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1900 do rosln The for the former dull and
shipping %fPs Ss1 % CLOSING
SSc The make, for rosin without activity and scarcely
= 60. IS 500 do '' on 'U priVste terms. :; 900
. i s;T n e r. d ~ 10 " 50
shsnssp ssos wmis sos 81 ~ was
500 m nS and a 'ss srss on
so s Il ss.s. 's zoo S . 81 3
ii olive Sn s YEA. a. g so wnss sa
Fish quiet - Soc ad for crude
whale @ for beached winter u 90 for crude sperm and
Psoylsioss~Recslpss Is Sb. pork 10 do beef and 81
and A
Ss s 1As
S5 Ss os % ss
opon Beef s WAS i he demand
steady n value sss e. 100 sn 81 aS 80 for plain meas
prices entirely nSmn. or beef ham: !ssr: only
.%aH pn supply s sSa
ssi ~ T ss o sn sy Of .sa IS for
ss Tor :%cS:d Riss:d hams sss
Ne: ..:: n End
for Cumberland cut Lard va. less sought after but
Y :ss :s
Al sc quiet, but generally held
1 1sSssfi aas
half 2d s sFn and % Or
Welsh tubs, &c. $780, Illinois and Wisconsin, 6rkins and
% % IN % 5 S s4 s
demand We quote Factory diaries, fancy l6c l6l1c;
fair good, Ike l5c farm daries fancy l5c. l6c
PETROL Eu%~Recepts, sl7 bbls crude and llss do re-
fined. For the former the market dull lower closing
about There was sale early in the day Of $50 bills
ing about axe for standard white The only
ae sSns"rG White and Zoo do er
* sp $ss.. s,;S fs
Philadeghia the market more active but unsettled
at &c., 1000 do for December, at $500 do for the
RIOE-Carolina duh and heavy at $40 l0lc., while
sUaAR.-For raw there was an active demand from re.
Aners and the sales large the market closing
aSs sales Sbds r "a
for Cuba and 2c English Islands We quote Cuba-Far
ts good grocery Has l2c prime to choice DO. lsae
Ale melsdo e. shc Porto Rico Fair prime refining,
II So,.a fail to coed grocery i ,s1c and prime
nrm at 6Ac for hard l5c al59c for soft white
Isc 4c fos yellow The stock Of raw Yesterday
lssl shds s sS1ei & sAEs and ~ %ssdo
unchanged Clover frmer but quiet being
S lsc Timothy w was q steady ca at ~ 80 ~ TO- while
SALT The market rather rner consequence Of the
nrmness in gold Arrivals continue light Jobbers' prices
sSaI g ard WorthnSt So 90 ground, 81 ~ To-
Higgins, y3 Is; Turks Island 65c: -
soAP.-Castie was dull and unchanged at lshc 1876
TosSooo-The marke. Kentucky quiet bu. prices
within the range Of the subjoined quotations. Seed
leaf improved demand, and sales made of los
aoc loo old State and I'D Ohio State ers
SD oa 81 @ Ya 81
brought 81 l6 Annexed are the current quotations -:
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DEATH OF ONE or NAPOLEOS's BODY GUARD.-Mr
Simon Huschler, who served for eight years under
the first Napoleon and who attached to the body
guard OF the great Captain during his operations In
Russia and In Spain, died at his residence in this
city, No. 407 Wood street, on Wednesday last In the
eghty-seventh year Of his age. Some years since he
had ball extracted from his leg, received during
the memorable retreat from Observation-Disclosures
TyIyi,p7. AuplSt I.
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For the week ending August $1,r24.o7s worth
Of dry goods were entered for consumption at this
port, $503, OO5 were Withdrawn from warehouse, and
$780, s4 were warehoused. 1t would be an improve
ment upon the present weekly returns issued from
the Custom House if a brief and lucid summary Of
each was appended for publication. Perhaps the
Director OF the Bureau OF Statistics will profit by
this suggestion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-08

out OF town American and nine European dailies,
seyenty-two American and thirty-Gve European
weeklies, fortyone American, thirty-hve British,
fourteen German. six French and one Italian
monthly. During the recess efforts Will be made TO
improve the gas light add to the works OF art and
literally increase the already large supply OF standard
serial reading matter The venerable founder OF this
liberal enterprise seems resolved to allow no other
public accommodation OF like character to surpass
it. The rooms viii be reOpened on the LIST OF sep
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy 21s Broadway,
HERALD Buildings
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Died.

DERSON, son or james anu agnes Anderson, aged
years and months.
nj half past O'Clock, from the residence OF her
parents 45o West Thirty-frst street. Friends are
Invited to attend.
BRoNsoN-At the residence OF his father, German
town, Pa JAMES BRONSON, late OF Brooklyn, IN the
47th year OF his age.
In Greenwood Notice OF funeral In to-morrow's
BANTA.-On Thursday. August 6, after lingering
illness, SOLOMON BANTA, aged Go years, 10 months
and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and IN ose
OF his son and sons.n-aw, J. Deneufville, II. b.
Welcher and william II. Gray, are invited to attend
the funeral at the church corner OF Fourth and
Perry streets on Sunday morning at nine O'Clock.
BoGBRT.-On Thursday, August o, ADELE HEMP
HILL, daughter OF Chas. II. and Sarah j. BoQert
aged year, month and 23 days.
The relatives and friends of the family arc respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral at the residence
noon, at two O'Clock.
BRooKs.-At Plainfeld, N. j., on Thursday morn.
ing, August O. JAMES BROOKS In the 74th year OF his
age
The funeral services will take place at st. Johns
church, corner OF Washington and Johnson streets,
Brooklyn this Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock.
CRAiG.-M Mount Sinai l.. l., on Thursday,
August 8, FREDERICK WILLIAM, only son OF Frede.
days.
fhe relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, 10 Fourth avenue Brooklyn this (at
urday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CHADBOURHR.-On Friday, August 7, Of convul-
sions, CARRIE MAINE, only daughter Of stephen W.
and Martha y. Chadbourns aged months and
days
Tue relatives and teuds Of the s>mly aro rsspecs.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1863

Meyer av, Mount Kisco, IoOxl0o ............ 1865
4parces IN all ~ acres III Miller, Of Sing Sing 900
PELHAM.
jackson s. lot 30 Prospec, Hin village lO0xsOO 100
Gracechurch ST. house and lot "a Jackson.. 5000
TRANSFER IN NEW JERsEY-NEwARK.
New st, n l54 II of Morris av, 30xlfl go5
kearnev 1t, B. LOO II W OF summer 25xl2 bO
Cond ST. - lUU II OF Hudson ST. 23Nl05 $50
Condn st. ., 100 II OF Hudson st. 24xlO6 $50
Chestnut st, lb0 from New ct, s5x 00. $50
Hamburg place. VS., VIM Wallace's property, 100 It
Freinhuysen av, es Mackn Jaques' property, 80 #
Il BELLEvILLE.
John at, g. Williams, 50xl50 4s0
Linden 800 II from Holmes 16Ux350 1000
ORANGE.
Harrison av corner Wylie, 20x400 875O
JERSEY CITY
North 9TH at, 100 II of Erie lGOxlO0. 1000
Prospect and North LIST 50xlOO 10000
Monmouth st. 70 II of South 7th ST. 25x50 2,675
HUDSON CITY,
Van Worst ct, o. between Pslisade and Clinton avs, 80
Newark st, g. 1875 Morans premises s5rlOo 455
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is a tabular statement Of the marine
transfers which have been made since the previous
report
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Mrappers; oc' soc. c. &c n.
81 TO- Yara-I cut &C., Sc. II cut, 81 OH 81 -;
average lot 90c Sake Manufactured Black work.
and medium, Ike &c, in bonds do good and fine,
in bond; do. good and fine, Soc. s5c.
TALLow was In fair request and frm sales TO- lbs at
TTN-Pg was but little sought after but steady at previous
English quoted at c do and Banca $3.50. &c., do.
Is annony sold at 1885, gold. Plates without
change Of The sales 2400 boxes, assorted
charcoal private terms We quote c. charcoal IS 37
WoOi.-The market for fleece is decidedly active
than during the fore of the week. though the de-
mand 10 mainly confined to small lots for the immediate
wants Of manufacturers Holders are very firm in their
views and demand slightly higher prices We quote
Ohio &c. 40 and Xxx do. 48c Soc. abe receipts
tnue to decrease Texas in demand, but the sales
views buyers Stock fair and sccumulatng California
is slow Of and grades depreciang In value
while the finer grades quite steady at previous prices
Foreign dull and prices nominal The sales were
including 1000 lbs medium Ohio at c 1000 No and
42c. &c., IS 0OO No. and below choice light do.
46c $4,000 lbs, part Ohio at 42 b $4,000 do Ohio
private terms 2SoOo at 4oc z2c for Western, at 45c
for State 5000 Gg siss a. 4c a s1s useed
delane 49c 45cchedy at the latter price, 2000 Geor
ga &c., Michigan at &c., 900 Louisiana at 22c:
5000 combng at 52c 5000 nols at 4oc 42c 900 combng
l0IO0 Georgia, Il, 900 Illinois, 1900 Missouri and a.
unwashed do on private terms. Also 32,00o lbs.
pulled 4oc Nc, chiefly extra, At the Latter price 1900
private terms $500 lbs Texas at 20c 3Oc 1000 lbs
California at 28c. 33c. for spring clip, the latter for hne
and &c 26c for bury spring OF foreign the sales %
WHISKY Receipts % bbs The market was moderately
active and again higher Sales made Of $50 bbls
bond at CSC. 67c., closing strong.
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CopPER.-American ingo In toerabiy active demand
rather rmer in OF the hness In gold the
sales being about 24c a2c for Detroi 2sc
for Baltimore 28c for Portage Lake. and sc for do for
October and November delivery.
DYKWooDs-Logwood was stu quiet for want o. stock
logwood $21 $22 Jamaica do $16 god Lima wood, $50
1885, god Cuba, fustic 1913 $50 gold and camwood $40,
gold per ton.
There sales of 100 tons soda ash at
2Sc 2<c, gold; 80 drums caustc soda at 4sc 6c 10
quoted at l4c a4$c god) private terms 100 casks
bleaching powders IN lots, at &c sc, currency 70
vate terms.
FLOUR GRAIN-Recepts, ,428 bbls -FOUR 20 do and
100 meal 1880 bushels wheat 99 do corn 2625
do oats and 23 do The market for State and Western
firm under good trade demand, and sellers
realized difficulty in obtaping yesterdays prices, though
buyers would not pay any advance The market closed
steady fair demand at quotations annexed Cali
ornia -four but active The sales about
10000 bbls Southern -four firm under continued fair
demand full prices realized the sales 200
bba Rye continued to advance under fair demand;
sales 37b bills Corn meal was firm at quotations
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
~-~---~~-N---~---~-~~~-
SUPREME CCUHT-SPtClAL TERM.
Ocean Telegraphy Litigation.

Before Judge Barnard
LHae u.s. Hedden.-COunsel for plaintiff applied
for an order OF Injunction to restrain the defendant
from selling and dlsposng, in any way negotiating
for the sale OF patent for an improved apparatus
in submarine telegraphy. The plaintiff through his
counsel, Mr.. Edwin James, alleged in his complaint
and adavits that he was the sole inventor OF an i'm
provement styled 'the Floating Pen," which was so
constructed that 1t recorded by its own action the
message telegraphed. The value Of the invention
Is estimated to be worth million of dollars. A
patent was issued therefor in Great Britain In April
last and IL was alleged that the defendant had OBJ
tanned an assignment OF it from England without
consideration and now held 1t in New York and was
endeavoring to sell and dispose OF 1t. The action
was brought to compel the delivery OF the patent to
the plaintiff and to cancel the assignment, and In
the meantime an injunction is prayed Tor.
The Court granted an injunction.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August Tsp.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Eastern spruce continued in do.
mand, and with light arrivals prices firm, ranging
from $19 so to $22 The sales about 100000 feet
Yellow pine timber remained steady At $50 $35.
Laths in fair demand and steady at 81 90 $3.
Rosendale cement toerably active and firm At IS per
Bricks were in fair demand Common somewhat scarce
North River sS 50 $a Croon $ls &c. and Philadeipha
..BEEswAx-Ws heard of no sales Of moment We quote
l6c. q 46c.
CooPEEAaE STOCK continued moderately active and
steady &3 10 3 30 sugar Shocks 3nch heads 30
90 for do ssnch heads g $S 80 for molassss d.
heads for box Shocks 10 50 Tor rum w
81 for pipe $50 $50 for hoops, feet and $4s $50
CANDLEs-There was only moderate jobbng demand,
&c., sperm 45c. a Ec. and patent 66c. oSc.
CoFFEE.-The FOR Rio without change OF
ment Sales ss bags OK Paine, on private terms Other
&C., gold In bond fair do l0c. l0kc, dol good do lie
$50 &c., DO. Java, ss1c gold. duty paid snga
15e l7c, do Lsguayra l6c.a 1884, d. Jamaica, NSc.
CoTToN.-Receipts, 1,26S bales. The market only
moderately and depressed prices receded per
The demand chiefly confined TO the present Of
spnner The sales comprised bales Including 1856 for
speculation and for spinning subjoned the closing
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CLARE-MCCARTY.-In jersey City, on Friday,
August I, at the Hedding Methodist Episcopal
church. by Rev. John Hanlon, CHARLES c. CLARE TO
ALMIaA u. MCCARTy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Newark on Wednes-
day, August 8, by the Rev. II. VI. Levy, HARRY A.
PALNsriNR to ANNIE f.. DUNHAM daughter or John
Durham, Esq. all Of this city.
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Petitions Filed I'm Bankruptcy.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

The petition OF AdOlph Reiss, OF New York city,
was yesterday filed In the clerks office.
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II.
Captain Putnam was for many years q well known
shipmaster in the China trade.
RAE.-On Friday August ], at his residence AZ
GO years.
His relatives and friends, and those OF the Gale
DOMAIN Club and Thistle societies, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, RON st. Matthew's
church, Sussex street, Jersey City, on Sunday alter
noon. at hafpast two O'Clock.
Newark IN. IL Brooklyn IN. W and Jedborough
(Scotland papers please copy.
SIMMoNs.-On Thursday, August Q, MARY LOUISE,
infant daughter Of Abbie Louise and Thomas II. B.
The remains will be removed for interment, from
the residence Of her parents No. 200 West Forty sixth
street, on sunday afternoon.
SrErsoN.-On Friday, August I, Widow MARY q.
SrErsON mother Of Mr. H. q. Stetson, aged 50 years,
native OF Boston, Mass, and resident Of this city
for the past thirty-fve years.
The funeral will take place, from the residence OF
her son. 1913 East Twentyeighth street, this tsatur.
day afternoon, at one O'Clock Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
New Orleans and Boston papers please copy.
SrETsoN:-At West Orange, N. j., on Friday:
Susan Stetson, deceased.
Funeral at st. Marks church, on Sunday AFTER
saIr H r Friday morning. August !, at two
O'Clock, ANNIE M. SMITH, aged IS years.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon, at one ociocA'
sEwELI.--At Greenbush, Rensselaer, county, THO
MAS p. SEwELI, aged % years. ....
Relatives and friends Of his a arnm ann church,
Clinton street, corner OF Harrison, BROOKLYN tn'S
Saturday morning, at ten O'Clock.
Friday evening Angus. ,,. ETsrT =
ALEXIS, only son OF Charles =. Al" "' "
Thompson aged 8 years and months
watertown Jersrson county, N. r., papers please
co%S},nrr.-on Friday. August T. MARY HArsrRAp.
infant daughter OF James s. and Hannah O. wibirt.
aged months and ~ days 49,, ,..
East FftistS street. on sunday sfsernoon,ist tive
O'Clock.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04
Nmt1tmcr 51S.

Gleden sesansen. Gr trus babel feline
9rpBe Grpmmel 9emelen nit benz &nie
unb erreidte 70 ben Ylas spr cer Stride;
bter l6lu9 er einen un9ebeuren Wir(
bel.
Geniter uno Gbiiren Dffneten f6.
slue Welt itedte erl9rofen NUT bic &Dpfe
beraus, aber bei,1, ;,reitcn gSirbel lief
Seoern1ann auf ben &tr9plat> auf pem
i9 balo Gin pt9ter &reis um Scapiu
tlloete per eini9e &unf1tude auf her
3rpmmel ausfiibrte. 9llS er bic . 7enen
Wfauler cer 0afer iab> be9ann er in eiz
ner febr aitilden@eiie fpl9enoe bur-
leSfc Nece su balrn:
u5eute 9tbenc 9rpBeS Gdaulpiel Der
bertlbnten Gruppe unter Direction ceS
5errn >5ercceS> pelde bic @bre batte,
ppr Tlrite11 &6nigen unp priusen III
ipielen. Sic mtrp auf ibrer Dur9rei1e
bier 11ur einmal auftrete11> pa fe l9pn
am pariier 5pfe erpartet >pirc> unp peb<
balb wiQ fie bier zines ibrer ml1antefen
St(ide ipielen: Die prablereien pe5
Gapitain Tracalle," NIT neuen GpfQmen
uno 3wil@enbanoluneeu. g}ad oem
Stide miro Maoame @eral lina bic W}pz
ri6ta tan;cn. Die @pritelIun9 fncet in
Der III eieiem 8ebufe neu ber9eri6teten
une NIT 8dnfen Serlebenen @Geune be5
SHELTER 8ellpmbre itott uno ca mir mebr
INN Gbre ais @epinnit pielen> nebmen
mir nt6t muir @elp> lpntern AUDI Muncz
pprrdtbe ais preis fir pldbe."
Wiecer fpl9te Elm @irbel, Der bic Sir
denfenltcr cr;tttern rna9te. @lbreno
pieier 3eit batten bic S9oulpicler i'm
Meierbpfe> Spn 8eQpmbre uno ce1en
&ne@ten unterl ltiibt> bic 8Gbne aufoe>
i@la9en. SIM 6inter9unce Der @6eune
rubten bic 8retter auf Gd0ern> bret rper
pier aus Dem @irtbsbaus entlebnte8anfe
bilceten bic erite plabreibe. Die S61en
uno &ube, >pel9en man aus &einli9feit
cine neue @treu 9e9eben batte> 1aben bic
fem Greiben rcr>punpert ;u> unb Giap9~
nae fa9te la6cno : nMein erlteS Nuf1rez
ten bat &alter uno 'Sprnyieb ais 3uz
i9auer."
~G6 miro ni6t pa5 lebte Mal lein">
entae9nete 8ellabre> upaB @ie Elm lpl6eS
publtfum baben, penn S9afSf1pfe unb
S@len 9iebt e5 in jecem Ibeater."
W(an mubte 9eiteben> bab Gtopanoc
fir einen slnfdn9er gar ntdt libel }pielte.
9(it einem 9uten @epd9tni0e perbano er
Elm mpblflin9ences Sr9an unb be1ae
auberrem pbantaiie 9enus> um nptbmenz
ci9e 3uiase MAIDEN slt f5nnen. Sur
bic pantomime >purre ibm 16mer neil
bic 5iebe uno StSbe> rel9e er su erleiz
ben batte> iein @efIbl en,p pDrten, mebbolb
feline Golle9en au@ 70 9limpFi9 ais nur
m19li6 9e9en ibn parin perfubren> cenz
nod aber 9erietb er in Wutb unp 16nttt
gang fur@tbare @eii9ter, Bis ct >pieoer
f9 Der Stole ent1ann unb ben feioen,
fur@tlamen Gbarafter annobn. 0erace
bas tpirfte unc Bellpmbre >par beS 2pbe8
rrQ. u6altenSie pie9folle 70 fe IT, rief er
spn ben SiBen aus, ppielbit er per Yrpbe
beiwpbnte. ~DaS 1T 9erape ri6ti9. GS
1T better al6 ba6 !5erumtrippe!n uno
@rtmoienl9neioen pbne @runo."
Si9o9nac befpl9te pieie Natbl1ldee
unp rt6tete it6 hana6, 70 haB bic @plz
le9en tbm am 6dln1e per @prItelz
lung ben 8eifau nidt oer1a9en fpnn<
ten.
(Gprtlebunu a,,f Der 2. @eite.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04
Die Gjermanta QebenSa
Neritheruu9S '&jeIeQfGatl'
40. Brpabmap, We,p=Dprf.

empfcblt BEN Bewptnern BON Mtnneipta. srn etr hn'
ic,dsbaren INpbltbat Ser Xebensperrcpernn9
1etrauh ~ MAIDEN.
aoor germSaen 100000
gerl9erunsen in 2raft 26,OOO.OOO
eabrlides giufpmmen 100000
slusoe,oblt in GpbesfaQen 100000
9este Diyieenbc 10 1re;en
sie II uber bic aan;en Ser. Staaten sertrti.et uub
bat In Minnefpta fOleenoe Neenten:
General u eentur tn Der rDeutl@en 8ant" son
@ebruper @tQtuS & Dunbartn ct. peu
5err @ufap 6etnrtds in 0tneno.
berr Carl Brauct tn 1artbault
oerr s. Gihborn In 5afftnss.
nerr 8. 9peen in Nem lllm.
:. 5hmenpler, *bu9o Weienrond.
G,:e.rr1l.u. SctretGr. VraNnent-
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE INVESTIGATION.

The subcommittee Of the joint Congressional Com
mittee on Retrenchment met yesterday at Mr..
Jenckes office, 300 Broadway Messrs. Jenckes, Ben
ton and Van wyck being present, and examined
several OF the collectors OF the internal revenue dis
trict Of this city.
Mr.. Fullerton also appeared and was examined as
to the various matters to which public attention has
been lattery directed, and explained fully his con-
nection with the investigation Of revenue frauds in
this city. His testimony showed that the
money and bonds taken from a certain ex-
collector OF the city at the office OF ID. q.
Blrdsall were for entirely different purposes
than those that have been alleged as lately published
In the newspapers: that he only acting rs coun
sci for Of the parties and had share or Interest
In the money paid by the SAID ex-collector at that
time, and that the money and bonds were taken by
the collectors counsel ana returned BY him to smith,
less his expenses and counsel fees
The papers OF yesterday which stated that Mr..
Fullerton had failed to appear before the committee
were in error, rs Mr. Fullerton appeared at the first
opportunity that his business engagements and those
oil mis- committee would allow.
The committee adjourned TIL Friday, November TO-
nt ten O'CLOCK A. NJ
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, Noycm-
Der IL by the Rev. DR.. John L. Goodman, CHARLES
NJ APPLETON, OF fluddersiied, England, TO NELLIE
r. THOMPSON, OF Boston. Mass
BYLLS--CART0S.-Un wednesday, November is,
by the Rev. ID. A. Goodscll, w. II. ByLYs, OF Green
point, l.. l.. 10 HELEN f., daughter OF Nathan X.
Carton, OF this city. No cards
CLEMESTS--MENzIES.-On wednesday, November
Is, at 1t. Peters church, by the Rev. Alfred y.
Beach, ID. D., A. LEE CLEMENTS TO ALICE A., daugh.
ter OF William Menzies.
JoHNsoN-WEsr.--0n Tuesday. November IL, NJ
the Collegiate Dutch church, by the Rev. Dr. Yer
milye, FRANCIS Z. JOHNSON TO JOSEPHINE A., daugh.
ter OF Joseph j. West, all OF this city.
LOCKwoOD--sT. JOuN.--A st. Pauls church, Nor.
walk, Conn. on Thursday, November IL, by Rev. WIN.
Cooper Mead, Or. WILLIAM Il. LOCKWOOD TO Miss
FRANCES j. ST. JoHE, both OF N0rwalk.
PoOLER-fuEEY.-Cn Thursday November j.. by
the Rev. Father Thaddeus Or. H. ALVIN PooLLB 10
MARGARET A. FugEY, all OF this city. No cards
REDDiSG--LoDGE.-on Tuesday, November IL, by
the Rev. Thomas Lodge. assisted 10y the Rev. Charles
G. Keys, at the Methodist Episcopal church. Norris.
ania N. y, WINFIELD s. EEDDfSG, OF Wocdside,
N. j., to MARY e. eldest daughter OF the officiating
clergyman. No cards.
SUyDAN-LowERRE.-On Wednesday, November
Is, at Trinity chapel by the Rev. :. II. Weston, u.
D., JOHN i. SuYDAN to CARRIE a. LowERRE, uaugh.
ter OF William Lowerrc Esq, all OF this city.
SMTH-VAN NEss.--in Brooklyn, on Tuesday No
vomber H. by Rev. bishop Faulkner. A. OGDEN
SMITH TO SOPHIA c.. eldest daughter OF Z. l.. Naa
Ness. ESD, all or Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19
ploes fronting o. South Nv and running through 10
Real Estate Notes.

!; Is reported that the Ere Railway Company has
bough, waicr lrclt Of 1000 feet NJ weehawken,
from the ycnaneo on Transportation Company for
which the sum ~ 81, 300,O 900 was paid.
The Iclgn Valley Railroad Company have &C.
qured, by purchase, the coal lands OF the Locust
Mountain Iron and Coal Company the coal lands OF
the Coal hlge Company, and one-half the coal
lands OF tne Treyorion Company Ths consd.
Grafton price paid for these acquisitions amount
u IL SAID, 10 less than one ami half mil.
lion OF dollars payable IN frat mortgage Lehigh
Valley Railroad bonds. The object OF the purchase
H. doubtless the securing ~ coal tonnage 10 the Le
nigh and MahanOy branch ~ the Lehg1 valley Rail.
road, and also TO the Lchgh Valley main trunk, from
the Shamokn coal region.
western Journal announces that oue-scventh OF
the State ~ Mississippi is for sale under execution.
Mr.. ". w. Brand, or LeNinyton. Kentucky sold n
few days ago his farm in Woodford, containing $50
acres for 100000. Aaron Tara, OF Jessanine, was
the purchaser.
ale Newark Advertiser gives the following inter-
esting statement OF the progress Of proppsed i'm
provements in New Jersey important to ali VINO ho,d
real property In that portion Of the State -
Az the Legislature last winter Road Board for Fsses
county consisting % Mesarn william w. Murphy H. r. Has
bel snd Francis kt0rath uss appointed, with Instructions
such IN IN tie roads 81 and
lay ont tnsy might deem eSpedcni, outside Of
the ns 80 the ctaa 81 Newark nIc Orange Since tho
gsnlalioi q Tue Io.rl ~ tbs a.volins.! " NJ u nar