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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-25
CLARK 1 FOUNTAIN.

w JULIEN EACIORY,
For which the highest N arket price will
be paid in cash or cloths to suit customers.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore conferred on the old firm, we solicit
a continuance of the same, and would here
again give notice that we will still continue
the manufacturing business in all its var
ious branches
More Extensively than euer Before,
Comprising Doeskina, Fulled Cloths, Tweeds
double and twisted, ETC., of every variety
and color, black, brown, snuff, drab, checks
stripes, and mixtures OF all shades, from the
lightest to the darkest.
Flannels from 81 TO 2 IA yards in width;
white, madden, red, drab, plaid, striped,
blue and gray, mixed, elc. Stocking yarns
of all grades and colors.
We would say to our customers that we
have LARGE STOCK of the above men
toned goods on hand ready for sale or to
Exchange for Wool
On delivery, on as good terms as at any
other Factory IN the west.
Our goods are made of fine wool, hard
twisted, and durable, not inferior to any
Custom carding and cloth dressing done up
in the latest and best style. Customers liv-
ing at distance can have their rolls to take
home with them the same day IF too many
do not come at once.)
D. JONES, G. w. HARGER.
Watertown, Wis, June Z, 1869.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-25

TREASURER SMITHS Deg ENCE.-
We have received copies of State Treas
urer Smiths reply to the charges made
against him by the Oshkosh Northages-
terra, but too late for publication this
week. He justifes the taking of fees
by the School Land Commissioners on
the grounds Of precedent and an Off
cial construction Of the law. He invites
investigation and avows the integrity
of his purpose and official conduct.
We iatend to publish his def9nce en-
tire Hext week, that our readers may
examine and judge of it themselves
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-25

A general assortment Of Paints, Oils
Varnish, Glass, Brushes, &c, can be found
at Straw & Murphy'a lst door west Of Wis
0nsia NATIONAL Bank 26-E
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-25

According to all accounts there is
fair chance that the Harvard3 will win
at the coming boat race with the Ok
ford crew on the 9th
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-22
OH REGE0 MS

The reason why We and will sell cheaper than
the cheapest: manufacture i'm. cnsa quantities.
on which account we are enabled to sell our goods
Al retail cheaper ihan they can be manufactured In
snail quantities, oTicn mike up FIVE thousand suit.
OF one kind. taking advantage Of every ino. OF
Goth. The we conduct our business strictly
on the OHE pRICt 5 STEM meets with favor every
whore, f>r It Is the ONLY way and gnns the con
flencc oi the community at large. Each article 10
married with the lowest and only price in plain fig
Il es. M ban,crina, deviation. all good warrant
ed 10 he of the hest cia nnd Of superior work
manship, unlike the trash ocn kept in ready made
ccthirg stores all articles purchased at our store
If 10 the entire satisfaction Of tho buyer can, II
rot sui cd, be returned within five days 30 be ex
changed or the money will he refunded. Look at
cur low prices, gcol overco1s $500 entire cas-.
sucre .'s sS 60. tS SlG,g0, Beaver suits sld,o0 d
| :2A0I, Oycas 80 cts, Paper collars, cts. per
boz, and al other articles in our Inc equally n
r'.anp IN prtpor.inn. Can oMlv at the Bufa' o
Chcop One Price Clothing Store, Main Street op
no-iIn McClntori; House, Near Lower Bird %,
| pc,rU cum CcnIre. la
lIGSENTlIAl, FALCK & ISRAEL.
| Nof II Piopiioors
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-22
BUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.

BUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.
- On and after Monday. Nov. 23rd, 1858,
Passenger Trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE--GOINa EAST.
r.sA A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
Rs-EV Ripley, Westfeld, Dnnkirk and Silver
creek arriving at Buffalo at 4.15 A. M.
Sn,Sk A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
RSes5p ping at Westield, Brocton, Dunkirk, Sil-
vercreel, and Angola arriving in Buffalo
s.ns p NJ NJ, CISctNNATI EXPRESS, stor
Dunkirk and Silvercreek, and arrives at
n,kaA A. Nj, MAIL AND ACCOMMODAi
UiVV TION, stopping at al stations, arriving at
Buffalo at 1odO A. Nj.
.p,ak r. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
'ssfc Northeast, Ripley, Westncld, Dunkirk,
Silvercrcel, and Angola, arriving at Bui'
falo at 100 p NJ.
LEAVE BUFF ALo--GOING WEST
1I,SS p. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
l~s0O COLA, Slyerereek, Dunkirk, Brocton,
Westfeld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
A,MNP. NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMMoDA
-*'WO TIoN, stopping at all Stations arriving
n.of> A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping at
US'DU all stations, md arriving at Erie a. lo'2o
A,AA p M, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop
UsUU ming at Angola, Silvercreek, DunRlfR'
Rrocton Wesifield aud Northeast, arriV-
ing at Erie at 20 A. NJ
r.pn 4. M. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping az
tsGD Silvercreek Dunkirl and Wcstheld, ar
irving at Ei.e at 40 A. NJ
A'''"'"' N. BROWN, Genl supt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-22
THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted,
W. II. LONGWELL, Proprieto.
TERMS.

TERMS, .
Per year payable in advance, 80 9!
Fer month, z
PRlCE.LHST OF ADvEilrEs1NG.
ten lines of nonpareil make ono square)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-22
First Glass saloon and Restau-
rant.

WASHINGTON sTREEr, Petroleum Centre
~, host 7 ogcr Yccr constantly on draught, and
| and nil the choicest Wines and Cigars, Linoef-
.r cheese swit2er kase. Sandwiches; sor9ines ~a
e CORTELIOU VNOuCIlFk, fropnstoiS'
~, M n Tr.d 6chutts old stand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Tolrpo Aug la-fer daL wbel! doll add lover no Ged
ais. No l. j9s; n DO Rseepts-32o Dbl. Flour 100 eco
S o} bush y Corr SSS Sp. S' co @.'' 600 sS Oats
DHo Aug lowrm declining bIa "a's5 49, 81 o. -, H Ola
BrlsoEE Ang l9eo.,on very a.ni Na4ns' S , Flour 7 Ss
demai nora ssPsa9s " N. sSo.isa no. ~ %
DO EIil . Is Family - "a ~ F si T: sS %
Ws,,f .,s,dy Red s. 65 Corr srsi Prime WHIT T.
Waim Do = ~ Ii Neon quiet Rib sides lg Clear Rb 9
y o. or stc iGl 5G,r Hams, 2G2Sc. Lard firm at zOdElc
"a, 1I@ s1'A Aug lotion armer sug upnd' 2c
Mdaas orleans 'e ,o'sIs' S EIas IS 5a - 3 Wheat
les se.ys Sys Rel slt5asi o.l we % rs Nm
. ~ az for 10 l. 81 No Oats qas. aud upehaned
Corn nou gle oE 30 @ S5 Flour 81 900 ash Wheat
rights ghGhanseSi bills Flour n o0D bush Wheat
Mssr Aug & s S.. " s5a54a wbss oSs J.
Flour uuchaugo Bacon % @ and unchanged Whe, dull and
eLayEISpS 10 IND winter he'd ~ q Core declining No
g,.5 al o. 80 Mnd $50 oa', steady Oh 6SGe New" '1e
R,s S .ud uominay uachangsd B'sy nominal 0., and
CNCSNAI avg gsdsIgJ Corn drnsr supply light. sales
a. 4 0st. arm V5 To9seo 10 Eooi ss" sSb ,5
r,, ,is, IN os sol 81 ia ~ a. closing hsd ~ = Pov,
oO qsL ert oS Shoulders, ~ as Tor Sides Hams $50
DE- IaTibsi At so S6 20 demand As Grain, oo. and
pray,ion, aud unchanged Hghwihe anehanssd
ST. IoTn Aug Tobacco ag,sI ans sap,sus IS So ~
s Fic1r-S% i Frn eoas6 50, Treble Extra 20 2s1s
Eiay ~ ~ WE Whe 81 Is 81 80 Corn dull Csoe M,d
Fancy White, b0y', OAtstu"i
40 saek' BIC gH3lc; Choice White, S4do9c rye beaV
BUS ~ Dt'c - Arm At Pork dull Bacon dull At ~ ~
&c l.rs s6l9lc or side, seslre.5ed Hams 1.GIaS
ari hsay W ar yery light heavy RseepttFour, OV Dds
Wheat al 900 bush yor au,t Spnng EIi s6Rs6 62 Wheat
ou GsiSasN aug % 49, 4 - ~ 10 81 ~ IN ' ss ' ,ad
noon NO % or the afternoon No was dull a. pic is
aGoP Haab 10 o 'Hd loSsr No ~ sys S ss ~
Barley au ina ,s higher At idsl 10 Provisions quiz
yer hgnnse' 5ti Lard 9isi by ssied shoulders noI W.
fofk h"nin' nominal AZ Isle Short RIB sides &c h"
C.tie aati . 'ni hsFsT At ~ Lt tS az Ss G5G
mon 90 far stg al 30 ~ 80 20 Tor extra prime frssns
~ Ji Tor cnr'I' 15rg Buffalo. Rrciepts-fSJ bhs tu
easf az tt BY JusA Cou, HOOO bash oA1A o'OO Ou'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
THF STATE OF TRADE.


LovooS Aog ~ nConso. Open At % io MONEY add 81:
m tie account Untd fNeIveut oud B io ihc Issue Of
8l ~ 1855 OLD 5il tor Go7 United States Ten Forty boud'.
ga Knr Ralaay sls-a iYl Ihuo.s tenifsl, 9i $500. 49,
Ityruplut. Aug Ill m.-tottol active hiilng Jpauds,
IItIs ~ tlIuE Orrar. 1911
arrive gnist al STEADY. Cal-uia Liuseed % o.
HIVE AaE Coton opened acys 100 francs per both
OF thr - Aui gaoai
Aug J-bFaug Oh sol ana Auoa eao Ou' Ao'
qu1aby lower -, a, =, .-.--- - on q, a,
teruat American Sente, glri Jniei states f ISsey
, A. s m thr ssg,of 1852 81. for C5 od aud 30 Tor 1907
saFore, 7ti Stocs quiet, Ere 49, Illinois Crn'a pa
IfvEppp8t 49, ututtOu active sul etCitel ,lb.
lpg MAUD, I5lnJa Mddug ORLEANS, lji0lJ.d PORK lOJ
rr 6b or P Mess BacOH o. per e~t for Cumberland
Cut
IoSpoS Aug l9-l pm-raloW, q 9a6 percwL
p,u. Aug. lg-Thr lpur.r - firm keutes. 49, 1ac.
FE,SKvoRr Aug 9unsi states Fnciwruv bonds are quiet
All steady At 90 Tor TIE s,ur Of 100 - Old,
ASrvra Aur - -Peirosumh firm 5Jl franes for Standard
White a, ,--.---.- - o,i
iSpos Aug 9-IJp mtonss close At 90 Tor MONEY sud vs..
g. M g,t United Fyr Tgen bonds bj Tor The Issue 81
l2 a. fr 1905 Old al 8i for 1901. TenFOres "a Bic Kali
Wav shares lJt ulu0utrutrals, Yll. 80,
Ivrrp,,t 1ry 80 g. m-toon closed sctve At 1910 Tor
MIiuE upand, aud a. for Miilag orleans 'r 81 tue Jay |
ia =, iueI 4iHg 300 bsis Tor speculation aud export
L0SpoS Aug 10 up mSugn closed qet $50 sIeI' ols W.
CHANGED for both sod adoaL Luseed Oh LII % per l
spr.. Turyeulur. % ON. peat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

Rys $500 bush Barley 900 n0o V1ou,
Ho bush wheat so bash Corr. 5000 Oats 500 HOSs
Wheat nomiBAlly, 81 IS Legal Tenders IS - " - N
osvHso Aug ls-fouI lover: sales 800 hblA Al 81 IS for No.
Spring. 90 for Amber Winter; 90 "a g n, Witt. az 11
~ r Double BIa Wheai QUIET No Milwaukee Cub he'd At
amber Indiana 81 Corn IN fair demand, 1900 bash
MI Feed steady shorts s2as22 spsuns SIS Midngs sas
gSJ0 Stun Canal Prsgbts IT, higher Wheat s Corn lie 10
r Lumber to The HUDSON 80 80 Railroad Preghs
roslo Boston Sc NeElork 5se 70 Albany In
porSOOO bush Wheat n $50 bush feet Of
Lumber. - '' - - N0'A' ''A''i'OV ioe'
bb 60 AIg lS-RseeiptsFlOur 400 bbsi Wheat
Sofh' $4,000 bush ShpmentsPlou 220OO bills Wheat
So oush Corn 20 900 bush Frrghts New Wheat lac
&c, OG &C. Flour dull With Wheat inactive and
G % cn Corn dull small parcels selling at S9 SCI o. 1000
ni ~ u Per sample 81 s5d93c Oats dull New nominay
On ote LOT small parcels Rye-Sass hnsh Ia small parcels
~ 1881 49, Pork "a So Lard Doe ugbHprs rsetsv
of5O bbls at 81 H. he'll 81 is ''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan.
sas and Colorado a First MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas. to Denver, Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 437 miles aud earning more than enough 10 pay the
interest on his uac loan. This loan runs 80 years
pays per cent; PRINCIPAL and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD There is no better investment in the market.
For maps. pamphlets. aud circulars. address DAB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
NAL STOCK EXCHANGE
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
THURSDAY, Aug. l9-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1885, sold at 1873, 1924, 13S5,
closing at 1928 Gl32E The cearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s1O3O39OOO 'and the balance N,3G9Oij &C.
The steamer Union took out SSs IO2 in specie today
Government bonds opened firm at the closing quota
tons yesterday and continued steady throughout the
day small transactions. The Assistant Treasurer to-
day received proposals SS6SOO $50 bonds being the
amount required to make up the balance Of SOOoOoO ad
vertised for yesterday The offerings amounted TO $22
The following warn the awards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
RErEIpTS OF PRODTCE.


Ara ~ 20 Wheat % 90 bush Corn y JC5 bush Oats
sl hush RE seed az hush Beans 9Ola bb Flour
Dbl. WHISKY % bills Corn Meal 90 ba Corr Meal 100 bales
Wool bale, Hop. 92 Pkg, Batter 1882 pigs Cheese, go pkgG
sr It Po Beef 80 pkg Cu,meats CD bids Tobacco
me-, 0S sides L-atlrf pkgs BeesNat 40 pkg starch -
pkss Tags 2t1J pk Refined Petroleum, 59J bbs Suphtha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GoIp BoSns or
THE ST; LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Mis-.
SSoURI-Prncipal and interest payable IN coin at the
armers Loan and Trust Company, New-York-We
are now closing out the balance of this most
desirable security at the low price of S7I and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
IMAM Sl4 900 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company thus making
The same of the safest and most profitable securf-
'@s for Investment now in the market
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

Of Pen doreille They express themselves as highly
pleased with the country and satisfied Of the entire prsc
ncability OF this route for railroad. They examined
two passes In the Rocky Mounta.ns-one by an easy
grade tho elevation not exceeding 1000 feet above the
sea level They left for Fort Benton today to examine
the Cadott and other passes"
The receipts OF -four aud grain for the week ending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

S,rn rnor MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDs OF LAKE
ouPEHo' AND MISSISSIPPI RAnRoAD GoNp,TY =
W. soE interest free of United States taxes
these bonds as a safe and profitable
in cnrrn, PSolcing nearly 10 per cent per annum
yielding an increase # IS Der cent in net DYn i
lars na5seni Prce and interest Full particu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
He also sod oocco Of gold Tno totaI pds amounted
to slIooCoo. The awards were as follows:
......S1.OnO.O0O



State bonds dull Tennessee Gs sodatGli aGl3 new
bonds Jl!dI; North Carolina Is, 500 05Os Missouri
eS 500 Now-York State Bounty Loan lOsl. Georgia Is,
o. Railway bonds were firm with good investment de-
mand. Bank shares firm with sales Of Merchants
Bank at 129 Phenx, Importers and Traders, 49,
Western Union Telegraph sold at 3s ASA Union Trust
100 Express shares dun with sales Of Adams al ~
Wells Fargo l9. Pacific Mail has been the feature OF the
market selling s5s ASA closing $40 the stock has been
heavily oyersOd and in active borrowing demand, the
deliveries made with great rreguarty and there are
indications that sharp has been worked In the
stock
Railway shares opened dull and steady; the transac.
tions were moderate IN amount. aud without material
change in prices Toledo and Wabash and Michigan South
ern were the only stocks in which there were any large
transactions The former advanced to 80 and tho latter
20 1914 The Vanderbilt stocks dull and neglected
Reading continues steady at 9Gl a9Gl The Western
shares were without any special feature and the trans
actions were unusually light AZ the close of business
the market showed Improvement from the opening
prices but there was entire absence OF speculative
feeling The market closed steady. Michigan Southern
1O73 alO7l; Toledo and Wabash 79id79l; Rock Island,
u7du7t.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
mcut bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
STATIC MARKETS.

SHANGHAI July lshe Black Tea settlements o. a month we're
bs Ia Gretsas there has been STEADY business 10 Ping
spr. for Le Rngsh The settlements are 2vOC palAs
,t G1 p,rsses. III Tea will prove very large Tue supply
Ill. v NOV. thHa season. bet Isaer No - qnol ~
80 ,e, per peal. Kekig so at 40 arls hAi5en' NO a. 90
,..l. EIehauzc OF L0uIU, J.iIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC RAILROAD tof MissOurl1ESIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDs.
Free Ot GOrNNmenI IN.

We offer for sale the small remaining unsold por-
ton of the above bonds The road is completed
Earned last year $l,l1s,23S net-about $1,000 per
mile-while the interest the loan is $4,000, in
gold
Price 95 and accrued interest in currency For
further particulars apply to
CLARK DODGE & Co.. No 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
sammtr Retreats.

A LBURGH SPRINGS H0USE.-1his large,
"A new sy beautifully located Hotel With furniture
Gbroubou win open reception guests and amer Jny
The medicinal qualities Of the situated here the ayo
the bead q Lts Ctsmpao The extended mountain no
the excellent boating sbg make tbs popular
Sssort or PoI further particulars address ALBURGH sPNGs
HOUSE, Alburgh spTisgs W
COOPER HOUSE, 0tsegO Lake, COOpers-
~ town railroad from Albany IN sHefy
room capacity 90 guess baud q Inducements offered
e. families CHARLES A. WATKINS, Proprietor
TRAND HOP AT HEATH HOUSE,
VI SCHoOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, ~ j.,
r.-.r .... ri SATURDAY EVENING, Aug a..
GTORM KING H0USE-COrnwall on the Hnd-
son This vote resort commanding view Of The hud
River and nOuHts5 salneoss air esnnet be surpassed
rood table The Subscriber sc0mmodate aeW n
I. through the September Which The ouzt the pleas
X, 10 Rsa.t "a n n PETER STOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

nan Naval ORR CEsrKAL kALR0AD CDHPANT,
TREAsuKKKs OSgICB. ALsASV July d. 1909
DHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
declared DIVIDEND Of -FOUR az PER CENT on he Capita
Stok nee psgahle the 2h DAY Of August neat
Al the once Duncan Sherman Co. hevioTh Ihey hn
Dividend the Interest Certificates f the Company
PAYABLE On the the Office nou Trust COMPANY New
fork Holders ued their Interest Cestoeses TIA
dividend De Endorsed thereon The STOCK ans
er EooEs viii close SATURDAY TIE list
July Instant Az = u WORCESTER TrsAsarar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
THE MARKETS.
LCaefuIly reporied for TIE TRI.

THURsBEl
ASffES-The market steady lint ouiet sales Of Aug TO- 1859
=, W for Pots Pearls nominal hA al ~ 5fsU
.OOI1ON-Ihere has been good demand, and under ,
es from Europe aud light offerings prices have advanced he al
are 2.5iJ bales at quotstiops he sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
PITTsErKGH PoRT WAYNs CHICAGO RAILWAY CoNPASr ,
OYEoE o. wSsLow, LASIER Co, rRANsFER AGESn

oynoE o. wISsLov LASIEK Co, rRASsEER AdENrs Z
NEw.YORK August 1863 }
VNHE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER of the
stock Of this Company will close TUESDAY tue 10Th d.,
August 1859 the purpose Of enabling the bost
stock that time the into the guaranteed ok 70 Dc
sued u e exchange therefor "a.
rate payable quarterly me JED
DAY following Monday Of January April July and Oe'ooer
tbs rental reserved under the lease to ae
Railroad COMPANY such dividends will be payable nee os ueom
tar Of the United all which MAJ De col
seed In any through BY Of the copofao
the corporation leasing the same-tne po " ~
such tares being assumed hy the lessee -. r.,
one shares will BE- tueJ 10
each one hundred shares sn I'd 70 eys
The fractional part viii receive scrip bot esusd uuen0'
until aggregated. 49,. .,..L... $500. .,
buDdd shares will be cooVeed Toe s'a IN
endsd cash dividend TO be hereafter made oat o. We as
when rs outstanding accounts soa O settled
vii lGesoay
Of 1864 By o BEeeouVe Committee
MINSLOW. LANIkR Co Trausier AgentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

SEY. MORGAN & Co. No. So ExchaDge-place, and NJ.
X. JEsUP & Co., No. 12 Pine-st., NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
gruukIrn pruprtp 90 Ytt.

VITO LET Blythe MONTH
STORE AND BASEMENT No So Futonst Brooklyn Address
u sACCHl. Broadway aud FOrtyuinth.st. n T.
FTNO LET-BroOklyn -Gentcel 3-stOry extern
sioB DWELLING-GGs chandeliers. bshc good ard
nsghbohoo ferry BY Ayrtesve Apply 100 Byersonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
Gifr prop,rfg 70 grt.

EOR RENT-TwO large ROOMS, first floor
Il No 7 Broadxay two satra9e apply 70 BEOwh &Fo"EhS
.FIIO LET-OFFICES and three LOFTS, with
power 10 e best condition No lo Wilan
.at psrheusrs apply 70 n RUBhNs Co on Tue pn,es
az CHURCH-ST. NEW STORE and
D BASEMENT 25175 900 mouth also Front
OFFCE TO IET 2Jr2 month; also bali oii
anrt feet rent per month story brick building No 5 Upper
PearLst. Broadway ALhAANOhh h'VN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
QibiNrrN Motic,s.

NEw YoRz Aug 10. ih5
EORTY-FIRST DIVIDEND-NOtee is mere mere,
nv given that the Board OF Directors this ia iecsfs apls
DEMO ofTHRER @ PER CENT Of the ne eiTug, o. ~
ending july g. 1859 PAYABLE the Compauys once
SEPT l. The Transfer Books s be closed t9l ~ y, a.. ~
and reopen Thursday sept 1893 a 10 a. m s,,,v
ofDirectorS THboDohs 1
oPlicE or THs CacAso 40 ALr22S X T. Co.
NOTICE. - The STOCkHOLDEKS or the
y CHIEIGo AND ALTON RAILROAD C0hPANf are beteoI
y has bssp declared Preferred and Common Soc, ~ h Ion
a. s 800. a. he ofce Of Companys agents Messrs NJ n
Gb y I No ~ Piuest New.York MONDAY. toe 9th DAY
, SeIi 10 the holders Of said Stock registered a. congo
The Transfer Books will be closed on the ash inst ad reopsned 70
transfers on the eth September next ~ .
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And the following for Railroad bonds:
mcDt bonds

Money continued in good supply at 607 per cent on
miscellaneous stocks, and sac per cent Government
bonds Commercial paper remains unchanged at 9@l2
per cent Permission has been given by the Treasurer
of the limited States to various BANKERS In NewYOrk by
which four millions Of gold will be paid out out at the
subTreasury in San Francisco The amount is paid into
the Treasury by the agents and correspondents OF
the California banks aud mercantile houses the fact tel
egraphed the Treasury at San Francisco whereupoh
like amount is paid OF tho Treasury there THIS ac
ton will serve the double purpose Of afordng much
needed relief 70 the Pacific coast by furnishing the means
10 move the crops and at the same time effect TRANSFER
Of gold from the vaults Of the Treasury in San Francisco
70 the New.York Treasury without risk and at onelan
the usual cost
Sterling Exchange dull and weak at lO9ialO TOT
prime 90 day bills. and 1lOi 0nOs for sight bills.
The officers Of the Bank Of England to-day announce
further reduction in the minimum rate Of discount OF
per cent. The rate is now q per cent.
The transactions Of the SubTreasury today were Us
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misnlansOus.

misnIlAntOuS.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, in gold, silver, and
lJ she Frames HUSTERs, no ll5l Broadway between INen
81 sni Teeny.sEbsta
IUANTED-Five hundred second hand re-
w 6ued petroleum BARRKLS from the coung lots o. tNebW
Adde'S stating 900 freight 90 NeHlOA W lhNlA1
CLARK hos As. $40 kea.loTk PostOmes
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9nttiun SaIts Of Zeal Gstatt.

A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
auction on WEDNESDAY August g. at Y o'clock 81 The EI
rbsuge Ssesroom III Broadway NeEyork favorable n
lie following valuable property:
iRVING.STRRBT MILL,
Brooklyn between South and
smton Ferry consisting Of all the machinery ana
hupsras manufacturing family Flour uue1ced Parma
ny Conmea Oatmeal aud Pee; apparatus for restoring
A Machine, and
iu Elevator Boiling be beat Cost Of machinery
Building 255. three stories aud basement
vsrse Mil running and 70 inspection WoTAug
rptal carry The business Highly profitable ana
ops for private sale partnership be entered into previous
H. ~ ale by Addressing o. Box No S8i NeNloTk OF by caug
81 The Mil Maps at No II Cctsrst Nen-lotk
D. JoHNsoS. IT,. AuciioBeer
tDY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
ID AUCTIONRERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 25 NAssAu-sT.. COR ChDARsr. Ngw-iORK
CIV Residences stores Country aud Farms bought sold
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Auction SALES Forfeiture &c