension GRANITE clear
or md nee stains The stones will average "
will be full 10 the and true souad IN ever par
sur ard according Schedule Of SHES to be furnished hereafter
Also for furnishing and delivering above 6o0 cnbe yd mere OF
, Of GRANITE, LIMESTONE North River RU bbib 70 % n
on The sound aud breaking with clean square asfe Gne
10 be stones hAA cubic ieet no 90
as 10 contain u cubic feet be less than inches heL
900 yds more less Of bard durable SIOhb OVAeA "
the size Of hens eggs suitable for concrete. -.
B By the cubic foot and yard and Will De eDdeeo sep
,,,tslT for dmsnson stone, rubbe and eoueree -, -
made monthly delivery and aeeepuhee o. ns
ue superVsug Architect his Agent deduclg Pei ssh
nntiI The eomplston Of the contract IAN oon,
An accompanied BY penal bond In the sum ~
ten thousand doar that the bidder vi. accept ane nv ss
auarded hnhe suhesney Of The security TO Do efnhea 7" ~
ps,rsI Attorney Of the District where the bidder Eeadsa IL . "a ~
The Department the right 20 reject any or Az oo
deemed Interests Of The GoVsnment 10 do 3d. ana @
does not eonOrm ss this advertisement S nos 0e A
PROPOSAL. to be lndOr'ed, Proposals for Dimension A0e0s ana
Concrete Stone" go. =, - III. =, n.
one bid e inches cube showing the dIeren sly VI eus
'u''AO' '" A. y. kULLkTT. Supervising Arss''e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
BANKERS,
No. % Nassau-st.,

offer for sale the following desirable securities:
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD, first mort
gage, 8 per cent bonds. Price, s. and accrued in
terest.
MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage, per
cent GOLD BONDS. Price, 92l and accrued inter
est in currency.
BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRrH, Kan
sas, 10 per cent free Of tax, strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest
Also, per cent BONDS or TIE CITY OF OowEGo.
The attention Of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, and upon application full infonna
ton will be furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Canal, TeSscs and Railroads -
ArG I'll bbs Flour g26 bales Cotton 1854 bush Ntth
~ bush Corn 22J bush 8ibush Malt 5't bush Bare
bush Beans bags $50 bills Crude Petroleum J8
ibis R6ued Petroleum II bbs PORK pkg Beef q pigs Cut Meats
9 keRs Lard % casks Ashes Is tea Seann 2J pks
Butter I8 Cheese 10 bills TaOW u bills Copper J5 hbs
WHISKY bb RgEs "a bales Wool % bales Hemp ~ bales Hops
$40 sides Leather Hides Loss Hides 100 Lbs Tobacco Oh
go Starch g. bags Peanuts pigs BsesNh
h. Nauh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

Amount Of fractional currency recelNtu IIOh INC THU
ing Division of the Treasury Department for the week
ending to-day $4,000. Shipments-To the Assistant
Treasurer at Orleans $4,000 Depository at Chicago
National Banks Sl7ss2 The Treasurer holds in
trust as security for circulation. $3i5Oo and as secu-
rity for public deposits t2OaO9OO Muated bank notes
destroyed during the week s42 total amount burned
s52s2 54 Bank currency issued during the week. $685.
54O Amount outstanding at this date. $299 74G75l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
proposaIs.
TREASURY DkPANrnEsr. August :

TREASURY DKPARTARSr, August ., 1862
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Sealed
Popo for furnishing stationery for the ofthe United states
for ending June 90 1870 will be received
. day September 1862 at IL o'clock m
blank forms for bidding will be furnished application
Tie bids will considered aud accepted rejected Item by ITEM
Contracts executed BY the successful bidders within ten oaTs
amer being called npon so 70 do a. Al. ,.-i.u
the year Quantities 10 orders from the Department lne
he esled for during the year
Zach proposal signed BY the individual OF hm making Sna
he by bond with sufficient surees 10 tue sum OF en-
Thousand Dollars Oo approved by United states o.e tne
Dis In .hch tho uretes Dc business form TO be u
nsd b. Department conditioned upon the e1eaton OF
for furnishing such portion Of the articles as may 10 A"aiuu
and the performance Of the sane -, . ,.u., r.. A..
subject Inspection BY an erpeu lot vac
ns by the Treasury and the delivery OF an
article wifi DO deemed sufficient to Annu the contract Tue OOa
bSees mus, be free charge the Treasury Department Wash
ing,on . IL A. ...... IN -
rate the forfeiture the eat suAy Of the bond or the Secretary
f rasury purchase market Of such quaint
us Of AM articles shall be necessary supply the dsbehey caused
he eh failure TO the contractors my etntum Of he
price Which shall be Ouod necessary to pay for such articles
satisfactory bond will not DO eons
.ri and contracts will be Nad only 70 estabshed manufacturers o.
1919. In The Aruclsa GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
W O'"@' - Secretary o the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

the Eastern roads looking for weTtern outlet ana lne
value OF their connections are increasing with Rea'
rapdy The Rock Island shares are also In denanu "
parties outside the late speculative cldues ana az
ent 1t is impossible 10 say who controls the stooh'
Michigan Southern continues in demand WIN s''"uy
buying by strong houses The Saint Pau STOCKS au
vanoed in sympathy with the movement in North
Westetn, and WAS largely dealt I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

COPPER-o dull values n6miualy unchanged Other kinds
IL moderate request ana STEADY sae' Of i bags Lsun E gold
market the liberal arrivals Of the low grades Of Spring Wheat eIs
slight DECLINE ID go9 aaa 90 IN ieg ba, halfsa th
BIrss have been freely offered the bulk Of the
Sp y We are boat shy stock Of DGSeH, o h. Inscription
Fours have been freshly offered Bd have become very
s s lie s sS 5 tS R indeed &c i more s os &
The provincial demand has improved and We have bad more active
ard have been sustained Old Family EItas have been rather
close Sour has been fair demand and being comparatively scarce
has improved The exports Of the week baye have been $685. bills
Indss and 5g7 BIZ to tie British Provinces To-day
the market scvs The low grades better bot the medium
oNsw White Wheat Flour The quality
lat {ca se sale: are - 9 IBIS ga 80 40 for sugefne sts'e
for the Tow grades Of Western Extra 81 81 Is Tor good choice
SPsg "9ss EIla 50 90 for Minnesota and Iowa EIras
Family DO at 81 Spd 90 7 SO 9a 81 10 FOR Amber Winter Wheat
Extra Indiana Michigan sa7 IS Tor White Wheat do DO Family
California tlour without change The demand Of $50
Flour fairly aet5e and steady sales Of $50 bills At IS ar
ordinary TO Good EIra Baltimore and County; &c 7Odfl2
and Family MARYLAND sua Delaware Rye Flour Scve
''es Si 1yg Dds a. ~ So9sS 10 Corn Meal quiet former prices
hb1h - Liverpool by steamer 10000 busb Wheat al ga
s egss At tse oTs rate end By AL 100 bids Tobacco ~ 3D.
ana 70 LSDdGn 100 6b Flour at 2s 3D. ad 800 bills Rosn d.
1hN-h mhea iI business has been done aud most de-
serpon some improvement has been established the
from brope and the moderate arrivals have gwen sellers sdsu
aud bat for the scarcity freight room larger business would
have been done IL is feared this scarcity likely
less prove large Our sds from the reports
ron ~ railroad stations snd With few exceptions thsy vOrsb
be The largest crop ever ised Our European sdss uBVorb
of hr crops Wheat and Rye in Northern and Western no,
up to the average and with crops Britain and France
we prospects are At our surplus Of Wheat and Rye will Ind
70 move them We notice disposition 10 sell Winter the
nature Dot there are not many buyers owing 70 the uncertainty regard
v feeling having sbsted sud holders eyncd ncna
on TO sew a. The season advanced although the ness Of the pew
Wal command moas Tb WeU doubtless bot w We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

THE ST. LOUIS AND ST JOSEPH RAILROAD or Mis-
soURI-Prncipal and interest payable IN com at tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company New lork'-We
desirable security at the low price of S7l and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
than $l4 900 per mile and secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the same one of the safest and most profitable secur
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, New-Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
THE MARKETS.

iCsrefulIy reported of THE TEiHriE ,.,.
SATtHDAT AuF = 1869
ASHEs-Po steady with lair demand at - ~ S7G!i
Pearls Inactive and nominal
COTTOS-Busness very fair holders offering moderately and low
grades higher closing 1853 bales 5 S evening and
34 arnve) Of vnb POI taken By pnne i by spectators
and Of 100 bales December 200 bales
hafeaeh December January 800 bales for December free
NewOaus private and 100 bales for January At
re AZ on o Low Ni1diing We follows;
plau1s LC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
ID HUDSON hY..sslfbl luU Nhlf q =
N ReaJiug.....,. 9li
PETROLEUM AND
HiHiug Stocks sH Con Grea
SATURDAY. Aug. 7-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1861, sold at 1863, 1864, clos
inc At lssIa134 The clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $3754OO and the balance S,552254 3d. The
shipments OF specie to-day amounted to $4,000.
Government bonds have been firm The transactions
sEcre light and the is bare of bonds Currency
xcr cents and 1910, continue in demand in exchange for
per cent gold bonds, and the transactions at the coun
tiers Of the large dealers have shown steady increase
Hhe market was quiet. and large transactions were
Recorded At the close the prices were firm.
state bonds have been steady with more disposition
klown 10 invest IN Tennessee bonds Tennessee per
cents sold at ga a62 New Tennesees 553 955i Virginia
New per cents North Carolina per cents, 573; New
bonds 81; South Carolina New per cents, GA Missouri
per cents s71 Georgia per cents, S3a Georgia per
cents 92t California per cents, 1873 New-fork state
Bounty Loan per cents, lO9 Railway bonds were dul
and steady Miscellaneous shares were neglected with
the exception Of Pacific Mail which was active and ex
cited under heavy purchases by prominent operator
which carried the price s5 Express shares were
duu with the exception Of Wells Fargo, which sold In
moderate amounts 2Od2O3 Railway shares we're active
nud higher. NewYork Central sold as high as 2lls'
aud Hudson 1877. Beading dull at s7G973
Ranama Railroad declined 10 per cent since
tnc last recorded transactions selling at 26O
cleveland and Pittsburgh was firm at l073
milwaukee and ST. Paul stocks buoyant; the Com
mon selling at So and the Preferred at 81. Toledo and
wabash sold at IS; EewJersey Central 1851 NewYork
and NeW-Haven Scrip 100; and Delaware, Lackawanha
bud Wescrnl2 The interest Of the Street conferred upon
the movements OF tho Northwestern, Rock Island, and
Michigan Southern shares, which largely dealt in
bcgau Southern ranged from 1923 TO 1881 Rock Island
il7aI6J; and Northwestern Preferred at 97ia9S.
Northwestern Common was excited, selling at 9Oi $685.
BIZ closing GA After the publication Of the Bank State
nent the market was strong and continued up to the
close when prices on the larger number Of the active
stocks were the highest OF the day.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
Sneut bonds: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
we recommend these bonds safe and profitable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
Welding an increase of 45 per cent in net annual in
come. Full particulars furnished by Jay COOKE
& 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
CLEVELAND, CoLUNBUs, ClyoISSArl. AND isDr4Sa
EIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
a or THE GREAT CONSOLIDATED AIR LINZ RAILROAD

The Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Iteud from Norfolk to Peters
burg Railroad Petersburg Lynch
burg Va 10 niles the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from Lynch
burg, Vs. Bristol 2OI mesomBg Consolidated Line under
45 mils. running from
EeEYork Norfolk Second Mortgage Bonds Norfolk aud
Petersburg Railroad mortgage $1,000 including
mogagel bearing interest," payable January aud
July accrued South Side Railroad
First Mortgage Bgh, Per Cent Bonds mortgage only $4,000 mile
PAYABLE July in Newlo price @ and accrued
interest These Bonds present prices will yield to the purchaser %
10 10 per per interest
We Offer for limited amount Of them and confidently
men thema aGor fug than nstu ndou dsacurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

The Money marketl easy at 6a7 per cent rail
way shares, andi 5d6 per cent on Government bonds
with large offerings the lowest rates At the close Of
business commercial paper continues steady at selO per
cent for prime names.
Sterling Exchange Is duh, as is usual Saturdays
after the sailing Of the steamers. The nominal quota
lions were follows llOs for prime co day bills 11Os
Cor sight bills.
The transactions Of the subTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

The speculative interest Of the railway market appears
60 have centered in roadsthat liable TO be absorbed
by the great trunk lines in making through connection
from the seaboaTd 20 Omaha, with the intention Of uti
mately controlling the business Of the Pacific Railroad
During the pact week the transactions in the North
Western Rock Island aud Michigan Southern roads have
been unusually heavy and have the appearance Of an at
tempt absorb the stocks without advancing prces
Tile movement In Northwestern Common has been
marked with great mness and the rumors IN regard
Tie road conflicting 70 whether II Is 10 be absorbed
by the EewYork Central Pennsylvania Central II
Well known, however, that leading house deaDRiD this
stock has absorbed the floating supply on the street.
and has borrowed the money TO carry IL OF prominent
e1direetOr Of the Erie Railway Company for year.
on very favorable terms. This movement IL based
part on the expectation that the roadwi be taken by
thc NewYork Central 70 perfect their western
uoh' but the large earnings Of the road, which
~ said VIII amount 10 sixteen millions
TINS year. make II comparatively safe
movement upon that basis the road would save Is
cent rpon both classes Of stocks after paying
ana mte'lst on bonds The fact that the North Western
ROAD controls the largest railway connection on the con-
ksn ABOUT 1900 mlesJ has not been Loot sigbt vt by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
LANCASTER, BROWN g. Co.,
Ma o3 SASSAU.ST
GOLD LOAN

OF THE ROCHESTER, n. Y WATER WORKS COMPANY
SIX per due 1880 Of $1,000 each interest May and
November pnpl and interest payable gold Union Trust Com
paBy Eev.York
sale $4,000 Of this loan s9 and accrued interest
IN currency
The entire property is uogaged to the Unon Trus, Company for
the protection Of the bondhoer aud the bonds Issued by them
only upon the certificate Of John TrautwB O. B. appointed by
buiher) approved BY the Board Of Directors that the money
haseen actually expended upon Pamphlets connng
the reports Engineers Minor Roberts AMI C. Tau~ins
the progress til, also Of the acts granting this Company
their charter supply Rochester With water furnished spp
Upon the moderate estimate the rental from the works
when completed will $50 annually double the required
for upon bonds Having personally examined the works
can confidently this lean the public safe and profitable
Investment
UTLEY 81 DOUGHERTY,
NO II wALL.ST.
G0O 000 ST. LOUIS aud IRON NOUN
- ZO,OtDU. TAIN RAILROAD BONDS will he SOLD a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

The Bank Statement shows an increase OF loans oi
SI349132 and of deposits of S3.sO35G5 The circulation
has decreased s2O6g2 specie sCOOS and the legal ten
ders S7o3 The banks lose their reserve, S2SSS59
The specie has been shipped abroad paid to the Gus
tomHouse for duties The shipment of legal tenders 10
the country banks taken all the amount dlsbursed ny
the sub-Treasury during the week
The Detroit Tribune says that the Lake Shore ana MICH
igan Southern Railway Company has agreed to guaran
tee the bonds of the projected railroad from Janesve
through Albion to Lansing This line extends htie 10
the southwest of Lansing and with an extension TO the
new road projected from Port Huron west, 1t is DeeVed
that it would serve take the business OF that hhe 10
Chicago over the Michigan Southern The last vote OF
Detroit against railroads has inclined Northern Michigan
TO favor connections with Toledo
The Savannah and Gulf Railroad, which now extends
from Savannah to Cambridge town on the Flint River
near the southwest Of Georgia. IS to be extended
Immediately to the Chattahoochee, opposite Columbia
Ala where It to with the Southern Alabama
Railroad which projected from Columbia to Pollard
the point Of junction of railroads to Pensacola ana MO
bile This will give the Savannah and Gulf direct line
to those cities, and, eventually, to New-oneans
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spece'
from the port OF NewYork foreign ports for the week
ond,ry Aug Q and since he bernDiug of the
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MatHiurrg.

TTTRNITURE and BEDDING of all KIM klnd,
n..p for cash or can be paid vssEJ or uoHshT a. hhiO
CoIs No. 80 Hudson o., Nsw'ionh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
Professional igutit,s.

DR HARRISON may be found in his office.
III Beeckest all hours Previous success IN treating ths
, unfortunate is guarantee Of speedy cure
DR LEWIS, No. Beach-st., makes speciality
treating diseases without Those afflicted should De
% 10 end right place The Dr. has given bis attention to h0ss
diseases for the last 40 years IN New-iork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
gtIu @lanttS.

DOY WANTED-In the DRY GOODS COM
ID MISSION Business salary sTst SlOl ADDRESS H. BOZ ~"
], S9l NewYorS, stating age
WANTED Immediately, for daily newspa-
w perA 6rsteass SENSATIONAL NllIbETSas isus "a
saarv situation. Address sS'nA P'' ~
Boz No. 65Tl, Post Ohce Montreal Canada
WANTED-TWO or THREE young L "A III izS
w OF good education DESTROYS Of learning is ar o.
TING; favorable the right persoss HFP' " - - '
BODY& Co. corner Of Eigbthst ADD A1 A,-
WANTED-A middle-aged, tTusty american
w woman 70 do GENERAL HOUSb"Ohh In family OF s"@
Must he able TO write Apply az No 20 fiAe-SI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

500 Adams Frpre 5l 81 LAX NJ SC IO8i, Before Call
DO Union T. { O7t 500 Ene...... 2i
eOO Padgc MshSC s5i 100 Chi Nv P s05I sO.'"' S9t
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