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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Our Madrid Correspondence.


Measures AdoIsd 10 4es he Financial Difficulties Of tie
GorpRmeni-T1e Instruction IN Cdiaionid-7he Cdrliss
and ne spanish CIeryy-The Nac S,qniA Minister 10
WoshiagoB--d6dir Of he Bldcl Wdnior-The Pdpdl
light, 4Lom 70 Ledrc Spain-Impedchmeat Of The Last
tdLiHd DC, Dc.
In order the deficit Of SO 600 900 in the es
mates this year the Cortes have voted and the Queen
has sanctioned a emission OF Treasury bills for
s11 600 COO These bills gain interest Of Eve per
annually and Issued for ninety per cent OF their
mna value and will be taken for their full value in pay
Tor the lands and property TO be sold under the
law If release from mortman. II within thirty DAYS
after the publication Of the bills any should remain I'M
taken, they may then be distributed among the tax
payers who pay twenty-five dollars and more direct
taxes according their means and must be taken up by
by these favored parties We shall see whether by this
extraordinary measure the government avoid bank
ruptcy, which is now imminent.
The instruction of the workmen Of Catalonia has A.
ready terminated. The proportions which this
mcnt had taken caused great apprehension the part
Of the government but II has behaved with energy and
has offered the workmen TO arrange the price Of their la
Dor with the manufacturers and this, combined with
another cause has restored order and tranquility to in
dusrious Barcelona the other large towns Of the old
principally.
The catalan worlmen rose in obedience 20 the mach
nations Of the Caris party which has made small and
ridiculous pecuniary effort for this purpose The Carsts
have not now, nor viii they have again the money
which they could count upon during the last war-be
cause that experience has made many their rich par
cautious and they have the same desire TO su
fer and TO perish for which is disacredted al
ready.
Nevertheless the clergy being brutal and ob.ti.
nate, does not cease to m1e upon the government
IN every possible way, ne prisons Of Catalonia are en-
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Cur Frankfort Correspondence.

FRANKFORT, July IL, 1850.
Auyio, Prussia cnd NE States fte Gemoni' Cogttdero-
hot-7hs Good Fortune ~ Austrc-She Reacis in Spite
ofHr indecis;on, he Arbifer Of ne Ebr Of Earope-
7he austrian Propositions 10 he Die P,oJaliy With
drour-The War Going On--Diplomacy Sanding Sal
The Socialisi REBELLION IN Catalonia Suppressed de-
Although Austria has arrogatcd TO herself the privi-
loge Of putting her Interpretation on the four points
II pretty well understood that England aud France
viii not quarrel with her especially when il is known
that the British pcnpotentary to the Vienna Comic
rcnces-Lord John Russel-was, at ono time himself
convert TO the Austrian proposition. The truth a.
whispered among the corps dplomoii9m ia this city is
that both nrouyn de uys and Lord John we're converts
to the Austrian plan of pacfcaton and il il equally well
known that the Emperor Napoleon had agreed 10 t. no
great difficulty would have been met with in ST. Peters
burg Lords Palmerston and Clarendon may still feel
very warkc but neither the Queen Of England nor Prince
Albert have the reputation Of being martiay inclined so
that the conduct Of Lord Johndoes not on close exain
ion, show any other weakness than personal leaning
towards his sovereign and agreement with his French
colleague, who Immediately his return from Vienna
resigned his commission into the hands Of the Emperor
II natural enough for Lord John 10 hold on to Office
he has always DONE worthy representative OF the
Bedford family, until IL became unenable: and hence
there Is nothing in his position II he quits Office
now IT is because the popular in England and be-
cause the Ministers Of the crown are responsible TO the
Parliament, and not 10 the Queen
The soul Of the war, and from the beginning Is and
was nobody else than Louis Napoleon by the grace Of
God and the national wiz the imperial DEGREES in the
Monitsw announce it-"Enpcror Of the French lie
and few men in his immediate neighborhood know why
he considers the condition Of life and safety 10 him
while there great many frenchmen who agree with
him from sort OF national instinct though hey ere
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Our Paris Correspondence

TAKIs July 70, 1870.
IN, Me Pench Loan-Rs ay-Amasing S.eVs a.
~ Subscription ofcesTrace Ndpo'eon's Spoch a. Ne
Dnn@ 81 n Impartial Com,aiSsion-Lsgiiimi1 More
gaenr-Erhibioa Commissioners in Toube-Ths RbiJ
array Sut-horoce Grecley-Chdyye Of Aduit,yy igdinS
Prince Noroeon-R,uuotd Poeronemert Of Que,n nc
,Orid's Ti'a 70 Paris de- de-
The subscription for the loan Of seven hundred and
fty millions opened the 18TH will close on the 10Th
Heavy bets have been made that Il win amount to more
than four millions; but the Poirie has positively con.
rradcted report which current on Monday that
pecuors had already covered the Of the loan by
means Of subscriptions Of fifty francs under The
Part added that the whole Of the latter subscription
had yet attained in Paris and the departments fifty
millions Of capital II begins to appear that the condi.
4ions If this loan are favorable than those OF the
jney loans fer large capitalists and less favorable ;hau
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SEA OF AZOFF.
DESTRUCTION OF THE BRIDGE OF BOATS.

A despatch from Captain Hewctt, Of the British ship
Beagle announced that he had sent his boats TO examine
the communication between the town of Gcnchisk and
Arabat Spit and found IL to be by Of ferry Of
two large flats and hawsers. Both the hawsers
and the fats turned adr by the ships boats. ON July
I'd body Of Russian troops TO the beach and
opened fire OF musketry at about eighty yards but
without effect while the ships and boats fired grape
the exposed troops and inflicted much loss.
The Russians arc terrifying the Spit Of Arabat
Since the bombardment Of Taganrcg measures ~ de-
fence have been adopted The 81 the Don have been
c,cea and rendered inaccessible Batteries have been
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THE PRlNCIPALITIEs

PREPARATIONS FOR CAMPAIGN ON THE DANUBE.
Aletter from sstra 18th ut, states that sael
Pacha had announced his troops approaching
ing Of campaign in Bessaraba Turkish reinforcement
continue to be sent to the fortified places On the Lower
Danube and the force quartered from Shumla t :
Babadagh called As 900 The Russians do not ap
pear to fear any attack in the Preparations
were making at varna for the expected arrival Of q
French and English force early in August The English
collecting large supplies at Snope..
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erected on the coast, and 'hoa of gunboats cstab
lishcd On the river There Is also strong body OF Co.'S
sacks and other troops under the orders Of Gen. Bago
vert collected Nicoaie Strong Qualifications are
being at Rost and the channel OF the Don OBJ
structed.
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Our Vienna Correspondence.

The P,ssian Rply to The austrian Proposo7se Prince
Of Prpssias Visa 10 the Court Of ST. Petersbmy-NeD
Military Lay az Russid--Prussio Purifying her Ports
in he Baltic--Reurn Of Francis Joseph 10 Tieana-
Projected EmancI alton Of the Austrian Je,cs-Commer-
cioi Neacs de-, dc.
The speeches of Menalembert and Lord John RUSSELL
supporting they do the policy of Austria, have given
great satisfaction to the majority of the population OF
Vienna and papers have discussed them again and
again. ill every paragraph has been worn threadbare
As you will doubt receive accounts Of these speeches
from other quarters than Vienna shall make further
remarks upon them.
The Prussan reply to the Austrian proposal ranks as
the great feature of the week. and though has not yet
been made public its contents pretty generally known
Prussia refuses her support to Austria in laying the four
points, before the Bund but, at the time consi-
dcrs it fitting that the confederate army of Germany
should be maintained 4 footing Of war; and in this
respect she is ready and willing to put forward her voice
at the Bund Though the letter received in Vienna
the 5th has at yet been returned or If it
las the matter has hitherto been kept most profoundly
secret What the Of Austria will he one
knows but it is generally thought that she will abandon
her purpose If she be not sure OF majority.
The Prince of Prussia has started visit 10 the Court
of St. Petersburg fact which has caused much discus
sion in all quarters here 1t is generally asserted that
his visit is entirely unconnected with political affairs
but the statement meets with little belief among the
peope and the press of Vienna: and nevertheless is
probable il meets with great amount Of credit
that TO which it is entitled The Prince OF Prussia how
,er II rcnort be true is said 10 be hostile 10 Russia and
F, :. I. ~ ~ =. . -, 49, n.aca.aa
en'er'ain N'e"e 'oahy ~ va "''oo w" 'oe po's
by his brother.
is generally reported that thirteenth levy of troops
!. :. J.; p.; r,o 400 so, a., ~ o,orv
= 70 " ~ - ~ ~ o 900 '
eco are 10 he drawn Tor military service and those VINO
have been dismissed after twenty-five years. duty are
oou.a az :, hoor or,os AGAIN Meantime cormon, i oo;
800; =; s, g. " adr s nc har ar,, and ~. go,
IA ~, 49, n.; /; I'LL, q, Ia s,iowa 10 sorel nn
.,as prss;a 4; sor,;e,nr hor nor,s IL ,bo paific ana
h;na go, 81 ;nd;cat. mn sho cons;Sers horsc,r
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pose n attaining II dclz. this girl Her ye nep
sdded 70 her eoodne crest~d feslrss WIN me-
krew before Cross not her psth In az ess
command ue 70 that am my own u-as'e'' anu J
ssIdi no. expe~t this muttered Wirnple gasnk 80
Doctor with troubled coputerance Coni 49,
-oncs 10 . While they VA reo ana vac. 'n7
motto is rule OF tuiu mus se q the oyCIoI -
~ s.u.A beI Al the side Of tho chimney ace and
In an is,a1t nero dressed W. ne
taste nado sppearsnse AID stood with AZ an a.
AWAITING c0mDsno. So, q, -.,..,,- a. -,
l s.bt ~ him fr an instant and don't let ho you
Yoos, him where :" Asfed the viii proOssd
re.cs a. he bowed and made gn Of etTeatng through the
open door. -.
The negro bowed sgsiD.
Do not hurry back contained Mr.. Wmpe ia short de-
cLed but watch hmin the city ont oiit-unr Jou
see him Housed with female. You vnaersondF
- Yes masss" ,e,-
ternrls,es narrio1, Or tax, Of IL which the same thing
- Whist n he does. nssss ~
Come m quickly possible. That mans "arrtags
aud my intesests-goVT c'rs tooaTe very eosey nc H.;
Remember Il for benefit that this MAJ WHO VIC 49,
crate should main bachelor"
Thu uegro WA aatteref the word az useo Dy nv
ter. He bowed lower than before III. ..k..
Away with yOu-you know the route ne sepelSy SaJ
Remember Tom, Il would be better JoT coh y - w
III, yafhey DLan tkaf he .soBd oct ndryiedH -, A..
The negro without another word Jeff the mouse c o ~
Nj Wimne dropped toto chair aud remarked ss ne sur
s , m% S,.srs a. aos let we tssst II my or,s"
~. Of this story will be found IN The New
Vol Ledger Of 81 IL resdy and for safe 81 All ne
o.l depo,s Iris narrative Of city life will prove the
mos. interesting pubihe' The winter means 70
Tbare Is tide in the affair. Of men
Which taken q toe GOOD lesds on 70 fortunes
Omitted, al the voyage Of Their ife
1. bound 10 shslows and in sniseriea"
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financial.
SIMEON DsayER, Auc,one-r.
pY SIMEON DRAPER Office No. 46 Pima

~ Hi'fON bhAA Lh-t'oo w. 70 Tine-
u - e"rhff Niii,sn ist o. tlhcHA I, ivy ~;
5000 Yer Cent Bonds Of he BoT0ugh Of Green Say M
eorsnJ Cue 1885,. Interest p.ysblo Jsussry ana July
Ia Now-York. : go -ach.
- 90 Per Cent First Motrsg~ Ponis q ne Fnrhas RNa
road Company one s6s Interest payable Mach as3
teuftr /, IN Newly rk. Z eco esch.
5000 Per Cent firs, Aorgsgs Boni Of the Ev.nsvl,
sue Illinois Kfifoat Company tu 1852 Interest paysbs a.
uary ! an july 7. 10 NewNork. Al 30 cash.
lctCC Per Cent ft M5sags Soa.s u Tho isgta .nA
Cncinns Railroad Com2sEy due 1854 Interest paylSs JAa
mar, and july !. = etN zach
IS CO. Per Cent FTst Mortgage Bonds Of the Nv Asssy
ana salem Raj ad ni-ny, due 1870 IsseT.t paysbs Nay
1 and Nov. !. 81 eco each
500 Per Cent SoeoDl Mortgage Bonds oftAs Ohio .sl
Mr.py R,iosd comPa9y due 1880 inserer paya5l. Apl
an OctobeF l. Sitoo each
: -. : CornronweAih Bank Stoek. loo each
81 .hare. c, rnuonwsalth Bzak Stock 300 zach.
S .h.rr. Grocers Steam sugar Refining Company Stock
$40 escb.
erf, due 1861 Interest payable March and september IN
Neys.yorE ~ co snc sa5 ~ esch
ssbsr,. Pacific Mail Steamship Company AspinvAls mel
z Geo each.
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6onses an0 farms Uante6.

HOUSE WANTED-In pleasant part of the
city Of and the Bowery preerrsd-s conven.
lent two story DWELLING HOUSE in good order P)sses
zion let August or September Address with full particulars
Box No. 2t8l, POst-Ofce.
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CHAKTIEKs COAL CoMPANY.-rKUsT-

CHARTIERS COAL COMPANY.-fkUsT-
- Els SALE OF COAL, coal WORKS. LASDs'
and exercise and ulG en the ust discretion and pv.
vested in aud con6ded % @e se4 BY es,'p as Ss
PANy bearing date the 10Th Day Of Apn 1852 aud ecorse
in the Office tor .coroing deeds in The County OF Allegheny
the on monweath Pennsylvania 10 Mougase Book, vol a.
page 49, &C. will expose 20 sale by Public AUCTION a. ne
Merchants, Exchange on iih,t "a she IIrs as ss
O'Clock r. NJ ali and sin gnar the ESTATE PROPERTY snf
IA b,s 5ssisnsSeS and de"eribed as follows: Al the
Mineral Coal which IN and lies under ne surface 81 tho
~ eforeal 20 wit; The Bunsdes Tract bounded BY anh
Of and heirs John and Jsmes Ncke o., ,o-'" SAD
osrtculay described in deed from W. hemns3n % SAID
Empany recorded 10 the Office aforesaid, In Deed Book vol
on e iSi The Mccormick Tract bounded by lands of Mo
Fssds heirs McCoys heirs the Burusdes tract nd nnS
iced rom m Mecormck said Company recorded IN
volume page l67 The Mark Tract adJonns me snds q
oher- containing 2s acresdecrbed IN deed nom Nisn
Marks 70 said Company recorded N same volume Page .oy
The Edmundson Tract, adJOiutng lands OF Nm MSh ana
the fitsturgh ubenvie hoedcontanng ~ acres
.derbed IN deed tom Joseph EGmundson aid
Compeny recorded volume page l5 The Irwin Ifs
heils and j. H. DAVIS heirs cont dining 80 acres ne
descrbed Ia deed from John Irwin ani wife 70
W. Remington recorded 10 said fce 70 volume IS ptge ~
AP M 'h'I esi :. h Ps Ssab 81 cSer. crse Soais ~
lsDds OF Mckee and the Ohio River aud contain
eight described IN deed Tom T. " he,ninsle.
aud wife ss'6 Company, recorded IN SAID volume Ps
rs which gro erected hy- frame nou, % 80
Dor Improvements Also, all tnai other certain pee % @
10 ssid township containing ten acres lying on the ONO ~
sbove McKee Rocks and adjoining sad eight acfes rect 90
piece ground the width OF . feet COMMENCING On
the southwestern end Of said and extending theteom
% white McKee- upper line Charters Croek
With The privilege Of maintaining thereon RlLr9ad &C. the o.
serest If said Company beng easelod for % years ron -
April lel3 ubrci er0u7d rent Of 800 year 1nu As
T. 1879 aud The fsrb $500 ycar which piece u ana ~
srcfed cusl tTp raj road Vhar office engineshsd "en
aud hsi5oI md other os
49,. nd pr.u bei. described aud defined n ls-se a
Ale1 Mckee w. emug recorded ~ said ocr'n scr
page 3S and las asisnmsnt thereof % said
soupospe The Village Remington laid upon he ss
A. Ia and u
10 fe. In depth aud on each Of which erected tyosy
fsue dwelling house Ase al that Railroad and consiraan
spoEu a. the Charters Goa Compdnys Railroad, ekisho
rom the Ohio River 70 SAD Village OF Remington beng oo
even miles IL length, With al the mstena, e11ty Do
snces Thereof aud the said Compfnys Oepos ~
Mines ana Coal Work including Locomotive ofeaH -
nnee 81 Burden Csrs PIX Cars rucks Too@ lmpisness
FIXTURE Msteras rd Machinery snd also all the FrsnchA
Rshts and Priygesss Of the said Company nod
' 49, T. ID. LANfER rrusteo
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A. "a. MhR~N, Ausfioneef !
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Irade-Saie

A a. MbR~rS, Azsfioneet ,
DY BANGS, BROTHER ~ Co.-lrsde->aie
ID Rooms No IS PaTk-row.
TUESDAY, Sept {, and following days. o,-,,
REGULAR NtW.YORK rkADE SALE OF -bO)ns,
STATIONERY sTEREOTYPB PLATES. PAPERS, BOON
RrNDFR.' Materials. &c, under the direction OF the
STANDING COMMITTEE of the Trade. go
IL retorue for this sale in yress ard will eonsi,e
xt,p.ys ana attractive sas the whole 20 he sold without
re.erys and without restriction as 70 the se Of the ota
TUESDAY Sep.. ls and tclosiog dsyL
TRADE SALE or BOOKS,
Under ths direction ofhe NswYTk Seek Puohshef soe
ton. ,.-,--- -. - H., s,- IN
accordance with zoRs thsy have been Paeea IN o1
bsnf AID he catalogue preE IL embraces esr- eons
hutton. which B. sold without reserve as TO prices 10 no
less than the prescribed quantities..
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1ales pp Amn0Is.
ALsrRr Il. NIcoLAY, Aucicaeer .
1SOIUTE SALE of BONDED WINES,

BSOI III TE SALE OF BJNUfU NINHN,
n BRANDTEs, CIGARS, &e.-ALBERr II. NiCOtAf
vii sell TUESDAY July q .. Seses At ne sa.s.r,' a.
hieh are 800 cases ST. julien Csret 20 cses Chaesi Mar
s,ux DO 8 cases S. Estephe do. 80 eas~- HtH bhsse 20
,.e Hsu, S.uteIrs 20 0ctivs Cog7ac Brady PeJ ~ Iu
Ter, do 20 half pipes do 10 qusrer pipes 10 Is &C avs
nae Rrsrdy fdsio IS quarters DO. IS bal do leS oi-te a.
q Ch,upssne 70 bsskeS royal g.pe thAmp'enr, tse-lt
vb lOo Zoo imported cigars Aso 20 dozen 'pfFo seal'
eran Coosus- Tie whole % Be sold Ia ofsaa4 P'-AAss
md n, Iir.rnl frnm The BnLdel w tienonse-
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A. LUDLow, Aucioneer o,,,,
DRINTING PRESSES, TYPE, &c.-MOkI-
i CAGE sALE.-On THURSDAY. July 70, at 10 A. ~ Al
No ne spruce and No. n Biekmansis., third story;
-Four Adams Presse
Three Cylinder Presses
One Hydraulic Press,
One Hand Press and Inker
Prcss Boards Iron SAFE DESKS, four Composing son 10
Chase. Stereotype Blocks Type Cases sud stands, ShatnS
Pus &c three Stove and pes Paper Cut ing Machine
Fi,,rr,. SLAMS &c JOHN I. STE TART.
Attorney for Mortgage.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
s. NJ PETTENGILL CO.. No lly Nasssnst, New YORK,
have with the best and wdeycir
ouste journals United States and Canadas that they arc
enabled saving of time and expense 10 the advertisers
ho do business through them They select the best papers anu
Iep he terst Of their customers Ia view Merchants in
vited 10 call OF them.
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JosrFE L SMITH. Aucioneer ,,-,,,x
. I-CTION NO1ICF-JOSEPH l.. SMITH.

AUCTION NO1ICE.-JOSEPH l.. SMITH
n Apefioneer. will sell THIS tTue.asyl A)RSlNO, a. 70,
,Ior, A. 10 Is Franinst fourth house w., OF broa~'
49, os.ooS piano ., bri isn't tone and 6nsh; Psor Fsrui
tur. o. .od rosewood; rich Carpets, oash On r'stas'
srS. Oval and rier Glasses, Rocking ssd Easy . VI
an, and ,ple Chair, sofas DINING ard Tea Tsoes
ard .hcsSuy Bedead. Buresus snd Wash'aods to mitn
be hair Mattresses Crocke-y Glassware Cock- S'ewAse
L. thr,e sn1u-led Cottage suites The wSole N sap,fo
c-ctr ard of frst G as vofkmanshif
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Gopartnership Notices.

NOTICE-T The partnership Of HUGH AUCHlN-
~ Gloss SONS dsOlvee by the death OF the senior
p.unrr ~ho also appOntea executors u hs
iD viii attend tie settlement Of he AFFAIR. Of the trn
' JOHN AUCHINCLDSS,
HUGH AUCHINCLOSS.
The undersigned will continue the Commission business nnder
the finn Of JOHN HUGH AUCHi SCLJSS q. No ll5
R-o.ev-sv corner Of Thames Il. joins AsCHtSCLO5i,
HUGH AUCHINCLjS5,
Ssu.York July lG 1885, WIN p. BLEECKER-
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Clothing.
martbfs, aewelrp, sc.

WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscriber
W Is selling oil descrptious Of GOLD ami SILVER
WATCHES AZ retail lower 'hgl any house IA the CITY,
FINE GOLD LEPINE WATCHES, four k0es legeiod..fS -
sFAT-TIFIL ENAMELED LADIES' WAICHES...... -
SPLENDID ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHES, With 49,
diamonds IN .''.'''...''. %
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS, full je~eed. ....:....... .
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELED HUNTING Watches: -
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS ~ Ladies, rich engraved No.
FIEF col b Hi;STiNG LEPIYEs for Lsies......,.. s.
FISF GOLD HUNTING Deteched Levers, full ieweied ~
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for DaguereosyPes.'. 10
RICH WATCHES which wind up and .et without key y
REAL JULES JURGENsEN WATCHES, per 80
tine keepers. - 70
REAL COOPER WATCHES, Duplex All Levers 10 tc 90
sFGoSp WAroHES' for taias Horses... 100 to 30
TYRs perteet time Us to go
............................. Us to l7j
2ICu MAGIC WATCHES, for Lsdies and Cen -
eneD xhich into different siches.. 100 20 10
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS........... - to -
GOLD HUNTING-CASE English Patent Levers. 50 70 %
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS........ Is 70 q
SILVER DETACHED LEVERS................ - 70 2
SILVER LEPINE ATCHES................... 8
SPLENDID GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LII
VEBS made By NJ j. Tobias and other ebrstsd makers.
VERY FINE DUPLEA WATCHES, male By 7. Y. Cooper,
Warner. and ali celebrated makers
Watches Cleaned ami Repaired IN the brst manner n nucs
The prices Watches warranted keep good
time. GEO. Z. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale .ud Retail, No. II Waist,
Second floor, Broadway
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DIANO-FORTES-R GLENN & Co have re-
- hi, Piano Porte Mandatory and WIreroom from
NJ 10 Pviao % Ne sprinsst doors ss-i Of Broad
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Real estate for Gale.
f RESIDENCE

A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE
~ An CANT o'y front frstcass HOUSE
fy.six deep with every modern Improvement God
yard very desirsbe location in West 32ds VIII be sold
very low title indisputable Terms easy Full particulars
giy'n the Merrill Iron Pipe WORKS, No. l42 Centrest
MkRRILLh JACQUES
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EOR sALE-valuable TIMBER LANDS and

Il LUMBER Isl ABLlSHMENI. ANaluable LunoeIlhs rs
for sale in Sfeubp Co. New York consisting 81 100 acres
Of heavily mbeed land mostly white pine and oak three
mills In u and complete operation BY water and two by
steam making 50 eco feet in twentyonr hours; oxen horses
bobsleds chains brs gearing tools aud uen
s-a full equipment for large milling and farming establish
ent 10 under cultivation and fully cropped sud seeded
This property red for sale entirely and Is believed 10
that be recommended capitas as sure thing
giving Price So 900 including logs and
ufsctuItd lumber the cash Of which from 1000 TO
82oo0 The property will be divided desired For further
particulars Sc inaHire Of HOMER MORGAN,
No 8 Nstrop iitap Bank Buildhgs Pine ST. Ne WORK
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