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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10
SEWING MACHINE.
Splendid and Unparalleled
TRlUM PHS
-oF THE
WHEELER & WlLson
Sewing Machine Co.,
NEW YORK.
Over Eighty.One Competitors


WORLDS EXPOSITION. VIENNA, 1873. &c
L. Tho knights Gross OF the Impee;;
rial Order Of"Francis Joseph;
conferred by his Apostolic Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria, upon the Honorable
| Nathaniel Wheeler, President OF inc
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Oom-
pany. as the founder and builder OF
| Sewing Machine industry.
?. The Grand Diploma OF Honor,
recommended by the International Jury
for this Sewing Machine Company only,
for their important contributions 70 the
material and social welfare of mankind.
3. The Grand Medal for Progress,
| awarded for their New No. 6 Sewing Ma
| chine, being for progress made since the
| Paris Exposition of 1867, at which the
| only Gold Medal for Sewing Machines
| was awarded TO this Company. Hence the
| Vienna award marks Progress not from
low level or inferior medal. but from
Gold Medal. the highest award made
at Paris.
| A. The G rand Medal for Merit, for the
development of Needle Industry and
| excellence and superiority OF manufac-
tured samples exhibited.
| 8. A Grand Medal for Merit, for excel
lence and superiority of Cabinet work.
the only award Of the kind in this Sec
ton.
| @. Medals for several Co.operafOrs
of the Wheeler X Wilson Company for
superior ability.
| z. The Official ssepOrt, published by the
| General Direction of the Vienna EXPOSE
ton, signalizes the supremacy of the
Wheeler h Wilson Company for quantity
and quality of manufacture, and posi-
ton in the Sewing Machine business, as
follows:
| OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSE
TON. SEWING MACHINES, &c.
GROUP ID. SEC. 2, b.
1.-The greatest Sewing Machine Manufac-
| tory in the world is that of Wheeler * Wilson,
New York, which alone has brought already
over 800 600 of their Sewing Machines into
practical use. The complete production Of
| the parts by machinery is so regulated that
each complete machine may be used as a sam
pie for exhibition. This firm produces 600
well adjusted machines daily:
1.-THE latest production Of this firm, and
which is the wonder. of the Vienna EXPOSE
| ton, is their new No. 6 Sewing Machine.
This universal machine sews the heaviest
leather harness and the finest gauzes with
truly pearl stitch.
wv heller & Wilson have received the high,
est prizes at all Worli's Expeditions. and at
the Vienna Exposition were extraordinarily
distinguished"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10

FRESH oysters received daily at Ma
dame Vincent's Crystal Palace. Served
in every style and in cans to families. [6t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10

A TrRu in the penitentiary IS mildly
and beautifully defined as an sbligs-
Tory engagement at Sing Sins"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10
FRESH OYSTERS,
Rnr and Restnurnut,

At panic prices, at Victor ID.
Fuchs, No. Al Jefferson street. T3t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10

FRESH OYSTERS Wright from the
shelly, at % cents per dozen, at Ill Beal
street. 1867
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10

S SSs1 At Fs,.: :s: sss Front ~ or Ssy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
NEW YORK.

SPECIALS BY THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-10

1873
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

ArR.yY sent gWheat sale, bostload No. White
NirTisn az ri 332 steady duL higher
car Western al 0sc car No DO DO II 0ic Barley less
H.rrSonI Sept 9Cotton qui., steady l5sadl6e for
Low MdngS Flour active, steady and uurhangel Nheal quiet
bp Ann al 20 Red Western Al % for No. do ~ 10
al II Re-cl DO other grades unchanged Corn quiet for
Soutben 93Q96 White Southern; 02c for Yellow DO West
r liked excited sSas9c Oa steady at 62 65c for Southern
&c for Western MIeL Rye trm a. 92d9Bc. Hay dali
iovrr Sl7G$l9 for Maryland aud Pennsylvania Mess Pork
ea s2J 90 Buk Meats frR little stock Offering
r selling Shoulders ga Clear Rib Sides 13 L. Bacon active
sri higher alOi1 Of Shonder li9d5c for Clear RIB Sides
sug,cui Hans liG lGc Lard dul Rrne nonnalY l5e But
n, Prime rio eargoes 5i0l9c Petroleum arm is.c; snal
.,lss Wliss, 6rner and hiyhrf ai III 07.
RrrVAO Sept 9-Lks and rail imports for the last "a
pcor IS 80 hbs, Wheat 1iS 100 bush Cora 1890 bush
O,fs 81 bus Bey, 1000 bash Canal ship aentsWheat
lgT bush Corn, 45.59s bush Oats 3l5l5 bush Bae
ib O.ts 81 575 6ush Barley 600 bssh Caai PIeghts-
Wh.it Corn Sc outs 52c forf quiet; Western sphlg
SD Al 80; Baker,, $1atI 80 Amher SB 156t7 -; Waite
~ 25dfs % Wheat du sales reported held Milwaukee No
sprng al o.; SorthNestsrn. ~ l2GSi 10; Rel Winter
fja<l Is. Corn active and nighe s 100000 bush
as, ~ closing at latter figures Oats quiet higher sales
900 basu. Western 50 &c Re nominal Doe
Msi brm, Canada. 81 oOGsl SO Western. 81 bOasl 80. Other
Cac,Go sept 9Four da and unchanged Wheat steady at
~ OOla Ma rPnng J5aJ54e Tor No. do spot B5c Sep
t.mber; 93- October No do 81 d92ci Rriecie S5ds5 2
.po 7isae segtemDeri .2at-, Octber; High ME 71c Re
iectei zoe 45a.
SEP smber 45e, October Rsecd 45di6e Rve heavy 81
~ Barley and higher spring spot
s7 81 d<l7 so seller all the Lard quiet
ii Lee seller all e baiA Meats advanced AMI
9isc for sbouh buyer September; Long Clear Md
as I2e p.s.sL Why " fair demand and higher 81 o.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLssroS Sept 9-Coton quiet and Mcding 10 4
1888 sales 100 bales stock A. l4l bales
Sept. 0-Coi0n quiet; Midding 10 I2c Low
Mdngs Good Ordinary, 14s4e net receipts lS2 bales
gross 1874 200 bales last evening $50 baes stock
1924 bales
MOBILE. Sept 9-Cotton weak Mddhngs, l5hal5ac; Low
Mddngs l49ic: Good Ordinary, l3dlici net receipts Z3l
baes exports coastw 365 baesi sales 80 bales stock 425S
bales
ST. LOUIS Sept 9-CotoD qu and unchanged Mddng 16c
receipts Al bales gross 40 bales shipments l36 bales stock
1882 bales
SAyANyAa Sept 9Co,on auet Mthnes l5i4ei ret re-
334 bales the Continent 20 bales sales 100 bales
stock, 5,253 bales. ,,,u
GALyEsrox Sept 9Cotton steady moderate demand Mdng
7s Miug Ii 7s Good Ordinary l4c net receipts o2S
bales; gross 522 sales 475 bales; stock 1877 bales.
BALTIMORE Sept 9COlon quiet; Mdng 16'4; net receipts
10 baes gross 2l bales; exports coawse 40 baes sales 300
bales; spinners 300 bales sOck, l,4S7 haes -
NoRFOLK Cotton steady and unchangef Low Addhng
l5 1875 bales exports cOastwse ZZJ Oaes safes
! bale stock, l42i bales.
MgsPHIs Sept 9-Coon-Demand nr. nominaB unchanged
offerings light Ming 10 Sc Low Midng 10 9 receipts, 24o
bales; stock. 6,2l3 bsles. - 80 q,
CIScIxxArr sept Cotton steady Mddlng l6c receipts 20
bales; sales 81 hs.esi stock 1925 bales -
WILMINGTON, Sept 9-Coton eady Mding 10 % net receipts
bales sales. 81 bsle. stock, 100 bales
Bosr0s 0-CotEOn quiet hng, l74e gross receipts
Al bales sales, 200 bales stock, 5000 bales
9COtt0n steady Mjdhngs l0c net receipts
l02 bales; sales 2f5 bales. -
PuILApRLPnIA Sept 9totoD quieti Mdding l7e net re-
cepts 90 bales; lO2 bales
LoUIyILLs, sept y.-oOtton que Mdihng'' lde
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
SALES FROM "a O'CLOCK P. VI. TO CLOSE Oh BUsI-
NESS 8 O'CLOCK +. NJ.


The season Of rumOr aud gossip IN stock circles
seems 10 have come with the return OF cooler weather
and inasmucb as rumor is oftentimes potent
ia Wall-st as a demonstrated fact, II is not always
well to treat it with contempt The opponents OF
Central and Hudson for instance, assert that work
on the new tracks is discontinued, when the fact,
we believe is that il is being vigorously prosecuted
with view to an cary completion This morning
offers of a. per cent made for the dividends to
be declared during the next six months the trick
being that the Commodore has determined TO pay
per cent per quarter after the next regular semi
annual dividend of per cent. The two together
would be per cent that buyer at Al would have
a clear profit of 4 per cent. prominent operator
is known TO have made bid Of 4, per cent for the
next dividend, but IL was probably not done in
good faith Central and Hudson IS doubtless doing
well and in the hands Of the present eminent man
ager all its advantages will be sure 70 be ayailed Of
Whether the stock is worth more or less than it is
selling for dealers will judge for themselves. In
gard to c. c. and l. C.. which draws to itself unusual
attention just now, owing to ito large depreciation,
we were long since assured by an undoubted
authority that il had little value, present or pros
peetive, and gave our readers the benefit of the
formation in due time, and have reiterated it since
in terms too plain to be misunderstood. If any Of
our friends yctmized by the fearful fall in the
market quotations of the shares they have our
sympathy.
The general stock MARKET opened at 4 slight i'm
provement on the closing quotations of last night,
which was maintained, aud in some instances i'm
proyed upon until toward o'clock, when dispos-
tion TO realize profits brought the market TO stand
and finally TO decline, in which considerable part
of the advance was lost quotations closing finally
however. as rule above the latest prices of yester
day. Central and Hudson sold as high as I0il, then
fell away to 1Ois, bid, gaining but on the days
transactions Erie was strong and buoyant until
after IL O'clock when it receded again and lost pen
cent. Wabash and Harlem were the only stocks
that showed any material Improvement at the close
the one gaining and the other per cent Hanni-
LJ and ST Jas1pb, Lake shQTe and Rock lalapq
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NAlEETs

oypoS Scot sl230 mThe rates for the stock EN
change on osernmeut securities per cel Erie Railway shares
32. c ---.-. ., -
tyKRPOoL SEPT S-l2:30 m.COton to arrive casters sales
on the Of Midng upsn nothing below Cool Onhnay de-
eb September 1916 The OF Wheat for the past
thr d.ys nave quarters which 20 900 Amenc
IyRsPuoI Sept Sl mCoon Is q1iet and unchanged sales
IN oOO bale. including 900 EXPORT and speculation
tvKRPDoL sept 9p m-Bfe rist1fs hm California aver
- White Wheat 10 2alO6 3 GENITAL; Club 10 6Ull3 =
-, Beef q5 ~ eree. G36 y cwt for the best grses
q American hue. Lard 90 q Bacon 56O est for short
clear middle. .,--. -, t.rt-- ,,. A. n :,
l4JOUO bTe RAIssI shares
32Itd32Ia Pans dispatches quote kentes al Gif 9Je.
LgRPoOL. sept 81 p nor the Cotton sales to-day o,oOO
, e re5ctn Of of the crop the basis
f Ndiug Upani nothing below Good Ordinary at 1sL iaus
and Fabries Manchester du, but not quotsbT lower
IoSpoS sept 81 y m-Taos, 4l6 y cS. Refined Petro.
leum so, q gallon Linseed Oil, 3d. spirits Tupenii1e %
- cgL
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

Bosrox Sept o-WoO steady anl fTm. With good fe
and fall readily obtained for all
combng Deane selections and super and
Extra Pue latter smaller than
clip OF Western feees passing rapidly into the
thn before firm gradually
Advancing for the four mouths but there
prospect prices will touch much higher dgdess advance Of
BE would leave imports from abroad, and
with eeaphc steamship facilities Australian Cape and other
London about point In
the therefore prospec; the market
speculative influences that au while holder. Se not
ue responsible manufacturers and difficulty Ia
tteg the Rates aud the demand
have 52c u6Oc for
Pennsylvania Aeeces incaing Double Extra at 55e
5G and Treble above at Soc Michigan feece
demand With sales 50c. c.52c; CombRg aud DeAue heeces
al SIC d62c for washed and APE d4jc unwashed Super aud
Rrs Pulled j5c; Lambs 42c d4Sc; California wool
continues be taken in lots wane at 3Oc 0i2 qua lily
Offering equal disposed Of IN
this market since new wool commenced coming forward.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

Receipts the shppng ports l726 bales This day last
rees 1O5q bales; hs S5l blls stock ia New
Yok al O7s consolidated stock 9O5js h, For future de-
ery the transactions only and At the opening IL q
Ice q higher prices paid, but this advance sustained,
the market STEADY al sou yesterdays fgares sales fol-
lows all on the basis Of Low Miidmgs:
sales lsst eyeaug. ser mTSepspeer, 400 10 9l6e
32c November 400 Il December 200 10 5lGe January,
$40 is g32c 300 10 5l6e; 100 10 ll32 Total, 400
Sse: Sses TO-DAY up to pm-Sepemoer 300 ljs; 200 10
Igs2c 100 Se! 400 Is l952c 300 0-l6c; 200 is
9l6c; 700 II l732c october, POO 10
200 1870; 500 Is 56c 200 Is 532ei 500 IS 5.l6c
5Ol 10 532c November 100, 10 732c 400. 10 3l6c 100
IS 532e COO 10 l 900 5 .l6c 200 10 332c December,
200 l54c; 300, 10 532e; 700 15s January, 100 1881
200 I5llc FebsLy, GOO 10 1880 800 ljHc March, 800
l57s. 100 10 2732c 200, 10 1876 April, 100 l6I4e
100 l6s; 1900 l6 Lice Total, l6.sOO bales GIand Total
rs, 200 bales
the State and eern Flour With rather better inquiry
shippers looking aud the trade evidently of
there disposition among buyers stand for inside figure.
the and yesterdays bid
refused; sales OF 600 bbl including 1000 bb aone Wis
brand 50 35 the that vent 10 80 yesterday We
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

Ts,y q otasl o7 P,.irs uni'.d soss. 1Ss s7ias
81 O5 rvers rnop, Al river 05e lmneas ohPe.a., -
soe Later, Sale. q 5000 bbl deliverable latter pa' 'h' ~0n
At sci 500 bbs., spot. at II 9e - = A, .u,, 4,
PR0vIsoSsrbe PORK market nI active on & Me " Pom
in oS las, he market wholly nsnins the ies sfs &
hb, Al 500 s9$22 so New Meas SlSdSlS 1U or hta
Of $50 bbs Mess 'f oetooe
rsp,d At $22 vhrh September AMI cash are Sset n
md quiet saa OF lOO bhs
rs1 Mes; sI5asl5 SO Mess; s6 for Packet ana
fla 5Oas2O eoe Beef dsi and no s.ies Sere
ood ber. Old Beef Hams quiet mt stea
~, .bsenee supplies 25 bbls at $25asz for sonta
and as2O Wen. Cut Msa1 are 10 fair eqass. 80 M -
Rs. are concerned sales Of 20 900 n, 10 to IL Bellies AZ
N Sc loose Shoulders at SSsi for Peked and Vaste
%, smoked 500 &c., and l5c for Picked snd smehd
rs.psetvs decidedly setv. snder seea.ys
to the 900 bores CITY Long Cssr mo,s :.
io are stronger for Bacon weights bat daI r Sra';a E ~
E decidedly lower the decline for nav deliveries
Ill m. n,I crop steady demand purely peenv and eieeus
ia ,hs a., o at 14 nothing was done spo
80. AZ Tea l3s.e No. IL l4e Tor CITY l*Sis &C or
D. - Prin. steam; delivery bear Of 2ooo es
,.mhsg ,od a lIc offered at IA s well eash
,. .eer The rear 1s $50 tes mouths from jan Az
and the closed weak new and sesd on next crop
hveriea ,,. a.. Nil. -. ,r,,ov.s and fairly
,t.,dr AZ our figures; strictly choice un retains us
though causing little oh sr,os sappe" Ae s
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

tatons of Tuesday fhe rest of the speculative list
is without material. change in the final dealings.
The New-York Ce htral and Hudson dividend OF
per cent, payable. Oct l5 was officially announced
to-day Other chan this there were no features OF
significance. ibe volume of business was small
compared vii n the preceding days of the week The
opening, hi chest, lowest aud closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

Railroad bond dealings chiefly noticeable for
a sharp advance in Union Pacific securities The
Sinking Funds sold as high 70, against 10 at the
close yesterday but in the late transactions re-
ceded to 72, at which the demand was active. The
Incomes past due from 81 to 81, Firsts having
sold at S4.aSj and Land Grants at S5 New-YoTk
Central First Coupon from 1861 to lO6 after the
dividend on the stock had been announced, The
N -. u tlr.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
15l; Reading Railroad, 5si; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,
53i; Gold, l09a.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MoNEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
Two Million Dollars,

which Transferable Certificates Of Stock egster PRINCIPAL
INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD Will be issued in the
the People Of the State New YORK the credit II the sinking Pnud
Three Article Of the Constitution bearing interest
payable anDua the
April October in and the prnepsl
buabe the ft day October thousand eight hundred aud
ninetY-tg0
be understood that the Commissioners be al liberty
all proposals. ID the oier such
their opinion the interests OF the State.
The proposals be for the whole Of said loan not lees
than SiO0OOO
proposals be sealed niorsel for The Sinking
Fund" and neOse envelope directed TO the Auditor Of the Cana
Department ALBANY, n. Y.
The w reque to be paid In gold the acceptance
proposal or bY the 2Sth daY Of September
Payments be made BY deposins "
Of the State O ErwYoik the
ia the Bauk OF the Manhattan Company Nss-fork
Interest the Loan will the hrst dav Of 0ober
able Annually the April October
the Bank the Manhattan Coupiny City NewYork
Dated Canal Department. Albany, sept D. 1874.
JOHN G. ROBINSON,
Lieut. Governor.
NELSON X. HOPKINS
Comptroller.
DIEDRICH wILLBRS IT,,
Secretary OF state.
THOMAS RAINEs,
Treasurer.
DANIEL PRATT
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
City bank shares sold at 100 for Fourth National,
ss for German American. and 80 for North America.
IlOwing were the bids :

II is authoritatively announced that after the pay
ment of the next semiannual interest of per cent
the Central and Hudson Railway Company Will pay
dividends Of per cent quarterly so that stockhold-
ers viii receive per cent Oct. Is and per cent
on Jan I5 and afterward2 per cent quarterly the
18th of April. July, and October.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylyaDia Us, W.: PAl9ls.plus a4d Las Aailsgsd.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

There has been no change in money, the supply
being ample on call at 2a2l per cent, while prime
discounts are selling at 3 to Z. The Treasury at
Washington received SSsO,OOO National bank notes
to-day for redemption. The Internal Revenue re-
cepts were S33S.OOO.
Government bonds were active, the demand run
ming largely for the registered issues We annex the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The market for Rio is STEADY and rather seve the
sales 900 bags Coporus 800 bags Ona
and 1888 bags A. G Chapman the latter in bIli@re s
Pair DO at 152 dl6c; Good do l7dl7 ard Prime do at
Istal0c gold For mild grades there better demand for
and steady at the recent deene sales VI
8 600 bags per suudry vessels at l7d2Oc gold
COTTON-The business In spOt Cotton only moderate and the
mrket is and Irregular but lower We quote
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Sept o-Spmh Gold lS50lSb American, 1877 alSS
EIchsnge traer the Ua;ed staes go DAYS G6a7O
nr-iu short sight a73 premium; 90 days, go 53dS3
nn gat 80 81 premium LoIon, los 10 premiulh
opp p.rs kJ4S1
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10


CasnE-lhe market dull aud stock pre,t ~ ono
mr. quotauons sales 10 voc '0"e 'i0''
boxes at l3dl3'is-; one lot bought m hIsn As ifc
STATE Factory fne TO -, S',,e rsc"y, NOV" ,ol.a,as.
ga. ~ b.e,o,y good "a State FACTORY, new,
l231dl3ia all cream. fair..... IL dlZi2
80 R.ctorv com State Factory.
me 70 fair....,.... IL uls hu eIeA" "A" z1n
.ommon 10 6ne -. l2kdl3 State Factory,
all full skim a
Of the de-
m,ud have upward tendency Tor hoiee ana
We,ten are deDss within the range l9d2oe or choice
Western common. Ill d18
ani PeLn......2O vi ''''''''''''A' ~@V
W,,t,rn prime. .......lS dl9 - 81
RCE-he quiet but esdy sales OF 20 casks Carolina
7idsc 100 bags RangoOa at 6G6a and Az bbH LOUISIANA AZ
7LdSc
sGARs-ihre demand for Raw sugrs snd the
market late fgures sales Of 3S5 bids Cuba at
si4as2 1900 boIe including Molasse' Sugars Cenn
f,a A. Clayet We quote Fair 20 Good hebnng
Prime sas Centrifugal in hhds and boxes at 80
and No. ~ Csyed ge Refined nn9 snl IN iAiI ieqos
At ssalO YELLOW; l0lsdlOos for Sot WhlSi lie Tor
Cn.hd, lc Grsnulsted. and lie. for Powdered 40
market moderately sctive sales OF 40
bbd. civ at sac 20 900 outoftown stock at 81 &
y active aud easier sales OF 2Oo o1~ al 81 W. ana
a FL OH
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
LOAN FOR S2,OOO,OOO 90
FOR THE
DEFICIENCY IN THE SINKING FUND,
UNDER
Section 8, Article 7, Of the Constitution.
UNDER

The Of the Canal Fuad by virtue Of the Act entitled
An provide to support The Government passed April
IL 1855 Section Three of Article
the Constitution notice that sealed proposals viii
Canal Department until the 25th day Of September as
nt u oelock noon Of thst tay. for a Loan Of
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
THE MARKETS.
ic4rirl,, reported Tor rHs TnrBrsaI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEDNESDAY,. Sept o, 1874.
n. following complete list Of exports shipped 10 'ss's which
sere cleared to-day for foreign ports:
BARcuoSA-Bari Eroe.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
Goal. Nr.
Gorroratiou Notices


CORPORATION SALE OF FERRY LEASE
ed BIDS received the COmpto ohee be opened
on SATURDAY. September 1y 1874 Tor Lease Of Tie
Ferry from randsr NevYot Graudst Brooklyn for yeMs
Pol information in advertisement this in The City Record
ANDREW n. GREEN, Comptroller
NewYork Comptrolers 0hee, September g. 1874.
EOR COAL.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received by the Police Department until ID o'clock M
Sept. ~. 1874, for l,45O Tons Coal
For paeas see TLe City Copies for sale No City
Hall
HAY, OATS, STRAW and FEED.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will he received by the Police Department until 10
O'Clock sept u for Hay, Oats straw, Corn Meal and Feed
particulars The City Record Copies for sale at No. 2CD
Hal
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
Ghauces Tor bnslness Men

A SPLENDID OPENING in the growing City
"A Of Norfolk Va-HO TEL and STORE PROPERTY Msnst
for SALE or RENT Location central Address WM VIII
KINsOH, Norfolk Va.
A GENTLEMAN of reputation as writer
and editor desires purchase HALF INTEREST 10 an estab-
hed WEEKLY REPUBLICAN PAPER published within % miles oi
New.Yok City. Address REPUBLICAN PAPER Tribune once
DDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for mer-
~ chants manufacturers and Others Mining interests pegouaied
Real exchanged or busre Perous s'h capital seAs oa
ness advised OF approved opportunities Reences e. r. hunte
esq Peoples Bank h. H. Garbu Co.. teas and oo1ees
81 Parkpaee &c GRlGS CAlIbION FlhaAoA anu pusues
Brokers' 90 Broadway
CLOTHING ESTABLlSHMENTfo for SALE
To close the business tie 6xare and good Will Of the
Clothing Establishment Broadway twenty egtht,
formerly Lob rnsley Co Terms advantageous
For particulars Inquire Of THEODORE VAIL o[5 Boa1Ny OF
GEORGE II. DUNHAM. 4I4 Broalsay, Trustees
NOR SALE, on easy termS-lDe LEASE,
STOCK FIXTURES Of weue-ta1shed shoe store IN ssh
ave For particulars apply gro SILVER Assignee 81 Waent
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
aldrple auo 1ldIe Hldntels.

A GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES of Mar
~ b. and MarbeIEei Manes Floor nlug Monuments
Headones Slabs plumbers and cabnetikeT nom offered a.
KLABER Co.'S Steam Marble oTks Nos Il 10 80 hes oisE
st., near Broadway
4 n extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
"a Marbe-noel and unique designs, 81 rsaesf pr % W,s
Work ofeverY description PkNRfHN SLATE Coh
PASY, UuonsQuare Fouthays and Seyenteenih-st St. n 4
STEWART'S Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Rich aud elegant designs at the Lowest prices 22O and ~
between seventh and EzhthaVeS