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tJrBA.

SUSPENSION or THE ROYAL oRDER coScsRsISG hkR'
CHASpIsE-QUARAETINE on AMERICAN VESSELS.
WAsHHGION Monday. August 10. 1850.
The following dispatches have been received the State
Department ., ,,e,
The Hon W. VI. SIwARD. SECRETARY of Siai,.
SIP The Governor General Of the Island hss Determined 10
suspend for two months and half counting from the lss IN
stat the effects the royal order under which the extra
charge on merchandise entered to examination was raised
from four per cent former rate to 10 per cent The ten
erals decree is subjected 10 tie approval o! the supreme o'
eminent royal order referred 70 was communicate Dt
me 10 the State Department tho 18th ut Dispatch No
29 -, ~.
have III. honor BE- Sin very respectfully obedent
servant, THOMAS sANA"E' NonsuoeheiH'
HAVANA Aug. II, lsoo.
TIE Hon w Ii. SEWARD, SsorsfGry ~ STATE.
SIR The General under date Of yeserdAy has
officially advised me that consequent upon the inormson
transnted 10 bis EIeeency the 2h ut by the Consul OF
o. A. in Philadelphia Of cholera having appeared In that
civ which corroborates the sdces the Government had IN
reference TO sppaon Of that sconrge not only thai
CITY but in several other places Of the United States. he Las
declared ell ports Of the United States and All vessels
arriving from them ports OF this Island will be subjected 70
the most rigorous quarantine The steamship Hendrcf hud
son arrived Yesterday from Philadelphia and was sent into
Quarantine for days Vessels ordered into regular guar
anine will have 50 to MaIie and ride there under
stand that preparations being made for the reception and
care OF sct passengers &C. have the honor 10 be- Sir VIII
great respect your obedient servant
s''"' THoxAs SAVAGE Consul General
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DEEAW ARE.
rnR RADICAL REMOVALS.

THE RADICAL REMOVALS.
The Radical Union Convention which nominated the
Hon James Riddle for Congress adopted the following
among other resolutions; ,., 40.
Thatin the rehabilitation Of the Rebel communities II h ls
ss and highest duty Of the Government 10 look TO and pro
d r The protection Of those who under persecution and
remained oya 70 the United states and thet a.
ons result Of the struggle has been the emancipation MI
lions Of human beings great degree incapable Of
snrotection in the midst Of hostile element no scheme OF
ought be approved which leaves them
their Rebel enemies while 10 each State should ne Ie
The regulating of the right suffrage and the conierne Oh
social political privileges yet as citizens OF the Unitea SSss
thew are entitled its protection in securing equa
The law in the maintenance OF NE liberty ana popei" o
common and inslsnable rights OF mankind. e.,
b In the conTenop Of our Union brethren OF the South
10 be held in Philadelphia in september next we Ieeoss
tss IegmAle organ OF tho loyal Southern sent menI tha
we prefer 10 counsel with those who In the hour o. perm wee
faithful TO allegiance rather nan with talioIsi au We
hsreby resolve that delegates be appointed by hs
ton on behalf Of the Union party OF Delaware 70 Hoe' VII"
,ben and partlei:ate IN their dcibefations' 90, ~ ID
A r. Snitbeis j. III. Adams, John AldeIdlce, - ID;
Courtsey, Benjamin Burton and Jacob Moore were elected
Seeoates 10 he convention Mr. Mckim, who was nom
sesS Gov CONGRESS- is reverend gentleman OF re-
msTIable talents and thorough Radical IN politics
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DIED.

AuEsou Sunday. August 49, Peter o aged 50 ySs-.'
tm also %sa BE L., q ,.. s M:.i ss.
orsr are Invited to st,saa ne isel :. Coco 1'
Dover, M,ias papers please copy.
Geors Au.us,a. srews IN ne 9 y s in n,d 70 ,aa the
twenty second st
BRowN-A, POr.eheser Monday %srn.as 4 css.-c-
Til. 1i1 ,.p and fsnd Of the family invited attend tbs
funeral service, at oaIi. ohsIeh nys % oiiS az s.ar.
ING leave Rye st;np .n.
cARDERAt Milford Conn SATURDAY. ns Aag9 10 .ss asy
the Board Of .ion Of the Protestant EP'csPsi
Eener.l A. o'clock o. m on Tuesday Tn. Il %
NsT Haven train EO1 New reach Milford ia Tina
s Mia essos 6rspei .sa 70 6Usi .ssa
FSSs. Tcss 4 Christ. s5scf sIiod on Tuesday mocns
HARBEcK-Ip Ps Thursday Jolly 49, Evr dsssh.sr Of W.
M .od isSd. Of the imy az respectfully invited asal
the ionsra No 800 Fih Tuesdsy morning Ans w. q
II O'Clock wthOu. further invitation.
We y Jo1o s. ssaas aged years.
HoRToN-n Brooklyn. Monday August 90 Osborn H'rs'a i-
Plead; family invited g attend E. s.;
August O'Clock ?. without further Invitation
HUMEon Monday, August 30 Mrs Mary Hume wife Of R's~t
III. friend. q the ny ,s.Pss,iy ia,:,s :; ::
,s sdsDss No. Il siam Her re@au. vii Be- Weed
oss..y y ;psS. e.i ss @ w c y: s %
in waiting 70 convey friends to the depot -
KEnEY-At Long Branch Saturday Angus, 49, I'SsL wife
Philip Kelley =, . -. H.,
No as West rteenth Friends Of the family repsodaii
invited 10 attend.
sHEPARD-A, Harlem Fridey August i, 1888 James j.
Shepard, eyed IS years.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully ~
80 ~. onersl om hi. le redtsnce
fou,h between Firth Sixth Tuesday Augu's e.
II o'clock q N, without further invitation
suARTA. Rockand Lake the residence his fshss law &c
Friday. August H. George Smart, aged u yesTa ,l tgs
sauFELDT-A. residence her parent. so.i Lawn
Wm T. and Erins A. shuedt aged months
oI 81 Az sarstogs SPRING. Monday morning AagC 70 Dsr
thea Ann wife David Wolfe and daughter Of be sss fsss
Lohlsrd
Notice offuneral hereafter
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TIRE IN WEST FIFTY-FTRsT-sT. EARLY last even
ing FIRE occurred the kitchen Of the residence OF Mr. Fred
erck Kopp No Mansfield place in West Fiyfrstst. be-
tween Eighth asd Nnthayes 1t extngushed buf
not until the building and furniture were damaged 70 ING
amount Of 500 From statement made 10 FIRE narshss
Baker would appear that carpet had been nailed upoa
he kitchen floor the canvas side being uppermost and this
had painted in such manner as 10 make wneo dry
sol. Of OilclOth.
az soon t In the near II the naphtha or gs
from tue benzne communicated with tie flame and IN an IN
start the painted surface Of the carpet in blaze THIS
incident should be remembered by painters and others
As Mr. Kapp and family out OF town, the amount on
insurance II any could not be ascertaEed.
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Politics mt Aibany.

Johnson STATE CENTRAL CoMMITTLE-lne uI.
oss hav,ns heen appointed q State Central COMMITTEES
o. G ssfe OF NewYok by the delegates Of thai STARE 70 ne
Tstons pion Convention held at Phedelhh on une an
~ iS.t notice is hereby given that such Comnee
Oil meet At Ihe DeGyaD House in the City Of Albany on
rnssdsy the 2ls inst l2 m. Tor The purpose o.
sueh nlttee and transaeteg suca olsils m .anssnS
hsors n fC attendance Of TIE Committee fequeeu
Dated Phlsdelpls, Aug. TO- 1900 49,. c.,-s. W Cric-
s;'rncs byWilan H. Ludlow. Suffolk; Oeofss w. uIiv'
Or.Sre. Robert H. PruyD Albany; Martin hsipneseh
King. Heury A. Tdeu. Colnmb,s eldson hs'sH hsr
Psnsseser. simeon ssmmons. AonigomeI, AioeIt
GpJrn, IrsrLlir John Stryker Oneida y V: hsiogs
Oneida. Frnnfin Townsend Albany b. !: Tracy ri0SS
NJ q Rovisy Monroe. ID. ID. Cole. Oieausi - W.
Ih.yer. WvcSing; .. II. Abel Livingston.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

EXPLOSION OF AN ENGINE ON THE HUDSON RIVER
ROAD.
HUDSON, Monday. Aus. 20. lste
Thu angina Baltic attached TO the up express train
m ,bs Hudson River Road due here at II 3S this morning
sxnloded while the train standing at Caskn etauon
& ys. below This city seriously inuring the engineer
Gao smith and the fireman whose name We do not earn
and who rot expected TO survive No passengers were
% Ibs On zine complete wreck and will require four
hours No clear the track Trains both ways are de-
in strong force Of men with necessary
tcos were from this city Immediately on receipt OF
ire nsvs 10 clear swsy the wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21

CORNELL UNIVERSITY ITHACA The trustees have con
Guided contract with j. n. Greene OF Medina N l., 10
the construction OF their first college building Hse
be dormory 65 feet long 50 broad four stones aoovs
basement entirely of sone cost $50 25. II is designed
10 sord the requisite facilities for 100 students, and 70 be
completed by June 3d. 1867 1t hoped that the Agri-
cultural Department may thus be opened next Fail.
Other States nav lei their fund fall into the hands or
od-fashoned colleges If they choose; we IN
mean to put the wine into thoroughly new po.sss
and trust that the result will show the wisdom OIL tns
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Mass Meeting or THg ARMY AND NAVY VET
Trans TO ~ CiLDA nestng Of the Central COMMITTEES
OF the United Service society viii he hsd this evening Ma
sonic Hal Thirieenhi Fogrthayeg TO peIfec' thr
Arrangements grand meeting OF the Sodlels 40
Sailors Of Sew.York g. be Lelt 10 this city. All on.
whether members Of ho Society not are requested 10 ~
present 20 lend lo.f coscus'ee aud ma IN behHl %
project The Of ho meeting and The nsilf' 81 no
"a vii he slga.a,el LgI-g--
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FIELD SPORTS.


the WASHINGTON TOURNAMENT.
Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday. Aus. 90 lsto.
The National Base Ball Club Of this city Is making
extensive for the entertainment Of the Excelsior
Mutual and Union Clubs OF Nsw.York the Liberty OF New
Brnuswck N j. and the Keystone and Athletic Of Ptiade
pha which are expected take part in the great base ball
20 come of here month 1t "a understood that
the President Members Of the Cabinet and other officials VIII
be present al the opening match.
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PERsoSAL.-st nator Dixon Of Connecticut, 10 at
the Fiabe Hotel Senator Conntss Of cslforpis sat tie
Everett Housei 6ts. j. salsI Columbian Minister 10 the
Cnited sate. is the Clarendon Hotel Gov Paror' OF
Alabama is al the Asor Houfe Wm. H. Seward jr Auburn
the Hon j. d. Colt aud IL. Hon Ihos Colt. Pltnhsld sTea
III, 81 Nieholsp H,tsl
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POLITICAL.
OEHEds.
DEMoCRArIC CONGRESSIONAL NJ

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
Special Dispatch to The ~ y. Tribune.
COLUMBrs fOho Monday. August 90, 1896.
The Democracy of this district nominated to-day
Thos Miller Of This city for Congress They adopted resou
tons indorsng the proceedings Of The late Phad ha Con
ypuLiOu
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Thompson, Vice President OF the Erie and Niagara Rail
road. They will be entertained at the Clifton House.
The Association, At oelocl, adjourned m the best OF
spirits rejoicing in the vitality and strength the Assoca-
ton b.. eXnIlitel
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DkIraIr,, 10 syRACusE.-The Union Conyen-
t,on Of ne lst District Of County held on tte ZEN
inst elected ihe following delegates 10 tie Syracuse Coh'en
liOu: ,,,...L A poft.
Ds',ssi,,--Tts Hon. T. j. Dosuing. fredersF A. row"
John Birdstn. ~, CO.. "
AhGHoes-isa,e u. Cocks. J.. IT, Hinsdee De"'s' w.
Coefs
Inc following resolution mas adopted; a. t,.i.,cx
Roed, IAai heartily nd he eoui,e 81 ~, ~
Gov Reuben 2 fenor. tist " administering INC
e hss ssl convincing evidence that %
Qualifications position ~Ab be row ho.o
willie III. Sausirto hs' been distinguished ior wsaoh 49,
dence BIZ pstfo.. dNoton r. the rion IN IL dsiA yt
sind 81 H. fclc ard wfnrh irestiy IN fhe's Wv "
,rr-sf. 81 tie STATE lave e1d,srsd him tc the people
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PENNAYLVANLA.
THE CONGRESSIONAL PROSPECTS.

THE CONGRESSIONAL PROSPECTS.
TIE M5ntour Herald and Republican gives the follow
ing hopeful review of the Congressional prospects in the
Keystone State. 1t says:
Our opponents under the iusgaon Of Renegade CoEan
hope 70 defeat adozen perhaps Of the
Union members from Pennsylvania in what are considered
close and doubtful districts 800
To friends we say there is noposbly OF TINS II there
proper exertion made behalf hoss districts In
siead afosiue single Congressman. re nal gain three
irct we give only those 1864 close and
the '?y s%a f5 Cur SpPS SG Ssy af i f1d
Thayers Un) majority Congress sGi
Hariranfs IN majority Auditor General
Snoring Ua,on Ran Of 2s And beside IL addition to ms
the soldiers OF Philadelphia gave 900 majority for Hart
tributed 10 the wards The three wards in the Fifth District
would doubtless have received at least another hundred
Gu Disrjc,-Moptgon.-y and L,ligA.
Boyers DEM majority Congress- s6i .:..-..-3 20
Dayiss DEM majority Auditor General
Showing Union gain
This 5 ENCOURAGING even in Montgomery aud Lehigh.
lOh Disries-LsbdhoE and SoIHyikM
Srouses DEM majority. Congress- 1864
Hartrsniis (Un majority Auditor General
showing Union cain Of
sTS ytrostoS o5@e Disrst why SHAH we not elect our
Congressman in Lebanon and Schnylkili
pcrpi.ons 1peDJ sjoly Congress 5
Hartranits 90 majority Auditor Gen. lSo5---------- $40
showing Union gain
and the revolution OF tie district Ills Is ne second "
ton stronghold we shah carry.
l4,h Dinye- D4lpiia. 81.
G Mles ~ majority Congress lsGi...-....,-... 81
Hartraufts u majority Auditor Cen l56J.--- l''e'
s,o,,,,. 1r,,,r ,,,n n lao
This Of the Districts that Tie onem! have INC enon
cry 10 claim. Guess they won't get It,
l6A Dis,risi-Adqns FrankiiE. Sc.
Koonigs 90 majority, Congress. 1904 &C
HYtranrts It's msority Auditor Gen. 1855 eS
,,.,.. u.,, .................. "
There will scarcely be contested seat from tbs Disllc
after next an Of Match Gen. Boonz Will probably improve
% Hsitranits majority.
Ia - 'IrrbT
Bsrkers 0Tniou) majority. Congress, isoi s
Hartranhs (Cniou majority Audr;orGeue7oL leOo.- ''
-. observation-disclosures. 1-s
This is another claimed by opponents. bat tie hgnFes
don't lock like IT,
1871 Dis'ricf-Ctuirs. Sc.
wfsous Union) majority, Congress, 1861 -
Haitraps Onon) msoiity. Auditor General 100.
Sbowinga Union gain o.
MI Wilson seems safe.
9ls' Disfri1,- ". In0rtlaHd Sc.
Dswsons DEM Dsjority Congress, lsti -
Hs.t-an u Gion) majority, Auditor General 30
%, ,- ..-r .... COS
and lie revolution the district Win Ohm Cooo the so
of West morelaud County for our candidate we shn
unop Zen Hartraans majority and his district VIZ make '
third captured from the enemy. i, 4. -.-. - g.,
This exhibit looks favorable and VIC are eIan 70 hu
Is the showing OF the people themselves AZ ho pQs &
N induces the reasonable expectation thar the next
diecation IN Congress Pennsylvania viii stand ~ lie
nbcans TO COpperbeads instead Of bto H. tbeIeioIe
ANDY johnson his Rebel supporters LOOK Tor gems So
gres by the votes OF the PEOPLE OF tie loyal he}hohs Ss
fhev rec konW without their bOs..
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orr Naiisuai Financ,..

specs Disfa.i TO The " J. Tribuue.
WAsuNoIoS MoadaT August % ls'o
The receipts from Internal revenue to-day amounted To
Il l 55l no. The aggregate receipts from the beginning
.. D.: u.as.a, - lJg~. " :. 81; ~ .@2,eiYi''
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KANSAS.

PREPARATIONS TOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Special Dispatch to Tie n. Y. Tribune.
IEAvKgwoRrH, Monday. Aug. 90 1866.
Senators Pomeroy and Ross end Congressman Cldrk
have arrived. Active preparations are being made Tor inc
coming political campaign and numerous distinguished
speakers are taking the field
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The UDpes afissssri.

UMkhA Monday, Aug ~ Itoo
The steamer Gallstin, from Fort Benton, with $50
rasengers aud large smount Of treasure arrived ocs!
She met the steamer Antelope below Fort Sully.
The steamer pOcahontss with Government regtf SUM
gear Fort Rice Tie boat and cargo are total loss
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CspItaI Friend, nc Once /!

RI Oar Nsp Serf0HL -C0HFIH4e1I
bs,sn mi asouaiutspce trep ison bat zoos
pg me quite at my We capital friends g onos ana
vet bsy. had falling Together f night 70 wort sos
article Of clothing very edf55y thas vsr
Of this machine lNilcox oioo osV e}''~
bv IN. pnlrrine accuracy with which vouNs-Lihs PHgrtr
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PACIFIC COAST.
E PRESIDENTS MEXICAN pRocIAMArIos-sALE OF a

THE PRESIDENTS MEXICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
nyE-CoMMERcIAL.
SAN FRlScIsco, Saturday. August Is, lso".
President JoLnson's proclamation. declaring Max
ans decree FOR the blockade Of the Mexican ports ha ana
void il received here with unqualified saiissen9n a Zoe
The North Star Mine In Grass alley hss psn 100 ~,
s4OO OO0 This Niue fo the last four years melted s'VO VI
which sJ5 600 have been divided among the oN i,b
The steamer Sacramento sailed today LOT fAhsus VIZ"
q, as S i'm trssaTe OF which 81 355 were for New
York
LsgRl tspgggE 80 g.e..1 !. -
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IOWA.

SENATOR GRIMES NOT A CANDIDATE POR REFLECTION.
BUBLINGIOs Iowa Monday Aue. 90, ls66
The Hank Ere to-day contains letter from Senator
Crimes announcing that he is not to be candidate for
election 10 the Senate AID declaring his intention to re-
tire entirely from public life
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Addrel
MARRlE ID.

TAYLOR-sATTERLYo Wedne.dsy Angus, IS BY ne Rss ps
Hsng. Layinia daugLte Of tho ise " M ~
sa.tery, al Of this city
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HAa Trihune EalarxAS.

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usr has been increased quarter the price VII
remain the same.
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Special Notifies.

No IS MAIDEN LAVE. NHw Yoax. Aug y. isss
CardWe desire correct the report " the msfnas
I6h last relation 70 the Fire IN Ms,den ksne Ins sss ~ az
third foor Of No3 e cur premises % are
,eou,ly damaging building &e We howsyef rpsy
orders friends PuoHo
reus will not be interrup pied By the loss
IN, Ns,ropoan and Insurance. fssfo NO
under obligations for the promPtnes and energy dnpsys& S'"
could asied bsffu.
Ststfon snf PeiatsQ.
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A ID. GKIEFF,
IS. 80 AND 80 OLD LEvEE STREET.
CORNER OF BIENy1LIE STREET,
One Square below the Custom House,
- - -.-lhera sale 4

Il One Square below the Custom House.,
Offers for sale 80 49, y. ~
iays sna Havana eoF IS III I u. -5S sacks
SoSss sus4E.-iSo bS5s,, S VI s@s Yellow.
MoLASsES--50 bbls., new Louisiana z35- n 1 "a
TEASn5Oo PIKE Green and Black, all Qualities
Nae and Ss Me spsfdRRss and eSce extra
RS P 6EKi, gds NJ Sbls .n...,.,..u
ss ss MssEss sPl P RsIs Bsls
ss s sbs s choice yellow
sso ss We saSes h ans
SoPET [sH 80 Sesss, hsf ana quarter drums.
s Eas s Gases one and two pounds
Ehsb IN ss se FS aG& sps ss e. Bourbon
bsassass iii
London aSS sss6 sss sns g1 ssa pn
Sys aSE N: sss nv sssss
star pa boxes and ls q.
Wax OANDLEs-to boxes white and colored siS
Toilet S0AP-l00 boxes assorted. l- I s5as fA.3
sTasoEr essRs ss sss b5 Hess c RssG
g ToBACCO--lO0 pkgs chewing and smoking. ne y
CIGARS POO assorted III !, "a !, st3.
Enb Ffoss sssss f ell hall gallon and quarts
Ersssb dS.sa d asaa0n end Kentucky
WORCESTERSHIRE sAUGE-5o cases. pints and half pints
Lea u ferTfn'5.
: SPICES--Pepper Nutmegs Gassis, Mace, Pimento. 81
CRANBERRIES--l0qb bls, halves and quarters
= DredAPPLES-.25 bbs, new. 8ist' 50 Gsif sf
White BEANS-25 bbls, choice. = Ii 8.
Red BEANS-50 bills. new. }stti " =. -. - e
RAIsINS--500 pkgs., boxes halves and quartsrs ,ss
g CURRANTS-50b bs new . lante.n 5jf
FIGS-25 cases or. drums, 9 Srryrns.n ~ e9f 53ll
PRUNES-50 kegs and cases. new. ti
= German CHBRRIES-25 kegs, choice. p ~
ALMONDS-50 bills, soft shell. !ti5f 4 ~ sst gi5$
Fire GRAt.KERS-200b boxes gold chop, No, /
PRESE RVES-l00 boxes in cans and giaes.
JELLIEsS and JAMS-50 boxes, assorted.
Brandy FRUITS-60 boxes, French. n
Pie FRUIrE--I00 cases. assorted 4ss 3tl 80
Fresh PEAGHES-l0o cases, Q and 8 h cans rs
Fresh PINE AFPLES-50 cases, Q ID. cans. j.s So +
Fresh TOMAToES-50ea cases lb. cans.
Green CORN--50 cases. II. ft'9s. ~ ~
Green PEAS-5U cases. 3S5
Lima BEANS-6O cases.
Frssk uppliest ally received by New York and Western
tea-nss adf eie stand 49, 20 and Sc Old Leyee
one square belowt he Post CHce. A. D. GRIEEF.
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AUCTION sALEs THIs nAY.


H'r1t1re Auction sales on ed page.
FOURTH DISTRICT rRopRKr1-os LONG CREDIT.
0sn HA ssgsas IL e
pivk nT s.s on p TE srEEEr NEAR rE
Mssnoiis, fSiIip I'D Loc ansoH Il
ONE sou asssns qYs ssss
M y, p. WALTON a DEsLOnDx
j. B. WALros, Aactloneer
ohaee, A. Csrundeiet street
as;Ass I'd ssss: 81 u III
IN TsS \ aoEs og 4 r. Da
q :tlsss y 70 as's ss
snd oI9ss De Fourth and st David sslees las md
'ae Il oF sIsi hs yeah Ds J, IL.
city in the bounded Lve Rousseau soapasu md
psn y sy ne sss @
Deposited q plsn No So IN TIC o1cs II YIN ghrist 10
&c
0s gsF'1ls, s III sa5Sas Il tie Fourth pcs
s being ne square bounded ~ Jackson Locust aa.s
By the Nos 70 Inclusive according e plan By Plis
chss lines front On Jackson Street b. depth
Lots Nos % md q measure each q ssss inches lisss
ps
Lots Nos II inclusive each 80 10 inches
and lines front Philip street. by irregular Depths varying
from 1l6 feet to 1856 feet II inches line. ssx & ~
one o cab II y III na sss
per cent interest," aad cent eventual
and mortgage on the property until final payment
Acts Of sale before Stark and trims Notaries At the
. a VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUNns. situated in the
Fourth District Of s city being No. 81 and bounced
Said SQUARE sbdsidsd into y lots averaging about
2e4 feet front Washington Fon Streets and
~ feet inches front each Derbgny Claiborne
IN u 8 notes FOR hsanee e y
after date, without interest,"
note OF the purchaser at twelve months
ing per cent interest and mortgage until Email payment
Acts Of sale before Stark Grma noaries expense