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THE APPROACHING RRGATTA-As the time
Tor the premium regatta approaches the fever
increases IN interest, and owners of fast craft
are specially earnest to obtain entrance Cant
Geiney' the enterprisng Superintendent of
the Potomac Ferry Company, has deposited
SO premium for the winning boat, besides
mhich ne VIII have the fast little steamer
Thomas Collyer ready to convey passen gars
down the river in the wake of the contesting
yachts, TO witness the fluctuations of the racee
The yachts viii leave Watts Bay precisely AZ
II O'Clock on Tuesday next from which point
arrangements have been made to receive the
earliest intelligence Of the result of the race
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FLAG RAISING IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MD.-A Jubilee of the Democracy of Mont
gorery county, Md, took place yesterday after
noon al Franks Tavern, two miles beyond
TenaIIytown- The farmers of Montgomery
turned on: in force 10 dedicate a hickory pole,
and 10 honor the ninging 10 the breeze OF flag
barring the names of Seymour and Blair
Speeches were made by Capt. James Goddard,
G. GEORGETOWN: Jonah ID. Hoover, OF Washington:
Joseph II. Bradley, OF Maryland; and +. Nc
Nerhany, of Washington. The company
were Hospitality g nfertained by Mr.. FRANKS
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, W sshington.
p J. HoRwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-28

The BOARD OF POLICE AT a meeting of the
Board Of Police, held yesterday, private Robert
French, charged with violating section seven
of the general rules, was sentenced 10 nav a
hne of IS and be- admOnished The following
additional priyates Were reappointed for SIX
months: Henry T.. Norris, for duty on Penn
sylyanla avenue and 12ih and 18th streets.
Jesse W. Kitchen. for duty on Water street
Georgetown. The following for twelve months:
Hamlet Dixon, for duty At WiseweIl Barracks
The following privates Were appointed on the
force; Lewis =. Seibold, John X. Allen, Robert
W. Dunn, and John Daley.
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WOOD AND COAL

WILLIAM GTINANB,
COAL. WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, &c.
Central Once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 18th streets west. Branch Yard, corner Iii
street east and street south. Wharf and Steam
Saw Ill, foot OF Sd street east Large Wharf accom-.
medations for loading and unloading vessels and
storing goods. COAL By the cargo at Philsdelphis
prices. "a II.IV
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THE
WHITEHURST
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
Nos. 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 41z and 9th streets.

between 41z ana OH streets.
This Establishment, founded In this city In 1850
and embracing among its hundreds of thousands OF
negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM
LIFE Of all the Celebrities that have been on the
stage of action since that time, has just changed
hands and been thoroughly reorgani zed, under the
direction of q superior French Artist and with
its rare old Instruments and new, and oil the late
improveme nts In the Art 10 ready for Photogra phiC
work in all it's branches, in style that cannot bt
surpassed, and at uniform low rates that cannot
be underbid.
Gems, Ambrotypes, Porcelaines-all styles and
siZee-Cards, Imperial Cards. Four Fours Extrs
-Four ours. Eight Fours, Cabinet. I'm perial Life
size-plain and colored-from 25 cents up,
Gem Likenesses for Lockets, Watches, and al
other miniature purposes.
Maps, Charts. Drawings. Sketches. Pictpres
Paintings, Models. Machinery, and every other
IMAGINABLE thing taken or copied, in the best sty
and OF any size.
Old Daguerreotypes, Pictures, Paintings, &c
renewed, copied. nlarged when desired), and rem
dered fresh and life like.
Pictures taken in Gil kinds Of weather
Facilities unsurpassed.
Our motto in the picture line, is. The Bnes
lie like nkeneeses at the lowest prices"
Nos. 424-6 Penna. Ave. bet. ~ and 9Th sts.
Cut his ont for Msmorasdxm. an l2-lm-
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DIRECTORS:

This Company. national in it's character, offers,
by reason OF its Large Capital, Low Rates of Pre-
MUM, and New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuring life yet presented TO the public.
The rates Of premium. being largely reduced are
made as favorable to the insurers as those Of the
best Mutual Con panies, and avoid all the compli-
cations and uncertainties Of Notes Dividends, and
the mieunderstspdings which the latter are 90 apt
TO cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
septed, which need only 70 be understood 20 prove
acceptable to the public, such the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the policy holder NOT
only secures life insurance payable st death but
will receive, IL living, after period Of few years
AN ANNUAL INCOME equal TO TEN PER CENT no ner
cent } Of the OF his tpolicy. In the latter the
Company agrees TO RETURN TO THE ASSURED rHE
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID N in a.
dition to the amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insurfne
their lives or Increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have is called 10 the special adyan-
tsges offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pAny.
Circulars, Pamphlets. and full particulars sfyen
on application 10 the Branch once Of the Com.
pany IN this city, or 20 lite General Agents.
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GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
JAY COOKE CO., New York.
For NKw YORK State and Northern Nrw
4. w. CLARK q Co., PhiIadeiph,..
For PENNSYLVANIA and soutbern Nrv ~.
sEY. VIEW JkR-
JAY COOKE 4 Co., Washington. ID. e.
Tor MARYLAND, DELAWARE. yIRcrNr.
DIsTklOI OF COLUMBIA and VIA
WEST VIRGINIA.
J. A. ELLIS 4 CO., Chicago, Ill,
For ILLINOIS and WISCONSIN.
Hen sIkPHEN MILLER, 81. Paul,
suSu on AINNlsorA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-28

SERIOUS ACCIDENT To A BROTHER OF DE-
MUDD.-1esterday morning, while Mr.. Jane:
Mudd, "a brother of DIR. Samuel Mudd, now
and three years past confined in the Dry
Tortugas,) OF Bryantown, Charles County
Md, WIS leading one of his horses through til,
pasture, the animal tripped and fell with al
his weight upon MIR. NJ, knocking him down
and breaking one of his legs. He was taken u
his residence, near by, and DR. Bowman sen
for, no dressed his wounds, and administers,
all the aid within his power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-28

a WAsHINGToNIAN ASSAULTED IN BALTI.
MORE.-We regret to learn that Mr. Washing.
ton Goodrich, formerly member Of the de.
techve force of this city. was attacked last
night on Fayette street, near Calvert street, in
Baltimore. by Ned Fleming and TWO others.
ana severely beaten over the head. HIS wounds
We're dressed by DR.. Spence. Edward FIemIp Q
was soon after arrested by Sergeant Morgan on
the charge of being one of the parties. and was
released on sl00 security to await an examina.
uon Today. The affair is represented to have
grown out of family dispute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
GENERAL. PEAL ESTATE ITEMS.

The recent sale of 81 lots at Pembroke LAKE,
Conn., amounted TO Sl4SOO.
The Bridgeport Comm Steel Company ., nave itVt
commenced tine erection Of new factory iOAioS IT, ~
An Office Pcrpontst, corner OF last MALL % "iSo
being built by the company. .
There is now for sale large ana desirable
tracts Of land in ST. Marys ana calvert SUoS G
The lands are known as "ESperaZa anu rum iviu
farms and border upon the Patuxen RIVER ana CRes,-
Vcake Bay Their situation Is adIapIe auu 1--we uVln
Tyroad and steamboat facilities. II IS IN contemplation
a. huild another railway lne ana thus SUI Iurtner
enhance the valuation Of the lands.
Contracts for the erection OF l65 buildings,
costing abouf 100000. have been made and divided
aWoug II architects i'm Chicago. theater on Dearborn
Or Bapfist Theological Seminary at Douglas Grove
eVea Churches and the stores that destroyed ~
y PBlmer is about 10 build magnificent marble block
which Will equal any in the city In the suburbs dwell
iBgs arc going up with great rapdity.
A marked decline in hOuse-rent has been felt
during the past two months at Chicago Tenants have
managed in many instances TO bald or buy, and thus at
once themselves Of landlords and high rents The
decline cheap houses great; still the best in
formed agents place the average reduction at from 10 to
per cent below what IL three months ago. store
FcutS continue high but SecOndOOr offices can he had
on reasonable terms except in the vicinity OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
The Western papers report that a stupen-
dOus swinde is about To be perperated the Kansas
farmers IL appears that 100000 OF land Ia Southern
Kansas decided many years TO the Cherokee In
daus by the Government for $4,000 gold The land,
being apparently unOCcupcd taken possession OF by
settlers, and pre6mptcd Fifty thousand Of these
occupy the land under the Homestead law. In 1866 the
Indians demanded the value OF their land, ana by some
uVerng IL bought up by spectators ana thus
the settlers who would have paid than the specua
tors, arc about 20 lose their homes.
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]. JOHNSON, H. A1cuoneeI.
by NS0N g. MILL Err,
ID AUCTIOSGBRS AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No rs NAssAU-sT.. con. CEDAHsr, NEw'iHE o.,
rented Loans associated Auction sales o. FuL l A
TUESDAY y o'clock the E1cha-Se searoon No III
Broadway. n y. 80. go. ...,l.,,r.-,.
ADJOURNED SALE OF THE Linden TERRACE PROPERTY,
RING TIN BALANCE OF THE BEAUTIFUL VILLA PLOTS
NOT OFFERED ON JUNE o ~ VILLA Plots 900 FULL
CRY LOTS LOCATED ON FLATBuSH SIDE OF PROSPECT
PARK AND WITHE FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE GRAND
SOUTHEASTERN ENTRANCE. 49,,
have received positive instructions from the pro
peor, To sell desirable property at the adjourned sale ah
pt any limit or reservation Whatsoever Maps nov ready a. lhtr
once No Is Nasust ~ y and No Isl M.ni3glt -
Also o.; me time and place.
RESALE Of CHOICE LOTS WlCkOtFST, north soc com
sncng 1893 feet These lots handomey located
ground paved and graded water ana gAs pipes o
terms ess1, Maps, 6c a. once. No - Aesssust
MoRm. wnKiSs AncioneeE
+ ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of 40
4 4 LOTS on HUDSON MEADOW, CLINTON AND WILLOW
STS HOBOKEN NEw.JRRSEY, AT AUCTION - -
~ PANY
H. LUDLOW Co. will sell at auction on TUESDAY june ~
1868 O'Clock the Exchange salesroon No III Broadway Inn
" HPpS0S 81 lots east side between Ferry and YeEark
MFADOW.ST lots vests side. between 7th and 8tbst. 49,
MEADOWST II lots entire 'front.' west side between 10Th and ltA
CLINTON ST 4 lots east side, between It'll and 0hss
WILLOW ST. o lots east side, between 9Th and sth.sis
WIIIOWgT.. 10 west side. setgeen 1th and Bhsu
WIILOw.ST, ~ lots vest side, Between Bth and 5tNs
WfLIOWST, west side, between sth snd uLs
wILLOwS II lots entire font west side between lob aud lh
wMLowsr II lots entire 'front.' east side between 10th and ilh
TERMS OF SALE
Seventy may bond and mortgage for a'e yer "
BOOK maps. spd fan particulars the aue,ouee Office, No Pine
st. or the Iloboken ferries l5L2tl
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. Saturday. June 20. 1868.

NEW-YORK, Saturday, June 70 BOO
Auctioneers and dealers are taking short
e from their labors which have continued almost WIN
ont cessation during he year City property is but little
tbrvn mon the market now suburban lands are no" IN
demand and generally command good prices, "heIeso
over situated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

cTALED PROPOSALS for the removal of the
- timber II the submerged foundations OF the old
bridge at the terminus Thlye Harlem, viii be received BY the
Harlem Bridge, at the Office q the Morgan Iron WORKS
until : Z. M. THURSDAY June D.
The removal to b made to depth below low water The
partg making the removal the material removed
faithful Of contract must be oneo ana
be- tine for pio'ing the work specified 49,,
The ght reject any all the proposals.
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ROTON AOUEDUCT DEPA RTMENT-TO

( ,KOION AQUEDUCI DEP-Akl MN ~
~ IRON FOUNDERSSealei Proposals Endorsed Proposal oT
Water Pipe also with the II the bidder and the date Of its oa
ing will be received this Office Ronn City Hall Par until oeoek
a. OF WEDNESDAY July l. 1903 for the supply Of $3.50 feet cast
iron WaterPpe 20 inches diameter 10000 feet sron Waterpe
II inches 1880 feet casron Matep inches diameter
5000 feet eaon WPpe inches diameter and about o. tiB Of
1900 ID obanchcs special Specifications aud forns for
bddHgs can be obtained application at THIS ohise.
THOMAS STEVENS. CrotOn
BOBT. l.. DARRAGH, Aqueiuct
Hew-York. June 49, 1893 GEO s. GREENE. Board
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vertlsing medium. The charges for advertising
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY Tribune, 81 60 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. rs certs per liue.
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ainrsts. 6nrrinnts. &t,


AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
n Broadway regular Public sales OF hoRShS
rng and driving are held every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
throughout the year o'clock Buyers viii ALWAYS tad number Of
Ior.s suitable "a light driving aud heavy work. rs these sales
Wheeler especially advertised not The rgest assortment o. new
and aud VARIETY Of Harness always on
hand also yery superior Park Phseton By Miner stephens
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g,qaI Notitss.

NEW YORK SUPREME COuRT.--H;
" TRACY ARNOLD against THE KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
se action i5arng date February g. 1868 notice hereby given
q the Ge k19.af CSoa o1 SGI n a order for
hat purpose At bis orce Wall street the City Of New York
ga day OfSePember q 1879 FSGrai5T R 81
BARNEY BurlrR P,nsoy, PalntEs Attorneys MhlslaxGms
CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
ClR0LISE STEVENSON Defendants In Of TIE
Judgment Of the above entitled Court made IN 1e 1se eI
g eto i, Such Judgment WI SELL atpubIe auction at the TX
Te1t6 DAY cfJay 1855 Jcock through Janes NJ Miller
All 1i certain DwELLyGHoUsE and LOT piece parcel Of
,ud lying and being u ihe lent Ward OF we i 81 NJ, " "
he Property IN the Tenth w OF the c Of NtEY,Ik made from
M,i s and Sled in the cGee q Register and for th Civ snd
& Via SonheTy in front By Hester street eastery aud nohery By
hnd formerly beongug 70 Jsls SaiHu eIS Of Rbsta
NeTon sgn breadth FONT and rear each teo.yong feet ten 9d
nees and on he westerly side forty inches
s. 4 ~ Ss. oa'5 w S1 h S'ciS Of
side Of Cherry ,t'es end Known y TIE street aaor ~ oyS "
rear b. land now orlsty belonging 70 Gse
see b. lud lot Of ground now o. @meT IN the possession
Of Isaac Pekori containing w waI - i one inch and The
westerly side niaenr feet be the saiae mere or les M m
Senh Wani Of The cty Of EcsYoi being Of e formerly
man chart IF said farm n0Thery half Of lot number twenty
seven bounded noher y pl,g s and ,Ss.erly by ot
plumber tweuiyeg; containing breadth In Snt and rear sea
or ar La and Leirr known number % Division street
Also al that lot pes parcel OF land situate Eag anu
heinz IN e Eleventh OF e Gifts Of Newlork On the norlNk
ery $50 Of Sheriff commencing at point on the sad
er ,e Of sheriff street distant about eighty e nom me o
westerly corner BY the intersection Of Stanton and hen
streets thence running said point along e $40 westerly sue
running uOrthWesery on ne
parallel w Stanton seyenye feet thence running
f on Inc parallel sheriff street twenty feet ud thence running
soaeastcry line parallel with stanton street es
10 The nout or place beuung bounded southeaster IN 'front.' W
Shr street the by alot Of ground known upon
n kers ap number eight Co., noTtheister 6 lot ol goun
net belonging Stephen and snihwesry by groau so
aud couveysd By m Stephen Lyon zbun Mount and Others D.ed
Ns, g0 i8s3 s JONES, Referee, No. IS NsSSsusL
JANIS L. BFRRIgy Plaintiffs Attorney, No S3 Broomesh
Mar 3llaW6yS.
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SroposaIs.
\ AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO

A
~ l-Stparate Sealed PropoaeGch iuiOd With
title of the WORK which relates the the bidder and the
OF its presentation be received this Office until O'Clock
M Of WEDNESDAY July 1863 for the construction Of
follows viz. Specu 2 Seyenhhh street. from Tenth
through Ninth street spec 2 10
Second fourth street TO and through Seventy hr
Third and IN Third avenue between S1sHt
and SInnth (Specn ~ In Forty anu FogysHth
streets between Eighth and Ninth avenues ana n street
bseen Eighth (Specn 20 In sixth and seFent
between Thyr Thyecond streets snd IN seventh
between Trentvt and Twentyourth Streets tspeen ~
In and One
between Third ard Fourth aYenue Speen ~ an nua
Pearl street between betAmh
Peck sip Park between Baxter and Mulberry streets
and in wster Catherine and Oliver streets, lopecu
10 Foryhd and FoHth streets between Second avenue 5I
River; Spec Forye.gh street between Tenth ana btfe
rory
800 from Seventy fourth street 20 ana
through Seveuty-ffh Third Specn 81 TO coipe
unfinished Fy.hhh snd Hnyeghh streets between hgsh
and Ninth and tSpecn 3 Ouehuulrr eh 4h
between Fh aud Also for the constructor
TIE following sas Across West street at south se oI motifs
street at each Of The crossings Elizabeth and Prince Streets Vae
hundred and thith tyeet and fh across fe1 t1s
fry and thr streets AZ nect on Of Fourth avenue ana
At intersection Of Cottagepace West Houston streets
&C.
obtained on application at this Office -
THOS STEPHENS } CTotOn
ROBERT L. uARRAGH Aqueiact
York srn 4.
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Buarn unS ROums.

FURNISHED ROOMS to LET in quiet
- Dr. H0YC No. s7s Broadway
IN WEST FOURTH-ST, opposite Washing
sDVt ton GoundFURNsHBD ROoMS-A Suite OF Pso"
large Front Room second door without 1oau
re (OLD MOI East Thirty -ffth-st., near
sDtb we'll furnished airy ROOMS, with or without
BOARD viii be LET families single gentlemen Terms moderate
400 HUDSON ST, No. 4SO West Twenty,
4CC seoudt for boarding OF business many rooms part OF l
No, 100 Chsnbefsst t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
ORFIcE og As.IsrANr QuAHrERNAsTER GKNERAL.

OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERdAsTER GENERAL.
HoUsToS GREENE NEwYORK Cry June 1863
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited
gl be received at this Office until u o'clock MONDAY d
inst supplying this Department Wh 40 cords merchandise hard
Wood 38 q 20 b. EACH best quality Anthracite Coal egg
size delivered be required prior September
Lat posts IN New.l ora harlor follows, VIZ:
For am % cords wood aud go coal
Port W a1sKOrta-tii tuns coal
Fort Soluyer-ll0 wood and l95 uas coal.
Wiiletts POut-l3l cords wood and at2 tIns coal
posts
1923 cubic feet cord The coal is to be delivered n e d
provided reception each aud paid Tor according 70 weight
as escertained by post scales -
No bid will unless accompanied b. guarantee sga M
resp persons that the bid accepted eepSc WI
executed good and Sufficient securities n the sum o.
deliver wood $500 deliver the coal in eonoy Win the
T. Of this alyertsemeut 49,, a. q, -
The privilege reserved rejecting any 1.-THE bids deemed
advisable. 40, -. "a
} 26 tun coal, to be delivered ssi0lews, VIZ:
FORT Cyluiltus cnrl wood and / 500 tuns coal
Port Wood 100 cords wood and 55 tuns coal
DaviTs Island - cords wood and ! al tuns coal
Subject to the above conditions
Ai.1 separse proposals win BE- received for suppgng-
Fort Adams Newport L. with $50 cords wood ara O5 t se
Fort Tunb eWLoadou, Conn., with go cords Nol anu 30 'AS
West Point r. With wood and 3iG tuus ceal
be amount OF
contract otherwise s1hi ct % the above conditions
which be 1sf NJ h once loom
oposa- Wood" Coal and addressed 20 the
whom iauon should be made for aal1aa pu
lars. ,,,.. ,,.c,,,e
United
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S1otitts of 8mkrupttu.

IN BANKRUPTCY-D Court OF New
Jersey, sat New.Bmnuiek the I'm day Of June A. D. loo
ANORY EDWARDS Of Union County Union aud state
within said district who has been mudgd bankrupt
upon bis own petition by the District Court Of said District
ROBr. NJ. BOGGS. Assignee,
y the Creditors Of the Bankrupt New.BmnsNieE y ;.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 9th
dav Of June A. D. Warrant in Bankruptcy issued
against The ofEZEKIAJ HARMON Of Binbeh the county
OF Union and NewJersey who has been adude bankrupt 90
mn. oun peon that payment of debts aud delivery OF any
PROPERTY belonging such bankrupt % him. for bis use and e
tr, Of any property forbidden by w that Smeeung OF
the creditors said bankrupt their debts and choose ore
or more asgnee estate will be held at court OF bankruptcy 10
he holden at No 80 Abanyst NeYBmnswc NewJere before
John C. Emeujo Register the 10th day oiJu, A. d. lSoS AZ
oclocka li-Dated June -, 1853 - - ,,
W BQpP DEACON I s Marshal IS Me.ssenger.
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&uttion Sails of Seal Gstat,.
J. BLEECKER, son q Co., Auctioncers.
WEDNESDAY July 1

4 J. HLLEJNFN, NVN a NUJ AHVIIUIIVVIo'
n. WEDNESDAY. July 4
At 70 O'Clock O. the Exchange saesroom.
pRGTTTFTL COUNTRY SEAT AT NEW.EOtHtLLE -Ho1ge ani
two acres sud West New Rochelle minutes from We der" House
tarv and attic frame Oiled with brick 5I about 90 feet deep Win
ea i heater ard Improvements ~ ey house, also laun
an stables tne garden, large quantities OF
bearing also small fruits aud yesea3ns Tbs
Mace has been occupied by the preseu r u yea and tie
The d~sahle
eouairy houses regard Immediate possession gn
Terms
Mans at No II Ceiarst.
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Sntsrnal 8rbmur.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTE 6R AL
ar M pE INV V2pK Comprising Ninth Faeenh and
49,. Of New-iOrk NOIIOb - hhhbt
GEW srus % t8a received from the Assessor the
Lists Of Valuations and Erueauons Of property es 70 s
Revenue 70 support the u0Nennent 70
nav he Public and for ether purposes @ IsSs
bo ,o, ees an endato thereto approved March y JaD
- o a NJ 1907 the duties and taxes enumerated therein
bs SS and payable and that viii attend personally o. "
the at Once No Nl West Four
sepy corner Of Bghtbsye daily Sundays eipte IRON th a
SOh day Of june 1905 inclusive between we ho1s
~ o'clock a IA and o'clock p m , pL......
referred 10 comprise the Special Iaxes on
S Carriages Billiard Tables God
.srbs Gold silver Plate for the ending MAY 1909 ana me
ending December 81 1901
All the due By them pec'e
aforesaid within the tine hereby speeaeu "
become n'0' Y '"' MAUssELL B. FIELD. Collector.
Dated Nsx.Y0rL June O. 1868. I...r
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SruokIpn Zeal estate for Salr.

8roOkIpn Seal estate for Sac.
brooklyn LOTS. - For SALE or En-
ID CHANGE several plots by the sore the city line Also
large number Of low priced Lots in Brooklyn.
H0YT MILLER. No lo6 Broadway, cor Pine-st
G0 KIM PER ACRE will buy IA acres of
- ,cOO the most eligible BUILDING LOTS IN B.ooEyni
ferry from NewYork Hall ONE LOT b. Newlork City further
City Hail. would what ACRE here held at Apply TO
NJ A. rutland, No Beekman-st
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let.
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro
perry win ud il 10 their interest to advertise in Tux
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and IN addition TO this advantage THr
TRIBUNE viii be found, not only in New-York and all its
,tes aud villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
TO the roadeI We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRB
USE seml-Weckly and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE deyoes especial attention 70 the reports Of real
estate both IN the city and In every Of the State.
tAm adding greatly 70 the value Of IL columns ae On ad