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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

SuSScsSioh VI OosAh Dhpuhcens-Nos % AOO
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y parish of 0reans-Whereas Jean Celestin
Magendie has pettoned the Court for letters of ad
ministration on the estate Of the late jean
Daban Gems, deceased interstate Notice hereby
given TO all whom il may concern to show cause,
within ten days why the pray er of the said petit
TONER should not be granted.
BY order of the court.
oc6lOl5 NJ, o TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
,INQUIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA PA
ROISSE DORLEANS-No Sc.
F. w. Sander COutre SEES Creanelera.

A Wis EST DONNIE AUX CREANCIERS DU
"A petitionare qu'une assemblse des dts cream
ciers aura lieu au bureau de William Shannon No
taire Public, le LUNDI, douze octobre 1865. dix
nenres d1 matin; ettet de prendre considers
ton la demande en- at,ermoiement du dit petit,
tionsire, Dams Pintervale tontcs procedures Judi
dues.
Par ordre de Ia Cour, Noavele, Orleans, 20 septsu
bre 1903 LOUIS POWER,
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Approved by the Committees of Streets and Land
ings of both Boards.
Signed T II. SHIELDS, ru.-
GERALD FARRELL, ! CHSiImen
Registered October 2, 1853

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CITY HALL. /
New Orleans october ?, 1863. I
Notice is hereby given that the Controller VIII, az
his office. on TUESDAY, October 10, 1868 at noon,
adIudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders, the
above contract as per specifications.
oe2 lot j. .. LANDRY ControlTer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

f. A. Banks VS.. G. w. Yenable and HI 8.
Armstrong
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= parish, of Orleans, No. 230.=-Notice IS hereby
given TO the creditors of 6. w. Venable and H s.
Armstrong, and to all other persons herein interest
ed, to show cause within ten days from the first
publication hereof why the account filed by the re-
ceiver should not be approved and homologated aud
the funds distributed accordingly.
ocs A. D. BERNoUDY, Clerk.
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Succession OF Rey. AlphOnse Faure-NO.
1856
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. Notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate and to all otner persons herein
interested, to show within ten days from the
present notification if any they have can, why the
account presented by William T. Hepp. datve tes-
tamentary executor of this estate, should not be
homoloe Ated and approved, and the funds distrib
uted in accordance Herewith
By order of the Court.
ocl0l4l9 NJ o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

MAToRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, [
City Hail. October 8, 1868. )
No. 1054-New Series.
Resolved That the surveyor be and he is author
ICED and to have Livavdas street. Fourth
Distriet, graded and the dilches dug.
s-a-- tSigned ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
CSigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
Presit emit Board OF Aldermen.
Approved October 8, 1868 =.
(5iRned) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor,
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. ocs 81
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Succession of John CaraIIO-NO. 8e, a4O.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TaE PAR
- ish of Orleans-Wheress W. Marioni has
petitioned the court for letters of curatorship
on the vacant estate of the late John Oarallos
deceasedsintestate; Notice is hereby given 70 ali
whom it may concern to show cause within ten days
why the OF the said petitioner should not be
granted
By order of the Court.
ocl0 l4l9 M o, TRACY. Clerk
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10Y. coz q co,
PUBLIsHERs' AGENTS.
Tribune RuildIngs, New York.
TNFoHM 4rIoN wANTEn-or JogN

A-e aatherazea TO contract for advertising in our
paper. oos
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORIEANs
City Hail, October 8, lees.
No. 1053-New Series.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to have placed on the
corner of GirOd and Delta streets, IN some conve.
nient position, watering trough for the aceommo.
dation of the stock of draytnen, -
(Signed ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
0SignedD THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October {. iees. a
tSigned) JOHN r CONWAY Mayor.
A true COPY: TT I'7f3
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. oc9 St
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N creditors Of the above named petitioner 10 be
and appear before VIM. shannon, Notary Public on
MONDAY, the twelfth day of October, 1853 at ten
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF taking into con.
sideration the application of said petitioner for
respite, and that IN the meantime all judicial pro
teedings against his and property stay ed
By order of Court, New Orleans. September 3d.
1858. LOUIS POWER,
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, October 8. 1868.
No. 1O62-New Series.
Resolved, That he Controller warrant on the
Treasurer in favor of f. Mouney for sixteen hundred
and sxtytwo dollars and seventy five cents t662 49,
for shorts Of the clerks in the Treasurers depart
ment
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President board Assistant Aldermen,
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. oc9 81
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WANTED TO PEROAAsE- illR.
w ton ct ground, W3th = small IN 81 n = +, -
near some street having railroad. sila the
tcnrth Disfrics Jefferson City o. Czrfaiiar Ad-
dress Puse lAse a THIS oboe, gyi.g fUl isf3 Gu
lars as to descripucn abd prtee. f Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS-No. So.
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#. w. Sander VS.. His Creditors, for a
ResPIte.
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ERT
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hard
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

The Second Ward Club meets on Camp,
between Erato and Thalia streets, every FRIDAY,
at7P. M.
President, BENJAMIN GADDIS.
Vioe-Prssdent, DAVID WILSON.
Secretary, A. j. WHITTIER.
Treasurer STEVENS STRANGE ocIn
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,
City Hall. Room No, 7, Basement Floor.
Nav 0rleanR 0efober & lE22

Two Years.
Ths contractors AhAll he bound. daily, II 50 re-
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Sixth Ward Grant and COlfAx club
No. l.-Nights OF regular meeting every TUESDAY,
seven O'Clock P. M
NAMES OF OFFIcERs-Jos Soude. President; Will
liam Rodoph, Viee-Presdent; Laurent Auguste,
Vice President; Alcide Lewis. VicePresident; Noel
Baohus, VieePresident; John Shulz, Treasurer,
o. p. Warwick. Secretary. sci
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

Attention, Company. The Washington
Guards are hereby ordered to assemble at their Hail.
on TUESDAY EVENING next, at half.past SEVEN
O'Clock.
Company.
oclO ALFRED FoNERETTE, Secretary.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
New Orleans, October 2 1893
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
this office on TUESDAY. October l3 1868, at noon,
adudcate to the lowest bidder or bidders the above
contract as per specifications
j. o. LANDRY,
oc2l0t Controller.
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|lson.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
REAL ESTATE.
,.rm.Ynnk. Monday. Aug.ll 1909.

Prof Cook. in some interesting lectures l',
printed with the report Of the NS~JeIsy s io9. A q a
tu'"' NV. - ~ other portions Of the Union. He says
oao value Of the farm lands per acre III New"
-, and the states Immediately surrounding is snow"
49, ,l,uing figures giving the value IN $500 new
~ ~ seo Al. NeW-York $3s; Pennsylvania, $50 Dtia
49, III. Connecticut, $50; Rhode Island, So MAS r,
w. ga From 1850 1860 the value Of NeWJ, se9 %
SoDds increased $40 70 per acre, while Ihat U
sctfs Increased only 81 go The increase III L.' I'm
ts next ~ that u thi, state, bong 81 % per Nov
,ese the ratio of the Increase Of the popnidtiV
I~sev WAS g727 while that Of the Umle9 S.a'U9 -
only IS So" tie lduds yet 70 be ;ics or
sr .ays We have am area Of 1916 square nm - i'm
s4s $40 acres u which there are ly4t44l M land i
,,,,yed Iaud and In5gOS4 OF unlmpTONeu
INNS and s6- 500 acIcs untouched by the @ mite os
Tiese vacant lands 10 held, are many OF tnV fcerod
d a. tbose now under cultivation, as easlIA i1et
- chrapy filled and productive as ~ A., Ia,,
sttlsd uart Of the state One farm OF 2oD J -,
deu County is iiSauccd which has Oeon I1t ,rbi1b
,c s,ralSd pine btrreIs only lew St"ls' D't @
- now nm cultivation, producing hedly OLol VI - ,,r
.i,f oats Doafo,.S and hay see no reason WY our
whole Atlantic shore from Long blthCn 10 N ~, III,
,,,IJ not he os tlrky settled ana as prOnlaby cu
a. h, ,t,s of the Delaware now are but lhciV
are sui million OF Of these lands to Do Drought
cal fftruf la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

fnnntm RtnI eslnts for SaIt.
Sutton SALTS Of Seal estate.

@udiOn Salts Of Seal Gsiat'
J. JoHy,os r.. Aueronser
BY JOHNSON 49, & MIhLER'
20 S.AgsT con- csDaET F 100 1s5,,, SOL.
r.s sIelsaged Loans nesOi .ted Auction OfFunue
A.la O'Clock at the EScl,See s Sf on So III Broadway Trinity
GREAT AND ABSofnU1TrRP' SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
or THE CITY end but SHORT DISTANCE FRON ThE RAIL
NORTH HP ' iiffE xoETn Six S6aTH GygsTM NORTH
VAN wiNKLEAyES ground is bgL COMMANDING The
negborlood rapdy mIIon he S w 51r oT 0pP0'
~ EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO
no. Isl Montssae.t BROOKLYN ---
II. HsNRques Aucuoneer
by ALLEN Il BROWN,
JONATHAN allen T's 49, Io $ ~ Brown HoRAro
REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALk
TUESDAY. september Is,
on the premises, No. ~ BoNery. 49, -
&c. &C. ft crDDY n6TsL 30 consisting g Funl
ture Beds Bedding; also onr DhiarTabes completes Bar Bar
Sale 1erempor 70 tie CHEST bidder whole he sold together
office d The ,'' 1uciioaeer no brosars5
pLaTr SrtAIIo Aaeionesr 80 =
DEREMPTOKY SALE.--By order OF the Su-
LAWRENCE ( sTR1TTOY viii SILL atAUCrloN on TUES
I 1Sa S NJ bro,ifsy uad = dtda M N Tweed IT,
The lot grDund North SIDE street
Church Greenwc aud known No ~ Vesey street being
2 feet in width and and 0 eet inches IN depth Tie
prrses has substantial party wall 10 inches thick and
high foil depth Of tie o on tbe vest e The val on
the wall 10 inches thick running bsk % ec
high both having solid foundation ~ ee 10 hr ground
large quantity ofol bnek on Tie premises shch van be
included Msrs Anconeers Office No il Finest
DEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION of a
valuable FRUIT FARM oflu8 acres sud half miles from
Rgevy station on the Delaware Bay Railroad Jackson
Township County D. but to miles from M'nieT aad but
miles from Bhctsburg 81 miles ION The CITY am house ul1s
Gc the This fine farm vii he
sod ON Tbudav sent H. 1863 a. u clock at No ~ Brosdsa
Jrbuge Sale Rooms city by A. J. BLEECkkR son
Co aaoneers Nhom full particulars be obtained at No u
Ceda II
Lee NJ NrtEp Aurtua..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

Uninproyed lands in Missouri, timber ana
prairie, are selling at nom y TO - an acre
One hundred thousand acres OF unlmprOveu
lands IN Kansas advertised at from 81 to - an acre
Two new and capaciOus warehouses are beng
erected la Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Real estate at North New-York is unusually
brisk for this the year The sales have none OF
chem been very heavy, but they are numerous
There is quite stir in real estate about
Hudson City. n j. Manager Fisk has bought the New
York Laundry property.
Good lands within 100 miles OF st. Louis, ana
connected win city by river aud rail, arc now
offered at from 81 TO $40 an acre.
How's Mill, at South Beaver Dam, Wis
has been sOld To Mr.. l.. c. Hughes OF Milwaukee, Tor
water power about seven miles from Beloit.
A gentleman of this city purchased, last Fall
$500 acres OF WbeT lands ~ H. ig Sd nfns nP into
50Dacre tracts aud these he intends to sell to actual set
tiers.
firm in this city has recently sold to q
coIpauy Of Germans 90 of hill lands situated IN
the middle of the Shenandoah Valley Va Tor Is an mere
iu gold The company Intends selllnS tu1iU Hr ,"ie
their attention To grape growing ana agriculture seheI
ally
Several hundred thousand acres of land in
Missouri entered between mo FEARS 1879 "3 lol W
of-rr,dentS for speculation IN many cases inc taxes
on this property not been paid, ana the dhds nave
been forfeited 10 the State The time for redeelnmg
these lands viii soon tAple ana as tH.S az ~" @
able the former oWuers should attend 10 Tie uueS lc
diately
The little town of Colclaine, Mass, has sew.
eraI thriving manufacturing adjustments Tho ems
void Manufacturing Company which makes printing
cloths has a new ml ln cOurse OF construction WIncA
Will cost $4,000 Shattuck d Whittier, also manutac-
turcTs OF printing cloths about 10 enlarge lhtI NM
Barber d Bros have new wo0dCnware factory lh Wch
they have machinery that turn out 100 wooden trays
per day.
A bond and mortgage given by the Flint y
Pere Marquette Railroad Company upon that ROAD 10
Chas X Tucker and Oliver Prescott OF Massachusetts
aud Shepard Knapp of the City OF York TO secure the
payment Of S55OOJ recorded IN tho Registers once
IN Flint, Mich Monday last. u win require $3.50 IN
revenue stamps This OF $5OO Is 10 be PAD To tue
mortgages ia ten equal annual nsaments, Win inter-
est al the rate OF per cent per aupm aud IN case
default be made the payment OF any part or the
principal interest at the time they fan due the thut
& pcIe Marquette Railway Company are 10 have tie eA-
clnsiNe and control VI the road for 100 years.
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gousts ano farms GlanttS.

EJRST-CLASS COUNTRY SEAT or FARM
WANTED-u EXCHANGE for an elegant boWnsone HOUSE. 10
sne location. Apply At No. o. Broadst, seoHd hoor
NfTANTED-Four to SIX ROOMS in a good
negbLorbood 20 Minutes walk u the Cy Hall suitable
and conveniently for Housekeeping; possession Immediately or
Octhef Address stating aud full parculars ROOMS, box No
10 Tribune OMce
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6itu Ytal egtatt for snlt.

A c. LOOMS g. Co, Real Estate Brokers
N aud AGENT. ORes 24 Frstcss HOUSES and
LOTS for SALE Money loaned on bond sod mortgage
DOR SALE-The first-class HOUSE and LOT
No 80 West Fhyfounh also three LOTS adjoining on my
fonst the Ftgthhsl on Which thtt a
separated a. NAV bs desired Inquire THOS C. SMITH, No. Is
fsrkplsce.
nor SALE-A valuable WATER and RAIL
Road FRONT River near the Harlem Brge con
tanning 70 lots FOI yhce aud terms Apply 10 ~
Co. No. l8 Wall st, n. Y.
EOR SALE-A fine brOwn-stOne, trst-elass
HOUSE In lstst good ghborhOoi Z2GI53; lot 100
feet; s223O0 Terms 70 salt; POSSESSION immediately
ALSO.
Two c5ulets E. B. HOUSES order. well located SI2vVo
tash ApPlgt TO y WILLlAAs& SON NO % Csusls
HOUSES 70 LET and for SALE:
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MORTGAGB
KING Co,
corner Thirty shbst and slIthsve tsiIih National Bank
HOUSES FOR SALE OR 10 RENT.
Il FURNISHED AND UEFURNISikD.
~T' N'''N' BJx W. BzsEDIoF. NJ. go Sixth ave.
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3llusicaI Snstrumtnis.
ZONE THOUSAND PIANOS.p

A ZONE THOUSAND PIANOS"
According to their sworn report Uuied
tarn Mess HASgS BROTHERS sold $50 Pianos in the 1866
and 9r2 1861 This excellent Increases sud the selling Of oNE
THOUSAND PIANOS 10 twelve months efe stronger than any
thing that tho HAINEs PIANO FORTE superior instrument
wing public are ser all The best judges purchasers should be
guided BY them great Home Journal July Id
THE HASES PIANO bss at modern improvements FOR SALE
on easy term, at No &c Past Fourtenth.t Unonsquare
A NEW PIANOS TO RENT,
"a. Ar HAIEEs BROS.
No. 70 Eas Ioalieenhse Urion square
4 n EASY WAY of procuring what You want.
A-loRACB WATERS Coz No. 4ol Breadxay viii dispose Of
makers and take from IS to IS monthly paid Fins
for sale at bargain. for cash
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
IA MATHusHEKs PRIZE PIANOS CoLIBRI, feet 9 nche,
S5r dat Send ir eirca, BARLOW MArHusHsS No. Ga
A RION PTANO-FORTE.-Pate highest
~ premium ALL the renowned Worlds Exposition
l1a S%a I So .t S5 St ' MANNER
AS PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
~ JESNYS SOY 30 2 B Twea'art st. oe~,fn s1s ana
and drab their Instruments are the hT''ln America
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-BamOres
~ wareIoom No. 3 Bleeekert splendid assortment Har'An'ed
fe years, II prize meias testimonies from Distinguishes AZ.
NEW PATENT PIANOS. .-,,u-o,
warcroous No. Cd Brodaay, corner Of Bsekefst " ].
nRGANS-C CHURCH ORGANISM H.
" DAVIS Downing has for sse Organs, 3, 10 Il stops
redals-Sarrauted One secondhand. stops
DIANOS.-50 second hand PIANO-FORTES
makers. thorough repair aud good order which 10 con
sequence removal SALE low prices. CCkBNG
Sons No II Est Fourteenth between Broadsay and Eiaye
NHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all the leading ma
cisns city and elsewhere It pronounced By the Natons Pa
no Forte Association their with tie Err! naHOf'
r country emineuy tho BEST PIANO IN AMERICA aad
used BY Conservatory and other high schools alto
sher their equality sweetness and ofu
sncy oftone elastic touch and great durability.
wAREROoMS. No. 429 Broone-'t. near Broadw'y
THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN Co.,
9s Broadway. Newiork offer the largest a'sort
Of this class in the country inens the celebrated
Mason Iamn Cab Organs d styles Metropolitan organs h
Styles Oryans styles Also Secondhand Organs and
Meoeons Organs rented or sold payable By nstanents
ENn NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO
l. p. CUMMINGS No. Uuionsquare
A II MILLET's MUSIC STORE, No. 395 Broad
N way.-Mus Music Books Musical Instruments MeiodeOn'
cheap. Large stock.
@s-
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Mr.. LESTER WALLACE

The Musical Department under The dire.ton Of
THOMAS BAKER
Scenic Aists........Mr SHERWOOD and Mr. @. EVANS
Acting JOHN GILBERT
Stage Director ut J. o. MANLsL
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AU D SON RINI

HUDSON RIVER
VILLA SITES In "PAULDING PARK"
neat IKvINGTON WESTMINSTER COUNTY. AT AUCTION,
SOiD A. the EIchnge ss,srlom NO 100 bffFay, on w
SESBAl sept % - u O'Clock Maps aul particulars al me 9
10, property presents uacrn views o ihe 1
h elegant rces aud lnprofemrhs r e
Art Irr,talt Nrs.r. Lfuor, Merritt Norr "lnrr at o'
classic ground America d.ftut p miles from The c
al b seaaboa aud aoal 81 per cent may e
taiu on mortgare
VALUABLE PAPER MILL FOR SALE
Receivers sale BY order OF the supreme Court undr,,1
81 a SALShlkl MILLS
MANUFACTURING COMPANl, vN sell 40 suction. 90 ihc
pr-nrs VILLAGE OF SALISBURY MILLS ioFl N hoas
1913 u clock g. NJ instead Of "a heretofore Advertised ne
prs s and property SALISBURY MILLS hANiIACI ~
COMPANY sInatef SAIISBrEY MILLS aptd ON The NEW
EUEGH BRANCH oltLe FE RAILROAD about eight niles ron
NEWBCRGH % the HUDSON RIVER
The property about four NJ land 100 Different parcels
feet s1uare high slate roof heated throughout via 'eam
containing steam elevator one hundred ana
seng,e horse power WEhrs patent sti' lso
inch Fonprrr parrr Machine male by Ju l. sracrs ~ Nofces
aud an uecessaU connecting and running a'Ie ana ~
rres 81 One waiting h' ho hnu'e
boilers rag bleach boiler dam power water wheels hirfs
and pipes seven Dwelling houses
store house slop. stalIrs furniture, Sc. &c So
prauertr N +3l lle Ha'hntr
n die Min uiHrs which was an n 1867. cost fbH aud
machinery and bulldogs Insured Tor roUVN Ihe alAo '
the mill Is about ON pounds Of paper dii' ,.
the property Apply Oh we premises
or " tue unJelsgHedi and for terms Of sale apply To-
NATHANIEL JARVIS JE Eec'tyer; . -
Room No. 49, Cty Han. New-lofk city, OF
BANGS. SEDGWlCK q NORTH
ATTORNEYS flr Receiver, No lJ' Broadway N L.
where map Of tho PREMISE may Do seen
New-York. August 81. 1903
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XTJACKSON's, No. sol BROADWAY.-JUST
n RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, 4 PULL ASSORTMENT or
NOuRSING GOODS. ONE CASH ALPACAS. 62ic. WORTH ~.
A Tor or ENGLISH GRAPE Walls SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT,
n B|SUiTS MADE Up At SHORT NOTICE
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"C"svs 25hh ofGtbt, 5lI2le1l76IisI2sIOo $500

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous OF purchasing renting such pro-
perry will find il 10 their interest TO advertise IN lE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition TO this advantage The
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYorR and all us
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should De made as
brief as Will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
10 the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRB
uNE Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes. IHE
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both in the city aud in every part OF the state
thus adding greatly the value Of it's columns az an u
vertisiug medium The charges for advertising are as
folows DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per me Ior slnElc
ntertlon; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per Inc; sEMlWEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Is cents per lue.
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)IINT RUTHERFORD Co.,


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ALAsKA.-Congress appears to b.
"fooling" on the Alaska purchase. Our
Government bought this part of Amer
ica from Russia, has taken possession
Of the territory, and now let us pay for
it without any more quibbling. Iii
not creditable to the country to daily
along with Russia, as it has been doing
for a year past-Maristta Register.
We deny that, Our Government
never bought it. Seward bought it,
and the Senate confirmed the sale,
Now let them pay for it. Ifthe House
Of Representatives is not to be left free
in the appropriation Of money, as pro-
vided in the constitution, then the peo-
pie have no protection from the crazy
schemes of such whisky soaked aud to-
baCCo sinking renegades as Seward,
Il has just come to light that Seward
has bargained with Denmark for Green
land. Let these crazy schemes be
stopped at once.
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era soldier who is manned for life
in defense Of his country, has a claim
upon his country forsupport. 1t isnot
charity to furnish this support, but a
debtdue him.
The State has provided a home for
these crippled soldiers, and the DemoO-
racy passed 8 law last winter that these
soldiers should not vote while at this
home, but they were careful to provide
that the rebels who wounded them
should vote. How can any soldier vote
the copperhead ticketf