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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

Carefully reported pr lhh ,oso
1sursT demand g.. light and the market sales Of Pots at
BEEswAX-I, selling lots from t7doc for yellow West
erb and southern The general ofhe narbt quiet
BRSLSAe unchanged quote at from ioc - for American
NOON C0N-The inquiry for th, article slight and the market!
steady a y g6, ,GsA nSiS,ae ne ,,lcl,, change to not. IN
articles coming under beading the demand hs been moderate We
quote D. 6ws: BucEs-rsIe NJ $500 80 Common ilan
: 81 tga IS csnFST- Ro % q 60.b A zoe
rn-kn " at1 c9 LAs1R0f e. c S,.
b1 81 lo kG,N,aa lamp Wsts Nova Scotia tan - 50
no. s SG Cached Ss F..sru . s Cleaned &ncEsCcl'r
" GoTToS-Ie ia. fair and .[ n tn. day the market
& e, se barely sustained Of 1851 ae' including l''0
spaners aud 9OJ to SPECTATOR We l"O Nh o,n. r.r.
nr cl,r,..... $3.50 rsi@Ss @a2i 1ee9g
' 9 S9i a 11Issi 3 g as, 5 as
hass :t meets nii very ar deani aai prime
prices strong With prett, heasy T m' pn s a' so s I sCa
e, bono. gE .5S o4 s f S od 80 bags Rio 81 Silver
S % terms Oher dg And nomiaaly unchanged
COCOA oa asd anelsDgsd quote Caracas >. l6a7c Quay
' Ses , "a pI s fair 5aSs., At from Al
sarn Of COS boxes ia lots We qnoss sperm Al '@''
G6Gi good demand for the E,', a. former prices. The
selling prices the same vim ~ % ana see ~ "
5RUGg AND articles coming under hi. heading
Sa S's Sa, a Si Without 's4Ts scs
&C., {:;: e. $:' Ill., g 5'$''
D c..,ls' god ,, eau Seneca Root, " No.. IS $50
Csuste Soda god.. SlD5t selnA 3D." an o "a
Or Tartar Pr god ~ G!yi Ssis ASn 10 go"' =, 70
Rnsom sails " NJ. JiG& vhroBne d. ~ on
Dps 6pso a.ehs pietsd as ms Sugar Ia W.T. gold u o.
Jun 49,. am as Sugar I'd b.. cur. IL o.
our last the market has quiet but firm AZ
our agures pretty fair inquiry peVa' Ou' tue hsn' wv
samll Of arss I@1oog ~ loTsood Ja (go sl6 Oo6
Inv N n OodJl 90 Iogud IIond (godl ID OOGlO 10
r' 1 WIN "a 0jaA 90 Sapauwood Man (gd) 90 OOG
FusIe Mara, god) ~ Og-o Lama wow lKouI''' ~ V
Logs \ Dom. % 0ldH0 ~ a.. V... 4.
FOIR AND MRAIThs demand for Western and State Flour 10
nor active asi quite gssss price, sps Wheat kE" " es'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
TIE LAWRENCE TRAGEDY.

The assassination of Major Lawrence OF Rus
seye Kentucky effected thus: The citizens OF X,
that detachable locality OF Kentucky having been Jealous
supporters OF the Rebellion, any man who dared 70
breathe the fantest whispers for the Union was hunted
down with ferocty. No one who refused TO JON the
traitors cause could live in the place az all Among those
persons who peculiarly hated by the Rebels OF ks
sellye Major Lawrence. who had been usslink
cavalry officer the Union army, ana by ms achieve
ments In that capacity had incurred the enmy OF the
authorities down there. Hence deterlnnatl9h 70 get
rid of him. but this was perlOus business as the Maot
was one of the best pistol in the world and AFRAID
OF no man. preIext for assassinatng MN was now
over fonnd Nv an order issued by Gen. Palmer when
OF the district returned Rebels had been Tor
hidden 10 parade the streets in their uniforms wncn
erder AZ most commander Russeye, Major Lawrene<
nrsnmed 10 enforce. This decided his fateand an OBJ
Sen re- Individual named McCarty, selected 20 perpe
ate fine bloody deed and the Major getting lntf
IN cars ON the morning II the murder McCary rshea
ont of AN adjoining store and shot him down. This is thu
6fth Rebel murder al Ru,sellyille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
THE HOMCIDE AT ASTORIA.

On Sunday afternoon last, as previously sta
ted in TRIBUNE adisturbance occurred at the saoo!
OF Martin Healy during which j. Nicholas Brown, aged
10 years. shot by the proprietor who was soon after
ward arrested An inquest was commenced over the
but adjourned until Monday at o'clock when lt was re-
sumed. The rst witness was Michael Mcnamara, aged
20 years. who deposed that ne stopped opposite heay
house and heard loud talking in the stores went over TO
what 1t was about; looked IN at the DarFoom
door; Healy was behind the bar, and
knew three Of them sam Slatterly walking in front OF
the counter Heay walked from behind the bar into the
room when (Heayl came from behind the bar he had
in his hand club about inches long; all the men
through the door, Slattery was bareheaded Stat
tey went back and told them TO open the door, he want
ed 10 get his cap there was from the inside
that heard OF the strange men came up 10 the door
and put his foot through the glass the door was Doted
for five minutes everything seemed 20 be quiet; saw q
pistol protrudng through one OF the broken panes saw
the flash and heard the report; Nicholas Brown was
right hand; the boy stumbled against ms
aud / knew he was shot; Hesly did not appear to be
under the influence OF liquor James Slattery ageu ~
with three four boys whose names he dld not Know
and asked them 10 take drink there one Malone IN
Healy's at the time; caught bold OF him; when Heay
keep stil' he then walked behind his bar and got his
pistol and put cartridge in IT, Malone got up and wit
ness sat him down again. then Heay took CLUB in hs
left hand and knife in his right hand and made spring
me- sabbng me in the shoulder then Ne told US ts
door locked OF the young fellows on the soop RAJ
his fist through the glass; was walking away from tat
door when Healy presented pistol and sad, III m
YOU" he fired through the broken glass; he aimed AT W
ness saw the pistol in Heays hand at the time he red
=; took my not paying for the liquor In good part
Two other witnesses were examined AFTER when Ins
death by pistOlshOt wound inflicted by Martin Heay.
The prisoner on being asked what he had 10 say 10 ths
Shooting and by advice his counsel declined answering
further questions Heay Is aged 81 yeaIs hatso "
OF the verdict the prisoner committed 10 the COUNTY
Jail 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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SHIFTING LNIELLlGEHCE.
PORT op SRw.YoRR...."."JuLT I

CLEARED.
Se1mshps-vusn Morrison IN iepha Nereus Bearse Boston
Sc ORB J Boo h't'pOoii NoAlAl.of f'.llIet iAu' oar
-t,su lg-l Aahs Queenstown for orders; Nebo Norwl
st r. co.'s or b. roa o- orders. Alamo Noru) Wass-nhen
ilr.m.a D. Sf1-., Fierce. H.tr.. Foes, Chapman Lslon
ItaI1v fBr H1ffr.t Queenstown or ore AHn 4 Alice lBr
Me-r CorE Falmouth M o1!es Freeman Deaas tBr fetch
nr,srr,, m Bists,t I,-u,yra c,beo; Peerless
rI Philips Jlgoi Nte Iu So CroI VIA BraBJJwheDcii
Lombard flaI.. s. Lu.ia.I I'Hhie. stamford o l. Act'
on H.ilc s.nfrI Ia Nir Ord b-ek ~ ,ohn y IS = D.
N..a Iurlr., It1 W. Stair BEl iieeseit ~ johns y -
E.f >1.H, d. a. Juar, Davis Ara~on- Mary a. hle' Az
rase Ses Ils'ca.
ARRIVED.
s,.tr pr.ree Grt. Liverpool o. rrise. snd o5 pssa
s.,-.I p st-ar R sr r- aug Hlsr 7s pas July
l o - ul ~ 30 biHis Loretta hoa L'erpool iof B"'os
s..'..i,s Ct,r.-.,ss Berry C.4rl,,.oa mie and pss,
-. tara Ilat.e. L.ros, ,t iaoHls j. d. % ron COP
sf &C., sr fIt Na olry le &c. bns Henne''i, which VAS
l-. s i-ra- ',ar-ar p r. % d,r. ,usnr and nola..
o. J.re 80 1a % Oh qoEr hns Wiaaed from ke'Dei0' Tor
sslr C.rrs Well, g. A-'r.s, c. A. % days. eoeoaaaia
s.Lr hlo.e la-al, 'rlia.l
DOMESTIC PORTS.
V.rav Ily Arrived .,utip Mcclellan Baltimore ship Fear
Ist. Manila irpa. UaT4 Nr .H.H,r. N.f,r
r ,r Ia I'D I.ra.s sisss-r'af't', DO f'r DO Aalan'a
90 Co.,. n.- i, E,a.aut 20 ''a' AbrifiH Lincoln ne.
Iltrt o. tuft,Go.l I'l.r Asvlors for Nosa SCOTIA hnS
rr.rat A..I.r. 60 N jaHr o. D. N. Cd TIE western bound
tH.t except tls sii9fi. at f-af' Lena aId huH'er
FOEEiGS PORTS.
Uarfr ru.T stelusl '.a d. P, r'm NcT York June ~
49, ,-. u ~ ..f. t5 lev. b.. t., W.. ,l IIlyrc
.sf,al1s Ial 1si's Hermann from he~ YORK June %
sfutel Is.e Did, r,sau@
SPOKEN
y.s- o. &c % O. l5u o. 90 l1l. uu.c.as. bound =
I.r. y De- s,I. .or gst .tiP Ws.Hr Ton. lpu.l T.
J.s.s at slsi I.r. tirl. .1rl t,e.l, hoaad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
PASSENGKRS AkRIVED.

FROM CHARLESTON July In steamship ChAeston-W Nc.
Clean, f. A. Ko Capt Mitchell Cob Allison, Misses Ason Miss Ia
servant 70 G1iaH W. L. GOHe Miss T. Buge
man Mss G. H. hercf, s b. ~ Hubbard Hiss ~ A. wilmington
M NJ !. IocAe, AMI DdTeu r FOpi, Mr JOlhun aud seV
ant Miss Ashbf Mis- T. J,hou Mr. W Scott ana WIFE Miss Sang
lord M Beard aHd servant. Mrs - IT, Feseueu, Mrs H. knston
hrg. Foslef. H. T. Aston. Miss j. ingham. Mr Bur, A. L.
Ec AMI WIFE, D. n. wilkinson Ass T. Snth Mrs j. d. Ford
aud children Ellison Coleman H. K. Nrufrel. Smith. j.
" Morgan, j. lynass Mrs. Blh- Mrs u Baker, Miss Rol NJ
G,rtn T. Dickinson Miss Baker Miss l.. Baker. Mrs q.
i.ge and seryat A. Gibbs and wife. Judge Wearng and wife,
MsE j. Smith Ritter DR. Sebur- aud cbllren r. Morton,
M g. Dunaalut Satuan AMI children, and others IN the
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THE SUPPOSED HOMICIDE.

Yesterday Coroner Flynn commenced an In :
quest at No. 29s West Twenty-nnthst the body
James Canton who alleged TO have died from violence
received at the hands Of Thomas j. Wd, VINO was; %
Monday committed TO prison by Justice Dodge. III
Knox made a pOstmoTtem examination OF IhS pouy ans
the inquest was then adjourned until today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
REAL ESTATE.


NTW- NOkhl IIIV77''7g ~.
An attempt was made to sell to-day 5nd az e so
"E1chaase i5' O situate in the village Of kenslCo,
%ss o1a@9' Con- r''i pof The esae' only n' 1a%s.
M pSooed 'f to tho R5oT T not rna ais 1o
s 9ess Mr. l359 John %GSsy. T5S
ssed By gsm sSSny S @esS5
cbeap lots IN this on I'D" oived something like S2OOVCO
Der lots for y ground at East 81 on n 5ne
o1 T9d2S Of j; to o be 6aS SS j. lots viii
gu Sosnrs on tho 18th INST inc Duiii''-'
be disposed o.
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MAJESTIC MARKETS

PmLADgPHA July Flour dull; superhne 81 500 50 Is: North
Western Extra Family 80 Minnesota do S0d II 50; Fancy
S2GS Wheat market betIer holders ask advances a
5000 bush ~ 0d - So the drst Of The season " 81
1000 Spnng ~ Rye declned sales 100 bush Penn
svana I'll 90 Corn quiet bat generally held at an adj
vance sales 900 bush Yellow . H. HiIed Western Ut s IL
d l2 White Oats higher sales $500 bush Pennsylvsns
Soabera ss Barley unchanged Groceries, Provisions
Cotton aud Petroleum unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
MoRrALIrY IN THE STATION HOUSES.

An unknown man was, on Monday, touno
living on the street In unconscious condition and taken
10 the Ieonardst PoliceStation Ptlco snrgeon Ken.
uedv was called and after examination, decided tnat
the man was grossly intoxicated He was then con.
signed TO CELL and yesterday morning was I9uho On
station house within AZ hours,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
VEGETABLES.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ota Receipts ProucePer canals railroads and reseJuy L
66O1 bush Corn bhs Flour 2T7 bb Meal go
hays Meal bales l bbl Rosn 44i bills spirits Turpes
tine Pitch. IS pks Lard . Ashes
pkgs Egg. go pkg Cheese bales Hops 80 bales Wool st
Red Oil % bb p bills Lard OH pks
0 bids Tobacco IS boxes and Tobacco 1oa pk
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6itp gtaI Ssiutt for SaI..

John b. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE.
SO. ~ FINEST.
~ Real Pkiate Brokers aud Auctiopser
tAieA ~ - ~ - ''NN'' p0so
49,. = CHURCH SHARPE No "a PBest
~. rAKss AID COUNTRY SEATS Ar AND MAR NRw.BRUEs
.iok AND o1hsR AcC4siBLK HEWJERSKf SPECIAL
akhAsSKhEs 0FcK TO GIVE DETAILED ISFOAnAToS AsD
taow PKOrsRrIEA -
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, No
Ht % PeAI hs foIk City Han at Auction b. JOESOE
- % ~ 90 UEsDAi June ~ ~ Exchange Saesroom Plot
IA. = sl NV Lots hsie M be positive. Terms easy Maps
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
a. CITY AND COUATRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
-. -. e. KING Co,
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" Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
" - ToR TIIE WEEK ENDING July T. 1868.

" - ToR TIIE WEEK ENDING July T. 1868.
IErpFessly for n. Y. TRIBUNE BY our own Reporter
The loung are tue Of articles In good condition AZ
so by omm wholesale. shippers receive TO ~ per
cent less deducted for commissions beside height and other charges
Of sender should painted upon end Nail invoice or
M Of the upon under side of the and send letter oy
Clean packages and putting Will add much 10 The Aus Of Inc
produce. - ,.,,> n,,s
There little change beans last report only an increasing
dealers offering German Beans OF when about 30
ba have during the week dn 10 OBTAIN more
than 90 for Mediums N ne. ,n h,. 81 -s,o 4, M
choice Sa.. oo9ss Is Pea; CAM IN bond sSS g
MarrOws. prime 900 Q Dol Fiee'''''''''' wv 70
Receipts. sss pigs for the week showing falling Cd aIrV.
s,ating agans. forwarding SIN eau report no particular
ehsSSs 10 prices Fine State n NOT, plenty, while
Western anything easier good ONO S5sGs az SOC. 0as Ie ON,
6 packages mostly Ohio 2o0Ee Inc hrst shipments are us
arriving out and shall kaow whether parties VII continue 70
nd There talk Of advancing Orange County pals TO tOc We
sate orsnge County sndIv Ohio me West Reserve
corntTv Common TO Medium 2?e a
Choice hall 81 GJ5 Middle and southern
Sh"ics 80 "a Pennsylvania,
..--d35l Common ........ .23d25
tn" wceS yellow az Indiana and I good arAins 2tg31
Common to Fair VnnO"
Reept p 9 shipments Of 10 boxes for the week ending
There good healthy Tone 70 we msa hs cosST
sale, Of factories Little Fails yesterday angng rom 4e 70 sG,
with e Tbs Win the expense o. oIhsns s ~ The
se houses Tor lie past DAYS from e TO l9c WIN sn Sc
fancy 10, Isle shippers rarely on 1S Cheese were
choice factories are taking farm daes were
injured m transit during heated term Of last week we quote
Factory New state as shSnsa S,s
Msdlnn $500 q MO Medium .........I0 a9
pn ps'r, New good. ala Poor. Skinned '..''.' 0S
Meiium......,.......'.'H "ln
Rseep. for the week al bb The hot weather briggs In many
poor ,sg, some then evidently held awhile before Shipping
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Soa G,arSrr'5 Rotit,.

SrarE NEv-ToKk.
PouI IS sunETs OEYrH. No - Wilihmst
NOTICE "a hereby given, i'm accordance with
~ s.au u- AG p..,-I Airi 3D. 1857 entitled - Acito
,-t OIc NJ fh Port ~ New lo 70 al persons
.tI a 0I ftfrr rutrfe subject natter u such n4lv
anon ~ rrf .t hInu under rianns
~ - s plr Wrr.rs EXAMINATIONS Ti
conducted hs IOo 90 ooAoi SAID
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Son $50 suu Sets. 7'5 Aioo' h'e'.'.''.' 0
pt,.
sand, 9.lO ,ud.. 10 % fen Gate. ..ll4
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V0ARNERS
E All.hA'll'2' u.o,. ,,o, yorvc y,p,,pps
BOOK Foh loUh' fAhMbh"
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
"A uooy EoR VOTING PARMEKSl
Va IN GFO y WAXING ma
v, .I,il F.e, of ss C.S,r,l PARK IN N.wYort
lgtl o Dyaipinv fr PROFIT and Draining for Health
SECOND
CAREFULLY REYISkD)
THE PLANT.
The food II Plants;
Whence Is obtained:
How they uPi
Hos tbeV mskeu VI IL;
What their healthy rrow depends on;
Tbe character Of their parts
Tb.5r use A food and
clear account Of the relations Of
SaI and 10 Animal Ife
THE SOIL
What it is and bow its founedi
It's relation 10 vegetation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

A BOOK for Country Resdents-WARlNG'
n ELEMENTS OP AGRICULTURE Price 81. BY mail nom ihs
Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

JULY 6. 1863.
VNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the frm fwASHBURN SEAGBG Co this dsv dsoyed
hy consent Mr. JACOB SMORSCN withdrawing from the same
All relating the late hrm will be settled by NASBURNG
SRAGE. JACOB SlMOSSON jr VIM NJ WASHBURh r. 5.
SEAGB.
TINIE COMPREHENSIVE existing heretofore
4 between JOHN ERSEINE ROBERT WELDON under the
and Of FSKINE WELDON j. this day DISSOLVED By
mutual The business will be hereafter CARR on by
JOHN BRSKINE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
3utiiuu SaIrs Of Stal estate.

Sutton SaIrs Of gtaI estate.
J. JoHSsos IT,, Aucuoneer
R4 JOHN ION & NJ lLLER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
c.. No % NA@Agsr. coz cEO.RsI Ssw.rOEH 81,
rented .e6s5s oo Los Coaa S aea snS ,, ofuuT I
4, 10 ,,,,..,. -, p TUESpAl JuI - u, p,,l.,
POSITIVE SALE or CHoIcE BUSINESS PROPERTY SITUATED
NO s fE4h I5lE OA Gl ie Ai cas-,
with front Of 81 feet Pearst and large in the rear con
TiB THasEsroRy BRICK BUILDING on PRARL St. consist.
rooms rear The two rprer aoars are well let pa
THE THhFsTs6R I' BRICK fie ' g6YG on rear the plot
contains "a ROOMS well rented Both houses have good cellars
t ~ gd IL paTi. Tster N ian nus, rsc,g Nth which is a
good tsotor brick Stable and other aPFurenage For terms maps
and other rarena apply the Aueoneer No p Sassagsl T.
LEWIS x. WooD, 5Auctoneer.
EAECUTOR' SALE
HEATH HOUSE"
AT SCHOOLBYS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
VIII b, sold without reserve e0 on IfURspAY Aug 1885,
A. t o'clock s M Gn The P 6 Sos5 md mo,,. far
y. iTs For fall particulars and autographs Of ,os Apply 70 w u
MaSM bIulor se69oleys Mountain Or MIST van h
toneer, No 60 Montgomeryst, Jerey CITY. -
II HENRlQUES, Auctioneer.
IL. PEIEMPT0BY SALK or yALuABLE BUILDING LOTS
ALLEN dEoWT ,c e I9Ip on TV Es % conn on
This po6erty offered for sale in one the desirable localities
Elizabeth j. directly West R1beth station the n j. Cen
ua Railroad ride Of NewiOrk Ct7. person
landed Elizabeth loss time than he
Thrcht, beside avoiding the and dco'fs Of
stree aud omubuses. and At less
The property finely situated beautiful and slubroas region
with magnificent Of the surrounding country and giving all the
advantages rural residence with close proximity TO the great business
center Of America
Elizabeth is charming city ofue 90 inhabitants with abundant
schools churches public Institutions with wide ana "e
paved streets well shaded and n IT, resident portions the p''
dwellings the good taste hertiy If its citizens
The Offered are and BE built upon ~
and recurring and other Improvements bat 90 me
FINELY settled community. The railroad borders NE
tss Wak Of the most t t
ot The superiority jersey being nom
leayy taxation, does not require explanation. ,,,-
Of the pyhasc money can remain fats
attend the will De- furnished with free ucAcs 10 and RON
property The special train leaving the foot II LbeHst AZ O'Clock
Mans and rs-ulars At the Office Auctonee No % Broadway
o. Of b. WOODRUFF& son, Elizabeth
JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctionccr, will sell at
~ public auction under The direction II Samuel Jones e Referee
on MONDAY July Il o'clock at the Exchange SAies'
III Broadway, The valuable houses 1lu ' AHo"b q"
Nos. a. and t9l plNt>ON-Si.,
No. ~ CiIEiuY-NE
No. 81 UESIEtSF..
No los SlIElIfFSf.
Sale positive to TIE highest bidder
MORRIS WILKINS, Aucuonccr
~ Valuable STORE No ln4 Jou,t. % a1c,l r. IT. l., ioW
60 viii se al auron on WEDNESDAY, july o. 63 a u O'Clock,
Al m Exchange Sarsrpom. No M dr.7ifar y. r., 49,
Brick STORE ar1 IbI ho US
Jobf..t east side inches south Of tlt store Z" & 10
d,p.nHent ons rented until MAY ]. lt5 ioson
M.ps AZ Of ne auotoueeIs Nc fH'st, ~ l. l
-
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SrupkIuu gtaI ehai. for Sail.

FOk SALE-Price $1,000, on easy terms-3-
u. sa5y No ssss%ss, bneE HOUSE, ~
S orf ieriss excellent neghborhood ssconi
~ ~ o sS0i Possession Of the balance Of house AT once An
" Nv F" SSsfuioaSt. Bg00kTB. Room No IA ~ -
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Suus,s unS farms @ranttS.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED IN good To-
cation convenient TO contain about 10 rooms and
not than eSOO per Address T. r. Boz No. ~ H.
v
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: grookIpn Zeal Gsiats for SaI,.
I INDEN BOULEVARD.

I linden BOULEVARD.
FEW CHOICR VILLA PLOTS on LIYDBY BOULEVARD
FLATBUsH SIDE OF PROSPECT PARK MAY BIZ HAD BY
APPLYING TO ARCHER WARDEN nc. la FRoNrST. con
MAIDEY-LAHE n. Y.
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NTORRIS WILKINS, Auctlonccr.

MORRIS WILKINS, Aucuonccr .....-.,
I'VE Valuable STORE. No 19 Iohust. 20 arcnl T. IT. .,ioW
Co. will auction WEDNESDAY, JUL q l 10 y oco,A
Al tie Exchange S1ir.rnom No. III dr.rifa-. ~ l 49,
IONS valuable foursory STORE aHd LOT No l3
Johl.t side 90 feet inches south Of ll store Z" vs. ~
ofsf.rc AMI basement sent Io .Jsi1ll Terms Il sale
N.rs al M, oIcc Of ne aurtouce 30 Fue., Y t'E
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DEFINED TALLOW FOR MACHINERY,
IA PERFECTLY PURE.
Manufactured by NJ BLKISToE No G MargAeist' between
Front and Second above Calowhllst, Philadelphia
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R.ep. for the week bb The hot weather brings IN many
moor eye some Of them evidently held awhile before shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

Persons hayIng real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting .uch pro
perry Will mud it to their interest 10 advertise IN THE
AiDOSk us aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
newspaper and in addition TO this advantage THE
Tribune Will be found, not only in NewYork and all its
eues aud villages, but every state and Territory
"'nn the Union The advertisement should be made
pei as VIII allow OF the advantage offered being clear
- 'ne reader We would especially dwell on the fact
Ha 'he subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
o'h oemi weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession or business: consequently advertise
1919, Iue ~ each disseminate among all classes THE
ueYOes especial attention the reports OF real
Doth IN the city and In every part Of the State,
dudng greatly 70 the value OF columns an
snthlhg medium. The charges for advertising are as
O.b DAILY TRIBUNE u cents per line for single
uWseIuon WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 20 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per liue.
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THE MARKETS.

J. AUss Ilsnms.y Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

MOLASSBSPor the prime grades there light demand but COM
qualities entirely neglected We still omit quotations as under
ruling only nominal Sales Of 100 hhA Bar
bsd, and several days $50 ST. Cor on private terms
NAVAL SrOXES-Recp for the week lAlbbS Spr;s OF Iu
peutuc ~ bha erode 2a o,iu % bis Tar Spirits Of
urputue The low grades and Pale White kosin
steady The been only moderate Tar quiet and
unchanged the following sales today 30 hhA Spirits Of ln
rertur a. ass % bbs DO private 40 bbA Common
Resin At M b Strained and No. DO al figures and ~
oh. NJ. un We quote: