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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
5inau,ial.
ALsmT H. NIc1LiY. Aueuoaeer.
SI7O.0OO FlRST-cLASS
TEN PER CENT BONDS,
FOR PERMANENT INVESTMENTS,
AT AUCTION.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
III 80. ruTpshay nj A IgGg a, orioek ID tp

ALBERT II. NICOLAN
VIII sell on THURSDAY. Oct u, 1863, at ~ O'Clock IA,
at the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway,
(Por Account O whom It ConcernD
$4,000 TEN PER GENT BONDS
TowDps Mnonk Washington Eedhg aud Pku, IN the
Counties Wood Tatewd aud Livingston, Stsis Of Illinois issued
BY state Lex stature and confirmed by vote
of the people Oh the above Townships eisung large majority Of
votes aid tue construction OF The chicago fek
aud Tbee Bonds dated June aud
1860 have 10 principal Ad 10 per eeui interest pay
allie AZ the American Exchange National Bank SowioTk 81 900 each
Valuation Of Property Of the above s5OoVO W
Whole OF all the Towns, including the issue - 90
Of
Trustees Executors Estates Capitalists ana Others seeking hrs
invited this fAls their Alen
ton as security Of there Bonds Of undouhted char
sctef paying OF interest regarded superior 10
NAM Of the law aud the necessary
sdlats by different County Clerks certifying TO The e
gAty Of the issue tue Office also other Information on
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock uc aud Broker,
No. I3 PlNESf.. EWYORK.
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CFK-The Of Rio held BY importers y TIE VDd States As
Aie m this morning 1856 1888 Of which 90 NeWOr
fDs At Mobile Baltimore this port Ibe
urrent gold for Orddary bond IS
Zoe for ir do0iQc for for Prime
10 Do for fair invoices duly paid The demand for o
om trade Qe active and full prices obtained the market
Showing steady one sales Of $50 bags ICora @ CO. e1
Smer Dona and rs bags Kao and at Baltimore AoS eLae
Cag private Other kinds at former rates. Mara
Sabo 805Oc LAguarrs 10y d8c and Java M c23ic, gold
FLOUR MBAI-We have bad irregular, and az times
hunug Change unsettled market for Western and state Flour
plenty and lower Winter Wheat
rtrss seaer under good inquiry for the
t At the Shipping better demand for eIpi
fb sales are SIS IS for Superfne state; IS 900
25057 for Fancy State s. 5 50 10 for
th low grades Western SO d6 IS for Good 70 Choice
SpdaS Wheat Extras, New Minnesota and Iowa H
Ess 81 for City Shipping Bxtras s. $50 80 20 Tor SaPPng
Ohio, Round Hoops SO 2046 50 for ITahe hTsds 20
or Family brnds So lOd 81 for Amber winter "hest Sse
Western; 2ea 81 20 for White Wheat DO 90 % o9
Bs 20 for Family do; Sc 2Sd$s o. for 81 Louis hIs S3gTi
AS T0dS785 Double and 81 500 50 Tor 90 Triple AZ
rn. and Oregon Flour dull and heayy sales Of z sc5 a. nt
Sc TO- Southern Flour IN more sn'e uesns
prices easier and irregular; sales SCs ooS az
kr oniinsry TO Baltimore and Couni so Se
STtra and Virginia. SO 65dsO 10 r Family 90 70 LIZ
M for Extra and 81 log @ e r FAMILY
30 do Rye sm aud in fair demand sales Of $50 6b A. %
"a 10 Corn inactive and nominal Buekwheat Flour
etsady at S49s4 3 lo H. stock Of Cram IN icrs SOD
rookTn 1863: Wheat g3 az bush; Cora 49bS
BASH Oats $50 bush Rye %! bash Barley 5si5 bush;
kt 81 BUSH 992 bush Of which 10000 bush ("heap
a California We quote:
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2'Opusae.
oFyicz DEPOT QrAErEsNAsrzx;,

IgrvEnsoSWLLE Ind Oct :, 1850.
pROPOSALS-Sealed Proposals Wiz lses DC e, RE e.
of IN, thousand or A TENTS, more or les
me- iexeep, sewing tgia 70 he furnished by tie GofetAi
The teJ viii be required be made IL accordance Win iee spA
shed General Order No o. " NJ u o. o. do "Ps %
s'Sish Tii he furnished ID application therefor
TSs material viii be furnished by the S. ard delivered TO hs coz
tractor IN the Depot az Jeaesouye Ina The tenis wien oopee
a. bs de,y a the saIue place for inspection
the quantity Of msteas OF each kind selhseo
ss single teu aud the quantities thousand tents
Tsy viii whether they propose TO return h keep the ea|
,.,,--- ---. 4. .o.norea she asiivsry a.
tents ami tb rate per which hey viii continue TO make deliver
will be stated 10 the proposals
Zach proposal should he signed By the Individual or tn mkg an,
the Internal Revenue Assessor Oi ts
Dsre, 10 which bidder resides thai, he sa regular licensed s,aa
also by nond the sum OF We
certified BY the Assessor OF toe Internal Revenue o
ict in which they reside. conditioned npo9 we ss
with good and tie delivery Of tue 'eHs as se
fed in the proposal -, ,., - ,..l,.,,.g.on. 4,
reserved Government Bidders invited to be pfessn ~ %
PROPOSALS. addressed the and dsaety ndoe
Proposals for the manufacture OF tentS
Nv order Of the Qnartemaster General U. y a.
j. A. POTTER. Byt Brig Gen u y A., Depo'N ~
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OIL srm with fair trade Other oi are dull
ANA IIa P S e eas oS % Red OIL West rd
A 4 . ma 81 6s SsS S 90 R.d Oh spcaasd
Crude Fish sperm i7jo III. BANK. 5 sSS
NSP gs.eld Winter a us Pnm b.. 20 pi
ns5R T8S;i:i vi: a 200 o,s s Ms. CASH: ''o@
1s ,s 81 an; prime 'sS S s fI,r. Refined ifS
have had dun trade IN PSs Sd55 ,.ie SG
decidedly yer and close bsayy regular 600
9o . of sSS 4 hl HS f sif1e'
choice brands fm sales Of S9 ess a. So9 S Ham, @
and ssy s It h Of S. s ssSs CUt
S, cSaa h% a. BE for sau,ry and February Dressed Hogs
are: are We quote G S E No. t'i Sfs Tor H CITY, f i
l8 for fair prime Steam and SlGisS for We
New e..."sse SS9s--l India ms..''' 20 OOo rs 90
Ea Fines F. Mess e lSg LSo
Bf Fa a Mess. SSS Har
n fTs. s ss.. 7cs k ERs f Rendered
, sqt r.m:a s@ With f business s
sSs s ssE ss 5y 81 .o4S @sd@s
prices within The aud PhssPh. SHoq S S b.. o4 u
dali and prices unchanged though fm sympathy WITH Tie above
Crude (4oaG gravity iu tqlk.........Y gallon
H Hrss Vqi 6 gT,Sy, ~, shipping !;; 10 white a.
Refined, GO test prime hight to whiie.....$3 q
-
hesiduum " bb 'O~
RCRThe Domestic Is being retad out at about
former rates Sd9c and small lots OF New are occasoha reporter
with freedom Foreign dull at Y
Gle sales Of IS tcs CarOnS within the
SUGARS-Tbe movement continues quite active aud
realized the market showing generally
stroug Holders however TO be meeting the
demand With freedom Of conf
dene IN high thar noticeable month
Fair 10 Refining lt0c Prime do &c., and No IL Box 2ic
hbdS ny d2 for Cuba i0l5c for Clarified Dee
l2dl3e for Porte Rico; ard +s bee; Havana at
Crushed i0l5tc for Soft White dl5e for Extra O. aud 4@
SALT-we have feature LAST the business
generally dull and prices without change We quote;
Ly Gd.Pe sack 81 Egg Fine Eyan,.
Fine Marhas.. 50d2 So Syracuse CD, Lv Sacks oDl 90
Fine Deakns.... 5OG2 IS Turks Island 46U 80
is moderately active
TOBACCoKentucty Leaf very active but business begins
revive somewhat aud dealers are encouraged Win Ae posi-
for week or two the assmen fair though tihe
Offering would he acceptable; prices steady st the ae improve
me4ts quote Light follows ug 81 19c Common Leaf
eldlOic; Medium lO}dllc Good l0l2lc; Fine l23dl1c ana
Selections 4dl5c HEAVY Western aud Clarksie follows Lu-s
sIdlOle Common lOidllc Medium 49l2lc Good ia 9ic
Fine l40l5c and Selections Gl7c Seed has sold to very a e
iObbug lots and former rates obtained the market oS
We quote fooWs Conuecueut and Massachusetts, l@
for F-r Wrapper and 4oaoc for Fine wrap
for average lots for Wrappers Manufactured Tobacco
smer aud in demand We qS1ie In bond q dCS%'' G 10
Work. 25d3Oc for Common to Medium and Sou M
Foreign Tobacco meets with good average
vssS At goG95ic Tor Common &c 81 G Good and 81 o5
GsI for 75a83c for Cut; sasZsc for average
lots and 81 o50s for II Cut ,
TLL0W-The market has been has auetuatet and
time 10000 at ollie OF Couay aud liallts Tor
WHIsKY-The market Is better and active sales Of
$50 bb at 2IG 2 closing with holders refusing TO sell under
81 a.
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Roaepdae y bb 50 Scotia y tun 81 30a4 IS
Nova Scotia b., y tun. 4 0OD -
Gale East &CitT y - az 20
COTTONbere again beer good business doing but the
fup offered arrivals have further declined paruc
S an The pp grades aud the market closes heavy aud irregular
E sner.y feeling currenti Of 1880 bales
EiI veni5R and 6lI 10 2rrvel taken by
80 BY spectators;
H fta delivery market is lower and heayy but little
900 bales for October 23tc 100 November 73c 2OO
November December Isle 800 December 253 800 January
Isle; do 26e 100 November and 300 free,
ksd Savannah on private terms all bass Of Low Mdng We
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Albany LUMBER MARKET.

q
the shet which submerged the entire umbeFd
trc but business has been carried the week In
Thursday food had snbsGe sufficiently
enable into their Offices which day business rhsb had
suspended resumed Since then there has been an
tive trade With 6m The supply fair aud the assortment good
Pegh unchanged The receipts the Collectors Office during
hight and follows: Via Erie Canal 6459O feet
lumber 460O 10 Of slaves; Champ Canal 47O68a feet oil
the
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THE MARKETS.
iCsrsmlly reported for TaE TRIBUNE. /

t' TuEsDAr Oct Il. 1863
AsuFSere moderate trade in Pots prices are M
,tsnrri sales Is bbs 81 5iG$7 OF Pearls are duh ana
BUILDNG MATERAsThere has been 10 new feature 70 ne5e
this heading the date Of our ast Nee1y
review Business generally dull and prices are nomaL We
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WIN. a. JOHN O'BRIEN,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

No. So WALL.ST.,
CONTINUE TO GIyB THEIR ATTENTION TO THE PURCHASE
AND SALE OF STOCKS on COMMISSION, AND TO THR sRdo
TIATIoN OF LOANS
ALSO CONTINUE TO RECEIVE MONTY on DEPOSIT. SUB
JgCT TO INSTANT DRAFT AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY
BALAECRS-
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oRAN-Iu has been soyty nno prs are Agah
better further decline in freigh and limited sivs g' stes
srsrkd advantage demand chiefly for export though M o
l2OOO bush at 81 20 81 % Tor Ae
n Is Chicago Slrug; 81 800 81 10 ior Red
81 l2csl do 81 6 for White California ~ 'y~
al So for White Michigan, and So 81 IS; 81 <50Sl p ioT
Amber Michigan; 5) 81 for White Gehesee 45dS 41Jo
Amber Tennessee 81 IS for 80 Chicago in store Barley
moro active aud betteI sales Of 5000 bush at 81 9,
pal IS FOR two-rowed Barley Malt IS and
nAsbs bush 81 65 for Od State and 81 % for "a
fstve the sales 63d6G for New Ohio aod Western
at Railroad DEPOT for d. aAoat the latter for White
Ee AZ $685. Jersey Southern at 6ld6. Rye mac
Evs hot 61 the sales bush l8i 81 20 for State
Eorn ia fair qualities De- better;
81 canal induces fnness the sales 5000
bush at Damp and Unsouud New Western Mixed al sc
81 O3 Tor Canal 81 03G 81 O5 70: Railroad LOTS Western
White at 81 O6d 81 OS, and DO. yellow az 81 lOGsl T.
Cloth Moderate az
ETe for the former and 23e. for tue latter =, o.,
little activity Manila TO-DAY;
the market closes steady sales Of 500
bales gold; other kinds without special changes be
Spspesa Is Onlyn We quote as follows:
Russa gol. 24od $2 Jute Butts currency) 33c
E,sIsn Tampico (gO'd IN hond). n 8lc.
Hsnila rolD oh "A d4Ie Amern Dressed 2 275a i35
Ejs1I Iyod ,... 1Oidcl American Undressed. lljU 200
9nte (Rodl a . c. !
HDES-There fair amount Of trade dong foreign grades
bot still small lots buyers operating principally to meet Their
legitimate basis for speculative movement Offering
pesen TIE supply pretty large wei assorted ana easy Of access
khouzn forcing business and generally insist upon m
Domestic Ssughters meet with TAR average inquiry
uBsh hand and values appear To De sup
ported without much difficulty. We quote:
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oAE cole
HRNL0CK SOLE.

hoLSKhe large business al Ae close last week appears to
exhausted the Immediately available supplies OF desirable stock aud
With moderate offerings the market dn Buyers however DO pot
pear operate and the demand 10 mainly for jobbng
parce Pr-s revision steady Cuba 310fO for
1g Cysd 4S053e huseIsdo; Porto Rico,
3c Engb Island s8165c and NeNOeans BJd5c sales Of IS
tb NeOens 81 a93c By auction 60 bids Porto Rico at 90.
cole uud 80 bids Demerara at 49, 053le, 4 mos
dBfALSTde IN most descriptions has been rather du since our
last bot learn essential change In Copper
sales Of O03 h pgo. fall prices IN Iron 800 tanS
IL Leaf. 90 sales About 900 slabs Pig Tin sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

DKY HIDKs

HOS-IGrre mas good cousumpy demand To-Day aha prices
mach oD20c for New, and 6Dl4c for Od
LhATHkHemock sole has forward moderately and with
pretty fallen Of somewha medium ard
light steady heavy and good
damaged lye improved ae these grades q1te scarce ana s
the fsfoi- with buyers OAK Sole moderately active wh DO
vanson T. note values Slaughter Rough dull and nOmnaly
unchanged price. We
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a. Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. u, 1869.

THB j.. Y. TRIBUNE hy Reporter
The following Of articles 10 good condition. a.
sold houses T wholesale shippers TO 10 per
cent for commissions beside freight and other charges
packages should be carefully marked Sh paint aud The ue
Of sender should also painted end Nail an os or
M OF articles side Of the aud se1 letter W
mail CONTAINING directions also stating bow sui "Gh
sent Cean package, putting will add much tie value
the produce
BE ANS AND PEAS.
Arrivals $50 BUSH 2y8 Tim the rtevous week
Trade Is quiet and Just GIner Canada Peas lower We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

Receipts 1896 pkg. for the which 15 l than Tor the
2513 bh The 3oi
country has Kept hggs we'll as other things back The
than week The devices
m bringing eggs increasing and variety That which
iookg bf aoog patents which csob separate and
cloth Laei
sgrt are and wl be quoted next week We quo
L. l. dOL y ass Western dN
STATE good Kgg oats p bush. gooi.50 ass
FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Good apules are and higher lots selling al
81 The supply Crooked Lake grapes bss been cut ON ior a
ek thus advancing tie price Of other Ene fruit There l.
G1j,e range 10 prices depending upon quality. While
The bulk Of medium sbrts selling i0d2e OF the extra
P.h fruit jdl6c lot 81 bb good Dncbesse
sold AZ Virginia bringing rs Some good BsuG
Rose near sold @46Fl5, sth b. De at prices Few
Meh.l gan cranLerfes bsye been received. We quote: .
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TRANSFER ONCE LAKE suOrn AND MrcHross sourHxnsl

RAILWAY CoHPASr, 10 WlLLAh ST., hBw'fokk, Oct I85a
NOTICE is hereby given that stock certifi-
~ ce Nos both inclusive Of this COMPANY for
red shares each certificate No @ for shares standing
tfcsts No. % 25 20 100 % 49, and % 74 Of
Mah southern Northern Indiana Railroad Company standing
Of Lockwood claimed by this Company
as m property that committee Of the Directors will attend this
o iT on and MONDAY the 18th instant between the hours
and receive evidence Of the rights or claims OF other
pe, or holders said certificates; and said committee Ind and
certificates held purchaser who has taken
for full price paid such
tGcate NAV be transferred when the books opened
Trausfe Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

Reepts ,8 pkgs r the or decrease Of 22,O from TIE
previous week Arrivals for the corresponding week last year 1890
OF ~ the Ere
food THIS has caused light receipts and ne butter Is
portion Of TIE dealers pals the
price selections this morning light the supply Of
prime The boat, did above a5c, aud the street
dealers will doubtless reede 90 Of butter
on the Bre rosd reaches here tonight 1t is quite
probahe that the advance Of e. which give 10
State frkiu will be lost tomorrow Not gng enough fine
butter fell poorer grades and while
enabled Which
before unstable such dairy Ohio just closed ont al
The receipts o. he
Small lots selections Of the best Western bat
ter r J2 net. few packages which sold to
take the place Of State. a. Dc We Quoe:
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PBTROLEUMCude bulk remains firm with fair business sales
1000 bills at lal7!G In bbs sales pc 10 Refined there has seen
ye Es ss se. tsaq for some tine tSa,y SOME ndDV
about 900 bills for October, November December and ynna
prices within the aud Philadelphia about 40D pO SOU
and future at 3 Q Naps here and In philadelphia pas u
dull and unchanged though firm 10 sympathy WIZ VIZ AVONe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

Rce's % eco With 1920 exported for The Corresponding
rs-k 81 year: Receipts 4oG33 with 10 "a eIuo Thrs
siderable excitement 10 the cheese market caused Boy The sl arrivals
and an advance Of ls in Lveruoocah quotation o. with further
shippers could ti theg
loon r An additional e abroad The market so'a u1set'r and
IL 3D. however shat cheese need he
sold below lot 81 O' boxes sold for b, yrtrry and ne
buy almost ready l7lc macy strictly fucy
factories sell az lb0ttc At the Little
Fal, sale reached c 30 instances
the factories have been bought
et Ic 10 the country them from other puf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A I'D FOR THE CRETANS.

A I'D FOR THE CRErANS.
"A TO OUR BENEVOLENT FELLOW CITIZENs.
At meeting Of citizens of New ork held Friday
evening" January 1852 alter most Intelligent authentic
exposition the history Of the revolution In the
Island or Crete, eloquent appeal behalf OF the
heroic defenders Of liberty and country strnggpg there
with barbarous foe undersigned appointed
tnee TO obtain subscriptions 70 furnish these despoed
Ind starving Christians with food clothing and other
oaries Their ravAged, their homes desoiatcs
their warriors destitute Of ammunition, their wives and chill
drsu exile These terrible prvasions have been incurred
for the OF the hocst and most essential o.
human rights Aid aud sympathy received - this crisis Will
enable them triumph, and Christian citizens
Of prosperous republic TO brave faithful and unior
Iunate brethren. w. G. BRYANT, President.
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DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for EUROPE during the week ending e,h inst
will be despatched a. follows, VIII
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur~tsv CLOSING NJ this
oacc A. ~ oceck M ana ~ the stsons foows-A and
y, IiDi and y. llSJ; ID and y, lils aud q, 10 ~
Also Saturday closing n this orce ats O'Clock A. ~
and ~ the stations on Friday night loows - and y,
Z and o. sas; and r. $500 and q, $40
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AT HENRy's CITY AUCTION MART. BRoADwA,
"A and Thirtynfnth street-Public sale Saturday, at
O'clock Of Horses Carriages seighs Bells, Harness. Robes
Sl.nsess Whips &C. Among the carriages will BE- On
Public sales every Wednesday and Saturday Private sale
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BILLIARDS.

WIN. n. GRIFFITH 1866 FULTON STREET, OFFERS
w for sale me hand Billiard
tables win his improved combination cushlons At
sonsbs pfces. which only w bon, 1T ~ his laory Al
the different makers patent hninhug cushions can
bou h NJ q cents per SET including the cushions
which VIII be siven away.
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INLD pOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NOR
~ folk. City Point and Richmond.New and elegant side
wheel steamships ISAAC BELL, HATTERAS, Abe
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship
ISAAC BELL despatched Norfolk City Point and
Richmond on saturday January ia p NJ from pier 81
North river OF Beach connecting with the Sea-
board Inland Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air Linz,
southsde and Petersburg Railroads and ichmond and Dan.
granting through bills Of lading TO al points South
and Southwest. Bills Of lading signed on the pier up
sailing For freight passage, having ele
CANT accommodation, apply to n L. xcCREADYs
President Isl Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
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C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


oIAIEo " - AS"AoA
CRESCENT CnY,
Captain William We,. :.
WIN be despatched Saturday January To- az O'CLOCK r.
M. from pier ~ North river. !.
Freight received At through for st. Lo Mobile and
Galveston.
The SHERMAN will succeed Saturday, January ~
For fret ht having superior atoms,
apply 10 the AGENT SAMUEL STEVENS, Az Broadway.
L,oR MOBILE-FERNAEDINA ROUTE.
The first class steamer FLAG, Captain Hoffman, leaves
Saturday January g. from pier 20 Nor;hser NJ
Has superior passenger accommodations
IL receiving Insurance. guaranteed to Mobile At IL
cent Through rates TO all points In the Interior
For freight or passage apply to
j. !. FAT7ERs6N, Agent. ia Chambers street.
FOR SAVANNAH, GA, AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTH.
west.-Gre Southern Freight and Passenger Line
Steamships and Central Railroad OF Georgia.
Three times . week.
THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS.
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nickerson Saturday, Jan. l6,
from pier No. NJ nth river, 1T p. NJ.
WIN. r. GARRISON, Al ent, No. 8 Bowling Green.
LEO, CAPTAIN Dearborn, Tuesday, JAN ~ from Pier 10
East river, ut 3 r. NJ.
Murray. FEREis CO., Agents. g and % South street.
HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Captain Cheeseman, Thursdays
jan 81, from pier ~ North river, Att r. n.
LIVINGSTON. FOX CO., Agents, 68 Lib erty Btsee&
Insurance by steamers OF this line onehaf cent
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nOPARTNERsHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
~ day formed copartnershp bankers and brokers,
under the trim name OF Barton Allen, 20 Broad street
SAMUEL BATON
NEW York, Jan. IA, 1859 HARRY ALLEN.
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

A -$2s CLEAR PROFIT MADE BY INVESTING ~
IA for package the Extract OF butter Plant" which
w produce nifty pounda Of prime butter Parties desiring
establish staple business paying enormous profits are IN
Butter Company, ONCE lis Liberty street. New York.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN The steamship DENMARK, Captain Thomson, WIN
leave SATURDAY., January l6 II H., from pier n North
river
Passage Liverpool Queenstown Cabin 300; steer
age, $50, currency steerage tickets from Liverpool or
Apply al the Offices OF the company, So Broadway.
Y. w. J. HURST, Manager.
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@f1 BAY MARE, 1e,a HANDS; BROWN HORSE, Is
pOO. hands; stylish bay Horse IS hands, suitable for
cart or truck. Must sell. "a Washington street.
GEM -BPEED.-PAIR OF DARK soRREL HORSES,
VOVVs ID hands high, = old: trottcd together
last fall aAS Tree, peasant drveru; stand without
tying win be sspsratedn dcsrcd double Harness. 40 ~
Seventh
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oExkRAL GRANTS OFFICIAL ORGAN. TEN CENTS.
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ITO BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS AND REAL ESTATE
4 owners--We prepared to cell mp wAinscoal
Stores Public Building. Ac with pine strips for u
cents per yard and with fancy woods for III 30 Ad
dress apply Central Moulding Ml Sash and Door
tory, s0l West Fifty fourth street DUKE MORE.
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IMPRESS LINE
~ For Washington and Georgetown, D. O., and Aexans
dria Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday
The regular steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Drew, II now
loading pier Is river will sail Saturday Janu
airy l6 r. NJ Freight taken lower than by any other
line.
For freight or manage apply 10 JAMES HAND
1f9 Wall street, corner Of South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A -sLEIGHs, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BELLS,
"A: Robes. sisigh: ssighs Of every Style
Jaeger Wagons second Blankets from - up
Harness. $s 10 7b Robes all kinds; Bells ~ 10 up. Deal
era would do well 10 call ~ sell for small profits, 1t
Empire City Repository,
~, "a and IS Wooster street.