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pcrted to be ashore on Curriuck.
In sight Wind v, light; weather clear.
aiouIANps, June Is, sunses-No inward bound vessel IN
sight Wind =, light, weather clear
SANDY HOOK. June % sunses-So inward bound vessels
IN sight Wind W, very lsla; weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
smP Jam IIEsDtnsoS-Norlot June c3-ship Jane Hen.
derson. ol and for baltimore from Liverpool ashore q miles
Of Cape Henry; sy chip two and The
crew md passengers In n pcrous condionI,y ,ec.
graph Ewood Walter ESQ Secretary the Bo II Of Tn.
dcrwriiers) The II bui Baltimore In 1873 so tons
register. rated AZ and owned by Henderson Co OF Bal
iimcrc.
pn rack ono date vaiericrrcd having been sos North
mast, several other spars, &c.
scuR ArsllSrA Tayior from Sydney for salem with coal
Is ashore AT harrington, rs No particulars.
Sour svr-tharleson, June 2.schr Fame from Jackson
aud put into this port to repair damages. IBy ielJ
Assrrnnas June sAn american bark bottom awards
port June s. by some English fishermen
IsvrHroo,- June isThe Moro Castle for yew York While
mi,en by coi-ion with & Elirnbe,h Ann Br sh
for Melbourne also IN tow which received apparently
Iospos, June li-shp ynl- Of Augusta Nc from Ar
and n aJ % by Which he Ms s q s us
imcre FROM Rotterdam sud brought EnrIish Channel
III s a'e = re DIAL isa ' e The YS bss :.
nd f,rr
understood s.sss claim q re AsresS sa,s ss. MI
m%sfy proseenss having been alss 'H' 'hs pre-
susorssv Arri 2.-The cargo the american ship Pho.
landed The hui ana S;,rs o ai ~ ess mas
RIO J,s,mo, June I-Rart w rcrser Lane from New
.cr9Ied pu, IN lesky survey has hren held on her and
Of cargo wa. n cass ss, sea- ssr She SS 81.
g pS5, s" Wss and ssTsss he, sr' %
srnssr ssw ApriI 2i-ship sehas,opo, ne0raiA from
, Ms~e' s MN n ,e sO f,ss..c 9s g ref %
s s9a o he nea day Day had ssp pnP.sd Il
whalem~n.
en- A ir At bs ,,, I, as h.Ehs I sggc Eosn 30
DO Co. e ssnj tr.csI, T.. Brown. ,9 p %
Proince,own 30 bois hpbk III ali rsn A'0' ''A'0n Of
spoken, sc.
ship Sen King from Norleans for Liverpool June lat a.
s'p Nurcnburs schn.aau Norean- for ravre June
ship nc, barb Haseane. ensey hence for 81 John.
not seliss, June q. lai w. Sc lon u Us.
June h Ia, 70 y Ion u p "'n'' ''' o""'e'''' ''''''
Foreign Ports.
f ssss sau s,e ss' s s s ssv .a
EsF AZ ssss Mon, g,se rodesn, na
Bns-ss june s%pr Stella wa STorl arce murphy,
nraha, Ausrss. Soriransi vifredO Aro, do; Psinsra
Psssspcs. june a-rn por, bark cordea Roberts from
dsf shrS ssguine Esc iron caiai. May
- sc4ohrrru and A~xsndrfa; Tanner
de. sd May ~ schrs LYDIA Martha, Partrdge Elizabeth
,uy; sslle smith Haynar Edenfon NJ csh Star, Doegh
Tafks rsisrds; alst sArrh Cullen. Cullen. do
Cows. sumo e-sud, nsnham. Gray, Rio Janerio.
Csprirr june ioArr hchsei Angelo Carlton liverpool
ceoSsrssr, June 2--Arr Mary Sforer, Nathes woble
Corysssey- June 7-fsssed by, Ccncords Orths from
from Riga for Bc<or. m
goSsr.rusoarx May o-Arr s v Gates Homer. rbrail
DIAL June WArr Alcaradn Barton, london spi sii for
newport 20 had inr Jernsius lth Fvanbce Shields
nlu,s and anchored Martha whimcrc, Colb,rn Bayrc
10 he Downs Ich ship Ann Y Thcu, p.cu ard vrssns
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9The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, in the farm
mortgage case, fully sustains the right Of roads TO
take mortgages as security for stock subscriptions
from farms.
The company did Dot attempt TO do anything except
10 execute its ower Of building a railroad The defen
cant was willing TO take stock but had not the money 70
pay for IT, he was willing 10 give his note for it, and So
cure 1t by mortgage. The company took in payment
with the sole intention Of transferring raise the
neg. The result is the II would have been the
defendant had mortgaged hrs farm third party and
obtained tho money himself and paid Il for his stock In
gage The company has simply r.sored 10 double trans
action 70 get the money for its stock instead Of single
one But II was means tending directly 10 the execu
tion Of its power Of building railroad, by dsposiug OF
ts stock for the money necessary therefor
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70 a 4; Reading, 400 Al; Michigan Central, 47a
!; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, l34
\; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana g,laran
teed, 2Ss a J; Panama, ex-disidend, l2c l2s; Hi
nois Central, 90 a Il Galena and Chicago, 62 a Il
Cleveland and Toledo, 3l4 J; Chicago and Rock
Island, 69l 20; Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
72S 73I; Illinois Central rs, 81 "a.
Our attention has been drawn 70 the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad, which concern appears 10
be pursuing the course which, prior to 1857,
brought so many previously sound railroad COM
panies to grief. According to the last report of
this company, it earned in 1869 s4l4,759; its en-
penses (part of which the directors disingenuously
attempt TO class under the head of construction,
when, in fact they were incurred for ordinary
working repairs, &c.) were 1857 ,e5d balance TO
credit of income, s57, l02. It's interest payments
(Which were uncommonly small considering that
the concern has bonded debt of 81 500 ,OOO)
500 29e; taxes, &c 70s; total, 1904, leaving
deficit ON the years work equal to $42,902. Not
outstanding this, the company actually paid
dividend ON the stock, amounting to &6l $685. This
dividend must have been paid, of course, by
borrowing money. 1t appears that some months
since the directors confessed that they had float
ing debt of about 500 900; being anxious TO pay il
Of they contrived 70 sell-to friends Of the proper
ty-bonds enough to raise that sum- But instead Of
applying the money to the purpose for which il
was raised, it must have been used to pay the div
dend, for the floating debt is said to be no less
than slG0 900. Such financial man6uvres can have
but one result-ruin and bankruptcy. II the Indiana
polls and Cincinnati Railroad has any friends who
care TO the property they should look to it in
time. rr~r..
The following dividends have been declared
The Park Fire Insurance Company dividend Of
ten per cent: the Continental Bank three and half
per cent, and the Bank Of the Commonwealth three
and half per cent; the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany five per cent; the Mercantile Fire Insurance
Company semi annual dividend Of six per cent
payable July 2; the Pacific Mills dividend of four
per cent payable the 2Gth instant, and the Sails
bury Mills Of seven and half per cent, payable
July 2-both in Boston; the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad Company semi annual dividend of two
dollars per share, payable in Worcester on the 5h
Of July; they Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad
semi annual dividend Of five per cent, payable al
the farmers Loan AID Trust Company, in this city,
on the I'd Of July.
The Granada, which left New Orleans on the Dist
instant, has three thousand dollars in specie on
board for this city, and thrty-ssven thousand for
Havana.
The business Of the subTreasury to-day was as
| colla
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Canadian ncrr rmer with sales II 500 bbls AZ a. 60
90 for srbg wheat extra, and 90 so for wutcr DO
losing within tho range cf the above quotations.
Rye -four was steady, with sales of about 275
bels. a, the above figures WHEAT was more active and
hrmer having closed about &c Sc. higher. The sales
at 81 80. white syuthern az ~ as red westcrn s,s
southern. at 81 20 q A. snutiy Canada club al 81 70
good ch,Sa 60 spras a. 81 90 Raclae do .. 81 30
nrmer, with . good Fast, rn and export demand The
sales Embraced about 90 bushels including Eastern
s5., choice At ss. es,e.. rcaSd yellow a, .o o' and
prime Western yellow at a. barley was que, and
nominal rye was AZ Sc So, wlthou, sales Of i'm.
c~su.-A cargo f 1850 bags Iaguayra was
and 40 do asn ne =. ,s ae No I" H-c'
Corros The market the absencc private letters by
the last steamer the sca) was quiet, and quotations in
10 200 bales. We quote mtislling uplands II, Io4c
sales, however, TOO light for basis Of reliable quo
io,.c '''' '''""' ~" '''''' ''s grace ~ I'VE
rsncnrs.-Rates we're rather srmer a, The closc. To
bulk and IN ships bags al I'D, and one lot in ships
bags al Sd; 200 bbls. -four, at L. lod 800 boxes
cheese ct sos 300 bbs rosn Is Oh pcr $40 Iss ana
~ boxes tobacco ~ L. To London about IS 900 bushels
wheat IN shippers bags, were reported private terms
supposed 70 have been az Sd SD 1900 bbls four a,
Glasgow $4,000 bushels whea, were engaged
at So, II shippers bags; 300 bbs. eour, at % "a
ncnts Of whoa, made last week BY the Arsso some 10 oo
bushels were engaged BY sailing vessel bulk at D. T.
Hs-sAcs Of 500 bales were made at 75c q SIC and
some choice lots were reported At 90c for Shipment
LIN --ccmmon Rcckiand WAS n good demand. with
salss 81 600 bbls. at CSC. WV"
Moi.ssss INC market was quiet, but steady A sale
q 20 hhds. Inferior Cuba made nj Gle
NAVAL STonyS-A sale OF 40 bbls sprl,s In New York
barrels was made at 44c. Common rosin and crude tur
pentine we're unchanged and sales limited
ufS--linsecd was comparatively quiet at Sc boe
6cc. for both American and English.
f'Sosiscys-rcrk--Tho market was more booyant and
active and closed Al Timer rates Tho footed
~ about $500 400 barrels including new mess Al
eik %, hin mess al G' 20, and prime at s13 62is
<lS 20 Beef was steady and in fair demand with Gales
q about 900 barrels Including country mes at a. "a
70. reFassed &c. II IS IS at 80 So Lard was ouite
firm and in fsr demand, with sales OF 500 barres al
IKE. 49,. Gu; mcats firmly held with sscs Of
about 100 hogSheads and tcrces, at .g.e T,.c for
shoulders prime mess and beet hams mere Unchanged
Butter IVES selling at l2s. l5c. for Ohio aod stats
1T l'c icr M and 1sa a 2oc for prime 70 choice
R,.s ~as steady al al4aae2Js, and Prime a, ~ rs
per 100 pounds.
stesss me make, steady a, sbou, the rates Of
saturday 9Th sales q 20 600 hog hesds chiefly Cnba
AMI met w,hn The range ~ ~ ss,5 Tor refining
60 es aSd AZ D. sc. scr grcsry grades 10 ne COR
wsIssyr --se,ss q 400 bsrrss ~ers mad. stgLa
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juno Ii-
The quantity az coa cent by railroad this
tonsoy canal t4.l23 tons-for the week s5.Oq3 tons
against ~ so tons for the corresponding week Of year
The trade shows Increase this II 1896 over
last week aud tho demand Tor coal continues fair part
cuary for drst qualify The trade FROM all the regions
81 IN 4 wcck ac tclowe.-
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Port OF New York, June -, 1850.
CLEARED.
Steamship Quaker City, shufedt, Havana.
ship southampton Austin. Liverpool-Snow Burgess
ship Louis Napoleon HAM Herring Hamburg Aunt
Bark Aberoyle Or, Waugh, HULL Smith Son.
Bark neeior Emerson as 'i Borieaus-pos, Small
s sa sssrf SesP F Fsns R pev
BARK Restless isihrop santa Marina %crIandy Everett
Fsrs 1rslu; wsnsh Duncan
Bark Caroline ElIems Fllems, Elzabe,hport-Metcai
Bris i $ Cotton, crcwen, Malta.
Ere Y Sssn. wen Pert %s Murray J
Brig b King lBrl 49,, Windsor, Xs.D Dewolf.
fgAs DER no Rss RsSc Earl. Co.
s s Asssy Eys sT.s sasnssssr
s sssr H ssI.: Ggsys
schr Willard Fillmore, Chase, Boston Master.
schr II Lewis, Saunders, Newport-Mastcr.
ARRIVED
ans Sn Ssw ES se Won saSisn june 10
70 spels K S Reshs Had strong Mind. ne Ara
S:srs 81 " sss
rs M Is s: az aass
steamship Huntsville hence savannah 2ah Z NJ al =
hd .s
ana .seS, rs S r.sq Baltimore &C. na''
Steamship Shefsgsshs GrGxs Portland. with mdss and
ship EacssO. swift, Iivsrpoo 50 days with ase and go
9 81 spoke fishing Deians With sS Sss list "a, Il 90
lon g 20 spoke bark Iona. Of and from Boston, 81
2h lat ~ 80 lon 90 sigpazed ship nion steering " The
has had continuation Of light winds and during
Bark Starlight tof Boston Crowcl Palermo Apri % via
Gibraltar May With fruit TO Basseit Bacon Co. nh inst
lat - lon ~ spoke bark honeynick OF Boston from Sa
herring i6 miles spoke ship Art union
sSs scotland e Hart Har,for Francis Ponce PR June L.
sr,g = George snow Boston 2daysL
with coal TO Cunard; vessel Miller 4 Honghion.
sehr Ocean BIRD I,r), Lockhart Windsor, rs sdays with
sshr Iiley OBJ, Bishop, Hissoro day. with plaster
ssir Spray , Shaw. st Andrews, days. with lumber 70
schr Ranger Blackwell Philadelphia for New Bedford
sehr Henrietta, Shaw, Bangor, days
schr Challenge. Wright Bangor, dayA
sshr Jeddie reiiernve, Calais, Sday-
Shr Fantauxzi, Wooster Passport, days.
schr Girsey, ingalls,, Mnchias fdavs
seSr o%ss sf ia s ma R oSsies days asys
Scir Honesty, Pauln. Maine s days
sssr vohn do,isen cocna9 Dover Nh sdays
schr flying Psh. Low Gloucester. days
s scsr H Ha9,ner Tni;s Gloucester; days.
schr n Read, Kelley, New Bedford FOR Albany
sehr Adelaide, Smith Albany Tor New BEDFORD
steamer Ann Elisa Robinson PniAisphia
Steamer Anthracite. Jones, Philadelphia
.ne0.l BELOW
Bark II Walker, Haynes, from Nalsnzas-B steamtug
VIM Fouikes.
Steamship Quaker City, Havana.
Wind At sunrise NE; sunset ssE very light
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Balance. Slo, So5
We learn from the Peoria Transcript that an
important case is hearing before Judge Powell
of the Circuit in Chambers in that city relative
a controversy between the Peoria and 0quawka
Railroad, and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, as TO the control of the line between
Galesburg and Burlington.
A statement has been received In 81. Louis show
ing that the quantities of Pike Peak gold dust for
warded 20 the Philadelphia mint since July last
amounts in value 10 not less than $500 900.
At the annual meeting of stockholders of the Chi
cage, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company,
held June p, 1860, the following persons were
elected as directors for the ensuing year:-John
Van Nortwick, Batavia, H.; Chsuncey S. Cotton,
Gelesburg, H.; James F. JOY, Detroit, Mich;
Elastus Corning, Albany, N. Y; John NJ. Forbes
Jno. w. Brooks, Samuel r. spimey, Robert s.
Watson, William Boat and Henry p. Kiddcr, Bos-
ton. Mass, and Edward l.. Baker, New Bedford,
Mass. This is the same as the Board of last year,
with the exception of Mr.. Kidder, elected in the
place Of J. II. Burch, ESQ.,, who, having some time
previously rendered his resignation, peremptorily
declined reelection.
The New Orleans Pcdyune of June ~ reports
Exchange continued Inactive and operations indicated
Of any kind, either foreign or domestic OF
crings have become exceedingly reduced and the
mand Is stll better than nominal for any class Of bills
Drawers, however are sti unwilling TO make conces-
sons, and previous rates generally submitted We
repeat foows-Clear sterling bills 10 1lot.; bank
rates for direet remittance, 100, 10Y Bills with
shipping documents attached, 100 a 1(as. Francs,
81 0ss4 o. l2ii per dollar.
Annexed is a statement Of the business Of the
Panama Railroad for the six months ending the
seth ult, on which the dividend of six per cent no
ticed on Saturday was iounded:-
Earnings-Net amount received after dcducting
commissions, exchange .s,2s as
Earnings asce'aned and IN process Of collection. 297'o
E,rnnss for which returns have not yet been re-
ceived from san Francisco and the IsthInus,
estimated 1900
Due liof The Uue, State government FOR mail
transportation from january ~ June 30 -. 5000
Total 1857 os2
From which deduct interest on
bonds with exchange and
commissions ............... sol ecs
Disbursements IN New York,
and on the lsthmuc. connect
Cd with the running and
pairs Of the road. ........... 226. 2e5
Expenditures for iron.
freight care. permanent Inn
rrovements. wharxes. water
works a.. &c. ............. ld5s2
New Grauadian government
proportion mai receipts. 500 $40 SIS
Total. .......................s4 7s ,als
Dividend ON - go 90 at per
ctnt...... ................. tSs,otO
New Grsnadian government
per cent on do.... se5S
Appropriated 20 sinking fund. 5000 357 ole
Surplus six months. 100
We read lin the Potssvile Miners Journal Of
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, June 25-6P Nj.
The bank statement made up to-day compares as
follows with that of last week.
Week endg Loans. Specie Orculafn Deposis
June 10 s125 800 997 24l055s ss2s 7ss 81 55s 654
23.. 125,ss6,5c5 % 350921 87191I5 5000 sl3
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HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NEW oRLEANS.
EnyIRE CITy-From New York ID arriving Havana m
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2oh Havana 81,
CAaIwIA-From New York l2sh arriving at Havana lyA
New Orleans l9h New Orleans 3th Havana 90h,
arriving At New York ~. alifa-
PHnSpErymA-From New YorA mr. arriving At Havana
ga and New Orleans 2h From New Orleans ub, Havana
9th, arriving New York 18Th
DE- SOro-From New 9Th arriving lst and
New Orleans 81 From New Orleans l2h Havana l5h. AZ
rtvtng New York 10th - U..s.
QuAxER CIrY-From New York June Is arriving Ha-
vana June 80
6PECIAL NOTICE.
An yacksaes aad eys &stosded s New YoRx HERAID
should b. seakd
yoRK--rMs DAY.
4 20 morn
eus SETS. IS HIGH :. AZ
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sl25 $50 Sos % asos s,77s MS 50, SO ,sl3
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

~ y n MONDAY, June % L. ".
AsIrsThe market was quiet but steady with Sales Of
70 20 hbs pets al eaa and or pearls AZ 5Kc per b.
bknsrFr -flour-The foreign news impaired more
hrmncss 10 the,markc, and sales made fore
room ~ fcrfher al, arcc IN prices but owing the alb
sncc OF private sdvices the market active in the
Afternoon and closed nrin AZ the ia quotations given
below There was good demand for export and dones
NC use Tie transactions footed UP about 10 900 II 900
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Notwi.hsandng the quantity Of rain that has allcn
THE pleased b. rsrn that the coiercs &C.
morally have not suffered much rom drowning OUT
fruiy. Past experience had promvfcd the necessary
precautions 70 b. taken 10 guard against these difficulties
The eirts at tide water OF -four, wheat,
corn and barley for the fhrl week in June, 1850
rxEa h~x. hxn~ A. sollouru. .
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The aggregate Of the reAsipss OF the above arti-
clcs 80 far for the years 1850 sai 1859 have been
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Increase ..... III 90 1ricp aasi.s 800 ps.. s4.soc
Reducing the whea, o qonr. the eScess IN ths ~
,eip's o. 1870 e equal to son, 40 th,s of -four.
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Telegraph Marine Reports.

NORFOLK, june PA large ship unknown. Is re-
pcrted ~ be ashore Curriuck.
LONG BRANCH June % sunset inward bound yessels
In sight Wind v, light; weather clear.
H1uuANDS June as sunset-N inward bound vessel IN
sight Wind =, light; weather clear
SANDY HOOK. June % sunse,So inward bound vessels
Ia sight Wind W, very light. weather clear
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Rorses, Carriages, &e.

A NDALUSIAN STATIONS for SALE
N Two lately imported black Andausian Stations Of the
approved strains Of blood seven yea old S hands high
perfect temper brilliant action for sale at the Stable
No w East 22d They have been broken to harness but
the saddle This offers opportunity to
breeders or DESTROYS Of Beautiful saddle horse.
A NEW double seated ROckaway CARRIAGE
IN for SALE or TRADE for WESTERN LAND The above
NAV application to WIN TREDWAY, Chester Nor
h County New Jersey. Communication In writing viii
prompt attention of ARTHUR TREDWAY Detroit
Michigan.
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f,ousss ano forms h)antso.

COUNTRY HOUSE.-Wanted to RENT o
FIIRNIsHED HOUSE OF moderate pretensions In
Newhurrh or Fshk Landing, from July 70 October 1860
Address b. G No. 60 West llth-st New-fork
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Cost ano foMn6.

DIAMOND BREASTPIN:-LOSr,e on w " g ~ .ssd
70 The tndsr to Deliver Il ii No. iss Dusnss, TO A.
ARDS
OST-On Saturday evening last IN "a. Snssr VIII
IL av stage privee DAILY JVuhscs ANY reasonable
IS%s,d viii sS given whsn los. Il contained three
actions. -<....s.ee
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DOOMs with Power, near B'way, to Lott very
III srre and several email Rooms Csnsl and Wskers ~
low rates by JOHN GAUDU. Ne. loa waksrst-
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V,HE advertiser would like to meet with private
family who have more room than they require and wno
Wife who would be permanent boarders, all was de,ole
Location aba l4h References given aud required Adae''
COMFORT Tribune Office.
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ITO LET with BOARD, at No. ISL lOth-st., cor.
4thsv Tone block from Broadway two PARLoh5 on 'he
6r,t floor suitable Tor physician.
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Duiloima GlateriaIs.

DERSONS about painting their houses Will pleas:
call and examine the PATENT SILIxIn FAM Iss1sss
the place zinc and lead for painting the w
entrys de- Its tints Of the me oeeus
description WIN warrant 4 Superior g the eess spss
~ ~ a.n =, az ofee No Brosaway szis
n'' WV" ~ '"' - j. 8 D'ORsAY, House psoossses
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Boots, Bboes, or.

<hO SHOES and GAITERS-A NEW STYLE.
Ysy at yoNEss, Nos 10 and u ANN-sT. CALL AND
ZEE THEM
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mo LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, without
Board at No. l6 Abing donplace corner Of HUDSON 81;
opposite the Park. First class house and neheors9od pam
and Gas References given and required nor
oure at No. 626 Hudson-st- w. n. LhrrEnIo.
WTANTED-COUNTRY BOARD by family
w during July and August In farmhouse with fcilises
fY riding fishing &c location west Of the Hudson and
H. preerred Address II. b. Box 3O4 Pcsohce
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HOAL OIL.-l0,O0O gallons COAL OIL Of very
W superior quality and clear color for sale BY
DIETZ Co. Lamp xnuactnrsrs.
No, l1I WDlisn-sL
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DROADWAY.-No. 474 Broadway, east side, be
I'D tween Grand and BIoome SITS Is being atendto is,2Iy
sto,e The STORE will be LET for year, the UPrEh
PART either as Lofts Ofces and the BASEMENT Will
be LEASED. Apply to CONOVER WALAEh' NO. go
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

DOOMS FURNISHED HANDSOMELY, OIL
III UNPUBLISHED, TO LET, I'M hr.t.clss, house, con
tanning all the modern Breakfast VIII De gvet
n required every attention paid render the house
agreeable would let the second floor TO family Apply NO
Al West gh.st., near th-ay.
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EOR SALE-Two frst-class three-stOry and
basement Brick HOUSES with hi stoops, the north
side of tL between I'd and 3days each 2Ox feet los loo
feet deep built in the best and substantial and
Iepete with all the modern improvements This s desirable
pr1 uey all the lot. the vicinity being restricted in the
against Of any kind lnqaIe on the
mil Ter eas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11

EOR SALE-ADy Gentleman wishing to purchase
= asplendid COUNTRY REEDENCE, one hour from New.
York minutes walk from depot hear Of by calling on
TAYLOR BROTHEhS, No. 2l2 Broadway lroom lll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11

LNARM for SALE-30 acres, with good Buildings,
abundance OF Grapes Cherries, Apples and Berries OF all
sos of easy access In We.tsheser County Is miles from
Nsw.York. s. EDDY& Co., No. 81 Liberty.st.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY for SALE at SOUTH

y YONKERsone mile from Kyedse Sson On c
yation and stocked with choice fruit In good bearing
Hou,e 4 supplied with excellent wste sca mas
In complete order Tbs property IL deehtfay located con-
msnds an extensive view and Is convenient being one no
ride City Hall Apply to b. WlLLlAsio NO 1ss'
or NJ No Waker-st. d.