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The New York herald., 1871-09-13
DOMESTIC MhRKETS.

o. ,. New ORLEANS, SEPT 10, 1871.
bae'' sro's'aOs' saIes 4Oo stock, s,,:is ,a',
Cotton steady in fair demand midSnHs' Sep ~ ish
ss' s,ss zS' Oae' s"e' l'0 STOCK
wnnIxoroN, N. c., Sept 70, 1871
sps - o nrpsnn, pen J S1e % e. a. o e Rosn @ r% at 50 Tor No
Mrentne steady a SS 80 for yellow Dip 4 50 for virgin
Tar steady at S2 10.
robncco-saes l5l hhis. ues s7a Is; low to mesam
s5s sa' d s. si' m'd'" to line 's1 Wrappers $50
Flour in good demand and the market seady sales sco
bbs AZ =, for 10 spring 81 30 for amber winter Us Tor
no saes new No. MiwaaEec c%o qasei at Il 'ee a.
SSsn Tfb f Bay Sar ~. q se Toe r hHIy 2
~ 80 for boed u ~ Tor nnboed, per ow Mriced un.
nss $7 $50 per ton. ii bwes sosc sna.
Nes 5o SGas q he assc anr rs Gas s
lors Ra road ile h,s -reur-To Boston 63s;; 70 Eev
y T5ss ss5 iss. 1s, s..ss:
bashes barley Iessoo eel amser r''O' ''sHsS 'g'n oo
,oFs a5cs sSs xssa sd sofn
rye rss ns so 'Ss SasssI. Z Coz oo 9as5
GS wheat ae corn 'nty sc oa. ss sc
ey BUSHELS Sfs pe eWd M%aes saay wssa S 3
ana .oSs nsw sss S1saf sp "T q 81
wesern at Sc osis neglssed hea al zoc Tor No %es
sh nyesaes ssVS bushels in lots at 5c BareyNo
and tending upward Pork, lard hishwines dull and
Unchanged ~
tour firm AMI IN fair demand; extra sprng $s 30 s
81 ls4 81 T.. seller scpember; 81 Is 81 isH seller
). a. n 'ss5 sss s.Ss&os@ 9s as
, 81 u. % %sener October Corn active and Irregular; No
aternoon anet NJ 4c. s74c. seller sepember; aSstn
seer Oeiooer Oas quiet anu unchanged RYE stronger;
s,sesy a. SO rsss steady sIs s3 cash seller
Dry sa;ed meais-shoaders bc. 5Sc loose Live noaa
Ia far cemand and rrm; ~ 70 a. 50 CO. Cauo seais:
S2r1E 90 so frelghs quiet; 10 Bu,fao g., Rccspts'
sss ~ "a Pas Ss ds, rSa o 5 ~ bushels wheat corn
hogs. shipments 1900 bbls. 1our 1000 bu,heis ySrai
GsV0o Co corn l0oJ d.. oats I,U0 do RE 23C do bs
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
TuFspAY, Sept. 12-6 T. M.
: On ,Chanse TODAY wheat was strong In response
~ more favorable advlces rom inc Ai'eiPoo'
.aarset. Cotton was unchanged ana nrm'
MONEY TWO TO THREE PER CENT.
~sonov WAS easy Mt 2 q 8 per cent on government
eo,,xterals and at q. o 8 per cent on STOCKS.
Prime commercial paper was quiet ana STEADY.
rsE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
~. accrecate amount OF exports exclusive OF
.nec,e, rrom the port OF New York for the week end
ang september II, 1871, was sa,4o5,so7.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
Foreign exchange was heavy, desptte the rclaxa-
s,on IN the gold loan market The exporters have
been able TO place free supply Of bills since the
return or caster terms for cash gold, and hence the
competition with the bankers. yhe following were
the closing Sterling, sixty days, CONNER
cial, lo7H 1o7 y; good to prime bankers, 1es q
los%i short sight, 1oSA 1851; Paris sixty days,
ks5 o 5.27H short sight, b.25 5.sS3l; Antwerp
h32N 5.26k; Switzerland, $50 5.23A; Hamburg,
ssX s5H; Amsterdam, 4o1s 4oH; FRANKFORT, Al
aAh; Bremen, Tx a 1874; Prussian thalers, 72-a
s2N.
GOLD sTEADY-1l3I A 114H.
the gold market was steady and lower, bHt closed
up strong. The clique reported 10 nave SOLD at
she recent advance III order to admit fresh pool
into the speculation on the bull side. The market
was duil and quiet, ana both parties seem waitpg
Cor the next government SALE Cash gold relaxed
from 10 for Its use per cent for Its carrying;
but after three O'Clock borrowers paid Lilo and S-32
20 engage Its use tomorrow. The course OF the
in rol,la
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Fire On Fulton Avenue.

yesterday morning was caused by the discovery Of
fire on the second floor Of the three story brick
building No. SO, Fulton avenue. This noor was oc-
cupied by Mrs. Sarah Jones as mandatory Of
chlldren's clothing. ana the occupant estimates her
loss on stock and sewing machines at s1.2oo. In
sured in the National Insurance Company for ST. 0so
The names burned through the flooring to the first
story, which is occupied by Bailey Brothers
as carpet warehouse. The loss of this
firm, caused chiefly by water, Will amount to
si5,oo0 There is an insurance npon the properly
OF Bailey Bros. IN the following companies:-Conti-
mental, $4,000; Phenlx, $1,000; Atlantic, $4,000;
Globe, So, 900. The building, winch Is owned by Mrs.
MacUmber Is damaged to the extent OF 81, 90; iu-
sured in the Long Island Insurance Company. The
t1re was Of accidental origin.
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Race After a River Raj.

Shortly after midnight officer Bass, while On duty
at the Atlantic dock, was attracted by the splashing
OF oars approaching the wharf, and slraning his
vision toward the spot from whence the noise pro.
cceded, observed Patrick Graham pulling in shore
with several bags IN a yawlboat. The guardian Of
the night suspected tnat The Oarsman had
been "borrowing" cargo from some mer-
cnantman or other under cOntrabaud clrcunl.
come In at once and undergo an examination. The
boatman made no reply to The summons, but turned
the PROV OF his vessel up the stream and bore or
Bass raped Tor aid, and brother watchman COM
ing up, they both embarked IN Q rOwboat Tor the
pre- osed 10y his rursuers. landed and ned, leaving
MS boat and booty behind. There were found In the
boat SIX bag %, containing about thousand pounds
or sugar The property was taken to the Butler
street station house.
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BARRETT.-ln Brooklyn, on Monday September
ii, ANNIE BARRETT late VI Dublin, Ireland, In the
2Itll year or her age.
The relatives and friends o. the family also those
OF Dennls ID. fIoou are respectfully invited to at
iend me funeral, IRON her late residence No. 7OI
Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, this "wednesday after.
noon, AZ Two O'Clock.
Dubhn papers please copy.
:, ,CuMMiNs.--ln Brooklyn, on Monday September
il, THOMAS CUMYISs, q native OF the parish Don,
IeSSney, county Carlow Ireland, aged 40 years.
fully invited 10 attend his funeral, from his late resi-
past two
;, DonsnTy.-on Tuesday September l2, PATRICK
the relatives and friends of the family are respect.
lnily Invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late
residence, Si3 East Ih.rty.iouitn street, on Thurs
DuRyEE.-At Englewood, N. j., on Monday Sep.
teiDber III, RUGGLks, youngest son Of ]. Aug. and
Alrie Duryee, aged 20 months.
foot OF Chambers street, Northern Railroad al $3.50
A. NJ. -
DYCKMAH.-0n Tuesday, september 12, WILLIAM
N.DYCkhAN, IN the sjth year oil his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral without further
notice cn thursday morning, at ten O'Clock from
his late residence, 364 West Tnirtythlrd street. The
remains VIII De taken Tor interment 10 ST. Johns
Cemetery, Yonkers.
FIELD.-0n Monday, September II, CHARLES
FIELD aged c5 years.
Funeral from 194 Spring street, this "wednesday
afternoon, at ionr O'Clock.
FOUSTAiN.-At New Dorp, Staten Island, on Mon.
day, September II, Mrs. CLARA FOUNTAIN, widow
OF Anthony Fountain, In the 18TH year OF her age.
The funeral wilt take place on Wednesday, the
l5h INST, al one O'Clock al the Morayian church.
, FiICH.-On Monday evening, september IL,
rRANoKs f. STANLEY, the beloved wife OF John Is.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, at one
Vciocki HQm the residence Of her Iatbcr. .ln-law,
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
NAVAL INTELLIaENCE.

Captain Baldwin Is detached from the Mare
Island Navy Yard and ordered to command the
Colorado In the Assiatic fleet. Commander Whit
ing is detached from the command Of the worces.
ter and ordered as Inspector OF Ordnance at
the New York Navy Yard. Commander Perkins Is
detached from the command OF the Relief aud
placed on waiting orders. Medical Inspector Dun.
gan Is ordered to the Naval Hospital Mare Island
Paymaster Frank Crosby Is detached from the
Saranac and ordered 10 the Pensacola. Captain
Cadwell Is ordered to the command OF the WOT-
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SECRETARY ROREs0N.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept IL, 1871
secretary Robson and party had an oGclal re.
cepion at the Navy Yard this forenoon salute OF
fifteen guns was fred, aud the officers OF the ward
were introduced to the Secretary who visited the
public Oillces An elegant reception was aIterward
given the party by Admiral Penncck at his resi-
dence. Secretary Robeson vii! spend q few days at
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
A nyrrslerons Assault.

Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morning
Thomas Chambers, bartender, was on his way
home through Court street when he was Ostled by
an individual, whom he recognized as Patrick Kim
sella. lie inquired OF that gentleman II 1t was not
possible for him to walk by without knocking
against him. The fellow made no reply, but draw
iny b.oad-b.aded tnlle thrust the point deep into
Chambers left ear, innicting a very dangerous
wound. The injured man was takea to his resi-
dencc in Bush street, and knscla was arrested
and subsequently committed by Justice De.mar TO
await examination. Sach assaults are OF frequent
occurrence in South BROOKLYN.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
C0MMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept 1916 r. n.
ASHES were In light demand 81 81 55 for pots and
SO 70 SO for pearls at which figures market was barely
steady.
CANDLEs were only In demand for jobbing purposes
&c. per b for patent SPERM s9c plain SPERM 2c 2?c
Tor stearc, s4c for parane and l3c l6c for
CopPER.-The movement in American incot was mora
sctlve, and the sales reached 200 COZ bs 23c 2,c
Tor prompt and 2Sac c for future deverv the
closing hIm at these pgures sbeahng, n fair
demand at former prices We quote sheathing Soc
od sheathng, l9c 2lc bos SIC. nails Soc &c. Yellow
metal new sheathng 22c do nas 22c, and do bolts 24c
ColEn-Jhe market for all descriptions continued very
erons With an upward tendency further large business
was reported TO have been consummated D RIO coffee at
iul and In some cases higher prices but the particulars
were care!ey suppressed MessIs Arden White sum up
the stock q RIO and Santos coffee in the uneo States as
Moble l,US4 do Galveston. h,60 do.-tnai 55s2s bars
l21c; good DO. l2i.c i3c do l3c i3sc gold
IN bond, sixty days: Maracaibo, 41cc 7r Lacnavra
dSsc W ioMe ST. domingo lin bond, vac lOc; Java,
CoTros.fhe market In the main firm for cotton O,
the spot though the revised quotations appended
decline OF 10 for ordinary &c per b Tor GOOD
ordinary This reduction consequent the con
tnued a5sence Of considerable export demand for lo
9rIdes, which at the time quite lberalIv
Qualities suitable Tor spinning purposes in far de-
and and "a advance of &c per 10. readily obtained
oI low mid fng aud the better grades the market coslpg
quiet, but steady. The ag fpllovys:-- -o
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
I7uraInr Caught.

Shortly after halEpast five O'Clock yesterday
morning Patrolman Fo,llard's attention was at
tracted by the suspicious movements of a manwho
was emerging from the cigar store Of Samuel Rosen-
berg No. 179 Hudson avenue. The officer ap.
preached the fellow to take him into custody, when
the latter ran away. He was ovcrhauled and ar
rested, however, after an exciting chase and taken
to the York street station house, where he gave his
amounting to the value OF 500 found IN his POS
session. lie was held for trial.
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-" beat was active and e. 81 better Inc saes ri
ereang were about $50 O0 bushes 81 SO N a. for SOD
srIlng ~ Ha Tor iar 10 Prime do, ST 10 for new
srrns % 'of red winter, tne spot and 10
% ~ ei for amber VI 90 for small 10, do 81 I'd
ftr amber Michigan 10 arrive, RI 65 eI ~
iof white ~ c519 Tor Caiornathe market c,s,r srrn
Cora was active tor export and prices advanced he
market closing hrn at lie 2c In sore and atoaL lie
sa e were about 5000 bushes al 69c 7c for mixed IN
Store 1c 1c for DO adoa White and yellow were pornL
Oats were 6rmer with sales of about 50 900 bushels al
ittc bc FOR mixed on the spot and 10 arrive; De
ior white BareyTbere continued light inquiry but no
nuslness Vc &c. were the bids for Western RIVE
wSs puet but lrm There sales.
fHi"bTt. The market remained quiet owing 10 the
seassy oi fyon bu Iaics ID al INSTANCES were very 6I
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON CROP.
CflARIEg EgTnN Cor

Accounts coming IN from ali sections Of inls STATE
represent iDe CONTINUOUS rains OF the past week as
very disastrous 10 tie cotton growing on Tie sea
Islands. The expected yield has been cur or by
unIavorablc weather q, least one.naf and from the
interior OF the state reports OF rust and Tie she'd
diny VI INC jruit ny The plant are universal
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

-lhe Quotations are based cotton running quality p
more han bai grade above below the grade quo ed Tie
net receipts at The ports up thus aveson 6.9 New
Oreans, 1j Mobile l2 savannah, estimated $50; Charles
ton, ton, eana,ed ~, SJ Wilmington, 59 Norfolk. $50; Ba
l4ul this day last year, 2iio Rates FOR cotton eight 10
foreign ports closed foowsf Liverpool by stearr
namSs: sy steam. ss Sisd Bremen BY stcsm so
past Eve o'cloc r. NJ the following prices were bid ssn.
ceinJcr, l9tac.
no FLouR AsD Rccepis-Flour ls i35 bb's. whoa,
.suC4 bushels; corn U5U do. meal. 100
5550 pushels barley 2,C0 do; rye 77o0 do. Ihc ur
marAtt rue trmer. and shipping grades be. los
better. The sales about l2J0 bbls Hour was
quiet There were small sAe made whin the range our
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
ARMY INTELLIGENJE.

The President has accepted the resignation Of
Captain Ballentine, OF the Seventh infantry, and
First Lieutenant Joyes, OF the Seventeenth infantry
First Lieutenant james W. Reilly, OF The Ordnance
Department, has been ordered to report to The
MIltary Academy for assignment 10 duty.
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For Iuure delivery basis low middng sacs were as TO-
iows0Last eyenng-sePember 30 bales at ls4c; Oco-
Der, ool at l9c, Jj at ~ ljc November 20 at IL 3l6c
peeember, 200 at lsc February and March, io each, al
lyfc, ,ose.her Toia 2, 100 bacs. Toiay-scptember,
ls s7ec, fo3 g. gsc November 100 at 10 36c Go al
at lsc pecember, 100 At l91sc, $50 at Iac January
500 at l9c, 20 at ~ 7-l6c. ~ at I9Lc kach Il al
lsJ4c Total, o,i5V bales. Grand total, 1850 bales The
average quotations of yesterdays forward deliveries were
q; iSiow, oseptem5er s7ic October 1ssc, Novemt err
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
Heavy Theft.

AT noon yesterday two white men and negro
drove up on truck in front of the residenceof Mr..
Andrew CorbIn, No. sos DeKalb avenue, and enter
ing the domclle returned with handsome CHECKER
ing piano. which they placed on the vehicle and
then drove OF. The Corbin family are absent from
town, and the neighb0rs are positive that the DUR
glars have made free with the worldly effects OF the
abSentees. The police have no cue TO the robbery.
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BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.
The WestGeid Fund.

Mayor Kalbnelsch has not relaxed his efforts to-
ward building up substantial fund for the relief OF
the families Of the Brooklyn sufferers OF the West
fed explosion who are IN immediate want OF relief
The total amount thus far contributed toward this
charity Is $685. A lecture was given by Professor
Cook on '1emperancen last evening before Wll-
lismsburg audience IN aid OF this commendable
object.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

EyERs0N-GILLiGAN.-On Monday, September II.
by Rev. James Mlllet, az the BRIDES residence JO.
sErH EvEEsoN, late OF Boston, 10 Miss SARAH ANNE
GILLIGAN all OF this city.
. .PAuLsoN-KEMr.-On Tuesday, September IL, at
the residence OF the brides parents by the REV
James Cameron, LEONARD PAuLsON, Jr., of New
York. TO FLORENCE, daughter Of w. Ii. Kemp, ESD
Of shady Side, n. J. No cards.
SMITH -MERMiER.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday.
August 90 1871. by the Rev. ID. V. NJ. Johnson
JUAN II. SMITH, oil Cuba TO Miss ANAIDE MERMIER,
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WELCH, MARGETsON &c CO.,
l6 and IL Cheapside, London
Manufacturers aud Warehousemen.
Gcntlemen's Ties, Shirts, Collars, Fannes
Spun Silk and fancy Cotton Shirtings,
Scarfs. MuDers Puggarees, Braces Belts
Silk aud Cambria Hankerchiefs, Rugs,
Umbrellas, Portmantcaux, Hat Cases. &C. 10
Manufao,orics- !Bridgc place. Southwark;
'""A""S'o'''"- lfoye street, Londonderry.
Established 1896.
Wholesale ouly
Illustrated catalo .ucs and price lists
forwarded application
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FURNITURE.

IAhuE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNIrCRE,
neuune at Cie lowest cash prices, weekly oi
inonlhiy nstaments al OFARRELI.S wurcrooms No SOe
Eighth avenue corner Twentieth street. ' " "
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1a,11 nud 2.tn c,Ciock p. M.
One O'clock T.. III.

$4,000 Us $50, c, '67.. INV
6d00 Us J-2e, c, 'ts.... Hex
hl10 US SIS. curncy... ll5<S
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S'iIriiriC nn, I. DISCOVERY -TEgTH INSERTED WITH
u"t Pac or clasps; nitrous oxide cas- given entire
XylTnA 'y g, TJu Warranted ORA H. BERNARD AWAR
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-15
100000 LEVIED AND COL,
LECrED-CAN'T STAND
SCRUTINY.

We are advised that some Of those
who have been manipulating the school
funds in his county, are quaking at the
thought having their conduct in this
regard incurred INTO, and that some,
perhaps, will be where 'rhe weodbiae
twineth' when they are called upon to
show cir hands. We are crcdibly in
f med that the emo Gus sum of one
bundled thousand dollars has been lev.
led ID collected in this county since
the close Of the wH-. for school purposes,
and daily he'll einquiry,w ,te has
it go e? and cello answers whc ?
The able ard labo Gus St Superiu-
tend ,tof Fr f;hoo is industrious :
engaged in select ly good men in every
county Oft S lie to thoroughly inves-
ti.,at4 the Gems Of ohool off
&C S, ard ouc err da k dceus
and hold them res ibe for the ms p
plea on Ito use aw d word) of the /.
pies money In several of the townships
tbs county Urge sums have been
coll led, md have not been ap Piled to
The purposes for which they were in
lded, and ismain ur-ccour ID for.
ono Of those who are !;nc IN have
audled the sums, when questioned us
Q the purposes for which they have
been used, become as dumb as oysters.
The truth can and will be nscertained,
aud we feel assu ed that the commission
ers Of this c0uRtyw lspars neither time
nor labor in making an exhaustive ex-
animation of the complicated trausuc-
tons of our learned and willy school Off
cials. How much has been loaned to
sp Culators? How much has been d.
vided amongst the officials to be used
in their own behalf? How much sent
by school officers from orc point to an
other, and BY the hand of school Off.
GERS. aud which has net been paid over?
All this will be known. The law pro-
yidcs a summary mode of dealing out
Justice 10 any one who has net been
faithful either 10 much or li;tlc. lie,
,ie work begin. --GrcssJrjcr Journal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-15
BAD TASTE AND BAD POLICY

We cannot reconcile it to our notions
of government to afiliate.in any manner
with the Radical party. Neither no.
tions Of gratitude for past faVors, nor
the immediate cause for q pretended
support Of the Flick Amendment by
the radical party, can induce us 10 ac
qulesco in any scheme which ticks the
hand that has SO lavishly used the rod
upon US. The Parkersburg Gazette will
not quarrel with the rebel element for
an afiiliation with the worst enemies
Democracy has. 1t encourages that
utilization, and get claims to be one Of
the leading Democratic lights, an organ
of the Democratic party. This We re.
gard as bad taste and bad policy-will
drive us into confusion and disintcgra-
tionif ado, d,and loavous no hope as a
party in the future. Let us be wise
and consistent, and keep our h'oOr
bright,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-15

We present to our readers letter
written from this place, doubtless by
New Jerseyman, to the Orange CITOn.
ice, and published by that paper. ln
this lst'cr the reader may see what we
are, and what is thought Of US:
WEsTOS, W. Va.
March "a, 1871.
To he Editor Of The Orange UrO"i-
Gle:
In this section of the co.. 1try we are,
At this time, enjoying weather usually
experienced in Orange during the
msnth of May.
The people here are making gaIdeps,
and some very e,rly vegetables are
already on the hotel tables. Trout
fishing is in order. Peach and plum
frees ara in full bloom, and the Their
aOHeter has ranged from seventy to
eighty degrees in the shade for week
rast The blue grass-for which the
western slope of the Allcghauies is
famOus-is high enough for grazing
purposes. \ great portion Of this
section Of the State is devoted to the
raising of beef cattle for the eastern
markets. All the grazing coun les Of
West Virginia are, at this time, orer-
stocked with fine fat cattle. They are
very low in price, ranging from 8 to
II cents per pound. 1t costs 81 &c is
to transport them by rail to Baltimore.
and q cents 10 Newark. New Jersey.
Thus, you see, excellent beef can be
brought to your retailers at an average
of 10 cents per pound. l see. BY n
recent number of the Chronicle sent
me, that beef retails with you at r.om
% TO So cents One stock raiser in
Lewis county has 800 head, and all
the farmers have on hand large guam.
titles which they would be glad to sell
at the above figures.
/ find, also, that all these fine GRAZ.
ing farms ars underlaid with the finest
gas coal fields. The coal is worth here,
at the mines, IS cents per ton. Of
$3.50 pounds The cost of Transports.
ton to New York, via Baltimore is
$3.50 each ton, with drawback Of 50
cents on every toa when sent in large
quantities. One ton of this coal vii
produce II 900 feet Of excellent 10 :
all Of which proves that grs stock
should yield rey large dividend to
the capitalist. oprOye that the above
is true, viii state as a well known
fact. that Pi tsaurg is furnished viii
gas at 81 "a per thousand feet and l5e
gas company siv' to the city The frat
100000 feet consumed ,riry year,
Near this place, on fine sheet Of
water and in very fertile portion Of
the State, a number of New Jer,er
people have settled, since the war ,upon
lands which they bought in On. large
tract, at $40 per acre. They are in a
very prosperous condition, and ale de-.
lighted with the heallbiness and salub.
robustness of the climate. They uss
csal produced from their own lands,
for the trouble of digging, and are not
at all troubled with your high pressure
Goa! companies of the north; in fact,
are leading very Independent sort of a
life, with a good school and church. A
thousand of such settlements could be
formed in this, the richest part of the
world, not excepting Santo Domingo,
afording a new existence to many and
a relief to oyercrowded cities. Jlu.