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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
state Of Trade, Markets, &c.

PR Canbre LIVERPOOL, Aug = 1873
The politics Of Europe continue In very unsettled state,
with no prospect Of any early and permanent improvement
france Z merely kept Tranquil by exercise Of despOuc
measures the part Of the Government and neither trade
nor credit re.ve. any extent In Italy the war Is earned
on with doubtful the part Of the Italians and an
Ultimate French Intervention by much 10 be DREADED
The Danish war s on me point Of being renewed WIN al
Of affairs aad OF pubic opinion IN Germany IL 50 extremely
unsettled usi Il Is not easy 70 ioresee how mat'ers W y
shows far extensively than IN this country The
Grain crops oos WELL but the weather Is very variable and
iuierieres with the progress Of The harvest.
We have ie the effect OF these unavorabe Circumstance Is
In our markets. and the activity which began 20 snow ise
in the Export trade has received decided enecS, Oli
/. abundant and the public funds that the would be
rebels Ireland have been quietly put down. are ADVANCING
The weather l. more unsettled than Is desirable At this
season. sill the harvesting progresses though slowly ths
Wheat crop Will probably not exceed average even un
der favorable circumstances The Potato disease 10 less
spoken Of and this vegetable has been planted 80 extensive
y that even partial failure would not be iet so very
mere ha. been pause in the MANCHESTER market
owing % the unfavOrabe aspect Of matters m Germany
and the less satisfactory accounts from ne East Indies pl
lie stock the hand. of Spnner and Manufacturers have
been considerably reduced during The last sur and me late
ly obtained advance in prices Il still hrnly demanded
The export Of Twist 20 the Northern ports shows VIZ
bales against 1ses last year, but IN 1870 The ENpOr
had been upward Of 1900 bales to the East Indies and
Chns The EXpon has been 1900 bales against HOO bales
On, COTTON market has been without much spirit TN.
week but still there has been very fair amount Of business
importers continue be- free sellers without however press
i nj, fbs marked but buyers act more cautiously and en-
deavOr obtain concession IN pnce which IN some
instances has been submitted 10, though not sufficiently gen
orally to amount decline. Exporters have taken -,
bales American 90 bales surs and 600 bales Pernans
Leu OF the brer qualities Of Orleans Cotton, which are
scarce Spectators have taken 1900 bales. T0dAys mar
ket IS dull. and the sales are 5 600 bales.
GRAIN, FLOUR, &c.-A Tuesdays Corn Exchange
there being bat small supply Of hne Wheat an advance
from ID 10 81 per 70 lbs was Obtained above our a quota
tons and Ia Wheat and Flour fair amount Of bushes
done The Irish demand for Indian Corn having fallen on
the sales were very limited and prices receded Sine
then weather being nne, and the reports Of h'
Potato crop showing that there Is every prospect OF large
supply Of sound there very little disposition 10 operate
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Bread-tuh..

Import Of Wheat. Indian Corn. &c into Liverpool rom
foreign ports Tor the ending 81 August l3o rs s
ne bags Wheat. 1850 bbs Flour. 800 or, S5o bushels
and 1899 bag. Indan Com 26l5 bhs Indian Corn Mea
6J crs Bears; and ~ bbls bscaiis lmpor. o. wheat
xc frrm ireland during the period 100 bbls and ~
80 yIee. 20 haas Flour. sif0u-, 1zTs ena 20 hays
o.s. lao Iosds Oatmeal; - bos Flour; 81 bos indian
Com Meal. -. ,,,
Dudes were psd his port between the "a and 1h
uiumo, inclusive, Nheai. foreign 5l8 quarters rlolr'
foreign 81 barels colonial. 5f Indian Corn, foreign u
g. rarers Beans, foreign 3s quarters fess ioreis o.
a arers Indian Meal foreign, xo barrels Entered or
home eonsuuptou Liverpool from st March. 1873, 10
.ft July Wheat g778 quarters Oais, 80 quarters Bar
lev 40 qua,s; Beans f2.f quarters Pess i5. guar
ier Ind IN Corn. - Ji6 quarters Indian Meal lso bar
res Flour, .,76 barrels. 49,,
Iulv 1919 Wheat 557 qrs Flour. j2i0 bis Indian Corr
76 or: Indian Meal, $40 b3s Oats ~ ORE barlcf
- ors: Beans. qe56 qrs Peas 7oi qrs.
In the London market. on Monday, Wheat advanced i
per on arter The following Is lOdays report per electro
telegraph. The market today was The same as on Mon
dav AtWlkefcld Today Wheat declined Is per quarter
Rarler rAfhsr dearer. Beans i higher.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph TO the ysw-York Tribune.
~. Louis Markets. &c.

81 LOUIS HNe' IT,
The Tobacco rnarkos exhibits much briskness The
,.es are large and price, Grm Good shipping brands
are a 10 a and choice lots are taken at cents Flour
!. ON the advance with sales at 50 s. 70 g. Parcels
which were stored last week are now IN the market
End receipt. continue free Wheat selling at from 20 to
% een,s and Corn p to a. a. per quality and cond
non Oats ~ to - cents for Wool continues
dull Bsrreled nests quiet Mess Pork s. Lard o.
cent? Csnvsssed Hams cents. Lead il selling freely
81 from - 70 to e. -. Hemp il somewhat hrmer and
unsy BE- quoted =; 81 % Tor dew-rotted.
The weather continues wet. which nss Influenced
business soInswhst especially outdoor operations The
yiyer both above and below US is rising and VIII be IN
hne stage.
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American Provisions.

Sales Of American Beef 20 extent have been mAie
since our last which brings stock into narrow COM
pass aud The arrivals are on a limited scale
In Pork there has been doing but Al very low prce
some holders being anxious 10 press sales Al ne sales on
Tuesday since by private about 800 bXs bacon nave
heeu sod atirregular rates good article Is. however
wanted Al AL Prices. Hams meet ready sale 50 do
shoulders The quality of the Cheese arrived so far has
been Indifferent prices have IN consequence rel low, ana
the sale has 1een dragging. - 80
Beef United States Prime Mess per uerce Of 8 bs so'
In - Sd ordinary old 40s sos SOS 10 65s Mess, Per
barrel of % lbs So 10 5 ordinary DID, So 10 a. 0s "a
a.. Prime s2s 10 40s extra India, family, &c per uerce
50 bs 1905 l05s. do per hafbarre 100 los, b 10 5os
PORK United States Prime Mess per barrel Of 20 lbs, old
81. TO Cos Pine, old. SIS 10 SIS Mess family Mess &c
Old f0s ~ 10 5Os Bacon per cgt, Wesers 2ss 10 IS
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Passenger. Arrived.

sfhr Ca.ra Capf " Hsrr0a frsas Lfvpe1 eos Ha Jar.
MrNm Barbour sear Mr.. Blr1olr Bsrol NJ fakrn.
Ms Jesse Fsk-n NJ Fsk-n M L1g- Mr. Lo-e Mr. Pe- M
P-tr. Petr- NJ. Ela,eth Prre md irmae set Ms
Hooper Mar Btkrf, M Ma frans Mss Nelson NJ &C.
NJ Brss VI. Bolton. n ia Hofoa M Bolton. Mrs. Bofur
r., II smith NJ. smith Mr. Scu M SOUL nir Nelsou NJ Roo
Sar Nr sy1 Mr. BAN Mr. Gay Mr. CIV Moore NIL Bslse
Ms.r. Csfhrt Cafe john Hal stanley Brcs Juo West
Trul Pedro Fernandez. Jola Pooto Nsfsu- srs Nat
.on no. Jane. Fr- Kok-r John Co-sy. Thos NTH
Wu Hoop-r Clls Nal. Mer. " Morris sfe-r Jl Moor
Tlos Cznfs Jane. Oven M. Gaawsy Mr. Austn Ms austin
N~s.r. Tros smith Bsers D IhoV- VI rskers fen a.
-.ran Nf..rs Hatdock. Wm o-s Cooke PERI ls iessl
Ellis Jls Heater. Rrhsri Adams.
p FrrIHf Inns frHs
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apru R.r.rH FOR sALE-uaaer q

Cd snieT Of sapreu,s Cont in Eqaity In ?as.1. e
- snce OF an order OF he Supreme Court N Egay,
hearing tate The Soh ~ OF June. 1913 VII ee 900 q pS
liz s1u under The direction Of ne shcfn vi sc County
f Wescheser on the Pain Gay of August nrA A. y 0eocs
~ noon f that d.v AZ the dwelling house on ie premises
In the Town OF Farms, In the Co1niF oi Ne-chesc
IN hat certain piece parcel II Lard s.male yns and
hsing In the ssd Town OF West Farms uaiey part o'hs
Town Of Wesi-C hesterl bounded ~ SLOWS besinnngs
Inc northwest corner o. the lard ormerS sod oy one 10
seoh Brown to Danie Edwards hence raining westerly
nv ard along the land formerly Of one Thomas Hunt 10 he
bighNsy. thence by and along the s2d highway 10
stone wal 70 land formerly OF Michael RyeF' thence
% easferv by and along the land late OF InonSs HEDGE
IN and al he sid Daniel Edwards theme BY aud sous
ards OF the late Daniel Edwards northery TO the place q
heyinning: coutairing twcny-egm acres more OF ices
Aso All that certain other piece or parcel OF and situated
in he said town 81 West Farms lying 10 the westward n
The poroad and 70 the eastward OF an Oh stone fence
which Is the wesernmost hounds OF NE oehha formerly
bouyh bv Joseph Brown Of Michael kyef and bounced
follows Beginning at the northeast corner 81 ne sad
niece running thence on the line Of Thomas Hunt unri
ese 10 The northwest corner Of the said orchard si an Oh
fence running the old fence stands unn comes 70 he
roaa from thence the place Of beginning eoatanlng
one and haf acres more less with the sppgfteusnees
being the farm lately owned ard occupied oy kooeF
Brown deceased Dated july 81 lah - 49, -
"''" JAMES NJ BATES shenf
suiast. BY = WETMORE. Depgiy Sherf.
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Cotton.

There has been fair though some reduced demsnd from
tie trde ana Prices of American are slightly IN favor OF the
huver hui decided change can BE- made 10 ne qlotAos
The market however has been freely slpfned mfu;
~ ,.E ani loses tsev The only alteration IN Brazil
: that Pernans rather dearer No change can be no
iced IN Egyptian or surat
The sales ms week amount 20 5so' bales OF Waeh e1
porfers have aiken 1900 American, SO Perna. and - 81
rat and spectators 400 American and 100 bahia The
sales today 500 bales The eoinmiee qloieons iof
Fair Cotton sre-Boed 4d Noble I'D and Orleans. 4d
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M ARINE oURN AL.
rom OF SEw-YoRK. AUGUST u

AKRINED-slr VALPARAISO. Lockuoof CanfIa tel.. sk-.
Pait S01 I'd "a ad Left Macon 18Th April Anger li Mas
aud - Helena lf Job Len - Helena whale sl forta Graz
B-ord f New Holland MAY. ul'i 80 BIZ rl- s4e I'D
sperm olsugt Carroll ground pern ~ise probably Il
no b. al well board sailed from 70 Helena 9th i. 70
Montreal Dosnc. from Manila pril g. bouui D. Boston
Brig Msnsn Gage Read, Bee Houdlrt- ~ i. rtse fo ba
IThof Erz Hartor passed shp painted ports,
signal ifl wiIie ground ani red diamond
Brig Peruvian Secgkl Cousins Port tl fnnce sih lst
hozany Ne.llfl len vessels port Passenger
NJ Eilot
Sohr Emily Ana Thompson, BALTIMORE kee- Nssssu Mp i
Nskean ill af O rs. long ri I. spok,
brig Cherokee from Charleston 'oi Havana Passenger, Mr. Bsrl
and child
schr saml Rooers Anderson Brazo - d. 20 Igo, vl
turn cargo Of commssary stores Two passenger
schr Plato Hammond, Baltimore o. nte % Malof LORI
SAILED WIN BIZ s. john NB Victor Trieste
hrg. Mammalian. Ven CruI NsecAsile. y John. PR
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FROM NEwBRUSswIcK.-We are indebted Ia
0unni.ons Express for 81 John newspapers the 10Th
On the sth inst the steam saw ms OF Messrs. Bots
lord & Ferguson at Pugwash, Cumberland were par.
TALLY destroyed by explosion OF of the large
boilers The accident occurred jus; after the return Of
the men from dinner. The exploded boiler was thrown
from It's bedone portion driven several hundred yards
into the barbor-the other forced considerable dis
lance into pile OF deals on the wharf The roof OF
the engine house was blown up. and the heavy tai
chimney blown away, the bricks falling in every drec
ton. man named Michael Mchenny, from New
Brunswick about b years OF age, killed instantly.
and the fireman terribly scslded that his life Is des-
paired OF The engineer seriously hnrt aud others
more or less Boston traveller.
MvRpER-tinat Osfrage.-On Saturday night
last person persons entered the house Of col
orsd man named Alfred. In Scott County. about one
mile south OF the kuscatstuck in the vicinity OF the
Mound and saot his wife through the heart while ~
mg in bed The unfortunate woman was the mother
~ seven children She was perfectly white. and said
10 be connected with one more respectable families
IN " near Cincinnati and strange may appear she
loved her husband devotedly Alfred has been pest
10 the neshoorhood for number Of years and several
attempts have eecn made 10 drive him on Ii Is sup
posed 70 nave been the original nteniion of the hon
49,. -, ,.',s SAs "o' nnosS ai AZ NOME zoe was
,rnsssnce upon the Door woman ~. hS,
eonveyed To Alfred Tia, ,nless b. 80 ~. -
hood Immediately he and M HI chusrcn Ill -
aushtercd together and vet no d. M, i,;rs.
whom he suspects 10 BE- the n,ur3crcr 90 49, 49, ~
Who'll, neirhborhocd Is in crest ro,,,r,o,so, ~ ~
lM.a,sor nv , p
/, r., 60. " ''''''
AffkAi AT Sks--S to'oh otohf--A gentle
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Freight. at Liverpool.

Freghis which have generally been dull during the past
week have exhibited buoyancy the last two days and
appear likely the laie decline In passengers no
alteration Iron reighis remain Al about - 81 per ton
For NewYork dead weight Is lis 81 10 rs Sd per ton tine
goods ijs hardware is, esrbenware. =. BOson-dead
weight l4s 70 Isl fne goods 1s hardware 2os earhen
ware s. Phsdepha-cead weight l4s 10 5s; hne goods
-. hardware. 2- earthenware, 81 NewOrleans-dead
weight 0s to p Cd; fine goods ls; hardware Is; earth
euyy are. 7s.-Fockc & B9ulf.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Aug. n Io8''
Flour IL in fair request with sales at 81 to %
Corn at % cts meets sales sales Bacon Al 81 70
Lard .eIls a, cts. while prime leaf is held al 70
cent higher Cheese cts and Butter 10 TO u cts win
limited demand sales Rio Coffee At a to H. and y
Orleans Sugar at to 81 inquiry not active There II
continued rnness 10 Lead which is selling at y for
,..b ,rsn.sctons sass Whisky At i5l TO 10 cts, with
Arm aspect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

~ We have received files Of papers from Hon
durss 20 the 22d ut, but find in them nothing more
than we have sresdy received except refuiston Of
the rumor that 100 Indians bad been poisoned in the
Rio Hondo Il is said there is no, the slightest ounda-
a IA L., has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

ROOFING.-Od TN roof made light for p cs.n. ne.
foot new roofs Of rough PLANK covered fr a cent?
roots o iAcioncs % large buildings over D. SQUARES M
~ per square, and Anted Good,sirs patent premium
hydro-P aeamsie Cement shesthing makes a hsndsoms
e1esp hek and durable roof References aud speuens
A. GOODNiS's Chimney Poz Sartory . West Brosdssy
between Chambers xnd Wsrer-ss sa2 im-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

NTOTICE.-The partnership heretofore existing be-
lNtween BENJAMIN & ROE have tins day dissolved By
mutual All persons having claims sgsnsi the said
firm viii present them James Ben amin, who Will
tie the same and al persons indebted said firm vii pay
the to said James P Benjamin -Newi ORR, Aug IS,
1913 JAS. P. BENJAMIN.
aula9f- Jas. N. ROB-
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CONGRESS SUGAR REFINERY.

Nos 1f2, ia, 1i6, las DUASEsTREET
THlS ESTABLISHMENT being again IN operation. ne
attention Of grOcers u requested STOCK OF Refined
sugars syrup and sugarhouse Hoiasses Of yarou. quail
nes-p1i up n packages 10 suit customers BY
aln lW DENNlS HARRIS
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At THROG,s NECK 10.


- farm OF y sores Of and with good co1Gorsss
house and converent cutho1ses, plesssI'y sin1ed
49,. Seck TIE plsce : remarkably healthy, essy q
secess being passed daily by stages connecnos ~nh
Harlem Railroad, i also convenient to schools and ssr
% ~ nsrt,c1ilars INQUIRE Of EDMUND UNDERHiLL, %
he prernises or JOHN II. FERRls y. Grecuwlchst
~ sll2 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

~ Isaac LIScoLs OF Brunswick is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the I'D District OF Maine
THOMAS A. DEBLoIs is the Wing candidate for
Elector of President and Vice President for the
same District
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sale. nj the stock Exchange .Aususr 10.


d. te arr paras f Canfsu-fle, JeucA. AMI family
Yi..o,f, sam I,es NJ Dow anil family. hs-oHay from
India
~ 10 big Nara Gag, Jes Bfs HoHdnrlNlss frols,
Mr. Hamiin sni iomly Mr. Root hirck M Desb~ck lady
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JoHS PRIEsILY, }Adn.nssr.lSs
ISAAC q. CDLTOs.
80. sTEAM-HIP GREAT BRIrAIs

1yC-E AT AucTiON.--To De sold BY snenos ~
NessD. TONGE, CURRY 4 co. q 81 W.
Room. Derby Buildings, Fenwfckst Liverpool % 49,
DAY, the llh day Of September next at oclocs -,
disposed Of IN The mean ilne By private contract -
known steamship GREAT BklTAIN, now lsinS " ~
coburg Dock, Liverpool The power and espsciy ",sl
ship as passenger vessel and for cargo nes,,sIsr
Known, from her psst performances 10 neea rsSsssd
description. Her great strength enabled her 70 "a
the shorks Of the heaviest seas While stranded ~
throughout whole Winter. IN a most expcsea - 49,
without 70 the slightest degree ate ring her ines rsrs-
done TO the engines and ships bottom ma 80 snd
fully estimated ser surveys BY competent ~, vrsy
shipbuilders and for moderse sum he Whole 10y =. -
be restored 10 her original condition. With INC
has hitherto been worked she would make e. ~ -
transport ship, capsule Of carrying from 900 70 cscs
fortniehfs voyage. With sniser pair OF ensiS ~
Bile Of driving her al slightly reduced speed ~ 49,
coal stow age would bo reduced orehaf, soc woa -
nodafe over 200 emigrsps for distant vle
free aborers from the Coast Of Africa TO the w
Colonies The snip exeeiles, sbosi arn,s 80 -
able under alone aad y 1lsrh spy S.<rs
err For farth~r pa rti~ulsrs apply ts Company
tary, M w u BENNETT, IS Prince 81 Bristol sa'''-
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\1OTICE-Ofsce Of the Rocsland Cemetery, 10 Broad
way Of MRden-.a upstairs, where al orders
viii be received from A. NJ P VI for the purchase Of
pais or for niermeu Pamphlets and maps Of the ground
ready for distribution other than Office hours Orders
viii be received - Wosier-st
aus 2ws VIM. ARCHER. Superintendent
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At pvry,TF sAIE-Tselfh-.t near Bro,

h. wsv-The TWO brick ard brown stone front aocssa
E4 s,r : ores each. finished n TIE best manner va a.
the modern Improvements, situated on Ne ,olih sie
Twefhsi west q Broadway n'ose = ~ y - -,
6eep-the lots each 25by it5 feet -,
Aso ,he valuable loi Of ground ,. iee. sches y q
st xsh p,v walls on each SIDE, situate GA ne nofh -.
~ Tselh.f distant 50 feet Of Br0acwsy Fcf ,srs
and fsrthef particulars, sppf to - 90,
aul1 tw J. BLEECNER, Aachoneef, bfosi-s
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PoLicE.-Two boys named James Thompson
and Lynar Burr. committed 10 prison yesterday
On charge Of stealing s17 from John Thompson. No
lbs Hester-st About SIS in gold were found the
pcrson OF Thompson when arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

RkITANNlA SPITTOONs-A good assortment
Lex bianna sp,oo1s constantly hand for sale whole
sale and retail al Buriing alp, by LUCIUS HART,
anls Laie Bosrdmsn Hart
DATENT NIEDICINE.-M B. DEAN Agen, for
Western Massachusetts, Of Al the popular Patent
Aedienes- fstent Medicine Store Springfield, Mas
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EXCURSIONS.
- -rxCrRsIoN ANnnANNRRr R

ENEvXSCTtIKooNloN ASp Be es,S,is ~ FRI
sns1ssz.O Of L. A. will give grand Picnic and
Cotuou Excursion 10 Hayersiraw, on wednesday Ang
81 1913 The large and commodlols sesmboa HUDSON
and the splendid barge MULLEN, recently hnsd up en-
pressly for Couou Paroles have been chartered for the
CASTOR thereby sfordng most ample sccommadanons or
sl who NAV participate In the excursion LohArs cee
hrsted Cornell and Cotion Band, In connection with he
talented and Distinguished band 81 New fork Humonis
who have kindly volunteered their valuable services VIII
entertain the company with selection from hes most
popular Airs and Melodies.
Immeiiately upon their arrival Haversras, the
pany will be received by Adams Chapter, No TO- o. of q
A aud escorted By them 10 the Grove, where Splendid
banner will be presented TO American Chapter Not, Of
L. A. BIZ he COmmtee.
In the matter OF Decorlm and Regularity the well known
reputation and character Of the order viii be sufficient
guaranty 10 all
Tickeis Fihy Ceais.-A limited number Of rieses mag
be had Of the Committee, al the following psees John
stiles RR Office foot Of Dusne-st VIM. q. Morgan, q
North Moore-st n. NJ. Ludum, SO BrOome-st Thomss
Flender, 50Thomasst = NJ. Rollins, 3, Green~icls l.
NJ Towley, Tinkham Hall, corner Az. {. and founhsi
The time and places q leaving are as follows roo
Houston-.t O'Clock Msn-st b. ,oklyn u Cshennes
II Pier g. North River, "a Chambers, Csnslst q
Hsmmondst 81 o'c ock, A NJ.
There will be n landing al Piermoni each wsy snls "
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OFFcE MADisoS AND ISDASlPoLIs E. Co A1g n. 1885.
nIN1DkND.-The Board Of Directors have this day
IL declared dividend Of seven On per c-nt Tor the siS
rorhs ending 81 July last payable a. The ofce q The
ONO LIE And Trust Company. New ora The o. insf
aul7 lw W. y JACKSON, sec'ry.
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AT PRIVATE ,ALE-rwo %. 9 90
pRIy.TE sALE-The foar.iorv Er,g-.

"a fron; BRICK store 2il Pesr.-si bum N ne year lss
Ia Se o( ot p feet inches BY IS feet deep. SIZE q
.,o y feet inches BY s5 feet deep. Par ofhe psFchss,
rooev nav remain on bond and mortgage For irther
pAr.lculsrs, &c apply 10 ANTHONY bLEkCkER Asc.
aonser BrOAr-sf. ault ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sr.r, o, sr-Y o,s cosr.orlss, o1rs
TAX sALENotce hereby Pursasnt 10 the dress
s,su,s. ia, IT, Of ali M ssSs s =, be- "a 10, $40, cosr
ut Road TaEes sses.d and ~ 80 years ss1 ~
Cefks thu state and that much 0f the r~y-r. parcels u ~
land, may b. nsesss 70 tehse the Se- aisfe. sa eh.rs
Uhch may b. due thereon the II sale T~es<s
ty o. No'et" nel and On The snocsda days efssef - -
Jay !, lst UyS a~i7~'l AiLLARD FILLMORE, coa'los.
DY ORDER d The Hos d. p Iagaha one of judges fss
Dcosr Of Common Plea snd r tie CITY and County q ass
sashonzs .s,alsa s,., as.eo.r 5ss and sss $50
a.ete hat an attachment has sued the estate of hob
and that he ~od or ID. payment hs teots ues,
appear and discharge such aitaeen according law -shs 40
q AZ a.s ~. % h 81 y -.sr a.. sat- nj 8. sss
3 - % S s 81 % a., an s ~I ~ sat- sSs -
la~ and Tos Dated The i9;h DAY q February, $50
nj Iawsm Aiiorpsy. 'or si,ashlas ar.s.st.
III ORDER Of Martin Lee County Jaasr wa.esoa coest
i)coan,e Sc n,c. heiety gwen pursuant % NE I'gs -
s9 ,, sss s,s, mat al .iSss%,s AIs sss .sa', y,
tebtorr and that The vii - sos f The payment Of sr s
unless they spp~sr .nd discharge such sh~nis sores .
th~ payment q any se,. sae 70 e b. r.-ns. u st. a.
delivery them for thsr Of any property wn ~ sss
forsdasa B, Law, and are set Ds,sd Jangsrl IS 80
~ ls~sn Attornsys ior s,ises1t s.-a.-,
rs PURSUANCE Of order Of Surrogate q ss eoa.i,
sesla.t GEoRGE n oOLToS a,e Of d. 6y q s>s foa :.
oess- pre--nf With soueher ,hereofo he sosrD
4 ne oaes oi John Pne-,y SO - N'sssa street G p,
NsS foh, Or oeiof. te heentL asy u JsauaV
New fors eighth day July, isfs
JOHN PRIEsTLf .s,sas,r.bos
jylO lss6ms ISAAC c. cOLTOS. -
Is PURSUANCE Of an order u s1rroa,s o. ~ co..y
INe~ fork nDtsc l~r~hy 20 al p-c-s h~'i
BENTON W. HaIsEf vi s'e Il the Cfy u se~ on - Nj
present. votrr thereof ~ he enee
nnsirsor q Fu,ou \. before Tic tenth Gay o. s
lsfs.-Dated Ses fork, Job :, lsts ..,..,-
yl0 iswfm- JANIS I. MORGAN, Aenll.-------
DCBfIC ADMINISTRATIONS OfFlcE, No. N.sss. ,..Ser
Nois hereby gwen The relatives sat bert Of "a - "a
of
aior 3ec~aset AID eho get - lase drt n;esisS - al
sppy Surrogate u he County q New fork FOR ~'n
nsrzton UPON ih- % he al ntesas u -.
August 0sOt the iOrrnoOnDasd se~ 49,
-. ls4- l,l7 2swtsl JANIS : THAfkk Fubr Atns>---