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NATIONAL Guard.

ADJUrANT-GESERAL's OFFICE. ALBANY, July 6.lS6s.
The following named officers have been COM
missoned by the CommanderinChief in the National
Guard. g y. y. during the week ending Juyi;
Frs, Regiment faaai-Dy Cooper Captain wish r,na ron
M wee a. , mf's e William BaftSman promoted isar
Sooouer second Lieutenant with rank from June vice "ul'n IL
fonra Regiment EatyGeose IL Mo,, Major si'h rank fOu
TfJGm R5n,ai hJaSTg-John c. Barker Secoul LeusnAa
with rank FROM June wee GeorSe AIleser eiS9ei' IN -.
fom June g. Vice c = strong. resigned.
Nmstssnn Regiment IgGEfrL-Ohce rank from June H. WA D.
Dtv Ce vice r. j. Ross removed district, Daniel Tobush.
Lieutenant Vice W D. Dckry promosei JAues C. Tassn
f@nt TGir Beg,sef hfwy.-Roinsy Ward. Colonel vita
rask ron June Is vice Calvin E. Pratt resigned
rrntghh RgiweatJohn Eze Captain with "aA ron 'aa'
% E 1JbT Petei rpf Lawrence Robinson Fir. Leusa
an; vtb snk from April IS vice aran removed rom dis
t Sdaey Iubart second Lieutenant With rank from April Is.
wee Wee lawrence Robinson. promoted
fargrS Rsgipi IimTy -Gu,tayu' Snpsr Colonel with rsAt
from Jane IS wee J. D. ase iesis9ef James Randall s-'snaa|
Colonel With rank June 70 vice G. Fellows ss,igass ,,,.
from June llth Alexander Kaliepbh removed rom district
Sr,ntgs,s R(gt HJanAbert Spear Captain With rank RON
June 18Th nee ) 4 Baner resigned
designations of the following named officers IN tne Ma
tona Guard have been accepted by the Communicating
Chief during the week ending JnIy ~, w,,o J0l,t
Tcncgln gL iaHfryAduiAn' John Hess Isl LeG'o'an'
Tiiyt@Gai Ret InGHiry-Capt,in wm s Smith Jaly l.
Flyfr hMatry-Adaant Geo 4 Oslander Let Lsa'soan'
siriyAHta Rgt IHaRHg2i Lieutenant Cornelius Ane, 'og
Col Francis W. Legget has issued the following 8raes;
NGS " dated July 1853 the undersigned ,ssHs eo ~ -
R Re- f'f S sS 4mo corner Broi%J %
where the Comnandant may be found THURSDAY % Be cSeysi saS
respected accordingly The Aa,aH. vi. be at es iSGT s'e &
manaons him a. tie Arnory Nose o. a. npo
should be MARRIED CD the envelope bs,.h
detailed as an RIsmains board examine and report to the COnRass
act the Regiment ~. s S1s STONED S,a v Co.'S.
panss viii un the EXAMINING Board the name one A s ' .A
soljlsyy bearing snd Alsct Aieshss WWs'
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FsinlY July l0Tle cattle train Of % Oh not reach
the afternoon hence there
log trade Hudson CITY today and only can
yesterday received ouehuutrh- Yesterday
aud O5 bead This mekcs aoCi 400 ,ee MONDAY or 98s
e,h FOR the week Illinois b. cNt. reported
A, ia a5ic Sheep are coming less freegIpJ TODAY and 500
YESTERDAY Beside The o2 received Ills morning NJ Foel ~ Los
we're ling from YESTERDAY. Salel3) bead 81 ~ 81 u 80 10,
prime &C. % of82 ~ $50 OF a D. sc 50 Ohio sheep 81 81 J 9ei
prime Canals Ito H. 7 car state lambs - cn. " 3 u e
nj e,t Pepnvssa lambs d. Oc; Canada lambs - ~ BE
Is of a. H. state &c Commuupav stale ldaua sheep
lOO 10 brou &C. Ohio 80 d. &C. AZ Camberu % as Of
soil al Ice, Wh 81 oO D. lne NeHersey amn a. iOe
Hogs doing little better WIKI ou car arrived tp' %
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, Friday, July TO- 1863

NEw.YoRK, Friday, July TO- 1863
The Exchange SalesroOm to-day was CUn n.
0,ratiyely deserted. In these days OF ouiui'
tay city lots are thrown the market fiiuu' CO., IN
larry regarded non dies II Is 50 lat mart to
the Ou'e'' over the prospects OF the prices to
cay for building sites eSns10psn 70 N TINS
city Dcn not Je5 oGt S SS encouraged BY the
Jersey - mere two or three weeks ago, PIgoIo t "
offer on Wednesday The ne ii iard S 81 Duaneea formerly
these lo' o arbet but % miles from Ila i, anu
are accessible by ptHs9i'' '
oveT me central Railroad.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal TesSsls and Railroad
JrLY 1871 OBS bush Il 50 do Con- 2o6 DO Oats is
40 Bear 1850 uh Flour bales Cotton llo bills Cora Meal
200 bags Do bids Tobacco Go boxes AMI cases Do so bb
petroleum bills Pork; 20 Cheese; lf8 pkg Butter
% pgs Ashes; pkEs Eggs 6 pkg OIL cake O pkgt Lard
I'D pkgs Cat Meats 100 tb Lard oil l4O boxes starch iS 6o
Conner: bhs l5t6 Hides p bales Hops ~ bales WoO
26t Xie, Leather Gus bags Mustard Seed 1900 Horaa
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw.VORR.....p."JgLF 10

PORT or NBW.lORh...........JJLF 10
CLEARED
Seam'hiP'-peumTk lBr Tho4,oe Liverpool Bs.oas I8te
Dachesqe a'Fei Moaeka Naamin Charleston Massey S~h
Ship-Sstioual BIge Eickerson san Francisco. =
BlFks-Am, lNSl EeTtse. Genoa VIA slHog Ioe.a' ~ Oh
C~,lg lAusLl Du'cA, Cesie Maria g. G Meyer 81 JohG.
Or sadler Demelra Lens Huue AppAy.
Boston, H. kelly Reed Boston J. Gister Neveono Pro-
caldwell John b. Pride o, the North Br Nsser'oa Halifax
franklin Bel Bell B irsss;,' Besu5rt
ARRIVED.
s:s%,B I Ks Il hs Sew os' a p
Slip American congress London Nay q mdse ,ai p',,
Ship Mnriinna 3th: Goa,,ire Lisbon % says eorAHoo4
ship Chancellor Liverpool . i,ys mlse aud pass , a.
O. Morton q PHILADELPHIA died At sea Of ever mate A 'n ar
rival , -. g..
6 Ion % w. spoke Nor bark Elise Mat1 from Porto ie'
Big Mndoanl, Joriau DeTsr,rn II i,, aad Toas.
seaI F x Mepogs' Wi7aor s. 10 S',s Ps,'s,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAS FRAScnco July 9Arvei steamship Constitution from Pm
The announcement Of The arrival o. t steamship oeDeao
SsNYek which tegnphei YESTERDAY eroaeona Sh'
has rot been reported The ship Argonaut has arrived from Bordeaux
GGoVcEsTEk July 9ArrI1ed. bark yoau.ee, from cla.'
5.a p w1g s'iSR4 fg' ort S1 jane, Ei.ss
White swan Fos1ee Novel; Mrige ir DO Pga Newlok Zoe
d. for Boston i5s 4 Jyas. r PLaa McysI.
Platelpha Ade y. bri Philadelphia Boston
Bartop Boston for Philadelphia Nellie Paine DO Tor Co. II J.
Russell PHILADELPHIA Lnn " Vauaman Boston ior Phiaie
rba. Nelson Hall Bangor Hartford; Planter Boston L.
suur CATER Active Reported Cedar Tree Neek hr
for Boston, having N "a thcA ios shr
loaded " nolii1z sand
NKw.LoSDoS, July 9Ased schn r. G Ward from BunoreI
Henry Finch Georgefown; Enietip0 PleSdent
Clinton Leader Rockani sally Smith, Fall River, Cnrd from
cruise Sailed 'chr' Cunningham aHd Ruth H''sy or Ss"
York
FOREIGN PORTS.
gSovrHANProN Juy O-S.eamsp HosA from NswYosk Jane o.
arrived here a 3 30 this morning
QrEaSsrowS July lO-S,eaa,hp Russia from NerYork JAY T..
arrived lege to-day.
GLASGOW Jay IO-Steamship Caledonia NssYok Junf r.
arrived o the Clyde to-day.
SPOKEN.
April o. lat &c 81 S. lon % 40 E. ship Rahn from Liverpool n'
May5 lat 33OiS Ion g. bark MARIA from Bourbon Ss
Nantes. IL DAYS out
tmf sap - Vincent from Calcutta for Bren-rlaycn.
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l1roltssionll lloii;ts.

t''''F7@f'I''Fs NVFFFET'
CHANCE FOR POOR INNALlDS.-Dr
Il TRAIL rrar.ri o. treat t.e tr lp lnli tra'' Flo
arrr a. iaftsfu .aa ls Florence. y a. sat q. "a,
f- tte usual cafges Sll fog cs.if cay 1aer No -
Nff.asr
DEPARTURE of DIR. HAMMOND 10 Europe,
II m~srveul years -.''.r.r Or . -f".r q. ~. ,,s
b.. ONLY SUCCESSFUL METHOD Of TREATMENT a NERVOUS
BEEiTY Premature Physical aal Mua' Decay &c. Atoo'ga
"a. D.. CORRESPONDENTS hH implicitly relied upon DOB every
instance Uli tle BE- Letters pfep ana
Containing thc regular consulting r. nay De s -l ,lf hEt
IlH DE HAMMOND. u tALlbNANl. No ~ tlt pE
EIEDLI France aH. a meet ai dug attention ioi ilef
DEBILITY bv'C D. HAMMoSp NJ D. formerly F,ie,''s ,i An'i
o- ar. .rr..g Ir Medical college fr., 81,
mailed Address Box so q. station p NeR-i orb POST
nR. +. b. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
~ mou s,ni- be- Consulted person 90 l -ief At prs ONE
No 40 IttHTorHrr cot East Twenty tsa- b. oe N'''
from " 800 r 90. Consultation i-re
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
- ATTORNEY At LAW
No HJ Ifrrtrttst. Gt-ir"s'on Texas
S-sf.t' attention % Commercial and laui u .'..r''
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Sort salarorns ylutit,.
Sr.rr OF NFw.YoRx.

Stair OF NRw.YoRE Z
PoRTW ARDESs' OFFICE, No p Wlian It
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section passed April L. 1885, entitled IA Acts
eorauTe the Port Of New YORK.. al
Interested TO- having charge Of the subject matter q such inquiry,
EXAMINATION that following vessels urer sEanins
Ton bv that the said Sh
succeeding thus uone "a ooai ss
vessels;
ship Mount asAingon.. Zoe
Bark W ooufuI JACKSON
Bark Thomas Iia2r
p.
Brig A. l. Palmer
Brig Ricardo Secuni0. J. X
Schr Maggie McNei. .. ohns
MINTHORSE TOMPNIAS ,presrieat.
Arcs HERMAN Secretary.
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6uuntrp gtaI 6siat, for Sail.
o MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES,

! TWO MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES,
Be nv, miles from ,Gs west de h' d'TG Rysr ma.
ans on vast and perfectly, level roct projecting from The tue
~ let shove the Hudson the wande the entire island and
Flushing the beautiful village Of For lee weebaEIsu HbOk1
eney CITY GOd Staten Island to the Pa.ads starting At
oboken passes lire aud the horse railroad commencing
Hobokn VIII be built there in years
acres aS sH lie below S s ste aud fronting the bs.aa d1:
' nss' sde b portion Of '9s he acres S1a y u sTA per
s ha3d'ome building site 10 the village for private residences or
Also % LofS org city each fronting the cOvs and Hletn
opportunity now befor SsS me steam sod Vii be sHssd in s
Dr. EDWARD DIXON q fhave. between ani and and
Only small percentage wanted down
WEST HARTFORD, CONN. - Handsome
BUILDINGS 70 choice Ilnd abundance and yanety q
or Hartford o s,n aS retiring o. R6 E IN % %
500 d Q 2iEoA 1hSoK J Ct .. our
I iFil' No ae' very beautiful AID h'I'l'
600 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
q e Remarkable @ Ss I Gssp iSs sd f' z
sale can Ge procured The once IF a. D. HGrS No los Sei
Il BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERS
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
by GBO 4 WAXING Jl.
Formerly AgHegsta anesI Of toe oen,a r,s IA S.~ YORK
CAREFULLY RKvISEDJ
THE PLANT.
The food Of Plants;
Whence 1t d obtained.
How they take up
How they make use Of II,
What their healthy growth iepsais on
The character Of their parts
Their use a. fool and
Clear account Of the eaionsof
Plants TO the Atmosphere TO the
Soil aud 70 Animal life.
THE SOIL
W. W. .t ll =, p ana t1 v VoH ~ y O"''i
H. fIt'Bty and bsrregprs..
M,chsuicsl Iinproyement
N,yrFFS ~
'''''' - 80. .-3 t,ds
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furnItur'.

fumituu.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
urr,uted manufacture Also sold Chusnut aN Walnut 'es.a
I,r ss, pan ssl ornamental a. H. T. fAkkNGt ONs No jos
C.nsf..t ouposr Established 1919
NXyARREN WARD & Co.,
w MANUFACTUBEiS OF FURNITURE
Established 1850
wsr.hou,et-No, IS hnd II srngs corner Of Cos hana''
No yg Wet extend through 20 No w Jane
Bowers invited 70 examine ile e'' soA VI
adj. Furniture a. be foani Ia this c'tg coahstngo i
cHANRpn P,RIOR LIBRARY AND DISIEG.ROOM SUITES
oFoUR Own MANUFACTURES, AND WARRANTED
rs EykRY RESPECT. . -.
Psrtuiar attention given % The furnishing OF 'iiO NiH' N'p4'
RESIDENCES. HOTELS Sc --------
XYTANTED-7j Secondhand 81 TEES, b, y,
w ar II fss long Address by letter Co. No IhfW''t
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and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting pro-
perty, will find it to their interest TO advertise in THE
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within the Union The advertisement should be made
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to the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
UNE, semWeckly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
mcnts in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOtes especial attention the reports Of real
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thus adding greatly TO the value Of its columns as an ad
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Ntliaiuns Notitss.


An Omen Door.-Ncrh Dutch Church Ful,oa corner q VII
MORNNG and EVENING the usua hurs StbhathSc lnl
Bible att ~. and p No. Dryoon1l Hnsns Nsr'S
MONDAY ENENISG ia the Church AZ 3ocock Lecture GA "Ep
HESDAY EVENING At the usual hours
Allen-,t Methodist Episcopal Church, between R7nsion
anl DelncrT Preaching az pt hy le Fas'o uc Nel -
WEED Al Interesting connection Avn r,c Jog ke
number o. person, into m communion With the Church up H.
Sacramento services
An the Everett Rooms Broadway ant Thirty ouh't The
No. 81 pEEBfES Mi speak the Society OF Progressive Spr
,t. SUNDAY tOi AID 4 o'clock ifrc conference "HI De
hell at2i y IA.
Redford-.t. baptist Church-Dr pONLiNG Pssior-Ihs
CO s be- open Tor preaching every SUNDAY MORNING. aud
kVESiNG sal ESDAi EVENINGS, during e Summer months
All e Invited Dr. Bowling Mil preach on SuNDAl next morning ah1
-u,n,,.t -undny-sehooi Teachers AssOcintIon.-
nts-", ON MONDAY EVENING. July o. 1853 q o'clock
$780, The Rncour gecuts and DsrVuragrmcuts Of the sabbath
$500 w,rk. ~ DO opened by the Rev CHRISTOPHER RHODES
AiSsbb,tl school workers cordially invited
T.n,rnI PRESBYTERIAN Church. F0etbst, betseen Broad
- ave The Rev ,. +. FORD will preach on SUNDAY
I ID Al 0 a m ald p The church vii be open during the
Summer months
.. Church of the Holy Light J7th Regt. Armory Broad
"a rhthtb a. The Rev EASrBURN BENJAMIN viii preach
:, 10. a m ani a D. m. Bible class for the bild At p ~
Rriepd. of Humanity, having secured convenient and com
.,,ng 10 MORROW aud every Sunday sud u m amer
~ without Evening opening discourse oy
EfAU SWACKHAMER followed by short addresses Con'1bu
ton taken up TO aid The cause.
g,v. po,t. Iou.e of Industry, No l55 Worth SAB
III g.,y,,. are held al this Institution SAbbAlh arr I'm
MON AZ oe short addresses and singing b ehoS Of more aA
gOo shiiSoa ssag,r arc united attend y uALL1DA1 WV
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II HENRlQUES, Auctioncer.
Il. PEREMri0l sALt5, BlI LDIN' LOTS

fh"STr III sr 'TFIIil ,fl1Ti NfWJnRSEf
ALLEN BROWN uI sc 40 auction ol ll iabAl. july TO- on
the poase, OVER EIGHT HUNDRED CITY Lots Sale 90 CONE
Ii. ~ s,ot 3 tcue ofhe desirable localities
In Esait direct, Wet Elizabeth station on the y j. cen
m Railroad and within 5 minutes ride OF NsHiork Dt reoa
strity Cbrrph can be- landed Boz Elizabeth a taH te
reach Treh beside avoiding r annoyance All acU4io.is 10
seetcats su' omuhuses. ard AZ lr'' expense
The property situated n iri1iul anl sahroHs 1r,
Win rnsgareat surrounding country and giving i le
advantages rural re,leae s close proximity 10 s great bie'
E,ft E charming civ nearly 90 900 inhabitants with aharIsrt
patel street. vel shaded and resilient portions tle private
lpeTugs een,e good s.G hberf'r OF De ira
ready or ocrGpoh il '. pc | upon 81
locality they situated lo new lowe Or PAPER
Streets aHd other Improvements Bot n Che
midst dnely settled community Tie fho'd ho,r Ae
pr1pery and station minutes sa OF ihe most distant
lot The superiority Of L c %. Me-. Jci'y ID oel1s ron
heavy taIat.On, does not require explanation nj. ..
seventy % the purchase can remain Iirs lrs g
property The specatain leaving The foot o L0eI Al clock
Mans and particular the ore Of the AGeole No 81 BroaiFiy
o. OF b. wOODRuFfG sos, Elizabeth
JAMES NJ. MILLER, AuctOnecr, Will sell ut
~ public under The direction 81 samuel 5ous ~ e
room no Broadway, valuable housa lud nts known
Nos. ~ and fgi DlylSlOSSI,
No ~ CtIERfN-ST.
No. 81 HESIEENr..
No. l0j AIiERlfFSI.
Sale positive to TIE highest bidder -
THURSDAY, July, lG, AZ ~ O'Clock, at the EX-
1 change salssroom, WASHINGTON ROCK HOTEL. p!hrtth
al Auction welltuoan Washington Rock Hotel al Fllnse. -
~ mile, from depot sui j miles from Newiok CIV WIN ., acres
Of Goaud The House has all tha' DO necessary for ee
c In good order plenty shade good aud in ic @ % ea
IN summer Boarding House Command views q" a
Ee.ark Bay harbou Accessible 90 heslo b utlus AZ az
L the div and evening One of the situations m we co
Nor m particular. hudb and Photographic Uess OF 'hs uu'
a No Il Cedarst
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Orchard aud Soutb,sts ". cor 4Ora7. .. ... 4 1sn
MashingtOn'st '" Dsnl HSlseTs 2srl60 ..... 600
montgomery ST. D. s., ISL r. from ighst 2g1IOO .. 500
c.- oxASGR-HAsT ORANGE
SpuEg'st n. a. $50 f. W.. Of Burpside-sf s0,its ann
GrOvest, llHO H. from e Culberson Prop SllIii, 800
HUDSON COUNTY.
CITY.
Lots TO PC 10 % ncuse d. adj Reervo,, ., 9,,tOo
LOIS . . q ~ IT, 49, 20 30, 80. 81 80, blk K Adj Reser
Lots IS TO p inclusive blk r. adj Reservoir eatb 5s,ii5
Lots to 20 inclusive, blk y adj Reservoir each 25ro0
Lots D. bs. H. adj Reservoir each 25rO.
10y l. DIX IL adj. Reservoir. 85rlOOrj1l26 ..........
Lots . Is 10 10 30 to 10 - to ~ inclusive Blk adj Roeer
lots p to 49, 2Jo % inclusive blk j. adj Reservoir "a
LOIS 70 T. " to 81 % &c. blk H. adj voir ga 25rOO
LOIS TO 4 "a 10 q, 81 TO "a inclusive, Blk L. adj Reservoir
-. q ~ ...,..........
LOIS . blk d. adj Reservoir. each l5rl0) ...........
LOIS IL ~ blk n adj Reservoir. each
moutosesye A., lots ~ o. bk b., adj a501lOO
Srana aud Beachst n 35H7O.
aorose-aye, g., lot blk. G, 2jIlO0..
--latest u s. lois H. r. blk L. Resr each
mono,eaye lot 6, Blk {, near Resyr 25IOO. 500
Lot ~ ok > hndsoa Grove 29IO0 3l5
Grovest lot Blk If7 g. H. Kos property 25rlOO II 600
JereaYt ". IS f. Of South 5thst 25X75....... $3.50
SteubeRAI l5 ". Of Waen.st 25gJ. 200
UNION COUNTY
lot on Boadst A. D. Muion OOr5l.........,
Plot 1oX29 on Cranet, ed Central Railroad 800
Lot Rahwayave
Lot on lSst., Broadway
lot No r. Block the Rosee Land Imp Co.'S map... 800
Lot No H. Block e. also on above $500
Lot 3ist, adj. Francis 5000
Plot Seuaryst and W. Osbons land l5OIi5 500
LV Au John l.
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Gitp Zeal Gsiatt for SUB.

Holm B. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
~ so. - PINE.ST.
Real Estate Brokers and Aucioneers.
City and Country PROPERTY SOLD RENIEDi LOANS ueso
CHURCH S SHARPE. No q Pine,st
CECOND-ANE and Avenue LOTS for
- SALE eeP and % terms , purchasers -four Lots on Nr
suitable or brewery manufacturing purposes others 'a-
ousv located suitable Tor dwellings &c &c Payment received DO
monthly quarterly. sem.auuual uameu ONuer hAMLlN
BABCOCk FGy-eighh.s. and East River.
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MORTGAGE
KING & Co,
corner ThiryfnLst and Szth-aye. GE'h Natoud Bank
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
FRIDAYS WEATHER REpoRr-9a N.

Res....... 43 Sun sets... 7.3l MOOs Res......n
Sandy Hoos....;52 Gos Island ey42 Hell Gats.".. Ia
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&rcokIpu Seal estate for Salt.

4rooklpn 8faI Gstatt Tor SaIt.
4 BARGAIN-A neat two-StOTy frame
~ HOUSE tin roof cellar and De sold for ~ 80
half down. 25rOo pure high ground The house
stands D. Stors from lateaye ard block from
Mvraye Take Alyrcave from Fulton ieTv, and g out AZ
Tlroop sud Nyrteaves. Inquire ia butcher shop.
DARGAIN.-COrncr Lot and Lots adioin-
ID ing Brooklyn ony $4,000 Terms Jdque 26 BroldsaU
nor SALE-Price $500. Oh easy TERMS
sld basement brick HOUSE; all Improvements 20 minutes 10
the leading Newluk ferries excellent u, lloIluu D. second
h g 500 possession 81 hc balance 81 house % once Ap
py No. to 80 Fuon-si. Brooklyn. Room No. 10
EOR SALE-A brown GOTHIC COTTAGE,
east side Of Spcrefs between Myrtle and Mmghtr a,es
brooklyn 30 mrutes from Fulton Ferry tlel m 90 te peas con-
t1ias rooms including cellar and couse,o lldgeaov water
kitchen: gas plot 90 feet by feet; aahery I'D
grape vines price - 0eo terms Apply on ne rrenie
GOOD two-story HOUSE for SALE-Basc-
NJ ut and eear Gre psce au1 slee an n good os
Ya,esarc Brooklyn Slau easy terms HALL
BUCKLE Nos lDl aud 100 Beelwal-st. n. y.
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Ilatbintp.
rPUE GREAT AMERICAN PRINTING MA
4 CHINE. ..... 49,.
,,,, ,,o,,y,s sVt = pFRntSG AND PERPECTlNG PRESS
Tim the cheapest and most economical machine IN 'Ds No
'"' III FEEDs ITSELF -
Il bs prted over 200 copies Of The hs"ioA sun per u o0'-
sides or ~ 900 Impression. . o,,vs Ar ,NcV
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account Of ~ economy auh good NorA ,..tt
pbil.dephia also iiopel IL A..
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Herald omre. ~ C,ypy-,r,,v
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milbty sol wonderful machines
FOR rular Information adlress,.. ppyss cn,tp,Nv
4"N "'' No "a Siusom.st, Philadelphia
orr WENDELL, Gereral Agent Wilnstoa Ct1
DEFINED TALLOW FOR MACHINERY,
TX - i'A PERFECTLY PURE.
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SACKETT. BELCHER & Co.-The remaining
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IANLENDE SIiArruf % Pah.g Au-toa o. ~ u t.,,,s
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10 for further iufafHatou cali a. above
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Thc aforementioned
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o. HuIIilllfE BROS.
LaiNth RUSSELL.
A.TEEN MILLER
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fatrt Christian Talon removed f list fJgrtfsgt4 80 20
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ears. relllsI Ioa fsrsans al a Jos iaf i"lfi
rrHE EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of
Will of JUHS o. FEILR> deceased petitioners ail move
far ~ M aito.a o. Specie. l.4 g. ! SaIfrne tolrt e. %,
A,.st
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BOOK for Country Rc,idcuts-WA RINGH
~ ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE Poe 81. By lil h'm The
Tribune
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08
s. L O O O O o O o

500 PER STI A II II.
Bat the actual amount to be paid ia Cash is
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MONETAB ".
oEFtoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
~ MN TrFs nay EVENING, April I, ts66.

TuFsUIY EVENING, April 7, te6S.
The absence Of Geographic accounts and
the pause in the cotton market had quiet
ing effect on monetary affairs early in the
day; indeed, there has been no activity at
any ..os. A large outside operator stated
that he was prepared TO lend freely on good
mortgage securities at IL . cent per annum,
while Al can be done at 10 q cent. This is
an improvement. The effort making by
some parties to lower the value of city
issues meets with little success. New York
advices to-day quote gold at 57I, decline
of q cent.
ExcHAHaE-In the absence of cotton sales
the offerings of sterling are not large. No
sales are reported. Some francs were
bought at $780,, and two parcels sold by
banks at 3.729. Domestic is not in coed
supply. The banks buy at tQ4, though
SlO6 0OO was taken at 9-32 premium; is
still the ruling rate over the counter. Ten
days sight was taken at ! and thirty days
at discount.
York market. At last evenings board
$40 900 were sold at l39 sellers option,
three weeks flat. aud at noon session to day
$4,000 at l39 cash. at same time $500
American halves brought 1859. Counter
prices for gold l39 to 1885.
, SCENk NoTEs--Are quiet and little easier in
she 6VSaide market. Extremes seem TO be
from 2CRfo - at he brokers. Last evening
$2009 SUM- brought % at the board sales;
this motnlAys none were sold.
SEcuRiriRs-Haya not been sold in suti-
,cient amount to Attract attention.