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Coroners' Ilaquests.

fArAI RESULT fIoHr An inquest was held ycster.
day upon the body Of Eas Wsner, q years OF age,
who died from the effects OF injuries received n 1ght
the 4th inst Deceased II appeared passing down
Third street, near avenue D. when ho In contact
with man named Stcpe and wanted to have dght DC
ceased said that Steple had previously nsuted him but
the latter denied the accusation and declined to bght
war of words then ensued apt The course OF the broh
some blows were struck. Wsuer had his fingers bitten
IN the ARRAY but the jiry apparently very slight
and Out ttle attention was paid the matter few days
afterwards, however the finger began to swell and sub
sequently violent inflammation SCI extending along Che
entire arm TO The shoulder. Medical assistance
promptly procured but Notwithstanding every attention
was paid the unfortunate man he continued TO sink
gradually and Tuesday he died The Jury rendered
verdict of death from pyasmea and eyoneaed Stople
from all blame IN tho matter. Deceased was quite
spectacle man, and lived in Firth street the of
the ARRAY
AN UNKNOWN Man FouND nEAD-An unknown man
about dfty Of age admitted to Bellevue Hosp
tai on Sunday night, suffering from fracture Of the skull
received in some manner unknown The patient
tnued IN state Of uncopeCorsness until Tuesday
ing, when LIE died. Coroner jackman held inquest
upon the body yesterday, No clue could obtained
the identity Of the body The in which deceased
received the Injury also remains mystery but the police
are sanguie OF being able 10 upravel the matter
distant day. In the possession Of deccase found
large brass key and small one for paddock which
may probably lead to the deptGcation OF the remains
Meanwhile the Coroner ordered the corpse
the dead house for twenty -four hours.
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Match Between the Yachts BenicIa Boy
and Plum.

The sporting community OF Jersey City were yesterday
treated to pleasant little sensation, p the shape Of
match race between the yachts Bencis Boy and Plum
$3.50 side, making the whole prize $500. The match
cited great interest and attracted great Of ladies
and gentlemen TO the Club House foot of Van
several well known sporting characters Of New York
Everything being IN readiness the yachts started from the
stake boat about two O'Clock p NJ and began the
a spirited manner. The from stake boat
anchored Up McGehans basin to buoy of Robbins Reef
thence back to stake boat and repeat The yacht Plum
won in smart heat though the time both sides wac
rather slow
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT,

WEDNESDAY, July I7--B T. ".
ASHES -saes Of 100 bbls pots were made at IS 37H
ard 40 bbis pearls at So 49, 'N'
BREl psTurTs. FlourThe market was Arm, with fair
demand for shipping brands OF state and Western while
ssa grades were Unchanged The sae3 footed up about
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The Boston Daily AdUertiser Of yesterday thus
notices the money market Of that city,


notices the money market of that city,
The week has opened on a quiet market for money and
stocks. The supply Of capital continues to increase as
the demand is steadily falling or There hope In
the future, which prevents moneycd men from Offering
freely the current rates. but the of uempoe
capital is unusually large, and is daily increasing The
autumn trade will be late, but there appears no good
reason why business should not COMPARE favoraby with
previous seaeons and that money VIII be freely cir
puated throughout the channels Of trade as the
business season approaches. The banks show further
gain In specie Of 1927 800, and now hold So 7O7 800
The Boston Transcript mentions the following
decision in the case Of the Vermont and Canada
Railroad
We informed officially that the decree of the Chan
ceors Court Of Vermont has been made, confirming the
lease TO the Vermont Central Railroad all parts and
liking the cost Of construction at 81 S 500 ordering the
roads 10 remain the hands Of the present receivers aud
lhe income to be paid In liquidation OF rents The drec
rs can order four per cont dividend payable August
they think proper The amount of of construction
b fxed by the Court at the sum which pnd
TOR years by tho Vermont Central Railroad and
subsequently by the trustees for the bondhodcrs
Me decree Of the Court TO the Vermont
d stockholders payment Of the whole of the back
rents with interest thereon before any payment
"a the first mortgage bonds Of the Vermont Central
Railroad.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


C j. BoGART AUCTTONFlICs,- FRIDAY, July
kCs ~, at lOh O'Clock, at the auction rooms No.
NORM William street, IN the basement, on account OF
whom may concern 1856 ArSns OF Butter, also lo of
second hand Furniture 60, &c.
80 SATURDAY, 20
tthe auction rooms large lment u nnc Furniture
earpetsi Gns Fixtures, Sc.
MN ABBOTT, AuCTloNEER NO 4 rher BROADWAY,
w VIII sei without reserve this day (hursday) July
49, NJ ios O'Clock, ~ $50 Bowory hgt and general
soruheht OF wei male second hand Household Fnrnure,
removed rom diierent places Cor convenience of sale
consisting in part OF velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Oilooth, Mating, Centre Tabea, bureaus Mirrors
Bronzes, Clocks Mmto Ornaments, Glassware Cookery
Chandeliers, Sofas, Easy Chairs Etogercs Sdeboards
MTdrooes, Bookcases, Bedding, Curtains, Cooking
stoves, 40.
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serred, 27H 2sj Reading, 80 ~ Michigan
Central, 1875 a q; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, l4ys a Is; do, guaranteed,
S2'4 rs Panama, Ill; Illinois Central, 50 q
u; Gslena and Chicago eeSS a u; Cleveland anu
Toledo, 81 n; Chicago and Rock Island, "A u;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, esa "a; Milwau'
yse and Prairie du Chen l41n 10; Illinois Central
bonds, rs, 90 ~
The following was the business OF the day at the
Office Of the United States Assistant Treasurer
1ot!a receipts s1os osS eS
~rW custonie. ~
tsyuepts. tt''' oS'see -
Daiihcc. 'o,'N~'' An
The Corn Exchange Bank has declared diyi-
dend of 33s per cent, payable August i.
The Trenton Banking Company has declared
semiannual dividend of two dollars per share Qour
per cent?, payable to Philadelphia stockholders at
the Philadelphia Bank.
ghe Medina Tribune states that II Is doubtful
whether the depositors Of the Medina Bank win
receive more than twenty-five cepts on the dollar
There were only pine bidders for the Iowa State
loan of &400 600. The following il the list.
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A BEAUTIFUL PARL0R FLOOR THREE ROOMS
IA deep with Easements and Rooms up stairs, If re.
qulred TO et or would let the Rooms upper part fur.
n!shed or unfurnished chandeliers la pallors al modern
improvements and beautiful location. 225 Tenth street,
near Second avenue; rent low.
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VIEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, July II, 1861
RECEIPTS.
fhe receipts Of all stock the various yards for the
week and last week were az follows
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HOUSES, ROOMS, Sc, TO LET.

4 COUNTRY HOUSE AND GARDEN TO LEi--NEArLY
"A and fully furnished with every hHg for housckoop.
ing, except silver and house nen containing ten rooms
in the village OF Fairfield Connecticut, two hours ride on
the New York and New Haven Railroad. Price $50 per
month, payable IN advance. Inquire Of Mr.. HENRY
STUEGES Fairfield depot
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LNUnNSIIED HOUSE 10 lET--IN A MOST DESTR ABLE
IL part OF Thirty fourth street Fifth avenue. VIII
bo let low TO small family, Address j. Brockmann boz
1859 Post Office.
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TINO IEr--TIIE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 272 WEST
Il Eighteenth street, with hot and cold water gas,
and privilege In bath room and sUbcear stairs and Gu
tries all urnshed 10 small family rent moderate Ap
ply above.
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IL OrEL TO JEr--ffE HOTEL KNOWN AS THE
Johnson House, $50 Chambers street with the Fur
niture for salc. Apply TO ACKER MoRRAIL n Co, 1871
Chambers street
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II H. LUDLOW, AUCnONEER.
He Condemned Stores at Auction, by order of J. Hen
dersOn, Navy Agent.
H. LUDLOW co. will sell At auction, Wednesday
July "a 1891 at II O'Clock, at the Navy Yard Brooklyn
the following condemned stores
PROVISlONS-A large quantity OF Bread, Beef Pork,
Flour, Coffee Butter, Beans Dried Apples, &c.
CLOTIIING-Pea Jackets cloth, canvass and duck Trow
sers Shifting, Frocs, Flannel Jumpers Flannel Shirts
and Drawers Cloth Caps Calf and Kip Shoes Gutta Percha
Jackets and Trowsers, &c.
SMALL STOREx5-Tobacoo Beeswax Ribbon, Tapes,
Needless Shaving Boxes, Soap, Combs Brushes, Buttons
&c.
Also n quantity OF empty Barrels Boxes &c
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ltOAL YARD TO IEr-AT 1O7 WORTH STREET, NEAR
~ Broadway. Office and scales complete. Rent very
low. Apply at 10 Roosevelt street.
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4 SODA WATER STAND TO LET-NOW IN FULL
"A operation the best location in the city. Apply
the Una corner Of Cedar and Nassau streets.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSE
hold Furniture ut private sale lots 10 suit purchasers
o. less than auction prices Of removal consisting
Of the entire contents OF the live story rcsdescr 2iS West
Fourteenth street near Eighth avenue Superb rosewood
in the richest san rosewood Etegees, Centre and other
Tables Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets; oak Dining
Room. Furniture Chamber Furniture in rosewood and NM
hognuy, with fun suit to match beds and Bedding The
whole being everything required for large five story rest
dcncc, both useful and ornamental.
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TINO LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE SEQ
l. Broadway IL is tip top location for any kind of
light business Inquire in the store S66 broadway near
Union SQUARE.
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4 DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE OF FURNITUEE--A NJ
n CRlSTAIAR, auctioneer, 20 Bowcry, will sell this
day July 49, al l0 O'Clock lot Of Household Furniture
comprising sofa, bureau, Bedseads Tables, Beds and
The late Carl Heinz by order Of +. A. Herzer, admins
TRAITOR
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TINO LEY--THE BAR AND RESTAURANT ATTACHED
to the s. Johns Park Hotel completely furnish6d will
be let together or separate Apply at the Office Of thu
hotel
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THE TEHt'.

IAslllON PLEASURE GROUND ASSOC tllON. FRI
- day, July 10, at 3is O'Clock T. VI Purse and stake
Sioo Nile heats hest threo Eve in harness Crooks
names D. m Kate Mr.. ROdcn names b. m. Gertrude;
Owner names Lady Quebec
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager
~ REAT Wor.-fAsluoN PLEASURE GROUND Az.
~ ISOLATION. Thursday, July 90 match for 81 600,
mile heats, best three in ave samuel Mel ,ughlin names
James u McMann names Flora Temple In harness A
good day aud good track.
Joseph CROCHERoN Manager
n. Bin this race, Flora, instead OF roing ~ wagon az
she did on the 18th inst when beaten by Ehan in the
extraordinary time Of % akos suky, thus carrying
less weight, and drawing two wheels instead Of four
THE CELEBRATED TROrrIN0 STALLION GEO "
l. Patchen viii stand for ularea ne Dyckman Farm
pear Klnssbrldgc New York city Terms 500 The season.
Horses taken 10 pasture WIN. WALrERMfRE,
Washington Drove Yard. New York
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vJNO IET--ON nth STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
Fourth avenues, the Central Park, well finish.
cd Cottage House, with nne yard actcss good Cor get.
ting down town Rent Sl2O TO a small family. Possession
given immediately Inquire at 269 Pearl street, or on tho
premises.
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TTN0 IEr-SrORE AND BACK ROOM IN FIRST AVE
i nue. between Fity-ninth and Sxtich streets. Good
stand FOR butcher shoe store Rent SO. Inquire Ia
the rear he uso for three days.
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TINO LEr-THE SMALL TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
l House No. l5o East Fortlcth street near Second
avenue. Croton water and gas. Rent s22 per month.
Possession Immediately.
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A uCrION -MoRTGA GESAIE OF HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture, Carpets Mirrors &c nc NJ. DOUGHTY
auctoneer, viii sell this day (Thursday) July Is, at
10& O'Clock, at salesroom SIS Nassau street by virtue of
chstte mortgage the entire first class Household Fur
nuro Of family declining housekeeping, consisting Of
solid rosewood Parlor Suits, covered in brocael aud hair
cloth gilt frame Pier and Mantel Mirrors, mahogany
Sofas Tee-a etcs, ParOr and ArIn Chairs, Etegeres tx
tension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Dressing Bur aus
Washsands, Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Lounges Ward
robes, &c, &c. The whole TO be peremptoriy sold
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TJNO LET-A PLEASANT SECOND FLOOR CONSISTING
j of two rooms, two bedrooms with pantres, iron.
basement hot and cold water gas house newly painted
and in order; small family Of adults rent moderate.
Inquire Mt 178 Wavcrlcy place.
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VNo JANIS EATON, FORMERLY OF CANNOCK, IN
L the county Of stalbId England laborer, or his chill,
made the matter OF the estate of Robert Eaton late
Hednesfogd, in the county Of Stafford, deceased James
ant the persons claiming TO DO nsphews and neces of the
above named Robert Eaton, living at the date of his will
Chat is to say, the 18th day of May 1860 and part
culay tho persons claiming TO be such children Of tho
said Jas Eaton who brother of the said r. Eaton who
einigrntcd from Staordshre in England TO America in
day Of November 1881 to come in and prove their claims
AZ the chambers Of the Right Honorable the Master OF
the Rolls In Rolls Yard Chancery lane Middescx
default thereof they viii be peremptory excluded from
the benefit Of the said order Thursday the eth day OF No
veber 1861 IL o'clock at noon at the said Chambers
appointed for hearngsand adudcatng upon the claims.
Dated this 9th day Of June, 1861
GEO WHITING, Chief Clerk.
Eyre {: Lawson No. John street, Bedford row Lon.
don England agents for George Palmer Rugeley stafford
shire, England, plaintiffs solicitor.
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vI'O LET--FURNlsHED ROOMS AT WAR PRICES A
part OF large house, sixteen in nll well fur.
nished with all the modern improvements In One loca-
ton Can have all part Call at 81 East entyeighth
street, corner Of Fourth avenue PE1s & THOMAS,
500 Broadway,
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vNOR SALE AT WAR PRlCES-A SPLENDID GRAY
n Mare, 1874 hands high, perfectly sound and kind
years old fast traveller with wagon and harness
nearly new price S225. Also second hand Riding sad
dies Also second hand light Harness price so Ap
ply at IS East Fifty second street.
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TINO LET--AT WAR PRICES, PARLOR AND SECOND
Il Stories, with easements and sub cellar, with gas tx
lures, in The and modern high basement house 249
West Forty sixth street. neighborhood gentce and
30 per month Apply TO r. AYHtS CO., 42i Broome
street Broadway
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A UCTTON NOTlCE-HOUsFJIOID FURNITURE AT
n private salc-The subscriber relinquiahiny house
hopping will dispose Of at private sale all OF his parlo,
chamber and dining room furniture, az great sacrilce
Rosewood octave pianoore, cost $500, for $3.50, in
Guiding stool and cover; full suit paror furniture,
covered with brocate cost $500 for $780, one do for
$780, bookcase, oegeree tables buffet, extension tables
sofas, chairs, mirrors lace curtains, clocks, carpets
paintings bureaus bedstcads hair spring mattresses
wristbands, oilcloth &c. Inquire at 70 West Twenty
sixth street, near Sixth avenue. NJ, MIDDLETON.
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THOR sALE-A COUPE ROCKAWAY, NEARLY NEW
i made by Lawrence cost $3.50, for $780, city made
Double Harness cost 500 for So sold 90 paw charges
This is opportunity seldom offered. Apply Posts
carriage shop, No. Myrtle avenue near Fulton street
BROOKLYN.
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r OSr-oN THE AFTERNOON OF July 10, ON THF
Fatbush road between the Canarsic and Glove roads
IA Cold Bracelet marked A. W. the clasp. The finder
viii receive IS and the thanks of the by leaving
at % Warren street. New York. Inquire for W f. Merrill
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INSTRUCTION,

INSTRUCTION,
49,
A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING,
"A desires q situation IN private family or selec6
school. She teaches the English branches, music and
drawing Hor terms moderate and her references
unexceptionab,c Address Teacher, stapleton, ST..
T1AII TERI, BEGINS AUGUST 2T--$36 FOR FOURTEEN
weeks. Fare from New York ~ So Best
tanned Boarding Seminary in tho State Brick buildings
sixteen teachers For catalogue address Rev Joseph H.
King, Fort Edward, n, \,
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A UC1I0N NOTICE.
n N. O. EDEY, Auctioneer.
HOUSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr., will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at
his salosrooms No 50 Liberty street Zone door west of
Broadway hne color saddle Pony long tail 1Sk
hands high sound, kind and gentle. Sold only that the
owner has no further for him.
Also
large number Of new and second hand Vehicles com.
prsng four and six seat Rockaways shifting top gges,
light Road Wagons Depot and Jaeger Wagons, Phaetons,
&c, Also excellent Express Wagon with Mop, but lit
tie used.
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TTORSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING OFF CHEAP
III 50 Horses, suitable for work family road
several fast trottcrs and Saddle Ponies.
100 Family Carriages, Bugges and Road Wagons.
Express and Grocery Wagons Of ali kinds.
Second hand Wagons in good order.
Factory 1874 Fulton and 10 Nevns street, Brook
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FJNO LEl--TiIE SECOND AND PART OF THIRD STORY
i Of first class house BOZ East Thirticth street. "a
Phelps place. south side; all the modern improve
ments, viii be lot cheap to u small family
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- -
REWARDS.

@, = REWARD.-LOST OR MISLAID A FIsIIING POLE
NCe) and Basket, saturday July 13. The finder viii
receive the above reward and thanks Of the by
leaving II at S07 Bowery.
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LN0R SAiE--oNE GRAY MARE, 15& HANDS HIGH,
Il eich, years old, warranted sound and kind IN any
harness, and trot mile in four minutes Also
gray Horse ias hands high, years odand perfectly
kind In any harness and good traveller. Also team
OF Mules suitable for any work Al the above stock Is
sold for want OF Inquire at l72 Monroe street
Montgomery
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 SMALL RED COW, ABOUT FIVE YEARS OLD
straycd away from the Murray Hill stables corner
OF Thirty sixth street and Broadway Five dollars
Will be paid tor her recovery.
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TTN0 LEr-TIIE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENG
l. fish basement House 123 Congress street, Brooklyn;
most desirable neighbohood every convenience also three
story brick House IL Strong pace Is bushels grapes bu
vines; both low rent TO good tenants. Inquire Of Dr.
DODGE, 100 Congress street.
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IlNoR SALr-A BAY MARE, ABOUT FIFTEEN HANDS
Il high between six and seven years Old, warranted
sound and gentle with Top Wagon and Harness The
whole concern i'll be sold for rifo than the price
Of the mare. Inquire at 300 Fourth street.
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DOCKETD0OK LOST-ON FRIDAY, JUNE %. IT CON
J. tanned about 50 and some papers, useful only TO the
The money be retained by the finder and Sl1
additional win be given delivery Of It's other contents
TO S D WillWott, No liberty street.
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NOR sAIE-FvE HORSES AMONGST THEM ARE 4
IL splendid dapplc gray, 10 hands high years old
also handsome bob tail horse 10 hands high price 500
Also nice gray horse; price s45 Warranted in every
respect. TO be seen at 81 "a Perry street
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|=--N--a-
HOTELS.


l.. CHANCE FOR HOTEL NITERS-A PARTY HAVs
n ing country scat, within few miles OF Now York,
which well adapted for hotol aud where good busS
be done at once, would treat with first class
hotel keeper for lease Of tho premises, would sell
half interest in the property at low price such terms
that but few thousand dollars la cash would be re-
quired. The premises may be had q, Address boz
9 1874 Post Office.
CETTY HOUSE, YoNKERs, y "a FIRST CLASS
u family hotel ore hour from Chambers street by Hud.
River Roroad by steamboat foot OF Jay and Harri
Five boats 10 and from daily Cars every
Terms moderate. WIN II DOTY, Proprietor
NEWPORT PAVILION, KEYPoRr, ~ j.,
IN WILLIAM WHITE, Proprietor,
OF easy The city daily is opened or tho recep'
ton of permanent epd boarders very mode.
rate terms Peasanlly situated, close TO the beach, 10
Offers TO inPeds all the comforts of good bathing, hne
air and handsome surrounding country For further par
tculars apply to j. E BLANCAN, leo Broadway, New
York.
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FINO LEr--rIlE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE % GREENE
Il street. two doors above Spring street. II has six
rooms on the floor with Croton water Inquire Of Messrs
DROWER y DEMAkkSI, on The corner below.
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RESTAURANTS.

YACHT REBECCA FOR sALE.-SHE CAN BE SEE,
1 sithe foot Of Tenth street, East river.
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F1N0 JET--T FAR ROCKAWAY, L. l., TO A. RE.
Il spectacle family, pleasant Rooms for the az
very low The occupant live for quarter Of
the Of boarding tits Of the heathest places
the Union, right the Also splendid Store,
with fixtures complete and rooms attached Apply 70 tho
owner 96 East Twenty eighth street, @ho s going there
in a few days
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4 UtTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE TX.
n press and Packing Establishment III and 1lS West
EeVenthstrec between Fifth and Sixth avenues, House.
household furniture boxed and SHIPPED to all parts of the
world Large covered wagons for removing furniture
nto the country. Furniture stored
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CtB)OND HAND CARRIAGES FOR SALE LOW.-BRE'rTS
- from 500 TO S175 Coaches from $75 to $780, six
passenger Rockaway 500 Apply at the Carriage Rsposi
tory, No 66G Broadway second door below Bond street
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fINO LEr-lN A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION, 10
l. West Forty street, two story AND basement
high stoop House, with all modern improvements gas
fixtures included Rent $500 per anrum Apply 10 J.
POTTER 1874 West Forty third street.
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N Of s40O,OOV. The Following is the list.-

All the above bids were rejected, save the last
one, the agents determining to make DO sales at
Less than 30 cents.
The following were the earnings of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad for june