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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
GROVER g. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

HlHE VERY HIGHEST pRIzE-THE IMPERIAL
/ Cross Of the Legion Of Honor-was conferred
upon the representative OF The GROVER BAKER
SEWING MACHINES at the Exposition Uniyerselle,
Paris. 1857.
The GROVER BAKER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE are the only Machines that can both sew
perfectly and I'M broider perfectly.
They sew with threads direct from the spool, ana
require no reminding
Unlike other Machines, these fhsten both ends OF
the seam by their own operation.
With these Machines. while silk Is used upon the
right or face-side Of the SEAM cotton may be used
upon the other sije. This can be done on no other
Machine, and is great saving upon ali articles
stitched or made up with silk
CIR VER BAKERS SEWING MACHINES are
sold at New York prices by
KINSMAN BROTHERS
No. aye KING-STHEET,
SOLE AGENTS FOB TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
January6 wfmlmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
Valuable Real Estate at auction, at Expense
and Risk Of former Purchaser.
w. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS.
AnCfIonNera

We Il AGk u III ~ 1ka Es DhO NSa
Auctioneers. .e-.-
win be sold, on WEDNESDAY next 18th inst, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, at the Old Postoce foot Of Broad
street. at the expense and risk Of the former pur-
chaser, he having fa lied to comply with the terms
of sale, -,..
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, situate on the east side OF Meeting oppo-
site Burns Lane, known as No. 1Ss, measuring In
front on Meeting-street, say fifty t60) feet and In
depth cay one hundred and seventyseven t17D feet,
more or less; butung and bounding north on lands
of Otis Mills and estate Of James Gibson; east ON
lands Of - Elliott; west on Meetingstreet and
south on lands Of James N. Margar Upon this Lot is
Three-story Brick Building containing nine rooms,
fron,Ing on Meeting street, sod one other Brick
Building in the yard, containing eight rooms.
There is fine well Of water. and also cistern In
the yard, and the front floor Of the building is sd
miraby adapted for a store The whole forming
one Of the most desirable baaine's locations in the
city. -
Terms-One third cash; balance in three equal
successivs annual instruments, secured by bond or
bonds of purchaser. bearing interest from day OF
salo at the rate Of per cent. per annum, and
mortgage Of the premises; buildingn to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papera
and stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Janusry "a Assignee OF James Brown
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
Aurtiuh Sales.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.

Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY, the 22d instant. at 10 O'Clock, win
sell at my store, corner King and Liberty streets,
Is cases BOOTS AND SHOOTS. just received, com.
prising desirable stock expressly seet ted for City
Retail Trade,
COMPLETING m PART OF:
Cases Mems Calf and Kip p. 8. BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Buff BalmoralB
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Brogans ell and 9-1S
Cases Ladies' Serge Congress and Polish Boots
Cases Women's Goat and Buff Bootees, 81 and 50
Cases Boys Calf Boots and Brogans, Is
Cases Youths Plain and Copper Toea Boots 9-13
Cartoons Ladies'. Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes
200 pairs Mems. Ladies', Misses and Chldren's
Shoes, shop goods.
ALSO,
IS cases, 160 dozen, Mems, Boys and Children'a
HATS. January "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22
REPORTERS CnuMps.-valontinos are ap-

REPORTERS Crumbs. Valentines are ap-
poaring in the windows of the Kidg.st-""t stores.
The sidewalk on the eass side of Kins-s;reet, be-
tween Queen.sreet aud Hor beck's alley, underwent
survey yesterday, preparatory to widening the
wax.
Seed rice is being shipped from this city to New
Orleans. via the Selma, Romo and Dalton Railroad
The tides were very Low yesterday.
Atlantic wharflsl NJ d odged.
The serving Of ju-y summons b gan yesterday.
Charles R. decker, the ;niniaturI man, created
quite stir IN tho upper w,rjs yesterday among the
children and coiore! peoplc.
City stock Was freely offered yesterday at fifty
seven.
Ten thousand dollars worth of Greenville AMI Co.
lumbia Railroad bonds. State guarantee were sold
yesterday for ffty-fve cents on the dollar.
Tho Sisters of Mercy school, III Cannon treet, is
open exclusively for boys under twelve years of age
Amply at No. II Cannon-s,rect.
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Sloop Zuliska at Auction.
W. Y. LEITCH & Il. 8. BRUINS,

VIII be sold at public auction on TUESDAY, the 18th
instant at the Old Postofice at IL O'Clock,
The sloop ZUL1EKA, with her bpars, Rigging, AM
chors. CHAINS and Boat, as she now Lies at South
Commercial Wharf. This vessel Is enrolled as 23
95100 tons and carries 1900 bushels Rise capacity
for 25 cords Of Wood, and Is In good order.
Terms caah. Purchaser to pay Us fer papers and
stamps. fmtu3 January %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22

FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SToNEwALL
FIRE COMPANY Tho Stonewall Fire Company cele-
bratcd their fourth anniversary yesterday, and have
reason to be proud OF the POSITION in the Department
which they have gained in so short time. The fol-
lowing is the list of Officers elected to serve for the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

PEiDLr Ths week closes With dull cattle trade The
Ira head to-day al CommunpaN O3 Al One hundedihst aud
m West End no all TOLL completing 657l sh cattle for the
prove than wanted though nearly all will be sold
The weather hot and the dead meat market devoid OF NE hence the
prices Of Wednesday sustained very few cattle selling above
l aud from thai dosn 70 c will be By the ovBg Com
nun TAtsai
r AsIasdsTs so Illinois steer. sold BY Beach. Bray Filth,
brought 50e for ~ OF the best hne ~ ewL cattle bunch OF
them selling a. lee the scales Pe.t lot q 81 bead q e.L,
Gomez AePhsr.on sO InoI, l sd TEXANS for Brset
enTdge 3c and IS Missouri cattle for kemans
Co. 1eut al Ia also Of them al l4lej TO dress w Pevt
O. W WharE had q good 7feut Illinois steers likely to average
about Isle
ssS, for TOwemaH LOughnAn l,l fair u eW H. 'issn Al
W Shields with W. MeMahAD sold % coed strong cWt H.
O. A. TIs.y Som, for Beach Bray fair q swt H.
H0l5e and 10 little fellows Ai l2c on 5ewt
Church Tor Briggs eoaash but is1 e~I NJ ea1ie Al
s o. DsnpsIl sOd bis % steers Of6l Al l9 1Iaie
w deti Co out 20 Ill steers Of euL l1te, aud II al
EHd Nsr Morsbou,s sold 81 good g
hundIsdhSt u ewt Iluois seeu l50lSlc
sheep esy with nAny tho uESsh Arrivals today asa
head Via, II ean at Comnunpa. at Hudson City and each At
Portsth and Forty tysghthst Prices bavs dounSah ten
dener. as VIII Be seen BY she following ssa yiLi els
bad ohG ,h:sP es thin &c 2eo hsad q n. sie 100
loser VIA oeie, with few at lie Gales o JsrssJs o9o3s
D. D3e each foI the aud 9ic Tor the bsstI IS
At ie and 70 s a. lie lot Of S State sheep very
fbe. 50 70, brougbt se
HOs 70, i' rn Alive aO being price for Dressed Change
Only Bears Hsg, cane 10 today Poreiht and ear a;
Connnnpa", bot 30 bead arrived the latter place ysssIdaJ
Three s.n wsrs sold alive via car H. 2 n lois. aud cars
7ooi n, al l0ic
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. juno ls-r. ".

Gold opened at 1874 sold at 1871, 1851,
closing at 1soEals7. The clearings at the Gold EI-
change Bank $5osO9.OOO and the balance, $780,
100 SO.
declined from ia4 per cent Coupon per cents 1881,
sold at ma Coupon 62s, 1924 65s, si New G5s lsb
67s 11eian94 The transactions were unusually small.
and bat few bonds offered at the decline. Currency
Der cents continue good demand at 1904 from invest
ors. At the close the market was dull and steady
State bonds dull and lower Tennessee per cents
sold at g. new bonds 62t Georgia per cents &c. North
Carolina per cents, o. Missouri per cents. 9la93i'
Virginia per cents excOupons SIT Railway bonds were
steady with sales Of Michigan Southern 2ds at 94 hch
gan Central per cents, lSOi Toledo and Wabash lsts
sl Milwaukee and ST. Paul lists, loi9lOIl; st. Louis
and Iron Mountain, est Bank shares we're duh with
sales of Bank OF Commerce at l29 Fourth National lO
Miscellaneous shares were neglected. Express shares
were firm with sales OF American at 40; Adams, Co;
United States COZ l969f Pacific Mail sold at s9i 9ot 69!
e9i, closing at 69i 0s9l.
Railway shares opened dull and under free offerings Of
declined from all per cent The heaviest transac
tions were made Michigan Southern and Cleveland and
Pittsburgh The Northwestern shares and New.Jersey
Central. Hudson, Harlem, and Reading duh. st.
Paul stocks and Fort Wayne were steady. New-York
Central sold at lsh9ls6t Michigan Southern lOIb9lO33
North Western Preferred, 5a9l; Northwestern Com
mon e20S3 EewJersey Central continued TO be pressed
for sale upon report that the semlannual dividend in
July would be passed. the business Of the road not war
rantng the payment The market dropped without any
large sales stocks and operators unsettled in their
opinions to the future Of the market. The large
amount Of currency that has been absorbed by the South
and West has reduced the amount Of Idle capital to
very low ebb, and any about the possibility Of
changes In the operations OF the Treasury Department.
tend Of TO hold speculative operators In check
At the close, the market dull and without spirit
The following were the closing quotations of Govern
ment bonds:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
ACTION AGAINST THE SHERIFF..

Joseph Masnia0. jr., agt. Jas. O'Briem, Sher-
iG.-Eighth District COurt.BefOre Justice Buil-Tbis
was an action brought against the defendant as Sheriff to
recover s2Ogfor trespass committees by O. Lyst dep
uty OF the defendant The plaintiff testified that in No
venber 1885, John Q. Lyst took from his premlses No
I25 Grandst eight feet OF lead pipe and broke wndows
ana otherwise damaged the building; that he
asked Lyst at the time by what authority he was
taking the pipe, and he replied as Deputy
Sberif John g. Lyst. the part of the az.
fendant testified that at the time he the pipe he was
forecOsng chattel mortgage against Baehor and that
he was p3TsOnsy authorized by the morgagee 10 fore
close the MORTGAGE Mr. BOOkstaver counsel for the de-
fendant then moved for dismissal OF the complaint
on the ground that the taking Of the pipe the
Vidual Of John c. Lyst and not an ocia one Henry
C. DennisOn counsel for the plaintiff, Insisted that as
Iyst was merely authorized by the MORTGAGE 10
sell the goods contained In the mortgage, that
yst was liable as soon as he took other property not
cinded In the mortgage and has representing himself to
be Deputy Sheriff at the time he made his act an Official
one as far as the taking Of plaintiffs property ana mat
the defendant therefore, liable HIS Honor ruled
that the defendant liable only for the acts OF his
deputies done by virtue OF process issued by the Court
foy plaintiff; Mr.. BookstaVer for defendant
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHnIDELpHIL June la-cotOu srm AidinE UPs9ds' soe
MdduE Orleans 34a3c Flour unseted sales 200 bbls North
Family SIS 6B 500; Pennvans do
OAio Do Sc 256S725 Wheat unchauged No Spring 90 Rye
81 90 Com in fair demand but unchanged sales looVo BUSH
Oats steady T5d1c Western Groceries unchanged ProTos
looking Petroleum and lowers Crude In bulk l6c kehned
30 cole the spot aHd all month Whisky hrmel bed A. SL
BALTIMORE June la-coton very 6mi Mddlngs. 5c Flour
active buyers Wheat dull prime 70 choice hed
6O9Sl Corn weak and lower prime White s6uS5c leoE
ssc Oats ne for light Use for heavy Rye 81 a Mess Pek urn
O4s3 Bacon GR Rib sides lBdlsle Clear KID is4O
ls Shoulders Isle Hams 2l922c Lard hrm at DGsc WhsE
6un stock scarce 81 02d 81 OF ,,.o =. ,v,..
CaIcIeo Juns IG-Pour Spring Extras s4 s0d6 & Wheat
ays and unsettled; sales efHo At 81 l9aS 20 No Eat 81 ItV
81 III erm a. 62lc, seller Juyi No 6Je Oan aelys
s9d6ne Rye 6rm and higher at 9c 0FL Barley du ~ l9g
20. HighEbss noninAly SO Mess FeTk qe aha
drmer al S3J 5oi Prime Mesa steady al S2a 49,, ~,
CncssIr jus. ieFour '.s.dyi Rsmly 8; e ss 1S Whea
light Corn dali At 620t Oats steady ana no
changed adTaacsE stock scsres Mddlg & T9S.sS0 .S
fm ADD good demands sales Of 200 bids 81 BSo5S % "h
PORK sevs demand; sales 1000 bb| a. ~ DIs va
a8lc sdes Hams 2Oe2e Lard in good demand a. l'ae
BuyTAIo Juns lagFreghs-whea lc Corr l2c oats Be- 70
EewYork very du sales Of 500 bb Of cry Goun
Spng al s5 Wheat hrmer and u good sac, OF
1880 bush Of No Chicago s 81 Hii 1900 BUSH ao ~ ~
$500 bush and No. Chicago at S S0S W tOOO onh
No Chicago TO arrive at 81 20; 20O0 bush No Nan.ee AZ
sIaSl 30 900 buth No Milwaukee Club az 81 ~ closing
sm at fu quo.aious Milwaukee held 81 81 Corn cG and
steady BUSH sample od1e 1900 bush arm
Al 6O 900 bush sample 6566c closing quiet Oats d1 he
at 67 Pork aud Lard duh and unchanged hgn
wines, s7d93c, asked no buyers on market
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

COFPEBThe general demand s very light and mainly for Job
lots prices showing variation though sell freely
be quote Rio at l3iGc Java 7t03sc and hsAeAbO
l6bl0c., gold
CANDLES dull and prices nominal for Aaanantus
Ns for Sperm, and 58e. for Patent
COAL-Domsse small supply the
tan the yard selling price, ~ 5O6sd
COPPBRAmeeAn (ngot1 10 dal Lake Baltimore
sales 1000 fbz toe figures lower.
FLOUR AND MRAThe business Flour today been arasr
than time this chiefly Jay delivery e6
a. 60 The market ruled active Choice Spring
Wheat Extras better bat choice Family brands dull aud
The sales 500 b at ESQ IS 80 for Suphne State sc 800
90 90 for RHra DO. fresh eco % R
90 so 8Od eO5 grades
SO 3jd B6 50 for good
Meae,ota and Iowa EIs 90 1s 50 for shIppHg oho 90
al IS for Trade brands and Family brAGls 90 eS0S1
90 20dS7 10 for Amber Winter Wheat KIA Indiana and Mich
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RURoPRAN MARKETS


10-ll In.-COnso AZ W.
United FyeTwtny bonds WI he
Illinois Central o.! Atlantic and Great western ~
LIVERPOOL. June lsll m-Coon opened hrmer hddnng Up
lands 2f92d MddEg Orleans, 2i0zld Sales Of the wees %
600 bales OF which TO- coo taken for export aud % on
ton Stock port aud shpbOad @ 900 bSes OF Wheh [V' '
American.
LONDON June la--Talov, ~ per swt
LONDON. June l8l mConsos for Al st ior the &c
count si992i Illinois Cenr 95t Atlantic and Great Western 20
LfvRROoI lB- mThe Of Cotton ~ sea bonnd
this port esmsted at COS 600 bales Of which &c 900 are from .he eatea
Wheat 99 p GENITAL for California White and BS ior NO
Western. POar 81 bb for esien Cena Corn hrm but
changed 49, for the best grades Of American hne ba
y for Cumberland Cut Lara GIG y cWt.
LoSDoS June lsspsm OIL SOS y tua Whale Oil, SIS lOi
tnn
HlyHE COn opened que: sud steady both on the spot
and afoaL - - a, 4.
LvERPooL June 2 w-Advices from Manchester state tha
there advance Of rhDg demanded yarns aud ao Hen
buyers refuse 10 paw :,
9l for the account Five THenes. 80 Ede Railway
shares 2Oi Illinois Cenra 9 Atlantic and Great Western f
LIVERPOOL, June 1850 mCOtton closed as tolOEs Md
ding Upland. the spot i@l2d d. ahoat l2a2sdi hddng
Orleans t9l2 sales Of the day ls@S bales fea 'Ho guar
LoSDOs lsTaow H3 esL Sugar aaOat easier bat un
changed. Lnseed oil, 93l per tun - ,,-,.,-
ANTWERP June PsJ0sqn du At i6 francs Tor Standard "hs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
roARD oF POLICE ooMN1ss1oYERs.

A meeting of the Board of Police Commits
soners was held yesterday Police Headquarters Mr..
James W. Beekman, Chairman Of the Committee on
Leases Of the New.YOrk Hospital Association, sent
communication TO the Board announcing that the south
wing OF the old building In readiness 70 receive
patients suffering from sunsrOke requiring surgical
aid 1t will accommodate about $50 patients Doorinen
Bernard MOrrisSey Of the Fourth and James Pierson OF
the Twentynnth Precincts dismissed for repeated
and prolonged absences their respective station.
houses Several Judgments in the case Of paromen, OF
particular Importance, were rendered, and few
transfers made, after which the Board adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
AN Ex.coNFEDERATE COLONEL IN TROUBLE.

Detective Farley OF the Central UHlce yes
terday arrested one Andrew J. Rogers an Confeder
ate Colonel, charge Of fraud. Several weeks ago
the prisoner to this city and circulated report
owned the whole of Morris Island, 5. o. ana
anxious dispose of it. He afeTward went to PrOvi-
dence r. l., and while there obtained $500 on draft
Bgued by himself from real estate agent named Frank
g. Allen alleging that be had valuable property to give
security Rogers also stated that he authorized
leave this port Soon after procuring the money,
Rogers again 20 this city and was aterward as
certaned that his representations false. Hence
his arrest by Detective Farley. The accused taken
before Justice Hogan and eOnsenuDg 10 back 70 Prov
idence he was given into the custody Of Officer SOcum Of
The Providence Police and departed last evening with
fba.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
COLLISION on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
SEVERAL CARS SMASHED.

Soon after 4 o'clock yesterday morning a
freight train of the Hudson River Railroad bound down.
stopped on the track and Eleventh
ave. The customary precauton Of sending back man
TO warn approaching trains not complied with, ard
consequence another freight tram soon after into
Of the first ran smashing several and do
ing great deal Of damage. Before the railroad
pOy6s had recovered from their surprise at the
Ouences Of their carelessness third freight train
the Of the second also doing considerable dam
age Fortunately no person was injured The track
was soon cleared and the arrival and departure Of trains
was NOT much deranged.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE CuBAN WAR IN NEW.YoRK.

One De Couts, Spaniard, has been sum-
moned appear at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
under the following circumstances. earicature Of De
Cout had been prepared In Havana and put up in the
and Twelihst Attention had been called TO the picture
by the Cuban paper IN this city DE COnts entered the
barbershop and tore down the picture and assaulted
Ihomaseli summons was served the defendant
Dut ne failed TO appear yesterday, and warrant was
Issued for his arrest charge OF assault and battery
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
srn1rrL oF TIE BUTCHERS LITIGATION

Superior Court Trial Term, before JUSTLY JUS 10
Jones-EX-Recorder James M smith was emploSei i the
AN assorat0n OF butchers contest the ordinance o he
Board OF Health removing them 70 the upper Pse of
citv His retainer from each 500, and nsfon
$3.50 from each for whom he should obtain an one Of
Mr. Harrison paid his retainer but though Objected
the sixteen for whom injunctiOns were % an The
10 the rest OF the bill, claiming his sW and gave
Court directed verdict for plaintiff JOE itb be costs
the plaintiffs counsel e50 nearly dOuDAnh Wv"
tpa nrfCi els
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
- : = = q -z-sr~-

70 Wbitlock & Co. but transferred 10 Juuan' "H0
has been substituted as lbeantin the case ~ tbo
THE answer to the libel sets mp the ueIehao @ .i
vessel was fret arrested IN July. 1883 Tor INC sauS cs %
~ action on which she proceeded against ha se
was then bonded and there upon became ron m
Ills claim The court held that the vessel cOld not DO
arrested second timoiOr the same cause OF cto aler
having given ba tho first time. Decree against the
ihellaut, and costs.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
CRIMINAL.

Frank Allen was charged yesterday morning,
in the Jefferson Market Police Court before Justice Led
WITH with taking SlA9 from Paulok IN defsnlt
Of $500 ball. and Mauderye was sent to he Unse Si for for
brSIariousy entering the clothing store Of Herman Man
10th and stealing $s95 worth OF cloth and clothing
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
-, ,r,,o,,.r1ov AND ExTORTIoN.

Abraham Bush, an expresslSSut nS tbe &c" Complaint Of
daniel s6msr retail dealer t6s In Sf6 Sfnrsf Of T FcSruay 1867
prisoner VIII H Teyenue officer, and extOruhg lhe
saS o @ o dmeTs tns5 sefSuS fop yoanS
WIZ aoU lava The complainant mas just lOunu & VnS
& me es s%indled. Bush was held for e1aina'lon
bw S, cammissioner Shields
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
TRIAL. nF A WHISKY CASE.

In the case of the United States agt. l2VOO
gallons Of highwines which were seized year ago Dy
Odcer stage owing TO the attempting 10 TeuNe
them from the bonded warehouse in Sherist on irauuu
lent bonds transportation trial was set dS% low IOr
on Of few witnesses the Court directed the jury 10 nhu
fort the Government
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
AN OLD CASE DECIDED.

Judge Blatchford, in the u. s. District Court
has rendered his decision In the old case Of William H.
Judah agt The BARK Thales In which the libel was filed
March 4, 1858. The suit was brought by b. NJ a r. A.
Rhitlock Co. 20 recover OF money In payment for
FLORIDA in the Fall Of 1885, by the firm OF Keyser Judah
On. commission merchants The claim nrst belonged
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE MARKETS.
Icarsfully reported for TnE TRrBUsE. |

lCarefuly reported for THs TRrBuSE
PRiDAY. June 10, 1860
AsHRsThs market quiet ushlased sass Of 10 bhG at
o. 756SB ior Pots
BBEsAX has been on demand prices arc steady sales
of2,00 n at3di8e. for Yellow Western and Southern
BROOM CORN dali anl heavy l802c for Red and
BUILDING MATERALS-We Of no change iu articles coming
under Tbs heading uce last revisi trade goaeA
COFIOE-Ihs demAhd quite moderate and prices 1gh ranging
about before remarkably the offerings ol
,8B2
spners and 25 by speeulato tales also Of $50 MddnR
for July AZ STE 100 do for October and 100 do
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
oflce of FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
Opposis Z. 8. sub frsaitfy

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and Others
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make COlleC.
tiOns on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates oi
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates
all classes Of Government Securities
and the Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold aud
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock E1.
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-par-Cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
FISK g. HATCH:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

1 81 rtv T,ror log boxes star SIT WOOL R bales
Hops 70 bales Hemp bills whisky 2s lbs Rosn 24 hbs
Conner 63 cakes Copper 6 pkgs Ocak 5O bb Refined Peto
Ien s8s Hides 4s bd Hides 1873 ses Leather ltR hhdA To-
baeco col boxes aud cases Tobacco, IL bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Fer Pess,s, haiirOdds Canal
JuSn Boo bales Cotton II o hb Flour 71671 bnsh Wheat
Bl6 bush Corn sl1 bush 7B1d bush $50 bush MAI
bush Beans 169l pig. Butter %, boxes Cheese 1901 bbls
kssk 21 ukss Cot bsstA ~ DtsL BsaL lBt pkG Pork ok
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE FREpENBoURG BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Thie imDOTtant DanKTUpICy CdobJ WIIIOI -
,.a handing before Commissioner Belts for nearly q
o and In Which the defendant, merchant is chatgeu
b vioIating one Of the most important sections OF the
bankruptcy act summed up yesterday by Mt G u e m
6nfnIfus The decision was reserved for one week
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
Einautial.
IIHE NATIONAL BOILER INSURANCE

TNHE NATIONAL BOILER INSURANCE
Il AND INSPECTION COMPANY-The books Of this Company
vii he opened Tor subscriptions to the capital soel Of The COMPANY
The National Bank Commonwealth on THURSDAY June ~ s
Tie objects Of the Company Of great TAus In the Insurance
Of steam Boilers other property against loss or damage o eIP
covered bT Ordinary pOlcy OF
The Of capitalists LIE and ere insurance eomPhes ~
,its5 10 tbis ,pbieet EDWARD HAIGHT,
WV CHARLES w. COPELAND,
s. RUSSELL CIiiLDS, commissioner
GEORGE RICB.
II. q. PRATT
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE COURTS.
COURT NOTICE.

COURT NOTICE.
The Clerk of the Special Term wishes the
attention Of the Bar TO be called the fact that there
will be Court the fourth Monday Of this MONTH at
which Mr.. Justice Barnard will preside