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ADefaul,cr Mnde TO Dissorse.

PHILADgLPuIA July l8.--As soon as il became
known that Thomas Hilson, Of the firm OF Ililsen &
Co., wool dealers, had abseOnded, and was default
er, telegram WAS sent to George W. Bond senior
member Of Boston house, al the time in Europe.
SIR Bond proceeded To Liverpool, and intercepted
Ililscn, A compromise Was effected By llllsen's
paying to Mr. Bond's firm the snm of $22O0O and il
is understood that the firm Of Bond Co., of Boston,
will settle all the accounts OF lisen.
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Militia Trouble, m Nor,h C.ro,,uo.

RALElon. July 10. Commander Kirk, OF the
State Militia, arrested, withoutswarrNnt or charge
some OF the leading citizens OF this county. A
writ OF hd6eds corpus, on behalf OF the prisoners
was served ON KIRK which he refused 70 obey
saying, THAT sort Of thing IL played out" An in
junction is 10 be sued out forbidding the payment
OF money from the treasury to The troops.
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worthy sources We are induced 70 believs
that before long they will have such force
in the field as will warrant their attacking
the spaniards in their fortified towns on the
coaat
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CHARLES SAwTELLE was drowned "a Sun.
day at Long Branch. This unfortunate Young
man was only fifty yards n"In shore when he
sank. His brother-!n.Lw, seeing his danger,
attempted to Tescre him but his strength fail.
ing, he wcDl1 have been drowned himself but for
the si.nely assistance Of by stander. Year after
yGSr we hear of similar accidents, and yet no
precautionary measures are taken. There are
number of persons al Long Branch who reap
rich haye-ts from the public by supplying
bathing costumes. These individuals, IN the
height Of the season, net as much as two or
three hundred dollars daily. The residents of
.hc Branch should rouse themselves and make
these men provide certain safeguards against
accident Two or three SUIT boats, such as those
used at Cape May, anchored of the portions Of
the shore where bathing is most patronized, and
manned with men always ready with boathooks
to grapple and succor any person in distress,
would render bathing comparatively safe, We
understand that these surf boats were offered to
the bathing men at Long Branch for rent of $50
season, but they refused to make that paltry
outlay. Let the public there take their patronage
away from such men, and they will probably
come TO their senses.
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Mr.. William d. hoGregor has made hand
some daily afternoon cent newspaper OF his
Audson County N,JD Gazette, THE Bun in supposed
to be pretty good Al condemnation; but Mac sees
TnR sun, and goes much better, In condensing out
OF It's title pare even the name OF the city in which
hiA nromIsing journal 10 publnbed
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The President nominated JOHN NJ. OLIVER
for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. 1t appeared that
OLIVER was not lawyer. lie had read law little,
but had not practised it, and was probably less
fl to be Judge than to be President. The Bar
Of the District rose in sort Of rebellion, and
accordingly the President withdrew this absurd
nomination In. the place Of OLIVER, Judge
ARTHUR McARTuuR, formerly Of Milwaukee, but
now Of Chicago, was nominated and was con e
frmed, He was for twelve years Judge Of the
Circuit Court Of the Milwaukee district, and he
has also been Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
What sort Of a figure he viii make in his new
situation will be shown by experience but It il
impossible that he should not b. better Judge
than q man who has never practised law at all.
TIE new Tax and TariG bin 10 published IN IL,
I'M gTl.IIL l.,ls. a l.r M Nv
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The heat yesterday continued as hu.c 40 ~
Sunday, The mercury ranged from w % ~ ''t'wts
O'Clock A. NJ and o clock T.. VI. ~ lhis ~
forty live cases Of surstroke were IeporI' "n,.n n
number twelve ended fatally, IN Fot'" w
persons died out OF ten cases Two iGI' uses ''v
reported In Ioboken. The ke.t No. .'9""
throug bout the country.
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orTIcE or TIE srpErrxrxspESr OF PorIcT,l
INV IIIA 1

At special session Of the Board OF Police yester-
day, Superintendent Jourddn withdrew his resigna.
ton, as follows:
OFfICK OF TIE SUPEnISTEsDKST PorICR
NRw YORK. Juy Is. 1870.
To the President and Members or he Boo RI OF PoLce
am grateful for your cordial EXPRESSIONS of conf
dence. | advise mysrlf-as | am otherwise advised
that In now substituting your wishes for csiros, It
l. cNpCdient that should Withhold rom puShc men.
tlon ia" peculiar reasons whlrh govern my pi cseut
acti a. Just a. iOrbOre TO explain the motives that
Coutr He'd by resignation
courageh BY your kndne's, boz leave 10 inrust
10 YOut executive session the fears that rpCllcu Tc
pIoler, and the hopes that accompany tins Withdrawal
Very sincerely, your obcdent tcryani,
JOHN JOURDAN, supt
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WAsHN0roH, July l8,--The Sundry Civil Ap-
propriItion bill a. IL came from the Committee Of
Conference and passed both Houses, contains pro-
vision that the pubic lands which have been with.
drawn for any reason ond aiterw ard restored shall
thereafter be subject only 10 Homestead and pre-.
empton entry
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The Hear, of Nor,hnmp,ou IN ,.'r.,

The Warren House in NorlhaUp
and ten stores aud saloons gdI cent. N't' .n'',I
" escaped Loss Is about .l",,uy .t,..'v 'i
$4,000
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Aggregate daily circulation last wtek,
GA, 800. Average daily circulation dur
ing the wek, IO5, 800. Ddry acreage
during The precious neek, ending July o.,
90 200.
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The new Tax and TariG bill 10 published Ia tho
L.leIRaI heutaas Ht0fd IoI July u.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-27
Perry County Bank! I!
SpOnSler. JunIxim d Co.
OPPOSIIH THE co URT no USE,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA,

We receive money on deposit and pay back OH
demand. We discount notes for period of not
over GO days, and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York
On time Deposits, five per cent. for any time over
four months and for four months four per cent
We are well provided with all and every facility
for doing Banking Business; and knowing and
for some years. feeling the great inconvenience un-
der which the people of this County labored for the
want of a Bank of Discount and Deposit, we have
have determined to supplythe want land this being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope we will be sustained in our Efforts by all til
business men, farmers and mechanics.
This Banking Association is composed of the fol-
lowing named partners:
VA. SPoNsLER, Blocmtled Perry county, Pa.
A. G. MILLER, Shippensburg, Cumberland co. Pa.
JOHN WONDERLICH, " "
HENRY RUBY, -
VIM. II. MILLER, Carlisle, g"
OFFICERS:
w. A. SPONSLER, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Cashier.
New Bloomfield, 3 5 1y
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l do lard The marke, pork extremely quiet, the
s;' ss e S s. ' ;ss ' ss
@ @ sSSss s oy sw: Of s ,s: @
ise e market for lard was quiet s' sSs tVpf price:
we're we're qSi;s steady a. our l.s quotations. The sales
ssaa sl,s sy Beef sale
siSa iss q ss SIS plain mess and ss
and prices entirely nominal We heard Of no sales
snsss'sd s g. Il s Wa. sa
nominal, s Long clear were quoted at lsc. lehc Cut
F,esisa name auossa :. sh, iis1css. csi
,s, osed and bsased do, a@e 2s4c smoked shoulders
,, pr1MoLEuM-The demand for crude In bulk, was still
s ans a.an. aS Tle s Nc s0ssS s at &
sss sale , vas made Of 1000 bS at i7c which he
xnleh dull nomns osc io The %arss
St 1snes os c m as and pcs rather easier
price SsSsry tSs sss prices
III. sales % d9 ssss
livery at $500 do. for October delivery 2b3c.
latter price 'ffoPIaf for Prime lS., wSe
ds % g Ss
Sss There were sold zoo bSs deliverable sc-morrow a
KIor.-old Carolina was in small supply and steady at
Tor good to prime new was scarce and nominal The
sgsAG yss a. only moderately active b.. Prcc. were
20 fair enns Porto qIs kcS Sss was sod
Sales Of 200 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico IN small LOTS
nss %1Ss rsnGs Ss'ar small q
was light, but remained steady crushed powdered
and grannlasd selling at l3sc. h. and soft white
al3.c We quote :-Cubs-inIenor 70 common refining,
us soc ss 10 fair Good rssan1nS oc sSoS !sGnna
to choice grocery lono. . loAc; cenrfugai thhds.
sNc. a sszc.: mssdo. &c. q Go. Havsna-BoIss Dutch
standard NOS to O. Ssc. s3sc; do, 10 TO IL $40 q
lll<c do IL to Id 10hc utsc.; do, Is TO 49, Ike
lsc do. ls TO TO- i2,.c. lsc do. white, i2hc isc
grades. 2fc. q llkc.
sEEps.-Linseed dull and prices were nominal a,
former 9uotatons we heard Of no sales Gras. dull
timothy IS Is q SO.
wmIsKEy.-ReceIps, 3ol bbls. The demand was active
and prices higher Sales 200 bbs at e7sc &c., clos
Ing At 8shc o e9c.
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WESTCnESTER COURT MATTERS.

Prospective Boulevard MISUNDERSTANDING
POstponement Of the Sleepy Hollow Mrrder
Trial.
At White Plains yesterday the September term OF
the Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer and Termi.
ncr for westchester county. was commenced
before Justice c. L. Pratt, County Judge Robert
Cochran and the Justices Of Sessions. When the
Grand Jury mad been empaneled, the usual charge
was delivered by the presiding Justice, and EN-
braced special alluson to election frauds aDd viola
tlons OF the Excise law.
Prominent among the important cases presented
to the Court was an application on the part ef the
Commissioners OF the Southern boulevard OF Morris
ania and West Farms for mandamus to compel IT,
Mason Oliver, treasurer OF the first mentioned
town to pay TO the appellants tue sum of SIS ,0oJ
now In his hands, and being the amount OF assess
Inent paid to him for work accomplished IN the
town OF Morrisanla on the boulevard named above
For the defence 1t s claimed that the Board Of Trus
tees OF the town, by vote, instruct ID the defend
ant not u pay the amount at issue TO the Commits
slonefs. Til. case was set down for final argu
lnent on next Monday.
in accordance with an understanding effected be.
tween opposing counsel IN the case the trial OF j.
V. W. Buchhout ior the murder OF Lis wife, at
Sleepy Hollow, Is again postponed until November
when II s understood the prisoner VIII he tried at
special sitting Of the Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer
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The transactions in for future delivery were not
extensive the bulk of the sales reported below being made
late Saturday There were sold 1850 bales mid
ding sc. Ec. for September, 16kc 17c for October
1876 for November and l6xc. for December.
FREIGHTe. The marke. quiet but rates were renc
was more inquiry for all kind. q tonnage The engage
I'd. and 100 tons oil cake ut 49, and per steamer
1900 bushels wheat at ss<d.- c osng at 80.
To London 5C0 tons ocake at 26s 1900 bbls
3D. 3d. 10 Glasgow 1900 bushels wheat nj 3d. The charters
bark to Cork for orders with 500 quarters grain
cent itona bark to Genoa with 1000 bbls petroleum,
at o. 3D. brig, 1856 TONS from Sicily New York; a bark
from Phiiade pha to the Baltic with bb petroleum
brig from the South to the river Plate with 20 600 feet
umber brig load Norfolk with slaves for Santa Cruz
private terms
FLOUR AND GRuNRecepts 81 1884 bbls -four, 80 and
1C6 bags NEAL 4 6o bushels wheat,
do OATS $500 do barley and tO do malt The -four
ruled hrm, and prices 0c lbc. higher The sales
were about 2O0O bbs part Saturday EVENING" at Y5 3
50 50 for extra State Southern -four steady with
moderate demand sales $50 bbs Rye -four was dull but
nnchangcd sales 20J bbs Corn meal dull nominal
WA o,,nfa.
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STnEeT QUOTATIONS..
un,f.po,t F,v- o,,uo,, y =,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

HoNDAy, Sept. 1876 Pm
COFFEE WINS sparngy offered, holders having with
drawn samples Choice qualities held for &c per Ip
ADVANCE but in the absence of sales substantial
established The supply of prime choice qualities
is meaers small jobbing demand supplied previous
In morrow We quote kio ordinary cargoes lic sc
fair do, 4Ac l5c good do, l514c t6lac; prime do.
l6zc H4c. extremes for lots lc. lc.; Java, l9c
PC Singapore, lsc. lsc Ceyon, l7hc 1sc Maracaibo
l5c isc; Laguayra, I64c. lsc; Jsmsica, Ilc l7c
n, Mexican, l6c. lsc. and savanis. l5lsc lsc.-a
CoTTos-The market for this staple very feeble TO-
day. holders being anxious to reaze while the was
very moderate. The sales mostly made at &c n &c
per To- reduction from The quotations Of Saturday
sales were $50 for spinning 400 for 80
- "
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GOVERNMENTS HIGuER Ann rrRM

GOVERNMENTS HIGHER AND FIRM.
The weakness which gold has exhibited within
the past week has diverted attention to the newer
issues OF government bonds as less likely to decline
under any funding efforts which the government
may attempt should gold, as it threatens, promise
10 place 1t within the power Of the secretary
Of the Treasury at no distant day to ex.
change some Of the outstanding bonds for the
five per cents authorized by the last Congress. AS
consequence, while the old issues have been quiet
and steady, the new ones have improved and were
nrmer to-day rejecting that respect more closely
the advance in London. The following were the nnai
street prices this evening:-United States currency
s1xes. 1l1X . 11lh; do, 1881, registered, l13s.
ia; do. d., coupon, llSA ia; DO fve-twen-
ties, registered, May and November, Ills. 11l5S;
DO do, 1867, coupon, de-, 112'< 1l3; DO. do,
1854, DO. do, 1liX 1l1X; do. do, 1885, do. do,
liz q 112K; do. do. registered, January ana July,
HOY 110'<; do. do 1856, coupon do, 110l
lloA; do do, 1857, do. DO, IloH 11o'<; do. do,
1885, 90 do, 1l0A IlOH do. ten-ortes. registered,
aoeA lesH; DO. do, coupon, 1861 1861.
THE STATE BONDS STEADY.
The Southern State bonds continued quiet, with
steady undertone. The expansion OF the specula-
uon at the Stock Exchange does not seem as yet TO
have reached these securities but there is good
deai OF quiet buying on the part OF investors who
nave 1aitn In the cheapness or ruling prices.
we quoie the leading issues nj the close as
follows:-Tennessee, ex coupon e2 a e2h:
do., new, 60 Coz; Virginia, ex coupon,
% 67; do.. new, 65 a 6s; do, registered stock
% 63A; Georgia skies, SO IS; do sevens,
new, eln 92; do do, old, 90 a 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon 5oH 81; do, funding, 1855. 40
AZ; do do, 1868, "a a SO; do, new, 20 a 2o.5
do, special tax, 232l "a; Missouri skies.
90 9OH: do tIlannbal and ST. Joseph 90 n
Sox; louisiana skies, II ,si &C., new, es 81;
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2o ls7urrpLE SHEET

Dc. levee SKIES, 10 n; do. do eghts, 80 SO; do.
penitentisry sevens 75 80; do railroad eights SO
S5; Alabama ives, 6s q Y; do eights, 10oH 1ol;
do. railroad elghts 90 90; South Carolina skies.
80 as7; do new, January and July 6sk 10; do,
new, April and October II a 73; do, registered
stock. old, 70 q 80; Arkansas sixes, 55 o 20; do.
sevens, 70 q IA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The earnings OF the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail
road for the first week In September show an In
crease OF $5.6s8, and those Of the North Missouri
Railroad for the second week in September an In.
crease Of $ll,65s
COMPARISON OF TIE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
Of the year;-
Dry goods ...... s2ass.o4o $2,5i9s2s ss,22c, AIS
General mdse ;. sSl4,2s5 4,16S,73 8l33,5sl
Total for week .5.eia,175 50 ess5og sosSa 600
Prev reported. l77,1S2,34s 2l9.so6.9S2 2ll4e5,4s2
Since jan l. sls2 1906, ,b2a $22s 404 s2l7s1o 4S1
TIE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The Imports OF specie az this port during the past
week have been as follows:-
Sept. 13-steamer Arizona, AspinwaII-
Silver. .................... s35 b35
Golu. ............................ 1920
Doio Gust. ...................... 36,935
bel0-Gold d........................... u,I55
sept. i4-Steamer Blenyille, Havana-Gold 1852
Sept. H-Steamer Columbia, Hsvana-Sil-
yer. ............................ 262
Gold.e ........:............... $3.50
Total for the week. ek.................... s14s,77o
previously reported. 7,751,653
Total since January l, 1870. ....... 81, 800 4a2
SANE uine' iS69 1854 124
Same time, 1858. b,7497I9
oaine "ne' iso''...'.. 24l7o26
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
ALGER-COURTLAND.--O On Thursday, August o. al
Bonn, on the Rhine, Prussia, CLARENCE i. ALGER
10 CAROLINE V. CouRTLAND, both OF this city.
FERN-WILLETTS--I the Jane street Methodist
Episcopal church. on Wednesday, September 4 by
Rev. w. Q. Smith, Mr. GEORGE FERN to Miss COR
NELIA II. WILLETrs, oil OF this city.
PHILLIPs-CELLER.-0n Wednesday, September
ID by the Rev. Mr. Rubena at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Miss ANNIE CEI.LEE to MI JOSEPH
PHILLIPS.
San Francisco papers please copy.
Voss-MARsroN.-On Wednesday, September H.
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev.
Walter Noyes OF st. Albans, FREDERIC VOss to
MARY ANNA, daughter Of John II. and Emminne
MarstOn, both OF New York.
WEiL-SCHLEsINGER.-On Sunday, September 49,
at the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev
William Armhold, OF Philadelphia Mr. HERMAN
WE'LL, OF New York, to Miss LILLE SCnLEsINGER OF
Burl lnGtOn n. J.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20
GOLD DULL AND IRREGULAR.

Az might be anticipated, the stirring events in the
Stock Exchange robbed the Gold Room of much of
the speculative interest of the street. Under the
Improvement in our bonds at London and the re.
newal OF reports that peace negotiations were In
progress gold fell to 1885, but rallied to ia when
1t became apparent that the market was still over.
sold and that cash gold was In active request for
Clearing House settlements. Subsequently the prce
reacted to ll3 and closed at 1l37s. The course Of
the market Is set forth in The table,
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A UCTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY TUESDAY),
"A No. lib West Twenty seventh s,reet, Sixth
Over <UJ lots (S250O elegant and costly
Furniture & contained in the vc private
OF r. Martins ESQ., 1l3 West Twenty street. COM
mencing at 1019 o'clock.
hagniGcen Ia octave rosewood Pianofore four elegant
ParlOr Suits covered In French satin brocae rosewood
Etaceres Bookcase French Cabnss, nlad line on
ngs imported from Rome magnificent Bronzea Orna-
ments, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Lace CurS
Mante Mirrors Centre and Side Tables 500 volumes
Books, Turkish Chairs and Lounges.
Dining roOm-A IL foot Extension Table, Buffet Chairs,
French China Dinner and Tea Sets solid Silver and Plated
Ware Casters Urps Baskets Spoons Knives Forks Stone
and French China Ware, fine Engravings &c.
Bedrooms Magnificent rosewood Bedroom Sets, style
LOUIS XIV; black walnut do, single Bedseads, Bureaus
Washsfsnds Wardrobcs Commode, Feather Beds Quilts,
Blankets 20 fine Hair Mattresses, Spring Beds, Sofas.
Chairs Rockers. &c.
Basement Kitchen Furnitur.-Loungcs Extension Ta-
bles Stoves Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine Son Beds
Chairs, ocoth ana Cooking Utensils which sale will com.
with, Mt 1913 O'Clock precisely N. Strangers
attending this sale take Sixth Seventh
at Asor House, stopping the house,
Twentv-seycnth street. Competent in attendance 10
cart pack and ship goods for purchasers.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

Wheat fairly active and hrmer. but demand was
checked BY The extreme views Of holders who demanded an
advance of &c. &C. bushe and very little was done
The prices realized afforded scarcely nde1 TO the
musty No sprns 81 IL for No. spring. 81 IS for small
lots No $l 81 $l 80 for amber winter 81 40 81 "a
was dun and nominal At soc soc for old and
$1,000 bushels at &c. Sc S0c ixed the latter an ex
treme Soc c for white and yellow. Onts in better
demand and higher The sales 100 600 bushels Soc
6234c; for Western and 66c &c. for Ohio. Both barley
and barley malt were sti dull and prices nominal
0UNNIEs still dull and sales reported Prtces
remained steady however, At 2ic 2oc for bags SOhc
:l5lc. for CLOTH
HEMP continued 10 rule dull prices were generally
nominal There no sales We quote: Manila l2s<c.
gold; juie Be- &c., do sisa 1c. do, and Tampico 7c
do, In bond.
Hops. The market still very dull and heavy Thero
was demand except for small parcels supply
necessities, and prices for the crop heavy l5c
26c. old crop was quoted at l0c. = zoe.
NoLAssEs. sales were Of q retail character, and
prices were heavy and nominal n our quotations. Holders
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A RCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUoTIoNEER
"A Once and saesroon 81 Nassau street, opposie the
Post Office. - ~
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL will sell on Thursday, Sep
tember o. at IL O'clock at No. Corlandt street
Broadway the contents of that first class Liquor store
nihoent Fixtures two years. Lease OF premises the stock
large and consists OF general ine LIQUORS
izWines BraDdies, Gin, Bourbons, Rye, Scotch and
Irish Whskeys, and old Ales &C., &c, all which
must be sold without Of the present pro-
prieor retiring from business. Full particulars auc-
ioneer's Office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
~ once 81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office.
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELLL,
at the Auction Mart,
12 and ia East Thirteenth
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages this day uesday
Mt IL O'Clock.
For full description under hoad Horses and Car.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
N House OF JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.
the Oldest stand In the city.
Oce and sacsroom 81 Nassau street. running through
Liberty street.
Horse Auction Branch liz ia East Thirteenth street.
Fourth avenue.
Elegant Household Furniture,
Rosewood PiaHoforte, French Plate
Mirrors. Carpets &c.
JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL VIII sell at auction, on
Wednesday September q at l016 O'Clock nj the private
residenc- No. 81 East Seventeenth street. opposite Suyve
saht square, the entire elegant Furniture said
house comprised IN part OF carved Paror Suits
satin rosewood Centre Table elegant rosewood Ftagere,
mirror doors and back ed walnut trimmed
Chamber Suits oak and enancl ed Bedroom Suits
walnut extension Dining Table BuIes rosewood walnut
aud oak Lounges Sofas Chairs and Easy Chars French
Plate Pier Mantel Mirrors, satin, dsask Curtains;
elegantly carved rosewood double seven
octave pianoiore stodat MAKER French china
Tea Set, cut Glassware Silver plated Ware &c.; Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets together with Kitchen
Utensils with which the sale viii nee Catalogues
ready Tuesday morning. at Office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A RCH JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER
~ Office and salesfoom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office.
GeDteel Household Furniture
ut the private residence 1913 West Fiftieth street.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL will sell, Thursday, at
ION O'Clock, at the above private residence all House
hold Furniture Comprising In part Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Oilclohs, Paror Suit brocate; Arm Chairs,
Lounges, manel Mirrors brocate Curtains Piano
Card Tables Rockers Spanish Easy Chairs Sofa Bedxcad
Wardrobes Bookcase, Refrgerators Sideboards Sale
TO commence with the Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

NAVAL STOBLs.-Therc was but little business
mated In spirits rDentne which, however, held full
figures The market closed at 39c 40c for merchanabe
lots and about for shipping There sold 100 bbla
(New YORK bbs at 40c and " do In
In os at 4Oc 40c. Crude trpentlne inactive and
prices entirely nominal. BosinAn kinds dull,
the business being confined small lots favored
purchaser Strained was quoted at $se About 500 bbls
sold at prices within the of 80 81 90 No.
~ 90 $S 90 for No 3 10 ~ IS for pale SIS SS 50
and window glass or tar heard Of further
Holders generally firm at g. co. Al which price
the last sale made.
OHsLinseed was dun at soc s2c in casks the sales
TO small lots. 0her kinds still dull,
unchanged in value